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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 17, 2014 11:42:01 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: RIOT ACT VIILive from the LA Sports Arena, Los Angeles only on SNW Player NEXT SHOWSNW World ChampionshipMike Hogan vs. Mike BockwinkelIt’s the 2014 Be the Best winner versus the SNW World Champion. It’s the battle of the Mike’s, in two ways, they’re both named Mike and they’re both good on the mic. The English Champion has taken on all comers so far but will face the former SNW World Champion. Will Hogan retain or will Bock get his second reign? Who will come out on top in this huge main event? Warfare VIIRevolution X vs. Riley Shamrock, Jack Powers and the Parkland’sWill this be SNW’s most heated Warfare yet? RevX kicked out Riley Shamrock from their group last year but since then Riley has fought back thanks partly to Jack Powers’ help. Now he has also recruited father and son Parkland, but who rein supreme in LA? FUSE ChampionshipCarson Clark vs. Ace BennettDespite all the great action on the card, this is possibly a show stealer. AirDevil leader Clark has had a great reign as champion but now faces his toughest opponent, Triple Crown champion Ace Bennett. Ace was the original AirDevil and when he left Clark replaced him. Who will leave as champion? SNW Duos ChampionshipAirDevils vs. Coast to CoastThe best of SNW meets the best of TCW. Gerard and Cantrell are two of the quickest wrestlers on the roster but even their quickness might not be enough to retain the belts against TCW’s finest. C2C complained about TCW not winning enough in SNW, now will they take one of SNW’s titles back to TCW? SNW Women’s ChampionshipAmy Lee vs. Beast Kong vs. WaspFor the first time at Riot Act, the Women’s Championship will be on the line. The integral champion will face two challengers as she has before. Rivals Beast Kong and Wasp focused too much on one another the first time these three met allowing Amy to retain. Will the same happen in LA? Kagemann DeathmatchSteven Kagemann vs. Nick JacobsThe Adrenaline Boyz explode. Kagemann has been attacking his former stable-mate all year, they’ve faced off but the match has never resulted in a true winner. But in LA, they face off in the match Kagemann invented. Can Nick get revenge, or will Kagemann win in his own match? Cody Rejero vs. Cameron StoneCody has challenged big Cam to a fight in LA. They first met in London where Stone came out on top. Now after shockingly getting to the final 4 in Be the Best, Cody issued a rematch to see if he has improved since then. Can the ‘Era of Rejero’ continue? Jack Joseph and Mockingbird vs. Bret Thomas and Knife FightBig six-man action will kick off SNW’s biggest event of the year. Two teams that have been at each others throats all year will be on opposite sides of the ring. And they will be joined by ‘The Flying Saint’ and the destructive Bret Thomas respectively. Who will come out on top? Countdown to the RiotRiot Act Matinee ShowJet Jaguar vs. A.J Matthews
Dave Demento vs. Jacob Ryler
Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Kourtney Love
Red Fire vs. Rose Parkland
Plus matches from Nick Bockwinkel Promotions
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Post by Ace Bennett on Mar 17, 2014 20:40:25 GMT -5
I'm in love with Team Bennett. Just saying.
btw, Alicia's pic base is Cristina Scabbia, the lead sing of Lacuna Coil.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2014 21:56:36 GMT -5
I'm in love with Team Bennett. Just saying. Seriously becoming my favorite part on the show. Woah I get a promo. That's new. And you used my "Era of Rejero" thing! That's unexpected. This could lead to some cool stuff. You're going down (for real this time) Cam.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 18, 2014 14:15:53 GMT -5
2014 Awards CeremonyThe awards ceremony this year is being held in a bar nearby the LA Sports Arena, where SNW’s Riot Act is being held this year. It’s only a small place but only the wrestlers and staff are invited. It’s not on the internet this year, but is being recorded for later release on the Riot Act VII DVD. It is being hosted by commentators Edward Colgate and James Simmons. The ceremony starts with our hosts walking out onto the stage. They thank everyone for turning up and talk about how tonight we give thanks to the wrestlers of SNW and also the staff. We start off with some quick awards which will be announced in the form of videos. Each winner comes up onto the stage to accept the award and give a short speech.
Key Title 1. Winner, first placed 2. Runner Up, second place 3. third place - Previous year's winners
Best Highflyer 1. Carson Clark 2. Jet Jaguar 3. Jack Joseph - 2009: Jason Williams 2010: Ace Bennett 2011: Jason Williams (2) 2012: Carson Clark 2013: Jason Williams (3)
Best on Mic 1. Ace Bennett 2. Mike Hogan 3. Mike Bockwinkel - 2009: Mike Bockwinkel 2010: Mike Bockwinkel (2) 2011: Mike Bockwinkel (3) 2012: Mike Bockwinkel (4) 2013: Mike Bockwinkel (5)
Most Improved 1. Knife Fight 2. Mockingbird 3. Dave Demento - 2009: Evan Pagano 2010: Kevin Hart 2011: Mike Hogan 2012: Riley Shamrock 2013: Carson Clark
One to Watch 1. Carson Clark 2. Jet Jaguar 3. Dave Demento - 2010: Mike Hogan 2011: Jack Joseph 2012: Riley Shamrock 2013: Riley Shamrock (2)
Best Finisher 1. Back to the Future (Mike Hogan) 2. T.T.M. (Jet Jaguar) 3. Time Warp (Mike Hogan) - 2009: Fire Tornado (Steven Kagemann) 2010: Syracuse Dropped (Ace Bennett) 2011: The Fall/Double Stomp Combo (Fatality Squad) 2012: The Hammers Finisher Combo (Chris Hammers/ Jordan Devine) 2013: Maple Leaf Revenge (Kevin Hart)
Best Show 1. FIVE 2. One Night in London 3. Riot Act VI - 2009: Riot Act 2010: Riot Act 2 2011: Riot Act 3 2012: Riot Act IV 2013: The Rapture 2012
Most Memorable Moment 1. Hogan’s entrance in London (One Night in London) 2. Hogan grabs the title (FIVE) 3. Pagano leaves SNW (The Showdown III) - 2009: Mike Bockwinkel turning on Chris Hammers 2010: Henry Edwards 10 month reign ending via injury 2011: Ace Bennett wins the SNW World Championship (Brain Grenade) 2012: Masked Attackers / United Front (The Rapture) 2013: Edwards leaves SNW (The Rapture 2012)
Best Feud 1. Daniel Sinn vs. Drew Parkland 2. Kevin Hart vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Hogan 3. Revolution X vs. Riley Shamrock - 2009: Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards 2010: New Age Lady Killers vs. Youth Culture 2011: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Red Dragon 2012: United Front vs. rest of SNW 2013: Edwards vs. ‘the doubters’
There’s a break before our hosts introduce Super Extreme, one half of the first Duos Champions. He gets up on stage. He talks for a little bit about tag wrestling before reading out the nominees and winner.
Best Tag Team 1. AirDevils- Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell 2. Fire and the Fury- Johnny Arsenic and Vincent Fury 3. Revolution X- Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Riley Shamrock, Safu and LyNN 4. Knife Fight- Cain Jackal and Zakk Static 5. Mockingbird- Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield - 2009: New Age Lady Killers 2010: New Age Lady Killers (2) 2011: New Age Lady Killers (3) 2012: Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart 2013: Fire and the Fury (Johnny Arsenic & Vincent Fury)
The AirDevils of Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell got on the stage and accepted their award. Gerard talked about the original AirDevil team of the American Airforce with Ace Bennett, then how he spotted Clark in training and asked him to join the AirDevils. Clark then talked about their Best of Duos win when they were on the brink of splitting. Cantrell then thanked his partners for taking him in.
Kevin Hart got up on stage, still showing signs of his injury. He said he has recovered from surgery and is getting back his fitness. He talked about his feud with Bennett and Hogan from last year and commended both men for continuing their performances into 2014.
