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Post by Jord on Sept 22, 2011 9:53:00 GMT -5
Really like how you have Mexican stars appear on each night of the Mexican tour. Love Devine as the leader of RevX and the push for Riley Shamrock is quite great. Really intrigued with the attackers storyline. I'm at a loss for as to who the attackers could be, however, I have a small feeling that Chris Hammers may be one of them.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 25, 2011 9:50:22 GMT -5
Puebla, Mexico1) Revolution X vs. Jet Jaguar and Jacob Ryler: LyNN and Riley teamed up tonight for the first time and despite some early differences they seemed to tag well. Jaguar and Ryler are still growing as a team and fell to the Ode to Shamrock from Riley. Mike Bockwinkel walked to the ring in a suit. Just like he had done before he mocked the Mexican crowd to a point of riots before El Hijo came out and defended his home country in his native tongue and challenged Bock to a match. 2) Mike Bockwinkel vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: Despite being in a suit Bockwinkel wrestled well and took instant control on El Hijo in his first official match. El Hijo had some offence including ripping Bockwinkel’s suit but the Bock Special got Bock the win. Following the match, Bockwinkel looked down at his ripped suit and couldn’t stop himself from attacking EL Hijo after the bell. He lifted the Mexican in the Bockwinkel Special: Championship Edition but Ryler and Jaguar ran out to make the save, before Bock could do any more damage. 3) New Age Lady Killers, Jason Williams and Cody Rejaro vs. Fire and the Fury, Cain Jackal and Matt Spade: A fine 8-man tag, multi man matches are very regular on this Mexican tour. The faces really got the crowd on their side with plenty of high risk moves while the heels tried to slow the pace to get under the crowd’s skin. However, the heels tactics didn’t work and Spade took the Pin Pointer from the Lady Killers to end it. We go into Revolution X’s locker room. Devine is speaking to all his members and wishes Amy luck in her match before she leaves. He says that LyNN and Riley did well tonight but now the focus should be switched to tonights main event and then Devine’s title match next week. Riley says it shouldn’t all be about him and tensions rise between the new member and the leader. Devine calms it down and gets the team under control. 4) Amy Lee vs. Sexy Star: It’s unusual to see a women’s match in SNW but it’s strange to see why they don’t do more with a talented Amy Lee on the roster. The match was only short but it was a fun match. Amy Lee came out on top after a Downward Spiral. Backstage we see Sexy Star walk backstage into her lockeroom. As she opens the door, Mike Bockwinkel is waiting for her and hands her a rose. Sexy Star seems taken aback by Bockwinkel’s romantic advances. Bockwinkel says that although all Mexicans are ugly, lazy and useless she’s the exception. Star takes offence to Bock’s attempts of being nice, kicks him between the legs and pushes him out of the door. 5) Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart vs. Steven Kagemann and Zakk Static: A really fun tag match to lead into the break. Kagemann and Static played heels well and have shown improvement as a team but Hart and Ace work together like poetry in motion (yes, they even use that move) Hart and Ace topped off an impressive performance after a Small Package Driver from Hart and Ace’s Syracuse Bound gave the team another win. Intermission. The ring announcer told us that next week all three SNW titles will be on the line. Katsuhiko Nakajima will put his FUSE title on the line against AJ Matthews, the Duos titles will be on the line as Revolution X defend against both the Fire and the Fury and the New Age Lady Killers and SNW World Champion Henry Edwards goes up against the 2011 Battle for Mexico Winner, Jordan Devine. 6) Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Evan Pagano vs. Jack Powers: Three top class athletes, all looking for that big win to cement themselves in the higher ranks of SNW. The pace was slower than some of the matches which the fans disliked but it was a well worked American styled match. AJ Matthews attacks Nakajima allowing Pagano to get the win with the Calling. AJ Matthews takes the mic after the match and tells Nakajima that he is taking the title from him next week. He explained he wanted to become the longest reigning FUSE champ ever but now realises he can get another recognition, the first ever two time FUSE Champion. 