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Post by Rated R on Oct 24, 2013 6:56:03 GMT -5
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Post by Rated R on Oct 24, 2013 6:56:19 GMT -5
Roster
Main Roster
Ace Bennett
Assassin
C.G. Gordo
Chaz Classic
Chris Hammers
Daniel Sinn
Daz
Devin Curtis
Duan Sanchez Jnr.
Eddy Valintino
El Hierro Corazon
Eleric Krause
Harry Carraway
Jack Joseph
Jake Richards
Jason Star
Jason Williams
Jordan Devine
Josh Bregar
Josh SkyFire
Kevin Hart
Kevin Shamrock
Kyle Reever
Lee Kineval
Luke Sanchez
LyNN
Matt Dangerous
Maxx Blaze
Mike Bockwinkel
Paul Patton
Red Dragon
Ryan Pheonix
Sam Kineval
Trace Demon
Tyler Draven
Tyler Moxley
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Part Time Talent
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Tag Teams & Stables
Blazing Phoenix (Maxx Blaze & Ryan Pheonix)
Chicago's Own (Kyle Reever & Tyler Draven)
Matt Dangerous & LyNN
Red Assassins (Red Dragon & Assassin)
The Kineval Brothers (Sam Kineval & Lee Kineval)
The Three Kings (C.G. Gordo, Paul Patton & Tyler Moxley)
The Total Package (Devin Curtis & Jordan Devine)
Trace Demon & Jason Star
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Non-Wrestling Talent
Announce Team - Duan Sanchez Sr. & Alex Cross
Backstage Interviewer - Keri Thames
Isabelle Valentine (Manager) - Clients: Eleric Klause
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Post by Rated R on Oct 24, 2013 6:56:34 GMT -5
Sims Championship Wrestling Alliance Championship History
SCWA World Heavyweight Championship
1.) Chaz Classic - 05/30/2009 - 10/17/2009; 6 Defenses
2.) C.G. Gordo - 10/17/2009 - Present; 0 Defenses
SCWA World Tag Team Championship
1.) Trace Demon & Jason Star - 05/30/2009 - 09/15/2009; 7 Defenses
2.) Paul Patton & Tyler Moxley - 09/15/2009 - Present; 1 Defense
SCWA International Championship
1.) Ace Bennett - Won on 05/30/2009 - 09/02/2009; 6 Defenses
2.) Kevin Hart - Won on 09/02/2009 - Present; 2 Defenses |
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 24, 2013 8:21:54 GMT -5
Great to see this back, you've got a great roster to work with. I'll be re-reading the original. Good luck and please keep this up.
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Post by The Natural Eddy Valintino on Oct 25, 2013 22:47:46 GMT -5
Saw read the original threads, it's great to see this come back.
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Post by Rated R on Oct 28, 2013 15:38:41 GMT -5
 SCWA In Canada 08/09/09; Ontario, Canada
-- PRE SHOW NOTES --
- Roughly 1,200 people here tonight. Biggest crowd of the Canadian tour thus far. - Prior to the opening contest Trace Demon came out and thanked everyone for coming. He spoke about how he came from Ontario and that all of the people here are what keep him going week in, week out. A lot of love for the Ontario native.
-- MAIN SHOW --
1.) Ace Bennett, Trace Demon & Jason Star Defeated Kevin Hart, LyNN & Matt Dangerous in 14:23 when Trace Demon used the Demonstration of Hell on LyNN. There was a whole lot of love in this arena for Trace Demon and he repaid in kind by putting on one of the best performances of the night. LyNN & Matt Dangerous are attempting to prove themselves worthy of a title shot and this match will go a long way in that regards as the two teams went all out in a fast paced action. Bennett and Hart were brought in to add some extra heat and provide some back and forth technical wrestling as we’ve seen them do in the past. Jason Star and Ace Bennett took out Hart and Dangerous with a beautiful double suicide dive, leaving Trace to hit the Demonstration of Hell for the win. Big pop for the finish and Trace stuck around after the match to talk to a few lucky fans. ***1/2
- X-Jack was out next with a new, shorter haircut and an all around more professional look. He’s scheduled to face Jason Williams next. X-Jack spoke about being taken seriously, explaining that he attacked Jason Williams after their last match because he is tired of being a joke. He announced that from here on out he will only be answering to his real name – Jack Joseph. Joseph promised big things from himself and that it will all start with Williams. Decent heel promo that did it’s job of getting the newly turned Jack Joseph some heat.
2.) Jack Joseph Defeated Jason Williams in 07:16 with the JJJ. With a new name comes an old face as Joseph clashed with his former partner. Joseph looked like a star here and now he’s on his own he could make a name for himself. Williams is likely to go the opposite way, he’s not a bad talent but he just doesn’t have that special something. The match itself was a solid back and forth affair but nobody expected Jack Joseph to lose and indeed he didn’t, putting Jason Williams away with The JJJ. **1/2
3.) Josh Bregar Defeated Eddy Valentino in 06:54 with the Figure Four Leglock. Both of these men are yet to really make their marks in the SCWA so this was a chance to change that but it’ll likely only be remembered for how strong Bregar looked. The youngster worked an impressive technical contest that Valentino just couldn’t keep up with and it was a small mercy that he didn’t look completely squashed by the end of it. Bregar’s figure four looks vicious and nobody was surprised when Valentino tapped out as a result. **
- Backstage SCWA interviewer Keri Thames spoke with SCWA World Champion Chaz Classic about the possibility of defending against both Chris Hammers and Kevin Steen in Montreal. Classic made it clear that he is focused only on his challenger Tyson Dux tonight and that he’ll think about everyone else after he’s retained his title. Chaz Classic is a real purists champion in that he’s great in the ring but there’s very little special about his interviews and promos. You have to consider that if the SCWA want to grab mainstream attention, and they definitely do with the free to view shows coming up, that they might want the belt on someone who can grab people’s attention when they speak.
4.) Harry Carraway Defeated Jordan Devine in 14:21 with the Nightmare Driver. Harry Carraway’s momentum continues to roll on tonight as he picked up another big win, he’s really being made to look like a rising star right now. Devine’s no slouch either, he’s by far one of the most consistent in-ring workers the SCWA has and if he can find a way to turn that into wins then he might have a bright future. The crowd were firmly behind Carraway tonight and popped loudly for the Snapmare Driver, which is now being called the Nightmare Driver. Good match, good finish and a good way to end the first half of the show. ***1/2
-- INTERMISSION –
- An SCWA Tag Team Championship match between Trace Demon & Jason Star and Red Dragons was announced for tomorrow night.
