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Post by Red Dragon on Jul 5, 2013 9:20:11 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV FOUR (ANNIVERSARY SHOW) Live from the FUSE Arena only on Go Fight Live NEXT WEEK
SNW World Championship Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart Just when Jack Powers thought he had no challengers to his title, up shot Kevin Hart who reminded everyone that he had a no.1 contendership match from April 2010. Now, over two and a half years later Hart uses his “One Wish” to get his title match. Can Jack Powers hold onto the title that he has held onto all year? Or will Kevin Hart finally have his break out moment and become the SNW World Champion?
FUSE Championship No Count Outs Jason Williams vs. Cody Rejero These two go way back. First they were teammates, fighting side by side. Then Jason turned on Cody siding with the United Front. This brought Jason titles and praise while Cody couldn’t even bring himself to fight his former tag partner. Eventually Cody was fed up of being the victim and fought back. However, Jason keeps running away but with the added stipulation of no countouts who will come out on top?
SNW Duos Championships The Fire and the Fury (Johnny Arsenic and Vincent Fury) vs. Revolution X (Safu and LyNN)
Former World Champions Collide Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers
Henry Edwards Open Challenge
Adrenaline (Steven Kagemann, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal) vs. AirDevils (Carson Clark, Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell)
Daniel Sinn vs. Jacob Ryler
El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Gareth Ashdown vs. Militia (Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews)
Riley Shamrock vs. Jack Joseph vs. Jet Jaguar
Pre-Show Bonus DJ Hughes & Rory Wiseman vs. Dean Caufield & Elliot Reid
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 20, 2013 11:57:00 GMT -5
Four (Anniversary Show)Live from the FUSE Arena only on Go Fight LiveP1) DJ Hughes & Rory Wiseman vs. Dean Caufield & Elliot Reid: This was a pre-show for all the viewers who pre-ordered the iPPV online. The younger students put on a fast paced opener, Caufield and Reid work well together. DJ and Wiseman dominated the final moments but a double Sunset flip / dropkick combo earned Dean and Elliot the win. A video package opens the show, displaying highlights of the last four years. It highlights each year starting with the Original 16. It ends with recent events such as Revolution X beating the United Front at Riot Act V, Cody fighting back against Jason and the Fire and the Fury winning the belts at Clash of the Duos. The package concludes with a rewind to April 2010 where Hart won his One Wish, then him challenging Powers at the last show. 1) Riley Shamrock vs. Jack Joseph vs. Jet Jaguar: The main show kicked off in fast paced style as three of the more agile members of the SNW roster faced off. Some great spots in this one including Jaguar hitting a double hurricanrana (Sonjay Dutt style) and Joseph walking the ropes before bouncing off into a Asai Moonsault. Jack went for the Flying Saint (top rope Pele kick) onto both but Riley moved then snuck in to hit the Irish Welcoming. 2) El Hijo de Angel Custodio and Gareth Ashdown vs. Militia: The three way action gave way to tag action as the Milita’s Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews were in action. They controlled much of this short match with their size and strength. El Hijo hit a few big spots to liven the crowd but Thomas got the win with the Fall. 3) Daniel Sinn vs. Jacob Ryler: Sinn’s new persona since turning on Parkland has been beneficial to his singles win/loss record. He continued it here with a strong performance against SNW staple Jacob Ryler. The Original Sinn spelled the end for Ryler. 4) FUSE: Jason Williams vs. Cody Rejero: The FUSE title was on the line for the first big match of the night. Former partners turned rivals collided here. The extra stipulation in this match is that there are no count outs, this was toyed in opening stages as Cody got the advantage, Jason would exit to the outside but not get counted. The action went into the crowd and to the entrance where Jason hit a twisting somersault onto Cody. Back in the ring the chemistry between these two was amazing, if it was a full match it would easily be a top 25 match. However the match was cut short when Jason’s temper got the better of him. He exited to the outside then realised he couldn’t be counted out so entered back inside with a chair. Firstly he hit the referee who tried to stop him then he hit Cody. The ring announcer rang the bell and announced Cody the winner of the match but Jason still champion. Jason continued hitting Cody with a chair before he trapped Cody’s arm in the chair and climbed the ropes. Referees, staff and some wrestlers came out to tell him not to do it but it didn’t work. Jason jumped off in a double foot stomp smashing the chair into pieces over Cody’s arm. Jason then left with title over shoulder while Cody was taken off with his arm badly injured. We go backstage where Evan Pagano storms into Jack Powers’ locker room. He rushes over to him and pushes him against a wall, other United Front members such as Jaguar, Jackal and Static stand around. Powers asks Pagano what he thinks he is doing and Pagano tells him he’s had enough playing second fiddle to Powers. Pagano said he went back and watched a few shows from last year and he realised that Powers set him up. A year ago Powers told Edwards that Pagano was one of the attackers, which led to Pagano turning on Edwards because he betrayed his trust. But it was Powers who told Edwards that Pagano was an attacker. Pagano said that Powers is a failure as a leader and a failure as a person and that’s why he will lose the title to Kevin Hart tonight. Pagano then walked out. Powers turned to the rest of the United Front and complained why none of them backed him up. 5) Adrenaline vs. AirDevils: Big six-man tag to close the first half and lead into the break. Kagemann captained his side with Static and Jackal against those super quick athletes known as Clark, Gerard and Cantrell. Lots of great action in this one, the pace started off slow and Adrenaline stopped Cantrell tagging out but soon the tag was made and the original AirDevils flew back into action. There was a great triple stereo dive to the outside, with the AirDevils hitting a diving Senton, suicide dive and springboard SSP to the outside. The match closed on Jackal and Zakk attempting the Spear/ Neckbreaker but the AirDevils fought back to hit a 3-man variation of the Bombs Away to secure the win. Intermission. The AirDevils stayed out after the match to celebrate with the fans. It was a great match to end off the first half, maybe even a surprise addition to the top 25 match list. 6) Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano: The crowd played a strange part in this one; Edwards’ came out to mainly boo’s, there were a few cheers but they were outnumbered. Meanwhile, Pagano had a split crowd but started to win them over in the match, turning face in the process. Edwards threw himself at Pagano at the bell and Evan struggled to control him. Pagano turned the tides by lifting Edwards over the top rope and to the floor, then hitting a suicide dive to the outside. Pagano and Edwards duelled control up until the 13 minute mark where the two traded Springboard kicks (Edwards’ Fatal Impact and Pagano’s SicKick) then Edwards hit the HE Driver. Edwards could have gone for the pin but lifted him up for a second HE Driver, then he pinned Pagano for the win. After the match, Edwards was surrounded by boo’s. He flipped off the crowd and kicked Pagano. The referee came over to pull him away but Edwards threatened him off. Edwards then smirked his way backstage. 7) DUOS: The Fire and the Fury vs. Revolution X: Safu and LyNN were challenging Arsenic and Fury for the belt for RevX. Arsenic and Fury have come a long way since they first debuted together, they have established themselves as a well oiled machine. The two could go on to become the mainstay of the SNW tag division, much like the Lady Killers were until recently. The match itself was your usual gang up on the smaller guy (LyNN) before the bigger guy comes in to take control (Safu) However, LyNN went down hurt near the end and had to be tended by the doctor which allowed Arsenic and Fury to gang up on Safu and get the win. LyNN continued to be treated by the ringside doctor on the outside of the ring. Amy Lee and Safu were looking on and Jordan Devine and Riley Shamrock came out to see how their teammate was doing. LyNN was eventually helped to the back but it didn’t seem well for LyNN. 8) Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers: Three former World Champions faced off here in what could be called a no.1 contendership match. All three had a point to prove and get themselves in title contention as they had just been floating around aimlessly for a while. As you would expect from three athletes of this callber this was a great match. Bockwinkel tried to stay out of the match knowing he could let Hammers and Ace slug it out and sneak in for the win. It didn’t quite work this way as both Hammers and Ace worked out what he was doing and kept him in the match. The match ended as Hammers countered the Bockwinkel Special into a Last Minute Order (Sit Out Spinebuster) but as Hammers got back up he was hit by a Shinning Wizard and was locked in the Syracuse Lock. Hammers was forced to tap and Bennett won the match. “Master of Puppets” played and the World Champion, Jack Powers made his way out. He didn’t play up to the crowd but he didn’t need to as they tried to boo the roof off. “Error Operator” then played and the arena erupted in cheers. As the music died down all that could be heard was the deafening “Next World Champ” chant. 9) SNW: Jack Powers vs. Kevin Hart: The match started off slow with the basic elbow and collar tie up. After being beaten in the early stages of the match Powers exited to the outside to take a break. But Hart was straight on him with a suicide dive to the outside! Hart rolled Powers back inside but Powers began to slow the pace with a series of twisting submissions. Hart fought back locking in his own submissions but Powers, the submissions expert, easily found a way out most times. When Hart broke away from the mat he began to take control, quickening the pace and hitting some big moves. A brainbuster got the first near fall of the match for Hart. Powers fought back and after a fierce exchange of suplexes, Powers floated behind Hart and hit the Power Suplex. Powers went for the pin but Hart leaped into a small package for a close count, he tried to follow up with his finisher the Small Package Driver but Powers fought out of it locking in a modified Yes Lock. After Hart fought his way out of the submission it was obvious that his arm was slightly hurt. Powers saw this and, as he usually does, used this to his advantage. Many suplexes later Hart was locked in a Russian Armbar which he slowly fought out of. Eventually Powers had Hart up on the top rope looking for a superplex but Hart pushed him off the top hitting a 450 Splash! But Powers got his knees up and rolled straight into an armbar! Hart once again fought out of it and battled back kicking at Powers legs and sending him to the outside. Hart went for another sucide dive but Powers countered in a modified Monkey Flip sending Hart flying up the entrance path landing on his neck. Powers rolled back inside the ring and waited for Hart to be counted out however Hart made his way back in the ring before the count. Powers seized on the last move and locked in the Rear Naked Choke, at one point it looked like Hart had passed out but he battled back for the umpteenth time in the match. Hart hit an enziguri in the corner then lifted Powers up to the top rope. Powers battled back but Hart hit a head kick while on the top rope sending Powers flying off the top. Hart (who was on the apron) climbed back up hitting the 450 Splash successfully for a close count. Hart then locked in the Sharpshooter and the crowd were begging Powers to tap out. However Powers with all his submission knowledge pulled at Hart’s standing legs and locked in his own submission, Immortality. Hart struggled to get to the ropes but then turned around and booted Powers in the face twice. Powers stumbled back then rushed Hart but Hart locked in the small package, he rolled back, then broke up his own count to lift Powers into the Maple Leaf Revenge (Small Package Driver) Hart walked forward and dropped Powers on his head. The fans leapt to their feet and counted along with the referee, “One, Two, Three!” Hart had done it, he is the new SNW World Champion! Powers’ year long reign which he started at the very beginning of the year ends tonight at the Anniversary show. Powers’ crept off to the back while Alicia Bennett ran out to celebrate with Hart. The iPPV ended with Hart lifting the World title on the turnbuckle.
