FWA- FWA TV, Wednesday, Week 2, September 2005

The first show was awesome, however, I don't know any of these wrestlers so I can only give a short reply. First of all, the layout, writing, and amount of detail is briliant, the matches are in great detail and it almost seems real. IMO, the main event was the best match, but the opener gets an honorable mention. Anyways, I love how you are posting the results for other promotions, too bad the booking sucks, lol. Well, so far, this is off to a good start. If you can, please give me some info on these wrestlers. BTW, thanks for the reply to TNA 2008.

Dark Match - James Tighe def. El Ligero in 7:28 by submission with a Texas Cloverleaf. During this match we also saw interference from Ross Jordan. [D-]


John Atkins Introduction
Following an opening video package to comemmorate the the product of Frontier Wrestling Alliance, set to a production theme, we head to our play-by-play commentator, John Atkins standing in front of a black background a video box in the top-right corner of the screen replaying the FWA video package we'd previously seen. Atkins goes through the card, set to feature Ross Jordan vs. Spud in a non-title match; Mark Belton, Mark Sloan and Stevie Knight vs. Zebra Kid and Hampton Court; Ulf Herman vs. Stixx in hardcore rules; And Alex Shane and Jonny Storm vs. Jody Fleisch and Jack Xavier. This segment was actually alright compared to last week's mic skills shown from play-by-play announcer, John Atkins.


Non-Title: Spud def. Ross Jordan

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This wasn't quite the best way to kick off an edition of FWA TV, but it seemed like a very enjoyable quick-paced match if you take away the finish of the match. Spud needs work around the entertainment area, he is supposedly playing the fun babyface role, but this reporter personally can't see where that came from. Ross Jordan seemed slightly off, but these two did try and lift the crowd's spirits. In this opening contest, the main part of it was Ross Jordan trying to destroy Spud and try to cover him, but no matter how hard the Flyweight Champion tried, Spud would always kick out. Spud eventually fought back and before you knew it, Ross Jordan was leaping to the outside of the ring, grabbing his belt and heading up the wooden ramp. Spud beat Ross Jordan by count-out at 6:30. The crowd disliked that choice of finish.


Ross Jordan Revenge Attack[/color]
As Spud was somewhat peeved off about the cheap finish, and having his hand raised by the official, Steve Lynskey. But Ross Jordan felt that it was time to run back down to the ring and he did, destroying Spud in the ring and slamming the Flyweight title into his skull. After the match, it was El Ligero who helped Spud get up again. Best friends forever, huh.


Hardcore Rules: Ulf Herman vs. Stixx[/color]
This match was actually better than the previous Flyweight division match. These two flat out obliterated each other with various weapons from stopsigns to a beerbottle, from a padded folding chair to a vinegar bottle from the local fish and chip shop. These two fought throughout the Nottingham Sports arena for quite a little while, and Ulf Herman seemed to dominate a large part of this match. Herman eventually got blinded by a fire extinguisher, leading to Stixx almost putting things away with a singapore cane shot. Stixx yelled out Chris Justice's name, what a way to challenge somebody to a match. The two men eventually fought outside where Ulf Herman gorilla press slammed Stixx into a dumpster and locked the lid. Herman walked off after that. Ulf Herman drew with Stixx in 8:44 when the referee lost control and stopped the match. At least Ulf Herman is working on his technical and brawling skills. Hade Vansen


Robbie Brookside Interview[/color]
Robbie Brookside got a good reaction out there, and he cut a decent promo, he has pretty decent microphone skills for a guy with a Liverpool accent. He told us that the first second he was resigned to an official FWA contract, he would be FWA Heavyweight Champion. The British Heavyweight Champion himself, Alex Shane then came out and the two poked insults at each other. They square off, before Shane slaps Brookside. Brookside ends up brawling with Shane as Greg Lambert tries to break it up. Then, the All-England Champion Hade Vansen came out and simply kicked Brookside in the back, siding with his partner in crime. Brookside speared Vansen and then chased the fleeing Shane out of the arena. This was followed by a music video dedicated to "The Showstealer" Alex Shane.



Mark Belton, Mark Sloan and Stevie Knight def. The Zebra Kid and Hampton Court [Andy Simmons and The Duke of Danger][/color]
This was a somewhat interesting match. Six man tag team rules, these six men had a reasonably decent match. Though by the finish of this epic match, it was obvious that the butler, Andy Simmons was feeling extremely blown up. Mark Belton was most noticable as being the man of the match as he did not botch up one single move, and him and the Zebra Kid had great chemistry one to one in that ring. It was the Duke of Danger who took the isolation tour, being worked on by Sloan, Belton and Knight on the previously and forever-nagging arm of the Duke. Eventually Simmons got in there and hit his Butler Buster, spinebuster on Belton but Sloan came out of nowhere with a brainbuster. Belton covered and it was over. At least we know Andy Simmons is training on his technical skills. Stevie Knight, Mark Sloan and Mark Belton beat Hampton Court and The Zebra Kid at 9:56 after a pinfall from Belton to Simmons.



Jonny Storm Promo[/color]
This was obviously a way to fit in a promo, Jonny Storm hyped up the main event, which is him and the "Showstealer", Alex Shane against Jack Xavier and "The Phoenix" Jody Fleisch. Storm said that he doesn't even trust his partner for tonight, and even calls him out as well.


Jody Fleisch and Jack Xavier def. Jonny Storm and Alex Shane[/color]
This was a pretty good match, no wonder what with all the pure talent they used in this match. Many people think Alex Shane isn't a good wrestler just because he's touching six-foot-seven-inches, but really he has pretty good technical skill. Not to mention, Jonny Storm has had an outstanding career, beating AJ Styles in 2002. Jack Xavier is shaping up to be a good talent, beating the mastermind, Shane once before. And of course we know how awesome Jody Fleisch is, the King of England after FWA's Revival back in March 2002 during a tournament also featuring Eddie Guerrero, former FWA British Heavyweight Champion, Doug Williams and various others. Xavier, the rookie was dominated on and was pounded the hell down by Shane and Storm. Shane went for the finish with his Falcon Arrow-like move but Robbie Brookside came in, Shane fleed the ring, tagged Storm in and ran up the ramp. Five minutes later, Jody Fleisch hit the Springboard Tornado DDT on Storm and won the match. When Shane came back after the match when Fleisch and Xavier were celebrating and about to leave the ring, Shane destroyed both men and gave Storm the Falcon Arrow as the show came to an end.
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Jordon did the revenge attack, not Ligero lol.