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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2014 1:21:15 GMT -5
The fans love me, they really, really love me. Let's hope the booker feels the same way. Hooray for all the upsets/surprises I'm getting. I know I don't usually comment on the whole show, but I've got to say that SNW has been the most entertaining 'rasslin sim I've read in a long time. Definitely my favorite since that old ECW diary that someone (name escapes me) many years ago. SNW has become the only reason I visit the Sim Board anymore (and to see if Bock posts any TCW. I'm usually disappointed), as it is amazingly written and quite frankly remarkable how you've been able to keep it going for so long. That's impressive for any sim, let alone a sign up where people get bored. You've done great work Mr. Dragon, and this is greatly unappreciated. Keep it up sir, I look forward to the next show!
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Post by Ace Bennett on Mar 5, 2014 2:31:30 GMT -5
The fans love me, they really, really love me. Let's hope the booker feels the same way. Hooray for all the upsets/surprises I'm getting. I know I don't usually comment on the whole show, but I've got to say that SNW has been the most entertaining 'rasslin sim I've read in a long time. Definitely my favorite since that old ECW diary that someone (name escapes me) many years ago. SNW has become the only reason I visit the Sim Board anymore (and to see if Bock posts any TCW. I'm usually disappointed), as it is amazingly written and quite frankly remarkable how you've been able to keep it going for so long. That's impressive for any sim, let alone a sign up where people get bored. You've done great work Mr. Dragon, and this is greatly unappreciated. Keep it up sir, I look forward to the next show! (and to sign up to ISW with a new character because you love your good buddy Ace) only if you want to of courseAnyways, the show was very interesting. I'd love to see a four-way tie in Block D just to add a bit more excitement. Really pulling for anyone but Devine in that, as a Rejero push would be awesome to be honest. Aside from Ace, I'll probably be rooting for newer talent like Jaguar, Joseph, and Kagemann in the other blocks. Also nice to see a defense for Hogan in the show to bolster his defense number a bit. Seems like we are getting into the territory where a championship change wouldn't be completely devastating for Hogan, so it'll be interesting to see how long you choose for the reign to last. Keep it up.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2014 2:55:47 GMT -5
The fans love me, they really, really love me. Let's hope the booker feels the same way. Hooray for all the upsets/surprises I'm getting. I know I don't usually comment on the whole show, but I've got to say that SNW has been the most entertaining 'rasslin sim I've read in a long time. Definitely my favorite since that old ECW diary that someone (name escapes me) many years ago. SNW has become the only reason I visit the Sim Board anymore (and to see if Bock posts any TCW. I'm usually disappointed), as it is amazingly written and quite frankly remarkable how you've been able to keep it going for so long. That's impressive for any sim, let alone a sign up where people get bored. You've done great work Mr. Dragon, and this is greatly unappreciated. Keep it up sir, I look forward to the next show! (and to sign up to ISW with a new character because you love your good buddy Ace) only if you want to of courseOh, you're lucky I love you so much.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 5, 2014 3:46:28 GMT -5
Damn, Cameron Stone title shot out of nowhere, glad I put up a good show, good character to feed to Hogan as well. Curious to see how Bret Thomas does
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Post by snickelodeon on Mar 5, 2014 18:49:43 GMT -5
Is it too late to sign up a character? If not how many can you add?
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Post by snickelodeon on Mar 5, 2014 19:24:33 GMT -5
Name: 'Baby J' Jamerson Age: 19
Height: 6'2 Weight: 225lbs
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Hometown: Boston Gimmick: Youngest of the 4 Jamerson brothers, feared because of his brothers reputation. Baby J is the brother they all look out for which has to lead to Baby J becoming arrogant and above his station. Personality: Arrogant, big mouth likes to be the centre of attention and while he has been protected his whole life he has a dark nasty side to him aswell -----------
Years Wrestling: 2 years Primary Finisher: Cutter
Secondary Finisher: Roaring Elbow
Look; Jesse Sorensen
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 6, 2014 12:33:55 GMT -5
The Devil’s Poison Be the Best Night 3 Qualifying
SNW World Champion Mike Hogan made his way out to the ring. He talked about the events of the last show where he defeated Cameron Stone but was later attacked by Bret Thomas. He told Thomas to come out and he did. Bret Thomas said that it was his time with the belt and that he should be the next contender. Hogan called Thomas a ‘serial loser’ who keeps being rejected by Revolution X. Thomas snapped and attacked Hogan, hitting him with a Fall, then leaving, returning and hitting a second Fall.
1) BLOCK B: AJ Matthews vs. Matt Spade: This match was irrelevant in terms of the tournament since both men are already out. It was a good match, Spade can make anyone look good and made AJ look beastly. The Eastern Execution gave AJ two points and left Spade pointless.
2) BLOCK A: Drew Parkland vs. Safu: Safu needs to win this in order to take this block to a tiebreaker but will be relying on Joseph to win later on. But without anyone at ringside (since all of RevX are in matches) Safu looked surprisingly vulnerable. Parkland scored a shock win with a roll-up.
It was announced before the women’s bout that Beast Kong injured Wasp at the last event. Wasp will be out of action for a few weeks. As a result Kong is the number one contender and will challenge for the title at Be the Best, she will face whoever walks out with the title.
3) WOM: Amy Lee vs. Kourtney Love: There was a break in the tournament for some women’s action, with the title on the line. Love looks like she will be a great worker in the future, in a year or two I see these two having an epic feud. The match was fun and fresh but ended with the champion retaining after a Downward Spiral.
4) BLOCK C: Nick Jacobs vs. Steven Kagemann: Kagemann has been attacking Jacobs recently after turning on him when they reformed the Adrenaline Boyz at Masters of Three. Kagemann jumped Jacobs on the enterance and began a beatdown. Kagemann was in full control before Nick turned the tides with a suplex counter. However, Kagemann snapped and took Jacobs outside the ring, he smashed him with a chair. Causing a DQ win for Jacobs.
5) BLOCK D: Cody Rejero vs. Riley Shamrock: A win for Cody would put him in the top spot while Riley will be hoping for both a win for himself and a win for Ace which would take the block to a four-way tiebreaker. Fans were split between who to cheer for here and the match was equally spilt too. Cody went for the Pepsi Cutter but Riley pushed him into the ropes then caught him on his shoulders hitting a Irish Welcoming to win.
6) BLOCK C: Jack Powers vs. LyNN: The last match before the break was a technical one, these are the two best ring technicians in SNW, so it’s always a treat to see these two face off. This was the decider of the group, a win for LyNN would mean a rematch tiebreaker next week but a win or a draw for Powers would make him advance. After plenty of counters and counters of counters and counters of counters of counters Powers locked in the Immortality and had LyNN tapping. As a result Powers wins Block C.