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Post by Red Dragon on Aug 20, 2013 11:57:31 GMT -5
Magnificent 10NEXT SHOW2012 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 the SNW World Championship at The Rapture live on iPPV. Jack Powers (4rd Time, Winner 2009, Runner-Up 2010, Eliminated 6th 2011)The Magnificent 10 vet, who has competed in all previous Magnificent 10’s, even winning the first one. The former World Champion lost his title at the Anniversary show and now looks to get his rematch. However, he has to beat 9 other men to prove that he is the right man to challenge Kevin Hart. Henry Edwards (New Entrant)Until recently Henry Edwards has been a fan favourite but when rumours of a WWE circled fans began to talk. Edwards became frustrated with the fans questioning his place on the card. He has now began doing things “his way”, that’s by beating his opponents then, when he is done, he beats them some more. He’s said if he gets beaten he’ll leave SNW but no-one has done so yet. He goes into M10 with full momentum and a favourite to win, however despite this he surprisingly has never competed in this match before. Evan Pagano (4th Time, Eliminated 8th 2009, Winner 2010, Winner 2011)Welcome Mr. Magnificent 10, the reigning and two time M10 champion looking to make it three in a row. Pagano has been with the United Front ever since they invaded at the end of last year but now he’s going solo. He’s won over the crowd but can he win M10 for a third time? Ace Bennett (2nd Time, Eliminated 5th 2011)Ace has been a bit lost since losing the Duos titles, meanwhile his tag team partner has gone onto win the World title. Ace won the three way of former champions which in any other circumstance guarantee him a title shot. But with M10 setting up the next challenger Ace is going to have to win one more match to get a shot at his ex-tag partner. Can he do it? He’s one of the favourites. Mike Bockwinkel (3rd Time, Eliminated 5th 2010, Eliminated 1st 2011)Bockwinkel doesn’t really have the best record at M10, neither has he been doing much for the past few months, aside from hinting he’ll joining the United Front. This could be his big shot to launch himself back into the World title scene. Chris Hammers (3rd Time, Runner-Up 2009, Eliminated 8th 2010)The “Irish Doomsday” returns to M10 after missing the 2011 tournament. As leader of RevX Hammers can sometimes put his team first ahead of his own career. But the magnificent 10 represents a huge opportunity for Hammers to jump straight back into the title race and with RevX going strong at the moment there is no distraction. Jordan Devine (3rd Time, Eliminated 7th 2010, Eliminated 7th 2011)Unlucky number 7, it certainly seems that way for RevX’s Jordan Devine. Both times Devine has entered he has been eliminated 7th, so he will be looking better this year by going all the way. RevX does have a great chance of winning this year with three competitors, could Devine go all the way? Riley Shamrock (2nd Time, Eliminated 8th 2011)Shamrock may still be considered a rookie in SNW terms but when you look at his list of achievements since he was called up from the students division he could be a dark horse in this competition: wins over the likes of Henry Edwards and Ace Bennett, great performances in tournaments and last year at M10 got to the final 3. One year on, Riley has improved even more, so can he go even better? Jack Joseph (2nd Time, Eliminated 3rd 2011)
“The Flying Saint” flies in the Magnificent 10 for a second time. Joseph has been floating around aimlessly since he lost the FUSE title and this gives Joesph a big opportunity. He may be the underdog in the match but that won’t stop Jack giving it his all. But will it be enough. Steven Kagemann (New Entrant)“SNW’s Resident Mad-Man” will enter into Magnifcent 10 for the first time. Kagemann, an original 16 member of SNW, won title, formed factions and even had a match named after him (Kagemann Deathmmatch) but surprisingly never has been in any of the previous M10. He won’t be a favourite to win but he’ll be hard to take out. Magnificent 10: 2012NEXT SHOWMagnificent 10Jack Powers vs. Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock vs. Jack Joseph vs. Steven Kagemann
10 men will battle throughout the night to crown the number one contender to the SNW World title at the last iPPV of the year, The Rapture. SNW World ChampionshipKevin Hart vs. SafuAfter beating Jack Powers at the Anniversary Show to become the new SNW World Champion, Kevin Hart now faces his first defence. “The Samoan Monster” Safu may seem a odd choice but Safu’s constant performances and loyalty to SNW have been rewarded with a title shot. Can the monster cut Hart’s reign short? Jason Williams and Jet Jaguar vs. Cody Rejero and El Hijo de Angel Custodio
Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark
AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Milita (Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Aug 21, 2013 20:04:14 GMT -5
I'd be gone for so long I totally didn't know I had a Title shot at this huge show! And then to win! Awesome, great write up. Love the Maple Leaf Revenge, especially since I love the Small Package Driver. So proud to have a character who won the big one, can't wait to see where I go from here.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 2, 2013 21:40:23 GMT -5
I'm gonna get that damn title or die trying. On a side note, I see I changed my name back to Rejero.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 8, 2013 5:17:27 GMT -5
Magnificent 10: 2012The show opened with all 10 competitors of the 2012 edition of Magnificent 10 making their entrances. Some interesting notes on the crowd reactions: Pagano was cheered, Edwards received a “f*** you Edwards” chant and Riley Shamrock was cheered most when Revolution X made their collective entrance. The 10 competitors posed for a group photo, then the ring announcer read out the rules of the match before the bell. Every two eliminations the match will stop and then re-continue later in the night until the final four meet in an elimination main event for the right to face the SNW World Champion at The Rapture. 1) Magnificent 10: Jack Powers vs. Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano vs. Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock vs. Jack Joseph vs. Steven Kagemann: As you would expect from all these guys being in the ring the same time it was a bit hectic. As usual with the M10, two men usually pair off and fight against each other all night, the two men this M10 were Powers and Pagano who have had a falling out as the United Front continues to crumble. These two battled on the outside for the majority of this first part. However, Kagemann did help out Powers. There were some teams pairing up, the trio of Revx teamed up a few times to take control of the match. However, the first elimination of the match was a bit of a shocker. Bockwinkel was caught by a Shinning Wizard by Ace and pinned. Soon after Jack Joseph was taken out when Devine pushed him off the top rope onto Hammers’ shoulder’s for a Powerbomb, then Riley hit a double knee back breaker while Hammers hit the Liger Bomb. Eliminated: Mike Bockwinkel and Jack Joseph 2) Jason Williams and Jet Jaguar vs. Cody Rejero and El Hijo de Angel Custodio: This match clashed the two former friends turned rivals, Cody and Jason in tag action. Cody had his arm bandaged up after Jason’s post match attack at the Anniversary Show. Jaguar and Jason focused on the arm until Cody fought off Jet and made the hot tag. El Hijo flew in taking down both men with a lucha explosion of moves. But then Jason and Jag outnumbered El Hijo and the T.T.M gave Jaguar the pinfall victory over El Hijo 3) M10: Jack Powers vs. Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jordan Devine vs. Riley Shamrock vs. Steven Kagemann: The match continued where the last one left off, Pagano and Powers fought against each other. Kagemann went to help Powers off but was cut off by Riley. Edwards looked strong as he did in the previous part. Bennett was looking good too as he battled with Hammers, even trying for the Syracuse Drop but Devine stopped him. Edwards caught Kagemann in the HE Driver then locked in the Crossface which caused Kagemann to tap out. The match continued for a while after this until Henry Edwards caused another elimination hitting the HE Driver on Jordan Devine. Riley tried to break up the count but was just too slow. Eliminated: Steven Kagemann and Jordan Devine 4) Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark: Sinn continued his serge into the singles division but had tough competition as he faced the leader of the AirDevils, Carson Clark. Clark played the underdog here but took his chances when they came. Sinn, as he has been since turning on Parkland, was pretty dominant. Clark was sat on the top rope but as Sinn walked over to him, Clark kicked Sinn in the head. Sinn stumbled back and Clark hit a Swan Dive DDT and got the shock win! Afterwards Clark celebrated his shock win but then turned around into a clothesline from Sinn. Then the ex-Lady Killer Sinn lifted Clark up and hit the Original Sinn. 5) M10: Jack Powers vs. Henry Edwards vs. Evan Pagano vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Riley Shamrock: Pagano didn’t even wait for the bell this time to begin fighting Powers, as he attacked him during his entrance. The two brawled into the crowd as the remaining four men squared off in the ring. Hammers faced Ace while Riley had the tough task of trying to deal with a red hot Edwards. However, the attention was taken by Pagano and Powers who battled all around the ring before going ringside where Powers smashed Pagano with a chair resulting in a DQ elimination by Powers. Powers wasn’t finished hitting Pagano with the chair a few more times before snapping in the Power Suplex. Powers then left leaving Edwards pin Pagano and eliminate him. Eliminated: Jack Powers and Evan Pagano 6) AirDevils vs. Milita: Some good speed vs. Strength action here as Gerard and Cantrell took on Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews. As the previous match involving an AirDevil, Gerard and Cantrell played the underdog. Cantrell was the face in trouble who eventually tagged out to the more experienced Gerard. Thomas eventually powered back hitting the Fall on Gerard but Cantrell broke up the count. The action continued until the AirDevils hit stereo dives to take out all four men causing a countout draw. Afterwards the two teams clambered to their feet to find out the match was finished. The Milita were angry with the decision and took their frustrations out on their opponents. They told the crowd to move out the way then they hurled both men over the barricade and into the crowd landing on numerous chairs. 7) SNW: Kevin Hart vs. Safu: This was Hart’s first defence since winning the title at the Anniversary show against Jack Powers. But this match was much different as he had to fight the large Samoan monster. Hart struggled at first to deal with the RevX member. But soon the Canadian wore down his opponent. Hart looked like he could put Safu away as he attempted the Maple Leaf Revenge, the move that won him the title, but he couldn’t pick Safu up. Safu battled back hitting the Burning Hammer for a close count. The two then battled where Hart hitting a jumping enziguri on the apron to stun Safu and ground him. Hart then climbed the ropes and hit a 450 Splash to the back of Safu to get the win and his first title defence. 8) M10: Henry Edwards vs. Ace Bennett vs. Chris Hammers vs. Riley Shamrock: The final four lined up and with two RevX members still in it, it meant they had a 50% chance of winning. The match shaped up as Edwards and Riley faced off while Ace continued his fight with Hammers. Over twelve minutes of brutal action passed before the first elimination, Riley and Edwards had some great exchanges as they always do but Riley attempted the Irish Welcoming (Powerbomb into Ace Crusher) but Edwards counted by crashing down back onto Riley with a Crossface. Hammers was too preoccupied battling with Ace to see that his RevX teammate was in trouble and Riley was forced to tap. Edwards then saw Ace and Hammers fighting on the outside and ran at them in a Suicide Dive, however, both men saw him and moved sending Edwards crashing into the crowd. Hammers and Ace battled back into the ring where the referee was accidentally knocked out. Bennett hit the Syracuse Drop on Hammers but there was no referee to make the count. Mike Bockwinkel, still angered by his elimination by Ace earlier, then ran out and took out Bennett out with a Championship Edition of the Bockwinkel Special. Bock left though the crowd just in time for Edwards to hit the HE Driver on Ace and the referee to crawl over and make the three count. Both Edwards and Hammers were exhausted and hurt, laying in opposite corners, even the referee was having a hard time getting to his feet. Before the match continued Hammers asked for a mic and a staff member brought one over to him as a sat in the corner. “So you lose, you leave right?” Hammers asked. Edwards nodded. “It’s going to be a pleasure old friend to finally take you out once and for all”. Hammers threw the mic aside and raised himself to his feet, Edwards did the same. They walked over face-to-face in the middle of the ring, the fans still chanting “F*** you Edwards”, some even adding “F*** him up Hammers, F*** him up!” A massive change from all the previous times these two had met where Edwards had been the firm fan favourite and Hammers the hated heel. Now the two great rivals of SNW were standing face-to-face for possibly the final time. Edwards started it off with a slap to Hammers, then challenged Hammers to bring it on. Hammers obliged and the two slugged it out in the middle of the ring with the fans ohhing and ahhing both ways until Hammers hit the ropes and hit a huge Lariat! Hammers took control and put Edwards in the corner, he ran at him with another Lariat but Edwards moved, hitting the ropes and nailing the Fatal Impact. Edwards dragged Hammers into the middle and hit the HE Driver. But Hammers kicked out! Edwards was quick to transition into a Crossface and it looked like Hammers was beaten again. At first he looked to have passed out but then he crawled to the ropes. Edwards released the hold, booted Hammers in the face twice and dragged him to the centre of the ring to lock in the Crossface once more. This time however, Hammers was waiting for it, rolling Edwards up into a pin then bouncing back to his feet to catch Edwards with some heavy strikes. Hammers hit for his finisher combo but Edwards still powered out after the Last Minute Orders. Hammers lifted Edwards to his feet and tried for another Last Minute Orders but as he lifted him in the Spinebuster, Edwards jumped over Hammers’ shoulder and locked in the Crossface. Hammers was in the middle of the ring but not giving up. Edwards continued to apply the pressure then added elbow strikes to the side of the head. Hammers hand wearily tapped, he didn’t want to give up but he knew he had to. Hammers rolled to the outside and Edwards grabbed a mic from ringside. “You all doubted me didn’t you?” Edwards asked. “Where’s your silly chants now?” the fans continued their chanting, he waited for it to die down a bit before continuing. “I’ve proven why I deserve to be top dog here, the big guy, the main eventer. Every time I step in the ring I give it my all, win my match and put on the best match on the card and still you doubt me. Well you know what? It doesn’t matter anymore. I don’t care what you think. I am the best in this company and I will win the title once more at the Rapture because I am the best this company has ever seen, best it will ever seen, I'm Henry f***ing Edwards!”
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 8, 2013 5:17:47 GMT -5
NEXT SNW iPPV: THE RAPTURE 2012 Live from the FUSE Arena only on Go Fight Live NEXT SHOW
SNW World Championship / Career Kevin Hart vs. Henry Edwards It all comes down to this, the final SNW match of 2012. Kevin Hart, the recently crowned champion, who fought for so long to get the title now faces off against SNW’s top draw, Henry F’N Edwards. Edwards has had a strange 2012: losing the title at the beginning of the year, battling for SNW against the United Front, turning on the fans after they didn’t support him. Now he looks to win the title for a record breaking fourth time. Standing in his way is the newly crowned champ, who is untested at this level. Add in Edwards' promise that if he loses a match he'll leave SNW and this is sure to be a classic.
Jack Powers vs. Evan Pagano One year ago, at the Rapture 2011 the United Front revealed who they were. Powers revealed himself as the leader and Pagano added the star power. But one year on after taking over SNW these two former United Front partners are now bitter rivals. Pagno found out that Powers tricked him into joining him, now he wants payback. Will he get it or will Powers continue his successful 2012?
FUSE Championship No DQ / No Count-out Jason Williams vs. Cody Rejero What a 2012 it has been for Jason and Cody. One year ago at the Rapture 2011 Jason joined the United Front. At first Cody refused to fight Jason, Jason used this to his advantage and won the FUSE title, Cody then decided to fight back and since then Cody has two wins over Jason one by count-out and one by DQ but neither of them have won him the title. Now they face-off again, No DQ and No Countout.