7) AirDevils and Mascarita Dorada vs. Jack Joseph, Travis Cantrell and X Matt: Epic fast pace six-man tag, possibly the best 6 or 8 man-match of the entire tour. Lots of credit go to Joseph for leading his experienced team and keeping his team in the match. The AirDevils were a joy to watch and teaming them with Dorada was a thing of beauty. Dorado span around all three opponents hitting the Satellite Octopus Clutch on Matt for the win while the AirDevils took dives to the outside. Ace Bennett, his sister Alicia and Kevin Hart are backstage. Ace seems happy about winning and showing signs of his old self but turns grumpy when Alicia congratulates and talks to Kevin. Kevin tells Ace that they work really well together and should consider going for the Duos titles. After some persuading from Alicia Ace accepts the offer but is still wondering what Hart’s motives are. 8) Super Crazy and Henry Edwards vs. Revolution X: SNW World Champ teamed up with Lucha legend, Super Crazy to take on the RevX teaming of leader and no.1 contender Jordan Devine and one half of the Duos champions Safu. The pace was slowed to American style but unlike the other matches this tour the crowd got behind the action. Crazy was working pretty well against Safu, hitting high spots all over. In the end Crazy hit a Asai moonsault onto Safu to the floor, while Edwards went for the HE Driver but Riley Shamrock ran out and hit a kick to the back of the SNW Champions legs allowing Devine to fall on top of Edwards in a bridging pin for the three count. Post match, all competitors and Shamrock remain in the ring. Edwards confronts Devine about Riley’s attacks. Devine takes a mic and attempts to put things straight: “I don’t know who you think you are Edwards? Screaming at me for cheating? Telling me what we just did was wrong. What we did tonight, we do every night and have done since Chris Hammers set up RevX on the first show! You think just because I’ve taken over the reins of RevX everything changes? No. Everything remains the same; our aims, our look, our way of life. Just because we saved your a** once and you saved us doesn’t make us friends. It just means we have a common hate. (Devine turns away from Edwards to speak to the camera, LyNN has also joined RevX in the ring) Yeah, that’s right. I’m talking to those stupid little attackers who think they can interrupt every show with their nonsensical attacks. And I’m not going to stand for it. You’ve attacked my group several times but last week was the last. You want to attack us, go ahead. Do it now! But you won’t because we’re prepared, you only attack when we have our backs turned. Your attacks end TONIGHT! You want to attack us, make my team look weak? Well there’s only room in SNW for one dominant group of bad boys and that’s us. You want to shake things up, make a change. Well we’ve been doing that since day one. We’re Revolution X, the top guys in SNW. And we won’t let anyone get in our way.” Devine drops the mic and gives the order for Safu, LyNN and Riley to attack Edwards and Super Crazy. They do and leave them laying on the outside. Riley brings back the SNW World title and wraps it around Devine’s waist. A clear message for anyone, wrestlers or attackers who think RevX has gone soft. 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)[/size]
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 25, 2011 9:50:54 GMT -5
Mexico City Preview NEXT WEEK
SNW prepares for the final night of the 2011 Mexican tour. Where we will see some Special guests return and three epic title matches. Plus, Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart team up again and the attackers have said they will make “a statement.”
FUSE Championship Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. A.J Matthews The Japanese superstar representing Kensuke Office shocked everyone in SNW by defeating AJ Matthews in Tijuana to become the 9th FUSE Champion. He now faces an even bigger challenge, retaining the championship. More pressure is put on AJ as Nakajima will be leaving for Japan following this tour, meaning if AJ doesn’t win the FUSE title is going to Japan.
SNW Duos Championship Revolution X vs. Fire and the Fury vs. New Age Lady Killers The Duos titles will be on the line as reigning champions Safu and LyNN of Revolution X look to extend their reign and defences number as they defend against not one but two teams. The Fire and the Fury set their sights high on getting a Duos title shot in the last few weeks but their plan was halted due to the New Age Lady Killers return, who want to put the young-uns in their place and take the Duos titles for themselves.
SNW World Championship Henry Edwards vs. Jordan Devine Jordan Devine looked to be thrown in at the deep end as his Revolution X leader, Chris Hammers named him the new leader on his departure to Pro Wrestling NOAH. However, since then Devine has shown he has what it takes to lead RevX to glory and himself to his own personal glory. He has helped Riley Shamrock establish himself in the main roster and kept his Duos champions strong. Devine won the 2011 Battle for Mexico which set up this title match against Henry Edwards. But can Devine show he was right to be picked as leader by winning the SNW World Championship.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Sept 25, 2011 12:02:10 GMT -5
All I got to say is Smokin' Aces for Duos Champs. =D
Seriously though, I'm really liking the storyline, despite the fact that it has been KILLER on the good ole W/L record. Really can't wait to see where it goes from here.
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Post by HoganBai on Sept 29, 2011 10:26:44 GMT -5
I am LOVING this masked men storyline. I do think having them attack EVERY time could get a little boring, I'm glad the RevX fightback has started. Now that somebody's mentioned it, Chris Hammers would be a great swerve but there is someone else I'd like it to be too heh...
