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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 27, 2017 12:38:13 GMT -5
Be the Best 2019 Update
SNW annual tradition Be the Best returns for 2019. The matches will be held over the next three SNW shows with any tiebreakers being decided on the 4th show. The leaders of each block will advance to Be the Best iPPV, where the four block leaders will face off in two semi-final matches. The winners of the two singles matches advance to the finals where the winner will get a shot at the SNW World Championship at Riot Act XII.
After winning the Battle for UK, Jordan Devine will challenge Chris Hammers for the SNW World Championship at Be the Best iPPV as a result he will not enter the tournament. Interesting, Riley Shamrock could have chosen to use his rematch clause but didn’t. Riley commented that he didn’t feel ready yet but will enter Be the Best to prepare himself for a rematch with his former mentor.
Below are the entrants for the 2019 Be the Best:
BLOCK A El Hijo de Angel Custodio Riley Shamrock Daniel Sinn Jason Williams
BLOCK B Ace Bennett Kevin Hart Jet Jaguar Ken Slayer
BLOCK C Nick Jacobs Jack Joseph Evan Pagano Jack Powers
BLOCK D Henry Edwards Steven Kagemann Duke Parkland Safu
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 30, 2017 19:08:11 GMT -5
Be the Best Qualifying Night 1In the first of three nights of qualifiers for Be the Best, we saw some of SNW’s finest collide as they looked to pick up their first points. We also saw the World Champion and challenger meet in the ring. 1) BLOCK D: Safu defeated Duke Parkland with the Samoan Drop despite a spirited effort from the youngster Nick Jacobs came out for tournament action but Mike Bockwinkel came out in a suit. He announced he is taking a break from in ring competition and instead he is looking to manage talents to get their full potential. He asked Jacobs if he wanted his services. His old tag team partner obviously refused. Bock indicated that he had a back-up plan since he thought that would be Jacobs’ response. Bock then pulled out a piece of paper and said he had ‘bought out’ Jacobs contract. In essence, Bock now owns Jacobs and if he disobeys his orders he will terminate the agreement and Jacobs will be unable to compete for SNW again (Jacobs was previously kicked out of SNW due to Bock’s actions). Bock said he is pulling Jacobs from the tournament until he treats his manager with proper respect. His replacement is Cody Rejero. 2) BLOCK C: Jack Joseph defeated Cody Rejero with the GTS meaning that the Duos Champions are 2-0 on Night 1 3) BLOCK A: Riley Shamrock defeated El Hijo de Angel Custodio with the Ode to Shamrock in a surprisingly open contest 4) Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Matt Spade and Jacob Ryler with the Brainbuster/Spear in a break from tournament action 5) BLOCK B: Prodigy Trial Series Match 2: Jet Jaguar defeated Ken Slayer with the TTM. A very good match between two of SNW’s younger talents 6) BLOCK A: Daniel Sinn defeated Jason Williams with the Original Sinn SNW World Champion Chris Hammers and the challenger for the title at Be the Best iPPV, Jordan Devine met in the ring. They were flanked by Revolution X and Amy Lee respectively. They traded words with Hammers saying he thought of Devine as a brother before he betrayed him (see Revolution X Civil War). Devine said he left RevX to get out of Hammers’ shadow. Devine said when he was RevX leader (when Hammers was in NOAH but secretly plotting against the United Front) he did a better job than him. Hammers said Devine is failure and always was. Taliah Winters and Amy Lee nearly came to blows and had to held back. RevX retreated allowing Amy to have the next match. 7) Amy Lee defeated Wasp with the Downward Spiral to continue her march towards challenging for the Women’s Championship 8) BLOCK D: Henry Edwards defeated Steven Kagemann with the HE Driver after Edwards got his knees up to the Fire Tornado 9) BLOCK C: Evan Pagano versus Jack Powers went to a draw when the 20 minute time limit expired 10) BLOCK B: Ace Bennett defeated Kevin Hart with a roll-up just before the time limit
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 13, 2017 20:16:01 GMT -5
Be the Best Qualifying - Night 2
With Night 1 of Qualifying in the bag, the athletes of SNW looked to pick up more points in Night 2.
1) BLOCK C: Evan Pagano defeated Cody Rejero with the Calling 2) BLOCK A: Daniel Sinn defeated El Hijo de Angel Custodio with the Original Sinn 3) Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated AirDevils (Carson Clark and Travis Cantrell) when Static locked in the Koji Clutch on Cantrell in a break from the tournament action 4) BLOCK D: Henry Edwards defeated Duke Parkland with the HE Driver. Full credit to Duke who took everything Edwards’ threw at him but couldn’t last the distance. Handshake post match.
SNW World Champion, Chris Hammers made his way out with the rest of Revolution X (Duos Champions Safu and Jack Joseph and Women’s Champion Taliah Winters). Hammers said this is what he wanted from day one, a dominant RevX holding all gold. The challenger for the World title at Be the Best, Jordan Devine interrupted with his wife Amy Lee. He said that he’s just made a special attraction mixed tag match official for the Night 3 Qualifier show between Hammers and Winters versus Devine and Amy. Devine said it’s shame it couldn’t happen tonight, Hammers got personal by insulting Amy saying she would never make a good mother. Amy slapped Hammers and Winters tackled Amy leading to Hammers and Devine brawling. All four brawled to the back. .
5) BLOCK D: Safu defeated Steven Kagemann with the Pop-Up Samoan Drop 6) BLOCK B: Prodigy Trial Series Match 3: Kevin Hart defeated Ken Slayer with the 450 Splash. Another great showing by SNW’s youngster. This is exactly the challenge Slayer needs.
Mike Bockwinkel made his entrance and recapped the situation where he has bought Nick Jacobs’ contract and therefore owns him. He called out Jacobs and said he is going to teach him a lesson in respect.
7) Nick Jacobs defeated Viper Tion with the Jacobs Drop. Tion is a Jushin Liger inspired character but didn’t do enough for the win.
Bock congratulated Jacobs and then said he had a special reward. Bock said he bumped into a ‘pissed off’ guy in the back who was looking to let of some steam so he’s booked another match. Chris Hammers walked out and Bock said that Hammers agreed for it to be a title match.
8) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Nick Jacobs to retain with the Lariat. It was kept short, Jacobs was still tired from the first match and Hammers just dominated. There was a small hope spot then Hammers just went on a destruction path. 9) BLOCK A: Riley Shamrock defeated Jason Williams with the Irish Welcoming 10) BLOCK C: Jack Powers defeated Jack Joseph with a Heel Hook counter to the Pele Kick 11) BLOCK B: Ace Bennett versus Jet Jaguar went to a 20 minute time-limit draw
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 21, 2017 8:51:28 GMT -5
Be the Best Qualifying - Night 3
In the final night of qualifying there was still plenty to play for in the chance to make it to the final four.
1) BLOCK A: Jason Williams defeated El Hijo de Angel Custodio with the 630 Splash in a quick highflying contest 2) BLOCK D: Steven Kagemann defeated Duke Parkland with a Fire Tornado and continued the attack post-match by putting Duke through a table 3) Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Lord Jamerson and Joseph Stone when Static locked in the Koji Clutch on Stone. Knife Fight challenged RevX to face them at Be the Best 4) BLOCK C: Evan Pagano defeated Jack Joseph with the Calling
Mike Bockwinkel made his entrance and recapped the situation where he has bought Nick Jacobs’ contract and therefore owns him. He called out Jacobs and then his opponent, who was Petey the Pirate. Bock explained that it was not a wrestling match but a dance off. Jacobs refused and Bock threatened to terminate the contract. Jacobs started to dance and Petey rolled him up as Bock counted to three. Bock told Jacobs that he “wasn’t ready”.
5) BLOCK B: Prodigy Trial Series Match 4: Ace Bennett defeated Ken Slayer with the Busaiki Knee. Slayer nearly took Ace to a time limit to earn his first points but fell as the time limit approached 6) Chris Hammers and Taliah Winters versus Jordan Devine and Amy Lee went to a no contest after the two teams brawled through the arena 7) BLOCK C: Jack Powers defeated Cody Rejero with the Immortality submission 8) BLOCK D: Henry Edwards defeated Safu with the Crossface in a hard hitting bout 9) BLOCK A: Riley Shamrock defeated Daniel Sinn with the Irish Welcoming. Riley got the better of his old rival who managed to pick up two wins in the tournament 10) BLOCK B: Jet Jaguar defeated Kevin Hart with the TTM. Block B was always going to be good and every match from the Block has been of the highest quality. This was potentially the best because of everything going into this. Neither wanted a time limit so they went at it from the bell but neither would stay down for the three. In the end JJ took the win. It was a surprise for some but JJ was been on of SNW’s best for a couple of years now. It also meant that the FUSE Champion lost twice in the tournament.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 21, 2017 8:54:42 GMT -5
Be the Best Update
BLOCK A El Hijo de Angel Custodio [0] Riley Shamrock [6] Daniel Sinn [4] Jason Williams [2]
Former two time SNW World Champion, Riley Shamrock tops the Block with a full 6 points from his three wins. His old rival, Daniel Sinn comes in second with 4 points while Jason ends on 2 and El Hijo pointless.
BLOCK B Ace Bennett [5] Kevin Hart [2] Jet Jaguar [5] Ken Slayer [0]
In what was possibly the most stacked talented Block in Be the Best history, we have a tiebreaker between Ace Bennett and Je Jaguar, they will compete at the tiebreaker event to decide who takes the block. FUSE Champion, Hart will be disappointed to end on two points while Slayer brought all the fire but finished without a win but with lots of respect.
BLOCK C Cody Rejero* [0] Jack Joseph [2] Evan Pagano [5] Jack Powers [5]
There will need to be a tiebreaker between former United front stablemates, Pagano and Powers. Joseph picks up two points meanwhile Cody, a late replacement for Nick Jacobs, finishes pointless.
BLOCK D Henry Edwards [6] Steven Kagemann [2] Duke Parkland [0] Safu [4]
Henry Edwards tops his Block and is the second man this year to go undefeated. RevX’s Safu came close and Kagemann finished on 2. Duke didn’t get a shock win this year but did earn more valuable experience.
*replacement for Nick Jacobs
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 27, 2017 19:15:14 GMT -5
Alt:Pro Presents Salutation
Jake Swindell and Ron Crockett opened the show. The unlikely no.1 contenders to the tag titles found themselves in the Intercontinental title qualifiers. Swindell went first and managed to beat Everson ramping up the pressure on Crockett. Meanwhile youngster Will Manor picked up another win to put himself in Junior title contention. In the next match, CKJ got the pin in a tag bout to further his IC title ambition. Whilst the big Russian picked up a dominant win.
With the tag titles no.1 contenders in singles action, The Taylors challenged for the belts after picking up a win at the last show. The two young teams put on a great chemistry filled bout but the champions retained after an assisted flip piledriver. Reid and Noah picked up their second Alt:Pro win but after the bout the Blaze Brothers interrupted and ‘welcomed’ Reid and Noah to Alt:Pro by attacking them. In other tag action, the Fire and the Fury picked up a pin victory over the World Champion. Johnny Arsenic fought Assassin to the back, the distraction allowed Fury to hit a low blow and hit the Fury Strike for the win. Crockett didn’t manage to advance in the IC tournament and fell to AJ Matthews who was attacked by Jax Anderson after the match. Swindell tried to console his partner after the match but Crockett didn’t want his help. In the main event Junior Champion Warron had to overcome two men but also the two men are tag partners. He fought hard but fell to the Excalibur to give Arthur his second Junior title. This was the first show where the Juniors main evented and it worked, especially with the ultra-popular Dane Warron. 1) IC First Round: Jake Swindell def. Patrick R. Everson 2) Will Manor def. Kyo Ichiban 3) Christopher Kennedy Jones and Moses Khan def. Kris Havok and Winston Knight 4) Alexandre Kuleshov def. Vincent Valintino 5) TAG: Made in Detroit (Tobias Black and Nate Ryan) def. The Fabulous Taylor Boys (Robin and Ozzy Taylor) 6) Elliot Reid and Noah Lee def. Antonio Benitez and Pablo 'Speedy' Gonzalez 7) Fire and the Fury (Johnny Arsenic and Vincent Fury) def. Mike Hogan and Twisted Assassin 8) IC First Round: A.J Matthews def. Ron Crockett 9) JNR: Arthur Williams def. Dane Warron and Rory Wiseman
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 28, 2017 14:20:13 GMT -5
Tiebreaker
The Draw for the Be the Best Semi-Finals took place to open the show:
BLOCK D WINNER Henry Edwards vs. BLOCK C WINNER Evan Pagano or Jack Powers BLOCK A WINNER Riley Shamrock vs. BLOCK B WINNER Jet Jaguar or Ace Bennett
1) Daniel Sinn defeated Cody Rejero and Jason Williams in a three way [8:21] when Sinn hit the Original Sinn on Cody 2) Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated AirDevils (Carson Clark and Travis Cantrell), Jacob Ryler and El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Liam Hendrick and Viper Tion in a four corner tag survival match [14:41] when Static locked in the Koji Clutch on Cantrell
After the match whilst Knife Fight were celebrating, Coast 2 Coast showed up on screen and challenged Knife Fight to “settle the score” at Be the Best.
