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Post by Ace Bennett on Apr 1, 2014 20:47:53 GMT -5
The show was great, although there were a lot of title matches for what didn't seem like a big show. Team Bennett losing after Ace noped was kind of a bummer, but I wouldn't expect them to go over RevX anyways, not now at least. C2C getting a defense of the titles is nice, though I'm not sure how long you plan on them holding the belts. If you don't want to use the TCW logo as their avatar for future card writeups, Chris West's pic base is Bart Gunn and Donnie East's is Domino. Kind of bummed Shamrock was put in the FUSE hunt to be honest, seemed like so much momentum going for him just to drop him in the midcard. The slow build continues I suppose. Would've liked a Jaguar or even Demento run personally. Cool to see Cantrell get in the tournament at least as well. Good action packed show.
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Post by snickelodeon on Apr 2, 2014 10:05:32 GMT -5
Dragon - some quick thoughts so you know that I am reading, really enjoying yours and Ace's sign up diaries. I am a little more up to date on Ace's stories but your's are starting to click with me and I am starting to follow who's the top guys, the mid card guys etc.
I like the feel of your show it comes across like a top level indy like Evolve.
Was also nice to see Baby J tease an alliance with RevX hopefully this leads somewhere and wasn't just a tease. You got a follower in me Dragon, nice work!
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 3, 2014 7:25:35 GMT -5
SNW and TCW Present: Ladies Night Matinee Show
1) Kourtney Love [SNW] vs. Kitty White (w/ Mimmy) [TCW]: Really fun match to start. Both women got good reactions, playing up their cute gimmicks. It started out like a comedy match with both women swapping holds until they linked hands and danced. But they soon realised that they should be fighting each other not dancng. Not long after the two traded pinfalls before Kitty made an innovative counter to get the win and put TCW in front SNW 0-1 TCW.
2) Alicia Bennett [SNW] vs. Venus Andromeda [TCW]: This match was only going to go one way. Venus looked very impressive in her TCW debut and it continued here. The spacey women’s wrestler dominated Ace’s sister. Despite a little comeback, Alicia fell to a move similar to John Morrison's Starship Pain (Split-legged corkscrew moonsault). This furthered TCW’s lead SNW 0-2 TCW.
3) Red Fire [SNW] vs. Obsidian [TCW] : SNW wanted to get back into the competition and hopes were resting on Red Fire. But the highflyer had a tough challenge in front of her in the shape of the imposing Obsidian. Obsidian was dominant controlling the young highflyer. Fire, who usually plays heel, played face here and made a late comeback including a suicide dive to the outside. But TCW’s control over SNW continued as Obsidian hit the Ash Clowd DDT. TCW now lead 0-3.
4) Beast Kong [SNW] vs. Hayley Shotgun [TCW]: This was SNW’s last hope, one more loss and TCW would have won. But their hope was in good hands, in the massive hands of Beast Kong. But Shotgun battled hard and this match turned into an all out brawl. Even hitting the outside where Shotgun hit a Lou Thez Press off the apron. Kong battled back with a powerbomb on the apron. But Shotgun reversed this with a drop toe hold against the barricade. Back in the ring the two traded shots. Shotgun took control then hit the ropes, but when she returned she ran straight into a sitout powerbomb from Kong to get the win. SNW get’s their first win, SNW 1–3 TCW.
Intermission. At the break, SNW Women’s Champion, Wasp came out to take photos and sign autographs. It was a good reaction for the women’s champ.
5) Amy Lee [SNW] vs. Sexy Star (w/ Mike Bockwinkel) [TCW]: Great match to welcome the fans back from the break. Amy is an excellent wrestler, probably one of the best around. And so to see her face Star was a real treat. The two flew about the ring but Lee also used her technical skills well. Bockwinkel was an added attraction on the outside. He did well to wind up the crowd and show off his SNW title (even though he was representing TCW). Lee hit the Downward Spiral but it was kicked out of. Lee then to the top rope but missed, however, Lee rolled though, dodged a charging Star and hit a second Downward Sprial to seal the win. The win gives SNW hope of tying up the series, it will all come down to the title match. SNW 2-3 TCW.
6) WOM: Wasp [SNW] vs. Keeley Matthews [TCW]: This was the match that would decide whether SNW would tie up the series or TCW would win the night and another title. As you would expect from these two hard hitters, it was a hard hitter. Lots of stiff strikes, reminiscent of the classic Women’s bouts in Japan. A highlight for the fans in attendance was the two trading places on the outside against the barricade while the other just kicked at them. Back in the ring, the stiffness continued. A backdrop driver from Keeley was followed by a Triangle Choke. Luckily the champion got to the rope. Keeley then went up top but Wasp cut her off. They battled on the top rope where Wasp hit a suplex bomb but couldn’t make the pin. When she did, Keeley kicked out. They traded shots before Wasp locked in the Octopus Hold but like the reverse, Keeley got the ropes. The battled off once more, trading submission attempts before Wasp hit the Buckle Bomb and followed it up with the Deadly Sting to retain. That also ties the series up at SNW 3 – 3 TCW. After the match, Wasp offered the hand to Keeley in what has to be one of the best women’s matches in the States in recent years. Keeley went to shake but then refused and exited the ring.
Magnificent 10: 2014
8 competitors of the Magnificent 10 came out for the group photo. All eyes were on the entrance for the final two mystery competitors. “Error Opperator” played and former SNW World Champion Kevin Hart made his return from injury to a great reaction. He got in the face of Hogan and Bennett before taking up his place in the ring. Then ‘Wild Side’ hit which meant the return of Evan Pagano from TNA. Pagano also got a great reaction, took his place in the ring and a group photo was taken. Is this the greatest M10 line-up in SNW history?
1) M10: Mike Hogan vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jack Powers vs. Nick Jacobs vs. Cody Rejero vs. Safu vs. Jack Joseph vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano: Mayhem to start as all ten men piled on top of each other, then they broke away punching at one another. Hogan and Ace broke off and went to the outside, while the others remained in the ring. Hammers and Safu teamed up and took out Joseph with the Last Minute Orders. Pagano and Powers then teamed up to take on RevX, Powers battled Hammers while Pagano took out old rival Safu with the SicKick. Eliminated: Jack Joseph and Safu
2) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. A.J Matthews: Cameron Stone stayed out to support Bockwinkel, but it wasn’t just supporting Stone was doing. AJ was an odd choice for Bock’s second defence but it was still a great match, since Bock brought out the best of AJ. Matthews punished Bock, using both his strength and speed to outwit the champion. Bock gave as good as he got and by the end of this short-ish match, both men were exhausted. AJ went for the Eastern Execution with the will of the crowd on his side, but Stone jumped on the apron causing a distraction. AJ dropped Bock and went to push Stone off the apron, Stone jumped down and AJ turned into a kick to the middle and a Bockwinkel Special.
3) M10: Mike Hogan vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jack Powers vs. Nick Jacobs vs. Cody Rejero vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano: The Magnificent 10 continued and with a World title shot on the line all eight men remaining went all out. Ace attacked Hogan during his entrance to begin the match and they continued throughout the match. Cody was looking good and hit a Pepsi Driver on Hart but then he turned into a lariat from Hammers who earned his second elimination. The action continued until the returning Hart got his first elimination with the Maple Leaf Revenge. Eliminated: Cody Rejero and Nick Jacobs
4) Wasp, Kourtney Love and Rose Parkland vs. Amy Lee, Alicia Bennett and Red Fire: Six-woman action from the females of SNW. It wasn’t the best of matches but it told a good story. Wasp and Amy are facing off for the title at the iPPV so they were kept apart here, with Lee playing heel sneaking her way out of fighting. Rose looked good as did Love but it was the champion, Wasp who got the pinfall following the Buckle Bomb and Shinning Wizard combo.
5) M10: Mike Hogan vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano: Now the Magnificent 10 was down to six men, five former World Champions and the returning Evan Pagano, often hailed as the greatest never to hold. The match began when Hogan attacked Ace during his entrance, getting him back for earlier. In the ring all four men swapped and changed opponents. Ace hit a suplexbomb on Pagano but was caught by a Springboard Elbow from rival Hogan to eliminate him. Hogan turned around and got hit by a Superkick from Hart for a shock elimination Eliminated: Ace Bennett and Mike Hogan
After the four finalists left, Ace attacked Hogan and left him out cold.
6) Riley Shamrock and Jet Jaguar vs. Daniel Sinn and Dave Demento: It was announced on SNW’s website earlier today that Riley Shamrock had accepted a challenge from Jet Jaguar at the iPPV with the title on the line but here they were teammates. Lots of good action in this one as every combo worked well against one another Sinn/Riley, Sinn/Jag, Dave/Riley and Dave/Jag. Highlight was probably when Sinn and Riley squared up to one another, this led to the finish. They punched at each other and when it looked like Sinn had the advantage Jag saved Riley by hitting Sinn with a head kick. Allowing Riley to hit the Irish Welcoming while Jag hit a over the top senton onto Demento.