Best Wrestler 1. Ace Bennett 2. Riley Shamrock 3. Mike Hogan 4. Carson Clark 5. Chris Hammers - 2009: Jack Powers 2010: Ace Bennett 2011: Kevin Hart 2013: Henry Edwards 2013: Kevin Hart (2)
Ace Bennett got up on stage and accepted the award on behalf of ‘Team Bennett’, laughed and pointed towards Clive the Janitor, thanking him for his cleaning skills. Ace then got serious and said that he’s only as his opponents. He said he’s had some great opponents in SNW’s past such as Henry Edwards, Mike Quackenbush and Evan Pagano, the last of whom he faced in his last match at the Showdown III. Ace thanked Hart and Hogan for pushing him all the way. He finished by thanking Matt Spade, who has been helping him backstage and Alicia for her love and support.
Marc Ryland was the final person to hand out an award. He reminded everyone of the difference between the ‘Best Wrestler’ and ‘MVP’ award. Ryland explained that the ‘Best Wrestler’ award is for the wrestler who puts on the best matches, while the ‘MVP’ is for the wrestler who the company couldn’t have done without in the last year. He broke down the nominations: Bockwinkel finished off his feud with Red Dragon, took some time off then returned to dominate 2014 and win Be the Best. Hammers has been putting on good matches all year, and has been cutting great promos for his feud with Riley Shamrock. Meanwhile Riley has been ever present for SNW, winning the Duos titles and the YLC plus he always has the crowd on his side and puts on great matches. Bennett won best wrestler, putting on the best matches of the year and at Riot Act he would have challenged for all three male titles within the space of a 6 months. His promo work has come on leaps and bounds and his promos with Team Bennett are highlights of the shows. But the MVP of 2014 is Mike Hogan. He was challenging for the title last year before winning the title in a ladder match at FIVE. All his work on the mic has been of the highest quality. The crowd love him, especially in London where the sold out crowd made his entrance the most memorable moment of the past year.
MVP 1. Mike Hogan 2. Ace Bennett 3. Riley Shamrock 4. Mike Bockwinkel 5. Chris Hammers - 2009: Chris Hammers 2010: Henry Edwards 2011: Ace Bennett 2012: Henry Edwards (2) 2013: Kevin Hart
Mike Hogan got up on stage to accept the award. Hogan made a few jokes about his competitors before talking about his time in SNW. He talked briefly about his early days with Kevin Hart and joked that if he tried anything again he’d ‘sort him out in the locker room again’. Hogan said that the night in London will live long in his memory. A short video then played to end the evening showing an updated list of the top 25 matches in SNW history.
UPDATED: TOP 25 MATCHES IN SNW HISTORY 1. Ace Bennett vs. Henry Edwards ‘Riot Act IV’ 2. Kevin Hart vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Hogan ‘Riot Act VI’ 3. Kevin Hart vs. Henry Edwards ‘The Rapture 2012’ 4. Steel Cage: New Age Lady Killers vs. Youth Culture ‘Return of the Steel Cage’ 5. Ace Bennett vs. Evan Pagano ‘The Showdown III’ 6. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards ‘Riot Act 2’ 7. Dog-collar: Daniel Sinn vs. Drew Parkland: ‘Five’ 8. Mike Hogan vs. Ace Bennett ‘One Night in London’ 9. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Red Dragon ‘Riot Act IV’ 10. Ladder: Kevin Hart vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Hogan ‘Five’ 11. NY Street Fight: The Gentlemen’s Club vs. Red Assassins ‘Be the Best 2011’ 12. Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart ‘Four’ 13. Henry Edwards vs. Riley Shamrock ‘Global Mourning’ 14. Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers ‘London, England’ 15. AirDevils vs. Ace Bennett and Matt Spade ‘Be the Best 2014’ 16. Steel Cage: Henry Edwards vs. Chris Hammers 'The Showdown' 17. Ruhr Street Fight: Fire and the Fury vs. the New Age Lady Killers ‘One Night in Germany’ 18. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Nick Jacobs ‘One Night in London’ 19. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Quackenbush ‘Brain Grenade’ 20. Henry Edwards vs. Austin Aries ‘Monkey Business’ 21. Ace Bennett vs. Henry Edwards ‘The Showdown II’ 22. Riley Shamrock vs. Safu ‘Decadence of Kings’ 23. Jack Powers vs. Jordan Devine ‘The Devine Challenge’ 24. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan ‘Magnificent 10: 2013’ 25. Fire and the Fury vs. AirDevils ‘One Night in London’
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 18, 2014 14:16:26 GMT -5
Riot Act Special
Riot Act VII -FINAL CARD- SNW: Mike Hogan vs. Mike Bockwinkel Warfare VII: Revolution X vs. Riley Shamrock, Jack Powers and the Parkland’s FUSE: Carson Clark vs. Ace Bennett DUOS: AirDevils vs. Coast to Coast WOM: Amy Lee vs. Beast Kong vs. Wasp Kagemann Deathmatch: Steven Kagemann vs. Nick Jacobs Cody Rejero vs. Cameron Stone Jack Joseph and Mockingbird vs. Bret Thomas and Knife Fight
Riot Act is always SNW’s biggest show of the year, last year’s even was no different. We rewind a year to have a look where some of the stars of Riot Act VII were in Riot Act VI.
Mike Bockwinkel This year at Riot Act VII: Challenging for the SNW World Championship Last year at Riot Act VI: Captained a Warfare team to face rival Red Dragon What he had to say: Finally. Finally I am back where I belong. Back on top after being in the gutter for so long. In the gutter looking up at the stars. Now I’m back. I am the star. I am Mike Bockwinkel. I’ve got rid of Henry Edwards, I got rid of Red Dragon. Anything I set my mind to I do. I won Be the Best this year because I wanted to. Now I want the SNW World Championship. And when I want something, I always get it.
Riley Shamrock This year at Riot Act VII: Captaining a Warfare Team against Revolution X Last year at Riot Act VI: Won the Duos titles alongside Safu in Revolution X What he had to say: Last year at Riot Act was a special night for me. It was the night I won my first title in SNW and the first night I felt I belonged in Revolution X. Of course, that wasn’t to be. The very next show Safu turned his back on me and I was kicked out of the group. Since then I’ve faced and beaten Safu, LyNN and even Jordan (Devine) but one win has eluded me, Chris Hammers. The time will come when I beat you one-on-one in the middle of the ring. And when that time comes Chris, I want you to look me in the eye and tell me I’m the better man. But that’s in the future. Back in the present I have collected team to combat Revolution X. We may not have the teaming experience but hell we’ve got something more important, we’ve got heart.
Carson Clark This year at Riot Act VII: Defending his FUSE title against the first ever Triple Crown Champion Last year at Riot Act VI: Opened the show with a three-way win What he had to say: It’s been one of those years. For years, ever since I’ve been a part of SNW I’ve heard about wrestlers having ‘that year’. You know, the breakout year. The year that kicks off everything, that makes all the hard work worth it. Well, this year has been just that for me. Last year at Riot Act I opened the show, this year I’m the FUSE Champion. It’s been a great year for both me and my group. I love being FUSE Champion and no-one is going to take the title from me. Not even Ace Bennett.
Steven Kagemann This year at Riot Act VII: Facing former partner Nick Jacobs in a Kagemann Deathmatch Last year at Riot Act VI: Faced the first ever SNW World Champion What he had to say: Last year Kagemann faced Chris Hammers. But Chris Hammers won. At Riot Act this year Kagemann face Nick Jacobs. Kagemann isn’t going to lose this year, because Kagemann in his match. The match that Kagemann made up. The match that made Kagemann. The Kagemann Deathmatch. Jacobs not know what he got himself into. For the world of pain is a cruel thing. It’s a deadly place where only the sickest of creatures roam. And Kagemann is the champion of all in this world. For this is Kagemann’s world. This is the Kagemann Deathmatch.
