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Post by The Kevstaaa on Jul 25, 2014 14:27:55 GMT -5
First things first, the Kevin Hart DVD looks fantastic. The little tidbits of the thoughts on certain things was insightful and cool. Also getting to win in Canada was sweet and the Pepsi promo with Cody was excellent. Seriously, this continues to amaze me and I hope it never dies.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 29, 2014 2:35:35 GMT -5
That Pepsi promo with me and Kev was brilliant. But Kev can you promise not to betray me this time? The Calgary Sons always ends in betrayal.
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Post by Red Dragon on Jul 29, 2014 9:45:12 GMT -5
Riot Act 8Live from the Cobo Arena, Detroit only on SNW PlayerSNW World ChampionshipMike Bockwinkel vs. Riley ShamrockIt’s the "Young Gun's" big chance and he’s earnt every step of the way. He’s come a long way in such a short time, he only made his Riot Act debut at IV where he became the first student to win a trial match. Since then he’s won his first title at VI and competed in two Warfare matches, one with RevX (V) and one against (VII). Now he’s challenging for the big one, the SNW World Championship in a bid to become the first man to hold both the World and FUSE Championships at the same time. However, winning the title won’t be an easy walk in the park. He has to face the current and two time SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel. Bock has defeated all he has come up against (partly thanks to his associate Cameron Stone) and celebrates his year anniversary in Detroit. And if he leaves Detroit as champ, he will go onto become the longest reigning champion in SNW history. Both have it all to play for, who will be the champion? Warfare IIXRevolution X (Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN and Amy Lee) vs. Team Bennett (Ace Bennett, Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett) and AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell)Ever since the very first show Revolution X has been the stable in SNW. They are a part of the very foundations of SNW, fending off challenges from the likes of the Gentlemen’s Club and the United Front. But now a new group threatens to overthrow them. Ace Bennett has done it all in SNW: FUSE title, Duos title, World title and a host of awards and accolades. Now he takes on the ultimate challenge, trying to take down Revolution X. It all started in Holland where the battle between Ace and Hammers got personal, now it will end in Detroit. Ace has recruited his former tag partner Tom Gerard and Gerard’s new tag partner. Can they overthrow Revolution X. One Year in the MakingMike Hogan vs. Hunter Kellen [ISW]It all started a year ago at the Super Sims Cup II. SNW and ISW were drawn against each other and Hogan was set to face Kellen. However, during the match Kellen got himself disqualified so that he could focus on defending his title the next night at ISW’s Blitzkrieg. Hogan took to social media to blast Hunter calling him a coward saying he took ‘the easy way out’. And that was that. That is, until Hunter showed up unexpectedly in London to stop Hogan from winning the World title. Hunter said in his most recent video that he didn’t like Hogan bad-mouthing him. Now the match is set, the match that was supposed to happen one year ago. It’s SNW vs. ISW, it’s Mike Hogan versus Hunter Kellen. SNW Duos Championships Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann) vs. Kevin Hart and Cody Rejero The Fatality Squad have been utterly dominant since winning the Duos titles last year. They’ve taken on and beaten all comers. Now they face a wildcard, a non-regular team. The Squad do not know what to expect from the Calgary team. Hart and Cody have teamed up in other promotions and will hope that experience helps in Detroit. Can the Calgary Sons take the titles? SNW Women’s Championship Falls Count AnywhereWasp vs. Beast KongTalk about blood rivals in SNW, you think about Edwards/Hammers, Hart/Bennett, Bock/Dragon but think about women rivals and this comes to the top of the list. Wasp won the title last year and had a strong reign. But at Clash of the Duos last year, Kong left Wasp on the mat. It took her until Be the Best to get her shot at the belt. And when they met, the confines of a normal match couldn’t decide a winner. So now it’s falls count anywhere, anything is allowed and there must be a winner. Jack Powers vs. Cameron Stone‘The Calgary Gangsta’ has been ever present and ever strong since coming to SNW. He’s big, strong and dominant when he gets going. One man who would love to be called that is Jack Powers. Powers, a member of the Original 16 hasn’t really challenged much since losing the belt in 2012. But he’s always getting to finals and always puts up a fight. Who will come out on top in this first time match? Drew Parkland vs. Dave DementoIn another first time match, the mouthy youngster Dave Demento will take on SNW’s popular redneck and father of the Parkland brothers, Drew Parkland. Demento has really blown up recently, going viral with his ‘F***tard’ tirade. Meanwhile, Parkland doesn't even know what a Facebook is. How will these two clash? Daniel Sinn vs. Carson ClarkLast year, the leader of the AirDevils, Carson Clark was flying high (literally). He walked into this event as FUSE Champion and left with a victory over Ace Bennett. Nothing could stop him, apart from an injury, it forced him to miss the rest of the year. Ever since coming back ‘the fastest wreslter alive, haven’t been the same. How will he fare against the ‘Widdowmaker’. Knife Fight (Cain Jackal and Zakk Static) vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack and Matt Joseph) vs. Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield)Three corner tag action will take place on SNW’s biggest show of the year. In one corner will be Knife Fight, they’ve been getting positive reactions from the crowd recently, can they use that to their advantage? In the second corner will be the brothers Jack and Matt Joseph. They re-united last year and have been performing well, can they keep it up? In the final corner will be youngsters Mockingbird, can they score a big win? Countdown to the ActRiot Act Pre-Show In Association with Nick Bockwinkel ProductionsNick Jacobs vs. Zeke [TCW] Jason Williams vs. Blackbird [TCW] Noah Lee and Kourtney Love vs. Richie Stevens and Kitty [TCW] Duke Parkland vs. Dimitri Smirnoff [NGW] El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Baby J Jamerson Axel Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Joseph Stone and Red Fire
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 4, 2014 13:24:51 GMT -5
2015 Awards Ceremony
The awards ceremony this year is being held in a bar in Detroit, 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 being filmed later release on the Riot Act 8 DVD. It is being hosted by commentators Edward Colgate.
The ceremony starts with our host walking out onto the stage. He thanks 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 Award Title 1. Winner, first placed 2. Runner Up, second place 3. third place - Previous year's winners
Best Highflyer 1. Jet Jaguar 2. Jack Joseph 3. Mockingbird - 2009: Jason Williams 2010: Ace Bennett 2011: Jason Williams (2) 2012: Carson Clark 2013: Jason Williams (3) 2014: Carson Clark (2)
Most Improved 1. Dave Demento 2. Mockingbird 3. Duke Parkland - 2009: Evan Pagano 2010: Kevin Hart 2011: Mike Hogan 2012: Riley Shamrock 2013: Carson Clark 2014: Knife Fight
Best on Mic 1. Mike Bockwinkel 2. Ace Bennett 3. Dave Demento - 2009: Mike Bockwinkel 2010: Mike Bockwinkel (2) 2011: Mike Bockwinkel (3) 2012: Mike Bockwinkel (4) 2013: Mike Bockwinkel (5) 2014: Ace Bennett
One to Watch 1. Dave Demento 2. Jet Jaguar 3. Cain Jackal - 2010: Mike Hogan 2011: Jack Joseph 2012: Riley Shamrock 2013: Riley Shamrock (2) 2014: Carson Clark
Best Woman 1. Wasp 2. Amy Lee 3. Beast Kong (New Award)
Best Finisher 1. Ball and Chain (Fatality Squad) 2. F**tard (Dave Demento) 3. Irish Welcoming II (Riley Shamrock) - 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) 2014: Back to the Future (Mike Hogan)
Most Memorable Moment 1. Dave Demento F***tard (Glasgow, Scotland) 2. First ever Six-Man Klauteren (One Night in Holland) 3. Hart and Pagano return for M10 (Magnificent 10: 2014) - 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) 2014: Hogan’s entrance in London (One Night in London)
Best Feud 1. Riley Shamrock vs. Revolution X 2. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Mike Hogan 3. Revolution X vs. Team Bennett - 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’ 2014: Daniel Sinn vs. Drew Parkland
Best Show 1. Riot Act VII 2. Be the Best 2014 3. SIX - 2009: Riot Act 2010: Riot Act 2 2011: Riot Act 3 2012: Riot Act IV 2013: The Rapture 2012 2014: FIVE
There’s a break before our hosts introduce Drew Parkland, 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. Team Bennett- Ace Bennett and Matt Spade 2. AirDevils- Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell 3. The Fatality Squad- Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann 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) 2014: AirDevils- Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell
Team Bennett including Alicia Bennett and Clive the Janitor got up on stage. The wrestlers started a ‘Clive’ chant. Clive then took the award and joked to run off with it. Ace then took over the mic and praised Spade. Ace said that Spade has done so much behind the cameras and deserves recognition. Ace said Spade has helped him begun a better wrestler and handed him the award. Spade said he didn’t deserve it, he said before he begun teaming with Ace he was a jobber with one success. Spade said Ace has given him a new chance and shared the award with him. Clive then stole the award and ran off.
