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Post by Rule 30 on Jun 18, 2011 21:07:37 GMT -5
CWA - High Stride - Written By Jon,"El Súper Pingüino"
Recently watched this show online, so here's a column about it. Deal with it. The crowd seemed a little small, surprising because little kids always get their parents to buy tickets when a show comes to town, even though they had no idea it existed. Wrasslin is wrasslin, right? Caprice Coleman defeated Verbicide in the first match, huge shocker. Could move to have the big man get some post-match revenge, though. Look, it's Chase Stevens! Give this man the title soon, he can be a good heel. Nick Danylson is an odd name. A rich guy gimmick is great for a local promotion since it gets over easily if you're not Ted DiBiase JR. I don't understand the attack though. It seems too random. Ah, two hip-hop dances is a smart gimmick choice for this company. I bet they would work great in GWI or EWE with a big Samoan. Not a bad win for the heels. Afa Anoa'i, Jr being the first champion is decent. World? That's stretching it. I think Austin Creed would have been the better pick. Creed attacking Afa after the match made the champion seem weak. At least it sends the crowd home happy. It wasn't a bad show, but it seemed short. Also, with about only three real storylines, which is acceptable for such a small roster, only two of them make sense, yet the two that do make sense are solely based off of a post-match attack. I rate the show 5.5/10 It was okay, but there is room for improvement.
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Post by Red Dragon on Jun 21, 2011 9:52:42 GMT -5
 BFA Live ‘A New Age’The ring announcer came to the ring to welcome the crowd to the first ever show presented by Burning Fist Alliance. It was announced that every match in BFA will have importance, especially at the moment since the BFA committee are deciding who will be in-line to be part of the tournament to crown the first ever BFA World Heavyweight Champion. MATCH 1: SINGLES BOUT  Ricochet vs. Zack Sabre Jr Paducah, Kentucky / Isle of Sheppey, England 
5’10, 163lb / 5’10, 180lb
630 Senton / Cross Armbreaker- Opening: Both men had the same tactic going into this match, stick to what you know. Ricochet wanted to go high risk while Sabre felt keeping the match to submissions would earn him the ring. - Middle: The match displayed both their styles as Sabre did his best to keep the match ground while Ricochet had times when he broke away and took to the air, including a springboard 450 to the floor. - End: Ricochet went up top for the 630 but Sabre got to his feet and kept Ricochet on the top rope. Sabre went up top with Ricochet as they battled for advantage. Sabre hooked the arms in a Tiger Suplex which sent both men crashing to the ground. Once Ricochet kicked out of the pin, Sabre was quick to apply the Cross Armbreaker which left Ricochet tapping RYAN INTERUPTSFollowing the match, the two shook hands. Ricochet had left and Sabre was about to follow but was cut off by Joey Ryan. Ryan said that Sabre impressed him and he’s looking forward to what he can do here in BFA. But he’s going to have to step up his game if he wants to hang with Ryan. MATCH 2: SINGLES BOUT  Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly Cincinnati, Ohio / Vancouver, British Columbia 
6’3, 220lb / 5’11, 195lb
Hook & Ladder / Brainbuster- Opening: O’Reilly was ready and looking for action, he went right at Moxley straight from the bell. This seemed to surprise Moxley who after a bad start used his experience to gain control. - Middle: There was an awesome period in the match where the two would trade submissions and the crowd would be hanging onto every second of it. Moxley’s Crossface Chickenwing was countered into an Ankle lock which had Moxley screaming towards the ropes. - End: Moxley had been legit busted open with a small cut on his left eyebrow, after a flurry of close range kicks from O’Reilly. This fired up Moxley in the closing minutes, Moxley hooked the arms from behind and despite O’Reilly’s best attempts he was sent crashing into the mat with the Hook & Ladder. MOXLEY BLEEDS REDAfter the bout O’Reilly was helped to the back, it seemed nothing serious he just took a nasty bump from the Hook & Ladder. Moxley took the mic from ringside and addressed the entire BFA roster. Moxley said “it’s gonna take a lot more than a drop of blood to finish me off. It’s a warning boys, that’s all I’m saying.”MATCH 3: TAG TEAM BOUT    Hallowicked and Frightmare vs. Chuck Taylor and Johnny Gargano Sleepy Hollow /Murray, Kentucky & Cleveland, Ohio
6’2, 192lb. 5’7, 156lb / 6’1, 184lb. 5’10, 199lb
Headless Horseman / Omega Driver & Swinging Reverse STO- Opening: All four men got in on the action in the early part of the match. ‘Wicked and Frightmare get a good response from the crowd with every move, while the cocky heels also play thier part well. - Middle: Taylor and Gargano dominate the middle section, cutting the ring in half and stopping the much smaller Frightmare making a tag. Gargano nearly kills Frightmare with a Lawn Dart into the corner but the young Frightmare kicks out. - End: The crowd get riled up as Frightmare hits a Pele kick before making the tag into a red hot ‘Wicked. ‘Wicked creams Taylor with a big boot sending him to the floor, before following up with a Go 2 Sleepy Hollow on Gargano. ‘Wicked tags out to Frightmare before exiting to take care of Taylor. Meanwhile, Frightmare hits the Kneecolepsy. WHO’S FACING EDWARDS?Eddie Edwards makes his way out after all have cleared the ring. He takes the mic and says how happy he is to be in BFA. He says he’s ready for any competition, which is suitable since he has not been told his opponent for tonight’s main event. “I’m not frightened, I’m not scared. But they should be”MATCH 4: SINGLES BOUT  Sami Callihan vs. TJ Perkins Last House on the Left / Los Angeles, California
5’11, 200lb / 5’10, 172lb
Stretch Muffler / Figure Four Deathlock- Opening: Both men are seen as wrestlers that you can always rely on having the show stealing match of the night and because of this there was a lot of anticipation. Callihan’s strong striking style contrasted with TJ’s quickness. They gelled well in the early goings trading both strikes and holds. - Middle: Callihan’s hard style was really having an effect on TJ, who’s chest was bright red and was limping from a Indian Deathlock earlier on in the bout. However, this didn’t mean that Sami was dominating, TJ also hit many moves to keep himself in the match. - End: The match was still undecided going into the last 5 minutes before a 30 minute time-limit would take place. Despite both men being physically beat neither man was in the mindset to lose tonight. Sami used his last once of strength to attack TJ who was able to withstand the attack and hit a headkick to an open Sami who crashed down to the mat. TJ was able to cover and get the victory. FANS SHOW APPRECIATIONBoth men lay flat out on the mat. TJ lay there smiling while the ref was checking on Sami who at first seemed out cold. TJ Perkins got to his feet to see a standing crowd, all showing thier appiration for both men. Sami pulled himself into the corner ready to exit before TJ walked over with an extended hand. Sami looked around before refusing the hand shake, pulling himself from the ring and hazily making his way to the back WHO IS IT?Eddie Edwards made his way out from the curtain, looking focused and determined. He anxiously awaited his opponents entrance as did the crowd as they all turned to the curtain. The music changed to Reggae and out came Kofi Kingston! Kingston had been recently traded in from All Action Wrestling and was ready to rumble. He slid into the ring and removed his tracksuit jacket and was ready to go. MATCH 5: SINGLES BOUT  Eddie Edwards vs. Kofi Kingston Boston, Massachusetts / Ghana, West Africa 
6’ 0, 214lb / 6’1, 221lb
Achilles lock / Trouble in Paradise- Opening: The pace of the match to start was slow, both were feeling each other out for weakness and neither seemed to get any advantage early on. Eddie thought that his technical skills would outsmart Kofi but he hung in there all the way. - Middle: Eddie was starting to take control as the match as time went on. His ring psychology is second to none and he had Kofi right where he wanted him. Picking away at him piece by piece until he could finish him off. However, Kofi had a second wind and mounted a comeback with the crowd on his side. It wasn’t long until we saw the Boom Drop and the Control Frenzy took over. - End: Kofi’s steam was running out and while Eddie was taking a beating he knew it was only a matter of time before he took control again. Kofi went for the Trouble in Paradise but it was blocked and Eddie took control of the leg. Eddie flipped Kofi over and hooked in the Achilles Lock. With the leg trapped Eddie put on more pressure stomping over Kofi’s head. It looked like Kofi would go at any minute but he fought his way out of it. With both men back to their feet Eddie went after Kofi’s legs to take him off his feet and apply the hold again. Kofi pushed him away after Eddie grabbed his foot and followed up with a Trouble in Paradise. Kofi pulled himself over Edwards and the 3-count was made. EDWARDS VS. KOFI PART IIKofi celebrated his win and the crowd were happy for the surprise winner. As Kofi went to leave Edwards pulled him back in. Kofi looked annoyed suspecting an attack but instead Eddie told him that he’d like to meet him again, when he doesn’t have the element of surprise. Kofi nodded in agreement as Eddie left the ring. |
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Post by duan on Jun 22, 2011 23:38:01 GMT -5
BFA: 'A New Age' 7/1/11 By Jimmy PietrafesaExcited to see the first show of this regional promotion. With the interesting talent on the roster, I am pumped for this one. - Like how BFA didn't just jump into a title tournament. Giving each more importance like this will only increase the excitement. - Format on the show is definitely different, but I like it. - Sabre going over in the opener is fine. I am not too familiar with his work, but after this match I seem to be sold. - Joey Ryan's shot promo was intriguing. I wonder if he is recruiting for a stable. - Alright! Moxley; let's hope he goes over. - Even after O'Reilly became stiff during the match, Moxley overcomes with a cut over his eyebrow. Like this booking decision. - Moxley's little statement makes him look big in this company. - The more I see it, the more I like this format. - Smart move to put the legit tag team over here. Wicked & Frightmare should be a force in BFA. - Edwards promo go the job done and I am psyched to see his opponent. - Really like Perkins; hope you do well with him. - Not familiar really with Callihan; sell me on him. - Don't like this match going for that long, but its your call on it. Perkins going over is excellent though. - No handshake after a brutal match like that? What a dweeb. - Nice way to put Kofi directly into the company; this main event shall be the tits. - Wow, Kofi over Edwards is certainly surprising and I don't think I like that too much. Edwards should be the star of your promotion and you seem to bury him right away. - Ah, I do like the way you ended the show. Good stuff. FINAL WORDS: Definitely better than I expected and I expected a lot. Some things to work on here and there booking wise, but nobody is perfect. I thoroughly enjoyed this show. 7/10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DAY ONE - JULY 1ST, 2011
- AAW: All Action Wrestling On SpikeTV
- GPW: 'Crowning A Champion' Live Event
- BFA: 'A New Age' Live Event
- CWA: 'High Stride' Live Event
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Post by totti on Jun 23, 2011 20:56:53 GMT -5
Next Level Wrestling over recent weeks have been updating not only their main website, but their shop as well. Apparently the website isn't fully finished at the moment at we've been told to keep an eye out for coming updates. Including more details on upcoming and past pay-per-views, and a more detailed history section.  |
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jun 23, 2011 21:14:18 GMT -5
Count my show in tonight.