Warfare Records With the return of the highly popular Warfare match looming we check out the records the competitors have from the previous Warfare matches. Revolution X obviously have the advantage with their four members all topping the table. While on the other side of the ring, Riley has one win from teaming with RevX, Powers has also won once but lost three times while Drew Parkland has competed in one and lost one. His son, Duke has no previous Warfare experience.
Jordan Devine 4-0* Chris Hammers 4-1 Safu 3-1 LyNN 3-1 Riley Shamrock 1-0 Henry Edwards 1-0 Nick Jacobs 1-0 Evan Pagano 1-2 Jack Powers 1-3 Daniel Sinn 0-1 Drew Parkland 0-1 Kevin Hart 0-1 Mike Hogan 0-1 Cameron Stone 0-1 Steven Kagemann 0-1 Zakk Static 0-1 Cain Jackal 0-1 Jacob Ryler 0-1 Jack Joseph 0-1 Mike Bockwinkel 0-3 *Replaced Bret Thomas at Warfare 3 - Red Assassins 1-0 Jushin "Thunder" Liger 1-0 Ricky Slayer 1-0 Kineval Brothers 0-1
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 18, 2014 22:04:02 GMT -5
I'm in love with Team Bennett. Just saying. Seriously becoming my favorite part on the show. Woah I get a promo. That's new. And you used my "Era of Rejero" thing! That's unexpected. This could lead to some cool stuff. You're going down (for real this time) Cam. What was that? I'm too busy enjoying this delicious Pepsi Max.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 22, 2014 12:20:17 GMT -5
Countdown to the RiotRiot Act Matinee Show1) Dave Demento vs. Jacob Ryler: This was Ryler’s return to SNW, he got a ‘welcome back’ chant. Demento was hated and kept the heel heat going by making fun of the crowd. The Scotsman did well on his return but his ring rust cost him with Demento hitting the sick Shoot Kick for the finish. 2) Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Kourtney Love: This was the first time we saw Team Bennett Spade and Alicia team up and it was pretty decent, espically considering Alica can’t wrestle but Spade and her opponents covered well. Spade played the comical heel very well, always getting beat by the Mexican. But Spade got a roll up on Love after pushing El Hijo to the floor. 3) Baz Hepburn vs. Baby J Jamerson: This was Jamerson’s in-ring debut in SNW. He played the cocky heel to Baz’s funny face. Hepburn is one half of Your Mom with Cody but only works on a part-time basis. However, he looked good here showing his experience in leading Baby J to a decent match. Baby J took control and looked to have the match won, but he missed the discus elbow and Hepburn hit the Bazuka for the 3-count. 3) Red Fire vs. Rose Parkland: Like Alicia earlier, Rose isn’t the best of wrestlers but Fire took her to a respectable short bout here. Rose had her brothers at ringside who distracted from some of the bad wrestling and got the crowd on her side. Rose got the win with a Small Package. 4) Jet Jaguar vs. A.J Matthews: The main event of the matinee show was two faces clashing. Jaguar has had a great 2014 so far and had a tough match against the bigger AJ. Matthews tried to keep up the pace with Jag but fell behind. So AJ then turned to his power game and took advantage. Highlight of the match was when Jag came back into the match and hit a suicide dive tornado DDT to the outside. Back in the ring Jag hit a springboard cross body, it hit but AJ rolled through and lifted Jag up into the Eastern Execution, Jag slipped over the top rope and hit a springboard double knee for the win. Riot Act VIILive from the LA Sports Arena, Los Angeles only on SNW PlayerWe cannot be sure of having something to live for unless we are willing to die for it- Che Guevara
Big set-up for the show, a large entrance with screens either side. The LA Sports Arena is sold out and were treated to a video package previous Riot Act events. Then the iPPV opened on some small fireworks, then the commentators desk which was away from the ring. The commentators run down the card before ‘Bangarang’ was cut off by ‘Break’ by Three Days Grace, signalling the first match of the night. 1) Jack Joseph and Mockingbird vs. Bret Thomas and Knife Fight: Great way to kick off the iPPV, the highflying face team wowed the crowd with their killer spots while the heel team attempted to slow them down. There was a few false finishes, Reid and Caufield went for the Sunset Flip/Dropkick combo but Jackal hit the Spear on an in-rushing Reid. Knife Fight then went for their finishers the Brainbuster into a Spear but Joseph caught Jackal with a Pele. The finish came as the faces dived all together to the floor. The action got back in the ring where Joseph tried for another Pele on Thomas. He missed and Thomas hit a lariat, he followed it up with the Fall to pick up the win. The iPPV feed takes us to a video filmed earlier in the night. It shows the SNW World Champion and his challenger arriving in the arena. Mike Bockwinkel arrived in a hummer limo, accompanied by Cameron Stone. Both are wearing fine suits and two men carry their bags straight into the arena. Meanwhile, Mike Hogan arrives in a beat up old car. He climbs out through the passengers window and grabs a Marvel backpack. He signs some autographs before going into the arena. 2) Cody Rejero vs. Cameron Stone: This was a rematch from their match in London. The two Canadians have had a good 2014 so far. Stone has been ever present and strong even challenging for the World title. Meanwhile, Cody followed up his FUSE title reign of 2013 by shockingly getting to the final 4 in Be the Best. In his entrance Stone was drinking Pepsi Max which infuriated Cody, Stone then crushed the can and pointed to Cody. In the match, Stone was the aggressor, dominating the smaller Cody. Cody had the crowd behind him and began a comeback taking Stone to the floor. However, when Cody dived to the outside, Stone caught him and dumped him against the barricade. Back in the ring, Cody tried to get a shock win with the Pepsi Cutter but Stone pushed him off an hit the Cam Slam for the win. The camera goes backstage to a darkened room, a small light lights up the face of Steven Kagemann. Kagemann has his hood up and war paint on. He speaks about his history with Nick Jacobs in his unique twisted way. ‘Jacobs want to challenge KAGEMANN TO MY OWN MATCH! You do not know what you’re getting yourself in for. You have never felt PAIN like what you will feel tonight. TONIGHT will be your last.’ 3) WOM: Amy Lee vs. Beast Kong vs. Wasp: This was the first of four title matches on tonight’s card and another rematch from London. However, unlike the last time when they faced off in the English capital, Wasp and Kong didn’t just focus on each other. Of course, when the two faced off they unloaded on each other. Fans enjoyed the action and got behind Wasp since Amy was trying to play the sneaky heel. An amazing spot was Wasp powerbombing Amy onto Kong on the outside. This led to the finish, Wasp rolled Amy back in the ring and hit the buckle bomb, she followed it up with the Shinning Wizard (unlike previous times when these two met Amy was too worn out to counter), Wasp kept Kong down on the outside with a baseball slide then locked in the Grips of Power. The fans chanted for Amy to tap and she did, we have a new champion! As the Vancouver native celebrating winning the belt we were taken backstage to Revolution X’s locker room. All were present besides Amy Lee who had just competed in the last match. Devine was looking upset at Amy losing but Hammers delivered a team speech. He ended saying, ‘We mustn’t forget who we are and what we stand for. We are Revolution X and nothing will stop us’ 4) Kagemann Deathmatch: Steven Kagemann vs. Nick Jacobs: There were a few weapons set up around the ring. For starters one side of the ring had barbed wire around the ropes and another had a steel cage side. On the outside was a pit of glass and many weapons including a pane of glass. The match started with the two brawling, Jacobs with his fists and Kagemann with his feet. Kagemann took the advantage and grabbed a chair but it was sent back into his face. Jacobs took the chair and used it, then he threw Kagemann into the wire. He tried to send Kagemann into the cage but he jumped up then jumped off into a cross body. The match continued with Kagemann taking the big spots such as the drop into the glass pit, however Jacobs did take a big spot, falling from the top rope though a table on the floor. The end came as Kagemann lit a table on fire, the two battled on the apron teasing spots before