Red Dragon got up on stage and talked about having what it takes to steal the show, Bockwinkel heckled him shouting ‘What would you know?’ but Dragon told him to sit back down ‘you F***tard’ in reference to Dave Demento’s memorable promo.
Best Wrestler 1. Riley Shamrock 2. Mike Hogan 3. Ace Bennett 4. Mike Bockwinkel 5. Kevin Hart - 2009: Jack Powers 2010: Ace Bennett 2011: Kevin Hart 2012: Henry Edwards 2013: Kevin Hart (2) 2014: Ace Bennett (2)
Riley Shamrock got up on the stage, he kept his speech short. Thanking SNW for training him, Revolution X for improving him and the rest of the roster for improving him. He said the looks forward to the next year, as he wants to keep improving himself.
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: Hammers has had enough strong year leading Revolution X and putting himself in title contention, Hart returned at the Anniversary show and has been putting on great matches since, Although Hogan lost the belt at last year Riot Act but has always been fighting for the title and putting on great matches. Riley picked up best wrestler and has been putting on show stealing matches all year, but champion Mike Bockwinkel takes the award. He won the title at Riot Act last year and has been the headliner all year.
MVP 1. Mike Bockwinkel 2. Riley Shamrock 3. Mike Hogan 4. Kevin Hart 5. Chris Hammers - 2009: Chris Hammers 2010: Henry Edwards 2011: Ace Bennett 2012: Henry Edwards (2) 2013: Kevin Hart 2014: Mike Hogan
Mike Bockwinkel got up on stage and said ‘about time’. He then said he was joking and said it’s been an honour to work with such great wrestlers. He said this year has been one of his favourites in his career and hopes to keep it going. He then put over some of the younger roster members, such as Jet Jaguar and Knife Fight. A short video then played to end the evening showing an updated list of the top 25 matches in SNW history. The most interesting things to note with the update is that plenty of tag team matches were added (which was SNW's aim for this year), three matches from Riot Act VII were added and former Duos Champions Fire and the Fury have had both of their matches taken out of the top 25 after they signed with Alt:Pro. The one thing that SNW is disappointed about is that no new matches entered the top 10. Although the quality of matches overall have improved, none broke into the top 10. SNW wants to redress that by next year, so look out for some blockbuster matches coming in the next year.
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. Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart ‘Four’ 12. Henry Edwards vs. Riley Shamrock ‘Global Mourning’ 13. AirDevils vs. Ace Bennett and Matt Spade ‘Be the Best 2014’ 14. Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers ‘London, England’ 15. Mike Hogan vs. Mike Bockwinkel ‘Riot Act VII’ 16. Fatality Squad vs. AirDevils ‘One Night in Holland’ 17. Steel Cage: Henry Edwards vs. Chris Hammers 'The Showdown' 18. NY Street Fight: The Gentlemen’s Club vs. Red Assassins ‘Be the Best 2011’ 19. Ace Bennett vs. Henry Edwards ‘The Showdown II’ 20. AirDevils vs. Coast to Coast ‘Riot Act VII’ 21. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Quackenbush ‘Brain Grenade’ 22. Revolution X vs. Team Bennett ‘Be the Best 2015’ 23. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan ‘Magnificent 10: 2013’ 24. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Kevin Hart ‘SIX’ 25. Carson Clark vs. Ace Bennett ‘Riot Act VII’
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 4, 2014 13:25:23 GMT -5
Riot Act Special
RIOT ACT 8 -FULL CARD- SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Riley Shamrock Warfare: Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN and Amy Lee) vs. Team Bennett (Ace Bennett, Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett) and AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) Mike Hogan vs. Hunter Kellen [ISW] DUOS: Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann) vs. Kevin Hart and Cody Rejero WOM: Wasp vs. Beast Kong Jack Powers vs. Cameron Stone Drew Parkland vs. Dave Demento Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark Knife Fight (Cain Jackal and Zakk Static) vs. Joseph Brothers (Jack and Matt Joseph) vs. Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield)
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 8 were not only in Riot Act VII but also in past years.
Riley Shamrock Riot Act IV: Defeated Jacob Ryler, in the first student to wrestle on iPPV and win a Student trial. Riot Act V: Won Warfare as part of the Revolution X against the United Front. Riot Act VI: Won his first championship, the Duos title, alongside Safu defeating STL Connection Riot Act VII: Was Defeated in Warfare, attempting to bring down Revolution X This year at Riot Act 8: Challenging for the SNW World Championship, while holding the SNW FUSE Championship--------------------------------- What he had to say: It’s been a journey. It’s cliché but true, it’s been a rollercoaster. Never would I have thought that four years ago when I debuted on iPPV would I be standing here, challenging for the title. It’s been a mad mad journey. That first Riot Act set it all off for me. I was the first student to win a trial which then made Revolution X to pick me. That led to the next Riot Act where I took part in my first Warfare. I showed everyone what I could do, staying until the end alongside Hammers and Devine to defeat the United Front. I enjoyed another year within Revolution X, injuries and absences caused the ranks to be frayed but Safu and I managed to win the Duos titles. Of course, my first title reign was soon short lived as I was kicked out of the group. That began my new quest, to defeat Rev X. That led to next Riot Act. Sadly I was defeated. But my war with Rev X still goes on. Since then I’ve managed to focus on my own accomplishments, winning the FUSE title and Be the Best. Now this year, I’m challenging for the SNW World Championship. I’m the FUSE Champion, so if I win I not only become the first athlete to hold both the World and FUSE titles at the same time, but also I become the third Triple Crown Champion. This is a big opportunity, I cannot mess this up. This is my time, and with the fans behind me I know I can beat Mike Bockwinkel and walk out of Detroit as the SNW World Champion.
Mike Bockwinkel This year at Riot Act 8: Defending the SNW World Championship against FUSE Champion Riley Shamrock Last year at Riot Act VII: Won the SNW World Championship against Mike Hogan What he had to say: All this talk of Riley Shamrock makes me sick. FUSE Champion, Best Wrestler 2015, Be the Best 2015 winner, who cares? I don’t, I’m Mike Bockwinkel. Two time and reigning SNW World Champion. In the past year I’ve shown everyone why I am the best SNW has to offer and I will prove it again by beating the Be the Best champion.
Mike Hogan This year at Riot Act 8: Faces off against ISW’s Hunter Kellen in the ‘One Year in the Making’ bout. Last year at Riot Act VII: Lost the SNW World Championship to Mike Bockwinkel What he had to say: I admit, last year at Riot Act, Bock had my number. He beat me fair and square. But in the past year I’ve had my chances to become a two time SNW World Champion. In Holland, I was seconds away from winning the belt. But thems the rules. I understand. What I don’t understand was what happened in London. I should have won the belt, I should be walking into Riot Act this year as champion. But then Kellen happened. He thinks it’s right to cost me the title just because I said a few harsh words about him. Well boy, you better get thicker skin. I’m coming for you Kellen. And what I had planned for you a year ago is coming your way in Detroit.
Wasp This year at Riot Act 8: Defending the SNW Women’s Championship against Beast Kong Last year at Riot Act VII: Won the SNW Women’s Championship against Amy Lee and Beast Kong What she had to say: Last year’s Riot Act was mental. There were three new champions crowned and there was Clark’s last title defence before he gave the title up. So the show after Riot Act was like a new start and that defiantly applied for me. For the last year I faced the best SNW has to offer, taking on all challengers including those from TCW. Now I face a monster, my rival. She’s taken me to the limit before. But to win my belt, she’s gonna have to defeat me. And she’s gonna have to do it over my dead body.
Dave Demento This year at Riot Act 8: Makes his Riot Act main show debut against veteran Drew Parkland Last year at Riot Act VII: Defeated another veteran, Jacob Ryler in the opener of the Pre-show. What he had to say: Do you really care what I have to say? Why don’t you just wait to see what I do in the ring in Detroit. Parkland’s and old dog. And old dogs have to be put out of action. A quick kick to the head should finish him. I know you want me to comment on how I’ve ‘grown’ as a competitor in the last year but I’m not going to. I don’t care if I have one fan or a million, all I care about is kicking heads and winning bouts. And I’ll do that time and time again.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2014 16:06:15 GMT -5
Dave Demento on a roll with the awards show. Can't wait to see where he goes.
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 14, 2014 14:08:03 GMT -5
Countdown to the Act Riot Act Pre-Show
Jacob Ryler was sat down in a studio with former SNW wrestlers, Petey the Pirate, Super Extreme and Baz Hepburn. Ryler was hosting the first ever interactive Pre-show. The show filled between the matches with segments including tweets and predictions.