-- END INTERMISSION --
5.) Tyler Moxley & Paul Patton Defeated Blazing Phoenix in 11:23 when Moxley hit Maxx Blaze with Moxicity. I don’t think anybody was expecting any other result than this, Moxley and Patton are involved in the biggest angle in the company right now while Blazing Phoenix are nothing more than glorified jobbers. But what did shock everybody was just how good Moxley and Patton, usually notorious for fighting stiff, made them look. It was a solid back and forth match which gave an honest feeling that either team could go over and that’s fifty per cent of what makes new stars in a company like this. Of course in the end Moxley and Patton picked up the win when Moxley hit the always awesome Moxicity. ***
- Following the match Tyler Moxley and Paul Patton cut a pretty brutal promo targeting their recent foes Trace Demon, Jason Star and Daz. They started by challenging Trace Demon and Jason Star to put their SCWA World Tag Team Championships on the line in six days when the SCWA arrives in Montreal, promising to tear the titles from their cold, dead hands. After that they laid down a warning to Daz for what he did to C.G. Gordo, promising to end his career like he tried to do to Gordo and declaring that unlike him when they go after someone, they don’t leave him breathing. A truly chilling promo that hinged on Moxley playing the crazed sociopath and Patton the straight man who’s willing to go just as far.
6. If Hammer’s Wins, he’s added to Montreal’s World Championship Match) Chris Hammers Defeated Kevin Steen in 25:21 following a steel chair shot. Talk about a brutal contest, this is the kind of match you just don’t see outside of Japan. These two worked the Japanese strong style to absolute perfection as they just went to absolute war for a solid twenty five minutes. Hammers and Steen are renowned, and maybe a little bit criticised at times, for working stiff but when you throw them into the ring together you just get a pure fight that looks as legit as any mixed martial arts fight you’d see in the UFC. As the match built up to an ending we saw apron drops, a back and forth chopping match that left both men’s chests red raw and even Steen biting and splitting Hammers open. In the end it was a knocked out referee and three straight chair shots to the skull that put Steen down for the count and gave Chris Hammers not only the victory, but a shot at the title. It’s going to be a tough task for Chaz Classic to come out on top in this one. ****
- We head to the hanging screen where Keri Thames is standing by with Bryan Danielson to get a few words on Sam Kineval and their recent problems. Danielson cuts his usual crowd pleasing promo basically running down Kineval for being an arrogant little kid who thinks that he’s made it when he hasn’t earned a damn thing. He’s just getting into things when suddenly Sam Kineval comes out of nowhere, blindsiding Danielson and beating him down, cockily shouting that Danielson has nothing on him. By the time the beating is over Danielson is left lying and Sam Kineval is being lead away by security. This feud keeps getting more and more heated by the show and it’s making Kineval look like an absolute star in the process.
7. SCWA World Heavyweight Championship Match) Chaz Classic Defeated Tyson Dux in 28:11 with the Snap Brainbuster. While Chaz Classic might be struggling to prove himself a star on the microphone there’s absolutely no doubt that he’s a star where it counts – inside the ring. Every single time he steps inside the ring he brings it 100% and that guarantees a worthwhile match. Tyson Dux is a major draw here in Canada but doesn’t have much name value elsewhere but he’s always been good for a solid contest and that’s exactly what this was, a solid contest. It didn’t quite match up to the match that preceded it, the two couldn’t quite capture that same fire and urgency that Hammers and Steen did, but it was a classic example of what two great technicians can do when they put on an entertaining show. Of course that does pose the question of what Classic is going to do in Montreal when he has to face the bruising pairing of Chris Hammers and Kevin Steen but for the time being he knows he’ll walk into Montreal as the SCWA World Heavyweight Champion after picking up the victory with his always devastating Snap Brainbuster. Fifth Defense. ***3/4 |
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 29, 2013 12:26:34 GMT -5
Great return show, I love your layout. Great opener, just the kind of match to kick off the show. Reading back you got a stacked tag division. The X Jack name change was needed. Interesting critism on your own champ, I like it when a write-up says some negative things. I like Carraway and feel over time could become a main eventer so handle him well. Good tag match back from intermission. A squash match would have killed things there so glad it was a good match. The Three Kings and their current storyline is great, I didn't get it first time round but I love what you've done with them. As long as you don't make Moxley too much into the really Moxley. Hammers/Steen sounded brutal, liked the stip. Good main event, can't wait to see what else you got. and hopefully you can keep this up. Good luck.
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Post by Rated R on Nov 7, 2013 16:57:56 GMT -5
SCWA In Canada 09/10/09; Ontario, Canada
-- PRE SHOW NOTES --
- Roughly 1,150 people here tonight. The Canadian tour continues to draw good numbers for the company.
-- MAIN SHOW --
1.) Jack Joseph Defeated El Hierro Corazon in 10:32 with The JJJ. A solid way of opening the show as the reinvigorated Jack Joseph overcame the debuting El Hierro Corazon in a great back and forth contest. Jack Joseph’s recent name change has completely turned things around for the young wrestler, he looked like a true star in this one and as it turns out when he isn’t being squashed he’s actually a great wrestler. Corazon is an extremely exciting Lucha Libre prospect, he quickly won the crowd around with some of the spots he pulled off and is talented at innovating moves on the fly to keep the match interesting. I’d expect big things from both of these in 2010. ***
2.) Lee Kineval Defeated Devin Curtis in 07:10 with From Wales With Love. These two really struggled to match the opener but that’s not surprising, Lee is really green and nowhere near the level of his brother yet and Curtis just isn’t all that impressive. The crowd really weren’t into it and I don’t think anything these two guys could do would win them round. If anything they were just happy it was kept relatively short as Kineval avoided the Asai Moonsault and connected with From Wales With Love to get the victory. *1/2
- Following the match Bryan Danielson hits the ring and immediately unloads on Lee Kineval, hitting some of his signature elbows before nearly taking his head clean off with a burning Lariat. Danielson calls out Sam Kineval, wanting to get his hands on the elder Kineval brother after their recent problems. Sam comes out onto the ramp but refuses to help and Danielson ends up locking Lee in the Cattle Mutilation. Lee taps quickly but Sam simply watches, refusing to get in the ring with the American Dragon even when his brother passes out. Danielson ends up releasing the hold and gets a big “you’re a coward” chant going which certainly gets Sam’s blood boiling but the ‘Rising Star of the SCWA’ ends up walking backstage without a fight. And just when I thought this feud couldn’t get any more heated.