Can see Devine losing his match for the World title, maybe due to the masked men, but I think that will serve as the catalyst to bring us on down to a final showdown. Could be really interesting if he takes the title from Edwards, would add a LOT of high stakes to the feud. Sorry I haven't been replying, I've moved away to university and my internet access there is shockingly bad, but I'm home for the week and enjoyed catching up on the Mexico tour, really good integration of the lucha stars, and I'd love to see some of them come across to the States for some more shows in the future
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 7, 2011 8:06:34 GMT -5
Mexico City, MexicoIt’s a big night in the Mexican capital for SNW. Three big title matches including a last chance for SNW to keep hold of the FUSE title before the holder takes off to Japan. Also the attackers promised to make a statement. Uncharacteristically SNW cuts to a backstage segment to start the show. Revolution X is gathered around leader Jordan Devine. He said that tonight they prove that they can stand on their own two feet without Hammers. But he also mentioned the attackers and told everyone to be on high alert, because they could attack at any time. 1) Cody Rejaro and Jason Williams vs. Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart: Brilliant way to kick off, just fast paced action from the get go. All four men worked to the best of their abilities and brought the best out in each other. Wouldn’t surprise me to see this break into the top 25 matches. The end run was dominated by Hart and Ace just pulling out every big move, from the Syracuse Drop to the 450 and finally to the Small Package Driver for the win. Backstage yet again and SNW Champion, Henry Edwards is slowly getting ready. Jack Powers walks in and hesitantly says he suspects Evan Pagano is part of the attackers. Powers pulls out a note he found in Pagano’s bag which matches the last attackers note. Jack tells Henry not to do anything till they get more proof but Edwards’ doesn’t seem to listen. 2) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jacob Ryler: This match comes from last week after Bock attacked El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Ryler and his young buddy Jaguar made the save. Ryler put up a good fight against Bock, a very technical match which the fans turned against. A low blow allowed Bock to hit the Bockwinkel Special. After the match, Bock went to finish Ryler off with a Bockwinkel Special Championship Edition but Jet Jaguar ran down. Bock mocked Jaguar, who was on the outside challenging him to come and face him in the ring. Jaguar flew into the ring and instantly tackled Bock off his feet and threw some punches. Bock retreated, shocked at the fight inside the young rookie. 3) Jet Jaguar and AirDevils vs. Evan Pagano, Jack Powers and El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Jack Joseph, Travis Cantrell and X Matt: An odd tag match, there was three teams of three with a leader for each team (listed first) and the match was held under captains rules. Lots of highflying from most of the wrestlers and dives galore. Meanwhile tension rose between Pagano and Powers as Jack couldn’t trust his partner. This led to Jack getting the win for his team with a Pele on Pagano. 4) FUSE: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. A.J Matthews: Lots of build up to this match since Nakajima could leave SNW with the FUSE title if AJ doesn’t win tonight. The action was slower and hard hitting, it was a good match but the fans just wanted dives. AJ surprisingly gave the fans what they wanted with a Suicide Dive to the floor. The action wore on with the effects of the match evident on both men. AJ went for the Eastern Execution only for Nakajima to float over, lock in the German Suplex Arm Trap and suplex him over for the three. Henry Edwards storms into Evan Pagano backstage to confront him about being part of the attackers. Edwards pushes him up against the wall and tells him to admit it. Pagano asks what the hell is going on. Edwards explains about the note but Evan swears he never seen it before. A shouting match escalates between the two and soon staff have to pull them apart. Pagano ends saying he feels abused since he trusted Edwards and now he thinks he’s turned his back on him. He says if everyone feels this way then screw Henry Edwards and screw SNW! 5) Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal vs. Mexico’s Most Wanted and Bestia 666: Mexico’s Most Wanted returned with Damien’s son Bestia in six-man action. The match started pretty slow but soon turned into a brawl with all kinds of weapons included. All six-men were buster open and the new kids Cain and Static were taking big spots. Kagemann topped off the show with a Fire Tornado holding a ladder off a ladder to the outside. Kagemann wins after a Double Stomp onto Bestia, through a table with a barbed wire chair placed on his chest. Following the match, Kagemann shows respect to Cain and seems to offer him a place alongside Static as part of his group. Jackal accepts and the three bloodied warriors leave together. Intermission. Although it didn’t seem like a break. Most people stayed in their seats as MMW and Bestia remained in the ring. Halloween and Damien 666 put over SNW and all the competitors and Damien once again talked about his upcoming retirement. They took their time leaving as they posed with fans while bleeding heavily from the previous match. The show then restarted since the intermission was over. 6) Riley Shamrock vs. El Hijo de Rey Misterio: Great action to welcome us back from the ‘break.’ Misterio was massively over and Riley played a tweener-ish role, starting off with heel qualities and earning the respect of the crowd as the match wore on. The match kept up a good pace and might be the most involved a crowd has been for a singles match all tour, the crowd loved every moment. The finish came as Misterio tried a springboard hurricanrana and Riley countered with a powerbomb allowing Riley to lock in the Ode to Shamrock for the win. 7) DUOS: Revolution X vs. Fire and the Fury vs. New Age Lady Killers: The pace slowed for this tag match as three of the more brawling and technical teams faced off. The crowd died a little during this match but that was nothing on the quality. Lots of brawling and lots of action. The story of the match was the Killers and Fury/Arsenic fighting each other throughout and almost forgetting about the Duos champions at times. After a low blow, Fury hit a Fury Strike on Parkland and Arsenic joined in the attack, however they had their back turned on RevX who knocked Fury from the ring and hit the Samoan Drop/Neckbreaker finish on Arsenic. After the 2011 Battle for Mexico winner made his way out to “Children of the Revolution,” Henry Edwards makes his way out to “The Trooper” by Iron Maiden. However he was cut off on the way to the ring by Evan Pagano. Pagano smashed into Edwards from behind and shouted at him before leaving. Devine saw the opportunistic route, rolling Edwards into the ring to begin the match 8) SNW: Henry Edwards vs. Jordan Devine: Devine went for a quick pin as the bell rung and many thought we would have a new champion but Edwards kicked out. Devine took the whole first half of the match by dominating the champion. Edwards didn’t recover from the attack pre-match and was dominated by Devine. Edwards finally got his fight back and roared back into action, even taking Devine to the outside so he could recoup inside. The match continued the match seem to favour Devine who had hit the Divinity for a close count. Edwards had tried for both the HE Driver and the Crossface but couldn’t get either locked in. Devine hit the Last Minute Orders and looked like he had Edwards beat, however the attackers ran out once again and ended the match in DQ win for Devine. The four attackers were all over Devine then separated to beat down Edwards on the other side of the ring. Revolution X of Shamrock, Safu and LyNN all ran down to the ring to save Devine. They fought back against the attackers but the number advantage was too much for RevX and they fell alongside their leader and the current champion. The show ended just like it had many times recently, with the attackers standing over SNW in a row, turning to the camera and then bowing.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 7, 2011 8:06:56 GMT -5
