Sims National Wrestling: 2008-2021

Peace Factor

Evan Pagano walked out and told the fans after last week he should be the World Champion. SNW Champion, Henry Edwards came out and told Pagano he realises how he must feel and is giving him a rematch. Chris Hammers then stood at the entrance (with stable members Safu and LyNN) and said that Edwards is only giving title matches to his friends. Edwards responded by telling Hammers to meet him in the ring later tonight with his friends for some six-man tag team action.

1) AirDevils vs. Your Mom: Some fast paced tag team action to kick off with the ever-quick AirDevils taking on the ever-comical Your Mom. The fans popped lively for Cody and Baz’s version of Team 3D’s Whassup? but the Devils got the win following the Bombs Away.

2) Mike Hogan vs. Kevin Hart vs. X Jack: Another quick paced affair followed, with all men going all out to prove they are the future of SNW. All men proved that they could hold the FUSE title soon. A wicked tower of doom was the highlight of the match as bodies flew all across the ring. However Hart got the win after a sick 450 Splash on Hogan.

SNW’s resident psychopath Steven Kagemann came out. In his own distinctive (yet crazy) way he cut a promo saying that he needs to show his real side again.

3) Daniel Sinn vs. Mike Bockwinkel: This was the first of two matches between one half of the New Age Lady Killers and the Gentlemen’s Club. The match was very surprising as they meshed well due to both men’s knowledge of the old school Catch-a-Can style. Bockwinkel secured the victory following a chain of moves ending in a Bockwinkel Special. MOTN.

Intermission. Still no merchandise on sale

4) Drew Parkland vs. Nick Jacobs: Although this match wasn’t as good as its predecessor it was still a decent match. However the fans weren’t totally into it after the terrific last match. The fans picked up after a picture perfect Suicide Dive into the crowd by Parkland. Nick Jacobs showed that the Gentlemen’s Club were better single competitors than the Killers after achieving the three count following a Jacobs Drop 2.0.

Ace Bennett then strutted to the ring in a modern styled shirt. Bennett said he needs to leave his past behind in order to move on. Bennett said that he setting his eyes on a bigger goal now.

5) FUSE: Sam Kineval vs. Jay Briscoe: Although usually a tag competitor Briscoe can still wrestle a good singles match. A big “Man-Up” chant was heard throughout the match and Kineval played heel to Jay perfectly. After dodging a corner clothesline Kineval pulled out a huge kick to the face (much like El Generico’s Ole Kick) then followed it up with a Welcome to Kineval-Ville Mother F*cker.

6) Henry Edwards, Evan Pagano and Jack Powers vs. Revolution X: The match started with lots of tags and lots of good action. But then became one sided once Edwards couldn’t make the tag. After being separated from his team for most of the match Edwards made the hot tag to Pagano who cleared house. After a dive over the top rope by Powers onto Safu, Pagano was able to hit the Calling on LyNN.

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The show started with the returning Matt Spade with a familiar face. The man with him was Kevin Hart’s former partner and brother Gavin Hart although slightly larger. They were announced as The House of Cards due to their last names.

1) House of Cards vs. Your Mom: Spade and Hart had some teething problems being a new tag team but they should be solved as they team together more often. Cody and Baz were having a fun time wrestling with this new team and got the surprise win following a double sunset flip.

After the match Your Mom exited to the outside and celebrated like looney’s in the crowd getting as many high fives as humanly possible. Spade and Hart looked upset with what just happened.

2) Revolution X vs. Diamond Fortune: Another tag match followed this time it was slightly less even. Safu and Lynn took control of most of the match due to their experience but Diamond Fortune were getting good reactions from the crowd. They tried for their Neckbreaker/ Frog Splash combo but Safu interrupted, shoving Fortune to the outside and killing Diamond with a Samoan Drop.

Kevin Hart walked out and said that last week he had the FUSE Champion tapping and so he demands a title shot. FUSE Champ, Sam Kineval came out and told Hart that he doesn’t deserve a shot at the title because first he has to prove himself. Hart says he doesn’t have to prove himself to anybody but gets cut off mid sentence by a low blow.

3) Ace Bennett vs. Tom Gerard: This was the battle of the former teammates. Its good to see how far Ace has come since his time as the American Airforce. Ace obviously looked better than Gerard even with Clark at ringside Ace took most of the match. There were some cool lucha spots that they threw in showing chemistry between the two but the Shinning Wizard spelt the end for Gerard.