3.) Josh Bregar, LyNN & Matt Dangerous Defeated Eddy Valentino & Blazing Phoenix in 08:24 when Bregar hit the Powerbomb on Valentino. One of the great things about the SCWA is that they rarely have squash matches, unfortunately this was one of those rare times and it didn’t really work. There wasn’t enough time to make Valentino & Blazing Phoenix look truly dangerous as the heels, all of whom seem to be getting big pushes right now, took them apart aside from the odd face flurry. The one spot that saved the match really was a double suicide dive from LyNN and Matt Dangerous onto Blazing Phoenix on the outside leaving Bregar to hit his pretty impressive looking Spinning Powerbomb on Valentino for the victory. **
4.) Daz Defeated Jake Richards in 19:53 with the Dazaster Driver. Wow, after two sub-par matches especially by SCWA standards they bounce back with an absolute beast of a brawl that saves the show just before intermission. Richards is known for being the monster heel so Daz was at a serious disadvantage… at least that’s what everyone thought. In the end in turns out Daz can brawl with the best of them, his striking game being just as refined as his technical game, and that’s saying something. The two men brawled all around the ringside area, and a little bit in the crowd, and threw in some of the most incredible spots of the show to boot. This included Daz hitting a senton bomb from the top of the staircase barrier down to Richards below which garnered a well-deserved “holy s**t” chant. Somehow the two men took it back to the ring, although looking worse for wear, for the final stretch which saw Daz hit Richards with a running boot in the corner and then use the turnbuckle to lift him up for the Dazaster Driver to pick up the victory. ****
- As the crowd go crazy after that awesome fight Daz is suddenly jumped by Paul Patton, Tyler Moxley and the returning C.G. Gordo (who Daz took out a few shows ago), collectively known as The Three Kings. The trio put in a vicious beating on Daz, including Moxley hitting the always beastly Moxicity from the middle turnbuckle and Gordo following it up with the Cradle Piledriver onto a chair. Luckily the SCWA World Tag Team Champions Trace Demon and Jason Star make the save, running The Three Kings off with chairs of their own, but the damage is already done. Daz is taken from the ring on a stretcher as the show went into the intermission.
-- INTERMISSION –
- During the pre-show intermission Duan Sanchez Jr. announces that SCWA World Tag Team Champions Trace Demon and Jason Star have been confirmed for the Best in the World tournament.
-- END INTERMISSION --
5.) Kevin Shamrock Defeated Daniel Sinn in 18:25 with the Famine Driver. Shamrock and Sinn have had a lot of problems recently and this was the culmination of that feud. Despite putting up some valiant efforts and really impressive recently Daniel Sinn was still the underdog going in due to how green he is but he really didn’t look it at times. Sinn showed signs of the man who trained him, Trace Demon, as he went on the offensive from the moment the bell rung and played it smart, getting the crowd onside despite his inherent cockiness. Shamrock however isn’t that easy to beat, he’s a smart fighter with a vicious streak and while he doesn’t really have the charisma to be a big star in the SCWA he’s definitely a workhorse and got a fair amount of heat when he countered the Original Sinn into his own finisher, the Famine Driver. A big win for Shamrock that doesn’t hurt Sinn one bit, as long as the SCWA can capitalise on the momentum these two have then expect to see a lot more of them over the coming months. ***1/2
- We get an utterly bizarre segment where Duan Sanchez Jr. is heading through the backstage area when he’s stopped by a bald headed man who hands him an envelope, telling Sanchez that “he wants you to have this”. The bald headed man walks off and a confused Sanchez opens up the envelope, pulls out a slip of paper from within and reads it over. Sanchez looks furious as he reads the paper, screws it up and throws it into the garbage before walking off. Like I said, utterly bizarre.
6.) Chaz Classic, Duan Sanchez Jr. & Jason Williams Defeated Kevin Steen, Chris Hammers & Mike Bockwinkel in 29:42 when Jason Williams connected with the Psycho Driver on Mike Bockwinkel. This match put together two of the big SCWA feuds right now, the rivalry between golden boy Duan Sanchez Jr. and the hated Mike Bockwinkel and the upcoming SCWA World Heavyweight Championship match between Chaz Classic, Kevin Steen and Chris Hammers in six days time. Jason Williams of course was the odd man out but it was the SCWA’s attempt at trying to turn his nowhere status into something big and based on the impressive performance he put on don’t be surprised if they capitalise on it. The most interesting parts of the match, aside from Jason Williams performance, was that Mike Bockwinkel continuously dodged Duan Sanchez Jr. whenever he could and that Chaz had real trouble matching the stiff styles of Steen and Hammers, both of which he’ll need to beat to leave Canada with the title still around his waist. A big flurry of action at the end of the match saw Hammers accidentally take out both Steen and Sanchez Jr. with the a jumping knee before turning right into the Remember That from Chaz Clasic. The World Champion engaged in a swift back and forth with Bockwinkel before the most hated man in the SCWA hit him with a low blow followed by the Bockwinkel Special. The match looked done before Jason Williams intervened, pulling Bockwinkel away and connecting with the Psycho Driver to steal the pinfall and the victory right out from under him to a huge pop. This right here might be a career making performance from the young Jason Williams and sets up the final Canadian show nicely. ***1/2
7. SCWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH) Trace Demon & Jason Star © Defeated Red Assassins in 35:42 when Star hit the J* on Assassin. Most people were wondering why this was given the headline slot when they just had a star studded six man tag match but by the end of it nobody was thinking that. All they were thinking was that they’d just witnessed proof that tag team wrestling can still be as great as it used to be. When it comes down to in ring performances these two are two of the best teams in the business. The Red Assassins have a great connection, they can pull off some of the most insane tag team spots imaginable, such as the synchronised double springboard moonsault to the outside that connected perfectly. And then you’ve got Trace Demon and Jason Star who on their own are sublime performers capable of pulling off a five star match from anybody on a good day and when together just tear the house down every single time. Throw these two teams together and you’ve got a great match guaranteed, give them this much time and you’ve got a classic. There was a genuine feeling that the Red Assassins could walk away as the champions here as they went back and forth, hitting hard and getting near falls all over the place. Trace Demon managed to take Red Dragon out of the game with one of the most vicious roaring lariats you’ll ever see, literally taking Dragon off his feet, flipping him over and dropping him on his head, before he himself was soon sent flying from the top turnbuckle to the outside with a hurricanrana. Star and Assassin went back and forth with a great counter for counter sequence that led to Star hitting a Buckle Bomb and following it up with the J* to take the win and retain the straps. Seventh Defence. ****1/2
- Immediately following the match The Three Kings again make their presence known, launching an attack on both teams. With Jason Star being the only man standing he’s pounced on by both Tyler Moxley and Paul Patton, the two men using numbers to their advantage to beat Star down. On the outside C.G. Gordo proceeds to deliver his signature Cradle Piledriver onto the padded flooring. Gordo enters the ring and quickly hits a rising Red Dragon with the Impaler DDT while Patton connects with Diamond Cutter on Assassin. This just leaves Jason Star who is kept down while Patton brings a table into the ring. The table is set up as Tyler Moxley climbs the turnbuckle. Patton and Gordo proceed to lift Jason Star up onto the top turnbuckle where Moxley stands before the sociopath of The Three Kings stuns everyone as he hauls Star up, leaps off of the turnbuckle and puts Jason Star straight through the table with Moxicity! With both teams down and out, and Daz nowhere to be seen after his earlier beating, The Three Kings stand tall. Patton grabs a microphone and proceeds to announce that on the final date of the Canadian tour he and Tyler Moxley will take the SCWA World Tag Team Championships from Trace Demon and Jason Star! The crowd boo loudly as The Three Kings stand tall to end the show with bodies littered around them. |
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 8, 2013 6:53:58 GMT -5
Great show as I'd expect R. Your write up your shows really well, all very professional. I like how you were critical of the product in parts. Booking wise, it's good to see Jack and Lee pick up singles win, even if the later is just for storyline purposes. I admire how you leave so much talent off your shows, it's a brave move but it works. I'm liking the build of Matt and LyNN and can see them as the guys to take the belts next. Richards kinda came outta nowhere, forgotten about him. This Three Kings feud is heated and I fell your top feud in the promotion. Keep that one developing. Sinn losing but getting credibility is good. Nice big six man tag, hope you don't use too much outside talent, you got plenty in your promotion. I love how Bock is booked as the mega heel in every promotion he is. I like Chaz's finisher name, Remember That. Interesting that Jason got the win there, dunno what that means for him, don't get him lost in all these young guys your pushing at the moment. Great main event, I did think the R Assassins might win via interference but it was a good match. Good end segment too which only solidifies the Three Kings as the top guys in SCWA. I'm interested in when Chaz decides to get involved in this later down the line. Keep it up.
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Post by Rated R on Jan 11, 2014 13:44:18 GMT -5
SCWA In Canada
09/15/09; Montreal, Quebec, CanadaAttendance: 25001. LyNN & Matt Dangerous Defeated Red Assassins in 10:22 when Dangerous hit the Double Underhook Powerbomb on Red Dragon. ***
2.) Jason Williams Defeated Devin Curtis in 07:43 with the Psycho Driver. **
3.) Jake Richards vs. Harry Carraway went to a double count out in 13:54. ***
4.) Kevin Hart & Daniel Sinn Defeated Ace Bennett & Sam Kineval in 21:54 when Hart made Bennett tap to the Sharpshooter. ****
5. SCWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH) Tyler Moxley & Paul Patton Defeated Trace Demon & Jason Star [c] in 18:32 when Patton hit the Diamond Cutter on Star to become the 2nd Champions. ****
6. FOUR CORNERS SURVIVAL) Jack Joseph Defeated El Hierro Corazon, Josh Bregar and Eddy Valentino in 10:32, last eliminated Bregar with the JJJ. **3/4
7) Mike Bockwinkel Defeated Duan Sanchez Jr. in 18:42 with the BS: Championship Edition. ***
8 – SCWA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH) Chaz Classic [c] Defeated Kevin Steen & Chris Hammers in 25:42 when Classic hit the Remember That on Steen. **** 6th Defence.
- The opener was a great match marred by a rough looking injury for Assassin. Assassin ended up taking a bad bump when he went for a suicide dive and ended up landing straight on his shoulder in the collision. Not long after Red Dragon took the Double Underhook for the finish. Following the match the official threw up the dreaded ‘X’ with Assassin helped to back with his arm in a makeshift sling.
- Jason Williams continued on his roll with a decisive victory over Devin Curtis. Williams is being set up for something big, that much is clear, and if they keep giving him victories like this then it won’t be long until he gets there. And that Psycho Driver is absolutely beastly to boot.
- Jack Richards and Harry Carraway had an absolute beast of a brawl as you would expect from the two of them. It was a stiff looking affair that saw both men nailing some brutal punches, kicks, knees and the odd slam here and there. Neither man looked close to winning when it went to the outside, the two of them brawling into the crowd and getting counted out in the process. Officials and security had to restrain them afterwards to stop the brawl from continuing.
- Four of the SCWA’s youngsters put on a classic of a tag team contest with all four of them being given an opportunity to shine. Before the match Ace Bennett announced that he would be using his rematch clause against Kevin Hart at next month’s big Newark show The Clash so there was momentum on the line in this one. Sam Kineval ended up getting distracted by Bryan Danielson and hightailed it through the crowd to escape him, leading Bennett to eat the Original Sinn which Hart followed up with the Sharpshooter for the win.