Intermission. SNW World Champion, Mike Hogan was out at the break signing and taking photos with the fans. He told the fans that he has petitioned to the SNW Committee for a match with Bret Thomas at the iPPV.
7) BLOCK A: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jack Joseph: Great match to welcome the fans back from the break. These two had a mini-feud at the beginning of last year where Jack got an upset win over the former SNW World Champ. The action was the same here, as Bock controlled keeping the highflyer down before Jack burst out. However, it wasn’t Jack’s night as Bockwinkel won via a neckbreaker over the knee and as a result wins Block A.
8) BLOCK D: Ace Bennett vs. Jordan Devine: In an extraordinary way, Ace is last in the group but a win could still take him to a tiebreaker next week, where he would face all three other competitors. However, Devine was looking to get the win and advance unopposed. The match was slow to begin with but soon picked up. Fans didn’t know who to cheer for but just loved the action. Bennett tried for the Syracuse Drop but Devine fought out of it, sending Ace back into the ring. Ace then hit a running kick in the corner and hit the Syracuse Bound (Drop and Lock) which had Devine tapping.
Afterwards, Ace and Devine stayed on their knees as the ring announcer announced that Block D would be decided in an unprecedented four-way tiebreaker next week.
9) FUSE: Carson Clark vs. Daniel Sinn: Before we find out who tops Block B, we went to FUSE title action. This was a rematch of their match in London and the match was very much the same, but because it was so good the first time round the fans loved seeing it again. As said before it was alike to Malenko/Mysterio matches from WCW. Clark looked like he would get the win again and Sinn decided he had enough so he beat down Clark in the corner, refusing to listen to the referee, causing a DQ win for Clark.
10) BLOCK B: Chris Hammers vs. Jet Jaguar: Big main event and big chance for young Jet Jaguar. He currently tops the group and needs a win or a draw to take Block B. But standing in his way was the ‘Irish Doomsday’ Chris Hammers who wanted to top the group equally. The match was very onesided, Hammers destroyed Jag but just couldn’t put him away. We saw everything from Hammers: the Liger Bomb, multiple Lariats, Diving Senton and even a Last Minuite Orders but Jag kept finding a way to keep the match going. Fans were so behind Jaguar is was unbelievable. Women’s Champ, Amy Lee was sent to the back for interfering and Jag began his comeback. The time limit was soon approaching and Hammers knew he had to throw everything so he hit all the moves mentioned above in a row which finally kept Jaguar down and allowed Hammers to top Block B.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 6, 2014 12:34:12 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: BE THE BEST 2014 Live from the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York only on SNW Player NEXT SHOW
SNW World Championship Mike Hogan vs. Bret Thomas ‘The Joker in the Pack’ will have a tough challenge in New York as he faces the beastly Bret Thomas. Thomas, a member of the Original 16, feels he has been held back by SNW and deserves this title shot will be the start of his dominance in SNW. However, Hogan stands in his way and will do his best to leave with the title.
SNW Women’s Championship Amy Lee vs. Beast Kong The SNW women’s division is really beginning to take a starring role in the company and it will continue in New York. Lee won the title last year after winning the initial women’s tournament, which included a count out win over Kong. Meanwhile, Kong has just put Wasp on the injury shelf. Can anything stop the monster Kong?
The Adrenaline Boyz Collide Nick Jacobs vs. Steven Kagemann Steven Kagemann has been a constant thorn in his side of Nick Jacobs all this year. They initially re-teamed as the Adrenaline Boyz hoping to repeat their 2009 Masters of Three success but Kagemann turned on Jacobs, as payback for Jacobs previously turning on him. Since then Kagemann has interfered and attacked Nick several times. Who will come out on top in New York?
Henry F’N Edwards (Ultimate Edition 3 Disc DVD set)
SNW has just released a 3 DVD set compilation of Henry Edwards. This Ultimate Edition includes two discs full of Edwards' best matches in SNW, then a shoot interview which he filmed before leaving on the third disk. This 3 disc set follows Edwards’ story from his humble beginnings to becoming a SNW legend. Below are the match listings and some highlights from the shoot interview:
Early Days – Birth of the Legend Jacob Ryler vs. Twisted Assassin vs. Henry Edwards ‘Face Off’ (Debut) Highlights from vs. Nigel McGuinness 'Edinburgh, Scotland', vs. Jordan Devine ‘Belfast, Ireland’ and vs. Safu ‘Cardiff, Wales’ Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards ‘London England’ (Title Win) Henry Edwards vs. Nigel McGuinness II 'Riot Act' Ironman: Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards ‘TV Show’
Champion – A Step Above the Rest Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards ‘Riot Act 2’ (Title Win) Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano vs. Nick Jacobs ‘Big Apple Challenge’ Henry Edwards vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Mike Quackenbush ‘Three’ Highlights from vs. Evan Pagano ‘Be the Best 2011’
The Main Man – Defender of SNW Henry Edwards vs. Tyler Black ‘Return of Black’ Henry Edwards vs. Austin Aries ‘Monkey Business’ Ace Bennett and Kevin Steen vs. Henry Edwards and El Generico ‘Montreal, Quebec’ Highlights from vs. Steve Corino ‘One Wish’ Henry Edwards vs. Steve Cornio ‘Burn it the Ground’
The Comeback – The Greatest Story Ever Told Highlights of Edwards in training and comeback Highlights from vs. Ace Bennett ‘The Showdown II’ Ace Bennett vs. Henry Edwards ‘Riot Act IV’ (Title Win) Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano ‘The Rapture’ Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers ‘London, England’
The Final Chapter – The Passing of the Torch Highlights from Edwards vs. ‘The World’ Storyline; including vs. Mike Bockwinkel ‘Riot Act V’ and vs. Evan Pagano ‘Four’ Highlights of Magnificent 10: 2012 Henry Edwards vs. Riley Shamrock ‘Global Mourning’ Kevin Hart vs. Henry Edwards ‘The Rapture 2012’
Edwards on Early Days: Not many people know but I had trained before I came to SNW. Me and Pagano were the only two of the Original 16 who had previous wrestling experience. It wasn’t much though. When I was 19/20 I started training up this nearby gym that promoted ‘wrestling lessons’. But it became pretty clear after a few months that the guy didn’t know the first thing about wrestling, it was just a glorified gym session. So I worked one or two matches and gave it up, I just wasn’t trained. So I did a whole host of jobs, in bars and in gyms until I head about Aries starting up a training promotion. I was encouraged by my Grandfather to give it one last go. And I’m so glad I did.
Edwards on his name, gimmick and finishers: My name comes from my favourite book, ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’. It’s Jekyll and Hyde’s first names, Henry and Edward. My finisher (HE Driver) is a straight up rip off of Davey Richards. But I like to think my move-set was more influenced by the Dynamite Kid and Chris Benoit. I came into FUSE as a heel, or that’s what I though. On the first show I cut an awful promo, a typical ‘I’m too good to be performing here’ promo. I think i even said I should be performing in front of ‘Kings and Queens’ but yeah, the fans took to me after that. Thankfully.