1) Axel Parkland and Rose Parkland vs. Joseph Stone and Red Fire: Simple match to kick off. All of these athletes are still pretty green. The least was Red but she didn’t have much to work with. Stone hit some big dives to get the crowd going and took out Axel late on with an Asai Moonsault, this allowed Red to hit a moonsault for the pin.
2) El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Baby J Jamerson: A fun little bout, El Hijo was the highlight, kicking the fans into a frenzy. Although Baby J must take some credit for taking the spots and playing a fantastic heel, he got close a few times but fell to the ever spectacular Spanish Fly.
3) Duke Parkland vs. Dimitri Smirnoff [NGW]: This was a good match that followed on from the last bout well. The challenger from NGW took control early on but the fans rallied behind the son of Drew Parkland. Duke took the win locking in the KFC for the submission win. Fans really love Duke.
Jacob Ryler and his panel of former SNW athletes talked about some of the matches on tonight. Baz predicted we would see new tag champs tonight, Extreme questioned whether the team of Team Bennett and the AirDevils will be enough to beat RevX while Petey spoke about his old rival Drew Parkland, saying he might well meet his maker tonight as he faces the loud brash youngster Dave Demento 4) Noah Lee and Kourtney Love vs. Richie Stevens and Kitty [TCW]: Before the match, Richie asked the fans if they have seen Kacey Montgomery, continuing from his TCW storyline. He even asked Love but she just seemed confused. The match itself was fun, Noah is still very green so Richie led him though the match and won after a small package.
5) Jason Williams vs. Blackbird [TCW]: A good highflying bout which got the crowd on their feet for more than one occasion. Jason in particular hitting a Indian Press to the floor. Back in the ring Jason hit the Psycho Driver for the win.
Just before the pre-show main event Ryler asked for the panel's opinions and predictions on the main event match. Extreme went for Bockwinkel citing his experience, Baz went for Riley as he's untested at this level and will catch Bock out, Petey went for Riley because he's more 'buccaneering' 6) Nick Jacobs vs. Zeke [TCW]: Big main event for the pre-show, former SNW athlete Zeke returned to SNW to battle SNW’s Original 16’s Nick Jacobs. There was some great back and forth action, plenty of lock ups and technical holds. Jacobs went close on a few occasions but Zeke managed the win after the two battled up top. Zeke pushed Nick off the top then fell on top of him for the win (the botch was on purpose to continue another story from TCW).
Riot Act 8 Live from Cobo Arena, Detroit only on SNW Player
We cannot be sure of having something to live for unless we are willing to die for it - Che Guevara
There’s a big crowd in Detroit, breaking SNW’s attendance record. There’s a large set too, with Riot Act 8 written in big letters. The entrance is a large stage with a big projected screen above it and a ramp leading straight to the ring like the ramp NJPW uses in Japan. Some fireworks are let off to celebrate the show before ‘Bangarang’ plays and the camera pans over the arena. The commentators ‘The Genius’ Edward Colgate and James Simmons run down the card.
1) Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark: This singles action opened the show, when it was expected that the three corner tag would open. However, fans enjoyed this match and that’s largely to do with Clark. But credit must go to Sinn who played a fantastic heel off of Sinn. Sinn was introduced under the nickname of ‘Widdowmaker’. We’ve seen before he can work well with highlyfers and it happened once again here. Clark hit a few dives and high spots to get the crowd going but missed an inverted 450 and soon fell to the Original Sinn.
As per usual at this time on the iPPV we saw the champion and challenger arrive into the arena from earlier today. Bockwinkel arrived in style, as he usually does, accompanied by Cameron Stone and Baby J Jamerson. Riley showed up in a chauffeur driven car, wearing a dress shirt. He signed some autographs to chants of ‘Next World Champ’.
2) Jack Powers vs. Cameron Stone: The good action continued, even if this match was much different. The story of the match was the big, bad, dominant Stone being his usual self. Powers played the underdog (a strange role for the former World Champion). Powers used clever tactics to wear down the ‘Canadian Gangsta’, focusing on the legs and more closely on the left knee. Stone’s dominance wore away, although he did catch Stone from the Suicide Dive and reverse STO him into the barricade. Back in the ring, the former United Front leader went in for the kill, he soon got a leg-lock in and Stone had to submit.
SNW Women’s Champion, Wasp was backstage shadow boxing when Amy Lee walked in. Wasp wished Amy good luck in the Warfare match later tonight. But Amy said that once she is done with Warfare she will be gunning for her and her title. Amy left and Wasp resumed but then was attacked from behind by Beast Kong. Staff and wrestlers had to pull Kong away but the damage seems to be done.
3) Knife Fight vs. Joseph Brothers vs. Mockingbird: More fun action as the singles action gave way to three corner tag action. As you’d expect, this was a frenzied fast paced bout and the fans ate it up. You might have expected the Joseph’s or Mockingbird to be the fans favourite due to their highflying style but as we’ve seen recently, Jackal and Static got cheered loudly. They seemed more used to it than before and played quite face-like, which included Cain hitting a dive to the floor. The match ended with a cluster of finishers, the Joseph’s hit the DVD/Pele but then MBird hit the Sunset Flip/Missile Dropkick combo but then the former Adrenaline team hit the Spear /Brainbuster combo to seal the win.
The challengers to the Duos titles, Kevin Hart and Cody Rejero were backstage giving a promo to the camera. They put over Calgary, saying that you get something special from being from there. They put over the cities accompaniments. They said this will give them the edge over Fatality Squad. Cody added that if that doesn’t work then he’ll use the Pepsi.
4) WOM: Falls Count Anywhere: Wasp vs. Beast Kong: The champion Wasp looked already beaten as she made her way out, she was still feeling the effects from the pre-match attack. And of course, Kong wasn’t going to let up. Kong was dominant at first then Wasp hit a bit clothesline to send Kong to the floor. Wasp then made use of the stipulation by bringing a chair. Kong got back in it by lifting Wasp into the crowd. The two brawled about and the fans loved it. Wasp fell down the stairs and was dumped head first onto a chair. Wasp got back in it, placing her opponent on a seated chair then hitting a running boot to her. Wasp continued using the chair to get back into it and the two fought beside the entrance ramp. Wasp positioned two tables side by side then lifting Kong onto the ramp. But Wasp couldn’t lift Kong, possibly because of the pre-match attack. Kong capitalised hitting a sitdown powerbomb from the ramp through two tables below. Kong made the pin and we had a new Women’s champion.
Team Bennett of Ace Bennett, Matt Spade, Alicia Bennett and Clive the Janitor were backstage when Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell of the AirDevils walk in. There’s a few back and forth jabs at each other such as the Devils questioning Alicia’s wrestling ability, adding that they can’t be sure that she’ll just stare at Devine all match. Spade then blurted out that Gerard and Ace used to be tag partners and Clive added that ‘we all know who got the most success’. Ace calmed things and said just for tonight, let’s act as a team.
5) DUOS: Fatality Squad vs. Kevin Hart and Cody Rejero: What a tag match, you couldn’t ask for much better. Although not a SNW regular team, Cody and Kev work together in other promotions under the name ‘The Calgary Sons’, this teaming shone though and found a chink in the amour of the champions. But the Squad didn’t lay down, Kagemann and Thomas came out swinging and their explosive and unorthodox offence gave them plenty of chances. As usual in tag matches, the heels isolated the faces. First Hart then Cody but when Cody made the hot tag to the second ever Triple Crown Champ the place exploded. He even hit the 450 but it was broken up by Thomas. All manner of finishers were kicked out of and each time the fans thought that was it. The Pepsi Driver, DeathDrive, The Fall, Pepsi Cutter all hit. Hart hit the Maple Leaf Revenge and that could have been it if Kagemann didn’t break it up with a diving double foot stomp. The double stomp / Fall combo was also broken up. Hart even locked in the sharpshooter on Thomas, that looked like it would be it. However, Kagemann springboarded in, but Hart caught him in mid-air and locked in the Sharpshooter on him. Kagemann held on allowing Thomas to get to his feet. Cody ran at him but he was dumped to the outside. Hart then was forced to release the submission and run at Thomas, he popped him up into a powerbomb hold, Kagemann ran at the ropes, hit the middle rope and sprung back in for a clotheseline whole Thomas pressed Hart up higher from the powerbomb, hitting a variation on their Ball and Chain finisher to retain the belt.
Intermission. Hart and Cody stayed out at the break. Signing and taking photos with the fans.
Dave Demento was standing by, he give his usual stick about people jumping on his ‘bandwagon’ since his video went viral. He ended his good promo, saying that SNW are the oppressor and he is the oppressed. He said tonight he takes down the mainstay of SNW.