Duos Championship Fire and the Fury vs. Revolution X The Fire and the Fury have had a good 2012, getting rid of the Lady Killers, winning Clash of the Duos 2012 and winning the Duos titles. Meanwhile RevX have had months of ups and downs, Devine was leader of RevX at the beginning of the year, at first he struggled but then he showed true leadership qualities, Hammers returned to boost RevX and kill off the United Front. With LyNN out injured, the usual team of Safu and LyNN are sidelined, step up Hammers and Devine. But can they take the belts of the successful champs?
Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel How will these two former World Champions end 2012? One year ago Ace won the Duos titles alongside Kevin Hart to become the first ever SNW Triple Crown Champion and went onto have a very successful tag reign. But while Ace’s partner has gone onto win the World title and become the second Triple Crown Champ, Ace has done nothing aside from eliminating Bockwinkel at Magnificent 10. Ace got down to the final three men but Bockwinkel interfered and took Ace out. Now Ace wants payback but he has Bockwinkel standing in his way.
Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark
Revolution X (Safu and Riley Shamrock) vs. Adrenaline (Zakk Static and Cain Jackal)
AirDevils (Tom Gerard and Travis Cantrell) vs. Militia (Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews)
Steven Kagemann vs. Jack Joseph
Special Pre-Show Order bonus: Jacob Ryler & El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Jet Jaguar & Gareth Ashdown vs. DJ Hughes & Rory Wiseman vs. Dean Caufield & Elliot Reid
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Sept 8, 2013 9:12:29 GMT -5
Glad I had a successful first title defense which I never really saw success as doubtful in the first defense. But the second I'm not too sure of. Henry Edwards is THE MAN in SNW and his new heel turn has been fantastic. I don't see his career ending so I'm intrigued about this match. Excited for it too though.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2013 1:05:31 GMT -5
Typo or did I just turn heel? lol. Good show. Expected Jason's team to pick up the win since I've been grabbing momentum. For some reason I expect Jason to retain, but I hope not because that would make me look quite weak lol.
MOD EDIT: Yep, your right. Just a typo, meant to be Jason and Jag. It's just I've been used to writing Jason and Cody for so long.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 16, 2013 12:52:12 GMT -5
The RaptureLive from the FUSE Arena only on Go Fight LiveP1) Jacob Ryler & El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. Jet Jaguar & Gareth Ashdown vs. DJ Hughes & Rory Wiseman vs. Dean Caufield & Elliot Reid: Fast paced quick four corner tag match for the special order pre-show. Not much time for all 8 men to get time in the ring. As we’ve seen before, Caufield and Reid seem like a future team. The most experienced team of the match got the win as El Hijo locked in a La Magistal Cradle. 1) AirDevils vs. Militia: This was a rematch from the last show where Gerard and Cantrell took Bret Thomas and A.J Matthews to a count-out draw. As with before this match was straight-up speed vs. strength but was kept short as this was an opener. AJ injured his knee in the closing stages so the AirDevils could focus on Thomas and put him away with the Bombs Away. A.J looked badly injured after the bell, Thomas came over to help and Matt Spade ran out to check on his stable-mate. The two helped A.J backstage. 2) Steven Kagemann vs. Jack Joseph: More quick action here as “SNW’s Resident Mad-man” took on “The Flying Saint”. The action came thick and fast here as the two scrambled around the ring. You probably couldn’t get a better match within the 10 minutes they had. The end finished with a sick spot as Kagemann went for the top rope Double Foot Stomp but Jack bounced to his feet and hit a Pele knocking Kagemann out cold. We go backstage where Jack Powers and is standing in front of his group the United Front. He said that they were “Down but not out” and that “this isn’t the end of the United Front”, he ended saying “I will not let the United Front die”. 3) Daniel Sinn vs. Carson Clark: This was another re-match from the last show. Sinn had been on a roll, up until recently after splitting up the Lady Killers. But last week Carson dealt Sinn a blow as he pinned him. The match followed the same underdog story of last week but this time as Clark went for the Swan Dive DDT Sinn caught him with a forearm, then Sinn lifted Clark hitting the Original Sinn for the win to make up for his earlier loss. Daniel Sinn celebrated post match but then a person jumped out of the crowd and tackled Sinn to the floor. The attacker got in a few punches before security dragged him away. The attacker pushed the security away and ran backstage. 5) Revolution X vs. Adrenaline: Safu and LyNN were in-line to challenge the Duos Champions but LyNN got injured, so Safu’s tag partner for tonight is Riley Shamrock. The match teased off the uneasiness between the RevX teammates. Static and Jackal of Adrenaline took advantage of this but Riley and Safu didn’t give in easily. Only after Riley caught Safu with a jumping knee did Adrenaline wrap up the win after a Spear from Jackal. Backstage we see Daniel Sinn walking the corridors. He spots someone with their hand up a vending machine, trying to get food for free. Sinn asks the youngster what he thinks he’s doing and as the guy gets to his feet Sinn realises it’s the guy who jumped him earlier. Sinn pushed him up against the vending machine and asks him why he attacked him. The guy starts talking in a deep Oklahoma accent and Sinn begins to recognise him. “Duke? Is that you?” The guy pushes Sinn away and runs up the corridor and away. 6) Ace Bennett vs. Mike Bockwinkel: Before the match Bockwinkel got on the mic and tried to persuade Ace not to fight him and instead go backstage get with some girls and drink champagne. Ace looked tempted then slapped Bock’s hand away. The match started off slow with plenty of technical action, Bock is one of the best when it comes to this but Ace can adapt to any style of wrestling well. The match looked pretty even till the pace picked up and Ace got the advantage. Ace hit a Suicide Dive then entered back inside the ring for another. Bock was looking pretty weak at this point, he did attempt a Bockwinkel Special but Ace rolled it over for a hurricanrana pin. Bock kicked out but as he was getting back up he was hit with a Shinning Wizard for a close count. Ace soon set Bock up for the Syracuse Drop but Bock began to fight back, however the fight back was pointless as Bennett hit the Syracuse Drop to get the three-count. Intermission. Plenty of good action up to this point, with the last match being the current show-stealer. But with three title matches and a grudge match yet to come it is sure to be topped. 7) FUSE: No DQ: Jason Williams vs. Cody Rejero: We came straight back from the break with Cody Rejero making an entrance with a steel chair in hand but he was attacked from behind by Jason wielding his own chair. Cody still had his arm wrapped up from the Anniversary Show and that had a huge factor here as Jason targeted it which led to problems for Cody when he was doing lifting moves. The match didn’t include many weapons but the two did brawl all around the arena after Jason tried to run away. Jason even tried to DQ himself but he couldn’t, he even smashed the referee with a chair and went to hit a fan with a chair but Cody stopped him. The fans chanted “We want tables” and Cody obliged. The table spot came later as Cody was groggy on the apron, Jason hit the ropes and dived over the top in a sunset flip powerbomb sending Cody smashing through the table. Jason had to drag Cody into the ring for the pin but by the time he did this Cody had recovered and got an arm up. The two slugged it out for a bit before a chair was introduced by Jason but it was turned on him by Cody. Cody then began hitting Jason with the chair, finishing off with Jason on his knees and Cody pausing before smashing his former tag partner over the head with the chair. Cody then fell over Jason to get the pin and become the new FUSE champion. Ace Bennett was shown walking backstage and into his locker room where he saw Kevin Hart and Alicia Bennett making out. Ace turned furious throwing a waste basket across the room. Ace said that the only reason Kevin ever teamed up with him was to get closer to his sister. Kevin tried to explain, saying he teamed with him to help him, just like he had earlier said but Ace wasn’t listening. Ace had enough and stormed out of the room. 8) DUOS: Fire and the Fury vs. Revolution X: With LyNN out injured for RevX the usual Duos challenging team of Safu and LyNN was put on hold instead the team of Chris Hammers and Jordan Devine challenged Arsenic and Fury’s titles. At first Hammers and Devine were in control, their separate singles records allowed them to beat down Arsenic and Fury. However, then the Fire and the Fury used their tag experience. They tagged out frequently which kept them fresh and worked on Chris Hammers, stopping him from making the tag. Of course, Hammers eventually made the tag and Devine came in like a house on fire. The momentum soon dropped and the match resorted to many near falls and break ups. This included the Devinity, a Fury Strike and the Last Minute Orders. In the end Arsenic and Fury hit the Assisted Piledriver on Hammers for the win. Henry Edwards was backstage, sitting on a bench. He had a plain black T-shirt which had the words “F** You Too”, most likely in response to the “F*** You Edwards” chants which has become popular over the most recent shows. “My name’s Henry F’N Edwards, I’m a three time SNW World Champion, that’s more than anyone else and more defences than anyone else too. I’ve won Be the Best, Battle for Canada and the Magnificent 10. I’ve beaten Jack Powers, Ace Bennett, Chris Hammers, Nigel McGuiness, Steve Corinio, Kevin Steen and the list goes on and on. But still you (the fans) don’t respect me. I’ve sweated blood and broken bones for SNW. I was out injured for nearly a year because of SNW, I had to sit on my couch for months watching re-runs of 'Friends'. I fought for SNW many times, against the likes of Revolution X and the United Front. I gave my all for this promotion from the very start. Then when I need your support, to know whether to move onto the big leagues or stay here at my home promotion, you guys turn your back on me. You question why I’m always in the main event, always getting the title matches. I’m always in the main event, always getting the title matches because every-time I step in the ring I give it my all, I win my match and I put on the match of the night. That’s why I’m going to defeat Kevin Hart tonight. I’m Henry F’N Edwards. 