Sims National Wrestling: 2008-2021

Three (Anniversary Show)
Live from the “FUSE Arena” only on Go Fight Live

The show opens with a clip package of SNW 3 year run with highlights from all the big shows and iPPV’s which highlights plenty of top workers especially the World Champions since tonight all the former champions face off in an elimination rules match for the World title. The FUSE Arena was all dressed up for the event, just like Riot Act IV. There’s no student matches tonight but there is two student trials which kicks off right now.

1) Student Trial 5: Travis Cantrell and X Matt vs. Cody Rejero and Jason Williams: This was Cantrell’s and Matt’s last trial match before joining the roster so they were looking to impress. However, they had the tough challenge of the Canadian team standing in their way. Cody and Jason haven’t been too impressive as of late and looked to get the win to put themselves back on track. Lots of fast action and all four men were willing to do big spots. Cantrell hit a standing SSP on Cody only for Jason to hit the Psycho Driver to score the win for his team.

Mike Bockwinkel was shown arriving backstage in a limo. As the driver took Bockwinkel’s bags inside the arena Bockwinkel had some words to say to the camera. He spoke of the legacy SNW has already created and said that tonight begins a new better era in SNW, “the era of SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel: part II”

2) Student Trial 1: Cain Jackal vs. Matt Spade: This match wasn’t given much time and that might be a good thing. Both men are good workers but neither had any connection with the crowd, so the match lacked that extra sparkle. Jackal played a dominating monster but Spade kept out smarting him with his ring savy. Jackal ended up missing the Spear and hitting the ring post leading to a Sunset Flip win for Spade.

We go backstage to Revolution X’s locker room. Safu and LyNN seem to be planning something for their SNW Duos title shot later tonight. Devine walks over to Hammers and asks if he wants any “help” in the main event tonight. Hammers said he’s doing it alone tonight, so he wants no interference “but that doesn’t apply to the rest of the group.” Hammers then tells Devine that one day he’ll make a great leader but tonight he’s got to do what is right. Jord asks what “doing right” is and Hammers said he’ll find out soon enough.

3) Steven Kagemann and Zakk Static vs. Jacob Ryler and Jet Jaguar: This match played off exactly what it was billed, the two more experienced wrestlers Kagemann and Ryler led the match and the youngsters (even though all four are still young) went all out to impress their tag partner. Jaguar played the babyface in peril as Kagemann and Static kept him from making the tag. The crowd really got behind the masked Jaguar as he made his comeback and hit a stiff MMA style jumping knee to Static. Both men made the tag and Ryler came in on fire. However, the numbers soon proved too much for Ryler and a Brainbuster from Zakk and a Fire Tornado from Kagemann earned them the win.

Jack Joseph is backstage with his brother X Matt and Travis Cantrell. Jack said he’s proud of his little brother making the main roster. They then speak about Jack’s FUSE title match with AJ Matthews later tonight. Jack promises them that he’ll do everything to take the belt away from AJ tonight.

4) Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock: This match was a test for Riley, only Devine was standing in his way of being a part of Revolution X. We’ve seen Riley perform great before in the student division but he showed here he wasn’t just a one trick pony after his performance against Hammers. Unlike his match with Hammers, Riley got in a lot more offence. Devine still dominated but Riley looked much more of a threat. As Jord thought he had won it he went for a nonchalant Divinity only for Riley to counter into a roll-up and from the kick-out lock in the Ode to Shamrock. Jord looked to top but found a way out of it but Riley was in full control. In the end Riley’s over eagerness cost him as Jord’s quick counter into a La Magistral Cradle earned him the victory.

Following the match, Jordan left with Amy with anger evident on his face. As he was about to leave he turned back, reminiscent of Riley’s match with Hammers. Devine walked back down to the ring and asked Amy to hand him a mic. Devine simply said “Welcome to Revolution X” before handshaking Riley. Devine and Amy then left the ring as Riley looked on in shock. Jord then motioned for Riley to follow and he did.