Edwards on being the top dog: I really didn’t expect it, especially to win the title so early. I did question Hammers being the first champ, I always thought that should have been Pagano. He was the best worker at the time and was solid on the mic. Hammers was just a kid, just 19. But he’s one of my best friends in wrestling now, he’s a top worker, one of the best around. He’s still young too. Early on I didn’t have a problem being the top guy, the fans loved me and I had one hell of a ride. SNW kept bringing in talent to face me so I was on top of the world.
Edwards on the injury, the comeback and the match: It was devastating when I got injured. I was on top of the world, I felt like nothing would stop me but I got injured in that match with Steve Corino and tried to struggle though it but it just made me worse. It took time getting used to having time off, just sitting around but as soon as I was ready I hit the gym. I worked some MMA to change my style up a bit then returned. My comeback story was fantastically done, I think that what makes that match with Ace so special, all that build, all those matches, getting back at Ace. People seem to forget I lost my first match against Ace but earned another to set up the Riot Act bout. Ace is a great worker, probably the best in the world, so it was a treat to put on a classic with him.
Edwards on the plans before the injury: Well I was champ going into a weekend of shows. The plan was to face Pagano on the first day then Ace on the second. This is where people seem to differ. I’ve heard people say I was going to drop it to Ace on the second night, but I always thought the plan was for me to retain and drop it to Ace in a rematch. But I’ll guess we’ll never know.
Edwards on the United Front Storyline: When I first got told about the story I was so excited. Yes, it was a little cliché, but SNW’s spin on it made it seem very dramatic. They told me I would be leading my own group battling against United Front, I did, but I kinda assumed it would be a proper stable like RevX or the AirDevils. I couldn’t have dropped the title to a nicer guy, James (Jack Powers) is a top top worker, maybe not the best on the mic, that’s possibly why the angle didn’t go fully to plan. But he’s still young and has got a lot of time to go. We clicked on the very first day and I still talk to him regularly.
Edwards on the heel turn: I didn’t see it happening but when the fans started to turn, it was only a matter of time. Top credit to SNW for turning their top face heel because it’s what the fans wanted. But then again, they had Kevin Hart coming through and he was taking my place as the top face. It was hard to take at first (fans booing), I mean, I was doing my best, putting on good matches and giving my all but I was getting boo’ed because of the way I was booked. But when I turned heel it was a great relief, and I could just play it naturally. That final run was my favourite time in SNW.
Edwards on SNW’s future: I think it was time I left, most of the roster is still very young so they got plenty of time to spend in SNW but I was reaching 30 when WWE came knocking and it’s going to be my only chance, so I had to take it. If I hadn’t have done everything in SNW maybe I would have thought about staying but it was time I left. It doesn’t mean I won’t return though. There’s so many top guys in SNW at the moment, Bennett, Hammers, Powers Hogan, Hart. And there’s some great youngsters, the pick of the bunch is Riley Shamrock. He’s great now, so in 2/3 years time he’ll be breaking all my records. Just you wait and see.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2014 18:37:01 GMT -5
Obviously I would of liked to pick up the dubya, but the 4-way tie is the more obvious and more entertaining way to go about it. Hoping I can pick up the victory, and start the Era of Rejero! Yeah, that sounds unlikely...
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 11, 2014 10:00:15 GMT -5
Launch of the Century
1) BLOCK D: Ace Bennett vs. Jordan Devine vs. Cody Rejero vs. Riley Shamrock: The show went straight into the big action as the four men who drew for 1st place in Block D opened the show. Fans loved this 20 minute plus opener, which was so good it could have main evented. Rivals Riley and Devine clashed constantly which allowed Ace and Cody to take control. We saw a whole range of finishers to end the match with Riley catching Devine with a kick then bringing down Ace from a Syracuse Drop attempt on Cody, into a Irish Welcoming. Riley thought he had the win but Amy pulled his leg on the outside distracting him long enough for Cody to hit a diving Pepsi Cutter for the shock win.
Post match, Cody was shocked at getting the win. Nobody fancied him to win but he advances to the Semi-Finals at the iPPV. Riley and Devine fought to the back while Bennett complained, shouting ‘Cody? Really? How did he win?’ Cody stayed in the ring as a glass bowl was brought out with four balls inside. The other winners of the Block’s Mike Bockwinkel, Jack Powers and Chris Hammers made their way out. They choose their balls then opened them to reveal the two semi-final match-ups:
BLOCK A Winner: Mike Bockwinkel vs. BLOCK D Winner: Cody Rejero
BLOCK C Winner: Jack Powers vs. BLOCK B Winner: Chris Hammers
Mike Bockwinkel then suggested that since Cody has had a match tonight, so should the remaining three men. Hammers and Powers agreed, then Bock challenged them to a tag match where Bock teams up with Cameron Stone while future opponents Powers and Hammers team up.
2) Daniel Sinn vs. A.J Matthews vs. Jack Joseph vs. Dave Demento: A bit random four-way action. The promo had quieted the fans down after the opener. Despite this there was some good action, even though this was the second four way. Sinn got the win via the Original Sinn on Demento. Afterwards, Sinn motioned for the FUSE title.
SNW World Champion, Mike Hogan came out and said he’s facing Bret Thomas at the iPPV. He also said it was pick your poison between him and Thomas. Hogan picked Jet Jaguar who has been on a roll as of late.
3) Bret Thomas vs. Jet Jaguar: This was a tough match for the masked warrior as he faced a much bigger, much stronger opponent. As you would expect Thomas dominated but in scenes reminisant of the last show, where Jag faced Chris Hammers, Thomas struggled to put Jag away. As a result Jag fought back into it but in the end his efforts were in vain as he was put away with the Fall.
Ace Bennett was backstage and announced that he’s using up Booty Call, for the iPPV. Meaning that he will be challenging for the Duos titles at ‘Be the Best 2014’. Bennett then walked to a desk where he announced he would be holding auditions to see who his partner could be. Behind the desk with him was his sister Alicia and a bald man in a blue boiler suit which Ace kept calling ‘Clive the Janitor’.
4) Amy Lee and Kourtney Love vs. Beast Kong and Red Fire: Amy and Kong face-off for the title at the iPPV and this match set it up nicely. Fire and Love added to the match, giving their oppenets someone to bounce off but also getting in their own action. Amy and Love just couldn’t deal with Kong and Love fell to the Sitout Powerbomb.