Intermission. Riley Shamrock and Jet Jaguar stayed out at the break, there was obviously some uneasiness between them since they will be facing off with the FUSE title on the line again at the iPPV.
7) Revolution X vs. Mockingbird: RevX was made up of the unusual team of Devine and LyNN, despite being a part of the stable for so long these two have very limited teaming experience. This showed in the match slightly as the young highflyers used their teaming experience to take advantage. Stereo dives was a highlight but Reid and Caufield just couldn’t put RevX away, even the sunset flip/springboard dropkick wasn’t enough. Some miscommunication led to the finish where Caulfield hit a diving Frog Splash and Reid hit a stunning Starjump Drop which got some serious airtime and earned the youngsters’ the win.
Team Bennett of Ace Bennett, Matt Spade, Alicia Bennett and even the random Janitor Clive are backstage when Baby J Jameron walks in. Spade asks what the hell Jamerson is doing there and Baby J says he just wants to introduce himself. Ace says ‘we all know your name, what you really doing here’. Jamerson says that if they really want to be competitive stable they need more men. Jamerson said that he is willing to join up. Bennett seems to think about it then he sees his sister flirt with him and immediately throws him out. This doesn’t stop Jamerson from asking ‘Do you want my card?’
8) AirDevils vs. Knife Fight vs. Parkland Brothers vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Jacob Ryler: Slightly odd placing on this match, it was a good match but it’s not good enough to be a semi-main event. Four teams faced off with one man from each team in the ring at a time. This was a good showing from the teenage Parkland bros who put up a good fight against the other tree more experienced teams. The AirDevils as usual were a treat to watch while Knife Fight keep getting better and better. The end came with plenty of dives, which ended when the Devils threw Zakk back in the ring for a Sky High.
9) M10: Chris Hammers vs. Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano: The final four of the Magnificent 10:2014 was set and the action kicked off right away with Hammers taking on Powers whole Hart and Pagano battled. The action then took to being just a two-on-two with the other two on the outside. Fans were all over Hart and Pagano whenever either man was in the ring. It was the later who was first eliminated when Powers hit a Power Suplex on Pagano just after Pagnao hit a Calling on Hart. Powers soon followed after Hammers hit a Liger Bomb. The final two were Chris Hammers and Kevin Hart. The two circled each other with Hammers shouting ‘It’s My Time’, after already being runner up twice in past M10’s. The story of these final two was that they both eliminated two men each, so they were level. And despite being fatigued from all the action earlier they still managed to throw everything at each other. The Lariat, Liger Bomb, Last Minuite Orders and even the Diving Senton were hit by Hammers but to no avail. Equally, Hart hit the Superkick, the Sharpshooter, the Maple Leaf Revenge and even the 450 Splash but still no finish. When it looked like everything was done ‘Calgary’s Own’ hit a Fisherman Suplex Piledriver to get the win.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 3, 2014 7:25:53 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: SIX (ANNIVERSARY SHOW)Live from the Congress Theater, Chicago only on SNW Player NEXT SHOWSNW World ChampionshipMike Bockwinkel vs. Kevin Hart‘Calgary’s Own’ Kevin Hart returned to SNW at the last event to win the Magnificent 10, now he will face the two time and current SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel. Last year Hart went into this event as champion and lost it to Mike Hogan. A year before that at FOUR, Hart won the SNW World title. Can Hart follow up his M10 win by winning the title on SNW’s Anniversary Show? Or will the sneaky champ retain? Duos ChampionsCoast to Coast vs. AirDevilsAt Riot Act VII, Coast to Coast, a team from TCW won the SNW Duos Championships. The first time an outside team has won the belts, they have since taken the titles to their home promotion. Now they return against the former champions. Who will come out on top in this titanic tag clash? FUSE ChampionshipRiley Shamrock vs. Jet JaguarAn injury to Carson Clark made the FUSE title vacant. This gave a great oppitunity to the younger members of the SNW roster. Both Riley and Jag went all the way to the final, where Riley prevailed. Now they meet again, can Riley retain or will his old rival have his number? SNW Women’s ChampionshipWasp vs. Amy LeeA year ago these two faced off to crown the integral women’s champion, Amy won the match and became the first champion but now the roles have been reversed, with Wasp as champion and Amy Lee the challenger. Who will leave with the title Original 16 - Eight Man TagChris Hammers, Safu, Daniel Sinn and Twisted Assassin vs. Jack Powers, Jacob Ryler, Nick Jacobs and Drew ParklandLast year eight members of the Original 16 clashed in an epic battle and the fans loved it. And because of this, SNW has brought it back for a second year. Elimination rules apply. Ace Bennett vs. Mike HoganIt’s only fitting that at the anniversary show these two former champs collide. Hogan was the SNW World Champ at the start of the year and even fought off Ace in London to retain. But the two crashed out at M10 and blaimed it on one another, now they face off once more. Cameron Stone vs. A.J MatthewsAt the last event, AJ challenged for the SNW World title and even came close to winning the big gold but it was big Cameron Stone who distracted AJ and made Bock retain. Now AJ wants revenge. Revolution X vs. MockingbirdThe unusual RevX pairing of Jordan Devine and LyNN thought they had an easy job at the last event, when they faced youngsters Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield. But like they have done before, Mockingbird got the shock win. Can they make it two in a row Countdown to SIXMatinee ShowYour Mom (Cody Rejero and Baz Hepburn) vs. Knife Fight
Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Shaun ‘El Tiger’
Dave Demento vs. Noah Lee
Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett vs. Duke Parkland and Rose Parkland
Red Fire vs. Kourtney Love
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 7, 2014 11:47:13 GMT -5
Countdown to SIX Matinee Show
1) Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Shaun ‘El Tiger’: A good tag match to start, SNW welcomed back Jack Joseph’s younger brother, X Matt now Matt Joseph and Original 16 member Shaun ‘El Tiger’. Both teams worked well with each other with plenty of good highflying action. The Joseph brothers sealed the win with a Death Valley Drop/Pele combo.
2) Red Fire vs. Kourtney Love: Good women’s bout to follow such a hot opener, it was a fast paced match with some good exchanges. Love hit a suicide dive to get the crowd on their feet then missed a diving crossbody, but still managed to hit the Lovesault for the win.
3) Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett vs. Duke Parkland and Rose Parkland: Team Bennett took on the brother and sister Parkland duo, both Ace Bennett and Drew Parkland were out supporting their respective teams. Spade made Duke look very good, but the same could not be said about the women. Rose hit a Lou Thez Press off the apron but Spade dodged a KFC attempt and rolled up Duke while holding the tights for the win.
After the bell and after Spade and Alicia made their exits, Baby J Jamerson made his way out. He introduced himself to Duke and Rose. Then said that the Parkland family is a good group but their missing the ‘X Factor’. ‘What? The group with X Pac and Justin Credible?’ Duke asked. Jamerson shook his head, he said that he was willing to join their group and boost them. Parkland asked the crowd for their opinion and they all boo’ed, so he hit Baby J with the KFC.
4) Dave Demento vs. Noah Lee: Pretty simple match, was like an extended squash match. Lee is still very green but sold well to Demento and got one or two good comebacks in this match. Demento hit hard and spoke harder, bad mouthing both his opponent and the crowd while wrestling. The shoot kick earned Demento the win.
5) Your Mom vs. Knife Fight: This was the SNW re-union of Cody Rejero and Baz Hepburn, known as Your Mom. The fans loved the face duo but then Zakk and Cain spoiled the party, playing the heels well. Lots of good action in this one and because it was the matinee, they had plenty of time to play with. The fun faces controlled at first before Static and Jackal cut Baz off from making the tag. Eventually the hot tag was made and Cody came in like a house on fire. The match broke down with Cody and Baz taking dives and Baz hitting the Baz-uka for a close call. However, Knife Fight put down Cody with the Brainbuster into a Spear.
SIX (Anniversary Show) Live from the Congress Theater, Chicago only on SNW Player
There’s a big crowd packed into the Congress Theater to celebrate SNW’s sixth Anniversary. There is a specially made entrance way which is the letters ‘S I X’ with a gap in the ‘I’ where the entrance comes from.
1) Ace Bennett vs. Mike Hogan: What a way to open the show, two of SNW’s best and two former SNW World Champions, clashing to begin the sixth Anniversary show. Fans popped loud for Hogan when he made his entrance, knowing that this match was coming first. The Chicago fans loved Ace too, despite playing heel, he is one of (if not the) best wrestler around so he’s always going to get some cheers. The match started slow with ‘the Joker in the Pack’ living up to his nickname, frustrating Ace with his quick reflexes. However, Ace soon stopped this with a Busiaki Knee, then shouted ‘You still wanna play a game, son?’. From there the match started properly with both men getting equal offence. We saw all the moves: the Curb Stomp, Shinning Wizard, Springboard Elbow but none of them got the pin. Hogan even took the Syracuse Drop, then when he kicked out Ace locked in the Syracuse Lock but Hogan got to the ropes. Ace had played all his cards but Hogan had plenty up his sleeve, making a comeback and hitting the Back to the Future for a win.