5) Fire and the Fury vs. Jack Powers and Evan Pagano: The evil tag team has been a thorn in the side of Jack Powers for far too long they’ve done everything to push Powers out including injuring him with a fireball. Powers has fought back with a variety of partners but now with Pagano he stands a chance. Arsenic and Fury looked good together and as they continue to team they look better and better as a unit. Lots of tag moves between the two but Powers and Pagano are still fighting back well. Powers’ Power Suplex into a Choke-Out is broken up as is Pagano’s pinfall attempt from the Calling. The heels fight back and win cleanly following a sudden Fury Strike on Powers.

We cut backstage to Ace Bennett’s locker room when Alicia Bennett walks in on him stretching. Ace tells her to be quiet before she can even say anything since he knows what she is going to say. Alicia tells Ace that his recent bad luck and lacklustre performances are due to his attitude. She tells him once again that he must change to get back on winning ways. Ace said he’ll be happy after tonight since she can’t tell him that anymore since he’ll be SNW World Champion.

6) FUSE: A.J Matthews vs. Jack Joseph: This was much like all their previous matches and no stipulation meant nothing fresh was added to it. AJ brought his power game and took an early lead with his roughhouse style. Meanwhile Jack took to the skies with plenty of big highflying spots to keep the crowd interested in the bout. Both men technically wrestled well on the ground and the two have good chemistry but it is like we’ve seen it all before. The ending was unique as Jack’s springboard attempt was stopped as AJ caught him, he then moved Jack around into a Suplex for the Eastern Execution but Jack reversed into a Small Package for a close count. The match continued and AJ avoided a quick Pele with a Fujiwara Armbar. Jack didn’t give in so AJ let go and was able to hit the Eastern Execution. AJ had knocked Jack out from the finisher but Jack’s leg lay on the rope. AJ went for the pin and the referee didn’t see the leg on the rope so he gave the win to AJ.

Post match, AJ celebrated retaining his title against his rival and the referee raised his arm but a second referee made his way out to talk to the other referee. The new ref explained that Jack had his leg on the rope and showed the official referee. AJ stopped to celebrate as he saw what was going on and started arguing with the referee. AJ was angry about the new referee and worried he might change the decision so AJ punched the referee out! AJ then scampered up the ramp with his FUSE title as Jack awoke to see the carnage which had happened.

Intermission. Lots of speculation over the World title match containing all former champions tonight. Odds on favourite to win is Edwards but some are predicting a possible Hammers win.

7) DUOS: AirDevils vs. Revolution X: The fastest team on the planet today and current SNW Duos Champions had a tough challenge. They’re usually classed as the underdogs even if they hold the titles and tonight was the same. Standing in their way is the monstrous Safu and the technical machine LyNN. The AirDevils took the fight to RevX right way and hit stereo dives to the outside to get the crowd pumped. However, as the match wore on RevX took control. Safu’s size, strength and power took over and suddenly the AirDevils were back to their usual underdogs selves. The AirDevils fought back but the strength and size of the challengers proved too much for the AirDevils to handle and in every exchange they came off second best. The AirDevils fought back with some kick offence and was able to fight back against LyNN, however when he made the tag Safu took both AirDevils out with ease. The match continued as the AirDevils tried to fight back hitting the Sky High on LyNN only for Amy Lee to distract the referee. While this was happening Riley Shamrock slid in the ring and hit Clark with a Duos title. Gerard then pushed Amy off the apron but as he turned around Safu charged at him sending him out of the ring. Gerard fell to the outside where Riley kept him down as Safu hit the Burning Hammer on Clark in the ring to win the titles!

Scenes of celebration as Revolution X celebrate winning the SNW Duos titles. Safu and LyNN are awarded the titles as Amy and Riley enter the ring to congratulate them. Then Hammers and Devine walk out applauding. This is just the start, does it mean Hammers will win the World title tonight?

Before the semi-main event we are treated to a video of SNW Founder Austin Aries. He breaks character saying it’s great to see all the guys he helped train become the big names in the indies. He adds that SNW now has a legacy and has become a franchise. He then reminisces on the first day of training and other comical events from SNW early days including mentions for Petey the Pirate and Pagano’s Giggles the Clown. Half way through a story he is cut off and the feed goes dead. Instead the cryptic messages are replayed much to the confusion of the crowd.