5) FUSE: Carson Clark vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: Some great fast paced action as two highflyers took to the ring (or should we say air). The match wasn’t partiucally long but had a lot packed into it. Clark has grown loads as a singles competitor while matches like this remind SNW just how good El Hijo is. Clark sprung from the top but Hijo evaded him but then the two engaged in a series of pins which ended with Clark keeping his Mexican’s opponent shoulders on the mat. Afterwards, Sinn attacks Clark and posed with the belt.
We go backstage to Bennett’s team auditions. Noah Lee is the first man in. Ace makes fun of him but Alicia says he’s ‘cute’ so Ace tells him to go away. Ace then tells Alicia to stop fancying other wrestlers since ‘it ended badly with the last one’. Mockingbird were up next but Ace said he was only looking for one person. But Reid said they came as a pair. Ace made fun of Mockingbird’s name then asked Clive for his opinion. Clive had fallen asleep but woke up to say no. Ace agreed and told them to leave. Then came Duke Parkland. Ace said that his team was about being better than the rest, he asked Duke what makes him better than anyone else. Duke said he could burp the alphabet and began but then his father came in and took him away. Ace was left with his head in his hands as he continued his search for a partner.
6) DUOS: AirDevils vs. Knife Fight: Good tag match, to continue the good action after the last title bout. These two have faced off many times before but they just keep getting better. Jackal was the difference in this one, bringing his power game to disrupt the Devils’ plan. Knife Fight kept Gerard from tagging out before the hot tag was made and Cantrell came into hit the springboard SSP on Zakk to retain.
We go backstage for more Bennett auditions. El Hijo is there doing impressions of old wrestlers, first Hulk Hogan, then Ric Flair then Stone Cold. Ace told him to leave. Ace seemed like he wanted to give up and Alicia suggested phoning his old tag partner but Ace grabbed her cell phone and threw it across the room. Cody Rejero then walked in and picked up the phone. Ace asked why he would want a Duos title shot when he’s still in the tournament. Cody said he just came to brag and left. Clive the Janitor was at the door and said there was one person left. Ace said he was just going to team with Alicia but then she said to show in the final man. It was Matt Spade. Ace said he didn’t want to be teaming with a ‘has-been’ but Spade back chatted him saying that Ace hasn’t done anything recently either. Ace liked Spade’s attitude and said ‘well you can talk the talk, but can you walk the walk?
7) Revolution X vs. Mockingbird: The final match before the break dipped a bit in match quality but was till a very good tag bout. RevX of Safu and LyNN dominated over the young highflyers. They cut off Caufield from making the tag just like the previous match had done to Gerard. Dean made the tag to Reid who came in like a house on fire but distraction from Amy led to Reid falling to the Samoan Drop/ Rolling Neckbreaker combo.
Intermission. The Parkland’s, father and son duo Drew and Duke Parkland were out in the break signing autos and taking photos. They got in the ring to hype up their promotion Synergy but as the break finished, Ace Bennett and Matt Spade walked to the ring with Alicia and the Janitor guy behind them. Ace said that they needed a warm up for their title match and they’ve chosen the Parkland’s to be their opponents. Spade interrupted, correcting Ace. Saying that they weren’t opponents, they were victims. Ace laughed at this.
8) Ace Bennett and Matt Spade vs. Parkland’s: A good tag match to welcome us back from the break, the first half had two great tag matches but this was slightly worse, but still a good bout. However, the fans were totally into it. They loved Drew and Duke and despised the new team of Bennett and Spade. Duke really stepped up his game and for the first time in tag action with his father he didn’t play the babyface in peril. He even got a near fall with a falling face crusher. However, Ace and Spade began to pick up steam with Spade catching Duke in a bearhug then Ace came in the Busaiku Knee for the win.
The challenger for the SNW World title, Bret Thomas walked out after the champion Mike Hogan had made his entrance. Thomas said it was his turn to pick Hogan’s opponent and it was Thomas’ former partner in Fatality Squad, Steven Kagemann. Hogan even agreed to put the title on the line.
9) SNW: Mike Hogan vs. Steven Kagemann: Great title match to continue the good night of action. Kagemann is a great worker and can step up to a main event level match at any time. His quick hard hitting style caused the champion problems but the man from London soon fought back into it. Hitting a quick Futurism for a close count. Kagemann took a piledriver on the apron but then Hogan missed the dive that followed. The two stuggled to get back in the ring before the countout. Back in the ring they traded stikes with Kagemann getting the advantage, hitting the DeathDrive but then going for the Fire Tornado. Hogan got the knees up to this and hit the Time Warp to retain. Following the match, after Hogan had left. Nick Jacobs jumped Steven Kagemann to get him back for all the past attacks.
10) Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone vs. Jack Powers and Chris Hammers: Big tag match to finish as three of the four competitors of the Be the Best came face to face. Of course the match played up the uneasiness between Powers and Hammers since they’ve been rivals in recent weeks and will face off again at the next show. Meanwhile, the team of Bockwinkel and Stone looked strong. They controlled the match, especially since Hammers’ RevX teammates were sent to the back before the match began. The heels worked over Powers who built up and finally got the hot tag to Hammers. Hammers attacked his opponents keeping both men at bay with Lariats before hitting a Liger Bomb on Bock and a Diving Senton on Stone. Powers came in and went for the Power Suplex on Bock but Hammers spun him around and hit the Lariat on Powers! Hammers then walked to the entrance where he turned around to see Powers fall to a Cam Slam.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 11, 2014 10:00:44 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: BE THE BEST 2014Live from the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York only on SNW Player NEXT SHOWBe the Best Semi-FinalsBLOCK A Winner: Mike Bockwinkel vs. BLOCK D Winner: Cody RejeroAnd BLOCK C Winner: Jack Powers vs. BLOCK B Winner: Chris HammersIt started with sixteen now we’re down to four. Bockwinkel and Powers advanced with flawless records, all wins, so they will be favourites to win and face off in the final. But you can’t discount Cody and Hammers. Hammers a former two time World Champion, won two matches and drew another and has looked ruthless in his quest to get back to the top. Meanwhile, Cody shocked the wrestling world by winning the tiebreaker. But who will come out on top? Winners of the Semi-Final matches will meet in the finals which will main event the show. SNW World ChampionshipMike Hogan vs. Bret Thomas‘The Joker in the Pack’ will have a tough challenge in New York as he faces the beastly Bret Thomas. Thomas, a member of the Original 16, feels he has been held back by SNW and deserves this title shot will be the start of his dominance over SNW. However, Hogan stands in his way and will do his best to leave with the title. FUSE ChampionshipCarson Clark vs. Daniel SinnThese two put on a classic in London, now they will face off in the Big Apple. The leader of the AirDevils has had a great reign so far, his highflying style proving a problem for any opponent. The first time they met Clark got the win but Sinn angered him the second time by causing a DQ. Who will come out in this third encounter? SNW Duos ChampionshipsAirDevils vs. Ace Bennett and Matt Spade Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell won the titles in London. Meanwhile, Ace was challenging for the World title and Spade got beaten by a newbie. Who would have expected this match? Ace has history with the Devils, as he founded the initial team with Gerard. But now he uses up his Booty Call to get a title bout and will hope former Duos Champion, Matt Spade can help him. SNW Women’s Championship Amy Lee vs. Beast KongThe SNW women’s division is really beginning to take a starring role in the company and it will continue in New York. Lee won the title last year after winning the initial women’s tournament, which included a count out win over Kong. Meanwhile, Kong has just put Wasp on the injury shelf. Can anything stop the monster Kong? The Adrenaline Boyz CollideNick Jacobs vs. Steven KagemannSteven Kagemann has been a constant thorn in his side of Nick Jacobs all this year. They initially re-teamed as the Adrenaline Boyz hoping to repeat their 2009 Masters of Three success but Kagemann turned on Jacobs, as payback for Jacobs previously turning on him. Since then Kagemann has interfered and attacked Nick several times. Who will come out on top in New York? Revolution X vs. Riley Shamrock and MockingbirdThe war between RevX and Riley Shamrock continue. In New York, Jordan Devine, Safu and LyNN will clash once more with their former teammate. But Riley had brought in the young highflyers who were beat by Safu and LyNN at the last show. Cameron Stone vs. Drew Parkland‘The Original Calgary Gangsta’ faces off with SNW’s own rooting, tooting Southern redneck. Who will come out on top when these two meet for the very first time. Countdown to the Big AppleBe the Best 2014 Matinee ShowCain Jackal vs. A.J Matthews Zakk Static vs. Jack Joseph vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio Jet Jaguar vs. Dave Demento Duke Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Noah Lee and Kourtney Love Alicia Bennett vs. Red Fire SNW's New Signing, Baby J Jamerson makes an appearance
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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2014 0:05:26 GMT -5
‘Cody? Really? How did he win?’ Through the magic of Pepsi of course. The era of Rejero begins...... Unless Bock buries me. Also, Clive the Janitor for world champion!