6) Drew Parkland vs. Dave Demento: The great action continued, it had a lot to live up to with the last match but the break calmed the fans down a little. This was a good match, Drew is head trainer in the SNW academy and part of that role was teaching Demento. Demento was a bit of a rogue to begin with but Parkland helped him settle down, in much the same way Aries taught Drew. So this bout, was kind of like teacher vs. student and it’s clear to see now the student has passed the teacher. Parkland’s never been a great wrestler, just popular. But Demento has the talent to become a big star. This was a big breakout match for Demento. He looked bada** all match, taking it to the father of Duke, Axel and Rose. His stiff strikes could not be matched and the charisma he displayed was unparallel. This didn’t mean Drew didn’t look good, he played a fantastic face and sold so well that he made Demento look even better than he usually is. He had the fans in the palm of his hands but in the end it was his feet that made the difference. After a top tope back body drop, Demento lined up the shoot kick. It hit and Demento got the big win.
Post match, a ‘F***tard’ chant started. Demento soaked in the chants then lined up another shoot kick. It hit and Parkland looked done. Parkland was barely moving and Demento made sure he stopped with a third running shoot kick. Parkland was out cold and Demento mocked him. Drew’s sons Duke and Axel ran out and scared Demento away. Duke and Axel checked on their father but he had to be stretchered out.
Revolution X of Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN and Amy Lee were backstage. Devine and Hammers were giving them the team talk. They did their usual speech how they started on the first show and have beaten off every challenge. They say Team Bennett and Ace are no different.
----------------- RULES OF WARFARE A 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 ----------------- 7) Warfare IIX: Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN and Amy Lee) vs. Team Bennett (Ace Bennett, Matt Spade and Alicia Bennett) and AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell): The first two out were Devine and Gerard. They had a decent three minutes, the highlight being Gerard clinging to the cage Spiderman style then launching off into a crossbody. RevX won the coin toss backstage, so they had the man advantage. LyNN was out next and the two-on-one began. The beating soon stopped when Ace Bennett came out and the fans went wild. He turned the tides and alongside Gerard re-united to form the original AirDevils, when they used to be known as the American Airforce. They hit some cool spots and took LyNN out early with the Bombs Away! LYNN ELIMINATED.
Safu broke up the party as he was next out. The AmForce tried to deal with the big Samoan but fell to him. Out next was Matt Spade and although he was effective at first, the fresh Safu and the rejuvenated Devine soon wore him down. Out next for RevX was Amy Lee. She walked down and mainly watched as RevX of Safu and Devine beat down their opponents. Ace then got some extra energy and he inspired Spade and Gerard to get a fight back. They were looking good and waiting for their penultimate teammate. It was Alicia but she didn’t show up, then she did but Chris Hammers grabbed her by the hair. He then hit a Last Minute Orders on the ramp! Ace could only watch from the ring then he was attacked from behind by Safu. Hammers watched the beatdown on the outside until his time was up and he entered to add to the beatdown. Spade was taking out by a Samoan Drop / Neckbreaker combo. SPADE ELIMINATED. Meanwhile, Alicia was being put on a stretcher. ALICIA ELIMINATED.
The last man was out and it was Travis Cantrell. He sprinted to the ring and climbed the cage, Amy climbed up the inside to meet him at the top. But Cantrell pushed her off onto the rest of RevX below. Then hit a Shooting Star Press into the ring! He pulled his tag partner to his feet and hit the Sky High to take out Amy. AMY ELIMINATED (3-3). Ace was back in it and with some help from the AirDevils he hit a Syracuse Drop on Safu. SAFU ELIMINATED (2-3). Ace, Gerard and Cantrell then looked over at Hammers who was cowering in the corner. They were about to do the damage when Devine attacked them from behind, and Hammers joined in. Devine hit the Devinity on Cantrell. CANTRELL ELIMINATED (2-2) then Hammers hit a Liger Bomb on Gerard. GERARD ELIMINATED (2-1).
Ace began a terrific comeback and managed to Hammers on the top rope. Ace went for the Syracuse Drop but Devine interfered. Ace fought him off and crotched him on the top alongside Hammers. Then Ace brought both men to their feet on the top rope and hit a Syracuse Drop on both of them. He pinned Devine. DEVINE ELIMINATED (1-1). Then Hammers but he kicked out, he had time to rest when Ace pinned Jord. Hammers and Ace then had a good back and forth bout inside the cage, Ace was busted open from earlier and heroically tried to wrap up the win for his team. He went for one last Syracuse Drop but he went to the well one too many times and Hammers countered with the Last Minute Orders off the top rope to pick up the win. ACE ELIMINATED – REV X WIN 1-0.
Intermission. The staff took down the steel cage, no-one was out at the break. However, there was a video announcement of next iPPV. It will be SNW’s Anniversary Show, SEVEN live on iPPV from Du Burns Arena, Baltimore, MD only on SNW Player. But up next for SNW is Magnificent 10:2015 which will decide the World Champion challenger for SEVEN. But before all that we have two major matches, one of which will decide who the champion is going into the next event.
A video package aired of the feud between former SNW World Champion Mike Hogan and ISW’s Hunter Kellen. It all started a year ago at the Super Sims Cup II. SNW and ISW were drawn against each other and Hogan was set to face Kellen. However, during the match Kellen got himself disqualified so that he could focus on defending his title the next night at ISW’s Blitzkrieg. Hogan took to social media to blast Hunter calling him a coward saying he took ‘the easy way out’. And that was that. That is, until Hunter showed up unexpectedly in London to stop Hogan from winning the World title. Hunter said in his most recent video that he didn’t like Hogan bad-mouthing him. Now the match is set, it’s SNW vs. ISW, it’s One Year in the Making, it’s Mike Hogan versus Hunter Kellen.
8) One Year in the Making: Mike Hogan vs. Hunter Kellen [ISW]: Hogan made his grand entrance, then Kellen made his entrance for his in-ring SNW debut. He took off his ISW shirt and the match begun. The match was stiff and you wouldn’t have really expected it from these two but it built up the bad blood between them well. Hogan was busted open after being sent into the turnbuckle on the outside. Hogan also went for the Springboard Elbow early on but Hunter pushed him, sending Hogan crashing to the floor. Hogan struggled to get back in before the twenty count but did, however, it had affected him. The two carried on, raging war with one another. Even without the Agents of the Apocalypse Kellen looked good but that’s no surprise considering how good he is. There was an epic strike exchange, with both men using punches, elbows, kicks, knees and even heads. The fans cheered Hogan and boo’ed Kellen with every shot. A running knee gave the Englishman the advantage and sent Kellen to the floor. Hogan followed it up with a suicide dive on the outside. But a drop-toe-hold turned the tides and Kellen followed it up with a knee strike. Kellen took him to the apron and hit a Tiger Driver that nearly had Hogan counted out. Hogan made hit back in the ring and Kellen went for the Bless the Fall but Hogan backed out of it and hit the Futurism but couldn’t make the pin. The two stirred to their feet and had a short strike exchange again with Hogan coming out on top. Hogan had Kellen on his knees and the former SNW World Champion kicked away at Kellen’s head. But Kellen wouldn’t go down, he’d just wobbled on his knees. Hogan shouted ‘Just Go Down!’ Then Kellen spat at him and smiled a bloody grin, blood was leaking from his nose. Hogan hit another two kicks and went for a third but Kellen ducked and rolled Hogan up. Hogan kicked out and Kellen struck with a knee strike then a Bless the Fall to seal the win.
Kellen celebrated up the ramp and Hogan was being treated by medical trainers, he didn’t seem to know where he was. Meanwhile, we were taken to promos by Mike Bockwinkel and Riley Shamrock along with clips of both Bockwinkel’s reign and Riley’s rise to the top. Bock said that he was the champion and whatever Riley did, it wouldn’t change that. Riley said he’s fought so hard to get where he was today, he deserves this chance and this is his time.