8) Kevin Hart vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima: As you would expect from these two this was an absolute barn burner. Both men had a point to prove tonight and management put a lot of faith in them putting them on second to last on the iPPV. The match started off with both men exchanging strikes. Nakajima took advantage with his stiff strikes and controlled the action. Hart caught a mistimed kick and hit a Dragon Screw to start a series of submissions. The two then traded counters and holds which favoured Hart and he seemed to be in control in the second portion of the match. Hart took a huge dive into the crowd with a Missile Dropick but nailed Nakajima. In the final part of the match the two were throwing everything at each other. Hart hit the 450 and the Sharpshooter, Nakajima hit the Death Roll and the Arm Trap German Suplex. However, it was Hart’s catch of Nakajima’s kick which led to Hart hitting the Small Package Driver for the 3-count.

Following the bout, Hart and Nakajima shook hands and bowed. The two got great reactions from the crowd as this was seen as the best single match on the card.

Current SNW World Champion, Henry Edwards is backstage sitting down on a bench with the SNW World title sitting just beside him. He says that when he got injured he worried whether he would be still able to wrestle at the top level. He put over tonights main event as the biggest SNW World Championship match ever, since it contains all five former champions.

9) SNW: Henry Edwards vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Mike Quackenbush: All five former champions took plenty of time with their entrances to soak in the crowd. Edwards and Quack were loved, Hammers and Bock were boo’ed and Ace had a mixed reaction. With elimination rules set on this championship carnival match it wasn’t too long till we saw the first elimination. It was Chris Hammers’ Last Minute Orders which eliminated Mike Quackenbush from the competition just after the 10 mins mark. Quack got a great reaction as he left as the remaining four continued to wrestle. It took a while till the next elimination which happened just before the 30 mins mark as Mike Bockwinkel took out Ace Bennett (who just didn’t seem himself) with a Bockwinkel Special: Championship Edition, showing his intentions for the title. The final three battled it out until the 47th minute where Hammers made his second elimination with a huge Lariat on Bockwinkel taking him out of the match. The final two was set, the two old rivals of SNW Chris Hammers and the champion, Henry Edwards. The two battled for a full 10 mins until Edwards pulled out a brilliant Triple German Suplex and rolled through on the final one to lock in the Crossface for the submission win.

Henry Edwards celebrated his title win, he was weak and barley able to stand but that didn’t stop him showing a wide smile across his face. However, this soon ended. The lights flickered on and off before 4 men in black masks appeared to attack Edwards. The attack spread onto Hammers who was also weakened from the match. RevX teammates, Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN and Riley Shamrock all ran out to fight the men off but the masked men were too much for RevX (who had all competed in matches earlier) The iPPV ended on a horrific note as RevX laid flat on the floor with Edwards laying next to them bloodied with the title resting on his chest. The four masked characters then turned to the camera and bowed to end the show.

Farewell Hammers

The show opens with the ring announcer telling the crowd about Chris Hammers’ move to Pro Wrestling NOAH in Japan, in case they missed the news on SNW’s website. A short video is played showing Hammers in SNW before it ends with the words “Thank you Hammers, from the SNW Staff”

1) Student Trial 2: Cain Jackal vs. Evan Pagano: Jackal really kicked it up a gear tonight to take on the former World Champion contender. Jackal looked beastly in parts but his inexperience cost him after a SicKick from Pagano kept him down for the count.

2) FUSE: AJ Matthews vs. LyNN: One half of the Duos Champions tried to add another title to his waist tonight. Lots of technical mat work which the crowd turned against in this heel vs. Heel bout. AJ’s Eastern Execution and Fujiwara Armbar gave the champ a win.

AJ Matthews took the mic post match and said that he was now 3rd in terms of most defences of the FUSE title behind Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart. He said he is gunning for them and will become the greatest FUSE Champion ever and he’ll do that by defending the title as much as possible.

3) Student Trial 1: El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Mike Bockwinkel: Beautiful storytelling in this match as the plucky underdog took on the established star. Bock dominated and mocked El Hijo asking the crowd if the moves El Hijo does is wrestling not “gymnastics.” There was a comeback for Hijo but the Bock Special stopped that.