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 14, 2014 12:28:53 GMT -5
Countdown to the Big AppleBe the Best 2014 Matinee Show1) Duke Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Noah Lee and Kourtney Love: Simple enough tag match to start. There’s not a whole lot of experience in this match but it was still decent enough for a free opener. Duke got the win via the KFC. 2) Alicia Bennett vs. Red Fire: Ace Bennett and Matt Spade came out with Alicia and drew up some heat from the crowd and made this match bearable. Fire brought Alicia to a decent match with her highflying but while Ace distracted the referee Spade pushed Fire off the top. Alicia then got the win with a running knee. Some generic music played and a young looking guy made his way out in a hoodie and shorts. He introduced himself as SNW’s newest signing, saying he comes from a family of wrestlers and since he’s the youngest of the family they call him ‘Baby J’ Jamerson. He said he’s going to live up to his brothers’ legacy and make his mark in SNW. 3) Jet Jaguar vs. Dave Demento: This was the first good match of the card, Jaguar has been really impressing as of late and brought his A-game for a bout against Demento. Demento is another young wrestler who has a bright future. So these two had a great first time match. Demento stiffed up Jag and Jag shot back stiff kicks back. The match ended when Jag dodged the Shoot kick by bouncing backwards then ontop his feet then hitting the TTM for the win. 4) Zakk Static vs. Jack Joseph vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: Three way action as one member of Knife Fight took on ‘The Flying Saint’ and the Mexican highflyer. Plenty of good action in this one, mainly from the highflyers. Static did a good job of drawing heat and the trio busted some innovative moves including Hijo hitting a wheelbarrow on Joseph then Zakk catching both in a double german. In the end a Pele from Jack earned him the win. 5) Cain Jackal vs. A.J Matthews: Zakk’s tag team partner was hoping to better in the main event match as Jackal took on AJ. Jackal is usually a tag competitor so we don’t get to see him in singles action. So this was something different, since he works a brawling style. AJ can work a brawl too, so they did and it was a different match to what SNW usually puts on. Jackal missed the Spear and ate the turnbuckle, he then walked into the Eastern Execution. Be the Best 2014Live from the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York only on SNW PlayerA re-cap video started the show highlighting the qualifying for Be the Best 2014, ending with the four semi-finalists standing in the ring at the last show. Other highlights included the Thomas/Hogan feud, Clark/Sinn feud and the women’s division feud. 1) BtB: Chris Hammers vs. Jack Powers: The show started with a big match, it’s not usual for SNW to kick off with a 20+ minute match but it is Be the Best so it could be expected. The match was very even but the fans were not. They were fully behind Powers and hated the Revolution X leader. Hammers worked a brawling style at first which did the damage but Powers went technical, locking Hammers up on submissions then hitting suplexes to wind the former two-time SNW World Champion. Powers worked over Hammers’ arm to neutralize the Lariat. It took a while for Powers’ plan to become effective but it eventually did. Hammers hit a weak Lariat, allowing Powers to slip behind and hit a Power Suplex then lock in the Russian Armbar for the submission win. 2) BtB: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Cody Rejero: The second semi-final match was much different to the other. This was the underdog story of the plucky kid from Calgary with an unhealthy obsession with Pepsi. He had a tough task against the former SNW World Champion. Bock dominated the early goings, keeping Cody at bay. Bock locked Cody up in submissions to get the crowd on Cody’s side but Bock cut off his early comeback. Cody’s first real offence was to pull down the ropes to send Bock to the outside. However, when Cody went up top and dove to the outside but Bock moved smashing Cody’s chest over the barricade. Bock then dumped Cody into the crowd and onto a couple of fans laps. Bock then entered the ring and Cody struggled to get back in the ring before the countout. Back in the ring Cody went for the shock Pepsi Cutter but Bock reversed it. Cody then came back looking like he could wrap up the ring. He went for the Pepsi Driver but Bock reversed with his own piledriver, the Bockwinkel Special to advance to the finals. 3) Revolution X vs. Riley Shamrock and Mockingbird: The feud between Riley and his former stable continued as Devine, Safu and LyNN went up against their former partner and two young highflyers. Of course having Mockingbird on his side handicapped Riley and RevX beat them both down separately before the hot tag was made to the only man left standing, Riley. Riley battled valiantly against RevX but fell to the numbers. Devine picking up the win with the Devinity. The iPPV feed goes backstage for the first time tonight to Daniel Sinn. The cocky former Lady Killer said the odds were in his favour tonight. So it was time to roll the dice and win the FUSE Championship. 4) Cameron Stone vs. Drew Parkland: A good short match that kept the fans entertained. The fans loathe Stone and hate Parkland so were pretty vocal. Stone dominated before Drew had a comeback. But even with his son chanting his name at ringside, he fell to the Cam Slam We go backstage once more where we see Ace Bennett, Matt Spade, Alicia Bennett and Clive the Janitor in their locker room. They are discussing team names. Spade wants ‘Ace of Spades’ and gets Clive to agree with him, but Ace says it’s too cliché and instead wants ‘Team Bennett’ which Alicia also likes. Ace ends the promo saying it doesn’t matter what their team is called, what does matter is that their leaving with the titles tonight. 5) Nick Jacobs vs. Steven Kagemann: This match started early, as Nick was making his way out Kagemann attacked him from behind. He threw him into the ring steps before trying for an early pin. Kagemann just kicked away at his former partner in the Adrenaline Boyz. The fans got behind Jacobs who roared back into life. Sensing Nick was taking too much control Kagemann caused a DQ by using a chair. After the match, Kagemann continued to use the chair, hitting a Fire Tornado with the chair in hand. 6) WOM: Amy Lee vs. Beast Kong: The last bout before the break was a women’s clash and the first title match of the night. This was a very good match from two talented women. Strangely Amy yo-yo’s between face and heel depending on who she is facing, but played a good face here. Amy was second best to the monster that is Kong and just couldn’t get any offence in. Amy began to pick up the pace and left Kong behind, scoring a few near falls. However, Kong came back into it and it looked like we would have a new champion but then Wasp showed up at the entrance, distracting Kong. Amy took advantage with a sick reverse hurricanrana to retain. Intermission. Fans are really looking forward to the second half, the first contained some good bouts but the second part looks to top it. However, fans seem more interested in the FUSE and Duos title bouts than the World title match. iPPV fans were treated to a highlights package. 