We are taken backstage to an earlier filmed segment. It when the champion and challenger arrived this evening. Kevin Hart shows up in a black car with Mockingbird, he signs some autographs before entering the arena. Mike Bockwinkel then arrives in a stretch limo with Cameron Stone. A lackey carries their bags inside.
2) Revolution X vs. Mockingbird: This match came about after the last show where Mockingbird capitalised on the teaming inexperience of Jordan Devine and LyNN to gain a big win. The heel stable dominated (although they didn’t have Amy at ringside), while Reid and Caufield played the underdogs. RevX cut Reid off from making the tag but then later the hot tag was made. The comeback was short lived as RevX put the youngsters away after a Devinity from Devine.
Amy Lee is backstage alone for a rare female promo. She mocked Wasp, saying that tonight she loses her ‘sting’. Lee said that she’s the original female in SNW and will win back what’s her’s tonight.
3) Cameron Stone vs. A.J Matthews: This match started early as Stone attacked AJ on his entrance. But AJ soon turned the tides hitting a back body drop on a charging Stone to launch the big man in the audience. The two then brawled about in the crowd, Stone even using a chair. But AJ got playback, hitting a DDT onto a flat chair. But Stone wasn’t to be outdone, he hit a powerbomb onto a seated chair! The fans loved the mayhem, all three matches so far have been entirely different affairs. The two then brawled back over the apron where Stone hit another big impact move, a Falcon Arrow onto the apron. The two eventually got into the ring, where the match officially began. AJ ate a Lariat then Stone lifted the former FUSE Champion to hit a Cam Slam to win.
Backstage we see Duos Champions and TCW wrestlers Coast to Coast walk down the corridor. They get evil looks from the SNW wrestlers as they walk past. Then AirDevil leader, Carson Clark calls them. They walk over to him and Clark said that tonight his team will take the titles back for SNW. West threatens Clark (who is still injured) but the AirDevils of Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell walk in and tell the TCW duo to move along. But they’ll see them later on in the ring.
4) WOM: Wasp vs. Amy Lee: Another great match, to follow the excellent bouts that preceded it. Although they are different workers, Wasp the brawler and Lee the speedy heel, they are SNW’s two top women wresters. Early on Wasp got the better of Lee before Amy heeled it up to gain advantage. There was even a spot of comedy, as Amy went for a kicked low blow, Wasp shrugged it off and hit a sick brainbuster for a close call. Amy kept trying for the Downward Spiral but just couldn’t hit, unlike Wasp who seized her opportunity after a series of moves to hit the Buckle Bomb then the Deadly Sting to retain.
As Wasp was celebrating, Beast Kong made her entrance. Wasp tried to fight off the big challenger but fell to the sitout Powerbomb. Kong then posed with the belt.
5) Chris Hammers, Safu, Daniel Sinn and Twisted Assassin vs. Jack Powers, Jacob Ryler, Nick Jacobs and Drew Parkland: This was SNW’s Original 16 bout, celebrating the first batch of trainees that graduated from SNW. It was a welcome return for Twisted Assassin, who since being away seems to have improved an awful lot since he looked pretty good out there. Despite this he was the first eliminated just shy of ten minutes, following a KFC from SNW’s tag team specialist Drew Parkland. An old rivalry was re-lit albeit briefly as Sinn then rolled up his former partner in the New Age Lady Killers. Safu then went on a rampage but teaming from the face team allowed his elimination after a sick Power Suplex on the big Samoan. Nick Jacobs squared up to Chris Hammers for some great exchanges but the first ever SNW World Champion got the better of the former Gentlemen’s Club member, hitting a Lariat to take him out. It was now two on two: Hammers and Sinn vs. Powers and Ryler. It was a good back and forth segment with plenty of pin falls broken up. It ended when Powers submitted Sinn with the Choke-Out but he was immediately taken out by a Running Liger Bomb. It came down to Hammers and Ryler, a good sign for Ryler who main evented early on in SNW but never regained his spot. The two had a good few minutes exchanging holds and moved before a big backdrop driver stunned Ryler and Hammers followed it up with the Last Minute Orders to get the win.
Intermission. Former SNW World Champion, Mike Hogan came out to talk to the fans, he also signed autographs and took photos with the fans.
6) FUSE: Riley Shamrock vs. Jet Jaguar: Great action to welcome the fans back from the break. These two are old rivals whose rivalry have been renewed recently because of the FUSE title. Both have had a great 2014 and they met recently in the finals of the FUSE title competition, where Riley was triumphant and won his first singles title. This match started very much the same, with the kick fight, Jag’s flying double knee and a tigerbomb on the apron all making a re-appearance. Riley locked in the Ode to Shamrock but Jag got his foot on the ropes, Jag then fought back using his superior quickness hitting a jumping head kick and a springboard clothesline. The two went back to strikes where Riley took the advantage and hit a Irish Welcoming, or he thought he did but Jag turned it into a hurricanrana. Jag followed it up with an flying elbow splash in the corner then hit the TTM but Riley kicked out. Jag went for another but was caught by a head kick. Riley then followed it up with the Irish Welcoming to retain.
Kevin Hart was backstage talking about his upcoming match with Mike Bockwinkel: “I’ve been out for a while but tonight I’m back. And tonight I take back what’s mine. But since I’ve been away the title has changed hands. It’s made its way into the slippery hand of the snaky Mike Bockwinkel. He’s a poison to SNW should never have gotten his claws on the belt. But I’m back. I won the Magnificent 10 and back in the title race. It’s a great night for SNW, it’s the Anniversary Show and tonight I’ll add to the celebration by winning the belt. Tonight I win back my SNW World Championship. For redemption, for myself and for the fans.
7) DUOS: Coast to Coast [TCW] vs. AirDevils: This was undoubtedly one of the best tag matches SNW has ever seen. They have been criticised for not having enough tag matches in the top 25 list but this is certainly going to be in there. The team from TCW are possibly the best tag team in wrestling but the Devils could argue their case for second. This being the semi-main event they had plenty of time to show what they could do. The match started off quickly with action everywhere. The SNW team took the advantage, double clotheslining West out of the ring, then Cantrell took a dive over the top onto West. Cantrell then entered back inside for the Sky High, with the Devils hoping they would get a quick win but West broke it up. The match then started normally with C2C playing heel a little bit by stopping Cantrell from tagging out. Cantrell fought back and tagged out to his British tag partner after a dropsault into a moonsault. The Devils fought back and hit the Bombs Away but that was also broken up. West and East then began to take control and they came close on two occasions: a brainbuster by East into a Pop-Up European Uppercut and a backbreaker/legdrop combo. But neither of these moves finished off the Devils. The former SNW Duos Champions fought back hitting stereo dives, then going back inside for the Sky High. However, East stopped this pushing Cantrell off the top to the floor. Then West hit a Sliced Bread which led to the Red Eye Flight, the TCW team had retained.
For the first time in SNW we saw the entrances from backstage, like the old TNA days. We saw Kevin Hart waiting alone in his locker room, when a staff member calls “It’s time.” The camera leads Hart though some corridors to the ring, where he gets good luck messages from fellow SNW wrestlers. He waits behind the curtain as “Error Operator” begins then emerges to the roars of the crowd. Then we see Mike Bockwinkel in his own luxurious locker room with Cameron Stone. Stone pumps up Bock by telling him how much he is going to beat Hart and rubbing his shoulders. The two wait behind the curtain with Stone shouting “C’mon Bock, it’s showtime”. “Sharply Dressed Man” plays and the two enter to the echoing sound of boos.
8) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Kevin Hart: After the championship introductions the fans started a “Let’s Go Hart, F*** you Bock” chant” and Stone did a good job on the outside building them up, shouting for them to shut up. The action started slowly with both men locking up and reversing submissions in excellent fashion. It was slow but the fans enjoyed it, it was also a treat to watch as these two are two of the best to do this. Bock was very traditional in his counters and holds while Hart was a little more unorthodox. When they finally got out of the submissions, they both rose to their feet and Hart was slapped in the face. Bock then pandered to the crowd and asked Stone “Did you see that?” but then he turned around into a Superkick. The champion exited to the floor where Stone checked over him, making sure the kick didn’t damage his face. But Hart flew though the ropes in a Suicide Dive! But Stone had pushed Bock away and took the full brunt of Hart’s attack. This allowed Bock to rush Hart as he got back to his feet. Bock put Hart in the corner and went for the running yakuza kick but Hart caught him then turned and hit a leg capture suplex on the floor. Hart pulled the champ onto the apron and hit a brainbuster on the apron! Hart threw Bock inside but then was stopped by Stone as he tried to re-enter. Hart then jumped down and Stone ran away, this allowed Bock to hit a baseball slide onto Hart. Bock rushed Hart into the apron then into the barricade. Bock then dumped Hart into the crowd then tried for the count out win. Hart got to his feet around the ten count but saw Stone in his way, so Hart used the barricade as a springboard and onto Stone’s shoulders for a hurricanrana then back into the ring. However, he was cut off by Bock once again who wore him down and locked in a camel clutch. The fans got behind Hart and he soon powered to his feet and hit a snapnare to get out of the submission. Hart took advantage and hit a spinebuster which set up a 450 Splash but Bock got his knees up and Bock rolled up Hart for a close count. Bock then went for the Bockwinkel Special but Hart reversed into a Maple Leaf Revenge but before he could hit it, Stone jumped on the apron. Hart saw this and hit a springboard dropkick to send Stone to the floor. With the referee distracted Bock hit a low blow and Bock then hit the Bockwinkel Special to win.