Intermission. Some older DVDs were at the merchandise table. It was announced that Team Frightening (Mike Quackenbush, Hallowicked and Frightmare) were announced to be in Main Event action next week.

4) Jack Powers and Jason Williams vs. Bret Thomas and Mike Hogan: This is the first match Powers and Thomas have been in the same ring since Thomas’ heel turn. Jason was in the match to get revenge on Thomas and got a lot more time to showcase his skills. Hogan was also impressive but Thomas’ new monster heel gimmick is going very well. Thomas got another pin fall over Williams with The Fall.

5) Chris Hammers vs. Jacob Ryler: This was a decent match but nothing special, although Ryler wrestles a heavyweight style he uses some highflying moves to excite the crowd. RevX tried to help Hammers but all members were sent out early on. In the end X Jack ran out and slid in a chair. As the referee sent him out Hammers hit Ryler with the chair and got a victory.

After the match Hammers looked over to X Jack who was at the entrance and gave out a small smile. It seems as if X Jack impresses the former World Champ.

6) DUOS: New Age Lady Killers vs. Gentlemen’s Club: A great way to end of tonight’s show with a title match. The Killers got the loudest pop of the night and the fans were also quite vocal in voicing their opinions of Bockwinkel and Jacobs. So far this feud has already created some top quality action and it seems as if there will be more in the future. Although the Club entered with previous single wins over the Killers they couldn’t top the experience of the champions and fell to the Pin Pointer. MOTN.

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1) Jason Williams vs. Alex Diamond: A decent way to kick off, these guys were given enough time to show off their skills and not too much for the match to drag. Both men kept the pace quick with high impact moves to connect with the crowd. Williams got a win over the tag competitor after a Psycho Driver.

Matt Spade and Gavin Hart (now known as House of Cards) came to the ring and cut a decent promo on their opponents. They said that although they lost last week they would get their revenge tonight.

2) House of Cards vs. Your Mom: In a rematch from last week these two teams brought a completely different match. Like last week Spade and Hart had teething problems but it is only their second time teaming. Like last week Cody went for the double sunset flip but Spade reversed it into a pin of his own while keeping his feet on the ropes.

3) Kevin Hart vs. X Jack: Sam Kineval and his FUSE title were at ringside watching Hart after the low blow last week. Kineval was constantly distracting him causing Jack to get the upper hand. Kineval eventually got on the apron but Kevin took him down with a Superkick. Hart started to get momentum from then on and went for the 450 Splash only for Kineval to push him off the top to the floor causing a DQ.

While X Jack left, Kineval threw Hart back in the ring. As Hart got to his feet Kineval hit him with the belt. Kineval then posed for a while over Hart before leaving.

Intermission. Same DVD’s as last week with some Quackenbush merchandise which he had brought with him.

4) Four Corners: Safu vs. Ace Bennett vs. Jacob Ryler vs. Steven Kagemann: The rules of this match only allowed two men in the ring at one time which added as an extra element to the match. The match was decent but nothing special. Bennett just didn’t click with anyone in the match, apart from Kagemann who he had limited time with. The end came as Bennett pulled out his Syracuse Dropped on Kagemann then landed on Ryler.

After the match Ace Bennett grabbed the microphone. Although obviously fatigued from the match Bennett felt it necessary to brag to the crowd about his recent performances. Bennett even said “hey, I’m possibly the best around huh?”

5) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jack Powers: This was a good back and forth main event calibre match. As always with these two men they worked a very technical match with the mat being the main place the action contested. This match was cut short of being a real main event match when Bret Thomas came down and attacked Powers while Bockwinkel distracted the referee with a fake injury. Mike then got the pin.

Bret Thomas then stood over Powers breathing freakishly heavily. Thomas then hoisted Powers up and dropped him back to the floor in his finisher named the Fall.

6) AirDevils and Evan Pagano vs. Mike Quackenbush, Hallowicked and Frightmare: Amazing match is all you can say about this match. Mike Quackenbush received a standing ovation when he entered and was over for the entire match. Incoherence also got good reactions and the fans loved ‘Wicked’s pet creature, Frightmare. The super-fast AirDevils worked very well against the Chikara athletes by keeping the pace super fast. The match came down to Pagano and Quackenbush and it was Quack who walked out the victor. MOTN