Jacobs put his former partner on his shoulder and dropped him head first through the table with the Death Valley Driver. Staff used extinguishers to put out the remaining fire while Jacobs got the pin. Intermission. No-one was out in the break, instead the staff focused on packing up the deathmatch equipment. iPPV fans were treated to highlights from the tag Gauntlet from last year’s Riot Act. 5) FUSE: Carson Clark vs. Ace Bennett: The absolute best way to welcome the fans back from the break. A poll on SNW’s website revealed narrowly that this was the match fans most wanted to see. The action kicked off right away with both men flying at each other. The champion using Mexican armdrags to get the better of the first ever Triple Crown Champion. Ace got annoyed but was calmed by Team Bennett: Alicia, Spade and Clive the Janitor at ringside. From there the match was much more even with both men flying about the ring. If Clark is known as, ‘the fastest wrestler alive’ then Ace being able to keep up with him makes him the joint fastest wrestler alive. Clark hit a wheelbarrow into a standing sliced bread no.2 but Alicia put Ace’s leg on the ropes to keep her brother in the match. As the match wore on Ace struggled to keep the pace with Clark, but the AirDevil leader was visibly tiring too as the match went passed the 12 minute mark. Clark hit the highlight of the match (and highlight of the night, just beating Wasp’s powerbomb to the outside) he hit a springboard imploading 450 Splash to the floor onto Ace, Spade and Clive on the outside. Back in the ring Alicia tried to slow down the match but was sent to back alongside the rest of Team Bennett. Ace complained and it nearly cost him when he was locked up in the La Magistal Cradle. Ace sprang back into life with the Busaiku Knee but Clark kicked out, so Ace went for the finish with the Syracuse Drop. However, Clark fought him off and Ace dropped to the ring, but Ace ran up again. But Clark sent him back again, Ace ran up once more but Clark managed to fight out of it and with both men standing on the top rope Clark hit a standing poisoned hurricanrana. Fans were chanting ‘holy s***’ as Clark crawled over Ace to retain. As Clark celebrated retaining the belt, he seemed to be holding his arm a little bit. After Ace had left, the staff set up the steel cage, while a video package played reminding us of the previous 6 warfare matches with comments from past competitors, saying how dangerous it is. ----------------- RULES OF WARFAREA cage surrounds the ring Two men start the match in the ring Every 3 minutes a new member enters the cage Anyone can be eliminated at any time via pinfall or submission. The match will continue until all of one team has been eliminated----------------- 6) Warfare VII: Revolution X vs. Riley Shamrock, Jack Powers and the Parkland’s: The match started with youngster Duke Parkland and LyNN kicking off the match. The story of the beginning was the ‘Technical Machine’ taking control but Drew’s son just not giving in. The first man out was Safu, since RevX won the coin toss backstage to have Warfare advantage. The former Duos Champions destroyed the young Parkland and the fans were chanting for Drew to come out and save his son. Drew was the next man out and he made RevX pay for what they did to his son, beating down both men before RevX’s third man arrived, Jordan Devine. With Duke knocked down there was a three on one advantage for RevX. They mainly focused on Drew but went over to beat down his son on occasions. Duke was even busted open. So fans were happy to see Jack Powers run out but as the referee opened the cage, Jordan Devine left and met Powers on the ramp. The two brawled around the cage and even into the crowd while Safu and LyNN controlled the ring. Devine and Powers battled up by the commentary table when Chris Hammers made his entrance. The RevX leader made an immediate impact aiding a powerbomb on Powers through the commentary table. Hammers and Devine went back into the ring. They knocked out the referee and stole the lock and key, locking the cage from the inside.
RevX continued their beatdown on the Parkland father and son. Riley Shamrock was the last man out, he thought about helping Powers but then decided the Parkland’s needed him more. He ran down to the ring but couldn’t get in the door, so he climbed up. Hammers sent Devine to stop him but Riley got up to the top and booted at Jord’s face until he let go and fell onto RevX below. Riley then dived down in a Air Christ onto all four. With everyone down Drew struggled to his feet, woke his son and hit the Pin Pointer on LyNN to eliminate him. LyNN ELIMINATED (3-4). Riley then joined in kneeing Safu’s head against the cage and locked in the Ode to Shamrock that had Safu tapping. SAFU ELIMINATED (2-4). But the Parkland’s were too worn out and soon both were eliminated side by side. Firstly Duke by a Devinity, DUKE PARKLAND ELIMINATED (2-3). Then his father Duke via a running Liger Bomb from Hammers DREW PARKLAND ELIMINATED (2-2). Jack Powers was now at ringside and as Devine went to grab him through the door, Powers sent the cage into his face. The two teams battled off before Powers fell to Last Minute Orders from Hammers JACK POWERS ELIMINATED (2-1). Riley then began a great comeback, taking on both men. Hitting a Blue Thunder Driver to shockingly eliminate Devine. JORDAN DEVINE ELIMINATED (1-1).
Riley and Hammers then circled the ring, Riley saying ‘there’s no-where to run now’ and Hammers responded ‘Who said anything about running’ The two had a great face-off much more even than their last encounter probably to show Riley’s progression. But Hammers hit the Last Minute Order. However, Riley kicked out, the fans were going mental as Riley made a comeback. Riley and Hammers battled on the top tope where they teasted a LMO from the top, then a Irish Welcoming then an HE Driver but Riley caught his former leader with an elbow and hit a big backdrop back into the ring. Riley got to his feet and roared, he then locked in the mui tai clinch and smashed his knees against Hammers’ face. Riley went for the Irish Welcoming but Hammers slipped of his former apprentice’s shoulders and hit a wrist clutch Lariat. Hammers kept hold of the wrist and lifted Riley to his feet to hit a second Last Minute Order which kept Riley down for the count. RILEY SHAMROCK ELIMINATED – REV X WIN 1-0.
Intermission. Wow, what a finish to the Warfare bout. Fans love Riley Shamrock and his feud with Hammers just keeps getting better and better. It may be over for now but the feud between those two will never die. Riley has fitted in perfectly where Henry Edwards was as Hammers’ big rival. Fans were also hot over FUSE title match. But the night isn’t over yet, there’s two more title matches. While the cage was taken down iPPV fans were treated to highlights from last years Riot Act, highlights from Hammers vs. Kagemann and also the World title main event between Bennett, Hart and Hogan.
7) DUOS: AirDevils vs. Coast to Coast [TCW]: Another top top quality match, it is what you expect from two teams of such high quality. It could easily be argued that these two are the best two teams in all of wrestling. There was some great action, both teams playing faces and both teams having equal offence. C2C hit a sick pop-up 3D for a close count. Despite being a TCW team they were loved by the fans. Not to be outdone the AirDevils hit an amazing combo, first a dropkick, then a superkick then a wheelbarrow into a stunner over his tag partners knees. They even hit the Bombs Away when the tag broke to tornado rules, but East made the save, breaking up the count. Then while West was over Gerard’s knees Cantrell jumped on top of him and hit a backsplash. The AirDevils hit stereo dives to the floor but C2C shrugged them off and hit their own stereo suicide dives. The AirDevils went to finish the match off with the Sky High but West shoved Cantrell off the top landing on the barricade on the outside. This allowed East and West to hit the Red Eye Flight to win the belts!
We have new Duos Champions! And they’re from Twin Cities Wrestling. Fans were spilt over whether to cheer or not. On one hand, C2C are a great team and put on a great match, on the other hand, there from TCW! As the new champs celebrated the iPPV fans were shown a hype video highlighting the next iPPV. Live from the Congress Theater, Chicago SNW will hold their Anniversary show. ‘SIX’.