Fans were pretty vocal, post match, booing the champion retaining. So Bock didn’t stick around, he grabbed his belt and with Cameron Stone they made their exit up the entrance ramp.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 7, 2014 11:47:37 GMT -5
News
SNW most recent show, ‘SIX’ was deemed a success by SNW. The feeling within SNW is that the card was solid from top to bottom and although it didn’t include any instant classics, the two main events were very good. SNW even got some celebrity endorsement, former WWE commentator Jim Ross mentioned the show on twitter. Ross tweeted ‘Just watched SNW’s Anniversary Show, some of the best wrestling around @snw’. SNW has responded by offering JR free tickets to a show of his choosing.
Meanwhile, some fans were upset by Bockwinkel retaining the belt but Bock has just won the belt. Bock was given the title for a few reasons: firstly, in recognition of his contribution to SNW over the past few years. Secondly, because SNW wanted a strong heel so they could have face challengers. Thirdly, because they were aware that they kept giving the title to new people and forgetting about former champions. There were some calls for Riley Shamrock to get the belt but SNW were aware of pushing the youngster too hard too fast. SNW has been criticised before for pushing the likes of Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart too quickly.
Zachary Miller, the former owner of SNW has been giving hints that he plans to set up his own promotion. Miller said on Twitter, “Just had some big talks. Look out for an announcement soon”. When asked if it was wrestling related Miller replied “You’ll just have to wait and see. #2015” Miller was the second owner of SNW, following Austin Aries. It was Miller’s idea to change FUSE Wrestling’s name to SNW when he took over. Miller also got SNW a trial slot on TV which was cancelled by both parties. But Miller’s reign as owner came to an abrupt end when he left SNW taking with him much of the money. As a result Miller is pretty much universally hated within SNW.
Ace Bennett: The Triple Crown Collection (Ultimate Edition 3 Disc DVD)
Early Days – The American Airforce Aftermath of Sam Kineval vs. Mike Air ‘Cardiff, Wales’ Nick Jacobs & Sam Kineval vs. American Airforce (Ace Bennett & Tom Gerard) ‘Riot Act’ (Debut) Anything Goes: American Airforce vs. Britain's Finest (Jordan Devine & James Simmons) ‘Shockwave’ American Airforce & Jason Williams vs. Adrenaline Boyz 'Masters of 3 Night 2' Highlights from: New Age Lady Killers (Drew Parkland & Daniel Sinn) vs. American Airforce ‘Magnificent 10’ and New Age Lady Killers vs. American Airforce vs. No Limit (Tetsuya Naito & Yujiro) ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ American Airforce vs. New Age Lady Killers ‘Godzilla Attacks’
The Story Begins – The Rise Highlights from Bret Thomas vs. Ace Bennett vs. Tom Gerard ‘Tokyo Show Night 1’ KENTA vs. Nick Jacobs vs. Ace Bennett ‘Tokyo Show Night 2’ Highlights from Safu vs. Ace Bennett vs. Bret Thomas vs. Nick Jacobs ‘The Change’ Jacob Ryler vs. Ace Bennett ‘SNW TV Episode 2’ (Title Win) Ace Bennett vs. Jordan Devine ‘Riot Act II’ Highlights from vs. Bret Thomas ‘Last Resort’ Ace Bennett vs. Steven Kagemann vs. Jason Williams ‘Return of the Steel Cage’
Moving on Up – Becoming The Man Ace Bennett vs. Kevin Hart ‘The Restart.3’ Highlights from vs. Evan Pagano ‘The Evil That Men Do’ Ace Bennett vs. Evan Pagano ‘Pain, Suffering and Cookies’ Lightning Calling vs. Ace Bennett and Mike Hogan ‘Baby Steps’ Highlights from A New Coronation including: Ace Bennett vs. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan ‘A New Coronation Night 1’ and Mike Quackenbush vs. Chris Hammers vs. Ace Bennett ‘A New Coronation Night 2’ Highlights of the 2010 Be the Best Ace Bennett vs. Mike Quackenbush ‘Brain Grenade’ (Title Win)
On Top of the World - The Triple Crown Champ Ace Bennett vs. Evan Pagano ‘Two (Anniversary Show)’ Highlights from Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart beginning to team together Revolution X vs. Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart: ‘The Rapture’ (Title Win) Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart vs. AirDevils ‘Riot Act V’ Ace Bennett vs. Kurt Angle ‘Clash of the Duos Night 3’ Highlights of Magnificent 10 2013 Kevin Hart vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Hogan ‘Riot Act IV’
Ace on Early Days: I came in to save a guy named Mike Air from a beat down from Nick Jacobs and Sam Kineval. Nick and Sam were doing the whole cocky young twosome thing. I ran in to save Mike and soon after we began teaming. Mike then changed his name, he became Tom Gerard.
Ace on the American Airforce: It was strange, especially considering Gerard from was the UK. But I can’t complain, it was a great time. It gave us both something to do and we were both young guys willing to do anything. Our series with Britain’s Finest was fun as was the matches with the Lady Killers. We even managed to pin them once. It’s a shame we never won the titles, if my push didn’t happen then I’m sure we would have been Duos champions soon.
Ace on the Tokyo Show: It was great to be performing in Japan. I had debuted in the UK and broke out in Japan. I couldn’t believe they wanted to push me. I was just some guy in a lowly tag team. SNW wanted the shock factor and they definitely got that. Marc Ryland came up to me before I made my entrance, I was shaking, nervous as hell, I’ll always remember what he said: ‘Ace, this is your moment, just remember what we saw in you to give you this push’.
Ace the FUSE Champ: It was great winning the title on TV, the only title change to have happened on TV. It was a good time to be champ, there was so many challengers. So many great matches. I know Hart and I have had stick because we got pushed to fast. But if you look back I was in the FUSE division for ages. Maybe the reason why people think that is because as soon as I lost the belt I went after the World title.
Ace on being heel: I didn’t know at first, they told me I was going heel and I was a little lost. Until then I’d been the plucky babyface who’d go out and put 100% in every bout. But SNW planned a good storyline, I’d slowly get cocky and as a result lose my FUSE title. Then I’d jump to the main event, battling with the likes of Evan Pagano and Henry Edwards.
Ace on the Original Plan: Those early matches with Pagano really put me over as a main event guy. But of course the match that would really cement me is the match with Henry Edwards. That was supposed to happen on the weekend before he gave up the belt. He got injured and was set to face Evan on the first night, then face me on the second night. I was never told I would win the belt but I think the plan was for me to pull out a shocker and win it there.
Ace on Quackenbush: I know some people didn’t like it but having Quack win the belt just made my title win sweeter. It put me over as the main guy with that win at ‘Brain Grenade’. I do, however, feel for Pagano. He did deserve a run with the belt.
Ace on being top dog and the match: I loved my reign at the top, there was some symmetry with Edwards reign that we tied on defences. I was settling into my heel role at this point. Being a heel now felt more natural, it seemed a little bit forced early on. The match was Edwards was fantastic. As Edwards has said before it wasn’t just the match, it was all the build up. The returning champion who never lost the title, SNW built up his return fantastically.
Ace on teaming with Hart: Kev and I had worked all over. Not just as opponents but as tag team partners. Not just in America but we were constant teammates in Japan for Zero-1. So SNW always wanted to bring that tag team to the States. The storyline was a little over the top with Alicia coming in too. I wasn’t too pleased at first at seeing my sister being used like that but she’s gone onto become a full wrestler and I’m proud of her.
Ace on leaving: There’s always rumours linking me away to WWE or TNA but they couldn’t be further from the truth. I love SNW, it’s my home and I couldn’t be happier than when I’m working here. I think Edwards left because he felt he had nothing else to do but even he couldn’t have foreseen how big SNW was going to get. If he did, then I think he would have stayed. SNW has big visions, we’re one of the top promotions in the country and we’re constantly making new ground. I wouldn’t want to be elsewhere.