9) Jack Powers vs. Evan Pagano: This match was shorter than what most fans were imagining. The pace was set straight away as Pagano burst out of his corner hitting the SicKick for a near fall. Pagano worked away on Powers before Powers began to get back into it. This match was worked completely different to Powers’ usual matches. His matches are usually slower with plenty of submissions holds and he would usually wear down a part of the opponent. The match carried on in the quick pace with both men pulling out their repertoire. Powers tried some of his submissions but Pagano kept on the move and was quick to get out of them. The big move of the night came when Pagano hit a brainbuster on the apron. Powers’ began to slow after this and Pagano pounced hitting the Calling for the win. Pagano celebrated, turned to the downed Powers and laughed “Your Pathetic” before leaving. Powers was left in the ring on his knees wondering how 2012 ended so bad after it began so good (Winning the World title.). A short video package of Hart’s title win and Edwards’ against the World storyline played for the iPPV viewers. Then we returned for the entrances. 10) SNW/Career: Kevin Hart vs. Henry Edwards: “Error Operator” played and the SNW World Champion Kevin Hart made his way out to the loudest crowd response of the night. He posed for the belt and waited for his opponent. “The Trooper” then played but it was sounded out by the boo’s from the crowd. The “F*** You Edwards“ chants soon followed. The Championship introductions ended and the two circled each other, then they both paused to hear the deafening “F*** You Edwards“ chant. The match began with a collar and elbow tie up, Edwards got the advantage throwing Hart to one side then kicking Hart hard as he got back up to his knees. Edwards backed Hart up into the corner and hit some hard strikes before the referee pulled him away. “Come On!” Edwards shouted, asking Hart to fight back. The two locked up again with the same result, Edwards taking control and throwing Hart to the floor. This time he locked in an armbar but Hart crawled quickly to the ropes. “Come On!” Edwards repeated slapping his chest. Hart pulled himself upto his feet and they locked up for a third time. With neither man getting an advantage Edwards released and went for a head kick, Hart ducked and the two dualed punches and kicks, both men blocking each other until Hart locked in a Small Package. Edwards’ kicked out at two and then the match really kicked off. Hart went into the match controlling Edwards arm but a jumping head kick turned the tide. Edwards then began his control of the match, which included his series of Chris Benoit/Dynamite Kid moves which ended in the Diving Headbutt. The match wore onto the outside where Edwards hit a piledriver on the apron. Edwards then went inside the ring for a dive but as usual with Edwards’ dive his opponent moved out of the way sending him crashing five or six rows back into the audience. After a 19 count both men rolled into the ring, the two traded blows with “Yah and Boo” chants from the audience before Hart pulled Edwards’ legs from underneath him and locked in the Sharpshooter. After struggling to get out Edwards turned on his front and rolled Hart up for a Small Package. Hart kicked out of it and powered out, lifting Edwards in the Small Package Driver Hart calls the Maple Leaf Revenge. But Edwards got a knee to Hart’s head while upside down and locked in the HE Driver and when Hart kicked out Edwards locked in the Crossface. A “Please Don’t Tap” chant started up and Hart slowly reached the ropes. Edwards then attempted another HE Driver but Hart powered him into the corner. The two battled to the top rope where Edwards teased a HE Driver firstly to the floor, then one inside the ring but he managed to hit neither. Instead Hart lifted Edwards over his head and sent him crashing to the mat. Hart then hit the 450 Splash but Edwards got the arm up. Hart then locked in the Crossface, Edwards’ own move against him but Edwards knew the counter to his own move, rolling Hart up in a roll-up. Edwards fought back hitting the Fatal Impact in the corner setting up the HE Driver but as Hart groggily walked into the HE Driver he locked in the Small Package rolling towards the corner then kicked out of his own pin-count and powered out lifting Edwards in the Small Package Driver. Hart walked over to the middle of the ring with Edwards on his shoulders and hit the Maple Leaf Revenge! Edwards was out for the count and Hart got the three count. Hart had retained the belt and Edwards would leave SNW. Hart celebrated with the belt with the fans showing their appreciation for such a great match. Edwards meanwhile sat in the middle of the ring realising what this means. He said he would leave SNW if he lost a match and now he is without the title and without SNW. Edwards got to his feet and stood toe-to-toe with the SNW World Champion. Edwards offered a handshake which was accepted. Hart then left, telling Edwards this was his time. The Edwards’ chants had changed from the earlier chant to “Thank You Edwards”. The entire SNW staff and roster then came out clapping which included Marc Ryland and Chris Hammers who entered the ring to hand a special plaque to Edwards. They handed him the mic and left the ring to him. “You know, I’ll keep this short” he laughed “I just want to thank everyone. Everyone who has ever worked here since day one. So many people to thank, the staff who do a fantastic job every show and never get the credit they deserve, the wrestlers for constantly making me look good and making me step up my game, Austin Aries, Alex Shelley everyone who helped in my development. Marc Ryland for stepping in to save SNW when we really needed him and that man right there. My old rival, my old friend Chris Hammers. We’ve been through some scrapes and fights but we’ve always come out better men. And lastly, you guys, the crowd. I love you guys I really do. Coming here supporting wrestling and putting us on the map. To see where we started off, a small training company to what we are now, the best wrestling promotion on the planet. We are SNW and I’m excited as everyone of you guys to see what 2013 got in store for SNW.” He paused smiling waiting for the fans to speak along with him, ”I’m Henry F’N Edwards, Thank You”.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 16, 2013 12:52:36 GMT -5
News – Henry Edwards signs with WWE
Its official SNW main eventer Henry Edwards has signed a contract with the WWE. The former three time SNW World Champion, who holds the record for both the most defences and number of title wins leaves SNW after losing to Kevin Hart at The Rapture 2012. In his time with SNW he has also won the 2011 Be the Best, 2011 Battle for Canada and the 2012 Magnificent 10. He’s a multi-time SNW Award winner and has won Wrestling Observer Awards including Most Outstanding Wrestler, Best Technical Wrestler and Match of the Year (for his match with Ace Bennett at Riot Act IV) which is regarded still as the best match in SNW history.
Edwards was a part of the Original 16 members of SNW when Austin Aries opened the promotion as FUSE and went onto become the first trainee to be booked elsewhere. He won his first World title defeating his long time rival Chris Hammers at the culmination of the first UK Tour. When FUSE started back up under Zachary Miller, Edwards brought the crowds in as champion with his top quality performances week-in week-out. He eventually lost the title to Chris Hammers, then began his road back to the title which ended when he defeated Mike Bockwinkel at Riot Act 2. Edwards then set a record number of defences and held the title for the over 10 months. However his title reign came to an end via injury and he was forced to give up the belt. Edwards returned the following year with his eye on the title, eventually capturing the title for a record third time defeating Ace Bennett at Riot Act IV. Edwards lost the title at the beginning of 2012 to Jack Powers and Edwards led SNW to fight against the United Front. When rumours swirled about Edwards joining the WWE fans began to turn on their top wrestler. SNW took the step of introducing this into SNW storyline, firstly with a feud with Mike Bockwinkel then Edwards doubting himself. This led to Edwards saying that if he lost a match he would leave SNW in order to show everyone he is the best SNW has ever seen. He almost did so defeating wrestler after wrestler before winning the Magnificent 10 2012 to earn a title shot. After another blockbuster match Kevin Hart retained his belt against Henry Edwards. True to his word, Edwards left SNW but the 28 year old soon signed a long term contract to the WWE. SNW has already wished him well in his new company as have many of his SNW colleagues and other wrestlers.
Another SNW wrestler leaving the company (thankfully only on a short term basis) is Jordan Devine. The Revolution X member joins Pro Wrestling NOAH for a few months. This continues SNW’s relationship with Japanese promotions. Chris Hammers previously went on tour with NOAH, while other wrestlers have appeared in other promotions such as NJPW and Pro Wrestling ZERO1.
Two other wrestlers will miss the beginning few months of 2013. Revolution X’s LyNN is still recovering from a leg injury which will keep him out for a further 2-4 months. This leaves Revolution X with only three active male members, the lowest member number since they first started (now Hammers, Riley and Safu). A.J Matthews also injured his neck at the last show but is only expected to mess the first month.