9) SNW: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Riley Shamrock: This match had a big time feel straight from the get go. First we had special entrances: Riley Shamrock made his entrance but before his music kicked in, there was a troupe of dancers, then Riley emerged from the group with the FUSE Championship over his shoulder with fireworks following. Riley had new music ‘Knights of Cydonia’ by Muse. When his music stopped and he took off his jacket the entire arena was chanting ‘Next World Champ’, the loudest we’ve heard the record breaking crowd all night. Then the champions entrance, on stage were the rock band ZZ Top to perform a live performance of Mike Bockwinkel’s theme tune ‘Sharply Dressed Man’. The champ then emerged, he fist bumped lead vocalist Billy Gibbons then strutted down to the ring. When the music stopped, the fans were very vocal in their support of the challenger. We had the full championship introductions where the fans re-started their ‘Next World Champ’ chant and boo’ed Bock loudly. Then the match finally began. The match started slow, both are third-generation wrestlers and they paid a tribute to their forefathers with some old school mat wrestling. Neither man could take control until Riley broke out of a hold and just booted Bock hard. The fans cheered loudly and started their chant back up as Bock exited to the outside to check on himself. Back in the ring, they went to lock up again but Bock got a knee to the gut on Riley. The champion then took control and continued into the middle stages of the match. Bock wore the challenger down, then locked in the Camel Clutch. With the crowd chanting and clapping their hands Riley made a comeback, he even went for the Irish Welcoming to top it all off but Bock slid off his shoulders and exited to the floor. Riley thought he catch Bock off guard with a dive over the top but Bock was just playing possum and moved, sending Riley crashing hard onto the floor. The commentators put over Riley’s inexperience in big title matches and how he was too excited there. Bock then put Riley back inside for a close count. Bock continued to work over Riley’s back and neck before Riley made another comeback. This time kicking Bock into the corner. He went for a superplex but Bock fought out of it and jumped onto the ramp. Riley followed, this time hitting a big springboard dropkick onto the flat ramp. The two then started a strike exchange between them which ended when Bock grabbed Riley and pushed him off the apron and body first over the barricade. Riley just about made it back into the ring before the countout. Bock continued his control but then Riley countered a suplex into his own twisting variation. He went to follow it up quickly with the Irish Welcoming but Bock rolled off the shoulders and hit the Bockwinkel Special. Fans thought it was it but Riley kicked out! Bock complained to the ref then got caught by the Ode to Shamrock. Bock then slowly crawled towards the ropes. Riley went for the springboard but Bock caught him in an atomic drop. Bock hit the ropes but Riley followed and hit the Irish Welcoming II for a close count. The two got to their feet and started a small strike exchange, which Riley won and then he hit the Famine Driver out of nowhere! It was his Father’s finishing move. But Riley was too tired to cover. The camera showed two men in the front row, to older wrestling fans they would have recognised them as Riley’s Father and Grandfather, Brian and Kevin Shamrock. Riley got the pin but Bock had time to recover and kicked out. Riley then got Bock to his feet, locked in the mui tai clinch and started kneeing Bock right in the face. Bock somehow managed to push Riley off, who rolled backwards and then was caught in the Bockwinkel Special: Championship Edition. Bock hit it and went for the pin. Fans were silent, they fought Bock had stolen it again. But Riley kicked out! Bock couldn’t believe it. Bock slowly picked up Riley and went for another. He got Riley up in the Package Piledriver but Riley’s legs were kicking, he got out of it hit a few kicks across Bock’s chest then locked in the mui tai clinch again. Knee after knee came to Bock’s face and the fans cheered at every strike. The final knee sent Bock to the floor and he groggily picked himself up. Riley was waiting, taunting him to get up, the fans on their feet. Bock swung a weak punch, he was punch drunk, he didn’t know what he was doing, he was in trouble. Riley easily ducked the punch and got behind the champion. Riley got the champ on his shoulders and hit the Irish Welcoming. Bock was never going to kick out. Riley got the three-count. We have a new World Champion.
The fans exploded for the finish. Riley Shamrock becomes the 13th SNW World Champion. He stayed on his knees as the referee handed not only the FUSE Championship but the belt he had just won, the SNW World Championship. Then he got to his feet to have his arms raised. He then climbed the top rope with his titles and fireworks went off in the background. Confetti then rained from the ceiling as the iPPV came to a close with an iconic moment: Riley Shamrock holding both the SNW World Championship and the FUSE Championship.
Exclusively on YouTube, we saw the after events. Riley went over to his family and hugged them then made his way up the ramp. Posing on the ramp with the new title. Referee’s checked on Bock who looked like he was knocked out. Cameron Stone and Baby J Jamerson came out to help Bock to the back. Strangely he was cheered, although that’s probably due to the match, not him being face. Riley then went backstage where the majority of the roster were there clapping. Part Owner Red Dragon was first to congratulate him, shaking his hand and hugging him and sharing a joke with him at Mike Bockwinkel's expense
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 14, 2014 14:08:30 GMT -5
The United Front – Faction Warfare (3-Disc Ultimate Edition)
The Invasion from Within First hint was in mid-2011 ‘Change is Coming’ First appearance of masked attackers at ‘Three’ Reveal of the members at ‘The Rapture 2011’ Jack Powers vs. Evan Pagano vs. Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock and aftermath ‘Cardiff, Wales’ Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers ‘London, England’ (Title Win) Evan Pagano vs. Riley Shamrock ‘Belfast, N.Ireland’ Jack Powers, Cain Jackal and Zakk Static vs. Henry Edwards, Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart ‘Belfast, N. Ireland’ Jack Powers vs. Jacob Ryler: ‘Edinburgh, Scotland’ The United Front (Powers and Pagano) vs. Henry Edwards and Jack Joseph ‘Newcastle, England’
At War with the Revolution The United Front (Devine, Shamrock, Safu and LyNN) vs. Revolution X (Pagano, Kagemann, Static and Jackal) ‘Manchester, England’ Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart vs. Revolution X vs. Adrenaline ‘One Night in Germany’ Revolution X (Devine and Riley) vs. United Front (Pagano and Kagemann) ‘One Night in Germany’ Jack Powers vs. Henry Edwards and aftermath ‘One Night in Germany’ (Golden Mask Screws Edwards) Jordan Devine vs. Jason Williams ‘The Indefinite Article’ United Front (Powers, Williams, Jaguar, Kagemann, Static and Jackal) vs. Resistance ‘The Indefinite Article’ Evan Pagano vs. Jordan Devine ‘Be the Best 2012’ Jack Powers vs. Jordan Devine and aftermath ‘The Devine Challenge’ (Hammers Returns)
Onwards to Warfare United Front (Powers and Pagano) vs. Revolution X (Safu and LyNN) ‘Global Mourning’ Adrenaline (Kagemann, Static, Jackal) vs. Revolution X (Shamrock, Safu and LyNN) ‘White Wash’ Jet Jaguar vs. Jacob Ryler: ‘Riot Act V’ 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’
The Fall of the United Front Revolution X2 (Safu and LyNN) vs. United Front 2 (Kagemann and Williams) ‘Clash of the Duos N1 2012’ United Front (Powers and Pagano) vs. Justin Tyger & Hafiz Abdurehman ‘Clash of the Duos N1 2012’ Adrenaline (Kagemann, Static and Jackal) vs. AirDevils ‘Four’ Highlights from Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart ‘Four’ No DQ: Jason Williams vs. Cody Rejero ‘The Rapture 2012’ Jack Powers vs. Evan Pagano ‘The Rapture 2012’ Steven Kagemann vs. Jack Powers ‘Calgary, Alberta’
The Three Disc set includes shoot interviews from the likes of Powers, Pagano and head booker Marc Ryland and multiple promos and segments from the time including these two promos. The first comes from before we knew who the attackers were:
The following message was left as a voicemail on SNW’s Owner Marc Ryland’s office phone. Ryland felt it was a message all SNW fans must hear and so have given us permission to publish the message. The message can be heard on the SNW website and it is also typed out below. The voice of the messenger was distorted, clearly the man leaving the message doesn’t want anyone to know who he is.
Voice: It’s a shame you didn’t pick up Mr. Ryland, I feel we have a lot to talk about. You know who I am, at least, you know I am behind the attacks. I must first off applaud your detective skills Mr. Ryland on not just finding the mask but also coming to the conclusion that we come from within SNW. Because, you’re correct. Well done. However, don’t think for one second you’ve out smarted us, that you’ve got the upper hand because you haven’t. Maybe you should think about whether we dropped that mask on purpose or by accident. Maybe we just wanted to shake things up, maybe we just want change.
Voice (con't): Because Mr. Ryland, change is coming. Whether you like it or not. You can’t do a thing about it, neither can Revolution X or your pin-up boy Henry Edwards. We will change SNW forever, it will never be the same again. So Mr. Ryland, the SNW public, (since no doubt you’ll release this to the internet for all the nerdy parasites to feed off to form your own conclusions, which will no doubt be wrong) you have three choices, join us, leave or be made to leave. And you better make your mind up soon. Because the time is coming. The time of the new age, a new rebellion, a United Front which will rise up, soon enough and you’ll all be left with nothing... nothing at all.
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The second promo highlight from the DVD set is the promo the United Front did after they revealed who they were following the events of ‘the Rapture’:
Powers: And there it is. The turning point in SNW. The catalyst. Because now everything changes. Don’t believe me? Just wait. Just wait until the next SNW show. I can guarantee you that (Henry) Edwards is raising an army, Jordan Devine is trying to pick his team up and anybody who is left will be trying to cling onto someone. Why? Because everything’s changed. SNW used to be a place where one man could climb to the top. No-more. From now on, one man can’t make it in SNW anymore. Now one man will just be picked off, the weak link. It’s all about groups now, it’s all about numbers. SNW... it’s a gangland now.
Pagano: Edwards you betrayed my trust, I was behind you. Yes, I wanted your title. Yes, I wanted spot but I was waiting, just waiting. Now I’m done waiting. Now I want your title and I want your spot, at the very top of SNW. I wasn’t a part of this at the start but now I see SNW for what it really is, thanks to Henry Edwards.