Magnificent 10NEXT WEEK2011 Competitors:10 men will wrestle throughout the show, each time eliminating 2 men until 4 men remain. The final four will wrestle in a four-way elimination match to become No.1 contender to Henry Edwards’ SNW World Championship at The Rapture live on iPPV. Ace Bennett (New Entrant)The Former SNW World Champion easily gets a place in the Magnificent 10 despite his recent bad performances. However, his luck has changed when teaming with Kevin Hart. Can Ace bounce back and jump into the World title hunt. Mike Bockwinkel (2nd Time, Eliminated 5th 2010)Another former SNW World Champion enters the fray as 3rd Generation star, Mike Bockwinkel makes his 2nd Magnificent 10 appearance. Last year Bock was eliminated by count out during brawl with rival Red Dragon. Now Bock has no distraction and is ready for gold. Jordan Devine (2nd Time, Eliminated 7th 2010)Alot has changed since last year’s Magnificent 10 for Jordan Devine, becoming the new leader of Revolution X and taking on whole new responsibilities. However, Devine will be looking to better his last year performance of the final four by going all the way. Kevin Hart (2nd Time, Eliminated 3rd 2010)A standout wrestler and a future World Champion, that’s what many people are calling Kevin Hart at the moment. One year ago he was one of the first eliminated but in the year he has proven he has what it takes to compete at the top. Is it Hart’s time to shine. Jack Joseph (New Entrant)A new entrant to the Magnificent 10 and a bit of a shock as an entrant. Joseph hasn’t been on a roll since losing the FUSE title to AJ Matthews but will hope Magnificent 10 will change all that and allow Joseph to become the underdog champion. A.J Matthews (New Entrant)Another first timer for the Magnificent 10, AJ Matthews will take on 9 other men in his quest to face the World Champion. AJ let all of SNW down losing the title to Nakajima meaning that SNW lost the FUSE title to Japan. Can AJ bounce back? Evan Pagano (3rd Time, Eliminated 8th 2009, Winner 2010)The first of three Magnificent 10 veterans who have competed in all 3 matches so far, Pagano looks a heavy favourite after a good showing in 09 and winning in 10. With his new attitude on SNW Pagano might be the most determined to win and go on to face Edwards. Jack Powers (3rd Time, Winner 2009, Runner-Up 2010)Powers walks into Magnificent 10 as the statistic favourite. Winning the first M10 in 09 and coming runner up in 10. Powers’ wide variety of finishes makes him deadly in the M10 match and will be trying to use this to his advantage as he steps in the ring next week. Safu (3rd Time, Eliminated 1st 2009, Eliminated 2nd 2010)The last man of the 10 to have competed in all three M10 matches, however unlike the previous Safu’s record isn’t as impressive. But Safu is a changed man, an absolute monster, many would say and Safu will want to silence all the critics by going all the way. Riley Shamrock (New Entrant)The final man in the 10 man line-up is a bit of a shock but a look at Riley’s recent record will tell you why he was selected. Shamrock makes up the strong 3 man RevX line-up which will boost their odds in the match. Can this young gun triumph in M10.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 7, 2011 8:07:24 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV:THE RAPTURELive from the “FUSE Arena” only on Go Fight Live 3 Weeks AwayWith Magnificent 10 holding high significance over the SNW wrestlers, there has been very little amount of matches announced for Rapture despite the date of the PPV soon approaching. In the Magnificent 10, all 10 competitors will be wanting to get the World title bout and so very few have been booked in matches. The World Championship bout will be announced next week as Henry Edwards will take on the winner of the 2011 Magnificent 10. But here are some bouts recently announced. New Age Lady Killers vs. Fire and the FuryThese two rivals have been tearing it up all over Mexico. The feud all started when the Fire and the Fury announced they were the best team in SNW, and so the next in line for a Duos title shot. However, the young team seemed to forget about the 3 time Duos Champions who made an immediate return challenging the team. The first bout between these two ended with no winner, the next time they met they forgot about the third team involved and the fact the titles were on the line and both lost in a three team tag match. Now these two get to settle it out once and for all. Matt Spade vs. El Hijo de Angel CustodioThe young Mexican lucha libre former student had a homecoming in Mexico. Getting great responses from the crowd and picked up a big win over Ace Bennett while in his trial. In comparison Spade has been on a losing streak as of late and sick of the younger guys jumping over his head. Now Spade gets to prove why he was one half of the Duos Champions as he looks to do what he did at the last iPPV and beat a newbie. Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal vs. Jacob Ryler, Travis Cantrell and X MattStraight outta Mexico and the lucha libre influence is evident. Kagemann recently recruited Jackal into his growing group of warriors and at the iPPV, Kagemann will test out his team against the high flying team of Travis and Matt and veteran wrestler, Jacob Ryler. BREAKING NEWS FUSE CHAMPIONSHIP DEFENDED IN JAPANKatsuhiko Nakajima shocked everyone in SNW during its Mexico tour. Firstly beating AJ Matthews in the opening night in Tijuana to become the first outsider to win the FUSE title. Nakajima came to SNW on a foreign exclusion and was set to return to Japan following the Mexico tour. In an odd match Nakajima defended the title against L.A Park then went into the final night against AJ Matthews. With the weight of SNW on AJ shoulders he failed to win back the FUSE title for SNW which meant Nakajima returned to Japan with SNW’s own FUSE title. Nakajima has made his return to Pro Wrestling NOAH with the SNW FUSE title over his shoulder. And now Nakajima has defended the title against Genba Hirayanagi in Pro Wrestling NOAH, taking Nakajima’s total title defences to 3. It is unclear what SNW plan to do with one of their titles in Japan and an iPPV (in which SNW want a FUSE title match) just around the corner. The possibility of Nakajima returning to America to defend the title on that date or any SNW date before is unlikely since he is booked for the upcoming NOAH tour.