Nevermind, don't go on till July 7th I believe.
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Post by Rated R on Jun 24, 2011 11:52:17 GMT -5
 AAW: All Action Wrestling
July 1st 2011; West Newbury, MassachusettsThe opening video package airs to kick off the first ever episode of AAW: All Action Wrestling. It features the entire roster of All Action Wrestling, from John Cena, The Miz and Sting to Axel Rotunda, Charlie Haas and The Hart Dynasty. As the video package ends we open up on a packed arena as the owner of the AAW, Dale ‘Rated R’ Clarke, makes his way to the ring. Dale Clarke, himself a former professional wrestler turned booker, welcomes the fans here in West Newbury, Massachusetts to the first ever edition of All Action Wrestling, airing exclusively on Spike. He explains that as the name says, AAW is about wrestling and unlike some other companies that claim the same thing AAW is actually going to entertain people while bringing them the best in ring talent wrestling has to offer. He says that in less than a month’s time they will produce their first ever pay per view – AAW: Let The Games Begin. On that show AAW will crown its first ever World Champion, but first we need to find out who will compete for it. Clarke announces that starting tonight, sixteen of AAW’s premiere talents will compete in a tournament with the finals being held at Let The Games Begin to crown the inaugural AAW World Champion. He finishes by saying that the tournament will begin right now before taking a seat next to fellow retired competitor Mark Sanction on the announce table. AAW World Championship Tournament: First Round Match
Jeff Jarrett Defeated Christian AAW: All Action Wrestling kicked off in style as Jeff Jarrett clashed with Christian in the opening match of the AAW World Championship Tournament. With the arrogant Jarrett clashing with fan favourite Christian it was obvious who the fans wanted to win and they were firmly behind captain charisma throughout this match. Despite this Jeff Jarrett looked great here as two of the most experienced competitors in wrestling put on a real showcase of psychology and great action. In the end it was the cheap tactics of Jarrett that won out as he escaped the Killswitch by pushing Christian into the referee before low blowing Christian and connecting with The Stroke for the victory.Commercial Break We return to a graphic showing that John Cena will be in action in our main event against Alberto Del Rio. Clarke and Sanction hype how this is one of the biggest matches in the AAW World Championship Tournament’s first round. We cut backstage to a dark room. A single light bulb hangs, shining light down on a lonely spot on the floor. From the darkness and into the light walks Jimmy Jacobs. He says that he was too good for a lower promotion and that AAW did everything they could to get him here, including getting rid of deadweight like Kofi Kingston. Jacobs says that he isn’t here to win gold, he isn’t here to rise up the ranks, he is simply here to create chaos, and that is exactly what he intends to do when he makes his AAW in ring debut next week on AAW: All Action Wrestling. AAW World Championship Tournament; First Round Match
Kazarian Defeated Charlie HaasThere’s a reason AAW takes their name so seriously, and this match was the epitome of All Action. There was barely a minute without something making the fans gasp as these two put on a masterclass of both technical wrestling and adrenaline pumping high spots. Charlie Haas played the heel role with ease while Kazarian was clearly the fan favourite, albeit a little cocky at the same time. The ending stretch was one of the closest things in wrestling as both men went back and forth with near falls looking for the pinfall. In the end Kazarian dropped behind from a Torture Rack type move and rolled Haas up for the pinfall! Kazarian quickly left the ring having advanced in the tournament while Haas was left fuming in the ring.Commercial Break We return to our announce team of Dale ‘Rated R’ Clarke and Mark Sanction running down the rest of tonight’s big debut show, including two more tournament bouts pitting John Cena against Alberto Del Rio and Sheamus against Sting. The pair however are cut off by the music of Future Perfect, consisting of Joe Hennig and Axel Rotunda. Future Perfect hit the ring, the pair looking very confident as they look around the arena waiting for a microphone. Hennig is handed the microphone and begins talking about how in this ring right now is the future of professional wrestling. For one you have Joe Hennig, the picture of perfection and the son of the greatest technical wrestler ever – Mr. Perfect. On the other hand you have Axel Rotunda, the most dominant man in the business and the son of the craftiest man in wrestling – Mike ‘IRS’ Rotunda. Rotunda shouts that they are here to dominate AAW and there isn’t anything anyone can do about it – but they’ll give them a chance to try. Future Perfect Defeated Two LocalsOuch. That is the only way to describe this mugging as Joe Hennig and Axel Rotunda completely dominated these two local competitors, tearing them apart before Hennig put one down for the three count with the Perfect-Plex.Commercial Break We return from commercials to the sound of John Cena’s entrance music, causing the entire crowd to explode in cheers as Cena makes his entrance, clearly a massive fan favourite here tonight in his home town as we hit the first hour mark. Cena waits for the noise to die down before shouting how great it feels to be here in his home town, getting the cheap pop. Cena goes on to say that he was in talks with a lot of companies and that many people are questioning why he isn’t in one of the ‘bigger’ promotions, which gets a boo. Cena explains that he didn’t want to be somewhere where wrestling doesn’t matter. He says that he knows he and everybody else knows he can talk the talk but he that he is going to prove he can outwrestle everyone as well. At this point he is cut off by his opponent for tonight, Alberto Del Rio. Del Rio hits the ring and begins talking about how Cena shouldn’t be spending this time talking, he should be getting ready to lose to the greatest thing in AAW – him! Cena makes a few jokes about Del Rio before the pair get in each other’s faces. Del Rio says that he’ll see Cena tonight before going for a cheap shot, only for Cena to block it and throw Del Rio out of the ring. Cena taunts Del Rio as we cut away. We’re shown a graphic of the AAW tournament bracket as Clarke and Sanction talk about Jeff Jarrett and Kazarian having already qualified for the quarter finals, before talking about the remaining twelve competitors vying for spots. Commercial Break AAW World Championship Tournament; First Round Match
Sting Defeated SheamusIt was old school vs. the school of hard knocks here as living legend Sting clashed with the Celtic Warrior in our third first round match of this tournament. This was a massive match and everybody knew that, with the winner going on to face Jeff Jarrett in the quarter finals. Going into the match there was the feeling that these two would have an awkward clash of styles but when they got into the ring those fears were alleviated as these two put on a solid back and forth bout, Sheamus’s strength being matched perfectly by Sting’s experience and expert ring knowledge. In the end Sheamus looked to have it won when he went for the Brogue Kick, but Sting ducked under it and hit the Scorpion Death Drop, followed by the three count to take a spot in the quarter finals.We cut backstage where Sara Michaels is standing by with Jeff Jarrett, who earlier tonight qualified for the AAW World Championship tournament quarter finals, and will face Sting in two weeks time. Michaels asks Jarrett about facing Sting and how far he believes he can go in this tournament. Jarrett looks at her with a faux shocked look on his face, asking her what she’s been taking that makes her ask such a stupid question. Jarrett says that it’s ridiculous to think anybody else in the AAW is worthy to hold the gold when he is here. Jarrett says he is the greatest professional wrestler in history. He says he is the greatest wrestler, the best talker and the smartest tactician that this company will ever see. He finishes off by saying that he is going to show everybody why he deserves to be called the greatest ever and that he isn’t going to wait until the pay per view to do it. Commercial Break AJ Styles & Samoa Joe Defeated William Regal & Nigel McGuinessNext week’s tournament matches will see Styles against Regal and Joe against McGuiness so tonight we got a preview between these two amazingly well fitted teams. The faces and heels were obvious here as the Brits played on the nationality difference and it looks like they’ll be working together in the future. Regal played mentor to McGuiness throughout and they really took the athletic and powerful combination of Styles and Joe to the limit throughout. In the end it was a great combination by Styles and Joe that got the victory, with Joe hitting the Muscle Buster on Regal and Styles hitting an insane moonsault to capture the pinfall.We cut to a video package highlighting The Miz. It intercuts shots of The Miz’s in ring work with sit down statements from The Miz talking about how great he is. Miz says that he is destined to win the AAW World Championship tournament and that nobody is even capable of stopping him. Miz promises to dominate All Action Wrestling because he’s The Miz, he’s awesome and he’s debuting next week only on AAW: All Action Wrestling! Commercial Break AAW World Championship Tournament; First Round Match
John Cena Defeated Alberto Del RioIn the headline match of the first ever edition of AAW: All Action Wrestling two of AAW’s top competitors stepped into the squared circle looking to book their place in the quarter finals. This match was massive for television and it looks like AAW will be giving the fans exactly what they want – big matches and great in ring action. With Cena looking to prove he can work as well inside the ring as he can talk outside of it he showed a few new moves here and Del Rio helped him along to a solid match with plenty of great action. Both of these men are likely to be big here in AAW but here tonight only one could walk away the victor. When Del Rio attempted to lock in the Cross Armbar Cena managed to block the move before managing to manoeuvre into the Attitude Adjustment, Cena hitting the finisher and ending the match.As John Cena rises to his feet the crowd explode, the hometown hero having qualified for the quarter finals here in the AAW World Championship Tournament. With Del Rio down and out Cena uses this opportunity to celebrate. John Cena stands tall on the turnbuckle to a massive ovation before dropping down, turning around and... getting nailed in the head by a guitar. The entire crowd erupt into a massive chorus of boos as Cena drops to the ground, the broken remnants of the guitar wrapped around his skull, and Jeff Jarrett standing over him with a grin on his face. Jeff Jarrett receives the biggest heat of the night as he stands over John Cena in his hometown as the first edition of AAW: All Action Wrestling goes off the air. |