3) Steven Kagemann versus Duke Parkland went to a Double DQ [4:27] after both men used weapons 4) Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Dean Caufield [5:50] with the Jacobs Drop
Post-match, Jacobs bad-mouthed Bockwinkel for holding him back. Bock said that if Jacobs wants out of the contact he can but then he’d had to leave SNW again. Jacobs slapped Bock and Bock made a stipulation that at Be the Best if Jacobs loses, his contact is cancelled and he will have to leave SNW.
5) Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Jack Joseph, Safu and Taliah Winters) defeated Jordan Devine, Amy Lee and Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) in a 8-person mixed tag [13:03] when Joseph hit the GTS on Rex 6) FUSE: Prodigy Trial Series Match 5: Kevin Hart defeated Ken Slayer [14:21] in a rematch from BtB qualifying. Slayer continues to shine and was put away with the Maple Leaf Revenge and a trio of superkicks 7) Henry Edwards and Riley Shamrock defeated Lord Jamerson and Joseph Stone [10:35] as the Be the Best Semi-Finalists teamed up and won with the HE Driver from Edwards on Stone 8) BLOCK C Tiebreaker: Jack Powers defeated Evan Pagano [18:16] by ref stoppage after Danielson-esq kicks and the Triangle Choke submission to win the Block 9) BLOCK B Tiebreaker: Ace Bennett defeated Jet Jaguar [35:16] in a rematch from last year’s Riot Act. Bennett edged his friend Jaguar with a Syracuse Drop in a classic. Jag was hesitant but accepted the handshake.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:27:22 GMT -5
Be the Best 2019 Live on iPPV only on SNW Player SNW World Championship Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine Former friends turned bitter rivals. Devine won the Battle for UK to become number one contender on the same night Hammers won the belt. Will Devine get one over on his former leader and capture his first World title? Be the Best Semi-Finals and Finals Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers Riley Shamrock vs. Ace Bennett It would be hard to think of four better athletes. Four of SNW’s absolute best face off in the Semi-Finals of the fittingly named, Be the Best. Winners will face off in the final later in the night, the winner of which will challenge for the World title at Riot Act XII SNW FUSE Championship Kevin Hart vs. Jet Jaguar Kevin Hart has risen the FUSE title to new heights with his reign as champion but he suffered a non-title defeat to the popular Jet Jaguar in Be the Best. After narrowingly failing to qualify for Be the Best, Jag sets his sights on his first SNW gold SNW Women’s Championship Taliah Winters vs. Amy Lee It’s the biggest Women’s title match in SNW history. These two hate each other which steams from Winters taking over Amy’s role as the queen of RevX. SNW Duos Championships Revolution X (Jack Joseph and Safu) vs. Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) RevX are in a strong positon, holding the World, Duos and Women’s titles. But if anyone can pull out a shock win it will be the Parkland’s. Rubber Match 2/3 Falls: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Coast 2 Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] The team from TCW elimanted Knife Fight at Clash of the Duos, then the SNW team got the win back at the first show of 2019. Now here’s the rubber match, who will come out on top. Prodigy Trial Series Match 6 Ken Slayer vs. Evan Pagano ‘The Son of the Icon’ has been challenging himself against the best SNW has to offer. At Be the Best he faces one of the very best in Evan Pagano Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Daniel Sinn It’s an odd situation for Nick Jacobs. He has his former best friend as a manager but doesn’t want him there and can’t get rid of him. He faces Daniel Sinn who has had an impressive 2019. Be the Best pre-show Anything Goes Steven Kagemann vs. Duke Parkland Kagemann snapped in Be the Best qualifying, taking out young Parkland. Now Parkland can look to take revenge against ‘SNW’s Resident Madman’. AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Jason Williams, Lord Jamerson and Joseph Stone, Jacob Ryler, El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Cody Rejero vs. Liam Hendrick, Viper Tion and Dean Caufield Two six-man tags will take place including Tom Gerard returning from injury
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:31:29 GMT -5
Be the Best 2019 Pre-show 1) Jacob Ryler, El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Cody Rejero defeated Liam Hendrick, Viper Tion and Dean Caufield [8:21] when Cody hit the Pepsi Driver on Caufield 2) AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) defeated Jason Williams, Lord Jamerson and Joseph Stone [10:03] with the Three-Man Bombs Away. This was Gerard’s return to the ring from injury. 3) Anything Goes: Steven Kagemann defeated Duke Parkland [11:16] with a DeathDrive through a table in a hardcore but not “Kagemann Deathmatch” level of violence. 1) BtB Semi-Final: Henry Edwards defeated Jack Powers [9:40] in a bell-to-bell sprint brawl. Edwards won with a HE Driver 2) BtB: Riley Shamrock defeated Ace Bennett [20:40] with a top rope Irish Welcoming counter to the Syracuse Drop 3) DUOS: Revolution X (Jack Joseph and Safu) defeated Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) [8:36] to retain with the Samoan Drop/Pele Combo 4) Contact Match: Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Daniel Sinn [7:20] to keep his contact with the Jacobs Drop After the match, Steven Kagemann attacked Jacobs and Bockwinkel announced that Jacobs’ old partner, Kagemann would face him at Riot Act with Jacobs’ contact on the line again. 