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Oct 10, 2011 3:11:12 GMT -5
Sucks that this didn't get a reply yet. I'll give you a short one being im at work. I like Bockwinkel getting back to winning with a cheap on over Ryler. II also really like the post match interaction between him and Jaguar.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Oct 13, 2011 15:45:18 GMT -5
Glad to see the Hart/Ace storyline continue, really can't wait to see what kind of plans you have for it moving forward. Also good to see Cantrell get used a little more, even if it is in mostly loses. The masked man storyline makes me wonder what is going to be going on here in a few more shows. Keep it up.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 18, 2011 14:24:07 GMT -5
Magnificent 10: 2011SNW opens and kicks right into the M10 action which will be happening throughout tonight’s events. All 10 men make their separate entrances with SNW World Champion, Henry Edwards entering last in jeans and T-shirt to watch tonight’s action. The 10 competitors get a group photo before the rules are read and the match begins. 10 men will wrestle throughout the show, each time eliminating 2 men until 4 men remain. The final four will wrestle in a four-way elimination match to become No.1 contender to Henry Edwards’ SNW World Championship at The Rapture live on iPPV.1) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Jack Joseph vs. A.J Matthews vs. Evan Pagano vs. Jack Powers vs. Safu vs. Riley Shamrock: Lots of action, too much to comment on. There’s fighting all over the ring, outside and crowd! RevX immediately look strong with the numbers advantage, while Hart and Ace also work well together. The first elimination is a shocker as Hart hits a Small Package Driver on Bockwinkel to eliminate the 3rd gen star. The action continues until a focused Jack Powers takes AJ overhead with a Power Suplex to take him out of the match. Eliminated: Mike Bockwinkel and AJ Matthews 2) Carson Clark vs. Cody Rejaro vs. Jason Williams vs. LyNN: Fun four way action here albeit random. Jason and Cody worked well together until they realised there could only be one winner. The Jason/Cody exchanges were amazing with unparalleled chemistry. In the end Cody hit a Superkick on Ryler while Jason hit the SSP Leg Drop on LyNN for both men to get pinfalls at the same time! 3) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Jack Joseph vs. Evan Pagano vs. Jack Powers vs. Safu vs. Riley Shamrock: The M10 match continued, down to 8 men left. The action was much more clearer to see. RevX still had all 3 men in the match and looked dominant. The team collectively got their first elimination, taking out Joseph after Riley hit the Irish Welcoming. RevX continued to dominate until the remaining participants (except Pagano) rose up and took out the big dominant man, Safu after a awesome Power Suplex, Shinning Wizard and 450 Splash combo from Powers, Ace and Hart. Eliminated: Jack Joseph and Safu 4) Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio, Travis Cantrell and X Matt: The fans don’t particularly like all the multi-man action on tonight, they would have preferred single matches between the M10 matches. This match was mostly made up of former students so it looked a little sloppy and unprofessional at times but there were plenty of positives. Lots of highflying from the faces but the heels displayed plenty of team work allowing them to get the win with a Spear from Jackal. Intermission. As stated above, there seems to be too much multi-man action tonight. Since the M10 takes up a lot of time SNW has had to fit many multi-man matches to fit everyone in. SNW World Champ, Henry Edwards took his time to meet and greet the fans. 5) M10: Ace Bennett vs. Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano vs. Jack Powers vs. Riley Shamrock: As the numbers fall the match quality rises. The match looks a lot more clearer and it’s easier to see the story the wrestlers are trying to paint. Ace and Hart are teaming well, as are Riley and Devine. Powers doesn’t know whether to trust Pagano who has taken on a new heel-ish attitude after having his trust betrayed by Edwards. Ace tries to break away from Hart but his recent singles luck comes back to haunt him as Pagano gets his first elimination with the Calling on Ace. The match continues and it doesn’t look like anyone will be elimanted until AJ Matthews runs back down to the ring to avenge his elimination, taking out Jack Powers. Devine makes the pin and we have our final four. Eliminated: Ace Bennett and Jack Powers 6) Matt Spade, Fire and the Fury vs. New Age Lady Killers and Jet Jaguar: Another 6-man tag match on tonight’s card and the fans don’t seem too bothered about it. Fire and the Fury and the Killers do their best to keep the crowd alive showing raw intensity in their exchanges but Jaguar and Spade aren’t worthy of the semi-main event. However, Jag gets the pin with a roll-up on Spade. Following the match, the New Age Lady Killers put over their tag partner, Jet Jaguar. Parkland said he’s been talking to his masked friend and he wants to fight Mike Bockwinkel. Since last week Bock took out a man Jaguar considers his mentor, Jacob Ryler. Now he wants revenge. 