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Post by DTP. on Jun 26, 2011 16:43:04 GMT -5
BFA "A New Age": Friday 1st July 2011...A pretty sharp decision for Ricochet and Zack Sabre Jr to kick off the show. I am a big fan of Sabre from his days in 1PW and he had a cracking match with Doug Williams in 1PW circa 2009. Was a satisfying opening contest, but Sabre with the win was wiser to occur. Ricochet is entertaining, but Sabre has such a better look than Ricochet. Joey Ryan in Sabre's face was pretty cool to see, perhaps a future storyline with these two men could be quite entertaining and can possibly lead to some solid matches. Jon Moxley is a decent wrestler, and Kyle O'Reilly is also a pretty fine young prospect. But, I've heard more about Moxley and he's more respected than O'Reilly, and so Moxley winning was the better decision. I do like the tiny little icon for Sleepy Hallow, the location of Hallowicked and Frightmare. Chuck Taylor is an amazing independent wrestler, but I have little idea who this Johnny Gargano guy is. Glad that Taylor didn't take the pinfall loss, this could have opened the show, for a crowd pleasing opening contest. Taylor should perhaps be built up the card, he's an outstanding wrestler. He does it all, comedy, seriousness, has charisma and clicks well with the majority of those he gets in the ring with. I've seen Sami Callihan wrestle before, and he's generic. TJ Perkins also I'm not thoroughly fond of. If you wanted to make Sami look threatening to the crowd, he should have won this. Perkins' selling would have at least made Callihan look outstanding. Nearly thirty minute match? I would have gotten so tiresome. Eddie Edwards having a match with Kofi Kingston would be very solid, a very good main event and Kofi with the win was for the better. Overall, it was a decent opening show for this promising cult promotion. *****/**********
AAW All Action Wrestling: Friday 1st July 2011...Is there even a decent sized arena in West Newbury, Massachusetts? John Cena will be adored here. Dale Clarke as an authority figure could be cool. "Let the Games Begin" sounds like a slogan as opposed to a professional wrestling pay-per-view name though, really. I'm not a fan of that. There should be a more professional event name than that. A tournament is always the best way to reveal a vacant AAW World Heavyweight Championship's holder though. Jeff Jarrett beating Christian is fine, solid opening contest that could have main evented as well. Jimmy Jacobs looks pretty good from that angle, definitely a darker spirit for AAW. I wonder if you do involve a Light Heavyweight Championship eventually, of course after you're done determining an AAW World Heavyweight Champion. Kazarian beating Charlie Haas is cool, a pretty decent contest there, it's a shame that Haas bores the pants off of me. I can't see Kazarian winning the big one anyway. Who is Mark Sanction? Should have utilized what was on your free agents list better. Future Perfect sounds like another awful name, for a tag team this time round. I am liking where this is going though, wish that Axel Rotunda (a better name would have been nice) and Joe Hennig had actual opponents, other than 'Two Locals'. Total filler material. Sting beating Sheamus...I see you're focusing on building an old school star. I feel that Sheamus deserved the quarter final spot more than Kazarian and Haas put together, really. He better still get close to the World Heavyweight title after the tournament ends. AJ Styles and Samoa Joe working as a tag team sounds good, very fitting tag teams here. Good flow of styles, I hope to see Nigel McGuiness in the semi-finals at least. I can't see William Regal advancing on the other hand. Please don't let Styles AND Joe advance. Nice skit with The Miz, wish he was actually featured on the show live. John Cena beating Alberto Del Rio...obvious, since this is Cena' hometown. Again, Del Rio is much more deserving to get through to the quarter-finals than Kazarian or Charlie Haas. It was a decent main event though. Like Sheamus, hopefully we see Del Rio in the title picture after "Let the Games Begin". Jeff Jarrett attacking Cena was definitely unnecessary. Dislike that, it could potentially expose the finals of the AAW World Heavyweight Championship tournament overall. It was an average episode to me, with some good wrestling involved. Storylines are still to be worked on; why on earth would Jarrett attack Cena anyway? Some backstage skits too, rather than graphics and videos. Ups and downs, hopefully next week's show is better. ******/**********
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Post by Rule 30 on Jun 27, 2011 17:45:54 GMT -5
BFA "A New Age" - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
I just want to say this show was presented beautifully. I like how they are waiting to crown their first ever champion, rather than rushing it. Great booking. Not a bad way to kick off the show. I don't have a problem with Sabre going over. Looks like they have a Joey Ryan/Sabre match up looming in the near future. Jon Moxley vs. Kyle O’Reilly is up next. Should be interesting. Not surprised to see Moxley go over. Can't really complain, I see big things in store for both men in BFA. Loved Moxley's words after the match. Hallowicked and Frightmare vs. Chuck Taylor and Johnny Gargano is a match that I'm excited about. I love Hallowicked and Frightmare. Very happy to see them go over. I feel like the right move was made, too. "I’m not frightened, I’m not scared. But they should be" I just love that line by Eddie Edwards. That was great. Sami Callihan vs. TJ Perkins is up next, not too sure who Sami is. I have to head to the bathroom, though. I came back and TJ was in the Indian Deathlock. This match has been going for a while, crowd loves it, can't say I disagree! TJ picking up the win is no problem. Sami refusing the handshake is a great way to quickly identify him as a heel. Hey, it's Kofi Kingston! Kingston versus Edwards? Awesome, just awesome. I'll be going home happy tonight. I did not expect to see him here, or go over. I feel like Eddie should have gotten the win. Can't wait for the rematch. Pretty good show here, I think I'll rate it a 7/10
All Action Wrestling on SPIKE TV - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
I feel like AAW has the potential to be great. It's presented well, I like that. Dale Clarke, I think there is a hockey player that goes by that name. Jeff Jarrett versus Christian is a hot way to kick off the show. Jeff winning is decent, even though this means now title for Christian. I'll stay away from the IWC for a bit. American Superstar vs. Mexican Superstar is a great match. Can't wait for that. I was extremely please to see Jimmy Jacobs on my TV. Can't wait to see him in the ring next week. I was wondering why Kofi showed up at A New Age earlier. Good to see Kaz get the win, he is so under rated. Where's Benjamin? I would love to see the WGTT. I'm not too sure about the name "Future Perfect" much like Dan. Just sounds awkward to say it. Good way to get them over with a win, only if it was against a real tandem in AAW. Great move to have perhaps wrestling's biggest(?) star to have promo time. Loved Del Rio coming out to hype up the main event some more. Sting beating Sheamus is okay, I just hope Sting starts to put over younger and up coming guys sooner rather than later. Jeff Jarrett versus Sting should be huge. AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, William Regal and Nigel McGuiness in one match might just be too awesome to handle. I just love the roster for this company. It's near perfect. I really wish Miz got promo time. It would be better than a video. Perhaps some more segments would be nice, but I see this company is trying to focus on the action. No surprise to see Cena pick up the win. Pretty good main event. Wow, risky move having a heel go over the hero in his home town, never mind closing out the first show. Not too sure on that, but hopefully we see the finals being Jeff Jarrett versus John Cena. I admit I enjoyed this show, probably a lot better than Dan. 7.5/10
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Post by duan on Jun 27, 2011 23:12:49 GMT -5
AAW: 'AAW ON SPIKE' 7/1/11: By Jimmy PietrafesaAbout to sit down with the misses and check out All Action Wrestling on its Spike TV debut! Let's see how they do. - Solid opening promo by 'Rated R' Clarke to give the rundown on what to expect on the weeks towards the PPV. - 16 workers is a nice amount as it gets almost your entire roster involved. - Jarrett cheating to win over Christian is alright, but I'd say a lame opener. Not really a fan of unclean victories to start things off. - Jimmy Jacobs promo is excellent and I love the mention of Kofi Kingston. Hopefully he gets some good time in AAW. - Kazarian goes over! I like that booking decision as Haas can be great enhancement talent with still looking strong. - Future Perfect...I like the name definitely. Force to be reckoned with. - Solid squash. - Really like the Cena promo and love how you included the top two not picking him. He should definitely go over Del Rio. - Bleh, putting Sting, a man who doesn't need to get over, on top of Sheamus is silly booking in my opinion. This could have been huge for Sheamus. - Jarrett promo is definitely effective. - Wow, what action in that tag match. Glad to see Styles & Joe go over also. - Miz gets over with a video package? Rather have a promo from him, but I see why you did a package instead. - Yeah, no way Cena was losing tonight. Glad that he did go over as well, but I hope this doesn't kill Del Rio. - Useless attack by Jarrett...he faces Sting next round, not Cena! Now I see these two meeting up in the finals and that makes me a sad panda. FINAL WORDS: First hour of the show was booked relatively well and I enjoyed it, while some things had be shaking my head with the second hour. Still, overall solid debut for a company. 7/10---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DAY ONE - JULY 1ST, 2011
- AAW: All Action Wrestling On SpikeTV
- GPW: 'Disorder' Live Event *ACE TAKE OVER*
- BFA: 'A New Age' Live Event
- CWA: 'High Stride' Live Event
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Post by Ace Bennett on Jun 28, 2011 1:07:09 GMT -5
Glory Pro Wrestling Presents: Disorder
The ring announcer, who introduces himself as Ace Bennett, comes out to the ring, with a hat with papers within it in his hands. He welcomes the fans in attendance to the show and the debut of Glory Pro Wrestling. He explains to the fans that over the next eight weeks, a tournament will be held in order to crown the GPW World Heavyweight Champion. He explains that 12 members of the roster will be competing in a round robin tournament, consisting of two six man blocks. Each match in the tournament has a 15 minute time limit. In this round robin tournament, a win via pinfall or submission gets you three points, a win by disqualification gets you two points, and a draw gets you one point. The top two point getters from each block will then move on to a four man, single elimination tournament where the winner will be crowned GPW World Heavyweight Champion.