7) FUSE: Carson Clark vs. Daniel Sinn: The best of ways to bring back the fans from the break, everyone was back in their seats waiting for this match to happen. This was the third time these two had met. They had a classic in London, then a rematch a few shows ago where Sinn caused a DQ loss. Now they met for the third time and put on another top quality wrestling bout. Clark was explosive from the start and the challenger couldn’t get a hold of him. But a quick Argentine Backbreaker turned the tides. The highlight of the match led to the finish. Clark hit a springboard reverse 450 to the outside to get the ‘Holy S***’ chants starting. However, Sinn got back in control planting Clark on the barricade on his stomach from a fire mans carry position. It looked like Clark would be counted out but he springboaded from the barrier to the ring apron, then onto the ropes then hit a springboard dropkick back in the ring. The fans were now on their feet as they traded shots, Sinn got the advantage but missed a shot which led to a jumping head kick from Clark. With Sinn rumbled Clark hit the Swan Dive DDT to retain. As the fans gave the two competitors a standing ovation, the iPPV feed was taken backstage to SNW World Champion Mike Hogan. He said although he is keeping an eye on Be the Best he is focusing on his opponent tonight. He repeated what he said before about Thomas calling him a ‘serial loser’ whose only fame came as part of the ‘fertility squad’. 8) DUOS: AirDevils vs. Ace Bennett and Matt Spade: A comedy entrance from the challengers to start, they came out to Ace’s music ‘Ace of Spades’ alongside Alicia Bennett and the random tag along guy that is Clive the Janitor. Ace and Matt came out in hoodies then, Spade opened his to reveal a T-shirt reading ‘Ace of Spades’ then Ace opened his which read ‘Team Bennett’. Despite this comic miscommunication Spade and Ace teamed very well in the ring. It’s no surprise since both are former Duos Champions, Ace with Kevin Hart and Spade with Sam Kineval as Youth Culture. Of course there’s an added layer of history as Ace started the AirDevils alongside his opponent Tom Gerard, when they were known as the American Airforce. Lots of fast paced good action, as you would expect from a match with the AirDevils. The challengers nearly won the belts with the bearhug/Busaiku Knee combo but Gerard broke up the pin count. The highlight was Ace going for the Syracuse Drop on his former partner but Cantrell breaking it up and going for his own poisoned frankensteiner onto Ace, then Spade came in and german sulexed Cantell sending all four men to the canvas, getting another ‘Holy S***’ chant. The end came as Alicia tried to interfere but it proved a distraction for the challengers, as the AirDevils hit the Sky High to retain. We cut backstage to two separate locker rooms, the finalists of Be the Best: Mike Bockwinkel and Jack Powers. Bockwinkel is confident of a win tonight, that will begin his road back to the World title. He said he’s been distracted for a while by the likes of Henry Edwards and Red Dragon but with them gone, nothing can stop him from getting the World title. In Powers’ locker room, he talked about winning back the fans. He said he hopes to show his appreciation by winning the tournament tonight, for the fans. 9) SNW: Mike Hogan vs. Bret Thomas: The final title match of began with the champions entrance, Hogan made his entrance like he did in London with the Union Jack hoodie to a good reaction. Then ‘Bulls on Parade’ hit and Thomas made his way out to a decent heel reaction. After the championship announcements, the bell rung and the match began. The two circled for a bit before locking up. And in SNW tradition the powerful athlete, Thomas won pushing Hogan to the floor. It happened again when they locked up and Thomas flexed his muscles. However, on the third time Hogan took out Thomas’ leg with a dropkick then caught him with a running kick to the face. But the powerhouse was soon back in it hitting a powerslam, then deadlifting the champion above his head in a gorilla press slam. Thomas continued to take control until Hogan dodged out of the corner splash and hit a rope assisted kick. Thomas rolled to the apron and Hogan hit a big piledriver on the apron! As Thomas pulled himself to his feet Hogan ran at the ropes diving over them. But Thomas caught him and threw him into the crowd. The two struggled to get back in the ring before the countout but they still did. Back in the ring the challenger took control until Hogan reversed into a tornado DDT. Then a Curb Stomp for a close count. Hogan hit the Springboard Elbow but Thomas kicked out. Thomas’ strikes came put him back into the match and he hit a Screwdriver for a close count. Thomas called for the end and went to win it with the Fall only for Hogan to slip out and lift Thomas in a reverse Fire Mans Carry Lift then into a piledriver position and dropped Thomas on his head with the jumping reverse tombstone! Thomas was out cold and Hogan got the pin. The commentators put over Hogan’s finisher, a variation on the Futurism which they are calling the Back to the Future. SNW showed a preview video for their next iPPV. It’s SNW’s biggest event of the year Riot Act VII. It will be SNW’s debut in Los Angeles, as Riot Act VII will be held in the LA Sports Arena. The show will be headlined by the SNW World Champion taking on the winner of the Be the Best 2014, which we will find out the winner of now. 10) BtB: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jack Powers: The competitors made their way out to ‘Sharply Dressed Man’ and ‘Master of Puppets’ respectively. The two squared up start, Bock badmouthing Jack. Jack then slapped Bock, then Bock to Jack. Jack tackled Bock and the two began a little brawl which went on the outside. Powers slapped Bock’s chest by the barricade but Bock responded by dumping Jack into the crowd. Jack then used the barricade to dive back over in a Lou Thez Press. Powers rolled Bock back in the ring but then Bock got a small package for a close count. These two are great ring technicians and they went back and forth locking up in submissions. Both men had great counters to each other’s submissions and the fans were into it. Eventually Bock had Powers locked in an armbar and Powers struggled to get out of it. The fans rallied behind Jack and he picked Bock up an dropped him with a powerbomb. Powers waited for Bock to get to his feet and went to follow it up with the Choke Out but before he could lock it in Bock got out of it and exited to the outside. Powers went for the suicide dive but missed, clashing into the barricade. Bock noticed Powers favouring his arm and focused in on the limb he did damage to earlier. He smashed the arm over the barricade numerous times before placing Jack’s arm on the ring apron, then stamping on it. Bock brought Jack back in the ring with a knee and neckbreaker through the middle rope. After Jack kicked out Bock locked the arm up in a lock. Powers battled through it again and with the will of the crowd behind him hit multiple suplexes. Powers called for the end going for the Power Suplex but it was clear the arm was hurting. Bock took advantage hitting some elbows to the head then a snapnare and into the Bockwinkel Special, sealing the win. Mike Bockwinkel celebrated his victory amongst boo’s. Bockwinkel wins the 2014 Be the Best and as a result will challenge for the SNW World Championship at Riot Act VII.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 14, 2014 12:29:34 GMT -5