With all these departures SNW has announced two new signings. The first was the man who attacked Daniel Sinn at the last show. Sinn confronted his attacker backstage recognising him as “Duke”, he is actually Drew Parkland’s oldest son, Duke Parkland. Duke has been training with SNW for much of the last year. He is expecting to be involved in his father Drew Parkland returning to fight his former tag partner Daniel Sinn. The second signing is 19 year old Dave Demento from Toronto. Duke Parkland and Demento have been training alongside the likes of Elliot Reid, Rory Wiseman and Gareth Ashdown, all who have been appearing on the main show alongside training.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Sept 17, 2013 0:06:39 GMT -5
Well done on this man, glad to see it back returning at a regular clip. You took Edwards out in a great way, and putting over Hart was a nice way to do it. I see an Ace/Hart feud for the title coming up soon, hopefully after Hart gets a couple more defenses so it's feasible that Ace potentially wins. Love that Rejero won the FUSE titles also.
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 25, 2013 7:56:34 GMT -5
SNW 2012: A Year in ReviewLet’s start off our recap of 2012 in 2011. At The Rapture 2011 the United Front were revealed as Jack Powers, Evan Pagano, Jason Williams, Zakk Static and Cain Jackal. It was an attack that shocked and changed SNW. Instantly the SNW roster took Powers’ warning and started to pair up in their own groups. A group called the Resistance was set up to counter-act the United Front and was led by the SNW World Champion Henry Edwards. SNW started off 2012 in the UK, first visiting Wales before moving onto England, Ireland and a very noisy night in Scotland. There were special guests such as former SNW alumni the Kineval Brothers and Mike Hogan, top UK talent such as PAC and Zack Sabre Jr and even an appearance by boxer David Haye. The first shocker of the year was Jack Powers winning the World title off Henry Edwards. In the same night Cody Rejero refused to fight former partner Jason Williams and Mike Hogan won the Battle for the UK. While in the UK SNW picked up some new British talent who went onto make pre-show appearances later in the year: Ashdown, Wiseman and Reid. The first iPPV of the year was held Oberhausen as SNW spent One Night in Germany. The show was headlined by Henry Edwards challenging for the title he lost in England. However, Edwards was unsuccessful as a mysterious Golden Masked man appeared costing Edwards the win and aligning himself with the United Front. Also on the card; Bennet and Hart continued their tag team dominance defeating both Adrenaline and RevX, the Lady Killers triumphed over the Fire and the Fury in a Ruhr Street Fight but there was one change in title. After Jack Joseph had defended his title against both Cody and Jason, Jason tricked Jack into an instant rematch. Jason pinned Cody and controversially was handed the belt. Be the Best then returned for 2012 with 16 competitors competing over four blocks to be crowned Be the Best winner 2012. With all the top challengers facing off in the tournament, the World Champion Jack Powers thought he would have a day off at the next iPPV but his plan was foiled when Mike Hogan returned claiming he should be the no.1 contender since he won the Battle for the UK. The real surprise of the tournament was young Riley Shamrock who took former champion Henry Edwards to the limit in his Block match. The two later tied for first place with Edwards this time coming out on top. Mike Bockwinkel, Evan Pagano and Jordan Devine also topped their group to go forward to face-off at the iPPV. Be the Best iPPV kicked off with the Semi-Finals of the tournament, Edwards defeated Bockwinkel while Devine beat Pagano to set up a Edwards vs. Devine showdown later in the night. Also on the show Bennett and Hart continued their Duos reign with a win over both the Lady Killers and the Fire and the Fury, Cody still refused to fight the now FUSE Champion Jason and Jack Powers narrowly retained the World title making Hogan tap out. In the Be the Best 2012 final Jordan Devine overcame Henry Edwards to take the tournament crown. Devine didn’t take long to cash in his title shot as he challenged Powers to a title bout at the very next show. Powers managed to defeat Devine cleanly but it was the post match actions that will me more memorable. The United Front came out to celebrate then they began to beat down Devine which caused Revolution X to run out. The United Front won the brawl then went to finish off Devine with a chair shot, however they waited for “Gold Mask” to show up. However, when he did “Gold Mask” turned and attacked the United Front. “Gold Mask” then took off his mask to reveal himself to be the returning Chris Hammers! Hammers then turned on the United Front and returned to Rev X. The build up to SNW’s biggest show of the year had begun, Riot Act was just around the corner. At Global Mourning, Riley Shamrock faced Henry Edwards once more taking him to a 30 minute time limit, both men agreed to 5 more minutes where Mike Bockwinkel distracted Edwards allowing Riley to get a win over the former three time World Champion. At Riot Act V; Bennett and Hart kicked off the show with another title defence this time over the AirDevils, Jet Jaguar managed to beat long-time rival Jacob Ryler in a street fight and Cody finally managed to fight Jason with some help of the Lady Killers in a six-man tag which also included the Fire and the Fury. Just before the Warfare V match, Edwards defeated Bockwinkel but the seed of discontent was planted in the SNW crowd over Edwards’ constant title shots and main event slots. At the fifth Warfare match in SNW history Revolution X clinically dispatched of the United Front with Hammers, Devine and Shamrock all surviving. Following SNW’s yearly blockbuster event there was some bad news: rumours of Edwards joining the WWE started to grow and SNW were forced to cancel shows due to poor ticket sales in new areas. The Clash of the Duos then returned with TCW and ISW contributing teams and the legendary Team 3D involved. The first shock of Night 1 was Team 3D eliminating two-time Clash of the Duos winners the New Age Lady Killers. Just as the crowd settled down from that shock another one appeared as Bennett and Hart lost the Duos titles to the Fire and the Fury. If Night 1 was shocking then Night 2 was face breakingly shocking as Daniel Sinn turned on Drew Parkland to end the greatest team in SNW history. On the final night, the Fire and the Fury defeated last year’s champions the AirDevils to reach the final. Facing them in the final was a TCW team made up of Tyger and Hafiz. In the final the Fire and the Fury retained the titles to also claim the Clash of the Duos tournament. Also on the card, Cody faced Jason in their first match since Cody began fighting back but it ended in count-out win for Cody. Powers’ also retained the World title in a knockout win over Chris Hammers. At the next event Jack Powers came out to brag about his title reign, in hindsight, I bet he wish he didn’t. Kevin Hart reminded everyone of a title shot he never used. He won it back in April 2010 at our “One Wish” event but never used it. Hart then challenged Powers to a title shot at the next iPPV. Also the SNW fans began to turn on Henry Edwards and in return he began to care less for them but continued to win matches. At Four, SNW’s Anniversary Show, celebrating four years of SNW we saw Jason once again retain his FUSE title using dirty tactics over Cody by losing via DQ. But all eyes were on the main event where Kevin Hart dethroned Jack Powers of the SNW World title. Jack Powers was unable to use his rematch right away as Magnificent 10 was up next. 10 men competed throughout the show to become the number 1 contender to Hart’s recently won title. Hart was also in action getting his first title defence beating Safu. In the M10 match there was plenty of drama: Ace eliminated Bockwinkel early on only for Bock to interfere later on to take Ace out, Pagano and Powers took each other out after Pagano found out Powers tricked him into joining the United Front but the final two were long time rivals Edwards and Hammers. In the end Edwards came out on top and was set to challenge Hart for the belt at the next event. SNW ended the year, as it did in 2012, with the Rapture. On the card; Daniel Sinn made up for a loss earlier to Carson Clark by defeating him only to be attacked post match. Sinn’s attacker was later revealed to be Duke Parkland, the son of Sinn’s former tag team partner! Bennett defeated Bockwinkel while Pagano got revenge over Jack Powers. The Fire and the Fury retained the Duos titles over Hammers and Devine meanwhile Cody finally got Jason one-on-one cleanly. Cody came out on-top to become the new FUSE Champion. However, the main event overshadowed the rest of the event as newly crowned champ Kevin Hart took on the greatest SNW Champion ever in Henry Edwards. In a match that was reminiscent of Bennett/Edwards from Riot Act IV Hart triumphed over Edwards to keep the title. With that loss Edwards bidded farewell to SNW before later signing a contract with the WWE. iPPV Records Kevin Hart 5-0 Ace Bennett 5-0 Daniel Sinn 4-1 Henry Edwards 4-2 Bret Thomas 4-2 Drew Parkland 2-1 Elliot Reid and Dean Caufield 1-0 Cody Rejaro 3-3 A.J Matthews 3-3 Steven Kagemann 2-2 LyNN 2-2 Jet Jaguar 2-2 Matt Spade 2-2 Jack Powers 2-3 Evan Pagano 2-3 Jordan Devine 2-3 Riley Shamrock 2-3 Safu 2-3 Fire and the Fury 2-3 Carson Clark 2-3 Tom Gerard 2-3 Travis Cantrell 2-3 Jason Williams 2-4 Jack Joseph 2-4 Chris Hammers 1-2 El Hijo de Angel Custodio 1-2 Jacob Ryler 1-3 Zakk Static and Cain Jackal 1-3 Mike Bockwinkel 1-4 Rory Wiseman 0-1 DJ Hughes 0-1 Gareth Ashdown 0-2 - Leaders of the New School 1-0 Mike Hogan 0-1 Emil Sitoci 0-1