Before leaving the ring, the announcer explains why he has a hat in his hands. He tells the audience that due to GPW having 13 roster members, one unfortunate man will be unable to compete in the epic tournament that will be taking place. The hat contains all 13 roster member's names and the name he draws will be the man who will not be entered into the tournament. He puts his hand in his hat and shuffles it around a little. He grabs a piece of paper, opens it up, and reveals that Sonjay Dutt is the name on the piece of paper. The crowd boos, as one of their favorites won't be allowed to compete.
Upon hearing this piece of news, Dutt, clearly angry, makes his way out to the ring. He snatches the microphone out of Bennett's hands and tells the crowd that he deserves to be in the tournament, just like everyone else. He tells the fans that tonight, he will prove that he could, and would win the GPW World Heavyweight Championship if he was entered in the tournament. He then throws down an open challenge to anyone on the roster. A referee enters the ring, and the music of Muhammad Hassan hits, leaving an afraid look on Dutt's face. Hassan just gives Dutt a disdainful look as the ref rings the bell and the first match in GPW history gets underway.
 
Non-Tournament
Sonjay Dutt vs. Muhammad Hassan
Dutt was right to be a little bit afraid here, as the controversial Hassan makes his return to the wrestling world. The fans remembered him, and booed him upon his entry to the ring. Dutt seemed a bit off, not knowing what to expect. After getting in a little bit of offense early on, Dutt seemed to not be able to find answers to what Hassan offered. With no signs of ring rust, Hassan was able to quickly wear down Dutt. After a comeback attempt by Dutt fueled by the fans, Hassan was able to lock in the Camal Clutch, forcing Dutt the submit.
Winner via Submission (7:13): Muhammad Hassan
Following the match, Hassan kept the hold locked in, causing Dutt to desperately tap for him to let the hold go. Referees were forced to come out to the ring and pry Hassan off of the limp Dutt, who had to be helped to the back. After this, two members of the GPW crew came out to the ring with chalk boards. The chalk boards showed the members of the two blocks of the tournament, and charts displaying their stats
Block A | | Place | Name | Points | | 1. | El Generico | 0 | | 2. | Homicide | 0 | | 3. | Kevin Thorn | 0 | | 4. | Matt Morgan | 0 | | 5. | Mike Quackenbush | 0 | | 6. | Muhammad Hassan | 0 |
Block B | | Place | Name | Points | | 1. | Hernandez | 0 | | 2. | Jack Evans | 0 | | 3. | Kevin Steen | 0 | | 4. | Monty Brown | 0 | | 5. | PAC | 0 | | 6. | Roderick Strong | 0 |
Following the placement of these two boards near the announcer's table, Ace Bennett told the fans that the rest of the matches tonight would all be tournament matches, and that there would be five tournament matches on each show until the round robin tournament is completed!
 
Block A Tournament Match
Mike Quackenbush vs. Kevin Thorn
A very solid way to kick off the tournament that will eventually crown the GPW World Heavyweight Champion. The submission specialist Quackenbush took on the mysterious Thorn. Thorn was using his vampire gimmick here, and the fans were really behind Quack through the entire match. Although there was a big style clash between the two, they were able to put on a decent match. Thorn used his power advantage to pummel the smaller Quack through the early goings of the match. However, in the end, Quack was able to get the big victory by locking in the Chikara Special in the center of the ring, causing Thorn to tap out, and earning himself 3 points.
Winner via Submission (10:34): Mike Quackenbush
Following the match, Matt Morgan entered the arena, to a mixed reaction. Morgan tells the fans that he will not be in action tonight, and claims its probably because the other competitors in GPW are afraid of him. He then tells the fans that tonight, he is putting all of Block A on notice. He claims to be the blueprint of a perfect wrestler and nobody in GPW will be able to stop him. "The Blueprint" taunts the crowd a bit, to a still mixed reaction, before exiting the ring. The next match then gets underway.
 
Block B Tournament Match
Jack Evans vs. PAC
Holy spotfest. Both of these wrestlers are known for their high flying, acrobatic movesets, and they really let that show here tonight. Both men really took to the air right away, and the crowd was split all the way down the middle, and neither man was favored. This match could be very important for either man in the long run, since they won't be favored due to their size. However, neither man was giving up, and the action soon spilled to the outside. In the end of the match, Evans hit a crazy "Stuntin' 101" onto PAC on the outside of the ring. However, the impact that Evans made on the floor took him out as well, and the referee eventually counted both men out, causing a draw.
Double Count Out (9:56): Draw
The fans seemed surprised that neither Evans nor PAC were able to recover from the move, but Evans seemed mad to get counted out. After throwing a bit of a fit, he went to the back. PAC remained down, until Kevin Steen came out to the ring. Steen seemed ready for his upcoming match, but first went over to PAC, giving him assistance. After helping him up, Steen nailed the hurt PAC with a Package Piledriver on the outside! He rolled PAC back into the ring, but before he could do any more damage, Hernandez ran out and made the save. Their tournament match for the night then kicked off.
 
Block B Tournament Match
Kevin Steen vs. Hernandez
This match contrasted greatly with the previous and really showcased the great diversity in wrestling styles that NGW possesses. As opposed to the previous match, which was high octane high flying action, this was very much stuck to the ground and incredibly hard hitting. Steen seemed fired up from trying to take out his fellow Block B competitor PAC earlier, and really wanted to get the upper hand here. However, Hernandez' strength was just too much for Steen, who was felled by a powerful Border Toss following a very competitive match.
Winner via Pinfall (13:43): Hernandez
Steen attempted to get some measure of revenge, Hernandez following the match, but before things got too nasty, Steen's former tag partner turned rival, El Generico ran to the ring to make the save for Hernandez. Ironically enough, Generico's opponent tonight is Hernandez' former tag partner turned rival, Homicide. Homicide made his presence be known by charging the ring, looking to even the odds. However, before anything was allowed to escalate, Hernandez and Steen were forced from the ring so that Generico and Homicide would be allowed to compete in their match that was upcoming without distractions.
 
Block A Tournament Match
Homicide vs. El Generico
Another great match with two competitors looking to step up and become world champ. This match was somewhere between the last two matches, not as fast paced as Evans/Pac, yet not quite as ground based as Steen/Hernandez. The crowd seemed to be into this match from the Steenerico/LAX confrontation that happened right before this match, especially since the sides were not what they traditionally would've been. It was a back and forth match, and neither man had the advantage for long enough to put their opponent away. Generico nailed a Brainbustaaaaahhhhh!!!!! on Homicide at the 14:57 mark, but obviously didn't have enough time to make the pin. The match was ruled a time limit draw. Generico was upset by the result, but offered Homicide a handshake. As he was about to accept, he instead decided to slap Generico across the face and leave the ring to a chorus of boos.
Time Limit Draw (15:00)
After the ring was cleared, Monty Brown came out to the ring, microphone in hand. He tells the crowd that he wanted to say a few things before his main event match tonight. He tells everyone that he is happy to be back in a wrestling ring doing what he loves and he plans on proving GPW did the right thing by winning the GPW World Heavyweight Championship. He then apologizes to the crowd, saying that if it weren't for them, he wouldn't have his paycheck. He tells everyone that the Alpha Male is once again the top dog and that anyone who gets in his way will feel the wrath of the POUNCEEE! That was when Roderick Strong, his opponent for the night, makes his way to the ring.
 
Block B Tournament Match
Monty Brown vs. Roderick Strong
After his promo, the crowd was firmly behind Brown, and didn't really seem to care either way for Strong. However, Brown seemed to show a bit of ring rust early on, and Strong's superior wrestling ability got him the advantage early on in the match. Brown was able to fight back, using his raw power and size advantage to his benefit, gaining the upper hand. Brown seemed intent on making sure he kept his promise that he made earlier in the day, and Strong, despite his best attempts, couldn't match the power of Brown. Just before the time limit ran out for a second consecutive match, Brown nailed Strong with a deadly Pounce and gained the big victory in Block B.
Winner by Pinfall (14:43): Monty Brown
Post match, Monty Brown celebrated a bit to the fans and played the crowd some. If you turned your attention to the chalkboards with the standings on them, you would have noticed that the standings had been updated to be up to date with results following the first GPW show. This was what they read:
Block A | | Place | Name | Points | | 1. | Mike Quackenbush | 3 | | 2. | Homicide | 1 | | 2. | El Generico | 1 | | 4. | Matt Morgan | 0 | | 4. | Kevin Thorn | 0 | | 4. | Muhammad Hassan | 0 |
Block B | | Place | Name | Points | | 1. | Hernandez | 3 | | 1. | Monty Brown | 3 | | 3. | PAC | 1 | | 3. | Jack Evans | 1 | | 5. | Kevin Steen | 0 | | 5. | Roderick Strong | 0 |
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Post by Chris Hammers on Jun 28, 2011 8:03:47 GMT -5
 KGPW Begins!
7/3/2011
The debut show gets underway, with the KGPW ring announcer telling everyone that the winner of tonight’s matches will wrestle in the main event, in a Championship Scramble match. The announcer announces the matches before telling everyone to enjoy the show.