7) M10: Jordan Devine vs. Kevin Hart vs. Evan Pagano vs. Riley Shamrock: The final four of the M10 are largely unchanged from the final 3 in the Battle for Mexico. The story of the match is that all four men have made one elimination each, making this a close one to call. RevX of Devine and Riley team up well and took dominant at times but their inexperience and lack of trust in each other leads to an elimination. But it isn’t Riley eliminated its Devine, as Hart locks in the Sharpshooter for the submission elimination. The match roars on as all three men put their all into the match but Riley’s inexperience in long matches proves fatal as Hart makes another elimination, taking out Riley with the Small Package Driver. Now there’s only two with the eliminations 3-1 to Hart. The fight continues with plenty of near falls and top quality action despite both men having spent nearly an hour and a half in the ring tonight. Hart attempts the Small Package Driver to put Pagano away but Pagano counters into a Small Package. Hart rolls through on impact and gets a pin but Pagano reverses, rolling himself on top at the two count then holding on to get the three count and the win. Henry Edwards rises from the announcers table and stares directly into the ring. Pagano climbs to his feet keeping his eyes trained on Edwards. Hart looks upset after getting so far only to lose in the final, just like in Mexico. Pagano is presented with the Magnificent 10 trophy for the second year running. The show ends with Edwards and Pagano staring each other down across the arena.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 18, 2011 14:24:57 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: THE RAPTURELive from the “FUSE Arena” only on Go Fight Live 2 Weeks AwaySNW World Heavyweight ChampionshipHenry Edwards vs. Evan PaganoThe first title match announced for the iPPV, as the defending champion takes on the Magnificent 10 winner. Evan Pagano fought for nearly an hour and half, defeating 9 other men to become the number one contender. Pagano was able to win the match for the second year in a row and he might want to thank his new ruthless attitude which all happened after an exchange backstage with the current champion. Edwards confronted Pagano after suspecting Evan of being an attacker. Pagano took the accusation badly, saying that he believed Henry betrayed his trust. For once, winning the title may be Pagano’s secondary objective. Since now, all Pagano wants is to hurt Edwards. Can this change in attitude lead Pagano to ending Edwards long third reign as champion? AJ Matthews vs. Jack PowersThis match has been booked and agreed by both men following the events of the last show, Magnificent 10. Powers eliminated AJ following a Power Suplex early on in the night. AJ didn’t take to this too kindly, turning up later in the night to cause Powers elimination. The last time these two met Powers walked away with the victory but after losing the FUSE Championship and letting down SNW AJ will do anything to prove himself and to everyone else why he should be feared. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jet JaguarThe final match announced tonight is that of former SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel taking on former student Jet Jaguar. To say this is an odd match is an understatement but for those who suspect an easy win for Jaguar they could be wrong. Jaguar showed plenty of fight as he came to the aid of the man who Jaguar considers his mentor, Jacob Ryler. In comparison Bockwinkel hasn’t been as very impressive as of late, recently being eliminated first from the Magnificent 10. So can the masked warrior defend Ryler’s honour?
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Post by RCW on Oct 18, 2011 17:12:10 GMT -5
Great! Great couple of show's you got up tonight! Enjoyed the Rapture iPPV.
Looking forward to more
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Post by Rule 30 on Oct 19, 2011 7:06:51 GMT -5
Sorry for not reply to this as of late, great to see Cain Jackal getting a push of sorts.
Expect a full reply to the iPPV.
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Oct 19, 2011 8:28:27 GMT -5
Bockwinkel has been on a bit of a losing streak lately, even being the first one to be eliminated from M10. The match against JJ should be good despite the styles clash.
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Post by dbdanielson on Oct 22, 2011 23:48:35 GMT -5
I can't wait to see who these masked attackers are! The Battle for Mexico and Magnificent 10 shows are epic, can't wait for more!