Ace on the Future: There’s plenty for me to do in SNW. Just because I’m a Triple Crown Champ doesn’t mean I’m done. All this stuff with Team Bennett is breaking new ground for me. I’ve never been a stable leader so this is great. On top of that, I still wanna get the Grand Slam. Plus, of course a few more World title reigns wouldn’t harm. Especially if it took me over Edwards in terms of reigns.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2014 19:50:38 GMT -5
Your Mom picking up just where they left off, on the losing side. The Era of Rejero was short lived. Hopefully I don't fade off into obscurity.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 10, 2014 11:13:13 GMT -5
Synergy Issue #7 Halloween Special
The show opened with a surprise appearance from SNW World Champions Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone. Bock mocked the promotion and then talked about Halloween. Bock said the crowd are the real monsters. Drew Parkland and his eldest son Duke came out and defended the promotion and the crowd. They challenged them to singles matches later tonight, ‘You can even put the title on the line if ya like?’, Bock refused then the Parkland’s got the crowd to do chicken noises. Bock responded ‘NOBODY CALLS A BOCKWINKEL A CHICKEN!’ so the title match was set.
1) “El Hijo Nature Boy” Pedro Flair vs. Justin Allusion: Two of Synergy’s most eccentric wrestlers clashed, El Hijo, the self proclaimed Mexican son of Ric Flair took on the masked Delirious-like Allusion. Lots of fun action as Allusion’s mad arsenal took on El Hijo’s great moveset of lucha moves and Ric Flair tributes. In the end Pedro tried for the Figure-Four but Allusion rolled him up for a three count.
2) Axel Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Noah Lee and Kourtney Love: Four of the youngest wrestlers faced off in an inter-gender bout. The fans loved the Parkland’s since their at home but Noah and Love looked the better wrestlers. Axel took a dive to the outside onto Noah but inside Love hit the Lovesault to get the win.
Jet Jaguar made his way and was soon followed by his opponent Dave Demento. Dave took the mic and commented on the constant interference in Jaguar’s matches by Masked Marvel. Dave joked that he hoped Marvel didn’t appear tonight, then he pulled out a replica match and put it on, mocking Jag but Jag wasn’t in the joking mood and he kicked Demento in the head.
3) Jet Jaguar vs. Dave Demento: Once again, this was a good match, showing off some of the young talent in wrestling. Jaguar used his speed to evade Demento but the mouthy heel kept Jag grounded. Demento’s stiff strikes kept him in control until Jag hit a hurricanrana the outside. Then Jag hit a dive over the top rope. Jag rolled Dave back in the ring but then was distracted by Masked Marvel. As Jag re-entered the ring Dave hit Jag in the head with a shoot kick to win.
4) Cody Rejero and Baz Hepburn vs. Knife Fight: The semi-reunited Your Mom (although, they’re not called that in this family friendly promotion) took on the hated Zakk and Cain. The heel team quickly took advantage and stopped Baz from tagging out. Baz hit a set of dropkicks to get the hot tag and Cody came in like a house on fire. Despite this Cody was dropped after a spear from Jackal.
After the match Cody and Baz stayed in the ring to celebrate, then Baby J Jamerson walked out. He introduced himself then said that their group needed ‘something extra, maybe another member’. Baz and Cody asked the crowd whether they should accept him but they all boo’ed. So Baz hit the Bazuka and Cody hit the Pepsi Cutter on the youngster.
Cameron Stone came out to the ring and grabbed a mic. He said it’s a disgrace that he and Bockwinkel have to wrestle tonight, let alone Mike putting the title on the line. Stone said they would be leaving state as soon as their matches are over so that they can leave ‘hillbilly red-neck county’. Duke Parkland made the save and the fans cheered him loudly.
5) Cameron Stone vs. Duke Parkland: This is quite possibly the best match we’ve seen in Synergy. It told a great story, had a great crowd and really made a star out of young Duke. Stone dominated almost the entire match not letting Duke get in much offence. But the plucky youngster would not give in, always kicking up and always getting to the ropes. Every time this happened, the fans would go wild. Of course, Parkland did get in some offence on the big Canadian, and even sent him to the outside with a Cactus Clothesline. Parkland hit a dive from the top to the floor. But back in the ring a Lariat killed Duke. Stone went for the Cam Slam but Duke rolled him up for the shock win!
Intermission. Axel and Rose ran out to celebrate with Duke up the ramp as Stone complained to the referee in the ring.
6) Daniel Sinn and Mockingbird vs. Beast and Jugg and Jacob Ryler: Six-man action to welcome the fans back from the break, it pitted the much loved Daniel Sinn with the young highflyers against the big powerhouses and Jacob Ryler. The match started when the heels rushed the faced before the match started. The heels carried on their advantage and stopped Reid from tagging out. Reid hit back and got the hot tag to Sinn, this set up the comeback which included stereo dives from Mockingbird onto Beast and Jugg. Sinn then got the win with the Original Sinn on Ryler.
7) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Drew Parkland: Big main event with the SNW World Title on the line. Bockwinkel was hated while Parkland was loved, so the fans were fantastic. They built this up slowly, and although it wasn’t a long match they still managed to tell a good story. Parkland was holding his own early on, then Bock turned up the heel tactics to take control. Bock was in full heel mode and played fantastically off the crowd. Parkland got the slow build and got back into it after fighting out of a camel clutch. Parkland then looked like he would win it but Cameron Stone ran out. But Duke, Axel and Rose ran out to take Stone out. When all four of them had exited up the ramp Bockwinkel hit a low blow followed it up with a Bockwinkel Special to retain.----------------- Next Show: SNW presents their final shows of the year, Clash of the Duos 2014 Next Up: Announcement of the 16 teams competing at Clash of the Duos 2014
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Post by Cameron Stone on Apr 10, 2014 13:20:59 GMT -5
Glad to put over come new talent. and having one of the best matches ever in synergy is a nice bonus
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Apr 11, 2014 7:54:11 GMT -5
I didn't even know I returned! Awesome Magnificent 10, I read the whole thing and am stoked to win. Kevin Hart adding another feather in his cap and a fisherman suplex piledriver sounds sick. Great main event for Six, always love seeing Hart/Bockwinkel, but Bock retaining was for the best. Keep this up, you continue to deliver the best sign up I've personally ever read.
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Post by snickelodeon on Apr 12, 2014 10:13:05 GMT -5
Enjoyed SIX & the latest Synergy show.
Bockwinkel is coming across as a strong champion a good backbone for your company. Maybe it's me being relatively new to the diary but at the minute there doesn't seem to be a clear favourite to take the title from him so at the minute I'm expecting a lengthy reign for Bock.
Keeping a close eye on this Baby J story for obvious reasons but it also has me intrigued could go a few ways but there is only one way I am hoping it goes but that maybe a long shot...