5) Prodigy Trial Series Match 6: Evan Pagano defeated Ken Slayer [13:55] with the Calling. Another impressive showing in defeat for the youngster 6) 2/3 Falls: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Coast 2 Coast (Donnie East and Chris West) [TCW] [16:11] by two falls to three with the Spear/Brainbuster combo. Post match, Knife Fight cut a promo about chasing the Duos titles for so long and having to endure two injury setbacks. They said they were coming for the Duos titles at Riot Act. 7) WOM: Taliah Winters defeated Amy Lee [10:51] by a roll-up with her feet on the ropes 8) FUSE: Kevin Hart defeated Jet Jaguar [16:02] to retain with the Maple Leaf Revenge. Jaguar came very close after beating Hart in BtB qualifying but the Champ had the edge. Handshake post-match. 9) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Jordan Devine [21:40] to retain with the Lariat. Devine’s No1 contender from Clash of Duos was unsuccessful. Devine controlled a large portion of the middle section of the match but Hammers fought back and a Lariat kept the former RevX man down for the count. 10) BtB Final: Henry Edwards defeated Riley Shamrock [40:18] to win the Be the Best 2019 by referee stoppage when Edwards locked in the Crossface. This was a rematch from the epic title match at TEN last year and the match played off that. Edwards even repeated his epic dive but missed and took out five rows of chairs. The match was as hard hitting as the previous. The finish played off the TEN match too as they traded submissions but Edwards found a way out of the Ode to Shamrock to lock in the Crossface. Riley was not giving in so Edwards hit some elbows and reapplied the hold to win the tournament. Hammers came out on the stage with RevX proudly behind him holding all their gold. Edwards pulled himself off the canvas and stood on the ropes staring down his old rival. The oldest feud in SNW will headline at Riot Act XII.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:46:44 GMT -5
Riot Act XII Live from Las Vegas, Nevada only on the SNW Player SNW World Championship Chris Hammers vs. Henry Edwards The oldest feud in SNW headlines the biggest show of the year. This feud dates back to the first year of SNW where Edwards defeated Hammers to become the second ever SNW World Champion. The two have faced off many times since but this may be their biggest match yet. FUSE Championship Kevin Hart vs. Ace Bennett SNW has gone all out this year with another huge match. Bennett beat Hart in BtB qualifying and challenges for the FUSE title in Vegas. These are two of the best in the world and have classics everytime they step in the ring, this will be no different. SNW Duos Championships Revolution X (Jack Joseph and Safu) vs. Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) It’s been a long road to the Duos titles for Knife Fight, numerous injuries have stopped them reaching their full potential. Now they get a shot against a strong RevX side who hold 4 of 5 of the tiltles in SNW. SNW Women’s Championship Taliah Winters vs. Amy Lee This is personal, Winters took over from Lee in RevX and has found success winning the Women’s title but Lee has returned to stake her claim to title. Can Lee return to the top of the mountain? Warfare+ Jordan Devine vs. Jet Jaguar vs. Evan Pagano vs. Riley Shamrock vs. Daniel Sinn Warfare is usually two teams battling it out in a cage, this is Warfare+ which we’ve only seen once before. Five men will enter the cage at intervals, eliminations will occur and with last man standing will challenge for SNW title at ELEVEN. Prodigy Trial Series Match 7: Jack Powers vs. Ken Slayer After losing in the Semi-Finals of BtB, a video showed Jack Powers heading backstage where he bumped into Ken Slayer. Powers said that Slayer has been impressive in his trial series but is “small fry” compared to him. Slayer laid down the challenge and Powers said he would accept but Slayer would regret it. Kagemann Deathmatch: Contract Match Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Steven Kagemann Earlier this year, Bockwinkel bought out Jacobs contact and has had him running various tasks. Jacobs wants out but Bock won’t allow it. Instead he booked him against Jacobs old stablemate and if Jacobs loses he is released from his contact and must leave SNW. In a video after BtB, Jacobs said he wants to make Bock eat his words and added the stipulation of the Kagemann Death Match. AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Parkland Bros (Duke, Axel and Rex Parkland) Tom Gerard returned from injury at BtB to reunite with his brothers in arms the AirDevils but how will they fare against a group of actual brothers? Countdown to the Riot El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto vs. Yellow Jackets (Yellow Jacket I and Yellow Jacket II) [WK] vs. Blaze Brothers (Lloyd and Maxx Blaze) [ALT:PRO] Cody Rejero and Matt Spade vs. Joseph Stone and Michael Stone Lord Jamerson vs. Jacob Ryler Jason Williams and Liam Hendrick vs. Viper Tion and Kazumi Tsukuda [SYN] Dean Caufield vs. Xander Reeves [SYN] SNW’s Riot Act will be the conclusion to a weekend full of shows. Below is a list of the SNW Schedule: AM- “One off" Cerberus Wrestling show / PM - Synergy event Saturday: AM- Wild Kingdom Live event / PM - Awards Ceremony Sunday: AM- Countdown to the Riot / PM - Riot Act Editor's note: I know the image is the wrong number but I'll be damned if I mess about with images. I'm just trying to get these shows posted. Also there's no write up for the Synergy or Wild Kingdom shows, so we'll just skip over them.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:48:20 GMT -5
Cerberus Wrestling 2019
Premier Wrestling opened in 2013, the promotion had a small but loyal following which grew as Premier began to branch out throughout the World. However, following the crowning of their first World Champion, the promotion went silent. SNW then helped revive the company under a new name of Cerberus wrestling but no shows took place. Five years later, Ceberus wrestling returns for a one-off event to finish the story.