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 24, 2011 11:55:38 GMT -5
The Last Supper1) Cody Rejaro vs. Jason Williams: Great way to kick off tonight’s action, right into fast, competitive and chemistry filled singles action. This match came about after last week’s double pin in the four way. The match ended in a double count out after Jason’s sick 450 Springboard to the floor. Once again, neither man could get a pin over the other or prove they are the better man. But Jason helped Cody up and they left together, still friends. 2) A.J Matthews vs. El Hijo de Angel Custodio: Good action again, as El Hijo steps it up. AJ played the heel powerhouse against the highflying El Hijo which is usually the best formula to get a good match from the Mexican. AJ hits the Eastern Execution and then the Crossface for the win. AJ holds the Crossface in post match. He finally releases and takes a mic, telling Jack Powers that he stopped his SNW World title dreams last week and next week he’ll destroy every hope Powers has ever had. 3) AirDevils vs. Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart vs. Travis Cantrell and X Matt vs. Zakk Static and Cain Jackal: Four teams battled it out elimination style to determine the new no.1 contender for the Duos titles next week. Both former student teams did well and showed progress in both team work and overall character. Zakk took the first fall taking his team out of the match after Matt saved his partner with a springboard missile dropkick which took Kagemann’s men out of the match. Next out was Travis and Matt after a Sky High from the AirDevils. The final two teams put on a absolute barn burner which needs to be repeated in a 2 on 2 match. It was Bennett’s Syracuse Drop and Syracuse Bound used together that gave the team the win. Following the match, Alicia Bennett runs out to congratulate their team. Ace seems happy at first but once again as Alicia congratulates Kev his expression changes. Hart then offers a handshake to Ace which after a little awkwardness is accepted. 4) Jack Powers vs. Steven Kagemann: More great action here as the technical Jack Powers takes on the anything but technical Kagemann. Two completely different styles as Powers tried to slow the pace with methodical mat wrestling while Kagemann just wanted a fast paced bout with brawling segments. Both got their wish in this 20 mins encounter but it was Powers with the win following the Immortality Submission, after Powers had worked the arm all match. 5) DUOS: Revolution X vs. Jacob Ryler and Jet Jaguar: Safu and LyNN had been doing well as champs thus far but Ryler and Jag had the chance to stop RevX from even making it through to next week as champions. Classic babyface in peril worked well by Jaguar with the hot tag eventually being made to Ryler. Despite this the team fell to the experience after a Samoan Drop/Neckbreaker combo. Intermission. This is SNW’s last but one show of 2011 before SNW takes the winter break for the Christmas/New Year. When SNW returns it will be in the UK for the 2012 British Tour, then onto Germany for SNW’s first iPPV of 2012. 6) Jordan Devine vs. Ricochet: The highflyer from Kentucky, Ricochet made an appearance in SNW to dazzle and delight the crowd. Ricochet did just that and in Devine he had an opponent who was willing to base any move. Devine did well as the dominant man in the match and the fans loved Ricochet and so were disappointed when Devine struck Ricochet down with the Devinity. Backstage we see the camera catching up with SNW World Champ Henry Edwards running down the corridor. At the end of the corridor we see Jack Powers fighting on the floor with a masked attacker! Edwards pulls the attacker to his feet and slams him against the wall and onto a table. Powers gets up and pulls the mask off to reveal who one of the attackers is, Zakk Static! Zakk simply says “You don’t know what you’ve gotten yourselves into.” 7) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Riley Shamrock: The night of top quality action continues as the experienced Bockwinkel takes on the young ace Shamrock. This match was slow, technical and well storied throughout with Riley showing Bock that technically he could go toe to toe with the former World champ. The action picked up near the end with Bock attempting the Bockwinkel Special only for Riley to counter into the Ode to Shamrock submission hold to get the win, which continues Bock’s recent bad luck. The cameras go backstage once again to Edwards and Powers now in a locker room which looks more like a interrogation scene. A table remains in the middle with Zakk Static sitting behind it, smiling. Powers and Edwards question Zakk about the attacker but he claims to know nothing. Edwards punches Zakk and slams his head on the desk but he refuses to say anything. Three attackers then run in attacking Edwards then the camera man. 8) Henry Edwards and the New Age Lady Killers vs. Fire and the Fury and Evan Pagano: This match started without Edwards, since the World Champ seems preoccupied. It was an obvious disadvantage to the Lady Killers but the multi-time Duos champs did well to stay in the match. Just as the match looked over Edwards ran in taking on all comers. The match evened out but it was clear the pre match attack had effected Edwards while the match itself had effected the Killers. Pagano took the win for his team sending a huge statement by pinning Henry Edwards with the Calling. After the match 4 attackers in their black masked walked to the ring. This gave Pagano, Arsenic and Fury time to escape. They pushed the Killers aside with ease then briefly attacked Edwards. One attacker brought a banner which was unravelled and read “NEXT WEEK, EVERYTHING CHANGES.” Jack Powers ran out with a chair in hand along with other SNW wrestlers such as Cantrell, X Matt, Jaguar and Ryler. The attackers saw this and made their exit.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 24, 2011 11:58:22 GMT -5
BREAKING NEWS FUSE CHAMPIONSHIP CHANGES HANDS IN JAPANAs previously reported the FUSE Champion, Katsuhiko Nakajima had been defending the title in Japan. However, when he entered the ring at a recent NOAH show he didn’t expect that he’d see Jack Joseph appearing anytime soon. Joseph challenged Nakajima to put his title on the line and Nakajima did. After 9 minutes of action Joseph hit a backflip counter from the German Suplex and hit a wicked Springboard Pele to win the title! The title change didn’t exactly bring the Japanese fans to their feet since many wondered what the title was and who was Jack Joseph. Joseph then defended the title, the following night in a rematch against Nakajima, which the crowd warmed more to. After 15 minutes of action Joseph pushed Nakajima off the top rope into the ring and nailed a Pele from the top rope to retain his title. In what was an eventful few days for Joseph he then travelled to ZERO-1 where he had previously made a handful of appearances in the past (alongside SNW roster members Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart) Joseph defended the title in an tough 12 minute battle against ZERO-1’s own Daichi Hashimoto. This explains why Jack Joseph was missing from action at “The Last Supper.” Joseph returned to the US in the early hour of yesterday morning tweeting, “After a hard few days in Japan I return to find that I have a title defence on iPPV next week, DOH!”