1) Doug Williams defeated. Delirious via pinfall following the Chaos Theory. The very fist match of KGPW gets underway with England’s own, Doug Williams taking on the incoherent madman, Delirious. Williams played the heel, with Delirious being the face, and the two had a fun opener to the show. The finish to the match eventually arrived with Delirious diving off the top rope looking to connect with Shadows over Hell only for Williams to move out of the way, causing Delirious to eat canvas. Delirious struggled to his feet in the corner only for Williams to roll him back then hit the German Suplex that he calls the Chaos Theory to get the three count and pick up the victory.
Byron Saxton & Abraham Washington make their way down to the ring, Abraham in a suit while Byron is in wrestling gear. Abraham plays the manager role, putting Byron over as the next big thing in wrestling but he is interrupted by the entrance music of “The last of a dying breed” Eddie Kingston.
2) Eddie Kingston defeated. Byron Saxton w/ Abraham Washington via pinfall following the Backfist to the Future. This was practically a squash match, even though Byron started off strong by attacking Kingston while his back was turned as he got in to the ring. Kingston quickly took advantage of the match however, and delivered the Back Fist to the Future to pick up the victory.
Following the bell, Abraham Washington rolled in to the ring and attacked Kingston from behind. Abe irish whipped Kingston in to the ropes but Kingston simply ducked under the clothesline attempt on the rebound and hit another Backfist to the Future, KO’ing Washington. Kingston raises his hand in victory before leaving .
3) Jerry Lynn defeated. Takeshi Morishima via disqualification. The crowd were really behind Jerry Lynn during this match and at times it seemed like he was feeding off the fans to get him back in to the match. Lynn tried to hit the Cradle Piledriver on two separate occasions but Morishima countered both attempts with ease. The match eventually finished with Morishima pounding Lynn non-stop in the corner, ignoring the referee’s five count. The referee had no choice but to disqualify Takeshi who decided to drop the ref with a samoan drop. Morishima left while an obviously hurt Jerry Lynn checked on the referee.
4) Robert Roode defeated. Akira Tozawa via pinfall following the Fisherman Suplex. The crowd were behind both men during this match, seemingly split 50/50. Tozawa & Roode had a good back n forth match that eventually finished with a counter-fest of finishers before Roode finally hit the Fisherman Suplex to pick up the victory.
Following the bell, Roode tried to shake hands with Tozawa who simply spat at Roode’s hand. Tozawa rolled out of the ring as the crowd turned on him, booing the Japanese native.
5) Austin Aries defeated. Sean Waltman, and Kota Ibushi via pinfall following the 450 Splash. Probably the match of the night in terms of match quality, these three had surprisingly good chemistry with each other and put together a fantastic match. Plenty of near falls throughout and the match eventually came to an end with Kota Ibushi hitting the Phoenix Splash on Sean Waltman only for Austin Aries to break up the pinfall attempt with his own 450 splash, taking out both men. Aries rolled Ibushi off Waltman before pinning him, himself to pick up the victory.
Following the match, Austin Aries stayed in the ring while the entrance music of Eddie Kingston played, and he made his way down to the ring. Aries and Kingston will be kicking off the Championship Scramble to crown the very first KGPW World Champion.
Main Event - KGPW World Championship) Robert Roode defeated. Austin Aries, Eddie Kingston, Jerry Lynn, and Doug Williams via being champion when the timer hit zero. As already mentioned, Austin Aries & Eddie Kingston started the match off and brawled in and out of the ring till Robert Roode came out next. Roode ran in to the ring but was quickly back dropped to the outside of the ring by Kingston, who turned around in time to see Austin Aries jump off the top rope. Kingston hit the Backfist as Aries dived, and hit the canvas hard. Kingston hooked the leg of Aries to become the intern champion. Jerry Lynn would make his way down to the ring next, still selling the affects of the hurt shoulder/arm at the hands of Takeshi Morishima. Lynn would surprisingly become the intern champion, countering a power bomb attempted by Kingston with a sunset flip to get the three count. Lynn was too hurt to celebrate his victory however and got planted with a roaring elbow by Kingston who quickly regained the intern championship. Doug Williams was the final man to enter the match. With only a minute or so left, Abraham Washington & Byron Saxton ran to the ring and dragged Kingston out of it, where the two men began their attack. Back inside the ring, Doug Williams rolled Jerry Lynn back for the Chaos Theory attempt only for Roode to catch Williams on the way back up, delivering the German Suplex to Williams who was still holding on to Jerry Lynn. Williams rolled out of the ring in pain as Roode pinned Jerry Lynn for the three count with only seconds left on the clock. The timer would hit zero and Roode is awarded the KGPW World Championshop. The show comes to an end with Roode celebrating on the top rope, holding the belt in to the |
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Post by duan on Jun 28, 2011 11:02:45 GMT -5
DAY ONE - JULY 1ST, 2011
- AAW: All Action Wrestling On SpikeTV
- GPW: 'Disorder' Live Event
- BFA: 'A New Age' Live Event
- CWA: 'High Stride' Live Event
DAY TWO - JULY 2ND, 2011
DAY THREE - JULY 3RD, 2011
- KGPW: 'Begins' Live Event
DAY FOUR - JULY 4TH, 2011
- GWI: Mayhem On USA |
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Post by Jack. on Jun 28, 2011 15:40:56 GMT -5
GWI: Mayhem; July 4th 2011The GWI Logo is shown on the screen, it spins a few times before fading out to the arena which is jam packed with fans anticipating the nights events. GWI’s announce team Jeremy Andrews and Ladanian Chiles formally welcome us to the first edition of GWI Mayhem, they promote tonight’s main event; a three on three tag team match featuring Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk facing off against Triple H, John Morrison and Rey Mysterio. Samuel Elliot, Global Wrestling Impact’s ring announcer, introduces GWI General Manager, Todd McKindley just as the ‘boss’’ Music hits and he makes his way down to the ring, sparking applause from the audience. Todd McKindley grasps his microphone and welcomes everybody to the show, hoping that they will enjoy watching the most talented wrestlers in the world before informing the fans in attendance of the main event, which garners a pretty loud pop. Todd tells everyone to stick around at the end of the show for an announcement, before noting that they probably don’t want to hear him ramble on all night so he’ll get straight to what they want to see, some exhilarating action. McKindley drops his mic and leaves the ring, high-fiving the fans on his way out. Once he’s gone, the Motor City Machine Gun’s music hits; the fans go wild and Shelley and Sabin make their way down to the ring. Commercial.Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin def. Paul London and Brian KendrickWe come back from the commercial to see the MCMG still in the ring though it is not long before we are joined by their opponents Paul London and Brian Kendrick. The two teams met in a colourful, fast-paced tag team match, splitting the crowd almost in half. However, in the end, the more popular of the two teams sealed their victory with a Cradle Shock to Brian Kendrick. A Promo airs for Thursday Night’s One-Hour show Collision, premiering June 7th on the USA Network, featuring Wrestlers from Global Wrestling Impact. Commercial.A Limo is seen arriving in the Parking Lot, the door swings open and out steps Triple H in a suit. The crowd give the game a decent pop as he walks out of the shot. Arrogant Englishman, Magnus made his way out to the ring, dressed in his ring attire of Union Jack printed tights. He’s handed a microphone to make a short statement. Magnus tells us that England is the great country in the world and he challenges any American in the back to prove him wrong. Not long after, Big Show’s music hits turning heat into cheer as Magnus seems to be contemplating the decision he just made. Big Show def. MagnusSurprisingly not as short as you would think, Magnus put up a decent fight against Big Show but in the end America prevailed over Britain as Show’s power and size proved too much to handle for Magnus and he was dropped with a Chokeslam. The crowd proceeded to break into ‘USA’ chants which got louder as soon as Magnus got up and left. Commercial.Randy Orton is seen in, presumably, his locker room, preparing for the main event later on. He’s tieing up his boots when there is a knock on the door and Cody Rhodes walks in. Orton asks Rhodes what’s so important if he couldn’t even wait for an answer. Rhodes tells Randy that he just wanted to discuss strategy for tonight but Orton cuts him off and tells Cody that his only strategy should be too make sure he’s staying out of his (Orton’s) way. Cody gives Orton and evil glare before turning a leaving. Orton smirks. Jeremy Andrews and Ladanian Chiles hype the main event six-man tag team bout once more, as well as the upcoming singles match between technicians Davey Richards and Bryan Danielson. Davey Richards def. Bryan DanielsonA great one on one match to round off the first hour of Mayhem. It was very evenly matched throughout and kept the crowd on the edge of their seats. The crowds reactions to the competitors entrances totally underrated these two wrestlers and by the end of the match their opinion was changed. Richards rolled out of the LeBell lock into a roll-up to snatch a victory. After the match, Danielson took a microphone from Samuel Elliot’s hands and told Davey that he thought that was a pretty good match, and the crowd seemed to enjoy it so he’s challenging him to a rematch next week on Mayhem. Richards nods and the crowd cheer. The two men subsequently leave. Commercial.A vignette airs for GWI Wrestler: James Storm, it informs us that he’ll be debuting next week on Collision. Ted DiBiase Jr and DiAngelo Dinero wander down to the ring ahead of their forthcoming match. Ted tells us that the reason the unlikely team of himself and DiAngelo was formed was due to one thing. They were both destined to become rich and famous, and now they are. No one else on the roster possesses these two qualities. Dinero takes the mic and goes onto say that Money in their Motivation and at the end of a day, winning and being successful brings in the cash. That’s the reason they are better than everybody, because they’re successful in everything they do. Ted DiBiase and DiAngelo Dinero def. Max Buck and Jeremy BuckA good tag team match, showcasing GWI’s strong tag team division for the second time tonight, DiBiase and DiAngelo had a lot to live up too after hyping themselves up and in the end they prevailed over their electrifying opposition when DiAngelo placed coins between his