Powers: So why? So why did we do it? Why did we do what we did? Simple. I saw SNW for what it really was. I’ve been held back from my potential all these years, why haven’t I been Duos champion? Why haven’t I been World Champion? Because the guys at the top have held us down. I told Jason Williams about my plan, he’s just like me. A man who has been held down by the guys up top no-more. And once Pagano saw the light he agreed to.
Kagemann: So how do I fit into all this, I hear you ask? For Powers he wants to start a new SNW. For Jason he wants equal chances. For Pagano he wants revenge. Me... Let me put it like this. Some men want wealth and fortune, others recognition and glory. Me... I just want to watch SNW BURN! Powers told me about his plan, he knew before even asking that I’d be part. He needed numbers, he knew that 4 men alone couldn’t change SNW like he wanted. So I got Zakk (Static) and Cain (Jackal) and moulded them into my own.
Powers: Now SNW, do you understand? Do you understand why we had to do this. SNW needed to change. We were the change. SNW will never be the same again. This is the time of the new age, a new rebellion, a United Front.
Powers: To the United Front!
All: THE UNITED FRONT!
As well as promos from the time, there are also shoot interviews from United Front members and others from within SNW. The highlight being part owner Marc Ryland commenting on the original plans for the United Front:
Ryland: The gang warfare angle was set to run for one year, if it was successful then we’d keep it up. In the end it didn’t seem right, it wasn’t how we wanted to run SNW. But it was fun while it lasted. The original plan was for the Fire and the Fury to join up later on. They would be Duos Champions, Jason FUSE Champion and Jack (Powers) World Champion. Meaning they would be the first team to hold all the titles at the same time, which would really piss off Revolution X as that has been their aim since the very start. Later on Jack would lose the title and decide he needed to concentrate on going singles and look for someone to take over the running of the team. He would turn to Bockwinkel. Bock would then turn the team on Jack, kicking Jack out from the team, just like he did when he took over RevX. But just like he did with RevX, it would all implode around him. Obviously we never got that far, we felt it run its course. It told a good story and who knows, maybe it’s not finished yet.
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Post by snickelodeon on Aug 14, 2014 17:08:08 GMT -5
Riot Act 8 feedback...
First things first that Main Event... DAMN!!
Along with AJ's Bryan/Brock match it's up there with one of the best matches I've read. The rise of Riley has been a simple story told perfectly. Anyone following would have known he was going over tonight. The payoff was beautiful.
You know I'm a fan of the little touches and numbers/stats. Classic main event, great job.
Rest of the card weren't bad either tag title match was also awesome, while Kellen/Hogan was another big match. Nice to see you put Kellen over shame Ace has gone quiet because he was building up Kellen very well. Demento is another star on rise. He'll have a big year and Riley-Demento could be huge.
Top to bottom great card which had a little extra effort out in because it's a big show. No complaints from me. I'd be proud of this show.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 16, 2014 8:04:01 GMT -5
Great show, dude. The main event write up was excellent. Beast Kong as champ should be interesting, she is a dominant force. The Fatality Squad retaining is what's best for business, they are a good tag team. Dave Demento is on a rise, man. I can't wait to see where it goes. Warfare was extreme. Kellen going over creates a force in SNW, as he is the outsider coming in. And finally, that main event was total awesomeness. Riley Shamrock seems to be the guy to lead SNW into the next generation of guys, which includes Demento and the other guys. Awesome show and I can't wait for the Magnificent 10.
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Post by Shamrock. on Aug 16, 2014 18:27:36 GMT -5
You've made my interwebs dream come true...a Shamrock is a world champion! Only took three generations but damn it feels good. INCREDIBLE show brother, can't wait to see where things go from here.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 18, 2014 18:15:11 GMT -5
Riot Act was a fantastic show. Loved the main event writeup, nice to see SOMEONE give a Shamrock a major title in one of these sign ups! The Warfare match sounded great as well.
What do we have to do to get a Slayer as a regular up in this mug?
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Post by Shamrock. on Aug 19, 2014 15:57:29 GMT -5
Riot Act was a fantastic show. Loved the main event writeup, nice to see SOMEONE give a Shamrock a major title in one of these sign ups! The Warfare match sounded great as well. What do we have to do to get a Slayer as a regular up in this mug? I knew I still had fans!!
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 21, 2014 5:13:08 GMT -5
SNW buys out Premier WrestlingToday it was announced that SNW has bought out fellow promotion Premier Wrestling. Premier Wrestling is a promotion which took the bold step of hosting an international tour early on in their schedule to crown their first World Champion. But following their first champion being crowned the company seemingly shut down. Premier Wrestling has a great roster which includes some SNW wrestlers such as Ace Bennett, Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone but also the likes of Calvin Little Jr, Adam King and the World Champion Dante Randall. SNW have previously worked with Premier Wrestling, most notably in last years Young Lions Cup. Although the future of Premier Wrestling is unclear at the moment it is rumoured that SNW will act as a landlord to Premier Wrestling and loan the promotion back to them. SNW already has one side promotion in Synergy but are much more hands on in the running of that promotion. Premier has hinted that they will offer a ‘gritty style of wrestling’, this can be seen by their recent decision to change their Facebook profile picture:
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 21, 2014 5:18:48 GMT -5
Synergy Issue #11 2nd Anniversary Show
Drew Parkland and Petey the Pirate came out to open the show. Drew thanked everyone for coming and for supporting Synergy the last two years. Petey listed some of the competitors in action which included SNW stars: Ace Bennett, Matt Spade and all three of the AirDevils. He also said that the SNW Women’s title will be on the line and in the main event, Synergy will crowd their first ever World Champion. Rose Parkland then stood on the stage showing off the belt.
1) AirDevils vs. Mockingbird and Noah Lee: The second Anniversary show kicked off with six-man action. The Devils are always a treat for any fans, and in this one it included all three of them: Clark, Gerard and Cantell. Mockingbird are good opponents for the Devils as they have quick fast paced highflying action. Lee impressed too in his first big match. The Devils got the win with the Swan Dive DDT after dives from Gerard and Cantrell.
2) Joseph Stone vs. Masked Marvel: Cameron Stone’s son, Joseph had a tough challenge against the old schooler Masked Marvel. Stone didn’t seem so spot reliant in this match, so there is an improvement. In time he’ll be even better. However, he lost to a Bearhug here.
3) Drew and Rose Parkland vs. Justin Allusion and Alicia Bennett: Inter-gender tag team action followed with Drew teaming with his daughter to take on the madcap team of the masked Allusion and Ace’s sister. There was some good comedic action in this one which ended when Rose rolled up Allusion.
4) WOM: Beast Kong vs. Red Fire: Simple enough first defence for the dominant Beast Kong. Fire flew about trying to do the damage but then Kong used her fists and her size to dominate and retain following a Sitdown Powerbomb.
Baby J Jamerson came out to cut a promo. Like usual he sounded like Mike Bockwinkel-lite. He said that his loss at Issue 10 was a mistake and he will change that tonight.
5) Baby J Jamerson vs. Kourtney Love: This started like another comedy match but then the match became more serious later on. Baby J played the cocky heel, he felt like he had the match in control but once again Love roared back and nearly got the win. J got the knees up to the Lovesault but then walked into a hurricanrana pin.
6) Team Bennett vs. Jacob Ryler and “El Hijo Nature Boy” Pedro Flair: Ace and co got a great reaction, he brought out everyone with him including Clive the Janitor. Their opponents played heel, Ryler has teamed with Flair before, even if it was under a different gimmick, so they had good chemistry. The match was a good back and forth contest with the fans really cheering for Ace. In the end the Busaki Knee/Bearhug combo gave the faces the win.
Intermission. Ace, Spade, Alicia and Clive stayed out at the break to sign and take photos. They still play cocky heels but are treated like faces for their good performances and comedic promos.
7) Parkland Bros vs. Knife Fight: The big matches started after the break. The Parkland are always treated like heroes in their home promotion but Knife Fight were treated well, despite playing heels. It’s matches like this that show how the Parkland Bros have grown since debuting in SNW. Duke is the better brother but he has been in SNW longer. Thier not the only ones who have shown improving, Knife Fight are now a boneafide top team. The action was thick and fast with Cain and Zakk isolating Axel from tagging out. A hot tag was made but it wasn’t enough, the Brainbuster/Spear combo earned Knife Fight the victory.
Before the main event, Drew Parkland, Petey the Pirate and Rose Parkland came out with the Synergy Championship. They introduced each competitor and announced it was an elimination three-way.