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 24, 2011 11:59:01 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: THE RAPTURELive from the “FUSE Arena” only on Go Fight Live NEXT WEEKBelow is the full card for next week’s big end of the year IPPV “The Rapture.” Following the event SNW will take a winter break over the Christmas/New Year Period before returning in the UK for the 2012 British Tour, ending in the first iPPV of the year in Germany. Below is the final card, with three previously unannounced matches: SNW World Heavyweight ChampionshipHenry Edwards vs. Evan PaganoThe first title match announced for the iPPV, as the defending champion takes on the Magnificent 10 winner. Evan Pagano fought for nearly an hour and half, defeating 9 other men to become the number one contender. Pagano was able to win the match for the second year in a row and he might want to thank his new ruthless attitude which all happened after an exchange backstage with the current champion. Edwards confronted Pagano after suspecting Evan of being an attacker. Pagano took the accusation badly, saying that he believed Henry betrayed his trust. For once, winning the title may be Pagano’s secondary objective. Since now, all Pagano wants is to hurt Edwards. Can this change in attitude lead Pagano to ending Edwards long third reign as champion? SNW Duos ChampionshipsRevolution X vs. Ace Bennett and Kevin HartFormer SNW World Champion Ace Bennett hasn’t been quite the same since losing the title. Luckily for him his big sister Alicia Bennett brought in some help, his long term rival Kevin Hart. Although the two have had a rough past so far they seem to be putting it all behind them because when they step in the ring they seem like a paring made in heaven. But they have a tough challenge ahead of them in the form of the dominant Revolution X. Safu has been almost unstoppable since coming back from injury and with LyNN by his side they’ll do whatever it takes to keep the belts. FUSE ChampionshipJack Joseph vs. Jason Williams vs. Cody RejaroOne week ago today we didn’t even know if we would have a FUSE title bout on SNW’s last shows of the year. However, Jack Joseph has brought the title back to the US and has a tough challenges ahead of him. Jason and Cody have tried to one-up each other for two weeks but both failed to get the upper hand. Now they have the FUSE title as a prize. Can either of them stop the “Flying Saint.” New Age Lady Killers vs. Fire and the FuryThese two rivals have been tearing it up all over Mexico. The feud all started when the Fire and the Fury announced they were the best team in SNW, and so the next in line for a Duos title shot. However, the young team seemed to forget about the 3 time Duos Champions who made an immediate return challenging the team. The first bout between these two ended with no winner, the next time they met they forgot about the third team involved and the fact the titles were on the line and both lost in a three team tag match. Now these two get to settle it out once and for all. AJ Matthews vs. Jack PowersThis match has been booked and agreed by both men following the events of the last show, Magnificent 10. Powers eliminated AJ following a Power Suplex early on in the night. AJ didn’t take to this too kindly, turning up later in the night to cause Powers elimination. The last time these two met Powers walked away with the victory but after losing the FUSE Championship and letting down SNW AJ will do anything to prove himself and to everyone else why he should be feared. AirDevils vs. Revolution XIn the final new match announced for the iPPV, Jordan Devine and Riley Shamrock will trust their partnership as they team up to take on former 2011 Clash of the Duos winners the AirDevils. This will be a true test for Devine and Shamrock but a win here would prove that the new RevX under Devine is stronger than ever. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jet JaguarThe final match announced tonight is that of former SNW World Champion, Mike Bockwinkel taking on former student Jet Jaguar. To say this is an odd match is an understatement but for those who suspect an easy win for Jaguar they could be wrong. Jaguar showed plenty of fight as he came to the aid of the man who Jaguar considers his mentor, Jacob Ryler. In comparison Bockwinkel hasn’t been as very impressive as of late, recently being eliminated first from the Magnificent 10. So can the masked warrior defend Ryler’s honour? Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal vs. Jacob Ryler, Travis Cantrell and X MattStraight outta Mexico and the lucha libre influence is evident. Kagemann recently recruited Jackal into his growing group of warriors and at the iPPV, Kagemann will test out his team against the high flying team of Travis and Matt and veteran wrestler, Jacob Ryler. Matt Spade vs. El Hijo de Angel CustodioThe young Mexican lucha libre former student had a homecoming in Mexico. Getting great responses from the crowd and picked up a big win over Ace Bennett while in his trial. In comparison Spade has been on a losing streak as of late and sick of the younger guys jumping over his head. Now Spade gets to prove why he was one half of the Duos Champions as he looks to do what he did at the last iPPV and beat a newbie.
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Post by RCW on Oct 24, 2011 15:49:50 GMT -5
Great show. Looked to have been full of action. Mike Bonkwinkel vs Riley Shamrock looked the best. The next PPV looks very nice will be a good read.
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