fingers and delivered a punch to Max’s skull. John Morrison is shown backstage, practicing pull ups ahead of his match later on, someone taps him on the shoulder and the shot pans down to show Rey Mysterio who embraces John. The two begin talking as we cut to a commercial. Commercial.Trent Barreta storms into Todd McKindley’s office, red in the face. Trent informs McKindley that all night he was been hanging around the entrance curtain, waiting for someone to say that it’s time for his match or time for him to go out but it’s now almost the end of the show and he was starting to believe he’d been forgotten about, which although ridiculous, needed to be sorted. Todd tells Trent that there simply wasn’t enough room on the card. Barreta snaps at McKindley, asking him why on earth there wasn’t enough room for the best wrestler on the roster. Todd says he’s not going to argue, Trent wants a match and he’s got it but it’s going to be Thursday on Collision and he’ll be competing against…Ezekiel Jackson! The crowd roar but Barreta is fuming. Sin Cara def. Evan BourneA thrilling match to warm up the crowd for the main event, both men looking to showcase their talents. Both men went over well and after a sequence of moves Sin Cara dodged an Air Bourne to nail a Springboard Moonsault and pick up the victory. After the match, the mysterious masked warrior left the ring, without a handshake; totally ignoring the fans and confusing everyone. CM Punk is backstage, wrapping his wrist tape around his arm in a backstage area when he bumps into Triple H. The two combatants have a staredown as we fade to a commercial. Commercial.John Morrison, Rey Mysterio and Triple H def. Cody Rhodes, CM Punk and Randy OrtonA very entertaining main event which lived up to the hype. Each man had a fair amount of offense in a very back and forth bout which entertained the fans. Randy Orton blind tagged himself in mid-way through the match which frustrated Cody Rhodes. John Morrison and Rey Mysterio took out CM Punk on the outside with a double springboard moonsault, this allowed Rhodes to blind tag himself in only to be swiftly met with a jaw cracking Pedigree to end it. Triple H immediately began to celebrate his victory but Orton clambered into the ring and spun him around into an RKO. Morrison made the save, nailing Randy with a Moonlight Drive before Rhodes stumbled to his feet attacking Morrison and driving him into the corner. CM Punk and Mysterio ferociously fought into another corner. The six men battled up until Todd McKindley interrupted and made his way out to the stage. McKindley instructed everyone to stop fighting and listen. Todd informs us that in just under four weeks time at GWI: Golden Glory there will be a Triple Threat Match for the Global Wrestling Heavyweight Championship. Over the next couple of weeks the six wrestlers in the ring will compete in singles matches, the three winners of those matches will advance to compete for the title at Golden Glory, the losers will get nothing. Todd leaves the stage and the men in the ring seem pretty happy as the show draws to a close. [/font] |
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Post by DTP. on Jun 28, 2011 16:30:45 GMT -5
GPW Disorder: Friday 1st July 2011...Glad to see you've taken over than Ramos. Great idea for this cult promotion to use the Robin Round tournament to determine the first GPW World Heavyweight Champion. Thirteen stars in a promotion though...not enough. I hope you expand on it. This is definitely a lot like ROH. Sonjay Dutt not in the tournament is a massive shame. Muhammad Hassan? Oh wow, business has just picked up. Hassan was obviously going to win, but this match after Dutt's promo just made Dutt look foolish for a face. Glad he had a fight though. These blocks are interesting, but Matt Morgan in Block A with all of these smaller guys (other than Kevin Thorn, but he's on a different level) makes him look so stuck out and awkward looking. Block B has a better mix. Mike Quackenbush beating Kevin Thorn is fine, I suppose. Rename his finisher though, if this is in an alternative universe. GPW Special will do. Made Thorn look bad, beating to a man almost half of his size. A second submission finish? Hmm. Matt Morgan with a mixed reaction is cool, I expect this crowd would be quite hostile towards him. Jack Evans and PAC would have a decent match, but double count out finish? This crowd really deserved an actual pinfall finish for once, not a single pinfall finish on this show. Could have gone longer in my mind. Hernandez and Kevin Steen wouldn't have been too great a match, Hernandez winning is fine, since he's more known than Steen. And again, a match that should have ended in a pinfall finish, flamed by a dire finish. The time limit draw would definitely annoy the fans. Homicide and El Generico I wish had an actual finish. Would have stolen the show easily. Monty Brown and Roderick Strong would have an awkward match, due to size differences I believe. Brown winning was for the better, a slightly weak choice for main event though. Overall, the show had some pretty bad booking in the finishes, I know you're trying to get over the points system in the tournament, but there was some dodgy matches. Your mix of talent is also quite difficult to work with. Also, expand on getting more than thirteen superstars. It just looks too small. Also, for Dutt, give him the first GPW World Heavyweight Championship opportunity after the tournament is finished, being he's the odd one out of the tournament. Mixed show for a beginning. ****/**********
KGPW Begins: Sunday 3rd July 2011...Odd that you didn't have any independent wrestling shows over the weekend. Doug Williams beating Delirious is a solid opening contest, I'm liking the idea of the Scramble match to main event with everyone that wins matches tonight, all in one night, to determine the first KGPW World Champion. Eddie Kingston beating Byron Saxton was very likely, glad to see Kingston qualify for the main event. I wouldn't mind him being the first champion honestly. Jerry Lynn beating Takeshi Morishima...wish it was the other way round. Morishima is better than Lynn, and more believable if I'm honest. The disqualification finish made things up for it though. Lynn is just past the point of being a credible World Champion. He would make for a good contender in the main event of a KGPW show though. Robert Roode beating Akira Tozawa is a decent contest, strange decision for Roode to win, but he's more recognizable than Tozawa. Tozawa playing the heel is odd. Hmm, wish the next match wasn't a triple threat match, just a plain singles match would have done it. Austin Aries beating Sean Waltman alone would have been great to me. Sure, Kota Ibushi was a fine addition, and it would have been good and all, but would have preferred the singles match rule. I mean, every other contender to the Scramble main event will have had fair matches, but the winner of this? Had to beat TWO people, and right after this is the Scramble main event. Unfair for Aries. And this is why I also believe that it would have been a great story told if Aries overcame these odds and won the KGPW World Championship. Roode just doesn't cut the mustard to me as the first champion. Aries, after overcoming all odds, would have shown me that it takes a true fighter that never quits to be THE champion. Overall, a solid show, but the last two matches booked wasn't too great. ********/**********
GWI Mayhem: Monday 4th July 2011...Todd McKindley opening up the show is cool. The promo didn't really do much for me though, it's what we expect out of independent wrestling shows, not international television. If anything, it just killed time. The Motor City Machine Guns and Paul London and Brian Kendrick would have put on an amazing match to kick off the show, but you should have built this up for the first big event, not just right out there in the open. Magnus' promo was good, and I like how Big Show beat him moments later. Good, very sports entertainment. Cody Rhodes to stay out of Randy's way. Interesting. Davey Richards beating Bryan Danielson...again. No build, gets nothing. You need to believe the ratings for this show would come off of this being the series premiere. Not the fact that you're putting amazing matches on. Did little for me. A rematch next week? Not a fan. The past two matches have been fantastic, yes. But no. It's pay-per-view worthy if anything. James Storm as a solo wrestler should be cool. Hopefully he retains the beer drinking cowboy gimmick. Ted Dibiase and D'Angelo Dinero is a decent combination, they have suiting personalities. Wish you called Dinero 'Elijah Burke' though. No reason why you couldn't. Good win against the Bucks. Again, wish you used their real life name. To me, the Young Bucks sounds better than Generation ME. Glad to see most of your teams aren't strictly cruiserweight material, though. Trent Barreta wanting an opportunity and getting Ezekiel Jackson is awesome, should have happened tonight though. Sin Cara and Evan Bourne...once again. Too many pay-per-view worthy matches given away for three. Give Sin Cara CHARACTER. Not just 'guy that does lucha moves'. Lastly, as expected, a star studded television friendly main event six-man tag team match. Triple H getting the win to close out the show is great. A triple threat match at the first pay-per-view, Golden Glory is nice. The name sounds too amateur for the 'big league' promotion though. Overall, it was a decent episode in the ring, could have used one more match, some more build for what we can expect on Collision this Thursday, and you need to stop giving away big matches on free television. *****/**********
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Post by totti on Jun 28, 2011 21:30:39 GMT -5
NEXT LEVEL WRESTLING PRESENTS: NEXT LEVEL TV