- On the final night of the Canadian tour the SCWA crowned new tag team champions in the form of Three Kings members Tyler Moxley and Paul Patton. In another classic tag team contest that just about matched the previous one Demon and Star took Moxley and Patton to their absolute limits in a match that was as stiff as it was technical. The three minute sequence between Moxley and Demon where they just nailed each other with stiff strikes and slams could make up a highlight video all on its own. At one point it looked like Demon and Star would regain the gold but then Patton ‘accidentally’ took out the referee and Moxley took Demon out with a powerbomb through a table on the outside, leaving Star to fall victim to the Diamond Cutter for the pinfall. The Three Kings get their first taste of SCWA gold and if they’re to be believed it won’t be the last.
- A fast paced four corners survival bout suffered from how inexperienced the likes of Bregar and Corazon are when it comes to holding together a multi-man match like this but it still featured some fast paced action and was just the rest moment people needed. The first out was Valentino who has really dropped down the pecking order as of late, taking a Spinning Powerbomb from Bregar. Corazon, who was bright spot with some crazy spots, caught the same fate after Bregar caught him in mid-air and connected with the same move. Joseph and Bregar duked it out from there and Joseph picked up yet another victory, he’s been on a roll since losing the ridiculous X-Jack name and it was announced that he’d get a non-title match against the World Champion in Baltimore next month.
- Duan Sanchez Jr. continues to be very inconsistent in the ring. In one match he’ll genuinely look like a legitimate title challenger and then the next you’d swear he didn’t even want to be there. Sadly tonight we got the latter as he and Bockwinkel went to a perfectly average match but nothing more than that and the fans made it very clear what they thought about it. Thankfully this looks like the end of this rather lackluster feud as Bockwinkel went over cleanly with the BS: Championship Edition after Sanchez kicked out of the regular Bockwinkel special. Hopefully both men can move on to better things from here.
- Chaz Classic made the sixth defence of his SCWA World Heavyweight Championship tonight in a match where he was completely outmatched strength and weight wise. Chris Hammers and Kevin Steen are well known for being heavy hitters and fighting stiff and there was plenty of that with Classic stuck in the middle. He played it smart though, picking his spots and hitting both men with everything he had when he got the chance. Classic played the underdog so well that the fans really got behind him in a way they just don’t when he’s working the microphone which might have something to do with the fact he’s really boring when he speaks. Hammers and Steen had a great series towards the end akin to Trace Demon and Tyler Moxley earlier in the night with Steen nailing Hammers with a package piledriver on the outside. Classic somehow pulled Steen through the ropes and into a rollup and when that didn’t pay off he countered a powerbomb attempt with a big Remember That to take the win and retain the title. |
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 13, 2014 10:40:39 GMT -5
Good to still see this going. I think I prefer the old layout but if you keep with it I'll get used to it. Sad to see Assassin injured, I wanted to see them with the tag belts. But I guess it could lead to a Dragon push. I do like LyNN and Matt as a team. Jason doing well is interesting. interesting having the draw, it keeps both men strong. Great tag match, could have been higher on other cards. Nice title change although could have been higher up the card. Joseph always gets a push when he changes his name. Sad to see Bock and Duan not pull out a classic, wonder where both go now. Great main event, glad Chaz won. I don't see him as the underdog usually. Hopefully he keeps the belt a little while longer. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Cameron Stone on Jan 15, 2014 1:16:14 GMT -5
Feel free to add in Cameron Stone if you wish
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Post by Rated R on Jan 18, 2014 16:02:58 GMT -5
 SCWA NEWS: Roster Changes, Assassin Update, Top Tier Events, More...- There will be some noticeable changes to the SCWA roster when the promotion returns following their Canadian tour after Trace Demon, who was recently appointed ‘active director’ of the SCWA by the SCWA board, decided to reinvigorate the company with several new additions while simultaneously cutting what he sees as dead weight. First off those released include the following: Anthony Arnott Cain Jackal Zeke Walker On the other side of the count the SCWA have signed up three new names who are all expected to debut when the SCWA returns from Canada: Kyle Reever (22) and Tyler Draven (24), otherwise known as Chicago’s Own, are a tag team who were trained by Trace Demon at his House of Hell training school a few years back and have been working the American independent scene for the past three years. They’re both high fliers with some technical know-how and could easily make a big impact in the tag team division. Eleric Krause (31), and his valet Isabelle Valentine (22), a Russian roughneck technician who has become a big name in Europe for his underground fight club inspired ring style. Krause is one of the big stars in Europe who hasn’t gotten a break on the American wrestling scene yet but he’s expected to make a big splash. Isabelle Valentine is your traditional hot valet with the added edge of being able to cut a dynamite promo. - LyNN and Matt Dangerous have been highly impressive during the Canadian tour and SCWA officials have taken note. The pair are scheduled for a big push in the oncoming months including a possible run at the SCWA World Tag Team Championships after the ongoing Three Kings / Daz, Trace Demon & Jason Star feud has run it’s course. - The SCWA have today officially announced that they will be running their first ‘top tier’ event in Newark, New Jersey on the 17th of October, just a month before their other big upcoming ‘top tier’ event, Best in the World (formerly known as ‘Top of the World’). The Newark show is being dubbed SCWA The Clash and from the sounds of things will be the biggest SCWA show to date with one match already having been announced as Daz will take on C.G. Gordo inside of a fifteen foot steel cage. Expect the show to be heavily hyped and for several big name matches to be announced over the next month. - Assassin, who took a bad bump on the last date of the Canadian tour, suffered a fractured shoulder as a result of the botched landing. He’s been confirmed as being out for two to four months as a result. No news on what they’ll do with Red Dragon during that time but there’s a good chance he’ll be getting a singles run to see how he does. - In what is quite big news over in Japan both Trace Demon and Jason Star have parted ways with Pro Wrestling NOAH in favour of their competition, New Japan Pro Wrestling. This is big news because the pair have been pushed higher and higher up the tag team division in NOAH since debuting at the start of the year and recently challenged Akitoshi Saito and Bison Smith for the GHC Tag Team Championships. The deal will have no bearing on their SCWA dates. |
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 19, 2014 6:36:05 GMT -5
Zeke must get the award for being most released by a company. I like Jackal, he was an interesting character you could have done something with. Great to see Chicago’s Own come into this, they've been one of the highlights of SFF so it will be an interesting take on what you do with them. Krause sounds like a great character, just as long as you don't mega push him. Glad to see LyNN and Matt get a future push, been calling for that. Both big events sound good, good names too. Good first match announced and the stip suits perfectly. Sad to see Assassin out but you mentioning Dragon getting a singles run gives me hope. Interesting turn by Star and Demon dunno if it will effect anything though but a nice little detail. Good look and keep this up.