8) SNW: Mike Hogan vs. Mike Bockwinkel: Big championship intros for this one. Fans loved the English champ who came out in his union jack hoodie. While the fans loathed Mike Bockwinkel, who came out with Cameron Stone. But Stone tried to interfere early on during the championship introductions so the referee sent him to the back. The match started with Hogan frustrating Bock, taking out his legs with kicks and the occasional dropkick while Bock couldn’t get near him. Bock eventually dodged a kick and jumped on the London born champ and went to lock him up in a submission but Hogan skilfully reversed out of it and left Bock on the floor as the ‘Joker in the Pack’ smiled back. Bock had enough and walked over to Hogan and slapped him int he face. Hogan wasn’t smiling anymore. He took out Bock’s legs and laid into him with fists, the referee pulled him away but Hogan came back shoot kicking Bock causing Bock to exit the ring. While the referee cautioned Hogan and told him to calm down, Bock talked into the camera saying ‘you don’t have to be the stronger man, just the smarter man’. It seems as if Bock had gotten into the mind of the challenger as when he entered Hogan’s enthusiasm cost him. Bock controlled with suplexes and drops before locking Hogan up in submissions. But with the fans on his side the champion roared back into life hitting a hurricanranra and following it up with the Futurism for a close count. But when they got back to their feet Bock hit a vicious roaring elbow and went for the Bockwinkel Special, Hogan kicked his legs, got out of it and sent Bock to the floor. Hogan went for a dive but moved away. He stood behind the turnbuckle and through he was safe but Hogan ran and dived over the turnbuckle to the floor. Back in the ring Hogan hit a Springboard Elbow for a close count. Then they got to their feet for the obligatory strike off with the fans yahhing and booing with each strike. Hogan hit a spinning jumping kick and Hogan went for the Time Warp but while in the Tombstone, Bock reversed into his own tombstone, he span Hogan round and went for the Bockwinkel Special, Hogan then span in over landing on his feet, he lifted Bock from the vertebreaker position, into the fire mans carry postion then back into the tombstone, showing incredible strength. Just as he went to his toes for the tombstone Bock reversed it and onto his feet. Bock then span Hogan and hit the Bockwinkel title to take the belt!
Mike Bockwinkel becomes a two time SNW World Champion and the 12th Champion. Fans were booing hard for their new champ as Cameron Stone ran out to celebrate with his friend. The two hugged before Bock stood on the ropes lifting his title in the air as the iPPV came to a close.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 22, 2014 12:20:35 GMT -5
News- TV Deal, Championship Vacated, SNW in Japan
SNW has announced today that they have signed a TV Deal, although it’s not what you may think. It is good news for UK fans who will get to see a six part series on ITV4. The show will not be a traditional wrestling show, but rather it will be a documentary. The show shows the backstage goings on of SNW on the build to SNW’s last show, Riot Act. The show has been filmed and will be shown later on in the year so that it will promote SNW’s UK Tour of 2015. The show will focus on two different wrestlers each week, although familiar backstage faces such as Ryland, Dragon, Parkland and Ryler will appear in most episodes. The shows will also focus on the then SNW World Champion Mike Hogan who SNW hopes will become a big name because of him being British.
FUSE Champion Carson Clark has been injured. He held his arm after his show stealing match with Ace Bennett but didn’t think he was too badly injured. He went onto perform in other promotions but further injured his arm. Clark has been informed he will be out of action for at least 5 months and as a result Clark has relinquished the title. With the title vacated, SNW has announced that there will be a special tournament at next show. 8 men will battle it out to become the 14th FUSE Champion.
SNW has also competed in the second ever Super Sims Cup. The then SNW World Champion, Mike Hogan represented SNW where he managed to reach the finals after getting a DQ win over ISW's Hunter Kellen. Kellen was focusing too much on his title match the following night. In the finals, Hogan lost to TCW's Justin Tyger. SNW also competed in the showcase, the then Duos Champions the AirDevils defended against young highflyers Mockingbird. SNW publically thanked ISW for hosting the competition. And SNW has expressed interest in hosting the event in the future.
Two other SNW competitors will not be available for a few months as Steven Kagemann and Bret Thomas are off to Japan to perform for Pro Wrestling NOAH. Meanwhile, Jason Williams has extended his stay in Japan until the end of the year. Jason has also been competing in Pro Wrestling NOAH, where he usually opens in tag matches. The fans have grown to like the highflyer who plays face in Japan. He has challenged unsuccessfully for the GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship and the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship. However, he has had more luck in Dragon Gate where he has competed in many times before. Jason is currently the Open the Brave Gate Champion, which is the secondary title in the promotion.
The next show will be from Drew Parkland’s promotion, Synergy. It is their sixth show and their one year anniversary. The show will host a rematches from each previous events, main evented by the New Age Lady Killers taking on Beast and Jugg, a rematch from Issue #3 the Christmas show.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 22, 2014 13:17:17 GMT -5
Revolution X: Children of the Revolution (Ultimate Edition 3 Disc DVD)SNW has just released a 3 DVD set compilation of Revolution X. This Ultimate Edition includes two discs full of Revolution X’s best matches in SNW up to Riot Act VI, then a shoot interview with RevX members past, present and other SNW wrestlers and staff. This 3 disc set follows RevX beginning as a two man group to becoming a SNW staple. Below are the match listings and some highlights from the shoot interview: Early Days – How the Legend StartedHighlights from Chris Hammers vs. Shaun Tiger ‘Starting Line’ (Debut), Shaun Tiger vs. Safu ‘Face Off’ (Debut), ;Amy Lee vs. Matthew Spade ‘Face Off’ (Debut) and James Powers & Brent Albright vs. Revolution X ‘Confusion’ (Jord Debut) Jacob Ryler vs. Henry Edwards vs. Chris Hammers ‘Road to Gold: Night 2’ (Title Win) Adrenaline Boyz (c) vs. Revolution X vs. Insane Assassins ‘Over the Top’ (Title Win) Highlights from Warfare: Revolution X vs. Jacob Ryler, Jack Powers & Mike Bockwinkel 'Riot Act’ Steel Cage: Henry Edwards vs. Chris Hammers II 'The Showdown'
The Bockwinkel Era – The Troublesome New Leader Anything Goes: Chris Hammers vs. Safu ‘One for the Road 2’ Highlights from LyNN vs. El Tiger ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ (Debut) Jack Powers vs. LyNN 'Ping Pong' Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ Highlights from Warfare II: Revolution X vs. Henry Edwards, Jack Powers, Evan Pagano & Jushin Liger ‘The Tokyo Show Night 2’ Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jerry Lynn ‘The Change’ Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards ‘Riot Act 2’
Back to Basics – How the Band got their Groove Back Highlights from Warfare III: Lady Killers, Jack Powers & X Jack vs. Revolution X ‘Riot Act 3’ Jason Williams vs. Riley Shamrock ‘Hunting Season’ (Debut) Highlights from Warfare IV: Revolution X vs. Kevin Hart, Mike Hogan and Evan Pagano ‘Riot Act IV’ Highlights from Clash of the Duos 2011 including AirDevils vs. Revolution X ‘Clash of the Duos Night 3’ AirDevils vs. Revolution X ‘Three (Anniversary Show)’ (Title Win)
The Devine Leader – Carrying on the Legacy Jack Powers vs. Jordan Devine ‘The Devine Challenge’ Jack Powers vs. Chris Hammers ‘Clash of the Duos 2012 Night 3’ Highlights from Warfare V: United Front (Jack Powers, Evan Pagano, Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static, Cain Jackal) vs. Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Riley Shamrock, Safu, LyNN) ‘Riot Act V’ Riley Shamrock vs. Safu ‘Decadence of Kings’ STL Connection vs. Revolution X ‘Riot Act VI’ (Title Win)
Early Days Ryland: I came up with the idea of a stable that would forever be part of the promotion. Stable’s are only temporary things, they come and go. But I wanted Revolution X to be something different. Hammers: (Austin) Aries came over to me in training and said ‘Kid, we’re putting together a stable’. I thought great, I was going to be part of it. Then he shocked me, ‘and we want you to be the leader’. Ryland: Hammers was the only guy we could have had to lead a group. He had it all, the look, the mic skills and the ring skills. He was the total package so it was a no-brainer. Hammers: They told me I’d be teaming with Safu, so I thought we’d be a mid card tag team for now but I was thrown into the main event. I couldn’t believe it. Ryland: Safu was the muscle, every team needs the muscle. I keep saying he’s the Mr T to Hammers’ Hannibal. Hammers: Then Jord(an Devine) came in and I was friendly to him when he first came in. He hung around Safu and I. So Aries stuck him in the stable with us. Ryland: Hammers immediately took Jord under his wing, they became good friends and along with Safu were a little group so it’s no suprise they came off well as a group.