8) SYN: Daniel Sinn vs. Cody Rejero vs. Dave Demento: Great way to end the second anniversary show and crown a first champion. Crowd wise, Cody was cheered the loudest, Sinn close behind and Demento the biggest heel on the entire show. There was plenty of cool spots in the match including a tower of doom, Cody’s dive to the floor and Dave going for the running punt kick but being caught by a Pepsi Driver. The first elimation was a shocker. Cody hit a Pepsi Driver on Sinn then went for the pin but was booted in the head by the running punt kick which eliminated him. Then it was down to Sinn and Demento. The two continued with Demento taunting the crowd and getting too cocky at times. The two hit a superplex into the ring, then Demento lined up the punt kick. He missed and Sinn hit the Original Sinn but Demento kicked out! Sinn went for it again, Demento slipped out hit a spinning backfist then hit the running punt kick to win the title.
----------------------------------------------- Announcement on previous page.
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 25, 2014 12:55:31 GMT -5
Alt:Pro Presents: Momentum
Zackary Miller made his way out to the ring, he had Big Bob by his side, likely in his role as Robert the Bodyguard. Miller said tonight was the last night to impress before he chooses the eight competitors who will fight it out at the next event to become the first every Alt:Pro Heavyweight Champion.
1) Lloyd Blaze and Max Blaze vs. Tom Felix and DJ Hughes: This was a slight change from the last time these two met, Hughes replaced the other ‘DJ’ and as a result it was a slightly better match. The Blaze brothers still carried the match, and won with the T-Bone/ Corkscrew Leg-drop combo.
2) Phenom vs. Dane Warron: The 17 year old Warron really impressed at the last show with his debut against Vincent Fury. Again, Warron was up against a tough opponent in Phenom and the gangsta from Oklahoma beat up Warron bad but the youngster didn’t quit. Fans were behind both men but as the match wore on Warron got the louder chants. Every comeback was greeted by loud cheers. In the end Phenom was setting up for the UFO (Top rope Pedigree) but couldn’t lock in the arms. That is when Alexander Kuleshov ran out and pushed Phenom to the floor and powerbombed Warron causing a DQ.
Fans were very disappointed by the finish and boo’ed Kuleshov as he beat down both men. Hitting a pumphandle slam and AK47 on Warron then a kitchen sink kick and a chokebreaker on the outside.
3) Twisted Assassin vs. Nate Ryan: There was only one way this match was going to go, utter squash. Again, Assassin looked fantastic and the fans rallied behind him. Ryan didn’t get any offence in, it was all Assassin. Assassin’s hit the usual moveset of stiff strikes, Undertaker’s Old School and a sick Yakuza Kick to get the crowd going before he finished off Ryan with the Assassin’s Fury which is a torture rack into a piledriver.
Tobias Black, Ryan’s tag team partner, who was at ringside then checked on his partner. Assassin went to walk out as he usually does, with no celebration. But then from inside the ring, Black called him back challenging him to a match. Assassin walked back into the ring, leading to:
3b) Twisted Assassin vs. Tobias Black: Despite Assassin competing in one match already, he wasn’t going to lose this one. Black flew at Assassin with a dropkick, jumping punch and strikes, trying to do damage but to no avail. Black then went up top and hit a 450 at the standing Assassin. But Assassin just caught him and hit him with a powerbomb. Assassin hit the ropes and hit a boot to the face. He then lifted the lifeless Black hit the Old School, then the Assassin’s Fury for his second win tonight.
4) Vincent Valintino vs. Kris Havok: This was young Havok’s first match, he had a scuffle with Christopher Kennedy Jones last time. While highflyer Valintino lost to Phenom. So both were looking for wins. Havok looked decent, what he lacks in skill he makes up for in charisma. Valintino is a good worker, a highflyer who can be relied upon to put on a good match. Havok hit the Reapers Touch which is a modified Enziguri but couldn’t capitalise because he was distracted by CKJ. Havok shouted at CKJ which gave Valintino enough time to recover and roll-up Havok in a small package.
5) Arthur Williams and Rory Wiseman vs. Antonio Benitez and Pablo ‘Speedy’ Gonzalez: This was a little bit stereotypical, sticking the Brits together and the two Hispanics but the Brits have been working together since Alt:Pro started and they have improved as a team. It continued here and the two played fantastic cocky heels who isolated the less experienced ‘Speedy’ from tagging out. There was some offence from the face and they hit stereo dives to the floor to get the crowd going. But this wasn’t enough, as Wiseman hit the Flower of Scotland to get the win.
Intermission. Williams and Wiseman stayed out after their win to tell the crowd that they are the best team in Alt:Pro. They said the only thing standing in their way is the Blaze Brothers who beat them on the first show. They said they’ve improved since then and they will show that next time when they beat the Blaze brothers to prove once and for all, they are the better tag team in Alt:Pro.
6) Patrick R. Everson and Jake Swindell vs. Ron Crockett and Derek Falcon: This tag match came about after the rivalry between Everson and Crockett spilled over into Everson’s match with youngster Swindell. Now Everson teams with Swindell to take on Crockett and his rather random tag partner (and recently renamed) Derek Falcon. It was clear Falcon was the odd one out, I dunno why Alt:Pro continue to book him so well, he’s wrestled badly ever since Alt:Pro started up. In comparison the feud between Everson and Crockett continues to impress, when they do have a rematch of their first show classic, it’s going to rock the house. Swindell also performed well, he played the part of the face in trouble brilliantly. He just oozes charisma and makes the crowd love him. Despite this, he took the fall after Crockett made him tap to the ankle lock.
7) Fire and the Fury vs. AJ Matthews and Matt: This was the first main event of Alt:Pro which lived up to expectations. The Fire and the Fury are a good team, but they need good opponents to bring the best out of them. Matt and AJ did this. They weren’t the usual babyfaces in peril, they took the fight to the former SNW Duos Champions and had Arsenic and Fury taking regular breaks to the outside to catch their breaths. Matt is just a big guy who just dominates whenever he is in the ring, while AJ is also a big guy but he also utilises a speedy moveset. They were a good team and Arsenic and Fury struggled until they turned to cheating to take advantage. But even then, Matt kicked out of a Fury Strike and the Arsenic Driver on AJ was broken up. So the former SNW Clash of the Duos winners went for the Assisted Piledriver but it was broken up, Matt hit a lariat to send Fury to the floor which allowed AJ to nail the Eastern Execution to Arsenic and lock in the Crossface for the submission win.
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 28, 2014 7:34:16 GMT -5
Magnificent 10: 2015 NEXT SHOW
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 SEVEN (Anniversary Show) live on iPPV at the Du Burns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland. Here's the competitors:
Ace Bennett (5th Time, Eliminated 5th 2011, Eliminated 8th 2012, Winner 2013, Eliminated 6th 2014)
Chris Hammers (6th Time, Runner-Up 2009, Eliminated 8th 2010, Runner-Up 2012, Eliminated 7th 2013, Runner-Up 2014)
Jordan Devine (4th Time, Eliminated 7th 2010, Eliminated 7th 2011, Eliminated 4th 2012)
Kevin Hart (4th Time, Eliminated 3rd 2010, Runner-Up 2011, Winner 2014)
Mike Hogan (2nd Time, Eliminated 6th 2014)
Nick Jacobs (3rd Time, Eliminated 4th 2010, Eliminated 4th 2014)
Jack Powers (7th Time, Winner 2009, Runner-Up 2010, Eliminated 6th 2011, Eliminated 5th 2012, Eliminated 8th 2013, Eliminated 8th 2014)
Safu (5th Time, Eliminated 1st 2009, Eliminated 2nd 2010, Eliminated 4th 2012, Eliminated 2nd 2014)
Matt Spade (New Entrant)
Cameron Stone (New Entrant)
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 2, 2014 9:18:09 GMT -5
Magnificent 10: 2015
As per usual, the 10 competitors of the Magnificent 10 came out for a group photo. Not much to note on the entrances: Revolution X came out together, as did Ace and Spade. Biggest cheer was for Hogan, loudest boo was for RevX.
1) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan vs. Nick Jacobs vs. Jack Powers vs. Safu vs. Matt Spade vs. Cameron Stone: This was your usual beginning to the M10, lots of brawling in the ring, making it look like a clusterf*** then the action breaking up, some to the floor and others inside the ring. There was no big rivals squaring off, even RevX and Team Bennett were separated, which suggests that feud is over. First elimination of the night was Matt Spade following a Maple Leaf Revenge from Hart and a Springboard Elbow from Hogan. Next out was Nick Jacobs, who fell to the RevX contingent, Safu hitting the Samoan Drop while Hammers booted him in the head. Eliminated: Matt Spade and Nick Jacobs
2) Daniel Sinn vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: From ten men to two. It looks like Sinn is having a little push at the moment, which is good since he has all the qualities to become a top star. The Lady Killers were split so he could be pushed but maybe not a top tier star quite yet. In the match Sinn controlled but he works so well with highflyers as shown before with his matches with Clark and Jaguar. Sinn put El Hijo away with the Original Sinn.