1) Dr Punisher defeated Red Dragon [14:20] with the Punisher Bomb 2) Ace Bennett and Trace Demon defeated Mike Bockwinkel and Cameron Stone [11:46] with the Hell’s Gate 3) Chris Danielson defeated Ahmed Mustafa defeated [12:03] with the _ 4) Calvin Little Jr defeated Adam King [18:36] with the Little Big Impact 4) Gareth Ashdown and Zeke defeated Reverend Shadow and ZMaster [11:33] with the Project Ashdown 5) WORLD: Dante Randall defeated Justin Tyger [24:55] with Dante’s Peak
After a five year wait, Cerberus returned as SNW Co-owner Red Dragon battled a fellow masked man, Dr Punisher. The action was full of all kinds of wrestling. Punisher managed to avoid the Red Dragon Driver and hit the Punisher Bomb for. A tag match followed but it seemed more like a singles bout between Demon and Stone. Bock is wrestling a reduced schedule and Ace is in one of the main events in two nights, therefore, they didn’t take too many bumps. Demon won with the Hell’s Gate submission. Bock’s stablemate, Ahmed Mustafa didn’t do much better, losing to Chris Danielson. Back when Cerebus first started Calvin Little Jr and Adam King were two promising youngsters. They have since gone onto gain success outside of Cerberus, Little beat King but the handshake post-match turned into King hitting the Monarchy on Little. The two tag teams of Cerebus faced off with the British duo getting the win. In the main event, the first and only Cerebus wrestling champion Dante Randal managed to overcome Justin Tyger in a match that was worthy of main eventing any event.
After Randall had left, Tyger got on the mic and thanked the fans. He asked the crowd if they wanted more Cerebus which was met with cheers. Then he was attacked from behind by a hooded man. He took his hood down to reveal himself as Hunter Kellen. Kellen viciously attacked Tyger with knees then hit Bless the Fall to finish the show standing tall. In an exclusive video after the event, cameras caught up with Kellen as he was leaving the arena. He said that when they were doing this reunion show they wanted him on the undercard but he refused because he belongs in the main event. Kellen said he’s better than this, better than SNW. Kellen said he’s proved himself to be the best in the World since Cerberus closed and will continue to do so.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:50:15 GMT -5
Countdown to the Riot 1) Jason Williams and Liam Hendrick defeated Viper Tion and Kazumi Tsukuda [SYN] [7:21] with the Psycho Driver on Tsukuda 2) Xander Reeves [SYN] defeated Dean Caufield [5:16] with a roll-up After the match, the happy-go-lucky ‘All American’ Caufield snapped after losing to the 18 year old and attacked Reeves. 3) Women’s Battle Royal: Kourtney Love won the battle royal containing Red Fire, Gertrude Von Grimm, , Wasp, Tickles the Clown [SYN], Penelope Periwinkle [SYN], Zelda Williams [SYN], Tygress Mask [WK], Obsidian [TCW] and Keeley Matthews [TCW] 4) Cody Rejero and Matt Spade defeated Joseph Stone and Michael Stone [SYN] [11:03] with the Pepsi Driver on Jo Stone. Very impressive showing from the Stone Brothers, espically Michael making his debut at just 16 5) Jacob Ryler defeated Lord Jamerson [10:42] with the Higher We Go 6) Blaze Brothers (Lloyd and Maxx Blaze) [ALT:PRO] defeated El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto and Yellow Jackets (Yellow Jacket I and Yellow Jacket II) [WK] [12:05] with Corkscrew Moonsault. A landmark moment as Alt:Pro, previously seen as SNW’s rival, competed at a SNW show. Riot Act XII Live from Las Vegas, Nevada only on SNW Player We cannot be sure of having something to live for unless we are willing to die for it - Che Guevara 1) DUOS: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Revolution X (Jack Joseph and Safu) [11:13] to win the titles with the Brainbuster/Spear Combo (25th Champions) 2) AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) defeated Parkland Bros (Duke, Axel and Rex Parkland) [8:48] with the Three-Man Bombs Away 3) WOM: Taliah Winters defeated Amy Lee [13:05] to retain after using the title following a referee bump 4) Kagemann Deathmatch: Contract Match: Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Steven Kagemann [14:20] with a Jacobs Drop off the stage through a stack of tables 5) Prodigy Trial Series Match 7: Jack Powers defeated Ken Slayer [9:12] by referee stoppage when Powers locked in the Choke Out and added elbows to the side of the head of Slayer 6) Warfare+: Jordan Devine defeated Jet Jaguar, Evan Pagano, Riley Shamrock, Daniel Sinn [22:50] to become No.1 contender, last eliminating Riley Shamrock 7) FUSE: Kevin Hart defeated Ace Bennett [26:19] with the Calgary Special 8) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Henry Edwards [48:36] with the Last Minute Orders The matinee pre-show entitled “Countdown to the Riot” kicked off with tag action between some of the less experienced roster members. Jason Williams’ experience shone through and earnt his team the win. Dean Caufield continued his losing streak, losing to 18-year old Xander Reeves. Caufield snapped post-match and attacked the youngster. Lord Jamerson showed some singles potential in a loss to Jacob Ryler. Alt:Pro made their first appearance in SNW with a win in the yearly three-corner tag match. The biggest show of the year began with a bang as the Duos titles switched hands. Knife Fight ended their years of wait to finally capture the tag titles. The AirDevils re-united as a trio to defeat the Parkland Brothers to cement themselves as the top three-man team in SNW. Taliah Winters and Amy put on a Women’s classic which had so much hatred. Amy’s experienced proved too much for the champ who pushed Amy into the referee and used the title belt as a weapon to steal the win. In a Kagemann Deathmatch, Nick Jacobs downed his old stable-mate to keep his contact with SNW. There were some sick spots, none-more-so than the final Jacobs Drop off the stage through a stack of tables. Jack Powers tried to teach Ken Slayer a lesson in the trial series but Slayer showed plenty of fire, refusing to be put down. In the end the referee had to call for the bell in a short but awesome bout. In the second ever Warfare+, Riley and Sinn started it off in the cage. Pagano soon joined, followed by Jaguar. Sinn then was eliminated via a TTM from Jaguar. The final man, Devine entered. Pagano