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Post by Red Dragon on Sept 25, 2013 7:57:40 GMT -5
SNW 2013: Looking AheadThe Loss of Edwards: Right at the end, at the very last event of 2012 SNW lost its top wrestler, Henry Edwards. Edwards was a three-time World Champion as well as multi time tournament winner. It’s hard to see SNW without Edwards since he has been there since the beginning and has constantly been in the top matches. Who will step up their game to make up for the loss of Edwards? The Disunited Front: 2012 started so well for the United Front but as the year went on they went downhill. Now the New Year brings a new start. The United Front is over, as a result the Resistance has disbanded and the Militia has also spilt. The year of Gang Warfare is over but what will 2012 bring? The Hart of the Champion: Kevin Hart won the World title at Four (Anniversary Show) and went onto make two successful title defences over Safu and the departing Henry Edwards. He goes into the new year as champion with plenty of challengers staking their claim to his belt. First in line is former Champion Jack Powers who will use his rematch clause at the next show. Ohhh Canada: SNW begins the New Year as they usually do with a tour. SNW will visit Canada for a second time, stopping in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and finally Montreal. The tour will feature special guests: Kyle O’Reilly, the Super Smash Bros, Petey Williams and Kevin Steen. The final night in Montreal will include the Battle for Canada tournament. A rough draft of the 2013 schedule has been published, it can be seen below. The schedule is very similar to last years with two obvious differences: the “One Night In...” will be host SNW’s first show in Australia as SNW spends “One Night Down Under” while “The Rapture” iPPV has been replaced by the returning “The Showdown”. New Division: SNW is proud to announce the launch of a new division. For the first time ever SNW will play host to a Women’s division. The new division will start straight away in the New Year. Two competitors have already been announced. Amy Lee of Revolution X and Ace Bennett’s sister Alicia Bennett. Amy has been a part of SNW for some time even wrestling men when she first started in SNW. Alicia meanwhile, has been more recently seen managing the team of Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart. Further competitors will be announced and a Women’s title is expected to be introduced later in the year. 2013 Schedule*January- Canada Tour 2013 February- One Night Down Under (iPPV) March- 2 BtB qualifiers (Music Weekend) April- 1 BtB qualifier and Tiebreaker show May- Be the Best 2013 (iPPV) June- Magnificent 10 July- Riot Act VI (iPPV) August- Clash of the Duos 2013 September- TBA October- Five (Anniversary Show) (iPPV) December- The Showdown III (iPPV) *Schedule Subject to Change Canada Tour 2013Vancouver, British Columbia (Featuring Kyle O’Reilly)Calgary, Alberta (Featuring Super Smash Bros)Toronto, Ontario (Featuring Petey Williams)Montreal, Quebec (Featuring Kevin Steen) [BATTLE FOR CANADA] Women's Division Application Form Name: Age: ----------- Hometown: Entrance Music: Pic Base: ----------- Fighting Style: Primary Finisher: Secondary Finisher: ------------- Women's Division Sign Up's now open. Post them here and thanks for the continuing support.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 25, 2013 23:46:18 GMT -5
Hooray, Singles success! Something that has eluded me for so long in Sign Ups. Keep up the good work Red Dragon. Very impressive that you've been able to keep this up for so long and actually build interesting characters/storylines.
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Post by Ace Bennett on Sept 26, 2013 0:23:51 GMT -5
Awww yiss, Ace Bennett 5-0 on iPPVs in 2012. Hope to see that continue in 2013.
Not sure about the use of Alicia as a competitor. But I'm sure you can pull it off. Good luck.
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Post by MizTV on Sept 26, 2013 18:47:44 GMT -5
Women's Division Application Form Name: Wasp Age: 24 ----------- Hometown: Vancouver, Canada Entrance Music: Castle of Glass by Linkin Park Pic Base:Ann Hathaway(cat women) ----------- Fighting Style:MMA/Submission Primary Finisher:Deadly Sting(Shinning Wizard) Secondary Finisher:Grips of Powers(Octopus hold)
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 8, 2013 12:15:29 GMT -5
Vancouver, British ColumbiaSNW World Champion Kevin Hart walks out to a ravenous applause. He welcomes the screaming crowd to SNW’s 2013 tour of Canada and says what a honour it is to be standing in front of them as world champion. He begins to talk about being inspired by Bret Hart, so much so to borrow his last name as a tribute, but he is cut off by Motorhead’s “Ace of Spades”. Hart’s former tag partner, Ace Bennett makes his way out but isn’t in a congratulatory mood. “You’ve done all this but don’t forget, I’ve done it all before. You’re the second triple-crown champion for a reason. You’ve had a great year but you made one mistake messing with my sister”. Hart starts to explain that at first he was just interested in teaming with Ace but then his relationship with Alicia grew. Ace isn’t listening and pushes Hart which begins a shoving match. Alicia Bennett then runs out to come between them as they all begin shouting. This is all interrupted by “Master of Puppets”. Jack Powers appears at the entrance and says that SNW isn’t the best place for a “family argument”. He says that he has his rematch for the World title tonight, so Hart should keep focused. 1) Revolution X vs. AirDevils: With LyNN still out injured, Riley Shamrock teamed up with Safu, while the AirDevils comprised of Cantrell and Gerard. RevX were being cheered, which seems mainly down to Riley who is a fan favourite. For the first match of 2013 Gerard was cut off from his partner until he made the hot tag. However the tag didn’t change much as RevX continued to control. This was until Safu went for the Samoan Drop and accidently hit his own partner. Safu hesitated wondering what happened to Riley and the AirDevils struck. Cantrell hit a springboard dropkick and Gerard turned the Samoan Drop into a Tornado DDT for the win. Following the match Riley and Safu began a shoving match, Amy Lee came between them but that didn’t stop them. Chris Hammers then ran out and separated them, scolding them for fighting each other when they should be fighting together. 2) Mike Bockwinkel vs. Jack Joseph: Both these men were seeking wins to kick start their 2013. Bockwinkel controlled at first, keeping a slow pace and grounding “The Flying Saint”. Joseph came back into the match, catching the former SNW World champ with hard kicks and high flying moves. Bock attempted the Bockwinkel Special twice only for Jack to get out of it. Jack caught Bock with the Pele out of nowhere for the win. Post match, Jack celebrated but was attacked by Bockwinkel. He hit the Bockwinkel Special and cleaned his boots with Jack’s head, to send a message to the man who just beat him. 3) Cody Rejero, Carson Clark, Jacob Ryler and Elliot Reid vs. Jason Williams, Bret Thomas, Jet Jaguar and Dave Demento: A very random eight man tag but a very enjoyable eight man tag. The match wasn’t given much time but enough for all eight to get time in the ring. Lots of highflying from everyone except Thomas who threw everyone about. A seven series dive ended the match with FUSE Champ's own dive. The crowd cheered Canadian Cody who brought Jaguar back in the ring and hit him with a Pepsi Driver for the win. 4) Amy Lee vs. Alicia Bennett: The first ever match in the all new women’s division was between Revolution X’s Amy Lee and Ace Bennett’s sister Alicia. Amy used to compete with males when she first came to SNW so she can put on a good match, it’s likely SNW will build the division around her. Alicia was a bit sloppy but will get better. Amy gets the first win with the Downward Spiral. 5) Daniel Sinn vs. DJ Hughes: This was a simple squash match, Sinn looks to be continuing his singles roll from 2012 into 2013. Hughes didn’t stand much of a chance but got in a few shots. Sinn finished off Hughes with the Original Sinn. Post match, Duke Parkland ran out and dump tackled Sinn to the floor. Duke laid into Sinn with punches until security pulled him away. 6) Ace Bennett vs. Kyle O’Reilly: Great match to lead into intermission, the first of SNW’s Canadian guests made his appearance. British Columbia’s own got a great reception while Ace played heel. The match started off slow with the two trading kicks and floor grappling. Lots of good counters and reversals in this match, Ace went for the Syracuse Drop early on but O’Reilly countered into a big German suplex off the top. Ace eventually fought off the native hitting the Syracuse Bound, which is both the Drop and Lock. Intermission. Fans have loved the action so far and there’s quite a big crowd, SNW do get bigger crowds when they go to the likes of Canada and the United Kingdom. 