The Bockwinkel Era Ryland: We wanted to shake things up a bit. ‘The Showdown’ was our first big angle. It was supost to be a shocker and it worked well. Hammers: Of course, it was going to be strange being out of RevX and seeing Bock in charge but I think as an angle it worked. Bock: I loved the idea when Marc (Ryland) first told me about the it. It seemed like a great angle. They had planned out the whole story arc from first joining RevX saying he didn’t want to be ‘second fiddle’, to being kicked out of his own group. Hammers: We have tried to tell a story in RevX about leadership. It’s not just about looking after yourself but you also got to look after the team. Bock failed to look after the team and focused too much on himself. That’s why he failed. Devine: LyNN came in during this time and I was turfed out. Ryland: We thought Jord would go onto become something but it didn’t quite work out. Devine: I was a part of the ‘UK’s finest’. I’m from Miami, not one of SNW’s best bits of booking. LyNN: Coming into RevX was a big deal. All the others had known each other since the beginning. So i was a bit of an outsider. I was tentative at first, I didn’t know how it was going to go but they took me and made me feel at home
Back to Basics Hammers: While Bock focused too much on himself at times I’ve wanted to show that Hammers focuses too much on his team. Besides, there needs to be a reason why I haven’t won the World title since the beginning. Ryland: We added Riley to the group to shake things up a little. It was clear that from his class of students he was the standout guy alongside Jet Jaguar. Like the Bockwinkel storyline we wanted to create an arc but we wanted to take it slow. Riley: Being a part of Rev X was a real honour. I’d just had my student trials and I fought Hammers. Then I went to take on the likes of Henry Edwards. All the while my fellow students were still in training. It was an amazing time. Hammers: I took an instant liking to Riley. Of course, he had Irish blood in him which helped. But he had a great attitude and I knew he’d go far. When Ryland asked me about my opinion on him I and about him joining up to Rev X, I only say one word- yes.
The Devine Leader Ryland: We always had high hopes for Devine but when he left never broke out. He was always going to be in Hammers’ shadow. So an opportunity arose to do something special. Japan had always been after Hammers, he’s the kind of guy they go for. So we did a deal, we’d make it look like Hammers has permanently left. Hammers: Being in Japan was a great experience. It was so special and I’d love to do it again but it also gave me the chance to surprise SNW. Devine: I loved being leader. It was great how I was booked. We had the wobble at the start with Riley but I managed to balance my own success with the team’s success. Riley: Those early matches with Devine was fun, they were all about earning his trust. And they’d come back around again. Devine: The United Front was SNW’s biggest test. And I was in charge, it’s no surprise Hammers came back, we needed to be at full strength. Hammers: The Warfare match spelt the end for the United Front, they came tumbling down from there. Ryland: The next year was a bit of a disaster for RevX. Devine went off to Japan and LyNN was injured leaving RevX with only three male members. Devine: We got another title though. Amy won the women’s title. It was well deserved, she’d be campaigning for that for years. Riley: I had some matches with Safu, all about earning the trust again. It knackered me out for Be the Best but it set up our title win.
The Future Hammers: We set out our aim very early on. We wanted complete control of SNW. We did that early on but SNW had grown since then. So our new aim is to hold all of the title, at the same time. Devine: I can’t see Devine living in Hammers’ shadow all of his life. He’s already had a taste at running the show and I’m sure he’ll want it again. He’s just waiting in the background for now. Safu: I’ve got three Duos title reigns now but Safu has yet to show off his singles ability. I think my matches with Riley really opened peoples’ eyes as to what I can do in the ring. LyNN: I’ve been getting back to full health. It’s going to be good to get back in the ring and show everyone what I can do. Riley: Now begins a new chapter for me and I like to think a new chapter for RevX.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 22, 2014 14:50:24 GMT -5
DAMMIT CAM. WHY CANT I BEAT YOU?
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Post by Cameron Stone on Mar 23, 2014 1:41:18 GMT -5
DAMMIT CAM. WHY CANT I BEAT YOU? I was enjoying the extra boost from the extra caffiene in my delicious pepsi max.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2014 2:48:39 GMT -5
DAMMIT CAM. WHY CANT I BEAT YOU? I was enjoying the extra boost from the extra caffiene in my delicious pepsi max. One day I will beat you Cam. And when I do I will show you the error of your beverage ways.
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Post by snickelodeon on Mar 23, 2014 5:27:00 GMT -5
Baby J lost his debut, damn!! Anyway the bigger picture. Riot Act - read and felt like a major show with the cage match and the last 2 matches coming off very well. Really enjoyed reading this. Finding myself getting into yours & Bocks diaries which is a big compliment considering a few months back I wouldn't even read a diary where I didn't recognise any talent.
Shows replying to diaries or returning the favour you can come across a few gems.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Mar 24, 2014 0:18:29 GMT -5
Riot Act was a great show. Wasn't really expecting Ace to win the National Belt but I was honestly surprised to see C2C grab the tag belts from AirDevils after you made them look so strong lately. Bock winning the World Title belt was also surprising to me, but it'll be cool to see what you do with that. I feel like now would've been the time to pull the trigger on Shamrock personally, but I look forward to seeing how far you take it with him. The Revolution X thing was also a pretty fun read as well.
Oh dang, didn't realize I missed the awards show. Wow, Ace picks up Best on Mic AND Best Wrestler and second place in MVP and Cantrell is a part of the best tag team, which is also awesome. Hopefully something good is in Ace's future and AirDevils continue to be successful despite not being Duos Champs. Great job on another successful Riot Act.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 28, 2014 13:03:23 GMT -5
Synergy Issue #6 1st Anniversary Show
Petey the Pirate came out to open the show. He welcomed the fans to the anniversary show and talked about the special rematches that are taking place. Petey then announced two matches one will see SNW Women’s championship on the line and there will also be a six-man bout.
1) Cain Jackal vs. Justin Allusion: This was a rematch from issue #2. Allusion ran around the ring shouting babbled rubbish then he entered the ring and got speared by Jackal. Jackal then pinned the masked man.
Jackal got on the mic alongside tag partner, Zakk Static (who was with him at ringside). Jackal said he has another challenge tonight, and this is a rematch from the last issue. Zakk said that the Parkland’s were hillbilly losers just like the crowd.
2) Jacob Ryler vs. Shaun ‘El Tiger’ vs. Jet Jaguar vs. “El Hijo Nature Boy” Pedro Flair vs. Noah Lee vs. Baby J Jamerson: Big six-man cluster to open the show, Ryler played a cocky heel, Tiger the returning hero, Jag was the loveable masked face, Pedro the Mexican son of Rick Flair and Noah and Baby J the green newbies. Lots of good action in this one with men entering and exiting the ring all through the match. Pedro was an absolute treat, a lucha Ric Flair is such a great comedy gimmick and everyone played off him well. Jag looked like he would seal the match but he was distracted by the interference of the Masked Marvel. Pedro Flair locked in the Figure Four but Noah did a back splash from the top rope with Jamerson on his back onto Flair. But Ryler came in and hit the Higher We Go to seal the win.
3) WOM: Wasp vs. Rose Parkland: This was only a short match (thankfully). Wasp played the bad ass heel to the well liked daughter of Drew Parkland. All the Parkland’s are cheered well in their father’s promotion. Wasp dominated, keeping Rose to limited attacks. After a small Rose attack Wasp cut her off with the Corner bomb and the Deadly Sting.