was next to go after a Devinity from Jord. Jaguar then hit a frog splash off the top of the cage onto Devine but Riley picked up JJ and hit him with the Irish Welcoming to eliminate him. The final two were Devine and Riley, former partners in RevX. After a ferocious battle, Devine defeated Riley to become no.1 contender for ELEVEN. In the double main event, old rivals and two of the best in the World collided. Bennett and Hart went over 25 minutes with every style of wrestling on display between these two masters of the ring. The final moments were breath-taking as both men looked to him the finishing blow. Hart had to bring out the rarely used Calgary Special to put down Ace. Handshake and a hug post-match. There was no handshakes in the final contest of the night. Hammers and Edwards have been rivals for ten years. It started slow then became a hard hitting contest with some sickening shots. They even went into the crowd as Edwards did his rare dive from the ring into the crowd. Hammers fired back with a brainbuster on an upright chair. In the final few minutes the two bitter rivals threw everything at each other but neither would stay down. The fans were convinced Edwards won would but Hammers fit series of finishers including the Last Minute Orders and even Jordan Devine’s finisher, Devinity, capping it off with a brutal Lariat to retain.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:53:22 GMT -5
Alt:Pro Presents Abomination Alt:Pro hyped this show as their biggest in their history. It’s not that much of a claim when you think about it but it should at least mean there are some good matches with all three matches on the line and some big rivals facing off. The show kicked off in a big way with the first Semi to crown the first IC Champion. The first World Champion faced the newcomer who has been a thorn in his side for months, Jax Anderson. AJ was too much for Jax at times but the youngster outsmarted AJ and got the win with his feet on the ropes. Knight and Manor won a three-corner tag match that was all about the quickness of the Junior’s division but the two faced off post-match as both want the Junior title. CKJ continued to build momentum with a win over Valintino. The big Russian and the smaller Scotsman picked up a tag win over the Taylor Boys before a double countout occurred between Reid and Lee and the Blaze Brothers. Reid and Noah wanted a restart but the Blaze Brothers didn’t agree. Assassin finally got Arsenic one-on-one and continued his long undefeated streak in a brawl filled No DQ bout. In the first of three title matches, Made in Detroit managed to retain over the technical skills of Swindell and Crockett. After the match Crockett attacked Swindell. The fans were very vocal for Warron to win back the Junior title but had to fight not only Arthur but also Wiseman and Kuleshov. This proved too much and Arthur hit the Excalibur to retain. In the main event, Mike Hogan overcame Vincent Fury in a quality main event, hitting the Back to the Future to retain. 1) IC Semi-Final: Jak Anderson def. AJ Matthews 2) Will Manor and Winston Knight def. Antonio Benitez and Pablo 'Speedy' Gonzalez and Moses Khan and DJ Hughes 3) Christopher Kennedy Jones def. Vincent Valintino 4) Alexandre Kuleshov and Rory Wiseman def. The Fabulous Taylor Boys (Robin and Ozzy Taylor) 5) Elliot Reid and Noah Lee and Blaze Brothers (Max and Lloyd Blaze) went to a double countout 6) No DQ: Twisted Assassin def. Johnny Arsenic 7) TAG: Made in Detroit (Tobias Black and Nate Ryan) def. Jake Swindell and Ron Crockett 8) JNR: Arthur Williams def. Dane Warron 9) WORLD: Mike Hogan def. Vincent Fury
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:54:49 GMT -5
Young Lions Cup 2019
SNW will host a one-off tournament promoting the young talent within SNW and its developmental brand, Synergy. The show will pit 12 of the best young talent in the World against one another to showcase who truly is the best. All competitors must be under 23 years old. Below are the competitors and their ages. Lord Jamerson 23 Duke Parkland 23 Ken Slayer 22 Liam Hendrick 21 Axel Parkland 21 Joseph Stone 21 Viper Tion 21 Tatu 20 Xander Reeves 18 Rex Parkland 18 Kazumi Tsukuda - 18 Michael Stone 16
Young Lions Cup
1) QTR: Lord Jamerson defeated Michael Stone and Axel Parkland [8:23] with the Perfect-Plex 2) QTR: Xander Reeves defeated Joseph Stone and Rex Parkland [9:02] with the running knee 3) QTR: Duke Parkland defeated Liam Hendrick and Kazumi Tsukuda [10:47] with the Dirty Thunder 4) QTR: Ken Slayer defeated Viper Tion and Tatu [13:50] with the Sling Blade 5) Gertrude Von Grimm and Tickles the Clown defeated Penelope Periwinkle and Zelda Williams [15:33] with the Death Valley Driver from Grimm on Zelda 6) SEMI: Lord Jamerson defeated Duke Parkland [16:19] with jumping Armbar 7) SEMI Ken Slayer defeated Xander Reeves [11:55] with the Sling Blade 8) WOM: Taliah Winters defeated Rose Parkland [7:05] with the Texas Cloverleaf 9) FINAL: Lord Jamerson defeated Ken Slayer (20:22) with the Bockwinkel Special to win the Young Lions Cup
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:58:35 GMT -5
ELEVEN Anniversary Tour - Japan SNW are on the road to the eleventh Anniversary Show. Before they get to ELEVEN, SNW has embarked on a four show tour of Japan. The results for the first two shows are below: Japan Anniversary Tour 1 1) Dean Caufield defeated Jacob Ryler [8:42] with the Diving Double Foot Stomp 2) Evan Pagano, El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto defeated Daniel Sinn, Steven Kagemann and Liam Hendrick [11:19] when Pagano hit the Calling on Hendrick 3) Amy Lee and Kourtney Love defeated Taliah Winters and Red Fire [7:16] when Love pinned Winters with the Lovesault 4) Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Matt Spade [9:35] with the Jacobs Drop 5) Henry Edwards and Parkland Bros (Duke, Axel and Rex Parkland) defeated Jack Powers, Lord Jamerson, Joseph Stone and Michael Stone [14:48] when Edwards hit the HE Driver on Joseph Stone 6) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Cody Rejero [15:20] with the Lariat to retain 7) Ace Bennett, Kevin Hart and Jet Jaguar defeated AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) [20:16] when Jaguar hit the TTM on Cantrell 8) Prodigy Trial Series Match 8: Jordan Devine defeated Ken Slayer [16:21] with the Devinity 