4) Tag Team Gauntlet:
Rules: Two teams start, winning team stays on.
4A) Steven Kagemann and Zakk Static vs. AirDevils: A fun spirited match but not long in length. Sky High makes the AirDevils advance.
4B) AirDevils vs. Jacob Ryler and Jet Jaguar: Another decent bout. Jaguar worked well with the Devils to make a fast paced bout. A Swan Dive DDT from Clark gave the AirDevils another advance.
4C) AirDevils vs. Travis Cantrell and X Matt: The pace slowed and the AirDevils seemed in trouble. The young duo did well but inexperience cost them as the AirDevils advanced again from a roll-up from a SSP attempt.
4D) AirDevils vs. Cody Rejaro and Jason Williams: The AirDevils were easy picking for Cody and Jason. Despite a comeback the Psycho Driver stopped the AirDevils.
4E) Cody Rejaro and Jason Williams vs. Fire and the Fury: Cody and Jason’s fatigue didn’t show but it may have played a part in this bout as the Fury Strike gave the Fire and the Fury the big win.

Post match, Johnny Arsenic and Vincent Fury claimed they beat every Duo in SNW in one night (despite only beating one opponent) They said they are now after the Duos Championships.

Intermission. Fans were happy with the first half despite the gauntlet feeling rushed. Hammers is the main talk at the break, everyone trading favourite moments.

5) Revolution X vs. Kevin Hart, Jack Joseph and Jack Powers: Six-man tag action as Safu, Jordan Devine and new member Riley Shamrock represent Hammers’ stable against strong opposition. Lots of good action, Riley doesn’t disappoint his team and get the win for his team after locking in the Ode to Shamrock which followed a Samoan Drop from Safu.

However, following the match, three men in black masks ran down to the ring and assaulted Revolution X. The masked group then turned their attention to Hart, Joseph and Powers before being run off by LyNN and Hammers (the latter of which received a huge ovation, in his first appearance of his final night)

6) Ace Bennett vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima: Brilliant action here from both men. Nakajima is doing great in SNW and been in some great matches. The action continued right up to the time-limit where Nakajima dropped Ace on his head following the Arm Trap German Suplex.

Ace walks backstage into his locker room where Alicia is waiting for him. She tells him she’s booked him in a tag team match next week in hope of getting Ace back on track. Ace said he doesn’t need any help but asks who his tag partner will be. Alicia tells him its Kevin Hart and Ace storms off.

7) SNW: Henry Edwards vs. Chris Hammers: A wonderful main event, a wonderful end to the Edwards/Hammers feud and a wonderful end to Hammers’ SNW Career (at least for now) The fans were behind Hammers for one of the few times in his career and seemed like they wanted a title change. Lots of good action which took spots from all their previous bouts, it kinda seemed like a “Best of” compilation but it worked out really well. The finish came after a series of epic finisher trades. Edwards hit the HE Driver for the third time but Hammers kicked out at one, rose up and hit the Liger Bomb, Lariat and Diving Senton! But Edwards kicked out. Hammers called for the Last Minute Orders but Edwards countered and hit the Last Minute Orders himself, using Hammers’ own finisher against him! Edwards made the pin to retain his belt and finish the match at 48 minutes.

Following the match, the entire SNW roster and staff came out and surrounded the ring. Edwards got to his feet and offered to help Hammers up. Hammers accepted and shook Edwards hand. Edwards’ exited to the outside to join the rest of the roster as Jordan Devine, Safu, LyNN, Riley Shamrock and Amy Lee of Revolution X entered the ring. Devine had a mic and thanked Hammers for everything he had done on behalf of RevX. Safu then hugged Hammers and then the Irish man took the mic. Hammers said he is sad to be leaving but he knows RevX will continue without him. He puts over Amy as “the sexiest woman alive”, says that Riley has “a bright future and will not disappoint”, tells LyNN he is one of the best “technical wrestlers I have ever witnessed” and tells Safu that he is a “monster and I f***ing love ya.” He then turns to Devine and tells him that he is the new leader of RevX. Hammers says he knows he has it in him to lead RevX to glory. Safu and LyNN then lift Hammers onto their shoulders as the fans, staff and roster break out in one last “Thank You Hammers” chant.