4) Elliot Reid vs. Dean Caufield: The two competitors from Mockingbird collided, as they did at Issue #4. On that night Reid got the win. Once again this was a fast paced affair with the tag partners not afraid to throw themselves into doing damage to one another. Reid hit a sick diving double knees for a close count but it was Caufield who got the win this time around with the The American Upset.
5) Parkland Brothers vs. Knife Fight: This was a rematch from the last show, issue #5. This was a good tag bout, unlike the last time these two met the match was a little bit more even. The Parkland’s are improving as a team which is great news for SNW's tag division as they are only teenagers. Knife Fight have also improved as a strong group who could easily be the Duos champions in the future. Duke, the elder brother hit the KFC on Zakk but was killed by a Spear by Jackal.
Intermission. The Parkland Brothers stayed out at the break and were accompanied by their sister Rose. Duke said ‘we’ll get back at those two, just don’t you forget it boy’.
6) Cody Rejero vs. Dave Demento: This was a rematch from the very first show, issue #1. Back then, Cody was FUSE Champ and put the title on the line. Now the two just battle to be the better man, and for Demento he wanted to revenge for the previous loss. Dave has come along a lot in the last year. He’s matured, and that’s partly thanks to the training from Drew Parkland. They worked this match very evenly with Demento trying to cut off Cody at every available route. Cody went for the Pepsi Driver but Dave caught him with an elbow, Cody went down and Dave hit a shoot kick to get a big win!
7) New Age Lady Killers vs. Beast and Jugg: This was a rematch from the Christmas Special on Issue #3. The Lady Killers were well loved and accompanied by Drew’s daughter, Rose Parkland. But the big beastly team attacked the former SNW Duos Champions from behind when they got in the ring and controlled from then on. They stopped Drew from making the tag and used quick and phantom tags to continue their dominance. However, with Rose getting a ‘Lady Killers’ chant going, Drew managed to hit an enziguri and make the hot tag to Sinn. Sinn cleared up taking out both big men but then fell to the numbers advantage, The heel team then got too cocky, they grabbed Rose from ringside and went for the Utter Destruction however Drew made the save and alongside Sinn they fought back, hitting the Pin Pointer for the win. ------------------------------------------------------ 1,500 posts. I've been really enjoying writing SNW for a while now, I think that's down to Ricky and his SFF over on EwGen. You should totally check it out if you haven't already. I've got plenty of long term plans for SNW so I can't see it going anywhere anytime soon. Thanks everyone for reading and replying to SNW, it means a lot to me. Thanks.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 28, 2014 14:19:24 GMT -5
Damn, 1500 posts. That's impressive. Congrats Mr. Dragon. You deserve it.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 31, 2014 12:36:35 GMT -5
The scene opens on a bunch of women dancing to some loud rock music inside a locker room. Several of them are drinking champagne from the bottle. The camera scans past the ladies in the room then stops to reveal more women dancing around Cameron Stone and the NEW SNW Champion: Mike Bockwinkel.
Cam nudges Mike upon noticing the camera.
Cam: Alright, keep it down, it's time for a toast! To the man who is already, not only the greatest wrestler in SNW history, but the greatest all around performer in SNW history, my best friend (even though he's not Canadian, eh), MICHAEL W. BOCKWINKEL!
Bock: Thank you, Cam for those kind words. You know, I've never been the type to brag. I've never been the type to say "I told you so" but-
Everyone: WE TOLD YOU SO!
Bock: Oh, you're damn right I did! I do everything I say I'm going to do, every time. And when I "do it", I do it harder and better than anyone!
Bock's innuendo gets a cheer from the women.
Bock: I'm going to show everyone that when you're a Bockwinkel, you're just simply... better! Ladies, to the limo!
Cam: Poutine for everyone!
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 31, 2014 12:36:58 GMT -5
A New Coronation II
SNW’s theme ‘Bangarang’ was cut off by ‘Sabotage’ by the Beastie Boys signalling the arrival of Jacob Ryler. The Original 16 member made his way out to chants of ‘welcome back’ since he returned on the matinee show of Riot Act. He thanked the fans and informed them of Carson Clark’s injury which leaves the title vacated. As a result 8 men will face-off tonight for the title. Ryler also said there will be a Duos titles match, a SNW World title match and the first ever ‘four corner six-man inter-gender-captains-fall-elimination-match’.
1) QUARTER: FUSE: Jet Jaguar vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: The show opened with lucha action from SNW’s two masked warriors. Great way to open the show as the fans loved it. If there’s one person to take Clark’s role it’s going to be Jaguar. He’s great with the fans and great in the ring. Jag got a rana then hit the TTM for the win.
2) QUARTER: FUSE: Travis Cantrell vs. Cain Jackal: The AirDevil and now former Duos champion took on one half of Knife Fight. Jackal used his strength to dominate but the fans rallied behind the highflyer. Cantrell did fight back even hitting a corkscrew to the outside but Jackal got the win catching Cantrell with a spear from a springboard.
Former SNW World Champion, Mike Hogan came out and talked about losing the SNW World title. He said Bockwinkel got in his head at Riot Act but tonight he’s got a rematch and he won’t let Bock do the same tonight.
3) QUARTER: FUSE: Dave Demento vs. Duke Parkland: This was the first singles match which Duke has shown real promise. He’s looks like in time, he’ll become a better work than his father, plus because of his father he has a strong fan base. But Demento wasn’t to be outdone, he stiffed the hell out of Parkland and played off the heat well. Parkland tried for a rope hung DDT but Dave moved and hit the shoot kick for the win.
4) QUARTER: FUSE: Riley Shamrock vs. Zakk Static: This was the final match of the first round, who will join Jaguar, Jackal and Demento? Riley is probably favourite to win the tournament but he had a scare here against one half of Knife Fight who was hoping to join his tag partner in the next round. The match was pretty even, both men getting in plenty of offence. But the mui tai knees shook up Zakk and Shamrock locked in the Ode to Shamrock to advance.
SNW Duos Champions and TCW Competitors Coast to Coast aka Chris West and Donnie East made their entrance. They cut a heel promo putting over Twin Cities Wrestling and tried to get a ‘TCW’ chant going. Instead Mockingbird ran out and challenged the TCW invaders for the title.
5) DUOS: Coast to Coast [TCW] vs. Mockingbird: Great match, but it was bout to be with C2C in the match. Mockingbird stepped up their game having their best match yet in SNW. The match was very even, the SNW team tried to outfly the champions but the team from TCW knew their opponents plans and kept them grounded. Mockingbird went for the shock win with the Sunset Flip/Springboard Dropkick combo but East pushed Reid to the floor and they hit the Red Eye Flight to retain.
Revolution X were in their locker-room talking over their game-plan when Baby J Jamerson walked in. LyNN told him to get out and Safu went to chuck him out but Hammers interjected and showed him in. Hammers asked what Jamerson wanted. Jamerson introduced himself to Hammers and said that they’re low on a men and adding him to their ranks would make them even stronger. He argued his case well but Hammers said that the last time they welcomed someone into their ranks it didn’t end well. Safu then chucked Baby J out but it didn’t stop J from adding ‘I’ll just leave my card’.
6) SEMI: FUSE: Cain Jackal vs. Jet Jaguar: The first of two semi-final matches pitted one half of Knife Fight against the young masked warrior. The fans were behind Jaguar and boo’ed Jackal. Cain was the aggressor from the bell, using his strength to take control, he’s not a particularly big guy but is quite broad. Jaguar took what Cain gave and sneaked in for a small package for the win.
7) SEMI: FUSE: Riley Shamrock vs. Dave Demento: As the bell rung, Demento shouted at the crowd. He called Riley a ‘fake idol’, saying that the fans should be chanting his name, this just caused them to boo him more. This was Demento’s best match yet and shows great promise for a youngster. Fans were all over Riley, willing him to do damage to the mouthy Demento. The mui tai knees did exactly that but Demento came back into it stiffing Riley with strikes. Riley took a hard looking backdrop driver, no sold it then hit a running knee strike to take both men down. When they got to their feet they traded strikes before a head kick span Dave around. Riley lifted him onto his shoulders and hit the Irish Welcoming for the win.