3) Mockingbird vs. Knife Fight: Simple enough tag match, nothing we’ve not seen before. However, these two teams have grown dramatically since they first started in SNW. So it’s great to see how good they are now, both deserve runs with the Duos titles, Knife Fight more so. So it was no suprise to see the Brainbuster/ Spear combo give Knife Fight the big W and put them in title contention.
4) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan vs. Jack Powers vs. Safu vs. Cameron Stone: The M10 continued but now with 8 men. The action as a lot clearer in this part as the story of this part was RevX’s dominance, having 3 men left they could control the match. This was evident as Stone tried to take on all three men and ended up being eliminated via a Devinity. But RevX took their eye of the ball and Devine was soon taken out by Hogan who hit him with the Timewarp. Eliminated: Cameron Stone and Jordan Devine
Before the next match, Demento took to the mic and put over the fact that he booted Drew Parkland so hard in the head that he had to retire. Demento said his boot killed off what remaining brain cells Drew had.
5) Dave Demento vs. Jason Williams: Demento has been on a roll as of late and is looking great both in the ring and on the mic. Jason is better well rounded athlete since returning from Japan and played the unusual role of face here, which he hadn’t done since he joined United Front in late 2011. Jason got the fans going with some high spots but the running punt kick name the F***tard carried on Dave’s good run.
6) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Kevin Hart vs. Mike Hogan vs. Jack Powers vs. Safu: The final six threw themselves into the carnage in what was a very good segment of M10. It has been criticised in the past for not making the most of the talent but this showed exactly what a M10 can do. Lots of quick action and lots of interchanging. Safu was the first to go after being caught by a Busaki Knee from Ace. The action continued for a good while longer until Mike Hogan was eliminated following a Syracuse Drop when he was going for a superplex on Powers. Eliminated: Safu and Mike Hogan
Intermission. The competitors left the ring but Hogan sat in the middle of the ring with his head in his hands. Dave Demento then came out with a mic on the entrance. He put over the fact that he ended Drew Parkland’s career (again) before saying ‘how the mighty had fallen’. He said at the start of the year, Hogan was cheated out of winning the title on two occasions, ‘now you can’t even beat a loser from ISW, or get the to the final 4 in M10’. Demento said he wanted to capitalise on this and challenged Hogan to a bout at SEVEN, because Demento said a win over a former SNW World Champion would look good on his ever increasing list of accomplishments.
7) DUOS: Fatality Squad vs. Your Mom: Baz Hepburn a SNW semi-regular returned to team up with his former partner Cody Rejero to challenge for the belts. Cody unsuccessfully challenged for the belts at Riot Act, and he probably had a better chance teaming with Hart than he did with Baz. The Squad controlled but any time Your Mom got any offence the fans went wild. The Fall/Double Stomp combo was broken up so the Ball and Chain was used, which made another title defence for the champions.
After the bell, Knife Fight appeared on the stage, they challenged the Squad to a title bout at SEVEN. They focused their words on Kagemann, their former mentor.
8) SNW: Riley Shamrock vs. Mike Bockwinkel: This was a rematch from the Riot Act main event, it didn’t have the big time feel or the grander of a massive title bout. Everyone knew what the result would be. Nevertheless it was a good bout. They stole a lot of the action from the classic at Riot Act but obviously cut it down since the iPPV match was much longer. Riley made a long enterance, showing off his two titles, the SNW World title and the FUSE Championship. So in many ways it was a best of or highlights package. The whole finisher hitting was cut but the strike exchanges remained. Bock was cut open above the eye after some partically nasty shots, it wasn’t a huge wound but it added to the bout. Riley took a nasty bump after missing a dive to the outside but carried on. Riley got his first defence when he locked in the Ode to Shamrock and had the former champ tapping.
9) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Kevin Hart vs. Jack Powers: And then there were four. There were three previous winners Ace (2013), Hart (2014), Powers (2009) and also the man who has come the closest but never won Hammers (x3 runner up 09, 12 and 14). The action was great and really made up for what has been a so-so night of action (minus the last M10 segment). Powers wasn’t really in it much and hadn’t really done much throughout but he continued to stay in it. Some fans throught he was injured, which would explain why he was on the outside for so long. Of course, Hart/Bennett is always going to rock the house and add in the first ever SNW World Champion, it made for a great back and forth contest. Hart got the better of his long term rival, making Ace tap to the Sharpshooter. Hart and Hammers then squared off with last years winner coming out on top, hitting a Fisherman suplex Piledriver which we haven’t seen from him since last years M10. Powers then entered and he and Hart had a good back and forth match. But then Powers landed on his ankle from a suplex and looked hurt. He rolled about clutching his ankle, the referee even pushing Hart away to check on Powers. Hart looked concerned about Powers as did the fans, so Hart went over to check on him. Then Powers struck, pulling Hart to the floor in a crossface then locking in the Choke Out. Hart couldn’t last long and soon tapped.
Jack Powers leaped to his feet and celebrated on the top rope. There was nothing wrong with him, he feigned injury to win the bout. After all he has said about wanting to make up for his actions at United Front he seemed to have turned to the dark side once more. Hart rolled to the outside as Powers celebrated amongst boos. Then ‘Knights of Cydonia' hit and the SNW World Champion and FUSE Champion made his entrance on the ramp. Riley and Powers were long time friends, but Riley didn’t look too pleased by Powers actions. They will face off at SEVEN.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 2, 2014 9:18:43 GMT -5
SEVEN Live from Du Burns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland only on SNW Player
SNW World Championship Riley Shamrock vs. Jack Powers The newly crowned champion made his first defence against former champion at Magnificent 10, meanwhile his former best friend Jack Powers won the event in unusual circumstances. Powers faked injury to win the match, he spent years trying to win back the crowd for his part in United Front. Will we get an explanation from Powers? And can Riley retain over the man he previously battled alongside?
FUSE Championship Riley Shamrock vs. Daniel Sinn But before Riley defends the SNW World Championship, he’s got another title to defend, the FUSE Championship. He recently became the longest reigning FUSE Champion, but can he keep both belts at SEVEN?
SNW Duos Championships Fatality Squad (Bret Thomas and Steven Kagemann) vs. Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) The Squad have been dominant ever since they re-emerged onto the scene last year. However, Knife Fight have had similar success, slowly growing to not only win over the fans but also win their matches. An added twist in this match is that Steven Kagemann previously served as a mentor to Static and Jackal. Can the students overcome the mentor and win the titles?
SNW Women’s Championship Beast Kong vs. Wasp vs. Amy Lee vs. Red Fire Four women will enter Baltimore but only one will leave as champion. Three of these women know each other really well, facing off on numerous occasions but what will the added factor of Red Fire mean?
Chris Hammers, Safu, Matt Spade and Nick Jacobs vs. Ace Bennett, Mike Bockwinkel, Jordan Devine and Jason Williams In what has now become a tradition, every year at the Anniversary two teams of four face off in a big bout celebrating the best athletes who have stepped into the SNW ring. Previously the match has contained only members of the Original 16 students who signed up to SNW. But this year that changes. Four members of the Original 16 face off with four men from the First Class of students that signed up following the Original 16. Partners face off in this one of a kind bout.
Mike Hogan vs. Dave Demento Both these two men have had big years. Hogan came close to winning the World title twice, once where he came within seconds of winning the belt for a second time and later being cheated after interference from ISW’s Hunter Kellen. Hogan then lost to Kellen and then didn’t make it to the final four of M10. Demento was quick to mock, he’s had breakthrough year. He went viral, became the bad boy of SNW and ended the career of Drew Parkland. But only one can come out on top here.
Kevin Hart vs. Cameron Stone It’s the battle of Calgary! Former SNW World Champion, Kevin Hart will be hoping to bounce back from narrowly losing out on winning the M10 by beating Cameron Stone. It will be tough, since the big Canadian is a tough challenge for anyone, including Hart.
The Joseph Brothers (Jack and Matt Joseph) and Koutney Love vs. Duke, Axel and Rose Parkland Six-intergender action will occur at SEVEN. Two teams wanting to make a name for themselves will team up with some of the best from the women’s division. Who will leave with the win?
AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Mockingbird (Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield) The show will open in the most spectacular opener, SNW’s highflying teams will clash to determine who is the better duo. They have faced off before but the AirDevils requested this bout to see how far Mockingbird have come since they faced off last. This is sure to be a firecracker.
Countdown to SEVEN Pre-show to SEVEN
Cody Rejero vs. Baz Hepburn
Carson Clark vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio
LyNN vs. Jacob Ryler
Baby J Jamerson vs. Noah Lee vs. Joseph Stone
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Post by Cameron Stone on Sept 2, 2014 13:26:01 GMT -5
Great show, didn't really expect powers to win it, but I like it. Damn son, battle of Calgary. Sorry I haven't really been replying, I ve been reading, but lots has been going on last few months
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