BREAKING NEWS
ATTACKERS LEAVE A MESSAGE

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 messager was distorted, clearly the man leaving the message doesn’t want anyone to know who he is.

“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, your 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.

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.”

Battle for Mexico Tournament Revealed

The ‘Battle for’ series is back, this time in Mexico. Inspired by the previous three events there will be three elimination rules 3-way bouts. The winners of each 3-way bout will advance to final 3-way elimination match with the last man standing being crowned the Battle for Mexico winner 2011. The winner of the battle of Mexico will also receive a SNW World Championship bout against Henry Edwards at SNW’s final Mexico show in Mexico City. Below are the brackets:

BATTLE FOR MEXICO MATCH 1
Mike Bockwinkel
Kevin Hart
Extreme Tiger

BATTLE FOR MEXICO MATCH 2
Jordan Devine
Jack Joseph
Evan Pagano

BATTLE FOR MEXICO MATCH 3
Ace Bennett
Steven Kagemann
Riley Shamrock

Guadalajara, Mexico
BATTLE FOR MEXICO 2011

The show opens with the ring announcer welcoming all 9 competitors in the 2011 Battle for Mexico competition to the ring. Extreme Tiger naturally got the biggest crowd response but Bockwinkel took the mic to criticise Mexico and got a bigger (but negative) response. A group picture was taken around a trophy with small Mexican flags on it. As all competitors exited, the ring announcer explained tonight’s action. There will be three three-way elimination matches with the three winners advancing to the three way elimination final. The last man standing will be crowned the 2011 Battle for Mexico winner and will receive a title match in Mexico City.

1) BfM: Mike Bockwinkel vs. Kevin Hart vs. Extreme Tiger: Lots of good action here and although these three work different styles the match was well put together. Bock worked the mat well with Hart and Hart lucha’d well with Tiger. But when Bock met up with Tiger, Bock just unleashed all his hatred on Mexico. However, despite this Tiger caught Bock off guard with a roll-up to eliminate the former World Champ. It was now between Tiger and Hart and the two flew about the ring. Until a kneeing superkick led to a Small Package Driver to give Hart the win to advance to the finals.

Kevin Hart returned backstage to spot Ace Bennett. Hart wished Ace luck in his match later and an argry Ace lashed out asking why Hart cares so much about him, after all they are rivals. Hart just said he’s offering to help Ace but if he doesn’t want it then he won’t bother. Hart walks off and Ace says he doesn’t need him since he’ll win the Battle for Mexico and win the title back again.

2) BfM: Jordan Devine vs. Jack Joseph vs. Evan Pagano: More good action here but sadly the crowd didn’t appreciate the slower pace. Jack did liven the match up with some high flying spots but the match was mainly just technical wrestling which the Mexican fans didn’t like after such a fast paced opener. Jack was the first to go after an impressive showing to Pagano’s Calling but Pagano was soon to join Jack to be eliminated after a Devinity.

Backstage we see Jordan Devine returning backstage, he wishes Riley Shamrock luck as he leaves for his match then begins to make a plan for tonight’s Duos title match for Safu and LyNN.

3) BfM: Ace Bennett vs. Steven Kagemann vs. Riley Shamrock: Three out of three in terms of great Battle for Mexico matches and out of all three, the crowd liked this match the most. Lots of fast paced action from all three men. Ace played a tweener-ish kind of role against Kagemann’s heel and Riley’s face. Riley impressed as always and took alot of punishment from Kagemann including a hanging Double Stomp off the top rope to the apron. Despite his high risk style Kagemann was first eliminated with the Irish Welcoming. Ace and Riley then did battle with Ace taking control and hitting the Syracuse Drop followed by the Syracuse Lock, only for Riley to reverse the submission attempt into a Ode to Shamrock which made Ace submit!

4) Trial 4: El Hijo de Angel Custodio and AirDevils vs. Cain Jackal, A.J Matthews and Zakk Static: This six-man tag was under captains fall rules and the captains were the students on trial. There was plenty of high flying action especially from the face team. The fans liked the lucha spots but it looked unprofessional in parts. The Sky High on Jackal gave the AirDevils and El Hijo the win.