Intermission. So it’s going to be Jet Jaguar vs. Riley Shamrock in the finals of the FUSE title tournament, only one man can walk away with the gold. These two were rivals in the old students division, now they face off for the gold tonight!
8) Team Bennett (Ace, Spade and Alicia) vs. Revolution X (Hammers, Devine and Amy) vs. Drew Parkland, Jack Joseph and Rose Parkland vs. Jack Powers, Jacob Ryler and Wasp: This was the strangely named ‘four corner six-man inter-gender captains fall elimination’ which meant that two men were in the ring of the same time and it was an elimination match unless the captain was eliminated. The women kicked off the match and the first to go was Alicia after she squared up to Wasp. Amy then got a quick shock elimination on champion Wasp, Rose tried for the same but fell to Amy’s Downward Spiral. Drew squared up to Amy but couldn’t eliminate her. Next out was Drew after a Devinity eliminating his team, then Ryler from a Last Minute Orders. Spade and Amy faced off and Spade got the pin after holding her tights. Then Spade was next out following a Power Suplex. All that remained was Bennett, Powers then Hammers and Devine. Ace saw that Powers was struggling and realising that when they eliminated him they would go after him, so he left. Powers put in a good effort locking in the Choke Out on Devine but Hammers broke it up. The RevX team finished off Powers with a Last Minute Orders.
9) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Mike Hogan: This was a rematch from Riot Act where Bock won the belt. The fans loved Hogan and loathed Mike Bockwinkel, who came out with Cameron Stone. Unlike Riot Act where Hogan frustrated Bock, this started the opposite. Bock controlled and mocked Hogan, continuing from Riot Act where he played mind games with the man from London. Bock even slapped Hogan again and exited to the outside, saying ‘title defence number 1’ into the camera but then he missed Hogan running at him, hitting a suicide dive. But Bock moved and Hogan took out Stone. Bock beat down Hogan and rolled him back into the ring. But this is where the Englishman came back into it, hitting a dropkick as Bock entered the ring, then suplexing him into the ring and hitting a springboard Elbow for a close count. Hogan controlled hitting a Futurism but Stone jumped on the apron. Hogan knocked him down but walked into a roaring European uppercut from Bock followed by a neckbreaker for a close count. Bock worked over the neck applying a knee to the former champions back and pulling back on his head. The roar of the crowd got Hogan back into it but he was cut off instantly as he tried a comeback but got back in the match again with a enziguri. Hogan then lifted Bock onto his shoulders for the Time Wasp but once again Stone got up on the apron, Hogan managed to boot Stone but in doing so, he allowed Bock to slide off Bock’s shoulders and hit the Bockwinkel Special for the win.
10) FINAL: FUSE: Jet Jaguar vs. Riley Shamrock: This was the finals of the FUSE title tournament and it was two former rivals clashing over who will leave with the title. Jag had defeated El Hijo and Cain Jackal to reach the final while Riley beat Zakk Static and Dave Demento. This match had a lot to live up to after the last match and while it didn’t match it in terms of length it matched it in terms of quality. These two have great chemistry and started the match kicking at each other’s shins. Riley then caught Jag’s leg as he went for a head kick and Riley took Jag down into a armbar. Jag countered out of it, spinning and flipping his way out of it. Jag later managed to send Riley to the outside via the middle ropes. Then Riley tried entering the ring but as he put his head in Jag bounced off the springboard into a double knee. Riley fell to the outside and was caught by a spinning suicide dive to the outside. However, a drop toe hold turned the tides and Riley put Jag against the barricade and smashed him with kicks. He followed up with a tiger bomb on the apron before rolling his opponent back in the ring for a close count. Riley continued the assault, kicking Jag into the corner, then going for the running knee. He missed but was then hit by another running knee. Riley locked in the Ode to Shamrock but Jag wriggled out of it before it was locked in, he hit a leg sweep then pulled Riley up hitting the TTM. But Riley kicked out! The two got to their feet and traded kicks, they knew each other so well, dodging each other’s kicks before Jag connected after missing two kicks. He ran at the ropes but Riley caught him from behind, lifting him onto his shoulders then bringing him down with the cutter for the Irish Welcoming. Jag couldn’t kick out as Riley got the three count.
Riley celebrated winning the FUSE title tournament and becoming the 14th FUSE Champion. Jaguar got his feet and offered a handshake which Riley accepted.
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Post by Red Dragon on Mar 31, 2014 13:00:10 GMT -5
Magnificent 10: 2014 NEXT SHOW
2014 Competitors: 10 men will wrestle throughout the show, each time eliminating 2 men until 4 men remain. The final four men will wrestle in a elimination bout on the main event to become No.1 contender to the SNW World Championship at SIX (Anniversary Show) live on iPPV at the Congress Theater, Chicago
Mike Hogan (New Entrant) The former champion will be looking to win back his title as soon as possible. Despite all his time in SNW, he’s never competed in a M10 before. Will this prove to be a problem?
Ace Bennett (4th Time, Eliminated 5th 2011, Eliminated 8th 2012, Winner 2013) Last year’s winner will be hoping to follow last years success and go all the way again so that he can challenge the new champion in Chicago. Can Ace win it again?
Chris Hammers (5th Time, Runner-Up 2009, Eliminated 8th 2010, Runner-Up 2012, Eliminated 7th 2013) The leader of Revolution X has to be the best performer in M10’s never to win one. Will this all change when SNW presents M10 2014?
Jack Powers (6th Time, Winner 2009, Runner-Up 2010, Eliminated 6th 2011, Eliminated 5th 2012, Eliminated 8th 2013) The only man to have competed in every single M10 returns. He won the first ever M10 and will be looking for a repeat of that performance so that he can have a rematch of the Be the Best final.
Nick Jacobs (2nd Time, Eliminated 4th 2010) It was four years ago that Nick Jacobs last competed in an M10. If he wins the 2014 edition he will get a rematch against his former Gentlemen’s Club partner.
Cody Rejero (New Entrant) ‘The Pepsi King’ has had a great 2014, highlighted by getting into the final four of Be the Best. Can he pull out another shock upset in his M10 debut?
Safu (4th Time, Eliminated 1st 2009, Eliminated 2nd 2010, Eliminated 4th 2012) ‘The Samoan Monster’ enters the M10 for the fourth time. He’s never had that good of a showing in the M10 but will this year break the trend?
Jack Joseph (4th Time, Eliminated 3rd 2011, Eliminated 2nd 2012, Eliminated 3rd 2013) Like Safu, Jack is a regular face in the M10 but has never gotten past the second elimination stage. Can the ‘Flying Saint’ get the motivation needed to go all the way?
Mystery Competitor 1 Mystery Competitor 2 The final two competitors to the M10 are shrouded in mystery, who will they be? And more importantly, will they win?
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 1, 2014 12:09:43 GMT -5
SNW and TCW Present: Ladies Night Matinee Show
SNW and TCW will team up to put on a matinee show of women’s action. The night will feature the women of both SNW and TCW clashing throughout the night. The matches will include all of your favourite women from SNW and TCW. Women’s wrestler Sexy Star will also appear representing TCW as she faces former SNW Women’s Champion Amy Lee. In the main event of the evening SNW Women’s Champion Wasp will put the title on the line against TCW’s Keeley Matthews. TCW already have control of one set of titles (Coast to Coast are Duos Championship), will they have another following Ladies Night?
Alicia Bennett [SNW] vs. Venus Andromeda [TCW] Kourtney Love [SNW] vs. Kitty White (w/ Mimmy) [TCW] Beast Kong [SNW] vs. Hayley Shotgun [TCW] Red Fire [SNW] vs. Obsidian [TCW] Amy Lee [SNW] vs. Sexy Star (w/ Mike Bockwinkel) [TCW]
SNW Women’s Championship Wasp [SNW] vs. Keeley Matthews [TCW]
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