9) DUOS: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Revolution X (Safu and Jack Joseph) [24:55] when Static and Jackal hit the Spear/Brainbuster combo on Safu Japan Anniversary Tour 2 1) El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto defeated Joseph Stone and Michael Stone [8:16] when Alboroto hit the Pumphandle Piledriver on Michael 2) Dean Caufield defeated Liam Hendrick [6:20] 3) Prodigy Trial Series Match 9: Riley Shamrock defeated Ken Slayer [14:33] with the Ode to Shamrock 4) Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) defeated Cody Rejero and Matt Spade [10:05] with the Southern Styling 5) Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Steven Kagemann [9:48] with the Jacobs Drop 6) FUSE: Kevin Hart defeated Lord Jamerson [11:50] with the 450 Splash 7) Evan Pagano and Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) [15:40] when Knife Fight hit the Spear/Brainbuster combo on Gerard 8) WOM: Taliah Winters defeated Kourtney Love [11:36] with the Texas Cloverleaf 9) Jack Powers and Daniel Sinn defeated Henry Edwards and Duke Parkland [15:10] when Powers submitted Parkland with the Immortality 10) Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Safu and Jack Joseph) defeated Jordan Devine, Ace Bennett and Jet Jaguar [31:19] when Hammers hit the Lariat on Jaguar A New Challenger Emerges: After winning Warfare+ Jordan Divine is the number 1 contender to Chris Hammers’ World title and was poised to challenge him for the belt at ELEVEN. However at the press conference, Riley Shamrock crashed the party and announced he never cashed in his rematch clause and will be using at ELEVEN. Part Owner Red Dragon announced that the main event will therefore be a triple threat match between the three rivals. Title Matches in Japan: The newly won Duos titles were put on the line in a Riot Act rematch to main event the first show in Japan. Knife Fight managed to retain despite a tough fight from RevX. In Night 2, Kourtney Love got her title shot but some underhand tactics from Winters led to the challenger retaining. Kevin Hart also retained after battling off Lord Jamerson, fresh off of winning the Young Lions Cup. New Faces: SNW have taken a few new athletes with them on tour. The teenage son of Cameron Stone, Michael Stone has had some great experience tagging with his brother Joseph. El Aboroto brought his ‘Mexican Strong Style’ and has also impressed. Meanwhile, Dean Caufield fresh off his heel turn at Riot Act broke his losing streak. Caufield has also changed his look, doing away with the All American look by wearing jeans and a hoodie with a ripped faded American flag behind him. Ken Slayer continued his Prodigy trials with stellar performances in defeat against the No.1 contenders to the World title.
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 5:59:30 GMT -5
Alt:Pro Presents Candlelight The show opened with a no.1 contendership for the Juniors titles between two of Alt:Pro’s young stars. In the end Knight overcame Manor with a 630 splash. Knight’s handshake was accepted post match. The World Champion was in six-man tag and picked up the pin fall over Everson. Kyo Ichiban picked up a rare win over the resident jobber. Meanwhile, Kuleshov and Wiseman picked up another tag victory Jax Anderson continued his momentum with a win, AJ Matthews attempted to get revenge on Jax after the match but failed. Fire and the Fury, usually singles competitors faced off with the young Taylor Boys. There was nearly an upset but Fury hit the Fury Strike to win. Jake Swindell put down CKJ to advance to the finals to face Jax Anderson but his participation may be in jeopardy as his former tag partner Ron Crockett attacked him after the match. Warron failed to re-capture the Juniors title. The referee threw Wiseman and Kuleshov out early giving Warron hope but Arthur cheated his way to win. In the main event, a double countout from the last show left us with two contenders to the titles. It was an excellent tag match that kept up the pace the entire time. Rather surprisingly, the Blaze Brothers stole the win pinning Noah Lee to capture the titles for a third time. 1) Winston Knight def. Will Manor 2) Mike Hogan, Kris Havok and Vincent Valintino def. Patrick R. Everson, DJ Hughes and Moses Khan 3) Alexandre Kuleshov and Rory Wiseman def. Antonio Benitez and Pablo 'Speedy' Gonzalez 4) Jak Anderson def. Kyo Ichiban 5) Fire and the Fury (Vincent Fury and Johnny Arsenic) def. The Fabulous Taylor Boys (Robin and Ozzy Taylor) 6) IC Semi-Final: Jake Swindell vs. Christopher Kennedy Jones 7) JNR: Arthur Williams def. Dane Warron 8) TAG: Blaze Brothers (Max and Lloyd Blaze) def. Made in Detroit (Tobias Black and Nate Ryan) and Elliot Reid and Noah Lee
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 6:00:41 GMT -5
Japan Anniversary Tour 3 1) Ace Bennett and Jet Jaguar defeated Joseph Stone and Michael Stone [11:19] when Jaguar hit the TTM 2) Dean Caufield defeated Kazumi Tsukuda [5:40] with the Diving Double Foot Stomp 3) Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) and El Hijo de Angel Custodio defeated Daniel Sinn, Lord Jamerson and Liam Hendrick [8:26] when Static locked in the Koji Clutch on Hendrick 4) Amy Lee and Kourtney Love defeated Taliah Winters and Red Fire [10:05] when Amy hit the Downward Spiral on Fire 5) Prodigy Trial Series Match 10: Jack Joseph defeated Ken Slayer [12:16] with the Sling Blade 6) Riley Shamrock, Evan Pagano and Parkland Bros (Duke, Axel and Rex Parkland) defeated AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell), Cody Rejero and Matt Spade [16:53] when Shamrock hit the Irish Welcoming on Spade 7) Jordan Devine defeated Safu [15:44] with the Devinity 8) Henry Edwards and Kevin Hart defeated Jack Powers and Steven Kagemann [16:30] when Hart hit the 450 Splash on Kagemann 9) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Justin ‘Soulfire’ Tyger [28:47] to retain with the Hammers’ Combination Japan Anniversary Tour 4 1) Jacob Ryler, El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto defeated Cody Rejero, Matt Spade and Liam Hendrick [9:16] when Alboroto hit the Pumphandle Piledriver on Hendrick 2) Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Michael Stone [8:40] with the Jacobs Drop 3) Amy Lee defeated Red Fire [7:16] when Amy hit the Downward Spiral 4) Prodigy Trial Series Match 11: Daniel Sinn defeated Ken Slayer [12:03] with the Original Sinn 5) Jordan Devine and Riley Shamrock defeated Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) [16:20] when Riley hit the Devinity on Axel 6) FUSE: Kevin Hart defeated Duke Parkland [14:05] with the Sharpshooter 7) Revolution X (Chris Hammers, Safu and Jack Joseph) defeatd AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) [21:47] when Hammers hit the Lariat on Clark 8) DUOS: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Lord Jamerson and Joseph Stone [14:20] with the Brainbuster/Spear combo 9) Henry Edwards, Ace Bennett and Jet Jaguar defeated Jack Powers, Evan Pagano and Steven Kagemann [27:50] when Edwards hit the HE Driver on Kagemann