Getting my teeth into this now. I've posted the latest set of TNA so would appreciate your thoughts.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 14, 2014 5:53:53 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: CLASH OF THE DUOS 2014Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player NEXT SHOWSNW’s yearly tag tournament is back in ‘The Clash of the Duos 2014’. 16 teams will look to go through three nights of action and emerge not just with the Duos titles but also with the title of Clash of the Duos 2014 winners. KeyClash of the Duos Winners Eliminated in the Finals Eliminated in Semi-Finals Eliminated in Quarter-Finals Eliminated in Round of 16 / Eliminated in Qualifiers (2010 only) Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West)[TCW]2011- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2012- Eliminated the Quarter-FinalsThe first entrant to the 2014 Clash of the Duos, is the current reigning SNW Duos Champions and Twin Cities Wrestling athletes, Coast to Coast. Since winning the titles at Riot Act, East and West have taken on plenty of SNW teams, now they face the ultimate challenge: no champions have entered the tournament and left with the titles. Can the team from TCW change all that? AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell)2009- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Gerard Only) 2010- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals (Gerard Only) 2011- Clash of the Duos Winners (Gerard Only) 2012- Eliminated in Semi-Finals (Gerard Only) 2013- Eliminated in the FinalsIt wouldn’t be a Clash of the Duos without the AirDevils. With leader Carson Clark out injured, the team of Gerard and Cantrell team up and hope to go one step further than last year, where they reached the finals. Can Gerard and Cantrell repeat the success Clark and Gerard had in 2011? Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal)2012- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2013- Eliminated in Semi-FinalsThe former Adrenaline team have been improving and improving, this is shown by their Clash of the Duos record. Can they go a step further this year or even two and win the titles? Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield)2013- Eliminated in Quarter-FinalsThe young highflyers shocked everyone last year by defeating two former SNW World Champions. Now an established team Reid and Caufield will hope to advance further. Can they follow in the success of fellow highflyers the AirDevils 2011 performance and complete an underdog story? Parkland Brothers (Duke and Axel Parkland)2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Duke Only)The two eldest sons of Drew Parkland team up for the first time in a Clash of the Duos event. Last year Duke teamed up with his father but didn’t get past the first round. Can the young brothers do any better? Team Bennett (Ace Bennett and Matt Spade)2009- Bennett- Eliminated in Round of 16 / Spade- Eliminated in Semi-Finals 2010- Eliminated in Qualifiers (Ace Only) 2011- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Ace Only) 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Ace Only) 2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Ace Only)Ace is a regular in Clash of the Duos, but also a regular failure. He’s never gotten past the first round. Now he has his own group and with tag specialist Matt Spade by his side Ace is hoping he can go all the way and win his last tournament needed to become SNW’s first Grand Slam Champ (win all four tournaments). Revolution X1 (Chris Hammers and Jordan Devine)2009- Eliminated in Semi-Finals (Hammers Only) 2010- Eliminated in Finals 2011-: Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16With Revolution X back to full health, the group can announce two teams. The first team has been success at previous Clash of the Duos’, even getting to the final in 2010. But Hammers and Jord will be hoping not to repeat the last time these two teamed up, where they were knocked out in the first round. Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN)2009- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2011: Eliminated in Finals 2012: Eliminated in Semi-Finals 2013: Eliminated in Round of 16 (Safu Only)The second team of Revolution X is the former SNW Duos Champions. The two haven’t teamed in a while but will want to continue their previous form. However not last years, where Safu turned on Riley. Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone2009- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals (Bock Only) 2010- Eliminated in Semi-Finals (Bock Only) 2011- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Bock Only) 2013- Eliminated in Quarter-FinalsThe SNW World Champion and his big tag team partner will enter the tournament for the second time. Last year they reached the Quarter-Finals, can they go any further? Riley Shamrock and Jack Powers2009- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Powers Only) 2010- Eliminated in Qualifiers (Powers Only) 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Powers Only) 2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Riley Only)These two have made waves since teaming, mainly taking on Riley’s former teammates. Can they continue this into SNW’s yearly tag tournament? Beer and Pepsi (Drew Parkland and Cody Rejero)2009- Clash of the Duos Winners (Drew Only) 2010- Drew- Clash of the Duos Winners / Rejero- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2011- Drew- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals / Rejero- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Drew Only)These two may have only teamed up once before but they could go all the way. Drew has previously teamed with his Lady Killer partner Daniel Sinn and last year his eldest son, Duke. While Cody has mainly teamed with former partner Jason. Kevin Hart and Mike Hogan2009- Hart- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2010- Hogan- Eliminated in Qualifiers / Rejero- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2011- Hogan- Eliminated in Semi-Final/ Rejero- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals 2012- Hart- Eliminated in Round of 16 2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Separate Teams)There’s one team every year which looks like it could either be fantastic or just explode in the first round. The tension is really going to be around Hogan taking the World title off Hart. Can these two exist as a team? Jacob Ryler and El Hijo de Angel Custodio2010- Eliminated in Qualifiers (Ryler Only) 2011- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Ryler Only) 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16The Scot and the Mexican last teamed up in 2012 where they were knocked out in the first round. In previous years Ryler has also been eliminated early. Can they go any better? Nick Jacobs and Jet Jaguar2009- Eliminated in Round of 16 2010- Eliminated in Semi-FinalsAlthough these two have never teamed before, they will be hoping to make an impact in the 2014 Clash of the Duos tournament. Both have had a good year so far and will be looking to continue that into CoD. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann)2009- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Separate Teams) 2011- Eliminated in Round of 16 2012- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Separate Teams) 2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Kagemann Only)They’re back. The former SNW Duos Champions have returned to SNW after a brief spell in Japan and are back as a team. The two teamed up on the very first show and have since yo-yo’ed between friends and enemies for six years since. Despite previous teaming they have the weakest records of any SNW athletes. But when they first teamed up as the Fatality Squad they left all in their wake, can they do it again? Joseph Brothers (Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph)2010- Eliminated in Qualifiers (Jack Only) 2011- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Jack Only) 2012- Eliminated in Quarter-Finals (Jack Only) 2013- Eliminated in Round of 16 (Jack Only)Matt Joseph returned at the anniversary show and now will return to the side of his brother as they try and take on the Clash of the Duos. Jack has only ever gotten past the first round once. But this will be the first time these brothers have teamed up in the Clash of the Duos, so how far can they go? First round Match-UpsKnife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Nick Jacobs and Jet Jaguar Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield) vs. Jacob Ryler and El Hijo de Angel Custodio Parkland Brothers (Duke and Axel Parkland) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann) Kevin Hart and Mike Hogan vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph) Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN) vs. Riley Shamrock and Jack Powers Team Bennett (Ace Bennett and Matt Spade) vs. Beer and Pepsi (Drew Parkland and Cody Rejero) AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Revolution X1 (Chris Hammers and Jordan Devine) DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Apr 14, 2014 7:17:05 GMT -5
DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Mike Bockwinkellike d Cameron Stone
It's craplike this that makes you hard to love. No, honestly, this looks like the best CoD card ever.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Apr 16, 2014 22:23:28 GMT -5
Great last show, sucks to see Ace lose but it makes sense seeing Hogan is more of a focus right. I shall patiently wait until Ace is more of a focus again. Clash of Duos looks stacked this year, wonder if you'll have C2C come out as champs seeing as though they literally just won the belts. If not, I will be rooting for Team Bennett or AirDevils. Though any of those three winning is cool with me. Ace getting the Grand Slam would be awesome though. I already told you my thoughts on the DVD, but the section at the end was cool. Would've loved to see other's thoughts on Ace's time in the company though. Great job on SNW, sorry for my lack of replies the last little bit.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 17, 2014 6:05:54 GMT -5
Clash of the Duos Night 1 2014 Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player
The show opened as it usually does at a tournament with all the competitors coming out for a group photo. It should be noted that this is the first ever time the Clash of the Duos is being presented on iPPV. Notes on the entrances: Coast to Coast were cheered, Bock and Stone got the biggest heat, the AirDevils got the loudest cheers. Then lastly, the Fatality Squad music hit of a mash-up of ‘Bulls on Parade’ and ‘Firestarter’.
1) CoD: DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone: Strange booking to put the title match on first but it certainly kept the crowd red hot. Coast to Coast worked well to start but Bock and Cam came back into the match via heel tactics. But C2C were just too good of a team and came back and hit the Red Eye Flight.
2) CoD: Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield) vs. Jacob Ryler and El Hijo de Angel Custodio: Next up was a highflying encounter. This was only a short match but it packed plenty into under ten minutes. In the end the Mexican fell to two dives, one backsplash from Caufield and a impressive jumping starjump from Reid.
3) CoD: Kevin Hart and Mike Hogan vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph): This match told the story of two partnerships, the great partnership of the brothers Jack and Matt compared with the bad teaming of Hart and Hogan. The former World Champions just couldn’t get on, they had one brief success as a team but then Hart walked out on Hogan leading to Hogan being hit with the Pele kick while being held in the Death Valley Driver.
4) CoD: Parkland Brothers (Duke and Axel Parkland) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann): One word to describe this: utter squash. The teenage Parkland’s didn’t stand a chance. The match was over after 2 minutes because of the destructive force of Thomas and Kagemann. They hit their sick Fall/Double Stomp combo but it was broken up by Axel. The younger Parkland then fell to a new even sicker finisher, Thomas hit a Pop-up powerbomb while Kagemann hit the diving clothesline, a bit like a Pop-up Doomsday Device.
Backstage we see SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone enter dejected into their locker room. They see that Baby J Jamerson is waiting for them. Stone orders Jamerson out but Bock lets him talk. Jamerson says that they’re a great team but they could be better, saying they need a little youth injection. Stone and Bock think about it and they say he could be useful. They then all shake hands. Jamerson has finally got into a group!
5) CoD: Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN) vs. Riley Shamrock and Jack Powers: This match pitted rivals against each other. I don’t think FUSE Champ Riley is ever going to stop feuding with RevX. This was a good match to lead into the break as all four men meshed well. There were plenty of near falls and good action. Highlights included an Irish Welcoming on LyNN, a Samoan Drop on Powers onto Riley below and a german suplex from Powers on LyNN off the apron onto Riley and Safu below. The experience of RevX proved the difference as a Samoan Drop/Neckbreaker earned the RevX team the win.
Intermission. Drew Parkland and Cody Rejero who are competing under the name ‘Beer and Pepsi’ came out to celebrate with the crowd. At the end of the break Team Bennett of Ace, Spade, Alicia and Clive the Janitor stood at the entrance. They mocked the happy fun team with Ace promoting an energy drink which SNW sponsors. Spade said they would take the 'joke team' out of the tournament but Cody argued that Team Bennett were the joke team.
6) CoD: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Nick Jacobs and Jet Jaguar: Strange match to welcome the fans back from the break but the fans enjoyed the action, even if it was short. Jag and Jacobs did decently well together but Knife Fight were the better team and advanced following their Brainbuster into a Spear.