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Post by Rated R on Jan 27, 2014 6:50:36 GMT -5
SCWA: Breakdown in Baltimore
10/02/09; Balitmore, Maryland
Attendance: 2250
1.) Chris Hammers Defeated Jason Williams in 18:42 via submission with the Guillotine. ***1/2
2.) Eleric Krause (w/ Isabelle Valentine) Defeated Red Dragon in 06:24 with the Russian Revolution. *
3.) El Hierro Corazon Defeated Josh Bregar in 09:53 with the Falling Sky. **
4.) Paul Patton & Tyler Moxley Defeated Chicago’s Own in 12:36 when Moxley hit Moxicity on Kyle Reever. ***
5.) Chaz Classic Defeated Jack Joseph in 18:49 with the Remember That. ****
6.) Harry Carraway vs. Jake Richards went to a double count out in 14:32. ***
7.) LyNN & Matt Dangerous Defeated Duan Sanchez Jr. & Daniel Sinn in 16:32 when LyNN hit the Nightmare DDT on Sanchez.
8.) Daz Defeated Sam Kineval in 25:21 with the Dazaster Driver. ****1/2
- As announced on SCWA.COM prior to the show tomorrow night’s main event will pit Chris Hammers, C.G. Gordo and Daz against each other in a triple threat match to crown Chaz Classic’s challenger for the title at The Clash.
- Chris Hammers got some momentum back after failing to pick up the SCWA World Championship in Canada with a victory over Jason Williams, but it certainly wasn’t easy. Both men came out of this one looking like stars and whatever the SCWA has planned for Jason Williams it’s matches like this that’ll make him credible as we get closer to it. Of course Hammers is a beast and he’s still gunning for the gold and you just knew the moment he locked that Guillotine in there was no coming back for Williams. Following the match Chris Hammers declared that no matter who he has to beat he will get his rematch with Chaz and he will take what is rightfully his – the SCWA World Championship.
- Eleric Krause made a successful debut with a decisive victory over Red Dragon. Krause is a beast in the ring and manhandled Dragon for lengthy periods of time and while Dragon, who is trying to etch out a singles career following Assassin’s injury, put up a fight he just couldn’t keep going, being put down by a spinning torture rack slam known as the Russian Revolution. Following the match Krause’s manager Isabelle Valentine made it clear that they weren’t here to play around and that she was taking Krause straight to the top. With Krause’s physique and talent in the ring coupled with Valentine being one of the best female talkers I’ve heard in recent years I wouldn’t doubt it.
- El Hierro Corazon came out on top in the clash of the young up and comers, overcoming Josh Bregar in a match let down by how green Bregar still is. Corazon can really fly about the ring when giving the chance and he’d be a star over in Mexico given the chance. Fans popped for the Falling Sky, it’s a pretty spectacular top turnbuckle corkscrew splash.
- Chicago’s Own had a less successful debut here tonight but then they were facing off with the new SCWA World Tag Team Champions and put up a big fight in the process. This was one of those matches where the veterans made the underdogs look so good that they immediately became credible. Reever and Draven are these two grungy kids with a mix of styles, Reever is the high flyer while Draven likes to wrestle but they proved here they can brawl as well. Fans popped when Reever nearly pinned Moxley only to fall about a minute later. Following the match Trace Demon and Jason Star appeared on the big screen and announced that they’re cashing in their rematch at The Clash, only to suddenly appear behind Moxley and Patton and send them packing from the ring. Big pop for the former champions, especially when Demon announced the rematch would be a street fight!
- In a non-title exhibition bout Chaz Classic and Jack Joseph put on one hell of a match and while it was Chaz who came out on top Joseph looked more credible than ever before even in defeat. Ever since shedding the X-Jack name Joseph has been on a roll and this felt like a reward for that and he certainly capitalised on that, putting up a hell of a fight and nearly getting the win a number of times. They played up Chaz being preoccupied with finding out who his next challenger would be tomorrow night which lead to him making a few mistakes that Joseph capitalised on to try and win. However Chaz managed to escape from the All the Way from San Diego and mounted a big comeback, eventually countering The JJJ and hitting the Remember That (which gets a bigger pop than any of Chaz’s lacklustre promo’s) to get the victory.
- In non-wrestling related events Ace Bennett and Kevin Hart met in the centre of the ring to talk about their upcoming SCWA International Championship rematch at The Clash. It was your traditional back and forth that was kept fairly succinct since neither of these two are particularly notable on the microphone. Hart claimed that Bennett can’t beat him because he’s not a real wrestler and Bennett ended up snapping and attacking Kevin Hart, hitting him with the Syracuse Drop on the outside and screaming that he is “The Real Wrestler”. Pretty intense swerve that basically resulted in a double turn that the crowd really bought into.
- Harry Carraway and Jake Richards basically had a repeat of their Montreal bout right down to the double count out finish but the Baltimore crowd didn’t really mind because these two once again put on one of the most realistic brawls I’ve ever seen in wrestling. Seriously it was more like something you’d see in a street brawl at times because these two are just big, bad guys and they know how to make it look real. Richards was split open by the time they got into the crowd but he kept fighting until they got counted out again before having to be split by just about the entire backstage team. Crowd loved it and we’re definitely getting a rematch down the line.
- At first glance Daniel Sinn and Duan Sanchez Jr. were a bit of an odd pairing but by the end everything made sense. LyNN and Matt Dangerous continue to rise and they’ve got to be waiting for the Three Kings / Demon & Star feud to run its course so they can get their shot at the titles, especially with the crowd getting behind how utterly nuts and violent they are. Here they had a real challenge and came out shining. Sanchez and Sinn looked like a solid pairing, Sinn’s charisma masked Sanchez’s lack of it, but then came the twist – Daniel Sinn nailing Sanchez with a kick to the groin that led to the Nightmare DDT from LyNN and the finish. The crowd weren’t all the surprised at the turn, Sinn’s always seemed like more a heel, but it still got a pop.