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 6:01:26 GMT -5
ELEVEN Eleventh Anniversary Show – from Korakuen Hall, Live on SNW Player SNW World Championship Chris Hammers vs. Riley Shamrock vs. Jordan Devine It’s a rematch from Riot Act from three years ago. All three men used to be partners in Revolution X, now they are bitter rivals. Devine won the number 1 contendership to challenge for the title by winning Warefare+. But Riley entered himself into the match by invoking his rematch clause. Henry Edwards vs. Jack Powers SNW FUSE Championship Kevin Hart vs. Jack Joseph SNW Women’s Championship Taliah Winters vs. Amy Lee Duos Championship Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. Ace Bennett and Jet Jaguar vs. AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) Prodigy Trial Series Match 12: Safu vs. Ken Slayer Contract Match: Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Evan Pagano Daniel Sinn vs. Steven Kagemann vs. Carson Clark vs. Cody Rejero vs. Lord Jamerson vs. Duke Parkland Pre-show El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto vs. Joseph Stone and Michael Stone Liam Hendrick vs. Matt Spade Dean Caufield vs. Jacob Ryler Kourtney Love, Wasp and Kitty White [TCW] vs. Red Fire, Gertrude Von Grimm and Tickles the Clown Viper Tion vs. Kazumi Tsukuda [SYN]
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 6:10:50 GMT -5
Anniversary Show Pre-show 1) Matt Spade defeated Liam Hendrick [7:21] with the Ace of Spades 2) Viper Tion defeated Kazumi Tsukuda [SYN] [8:10] with the Shooting Star Press 3) El Hijo de Angel Custodio and El Alboroto defeated Joseph Stone and Michael Stone [14:47] when El Hijo hit the Spanish Fly on Joseph 4) Dean Caufield defeated Jacob Ryler [13:16] with the Diving Double Foot Stomp 5) Kourtney Love, Wasp and Kitty White [TCW] defeated Red Fire, Gertrude Von Grimm [SYN] and Tickles the Clown [SYN] when Love hit the Lovesault on Tickles ELEVEN Eleventh Anniversary Show – from Korakuen Hall, Live on SNW Player 1) DUOS: Knife Fight (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) defeated Ace Bennett and Jet Jaguar, AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) and Parkland Bros (Axel and Rex Parkland) [19:24] when Knife Fight hit the Brainbuster/Spear Combo to retain 2) Contract Match: Nick Jacobs w) Mike Bockwinkel defeated Evan Pagano [12:36] with the Jacobs Drop after distraction from Bockwinkel. After the match Bockwinkel attacked Jacobs 3) Prodigy Trial Series Match 12: Ken Slayer defeated Safu [13:47] with the Sling Blade to pick up his first win in the series 4) Steven Kagemann defeated Daniel Sinn, Carson Clark, Cody Rejero, Lord Jamerson and Duke Parkland [11:18] with the Fire Tornado on Cody 5) FUSE: Kevin Hart defeated Jack Joseph [16:02] with the Sharpshooter 6) Jack Powers defeated Henry Edwards [22:35] by referee stoppage after elbows to the head whilst in the Choke Out. After the match the two shook hands 7) WOM: Amy Lee defeated Taliah Winters [15:16] with the Downward Spiral (8th Champion) 8) SNW: Chris Hammers defeated Riley Shamrock and Jordan Devine [44:36] with the Lariat on Shamrock
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Post by Red Dragon on Apr 12, 2020 6:11:44 GMT -5
Alt:Pro Presents Indignity Alt:Pro kicked off the show with a hot opener. The Junior division has been a highlight of Alt:Pro and it was good to see this continue even without Dane Warron in the frame. Winston Knight got his shot at the gold and stepped it up, he nearly won the belt but Arthur just edged him with a roll-up. Moses Khan then had to cheat to defeat Kris Havok before the Taylor Boys picked up a tag win to continue their progress from rookies to potential champions. Will Manor laid his claim to the junior title with another singes win and the Fire and the Fury picked up another victory in tag action. With their rivals facing off tonight for the IC title, AJ and Crockett faced off in a technical showdown before it kicked into the next level Crockett got himself counted out. The World Champion teamed with the popular Dane Warron to get the win in tag action. After the match Hogan got on the mic and acknowledged the War Child’s skills and fans. Hogan wanted to give Warron a test and asked if he would face him for the title at the next event. Warron happily accepted and the wrestling world await a classic. In a rematch from the last show, the Blaze Brothers once again stole the victory and retained the titles in a three corner tag. In the finals of the tournament to crown the first ever Intercontinental Champion, two youngsters faced off in a historic match. It wasn’t a true main event but it was good to see the youngsters given exposure, especially after the troubles Alt:Pro had originally. Jax was a little distracted, possibly thinking of rival AJ Matthews whilst Swindell was focused and didn’t seem to think of his rival, Ron Crockett, once. Swindell pit Jax away with a capture Suplex to become the first IC Champion. 1) JNR: Arthur Williams def. Winston Knight 2) Moses Khan def. Kris Havok 3) The Fabulous Taylor Boys (Robin and Ozzy Taylor) def. Christopher Kennedy Jones and DJ Hughes 4) Will Manor def. Vincent Valentino 5) Fire and the Fury (Vincent Fury and Johnny Arsenic) def. Antonio Benitez and Pablo 'Speedy' Gonzalez 6) AJ Matthews def. Ron Crockett 7) Mike Hogan and Dane Warron def. Alexandre Kuleshov and Rory Wiseman – Hogan challenges Warron 8) TAG: Blaze Brothers (Max and Lloyd Blaze) def. Made in Detroit (Tobias Black and Nate Ryan) and Elliot Reid and Noah Lee - Rematch 9) IC Finals: Jake Swindell def. Jak Anderson
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