They would have another match soon after this with Mero easily pinning Sable with a small package, ending her employment in the WWF. Sable leaves after that so I guess that’s a win? She kicks Mero in the balls and gets a decent powerbomb (all things considered) powerbomb to leave Mero laying. They talk a bit before the match and Mero puts her in the TKO position and then puts her down, saying that’s what he could have done. This resulted in a match between them on Raw, May 11, 1998.

Mero would become a jerk again due to Sable becoming such a huge deal. There wasn’t enough to rate here but this wasn’t wrestling anyway. Mero comes out to yell at Sable, allowing Luna to strip the rest of Sable’s dress off for the win. Lawler is thrilled and Sable charges at Luna to take over. Luna, an actual wrestler, drives in some shoulders in the corner before ripping off Sable’s skirt. They walk around very slowly with both girls losing a sleeve each.

This is the first evening gown match, meaning they start in gowns and the first to be stripped to their underwear loses. The feud would continue the next month at Unforgiven 1998. That’s rather sad when you think about it. Only Owen Hart congratulated her on her success. Sable could barely do anything in the ring while Luna was a seasoned veteran who received no credit for her work with Sable. The saddest part of this match though was what happened after: in the back Sable had praise heaped onto her while Luna was basically ignored. This was WAY better than I was expecting it to be. Not that it matters as the TKO (it’s a cutter out of a fireman’s carry) from Sable ends Luna a few seconds later. A Sable Bomb gets two on Luna and she’s back up in seconds. Sable tags herself in and covers Goldust but has to avoid a splash from Luna. The TKO on Goldust gets two more as Luna makes the save. Marc threatens to hit Luna and ducks just in time to make the heels collide. Goldust goes up but gets crotched, setting up a top rope rana by Mero for two. Mero hits a running knee lift and a moonsault press for two. Instead Goldust counters into a DDT for two but he can’t hook the Curtain Call. With Sable trying to get back in, Mero hits Goldust low but can’t hit the TKO.

Sable pounds on Goldust as well but it’s back to Mero who doesn’t fare as well. She pounds away and kicks Luna in the corner before bealing her across the ring. A double tag brings in the girls and Sable spears Luna down. The fans chant for Sable as the men collide. A quick cross body gets two for Marc but Goldust hits an uppercut to put him right back down. Mero pounds away on Goldust in the corner but gets clotheslined down to change control. Luna won’t tag in so it’s back to Mero so that the genitals match. Goldie gets backdropped by Mero and kicked in the ribs by Sable for good measure. We get a lap around the ring and the men come back in before we get any contact. She gets Sable instead and Luna runs away instead of fighting. Off to the women folk but Luna wants to fight Mero. The guys start things off with Mero hitting a fast headscissors and a clothesline. The Artist Formerly Known As Goldust/Luna Vachon vs. This was kind of strange as Mero had become a jerk obsessed with the spotlight but turned face again to stand up for Sable’s honor. Her first feud was with Luna Vachon, resulting in a mixed tag at Wrestlemania XIV. Sable became a big deal soon after but didn’t get in the ring until 1998. Marc Mero (her real life husband) saved her, setting up a feud between HHH and Mero. Sable debuted as HHH’s valet of the week at Wrestlemania XII but she wound up having a personality after HHH yelled at her.

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