New Jack came across Grimes again in February 2002 in a scaffold match, and Jack, already bearing a deep grudge was further affronted by Grimes's civil behavior towards him to regain Jack's trust because Grimes had not contacted Jack when he was recovering from his injuries after their fall in Danbury 18 months before. Towards the end of the match, Jack broke from the script and legitimately shocked Grimes with a taser before throwing Grimes from the scaffold and sending him crashing to the ring 40 feet below; there were over 12 tables stacked on top of each other in the ring to break the fall, but Grimes missed all but two of them and came within less than a foot of missing the ring completely, which almost certainly would have killed him. Grimes broke his fall on the top rope, dislocating his ankle and suffering multiple other injuries in the process. In the 2005 documentary "Forever Hardcore", New Jack claimed that his intentions were to throw Grimes so hard that he would fall head-first onto the steel turnbuckle and be killed, as retaliation for Grimes's lack of caring after the botched spot in Danbury 18 months before. Some believe this to have been a 'work' on New Jack's part as closer inspection of the footage appears to show that Grimes threw himself off the scaffolding at an unexpected angle and with more velocity than intended.