7) CoD: Team Bennett (Ace Bennett and Matt Spade) vs. Beer and Pepsi (Drew Parkland and Cody Rejero): Fans were very vocal in this match but it is to be expected with two of SNW’s most loved taking on two of SNW’s heels. Alicia and Clive were at ringside and Ace’s sister tried to get involved but was cut off by Rose running down for a catfight. Back in the ring there was some good action which was made even better by a red hot crowd. There was even some comedy, Clive threw over a can of Pepsi and a can of beer then they poured them on the floor, this made the faces angry but not before they licked the canvas. All finishers were hit, the KFC, the Pepsi Cutter and the Syracuse Drop but none of them spelt the end. However, Spade locked in the bear hug and Ace followed that with the Busiaki Knee which gave Team Bennett the win.
8) CoD: AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Revolution X1 (Chris Hammers and Jordan Devine): The main event pitted two of SNW’s top stables against each other. Both teams have good Clash of the Duos records but one of them will be out in the first round tonight. Despite not being a regular team Hammers and Devine work very well together. And in this 20 minute plus match these two threw everything at each other. The Devils were the favourites going into this match but RevX were the bigger, powerful men and controlled much of the match. The AirDevils made their comeback after RevX wore down Cantrell. And with the red hot crowd on their side the AirDevils flew back into the match. Quite literally with double dives, Gerard with a tope con hilo and Cantrell with a springboard senton. Finisher galore in the final stages, with Hammers hitting the Last Minuite Orders, Devine with the Devinity, Cantrell with the SSP and the Devils hitting the Bombs Away together. But the Sky High finished off the match as the Devils put away RevX in an excellent match. With this win, Gerard becomes the first man to reach ten Clash of the Duos wins.
Clash of the Duos Night 2 2014 Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player
Quarter-Finals
DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN)
AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Team Bennett (Ace Bennett and Matt Spade)
Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph)
Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann)
Also on Night 2:
Riley Shamrock puts his FUSE title on the line
A four-way between former SNW World Champions to decide the number 1 contender who will challenge for the title the next night!
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Post by Ace Bennett on Apr 17, 2014 19:16:28 GMT -5
Night one of Clash of Duos is always fun. C2C retaining over Bock/Stone was the right move, gives Bock the chance to defend his belt later on in the weekend and I'm interested to see if C2C can go the whole way since they don't have many defenses in their belt yet. Probably would've put this one on a bit later though. Mockingbird getting the win over Ryler/El Hijo was also the right call seeing as those two are mostly enhancement talents right now and Mockingbird is a good up and coming team. Glad you gave the established team the win over Hogan/Hard, despite the two being big names. Expect one of them to challenge Bockwinkel later in the weekend. Way to make Thomas/Kagemann look strong, but I would've swapped them with Ryler/El Hijo for a squash match and make the Parkland brothers look somewhat credible. Safu/LyNN were the RevX team I exptected to do well in this, so them winning wasn't too much of a surprised, especially over an unestablished team. Knife Fight getting the win was again the right call over the unestablished team. Glad Team Bennett got the win, looks like that will be a rough second round draw but I honestly will be rooting for Team Bennett so Ace can get the Grand Slam before someone like Hart does (though I'm not sure how close Hart is). AirDevils winning was the right call, but I hope for some more upsets now that the first round is over, specifically AirDevils falling to Team Bennett. Glad to see all three of my characters stay alive through the first round. Nice job with this, can't wait for night 2.
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Post by snickelodeon on Apr 20, 2014 9:19:24 GMT -5
Dragon love the number of different concept events you seem to have, and have gotten over.
The historical pieces hyping the card are a nice touch.
Enjoyed the card for a first night card. Built the next card well. Fair play for keeping the actual tag teams strong over the bigger singles stars.
Your format for your style of show is spot on no issues from me. You have it nailed on.
Biggest talking point though is that Baby J has finally got what he wants, let's see where this takes my man!!
Dragon of course can't leave without a beg for a review of TNA May 03! Look forward to night 2
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 22, 2014 8:27:48 GMT -5
Clash of the Duos Night 2 2014 Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player
1) CoD: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack Joseph and Matt Joseph): What a match to kick off, two great teams and lots of good action. Knife Fight have improved so much since first coming together and it showed here as they had better chemistry than a team of brothers. However, don’t think the Joseph’s were bad, not at all. They looked a good team and had plenty of near falls. While the highflying brothers flew around Jackal proved the difference with his pitbull like style. The Joseph went for the Death Valley Driver/Pele but Jackal interrupted hitting a spear on Matt then caught Jack off the top with another spear to seal the win.
Big win for Knife Fight and for the second year running they reach the final four. It’s interesting to note that the fans took to cheering Knife Fight when they won, they were boo’ing them all match.
2) Jet Jaguar vs. Dave Demento vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: This was a good way of carrying on the frantic pace of the opener by shoving three bright young stars in a three way. Lots of good action in this one, Jag and El Hijo were a highlight with their fast paced air battle. Demento broke this up with shoot strikes and playing heel to play up to the crowd. Jag got the win following a TTM on El Hijo.
3) Nick Jacobs vs. Daniel Sinn: Although these two couldn’t compete with the pace of the opening two matches, as experienced roster members, they slowed the pace but still controlled the fans. The match was a good technical encounter and these two could have a really good series of matches if needed. The end came as Nick went for the Jacobs Drop but Sinn pushed Nick into an exposed turnbuckle for a school boy win.
4) Jordan Devine vs. Cody Rejero: ‘The Pepsi King’ was very over with the crowd, he’s become SNW’s comedy face, like Colt Cabana. That may damage any future push but he certainly gets a great crowd reaction. The match itself had Devine in control and Cody playing the plucky underdog. They build up Cody slowly and the fans exploded when he hit the Pepsi Cutter outta nowhere. But Jord rolled to the outside. Back in the ring the Devinity put Cody down for the count.
5) CoD: Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann): The former Duos Champions the Fatality Squad squashed the Parkland’s in the first round and were up against a team with a bit more experience here but in the end it didn’t matter. Thomas and Kagemann destroyed the young highflyers. The squash lasted under 5 minutes and the fans are now really seeing them as a real threat since they are dominating like they did when they first became the Squad. Reid and Caulfield had one comeback but it was cut off quickly and led to the finish. Like in the first match, Caufield ate the Fall/Double Stomp, then Reid fell to the new tag finisher, the Pop-Up Doomsday for the win.
Just like last night the Fatality Squad didn’t bother celebrated they just walked to the back. The fans went wild for the two tag finishers, it’s no surprise, they are both amazing finishers to see.
6) FUSE: Riley Shamrock vs. Jacob Ryler: The ‘Young Gun’ had a tough challenge as he faced former FUSE Champion with his own title on the line. This is where Ryler excels, making people look good. This doesn’t mean that Ryler didn’t also look good. Ryler is seen as a bit of a vet despite only wrestling for just over six years. The match itself was pretty even. The fans got behind Riley and really popped when Riley busted Ryler open with the Mui Tai Knees. Riley soon out down the Scotsman after an Irish Welcoming II which is a Blue Thunder Driver.
After the match Riley celebrated and shook the hands of Ryler. Ryler said something to Riley about the blood but they both laughed about it. Riley stayed out until Nick Jacobs showed up on the entrance. He said if Riley really wanted to be the best then he’d have to face the first. Jacobs was the first ever FUSE Champion.
7) Mike Bockwinkel, Cameron Stone and Baby J Jamerson vs. Drew, Duke and Axel Parkland: This was a fun match and told a good story. Baby J was trying to impress Bock and Stone and he could do that against Duke and Axel but at times took on a little too much. Bock and Stone were the difference but the teenage Parkland’s are looking better and better. It looked like a shock was on the cards as the Parkland brothers took dives onto the World Champ and Stone but Baby J popped up to roll-up Drew after a low blow.
Intermission. Baby J celebrated like he’d just won the Super Bowl and Bock and Stone congratulated him, they left while the Parkland’s stayed out to talk and take photos with the crowd.
8) CoD: AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Team Bennett (Ace Bennett and Matt Spade): This was a great match to welcome the fans back from the break, it was a rematch from Be the Best when the Devils had the belts. They played the match very much the same with some comic miscommunication from Team Bennett, the bearhug/Busaiku Knee combo nearly getting the win and the sick Sycaruse Drop/Tower of Doom Counter. Alicia tried to get involved (but Clive sat at ringside reading a motoring magazine) it failed and Spade bumped into her leading to him taking the Sky High for the Devils to advance.
9) Chris Hammers vs. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan vs. Jack Powers: This was a number one contenders match for the World title. The winner will challenge Bock for the title, tomorrow night. With a big title match on the line all four former World Champions went all out for the win. It was a good bout with the rivalry between Hogan and Hart taking centre stage. Hammers played the lone heel well and absolutely blasted the others with Lariats all match. There was also attempted interference from his RevX teammates but they either backfired or were sent to the back before they could affect anything. Of course, in SNW tradition, the ending was a finisher flurry. Hammers hit the final lariat on Powers, a superkick on Hammers from Hart, then Hogan hit a Futurism. It looked to be the finish but then Powers locked in a Cross armbreaker into the Russian Armbar to seal the win.