News – Red Dragon becomes Co-Owner
SNW has announced that former SNW alumni Red Dragon has agreed to become Co-Owner / partner of SNW alongside current owner, Marc Ryland. Dragon has been working backstage with SNW for some time and this announcement comes as no surprise to those within SNW. Dragon commented that he always wanted to take on some kind of backstage role as he got older and said that SNW was the perfect promotion to become involved in. Dragon has worked for SNW before but most recently he has been helping out backstage. Dragon was quick to comment that this does not mean he will be wrestling in SNW, he said it was a ‘non-wrestling role and not a on-screen authority role either’. The first owner of SNW was Austin Aries but he sold SNW when he returned to wrestling from injury. Aries sold the promotion to business owner Zackary Miller. Miller made some big changes to SNW which would go onto become traditions, most notably changing the name from FUSE Wrestling to SNW. Miller left SNW abruptly taking most of the money which caused much turmoil for SNW. The wrestlers then banded together to save the company and they appointed current owner Marc Ryland in charge, although this was only seen as a temporary basis. Miller has done great as an owner so far and is heralded as a great booker and great with the finances but never wanted to be full SNW Owner. With Dragon taking partnership it will relieve the pressure off Ryland and allow Dragon to use his contacts to promote SNW and take a more promotional role.
Dragon’s first announcement was about SNW’s 2015 UK Tour which they first announced in ‘One Night in London’. Dragon was very involved in this deal, as a UK native, he was in the UK to broker deals. SNW will return to Great Britain in 2015 which will host the 2015 Be the Best qualifying, tiebreaker and iPPV shows. The qualifiers will be held in Dublin in Ireland, Glasgow in Scotland and Manchester in England. The tiebreaker show will then be held in Cardiff, Wales. Then SNW hope to return to the Alexandra Palace as they go to London for the iPPV show. SNW has also announced that they will kick off 2015 with their first ever show in Holland, as SNW spends ‘One Night in Amsterdam’. SNW likes to visit new areas and have previously visited Germany, Mexico and Australia. SNW’s plans to hold shows in Japan have been put on hold but are expected to be held sometime in 2015.
Meanwhile back in America, SNW has been selling out shows, so they have been looking for bigger arenas. SNW has had its up’s and downs in the past with financial difficulties and owners leaving with money but it seems like SNW are on the up-and-up. They are making a good profit, partly thanks to a new sponsorship deal with an Energy Drinks company, so expect to see SNW athletes drinking Energy Drinks in all of their promos. Although most of money goes back into the company, SNW pay their athletes considerably more than anywhere else (excluding the WWE). The Owner Marc Ryland, goes with the mantra ‘you pay good, you get the best’ and as a result, many SNW athletes remain loyal to the company. SNW has also signed a new athlete, 19 year old ‘Baby J’ Jamerson. Jamerson comes from a family of wrestlers and there is hope that ‘Baby J’ can do well in SNW. The feeling within SNW is that he will need to change his first name later on to be taken seriously.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 14, 2014 13:53:54 GMT -5
The era of Rejero is over. That didn't last long. At least Bock won the whole thing.
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Mar 14, 2014 18:52:53 GMT -5
X-Pac's ready.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 14, 2014 20:25:37 GMT -5
So I pick up a win, and my partner in crime wins the tourney. If you win the title Bock, I expect a shot.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Mar 15, 2014 23:36:30 GMT -5
That tag team stuff was great comedic stuff and I didn't really expect Ace to win that tag belts against the AirDevils who are so hot right now with Spade. I hope that the group continues to grow into an even more outcast unit than it already is. Clive the Janitor randomly showing up out of nowhere made me laugh out loud. Bock winning the Be the Best is pretty cool, since he hasn't really main evented in a long time. Sorry that I've missed a couple shows, it was Spring Break for me this week. Keep it up.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 16, 2014 15:23:35 GMT -5
Synergy Issue #5
1) Drew Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Dave Demento and Red Fire: Usually matches involving Rose can be dreadful but this bout was surprisingly different. She was limited to ring action and when she was in the ring she looked decent, thanks to Fire. The highlight was the very over Duke battling the stiff heel Demento. Fans got very into this and were upset when Demento hit the shoot kick on Duke to win.
Londoner, Noah Lee came out to a pretty dead reaction, but that should be expected since he’s so new. Jet Jaguar came out to a great reaction. Then the music of Ric Flair played and a man dressed in a long flowing robe made his entrance. He was announced as “El Hijo Nature Boy” Pedro Flair but he wasn’t a new competitor just a certain masked Mexican without the mask.
2) Jet Jaguar vs. “El Hijo Nature Boy” Pedro Flair vs. Noah Lee: A pretty decent fun match. It was a little bit dumbed down because El Hijo was playing up his Ric Flair gimmick while Noah is still very green. There was still some innovative offence including a tower of doom in the corner. In the end, a masked man distracted Jag allowing Flair to pick up with win with a quick figure Four Leg Lock.
After, Flair and Noah left the masked man re-appeared and attacked Jaguar locking him in a bearhug. It was former SNW flop, the Masked Marvel! Marvel then left silently, leaving Jaguar clutching his ribs on the floor.
3) Parkland Brothers vs. Knife Fight: 16 year old Parkland and his 18 year old big brother Duke had a tough challenge up against Kagemann’s former group. Knife Fight dominated, picking on the younger brother, still only wrestling his first few matches. Despite a spirted comeback with the fans on their side, they fell to a Brainbuster which served as a set up for Jackal’s Spear.