Ace Bennett is shown backstage with his head in his hands, then Alicia walks in. She tells him he should listen to Kevin Hart if he wants to get back to winning again. Ace tells her if it makes her happy he’ll team up with him next week but it won’t make a difference.

5) FUSE: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. L.A. Park: This was strange seeing two wrestlers compete over a SNW title. It was made even stranger since it was clear there was no communication between them. L.A. Park was trying to do some comedy spots while Nakajima was ultra series trying to bring Park into a serious match. In the end this just seemed like an extremely odd match with Nakajima taking the win with the Death Roll.

6) Henry Edwards, New Age Lady Killers, Travis Cantrell and X Matt vs. Jack Powers, Jason Williams, Cody Rejaro, Jacob Ryler and Jet Jaguar: HUGE 5-man tag team match which on any other match other than the Mexico tour would seem like a thrown together match but in Mexico this match worked perfectly. The match was given plenty of time for all involved to strut their stuff. The end stretch was absolutely mental with all 10 men battling it out and hitting finishers. Edwards’ team looked the strongest in the end with the Killers hitting a Pin Pointer and Henry hitting the HE Driver while Matt and Travis took dives to the outside onto everyone else.

Backstage in Revolution X’s locker room, Devine looked in control of his team. He tells Safu and LyNN some final plans for their Duos match before talking to Riley. He tells Riley that if it comes down to the two of them Riley should lay down. Riley seems unsure about it and Devine begins to talk tactics.

7) DUOS: Revolution X vs. Fire and the Fury: Another slow paced match which would have worked decently well in the States but the fans in Mexico weren’t into this at all. It didn’t help that it was a heel vs. heel match. Although, under Devine RevX is looking more tweener-ish. The match was decent enough to start but with the crowd lacking the match took a turn for the worse and had a horrible ending of Fury hitting a low blow to cause a DQ.

The fans were boo’ing loudly as RevX exited and Fire and the Fury remained in the ring. The New Age Lady Killers ran out and tackled Arsenic and Fury to the floor before brawling in the crowd and to backstage. This boosted the crowd’s excitement.

8) BfM: Kevin Hart vs. Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock: Great match to end a mixed night of action. All three went all out to entertain and put themselves in the running for the World title. Devine and Shamrock obviously teamed up on Hart early on and were close to taking him out on a few occasions. However, there were a few times when RevX teaming looked weak. Hart capitalised on this and tried to take both men out and use their awkwardness against them. Riley put in one of his best performances but it wasn’t enough after Hart hit the 450 Splash on Devine then rolled through into a Small Package Driver on Riley to eliminate him. The action continued but now with two, Hart and Devine. Lots of good mat work from both men led to both men throwing big moves at each other. The Devinity was kicked out of and Devine pulled himself out of the Sharpshooter. Riley Shamrock re-emerged to cause a slight distraction allowing Devine to hit the Last Minute Orders, Chris Hammers’ finishing move which gave Devine the win.

After the match Riley re-entered the ring but it was clear there was some uneasiness between them. Safu, LyNN and Amy Lee were soon out to congratulate their Revolution X leader. But as they all celebrated together they left themselves open to an attack from 4 masked attackers! The attackers took control beating down all four members of RevX before Henry Edwards ran out. He instantly tackled one attacker then started taking on the others. His courage inspired others to make the save as the New Age Lady Killers followed as did Ryler and Jaguar. This soon sent the attackers running. The scene that was left was an odd one. RevX struggled to their feet on one side of the ring as Edwards stood on the other. Devine stood toe-to-toe with his opponent for 2 weeks time, after just saving him, just like Devine did last week.


Mexico Tour 2011
Tijuana (Featuring El Hijo de Rey Misterio and TJ Perkins)
Monterrey (Featuring Mexico’s Most Wanted and Perro Aguayo Jr)
Guadalajara (Featuring L.A. Park and Extreme Tiger)[BATTLE FOR MEXICO]
Puebla (Featuring Super Crazy, Mascarita Dorada and Sexy Star)
Mexico City (Featuring El Hijo de Rey Misterio, Mexico’s Most Wanted and Bestia 666)