- If anyone ever tells you that Sam Kineval isn’t ready to headline just go ahead and show them tonight’s main event because he and Daz put on a match of the year candidate right here. Everyone knew it was going to be good right from the opening five minutes but I doubted anyone saw this turning into the back and forth classic it ended up being. Daz is one of the few who can legitimately sell Sam Kineval’s MMA style which meant he got to mix that in to his usual high flying technical fair which just added an extra layer to things. Daz continues to shine in the ring, he’s got the skills and the gimmick (lovable masked psycho) to go all the way, and his unorthodox style proved an easy match for the young upstart. In the end a Lee Kineval run in nearly did the job for Sam but Daz countered Perplexion and hit the Dazaster Driver for the victory. Following the match Daz was jumped by The Three Kings, Gordo trying to wear him down ahead of tomorrow, only for the third man in that contenders match Chris Hammers to make the save with a steel chair. Hammers ran the Kings off, including nailing Moxley with a chair shot to the head in the process, and ended up staring Daz down to end the show. |
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Post by Rated R on Jan 27, 2014 7:01:22 GMT -5
SCWA The Clash Updated Card 10/17/09; Newark, New Jersey
SCWA World Heavyweight Championship Match "Instant Classic" Chaz Classic vs. TBD
Street Fight for the SCWA World Tag Team Championship "Old School" Paul Patton & "American Strong Style" Tyler Moxley vs. "King of Demons" Trace Demon & "Star-maker" Jason Star
Ladder Match for the SCWA International Championship "Calgary Crippler" Kevin Hart vs. "The Only Real Wrestler" Ace Bennett
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 27, 2014 7:07:37 GMT -5
Good show R. Good way to kick off with Hammers getting a win to give him back some momentum, plus Jason losing doesn't damage him so props to booking. Would go down well as a an opener. Krause looks like a beast and seems something different to the rest of the roster. Hope he doesn't get a mega push right away. I'd like to see Dragon go up against him again either straight away or a little down the line. Not to win but storyline wise to try and avenge his loss. Good to see more new talent do well. Big push for Chi's Own in their first match but it was fitting. Can't wait to see what you do with them since they are such good characters in SFF. Chaz beating Jack is like the opener, keeps them both strong. However, why isn't the title on the line, Hart/Ace is a stable feud in any sign up double turn is an odd thing to do but I guess since you brought this back you've had new ideas. Is the drop off the apron possible? Richards/ Carra sounds intense they have a nice little feud going on. Sinn turn sounds good. Good main event, never saw Sam as an MMA guy unless I put that in his sign up. But its great hes pushing for the top. still a wile before he gets the belt Good luck and keep this up
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Post by Rated R on Feb 1, 2014 11:13:48 GMT -5
SCWA: Nightmare in Newark10/03/09; Newark, Delaware
Attendance: 1900
1.) Bryan Danielson & Jason Williams Defeated Sam Kineval & Lee Kineval in 13:54 when Lee tapped to the Cattle Mutilation. ***
2.) LyNN & Matt Dangerous Defeated Chicago’s Own in 10:31 when LyNN hit the Nightmare DDT on Kyle Reever. ***
3.) Eleric Krause (w/ Isabelle Valentine) Defeated Kevin Shamrock in 08:42 with the Russian Revolution. **
4.) The Total Package Defeated Blazing Phoenix in 06:22 when Curtis hit the Asai Moonsault on Ryan Phoenix. **
5.) Ace Bennett Defeated Duan Sanchez Jr. in 16:34 with the Syracuse Drop. ***1/2
6.) Harry Carraway Defeated Mike Bockwinkel in 15:32 with the Nightmare Driver. ***1/2
7.) Jason Star Defeated Paul Patton in 25:21 with the J*. ****
8. WINNER CHALLENGES CHAZ CLASSIC AT THE CLASH) C.G. Gordo Defeated Daz & Chris Hammers in 34:27 with the Cradle Pildedriver on Daz. ****1/2
- The on-going feud between Bryan Danielson and Sam Kineval continued tonight in tag action that continues their streak of putting on solid matches when in the ring together. Williams and Lee played their roles well and both looked good enough but the match was definitely all about the warring pair. As we’ve seen in their past couple of interactions Sam wanted nothing to do with Danielson and continually avoided him, resulting in him abandoning his younger brother who quickly got locked in the Cattle Mutilation for the finish. Following the match Bryan Danielson challenged Sam Kineval to a match at The Clash and from the looks of things that match is most definitely on.
- Chicago’s Own came up short once again but continued to impress in their second match with the company. LyNN & Matt Dangerous have been on a roll as of late and continued those stellar performances and they seem to be heading right for the SCWA World Tag Team Championships right now. There were a load of crazy spots throughout the match, including Reever hitting a springboard moonsault to the outside onto everyone and it was one of these spots that led to the finish as Reever came off the top rope only for LyNN to leap up and hit a leaping Nightmare DDT for the brutal looking finish.
- A newcomer who has had much more success this weekend is Eleric Krause who picked up his second win in two matches over Kevin Shamrock. This one was stiff and hard hitting throughout but unlike most of Shamrock’s matches (Kevin is notorious for working stiff) Krause hit him back harder every time. The ending saw Krause hit a burning elbow that legitimately looked like it knocked Shamrock out and followed it up with the Russian Revolution for the victory. Isabelle Valentine cut another great promo after the match promising that the revolution has begun and that the Russian Wrecking Ball will be at the centre of it.
- Prior to the next match Devin Curtis and Jordan Devine cut a pretty entertaining and comedic promo about being overlooked and being the real stars of SCWA. They claimed they were the total package (which seems to be their team name) and everyone is going to know it. This lead to a very short match in which Curtis and Devine basically ran through Blazing Phoenix to get their point across. It’s a smart idea with Curtis and Devine not really breaking out as singles stars thus far, they could do big things in the always competitive tag team division.
- Ace Bennett showed off a new vicious streak as he took on Duan Sanchez Jr. who was still pissed off after being turned on by Daniel Sinn last night. Bennett kept stopping throughout the match to scream that he is the “Only Real Wrestler” in the SCWA and the crowd got into booing him pretty quickly, possibly because he showed more personality as a heel in this one match than in his entire face run. Sanchez continues to flounder, he looked good here for the most part but he just can’t stay consistent in these kind of performances. Sanchez actually looked set to grab the victory after Ace got in an argument with a fan and Sanchez capitalised by sending him into the barrier but when he went up for the Second Generation Moonsault Daniel Sinn appeared and pushed him off. Bennett quickly recovered to hit the Syracuse Drop and pick up the victory, much to Sinn’s amusement. The fans chanted for Kevin Hart following the match but he didn’t show, likely selling the beating he received last night.