4) Cody Rejero and Baz Hepburn vs. Mockingbird: This was the return of Baz Hepburn, and he teamed with his former tag team partner to reform, Your Mom. However, they weren’t announced that due to the family friendly audience, it didn’t stop the diehard SNW fans from chanting it. This match was mainly a comedy match, with Mockingbird playing heels for the first time. Fans loved Baz and Cody and so were relieved when finally a face won, Baz lifted Reid onto his shoulders and went for an Electric Chair Drop and Cody caught Reid in the Cutter as he fell down for the win.
5) Daniel Sinn vs. Justin Allusion: The former Lady Killer Sinn is very over in Synergy, which is strange because he’s a hated heel in SNW. The fans loved him, while the masked Delirious-like Allusion got a mixed reaction. The action was pretty even. Sinn was in control in parts but Allusion caught him out at times. The highlight was a head-leading suicide dive from Allusion but Sinn fought back into the match hitting the Original Sinn to seal the match.
Petey the Pirate came out to welcome the SNW Duos Champions, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell. The Duos champions began to speak about how much of an honour it is to bring the Duos titles to Synergy when Beast and Jugg began to walk out. They didn’t say anything but they wanted a fight.
6) DUOS: AirDevils vs. Beast and Jugg: This was the ultimate big vs. small / speed vs. strength / David vs. Goliath bout. The Devils tried to do damage to the big men but the monsters shrugged off the champions and took full control. They stopped Gerard from tagging out and the titles nearly changed hands with an double flapperjack on the man from Liverpool, England. But the Englishman made the tag to the ‘Shooting Star’ and Cantrell took both men down. A double dive soon followed and then took Jugg into the ring hitting a Sky High for the win.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 17, 2014 11:41:40 GMT -5
News
Over the last few weeks SNW has been posting videos to build up to their Riot Act VII event.
Riley Shamrock is outside an arena. He’s wearing the SNW tracksuit, which is black with a red trim and the SNW logo on the breast.
Riley: It’s that time of the year again. The sun shines high in the sky, the kids play in the street all day and Riot Act returns. Riot Act is back in its seventh incarnation. And it’s gonna be a good ‘un. Not just because there’s the SNW title, the FUSE title, the Duos titles and the Women’s title matches. Riot Act is back and that means one thing, one tradition. Warfare’s back. On one side will be the ever present Revolution X. A team that has been with SNW since the beginning and have competed in more Warfare matches than anyone else. On the other side will be me. I know I’m never going to get rid of RevX, it’s a part of me. But beating them at their own game will destroy them. For my partners, I got a perfect partner lined up already. The man who helped me defeat RevX in tag action, Jack Powers. And for my last two spaces. I needed a tag team that could combat the might of RevX. I teamed with Mockingbird recently and lost, I’ve been looking for a team with a strong bond and found one with the strongest of bonds. Father and son duo, Drew and Duke Parkland. Together the four of us will fatality wound RevX.
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Team Bennett of Ace Bennett, Matt Spade, Alicia Bennett and Clive the Janitor are backstage.
Ace: Okay, okay so we failed at Be the Best to win the Duos titles but that isn’t the end. Spade: You lost in London too, trying to win the World title didn’t you? Ace: Yes, Matt. But I think your forgetting there’s three titles in SNW. Alicia: Four. There’s the women’s title as well. Ace: Yes, but I can’t challenge for that can I? Spade: Well? I dunno.
Spade and Alicia laugh and Clive the Janitor wakes up, he had fallen asleep.
Clive: Eh? What’s going on? Ace: Thank you Clive. We are here to announce that at Riot Act, Team Bennett... Spade: I thought we were called ‘The Ace of Spades?’ Ace: As I was saying, we’re here to announce that at Riot Act, Team Bennett will be challenging for the title. Alicia: Women’s title? Ace: No, the FUSE title. We may have lost against the AirDevils but now it’s time to hit them were it hurts. Their leader. I will take the title off their leader Carson Clark then we can re-challenge for the Duos titles and take all the belts. Spade: Wouldn’t it make more sense for me to challenge for the FUSE title and you the World title? Clive: Ha, you challenging for a singles title. You’re a funny man Matt. Spade: Haven’t you got some cleaning to do Clive? Clive: Fair enough.
Clive then pulls his cap over his eyes and falls asleep again.
Ace: So watch out world, Team Bennett is ready to roll.
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Nick Jacobs is standing in front of a black background. He’s wearing a red SNW T-Shirt.
Jacobs: We came into SNW together. We started out together. Now we’re facing each other. Steve, I’m sick and tired of you attacking me behind my back. I thought when we teamed up at the start of the year, we’d be able to put the past behind us. But now I remember what a sick and twisted individual you really are. Steve, I’m going to take you out or die trying. That’s why we’re going to face off at Riot Act VII. But we’ve tried it twice before and you get yourself DQ’ed. So this time there is no DQ. There is no rules. You know the match very well Steve, you invented it. Steve I’ll see you in LA for a Kagemann Deathmatch.
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Backstage at another wrestling show, the crowd can be heard in the background. Chris West and Donnie East otherwise known as Coast to Coast walk in sweating after just wrestling. Their holding two championship belts.
West: SNW, we got a message for you. We’re coming back. East: We challenged for the Duos titles last year and we were about to win and the bell rung. This year we return and we’re going to take those titles once and for all. West: Every year our brothers from Twin Cities Wrestling come over to SNW and each time we fall. Whether that be in the first round or the finals, we never get to win anything. Well, this is when it ends. East: Riot Act VII is SNW’s biggest event of the year. It will also be the event where SNW loses one of its titles to TCW. West: There’s a reason why we’re called Coast to Coast. Because we go from coast-to-coast winning all the titles we can, SNW will be no different.
The two raise their titles and clap them together.
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Cody Rejero is backstage, drinking Pepsi (what else would he be doing?).
Rejero: Be the Best in the Hammerstein Ballroom, it was a grand old night. A night where the ‘era of Rejaro’ was truly meant to kick off. But just like Pepsi Max, it didn’t quite hit the mark. But I am undeterred. I will not be defeated. I’ve come a long way since starting up in SNW’s student division. And I will prove that at SNW’s biggest event of the year. Earlier this year I was defeated by fellow Canadian, Cameron Stone. Now I will show how much I have matured and improved since then by facing big old Cameron Stone once more. So Riot Act VII, LA Sports Arena, Los Angeles it’s the battle of Canada. Actually not battle of Canada. That was a seperate event last year. It’s the battle of the Canadians and this time I will come out on top.
Cody finishes his can of Pepsi then looks around trying to find another. But every can he picks up is empty. Rejero becomes teary eyed.
Rejero: No more Pepsi?
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