JULY 6th, 2011INTRO/BACKSTAGE: Welcome back to another week of Next Level TV, in its usual place on FSN. If you're a regular to this world of wrestling, you will know that aside from the opening video featuring all the "stars" of Next Level Wrestling, the second thing that is most likely to be seen is Steve Corino. I'll be nice and fill in the gaps for those of you who are first time watchers of this wrestling program, Steve Corino has been placed in the role of "presenter", for what reason you may be asking well, the nice guy that Corino is, he got involved in a few matches that he wasn't meant to, and those nice mysterious higher ups, whoever they may be decided that for that the veteran should be suspended from in ring action, no paycheck for Corino. But lucky for Corino, he managed to get this nice spot of being NLW TV host. BACKSTAGE: Back to more current and relevant events, Corino tells those that are watching that tonight's show will feature current Next Level Champion Wade Barrett in action. Plus, some news on the vacant and brand new Next Level Tag Team Championships. Also be on the look out for a Chris Hero interview. MATCH: The camera does a quick fade to a wide shot of the sold out crowd in New York City. Jimmy Rave stands in the ring, as he awaits his competition for the night, which is Jay Lethal. One of the most popular wrestlers in the promotion against one of the most hated, (take a guess which is which) Overall, a fun match, Rave tries to slow down the energetic Lethal down with various ground based holds, and other submissions. Lethal was able to overcome the slower Rave with his signature hold, the Lethal Injection for the victory, for the match to come in at around 8 minutes. Once the match is over and while Lethal celebrates, Jimmy Rave attacks the victorious Jay Lethal, or tries to as he is overpowered by Lethal, until Rave's on and off tag team partner, Brodie Lee saves him from another Lethal Injection, hitting Lethal with a big boot to the face. BACKSTAGE: Back with Corino, he gives his expert insight into the events which just happened, "Oh, what a shame for Lethal, his regular partner in arms, KENTA is currently tied up with other commitments in Japan. There's always next time for KENTA to get his face kicked in too, I guess!" Nice words from Corino. PROMO: The pair known as the "Kings of Wrestling", Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli are sitting in what seems to be a empty coffee shop. Hero does the talking for them. Chris Hero: Everyone has heard that this company are introducing tag team championships to the Next Level Wrestling, and everyone knows that the Kings of Wrestling are tag team wrestling, even if they didn't want to admit it. So this is a word of suggestion to Next Level Wrestling management, safe some time, give us the titles. We've been all over the world, Mexico, Japan, Europe, name it and we have done it. It will be no different here. MATCH: Walking to the ring is Scott Steiner, and oh boy the man has a microphone in hand. I would write up what he was saying, but if I'm honest its hard to. I suggest looking it up on Youtube if you have an interest in Steiner, or similarly like laughing. The muscle man complained that the man he's facing tonight (Abyss) is fat, and that the people in the crowd are fat too. He suggested that they get their fat asses to a gym. The crowd don't like Steiner very much, I'm pretty sure he was near enough ready to punch someone of them too. Lucky for them, before he could Abyss brought the fight to Steiner. The action barely lasted in the ring before spilling out to the ringside area, where they fought for some time, and it wasn't long until weapons were brought into play, not that it mattered as the referee had already rang the bell for a double count out. Steiner belly-to-belly suplexed Abyss on the small entrance set-up ramp, leaving him in a world of hurt. Interesting to note, Steiner got into a fan's face as he was leaving and smacked his drink out of his hand, causing some minor issues. I'd say the segment lasted 10 minutes or so. MERCH PROMO: An advertisement says "Buy the latest Next Level Wrestling T-Shirts, including all of your favourite wrestlers! Only at NextLevelMerch.com" MATCH: It's now time for a three-way-dance. Featuring, Petey Williams, Low-Ki and Justin Gabriel. Just a straight up wrestling match here. Fun? Sure. Stand out? Hardly. Seemed like more of a time filler than anything else, as there wasn't really much happening. Low-Ki got the pin over Gabriel, who seems to be more used to being a tag team wrestler, and without the help of his partner, Health Slater feel victim to the Ghetto Stomp. Match Time: 12 minutes at a push. BACKSTAGE: Steve Corino with his words of wisdom once again, "Well, ouch.. that looked a painful one. I guess sometimes its good not being in the ring. Well in other news, Bully Ray wanted to have some interview time and well, he got it." PROMO: Bully Ray is seen walking some back streets, I'm guessing, New York. Bully Ray: Ya know what, I've been here for how long? I don't really know, but it has been long enough. Long enough to the point that I should be gettin' real opportunities - I haven't. I'm sick of seeing those young kids get chances that I never got. People like Alex Riley, he gets featured, while I sit on the sidelines, doin' nothin'. Things are gonna chance, I'm tellin' you all that for a fact. PROMO: Dead center in the ring, is the Next Level Champion Wade Barrett, of course the vocal champion has a microphone. Wade Barrett: You know what the biggest problem with the United States of America is? It's the people. People with no respect, no respect for greatness. No respect for Wade Barrett, the only champion in this companies short but glorious history, glorious thanks to me. I should be treated like royalty, I should be treated like a King. Why? because I'm a premier wrestling talent, you people are lucky to see in a place like this each week, yet you people boo me. And you question why I want to hurt people. But you know what? I like hurting people, and I want to hurt someone right now. This is an open challenge to anyone who wants a shot at the champion. Come and take it right now. The man to answer that challenge, non other than fan favourite, "Boom Boom" Colt Cabana. MATCH: Next Level Wrestling's favourite podcast maker, Colt Cabana gets a big chance against the evil, Barrett. Unfortunately for Colt, it seemed like Barrett really didn't like him very much, because after some time in the ring, Barrett decided to bring out a chair and hit Cabana square in the head. For the DQ lose, he enjoyed it, It seemed like it anyway - I mean he laughed after doing it so he must have. Cabana was getting the better of Barrett, and Wade was annoyed by that, so what better than to smash him in the face with a chair. Match Time: About 7 minutes. BACKSTAGE: And we're back with Steve Corino. He plugs next weeks show, says that Alex Riley will be in action, as well as some "big" news on the new tag team titles. Remember to watch! QUICK RESULTS:
Jay Lethal d. Jimmy Rave
Abyss - Scott Steiner
Low-Ki d. Petey Williams & Justin Gabriel
Colt Cabana d. Wade Barrett
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Post by duan on Jun 28, 2011 23:42:21 GMT -5
GPW 'Disorder' 7/1/11: By Jimmy PietrafesaGlad to see that I finally got my hands on this show, let's see how they do. - First off, LOVE the round robin idea to the max. Anything like that just makes EVERY match interesting. - Dutt not being allowed to participate blows big time. - Would have been terrible if Dutt won that match, so good for Hassan. - Nice edition of chalkboards & the tables work well. - Yes! Glad you gave the win to Quackenbush over Thorn. Mike has some untapped charisma and ability that needs to shine in this diary. - Putting block A on notice...you got it Morgan. - A draw already? Boo, would rather some clean wins on the first night. - YES. That Steen segment is absolutely amazing. - But boo, Hernandez really goes over? I am disappoint definitely. - Talk about impromptu match! - Damn, another draw? That blows. - Brown being back to wrestling is good, just don't know if this is the right promotion. - Definitely don't like him over Strong, who I consider one of the best today. Confusing, but interesting. FINAL WORDS: Solid debut, but I am expecting more in the coming shows. Good job so far friend. 6.5/10KGPW: 'Begins' 7/3/11: By Jimmy PietrafesaI expect some excellent action and I'd figure this is the place to go. - Right down to business with deciding the champion tonight; Dua...err, Jimmy likes. - Doug Williams is an impressive competitor and to put him over Delirious is no shock really. - Saxton & Washington make a nice pair. - Kingston with the squash as expected from you Hammers. - Nice failed revenge beatdown at the end. I see Kingston taking the belt tonight. - Making Morishima a bad ass is exactly what I expected because that's who he is. I see him playing a major part in your federation. Lynn getting the win by DQ is decent also. - Not familiar with Akira's work, but I am happy you put Roode over him. The aftermath is sketchy though, wonder whats to come of it. - Aries stealing the win is absolutely awesome. Love how you included a spectacular triple threat before the main event as well. - Wow interesting choice giving Roode the championship, but I can dig it definitely. FINAL WORDS: Not definitely positive on Roode being champion, but love the little storylines you've built already [Saxton & Washington/Kingston] So far, best all around show. 8/10GWI: Mayhem 7/4/11: By Jimmy PietrafesaSitting down to watch the debut of GWI Mayhem. This should be good, hopefully entertaining. - Explosive six man on the first night. I like. - Nice win for MCMG. Could definitely see this match happening many times, as it will get over each time. - TRIPLE H...IN A LIMO! - Magnus makes the wrong move challenging the Americans. Americans always win. Oh look, its the Big Show. - Told you man, America always wins. - Typical Orton/Rhodes segment. - Definitely a good first hour main event, but I think a re-match is better suited for PPV. - More good tag action makes me happy. Also, good tag pairing in Pope & Dibiase. - And good for them to establish themselves over the Young Guns. What a way to finish also. - Barretta the best on the roster? I think not poor Trent. And now you face Jackson, oh boy. - Wow, another PPV caliber match. Might want to save these man. Needs more squashes. - Sin Cara confusion is a cool way to go; like this as it develops a storyline. - Faces going over is expected and albeit too predictable if you asked me. They seemed to be on the same page, while the heels were all over the place. - I do like the way you are deciding the top players in the company and the way you are picking your main event for the first pay-per-view. FINAL WORDS: Definitely a lot of high caliber matches, which wouldn't be the best for a debut. You have to top this now and that might be hard. A valiant effort and I look forward to Collision. 6/10NLW 'Next Level TV' 7/6/11: By Jimmy PietrafesaNLW looks to be pretty established. Shame I haven't heard of them until tonight. Let's see how they do in this late night spot. - Corino as TV Host? I AM SOLD. - Hm, you already have a champion. Gotta go ahead and edit that. - I do like that you started as a established promotion, but it will be hard for me to get into things since I don't know it yet. - This certainly has the 'ECW' feel I was looking for. Brodie Lee coming out to save Rave is good, but a DQ win as the first match of the night is lame. - HA! Corino comments made me chuckle. This...this I really like. - King of Wrestling make their presence known with that promo. Will be interesting how you do with introducing the tag belts. - Steiner segment was interesting and risky. Boy, this is shaping up as an awesome show. The fact that you are writing in a different style already sets you aside. - Also love how the referee didn't care about the weapons. - MERCH PROMO? YES. - Low Ki going over in the filler is fine by me. - Corino is cracking me up definitely. - Bully Ray looks to be pretty pissed with Riley; I expect a match soon. - Like how you write out the promos. Gives me a better idea of whats going on. - Cabana? Excellent. - DQ finish is meh, but it sets up a further feud possibly? - Big news next week; I am definitely tuning in. FINAL WORDS: Although I like the risky style, the different way of writing/booking and the originality of this, I feel that matches had an iffy feel to them. Too many DQs and un-finished matches. Otherwise, I thoroughly enjoyed this. 7.5/10------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DAY SIX - JULY 6TH, 2011