10) CoD: DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN): The main event of the night put the Duos titles on the line as TCW’s team took on RevX’s last hope of winning the tournament. The fans were behind East and West for the match but as the bout came to an end, the fans began cheering for the SNW team, not because they were playing faces but because they are the SNW team. Both teams are top quality teams so we had plenty of great action from both sides. Safu and LyNN wore down East but then the champions came back into it. They hit suicide dives on opposite sides of the ring. But it looked like we had new champions after the Samoan Drop/Neckbreaker combo only for it to be broken up by East. East fought solo for a while, then Rev X grew back into it but the champions showed their true championship quality by fighting back and hitting a Red Eye Flight to retain.
Clash of the Duos Night 3 2014 Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player
Semi-Finals
DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal)
AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann)
Also on Night 3:
FUSE Champion Riley Shamrock faces the first ever FUSE Champion Nick Jacobs
Jack Powers challenges Mike Bockwinkel for the SNW World Championship
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Post by snickelodeon on Apr 25, 2014 8:19:31 GMT -5
Dragon, Night 2 feedback...
What stuck most about this card especially the matches before intermission was how well the card was laid out but also how good of a job you did either making someone look strong or starting a possible push of a talent.
Jackal looked strong in the opener as did Jag in the next. Jacobs/Sinn was fine, Devine maybe one to keep an eye on. Baby J gets a win, excited to see where that goes. Cody is in the perfect role for his character. Fatality Squad looked like monsters. Really enjoyed the first half of the show because it's clear you are tying to establish your roster.
Intermission came and went and it was time for the bigger matches. My match of the night was Air devils/Team Bennett.
My only complaint currently is that there doesn't seem to be a real threat to Bockwinkel as champ but that will come very soon I'm sure. Riley is probably the one your building for the spot.
To some not a lot may have happened tonight but if you look deeper you may have set the stage for the next few months....
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 26, 2014 5:51:36 GMT -5
Clash of the Duos Night 3 2014 Live from the Nationwide Arena, Ohio only on SNW Player
1) CoD: DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal): The show opened as it did on the first night with the Duos titles on the line. The commentators put over the fact that alongside the Clash of the Duos Semi-Finals and Finals, all the other titles will be on the line. Anyway, this was a brilliant match. Knife Fight were cheered and not just because they were representing SNW. They were cheered last night too, it’s probably because they have shown so much improvement. The fans thought the title would change hands last night but defiantly thought the same here. East and West looked good as always, this tournament has really established the team from TCW as the best tag team around. The Red Eye Flight pin was broken up which caused the fans to believe there would be a title change. Knife Fight hit the Brainbuster but the Spear was broken up by a diving cross body then the champions hit the Red Eye Flight to retain.
2) CoD: AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann): The fans were interested in seeing how this one was going to go as the Devils came into the tournament as favourites but Fatality Squad have squashed two teams so far. The Devils are more experienced than the two teams the Squad faced so far but it didn’t make much difference, as the Squad showed dominance again and dropped the former SNW Duos Champions in under ten minutes. Of course the Devils got some offence in but were controlled by the stronger Thomas and madman Kagemann. The AirDevils followed the same way as the Parkland’s and Mockingbird, falling to the Fall/Double Stomp and the Pop-up Doomsday Device.
3) Ace Bennett vs. Jack Joseph vs. Jet Jaguar: Jaguar won a three-way bout last night and was hoping to follow that win with another tonight but he had tougher opponents. Jack is a former two time FUSE Champion and Ace was the first ever Triple Crown Champion. Lots of good fast action packed into a short match. Of course, Ace looked the better man but did have trouble against such tough opponents. But the Team Bennett leader still sealed the win with the Syracuse Drop on Jaguar onto Joseph below.
4) WOM: Wasp vs. Alicia Bennett: This wasn’t much of a match, it was just another squash for the champion. Wasp dominated, Alicia didn’t get much offence in. Matt Spade and the Clive the Janitor were out to support. Spade made Clive a distraction then went to hit Wasp but ended up being suplexed. Wasp then hit the buckle Bomb and the Deadly Sting on Alicia to retain.
5) Cameron Stone and Baby J Jamerson vs. A.J Matthews and Noah Lee: This was also a bit of a nothing match. It focused on the teaming between Baby J and Stone. J was trying to impress Stone but took on more than he could handle with AJ. Noah is improving slowly but he still took the pinfall following a Cam Slam from Stone.
6) Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan: These two rivals teamed up on the first night but didn’t make it past the first round. On the second night they got in the way of each other of getting a World title shot. Because this wasn’t the main event slot these two didn’t have a lot of time, but still 15 minutes of work. So there was no let-up from either man as they crammed plenty of action into a sprint style match. As you’d expect the match went back and forth numerous times. Story of the match was Hogan working over the injury which kept Hart out of action for so long. It seemed to work as Hart fell apart trying to hit the Maple Leaf Revenge which led to a Time Warp and a win for the ‘Joker in the Pack’
7) Revolution X vs. Drew, Duke, Axel and Cody Rejero: Big eight man action as all of Rev X (Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Safu and LyNN) took on Drew Parkland, his two sons and the Pepsi to his Beer, Cody. The match focused mainly on the dominance of RevX. They kept Axel from tagging out. It’s funny as his older brother Duke went though similar tactics when he first came to SNW. Of course the faces rallied behind the youngster and the hot tag was made. Despite it being eight men in one match, they all had their chance in the ring. But RevX showed their dominance by putting down Duke after Devine hit the Last Minute Orders.
8) FUSE: Riley Shamrock vs. Nick Jacobs: This was a great match. From bell to bell these two tore at each other. Jacobs did a great job in putting over the ‘Young Gun’ but didn’t damage himself at all. They did a bit of everything: technical, highflying, power-game and striking. Striking was Riley’s forte, he smashed Jacobs with shots and in the end, that was the difference. Jacobs was no pushover and hit a brainbuster on the apron and a exploder suplex from the top but both moves didn’t get the win. Riley kicked out of the Jacobs Drop while Jacobs kicked out of the Irish Welcoming II. However, Riley did make Jacobs tap but only after over a minute in the Ode to Shamrock.
Intermission. Surprisingly, Team Bennett (even Clive the Janitor) came out to meet the fans. Fans loved them, Ace was asking why Alicia was getting more photos than him and Spade shouted ‘Cos she’s hot’. This didn’t amuse Ace. Even Clive had some photos as he’s become an unlikely fan favourite. But he didn’t pose for his photos, he just sat down with his feet up on a table with his cap over his face.
9) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jack Powers: Some fans hadn’t returned to their seats by the time the bell rung, which was odd but the match was beyond 20 minutes to they still saw plenty of the bout. As you’d expect from these two ring technicians, they went slow and steady. They traded holds like old school wrestlers and the fans were largely appreciative of it. Bockwinkel being Bockwinkel, he used his heel tactics to the full to effect the match. The match started to pick up pace and Bock started to exit to the outside. Powers tried to follow at one point but was caught out by a clothesline. However, Powers battled back into it and in particular his suplexes were causing real damage. Powers focused in on the neck and it looked like we might see a new champ. But Bock was reislaint he blocked a Power Suplex attempt with his leg, then turned to behind Jack, then span Jack around and hit the Bockwinkel Special to retain.
10) CoD: DUOS: Coast to Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] vs. Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann): The main event was built up fantastically, firstly you had the champions: who are from TCW, at Riot Act they won the titles and have gone onto face the best SNW has to offer, including Bockwinkel and Stone, Safu and LyNN and Knife Fight in this tournament. But now take on former Duos champions who have ran though all in this tounument so far, the Parkland’s were defeated easily, Mockingbird promptly and the former Duos Champions the AirDevils also easily fell. The fans were on the Squad’s side even though they were heel, they had been built up as unstoppable in this tournament so far and were SNW’s last hope of taking the titles off the team from TCW. Into the match the Squad dominated the early goings and it looked like another squash for Thomas and Kagemann. They stopped West from tagging out and it looked like they got the win after they hit him with the Fall/Double stomp combo only for it to be broken up by East. The Squad continued to dominate but then the TCW team started a comeback. West hit an enziguri and made the hot tag out to East. East looked good at first, taking on both members of the Squad but then fell to the numbers. But, West came into help his partner and soon Coast to Coast were on top. They hit stereo dives to the outside but it wasn’t long before the challengers took control again. Thomas just launched East into the crowd and West ate a yazuka kick against the barricade. Thomas then used his own partner as a wrecking ball, throwing him at his opponents. Back in the ring the challengers set up for the Pop Up Doomsday Device but it was broken up and the champions set up the Red Eye Flight but Kagemann broke up the pincount and soon the champions fell to the Pop-Up Doomsday Device which they’ve began calling ‘the Ball and Chain’. We have new champions!
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