- Harry Carraway seems to have recaptured his push from earlier in the year thanks to his recent incredible brawls with Jake Richards. I mean if you’d have said Carraway would be picking up victories over Mike Bockwinkel this time last month most people would have laughed but here we are, it happened and the crowd loved it. Carraway seems capable of making a brawl with anyone look good and Bockwinkel is gold when you put him with the right opponent so these two had a great back and forth match with Bockwinkel using traditional heel tactics to keep on par with the bigger opponent. He got into a position to hit the Bockwinkel Special at one point but Carraway full on powered out of it and countered with the Nightmare Driver for the victory. After the match Jake Richards hit the ring, staring down Carraway and simply indicating that he wants one more match. Sanchez Sr. got up from commentary and announced that he’d just been informed that they’d got one more match at The Clash and to keep them inside the ring it’ll be inside a steel cage! The crowd flipped out and rightfully so, that looks set to be a great fight.
- The feud between The Three Kings and Trace Demon & Jason Star continued tonight in singles action as Star and Patton faced off in singles action. Patton’s game plan was to keep the agile Star grounded with old school rest holds but that turned out to be much more difficult than he was expecting. Star made sure to play his own game, keeping things fast and furious and taking the right to Patton every chance he got. A great back and forth ensued and the crowd got into it because these two knew when to switch things up and controlled the pace to make sure there was never a real lapse. While the match never got to the point of ‘classic’ and probably won’t appear on any best of DVD’s it’s a good one to watch to see how to keep things interested past the twenty minute point. Moxley attempted to interfere at one point only for Trace Demon to intervene and nail Moxley with a leaping chair shot from the apron that left him out cold. Patton was shocked by this and walked straight into the J* for the finish.
- With a shot at the SCWA World Heavyweight Championship on the line the main event always promised to be intense. Throw in three of the SCWA’s top stars and you’ve got all the ingredients for a top class match and that’s exactly what we got. Hammers, Daz and Gordo put on nearly thirty five minutes of outstanding action and the crowd loved every minute of it, especially considering there didn’t seem to be a clear cut winner. It didn’t take long for Hammers strength advantage to rear it’s head which lead to a bizarre moment as Daz and Gordo, who have been at each other’s throats for months now, ended up working together to try and take him down. The moment Hammers was dealt with all hell broke loose as Daz and Gordo went to war in a great display of intense technical wrestling. Daz got the advantage and had Gordo set up for the Dazaster Driver when Chris Hammers made himself know again with a boot to the skull that nearly knocked Daz out. Hammers dominated the next five or so minutes but couldn’t get the pin. Then Daz hit an Ace Driver on Hammers out of nowhere, completely changing the playing field as he again set Gordo up for the Dazaster Driver. That’s when Gordo’s fellow Three Kings teammates Paul Patton and Tyler Moxley made their entrance, attacking Daz and Hammers. By the time Trace Demon and Jason Star ran Patton and Moxley off Daz had been left out cold by the Moxicity and Hammers was unconscious and bloodied on the outside thanks to a vicious chair shot courtesy of Paul Patton. Gordo lifted Daz up and dropped him with the Package Piledriver to pick up the victory and the title shot much to the dismay of the crowd. The crowds boos became cheers as SCWA World Heavyweight Champion Chaz Classic emerged onto the ramp and engaged in a staredown with C.G. Gordo, the two now set to face off at The Clash. |
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Post by Ace Bennett on Feb 3, 2014 21:48:59 GMT -5
Really digging the new Ace gimmick you have going here, doubt it gets anywhere against Hart seeing as he just won, but maybe a main event push is in the books? I really like the write-ups as well, they are fun t read. Keep it up.
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Post by Rated R on Feb 9, 2014 15:42:29 GMT -5
SCWA NEWS: SCWA Announce huge iPPV deal, More…
- A big announcement coming out of SCWA this morning is that SCWA will be running pay per views exclusively on their website starting this month. They’re running them in conjunction with a website that specializes in iPPV’s and the hopes is that not only will it bring in a wider audience to the company but that it will also be a big money maker as more people are likely to buy the show live than they are on DVD nowadays. The first SCWA iPPV will be The Clash on October 17th followed by their Best in the World two day tournament on the 6th and 7th of November. SCWA expect to produce five to six iPPV’s during 2010.
- SCWA’s website has confirmed several new matches for the upcoming October 17th show, The Clash. Along with the three title matches already announced Bryan Danielson vs. Sam Kineval has been confirmed along with the steel cage match between Harry Carraway and Jake Richards and Daniel Sinn taking on Duan Sanchez Jr.
- The next four weeks will see SCWA uploading their one hour SCWA: Free to View specials on their website The shows were recorded over the past two nights and will be headlined by an eight man, three round tournament with the winner getting a future World championship match. They will upload a new show every Wednesday for the next four weeks.
- SCWA today announced three more competitors for their upcoming Best in the World tournament. Mike Bockwinkel, Duan Sanchez Sr. and Daniel Sinn will all take part in the sixteen man tournament that takes place next month. That leaves three more spots to be filled in the coming weeks.
SCWA The Clash Updated Card 10/17/09; Newark, New Jersey Live on iPPV!
SCWA World Heavyweight Championship Match "Instant Classic" Chaz Classic vs. “The Impact Technician” C.G. Gordo
“American Dragon” Bryan Danielson vs. “The Next Big Thing” Sam Kineval
Street Fight for the SCWA World Tag Team Championship "Old School" Paul Patton & "American Strong Style" Tyler Moxley vs. "King of Demons" Trace Demon & "Star-maker" Jason Star
Ladder Match for the SCWA International Championship "Calgary Crippler" Kevin Hart vs. "The Only Real Wrestler" Ace Bennett
Steel Cage Match “Nightmare” Harry Carraway vs. “Scottish Monster” Jack Richards
“Legacy” Duan Sanchez Jr. vs. “Original Sinn” Daniel Sinn
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