- EWE: 'Xplosion on MyNetworkTV'
- NLW: 'Next Level TV on FSN'
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Post by Rule 30 on Jun 29, 2011 7:47:14 GMT -5
Glory Pro Wrestling Presents: Disorder - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
I've been dying to see El Generico. I can't wait. Show is presented very well. Great idea with the blocks and four man tournament to crown a champion. Muhammad Hassan could have been such a big star. So sad to see that he's fallen. Good for him to go over Dutt. I wouldn't have chosen this to open, though. I can't complain about Mike Quackenbush going over Kevin Thorn. Best move was made there. Not too keen on a promo, but at least it gets Matt Morgan featured. Jack Evans vs. PAC should be a very exciting match. Double Count out? That's a real disappointment. Here comes Steen to pick up the scraps. Oh wait, here comes Hernandez. So this match gets a finish (and more time) then Evens/PAC? I don't think the crowd will be too happy about that. El Generico/Homicide should be great. Show stealer, perhaps. Disappointing to see a Time Limit Draw, it must have been a great match, but too many of these matches are ending in a No Contest. PAC/Evans should have at least had a winner, then the finish to this match would have been more acceptable. Good to have Brown win and send the crowd home happy. Not a bad show, some great action, but there were two no contests on a debut show. I don't like that. 6/10
KGPW Begins! - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
X-Pac, Austin Aries, Robert Roode, Eddie Kingston, Jerry Lynn, and plenty of others make me excited for this show. Doug Williams defeating Delirious to open the show in what would be a good match is okay. I love that Abraham Washington is a manager here. Eddie Kingston with the win is good. I can actually see him walking out with the strap here. Loved Kingston KO'ing Washington out after the match. Jerry Lynn vs. Takeshi Morishima should be a great match. Loved how Takeshi lost the match, good way to keep him strong while still getting Jerry Lynn into the main event. Glad to see Robert Roode pick up the win. He's the future of the business. I love that A Double won the triple threat. I completely expected Waltman to win it, so it's nice to see Austin Aries go over. Yet him starting out the main event is a tad bit unfair, don't you think? Robert Roode being the first champion is risky, but he is the future. I let this play out before I make anymore judgment. Now guys, I think this is the best show I've seen all week. It might because I'm a sucker for the indies, (as well as A Double and Robert Roode) but this shows gets a 8/10
GWI: Mayhem - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
Alright, I've been looking forward to this show for a while now. I think I would have kicked the show off with a match after a brief introduction. The Guns versus Londrick is a great choice to kick off the show. I like to see The Guns picked up the win here, hopefully they take the tag straps. Triple H should put over the younger guys in this company. Big Show overcoming Magnus is good for the face win, but it just kills Magnus on the first show. Not too many people know him just yet, and having him lose to Show is not that great. I would have loved to see Magnus get a few wins, only for Big Show to get the win a few weeks later. I hope Cody doesn't stick around Orton all the time. Richards/Bryan would be great. Richards picking up the win is good, but a rematch already? I guess Bryan will win, leading to a rubber match, but they won't be able to do much if they face so many times in such little time. I love me some James Storm. DiBiase/Burke is an interesting combination. Good to see tag team wrestling getting some spotlight. I like both Trent and Zeke, but if Zeke doesn't kill Trent, it will only hurt him. Cara/Bourne? So many big matches, but how can you live up to all of this? The ratings will be high for the first show, but if every week doesn't live up to this, they will fall. Sin Cara winning was obvious. CM Punk and Triple H bumping into each other backstage without saying anything, random. Good main event, no shock to see the faces go over. The brawl is exciting, but a simple celebration would have been simple. I expect Hunter, Punk, or Orton to win the title. I just can't see Morrison or Rhodes being champ yet, and Mysterio as the first champ just wouldn't work. This show was DECENT, but it's too hard to live up too and I wasn't a fan of some of the booking. I'll agree with Jimmy and rate this show a 6/10
NLW TV - Written By Jon a.k.a. El Súper Pingüino
Ah, finally. My favorite show of the week. Well, there wasn't another wrestling show until last week, but who cares? I just need my weekly dose of The KOW. Steve as the TV host is a great idea. New Tag Team championships? Awesome, please give them to the KOW. I'll pay you. Money. Lethal/Rave kicking off the show is amazing. Jay Lethal winning seems to be right. Post match attack? NOPE! Great comeback from Lethal, wait.... Brodie Lee! F*CK. Great way to kick off the show this week. "There's always next time for KENTA to get his face kicked in too, I guess!" lmao, that was amazing. Good Kings of Wrestling promo. Coffee shop, Vintage Kings. Yes! Big Poppa Pump with a microphone. This man is gold on the microphone. Double Count-out is kind of lame. Scott slapping the drink out of the guys hand is awesome. Good show so far, as always. Sign me up for a KOW and Scott Steiner shirt. Hell, I'll even take a Colt Cabana shirt. Petey Williams, Low-Ki and Justin Gabriel in a three way dance is INSANE. I like Low-Ki getting the win, even though Petey would have been a fine choice, too. Good Bully Ray promo, a feud with A-Ri should be interesting. I just hope that Bully puts A-Ri over. Barrett as champ is great, yes, Colt Cabana in the main event. And he wins? That's awesome! Even though the DQ finish isn't really my cup of tea. Good heel tactic by Barrett, though. Excited to see what the big news about the tag titles is. Tournament, perhaps? Pretty damn good show, but with only two clean finishes on a show with four matches, I have to rate it a 7.5/10
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jul 1, 2011 23:45:56 GMT -5
Okay my shows will be up tonight... I swear.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Jul 2, 2011 1:00:24 GMT -5
[/td][/tr] [tr][td] EWE Xplosion - July 6th, 2011 // Miami, FL [/color][/left][/td][/tr][/table][/center] -Our show kicks off with Nigel Long and Mike Heffler welcoming us to Xplosion. Just as they begin to finish, they announce we get our first taste of action on this one hour premiere episode, as we will see our first match live now.
1) Singles Match // Carlito def. Amazing Red
• Some great action to get Xplosion kicked off nicely. Red was able to dictate the pace quickly into this one with lightning kicks and hurricanranas.
• However, as he went for the Suicide Dive, his opponent Carlito was able to dodge away, making Red crash into the barricade. The crowd was hot for that spot. Carlito worked over the neck and back area, obviously gearing up for the Back Stabber.
• Carlito had attempted a Back Stabber at about six minutes in, but Red held the ropes. He proceeded to hit a turnaround splash, but in mid-air, Carlito got his knees up to the ribs of Red. Carlito capitalized, hitting a Cool Shot for the three count.
-Carlito celebrates what was a hard but successful victory tonight. Red sits in the ring in anger as Carlito heads up the ramp.
-We see our first preview of EWE pAiN. The first episode, live tomorrow will feature an eight man Battle Royal to determine the first ever EWE Champion.
-We return to backstage where we see Carlito, who runs into Shelton Benjamin. Carlito frowns at Benjamin and asks what he's laughing about. Benjamin says that he's beating at the beatdown Red just gave him. Carlito tells him he should remember who won that match, but then says "Oh never mind. It's been so long since you've won anything." Benjamin smiles and says that it's funny that he's got the main event tonight, something Carlito could never have. Carlito challenges Benjamin next week, in which he accepts.
-Coming to the ring now, we have Zack Ryder and Great Khali, Ryder leading. The crowd doesn't like them already. Ryder snatches a mic from the timekeeper, and sits on the top rope, Khali looking into the crowd. Ryder says that he firstly wants to introduce the team here tonight. The brains of the group, Zack Ryder, and the strength of the group, Great Khali. He says that together, he sees them being absolutely unstoppable. Ryder declares that it's time to get down to business and squash whoever's in the way. He finishes him with his trademark "WWWYKI" quote as Cryme Tyme comes out and the match begins.
2) // Tag Team Match Zack Ryder and Great Khali def. Cryme Tyme
• A solid display of action here. Khali was meaner than ever which is dangerous. They worked over JTG for the main portion before he hits Ryder with the ShoutOut. He goes to cover, but Khali pulls him off by the head and delivers the Tree Limb Chokeslam. Shad comes and takes himself and Khali over the ropes.
• Ryder takes a perfect advantage, hitting a Zack Attack on a wounded JTG, and steals the victory here tonight.
-Ryder and Khali celebrate their victory here tonight on Xplosion heading up the ramp, as Ryder motions for the gold.
-Backstage, we see Carlito and Hawkins speaking, but music is going for what their saying is unknown. But coming up next, we are going to see Hawkins/Benjamin, in the main event next.
-Our PPV promo goes off, EWE 'Do Or Die.' The song for that event is "Written in the Stars" by Tinie Tempah. The PPV promotes EWE superstar, Jeff Hardy. It will air on July 24th.
3) Singles Match // Shelton Benjamin def. Curt Hawkins
• The first main event of EWE history, happened to be solid. Benjamin thought he'd just suplex Hawkins around the ring, and it worked for a while.
• Hawkins would take a big advantage hitting a top rope hotshot at then a missile dropkick. Hawkins steps on Benjamin's ribs, making him sit up and then hits a kick to the face, He takes over with rest holds and neckbreaker variations.
• Hawkins eventually goes in for the kill, as he prepares to hit a Laugh Riot, but Benjamin slips out and hits a Superkick. Carlito makes his way down the ramp. He steps on the apron, trying to to reach Benjamin. Hawkins pushes Benjamin near Carlito, and runs at Benjamin who dodges.
• This leads to Hawkins running into Carlito and turning around into a sick Paydirt! Benjamin has gotten a win despite two-on-one challenges.
-Benjamin celebrates his win. He heads up the ramp as Carlito throws a slight anger tantrum. Carlito and Hawkins are both mad, and Hawkins as yelling at Carlito for costing him the match. Benjamin laughs at this, as Xplosion goes off air. |
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