BALTIMORE -- ECW World Champion "Dr." McMahon told Bobby Lashley that he would be his judge, jury and executioner at Judgment Day. But tonight, the former ECW World Champion showed the scheming Chairman that he was ready for him, his son Shane McMahon and Umaga in their rematch at Judgment Day when he overcame the New Breed in a 3-on-1 Handicap Match.

Lashley was still licking his wounds on ECW on Sci Fi after Mr. McMahon outsmarted him on Raw. The Chairman, Shane and the Samoan Bulldozer violated their own no-touch rule. (For several weeks, Lashley was not allowed to touch Mr. McMahon, his son Shane or Umaga unless he was physically provoked. If he did, he would lose his title rematch.) Mr. McMahon left Lashley unconscious after blindsiding him with a blow to the head with the ECW World Title.

"I will never forgive or forget what you did to me at WrestleMania," the Chairman said in an interview from WWE Headquarters in Stamford, Conn. "You shaved me bald. I bet you enjoyed seeing that, didn't you, Bobby Lashley? But I enjoyed seeing what I did to you last night on Raw."

On ECW on Sci Fi tonight, the self-proclaimed "Doctor of Hardcore" said he wanted to make sure Lashley was mentally and physically prepared for his 3-on-1 Handicap Rematch for the ECW World Championship at Judgment Day by making him face three of ECW's finest -- the New Breed's Elijah Burke, Marcus Cor Von & Matt Striker.

The courageous Lashley held off the New Breed but the numbers game caught up with him as they successfully double-and-triple-teamed him at times. However, Striker was overwhelmed by Lashley and his teammates did nothing to help him. Lashley got the victory and much-needed momentum in the last days leading up to Judgment Day. Lashley showed Mr. McMahon, Shane and Umaga that he may be their judge, jury, and executioner, and that they may pay the price with the Chairman's ECW World Title.

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