The Four Horsemen have struck again!  Jim Crockett Promotions (JCP) announcers Tony Schiavone (left) and David Crockett(right) tell the fans that the Horsemen have actually purchased television time in order to show a video of their latest handiwork. 

The Horsemen have hired a cameraman to film their latest villainy as they are shown following Dusty Rhodes' car.

The Horsemen tail "The American Dream" in two separate cars as Rhodes heads for the office of promoter Jim Crockett.

After trapping Rhodes in the parking lot, the Horsemen waste no time in laying Rhodes out.  Rhodes recently injured Tully Blanchard and the Horsemen have decreed that Rhodes must pay for his sins.

 

Arn and Ole Anderson prove once again why they are nicknamed "The Minnesota Wrecking Crew".

As The Horsemen's manager James J. Dillon joins in on the assault as the camera man questions what the Horsemen are doing.  He's told to shut up and keep filming.

J.J. Dillon chokes Dusty with a baseball bat as Ole Anderson works to tie Dusty to a pickup truck.  After the camera man refuses to film anymore, the Horsemen beat him down and J.J. mans the camera.

Dusty's hand is secured to a rack on the pickup truck.

With both arms tied to the truck, Dusty is at the Horsemen's mercy.

Ole Anderson steps up to the plate and prepares to hit a grandslam on Dusty's hand.

The injury is too graphic to show and it's censored out.  The Horsemen have turned Rhodes' hand into hamburger.

After the physical beating, the Horsemen dish out a verbal beatdown followed by a paintbrush job to Rhodes.   Ole Anderson reminds Rhodes that he promised to end his career in 1986.  Have the Horsemen finally succeeded in ending Dusty's legendary career?