7) DUOS: Fire and the Fury vs. Adrenaline: This was an odd one, if this was anywhere else but from Canada this would be a heel vs. heel, with a ‘who do I cheer for’ question. But in Canada the usually hated Fire and the Fury were cheered, because Johnny Arsenic is from Toronto. It made an interesting dynamic since the F&F have always been heel. Adrenaline were hated and showed they have come a long way since debuting from the students division. Despite fighting hard, Jackal and Static lost due to the home advantage. The Arsenic Driver made the champs retain. 8) Chris Hammers vs. Evan Pagano vs. Steven Kagemann: Triple threat action just before the big title bout main event. Kagemann has really improved since joining the United Front and can be relied upon to work a big match like this. Hammers and Pagano are always the top players in SNW but with Edwards gone both got the chance to step it up even more. The action itself was pretty fast with loads of pin-fall break ups. In the end, Pagano hit the SicKick on Kagemann but Hammers hit Henry Edwards’ finisher, the HE Driver on Pagano to get the win. ‘Master of Puppets’ plays and Jack Powers emerges at the entrance, he gets the heaviest heat from the crowd but when ‘Error Operator’ plays the fans go truly nuts. The loudest cheers of the night is for the Canadian SNW World Champion. 9) SNW: Kevin Hart vs. Jack Powers: Great way to finish the first show of 2013. The rematch from ‘Four’ was another top quality match. Starting off slow with Powers taking the advantage before Hart kicked up the pace and got back into the match. Hart’s dive to the outside was an early highlight but Powers’ brainbuster on the apron nearly got the champion counted out. Hart carried on but it was obvious his neck wasn’t 100%. As ever Powers, the submission specialist, focused in on this, not just with submissions but with plenty of suplexes and big impact moves. Hart faded out when locked in the Camel Clutch but managed to eventually find his way to the ropes. Hart got back into the match countering a superplex attempt into a Powerbomb onto his knees. Hart had to fight out of the Power Suplex multiple times since he knew he was one move away from losing the belt. The match continued up until Powers attempted a piledriver but Hart fought out of it (while upside down) and turned it into a Small Package Driver for the Maple Leaf Revenge to seal the win. Canada Tour 2013Vancouver, British Columbia (Featuring Kyle O’Reilly)Calgary, Alberta (Featuring Super Smash Bros)Toronto, Ontario (Featuring Petey Williams)Montreal, Quebec (Featuring Kevin Steen) [BATTLE FOR CANADA]
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Post by Deleted on Oct 9, 2013 22:13:32 GMT -5
Random tag match, but glad I could pick up the win for my team. Next show is in my home town, so hope I can do something cool.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 16, 2013 13:20:45 GMT -5
Calgary, Alberta1) Elliot Reid, Dean Caufield and Gareth Ashdown vs. Matt Spade, DJ Hughes and Rory Wiseman: Six-man tag to start between the less experienced roster members. It’s sad to see Spade in there with the rest, a former Duos Champion. The match didn’t last too long but long enough to allow everyone time. The highflying team of Reid and Dean got the win following the American Upset from Dean which is a sunset flip. 2) Daniel Sinn vs. Dave Demento: Sinn had another fairly easy match tonight as he battled the recently signed Demento. Demento was announced from Canada so he got quite a good reaction. However, it didn’t lead to anything. The Original Sinn got the former Lady Killer the win. After the match, Sinn called out Duke Parkland, who ran out and brawled with Sinn. Duke got the advantage and Sinn ran away. 3 Revolution X vs. Adrenaline: Safu and Riley were teaming up again trying to put their past matches behind them, they looked good in this one, playing the faces against the Adrenaline of Static and Jackal. Some good tag teaming led to Riley setting up the Irish Welcoming on Jackal but Safu interrupted hitting the Samoan Drop. Riley and Safu argued which led to a big Spear by Jackal on Safu knocking him into Riley. Jackal then got the pin. Post match, Safu and Riley argued. Riley pushed Safu then Safu smashed into Riley knocking him off his feet. Safu then left leaving Riley seated in the ring. 4) Amy Lee vs. Kalamity: The second women’s match was up next with a special guest. Canadian regular at nCw Femmes Fatales, Kalamity. The match was better than last women’s bout and much more even. Amy still got the win following the Downward Spiral. 5) Bret Thomas vs. Chris Hammers vs. Jacob Ryler: Three-way bout between three men all looking to get their 2013 rolling. Hammers was the favourite as a former World champion and getting a triple threat win last week. But Bret Thomas was very impressive and his exchanges with Hammers were full on brawls which is unfamiliar style to SNW. Thomas got the win with the Fall on Ryler. Hammers was close to breaking the count but Bret just stood up and laughed in Hammers’ face. Hammers wasn’t pleased and swore comeuppance. 6) Super Smash Bros and El Hijo de Angel Custodio vs. AirDevils: Great six-man action to lead into the break. Before the match the super-over SSB inducted El Hijo as an special member of the SSB as Player Tres. The match was extremely fast with plenty of top high flying action. Of course, there was the dive spot where all three AirDevils stereo dived at the same time. Then the SSB fought back and did their own triple dive. The match ended when the AirDevils hit the 3-man variation of the Bombs Away. Intermission. The AirDevils and the three man SSB stayed out at intermission, they all shook hands then stayed to talk and take pictures with the crowd. 7) Mike Bockwinkel and Jason Williams vs. Jack Joseph and Evan Pagano: At the last show, Bock was defeated by Jack, now they face off in tag action. Lots of good action in this one, Jack and Pagano took control of this one but then Mike turned the tides with some heel tactics. Jack and Pagano eventually fought back out of it with Pagano hitting the SicKick in the corner leading to Jack hitting the Pele for the win. Bock was already walking away when Jason was taking the finishing kicks. Backstage, Ace Bennett walked in on Kevin Hart doing up his shoes. Bennett said that for some reason SNW has teamed up the two of them. Hart said they did it because they were the best tag team in SNW’s history. Ace repeats they ‘were’ the best but then Hart started seeing his sister. Hart said they need to put it behind them tonight and focus on winning back the belts. Alicia then walked in and there was an awkward pause before Ace stormed out. 8) Steven Kagemann vs. Jack Powers: Last year Kagemann brought his Adrenaline team to be part of the United Front, now the United Front has disbanded and the two former members face-off. The fans didn’t know who to cheer for in this one but chose Kagemann as the lesser of two evils. Powers would be the favourite to win here but Kagemann gave as good as he got with his hard hitting offence. Powers focused in on Kagemann’s leg but didn’t get enough damage which allowed Kagemann to hit the DeathDrive and get a break out win. 9) FUSE: Cody Rejero vs. Jet Jaguar: Cody was cheered like a hero in this one in his hometown return. In Cody’s entrance he handed out cups of Pepsi to the crowd. Jaguar had a tough time having to contend with the hometown hero but put on the best performance of his time in SNW. It was even early on but Jaguar kicked up the pace and Cody struggled to keep up. Just as Jag was closing in on the belt, Cody ducked a head kick and hit the Pepsi Driver. The fans went wild as Cody retained, then Cody handed out more Pepsi to the crowd. ‘Wait and Bleed’ played and the Duos Champions made their entrance. Unlike last week, despite being one-half Canadian Fire and the Fury were treated like heels and it suited them much better. ‘Ace of Spades’ hit and Ace made his way down to the ring to a good reaction. Then the pop of the night arrived when ‘Error Operator’ hit and Calgary’s own Kevin Hart made his way out. He milked his entrance, walking around the ring posing with the belt. A special moment for the champ to be back home with the title on his shoulder, Ace just looked on. 10) DUOS: Fire and the Fury vs. Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart: This rematch from Clash of the Duos Night 1 was always going to be a classic, add in the hometown crowd for Hart and this was a great way to end the night. The Fire and the Fury are the top team in SNW and one of the top teams wrestling in the business today so they put on a great bout here with Ace and Hart who are arguably two of the best workers in the business. The end came with plenty of near falls and broke ups: the Fury Strike, Maple Leaf Revenge and Arsenic Driver were all broken up. Ace hit the Syracuse Drop and Hart went to follow it up with the 450 splash but Ace turned on him, hitting the ropes, crotching Hart then leaving him to F&F to finish off with the Assisted Piledriver. Ace got nuclear heat leaving Hart high and dry, Alicia ran out to check on Hart but Ace grabbed hold of her and dragged her backstage. Arsenic and Fury went to leave then turned around deciding that they would send a message by beating up the World Champ but when they got back in the ring Hart got back up and took them both out. Hitting the superkick on Fury then the Maple Leaf Revenge on Arsenic, to send the fans home happy. Canada Tour 2013Vancouver, British Columbia (Featuring Kyle O’Reilly) Calgary, Alberta (Featuring Super Smash Bros)Toronto, Ontario (Featuring Petey Williams)Montreal, Quebec (Featuring Kevin Steen) [BATTLE FOR CANADA]
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