As part of the Hall of Fame weekend, Ron West refereed a "Legend's match" that same night pitting Don Wright and Wayne Rogers against Hoot Gibson and Indian Harry which ended in a double disqualification. The main event was a Steel Cage match for the SSW Tag Team Championship between then-champions The Batten Twins (Brad and Bart Batten) and The Family ("Handsome" Beau James and K.C. Thunder), with the added stipulation the losing team would leave the promotion for an entire year. Another featured match was a tag team "challenge match" in which the team of Tim Horner and Cody Michaels defeated the team Buddy Landel and Terry Taylor. On the undercard, Ricky Harrison and Tracy Smothers fought in a no-disqualification grudge match. An interpromotional Champion vs. Champion match was also held between Nationwide Championship Wrestling's Bull Pain and NWA Mid-America's Todd Morton, which Bull Pain won. The Third Annual Mark Curtis Memorial Weekend of Champions was a two-day professional wrestling memorial show produced by Southern States Wrestling (SSW), which took place from May 10–11, 2002, at the Civic Auditorium in Kingsport, Tennessee. The Kingsport Wrestling Hall of Fame induction ceremony for the Class of 2002 took place. Paul Steele, a former Tennessee state athletic commissioner, led the class. Other inductees included wrestlers Kim Birchfied, Charlie Peters and Tim Horner. Bud Adams, who portrayed masked wrestler The Spoiler, was inducted posthumously. Other special guests included Ivan Koloff, Sandy Scott and the family of the late Whitey Caldwell. Prior to the show, a ten-bell salute was held for Randy Anderson, Lou Thesz, and Wahoo McDaniel, the latter a 2000 inductee. The main event was Ricky Harrison's retirement match against Terry Taylor, which Harrison won. There were two other featured bouts on the undercard. The first was a tag team bout between Beau James and The War Machine and SSW Tag Team Champions K.C. Thunder and Steve Flynn. The other was a match between Shane Douglas and Tim Horner, which Douglas won via disqualification. Jimmy Valiant defeated George South in a "Legend's match". May 10, 2002 in Kingsport, Tennessee (Civic Auditorium) May 11, 2002 in Kingsport, Tennessee (Civic Auditorium) The Fourth Annual Mark Curtis Memorial Weekend of Champions was a two-day professional wrestling memorial show produced by Southern States Wrestling (SSW), which took place from May 9–10, 2003, at the Civic Auditorium in Kingsport, Tennessee.