SCW 2.0 - NOAH RESULTS #3 UP!

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SCW World Championship:
1. Matt Ryland - Won at "Crowning a Champion"; 4 defenses
2. Anthony McCraver - Won at "Wanderlust"; 5 defenses
3. Safu Anoa'i - Won at "Tribulation"; 9 defenses
4. Evan Pagano - Won at "Haunted"; 7 defenses
5. Jake Furrey - Won at "Redemption"; 4 defenses

SCW International Championship:
1. Jordan Devine - Won at "Chase for the Strap: Night Two"; 3 defenses
2. Eddie Rodriguez - Won at "Explosivo"; 2 defenses
3. Jordan Devine (2) - Won at "Scarred"; 5 defenses
4. Kyle Henderson - Won at "Solitude"; 1 defense
5. Nikollaj Punk - Won at "Night of Pain"; 3 defenses
6. Daz - Won at "Tag Battles: Night Three"; 9 defenses

SCW Tag-Team Championships:
1. Assassin and Red Dragon - Won at "Uplift"; 2 defenses
2. Danny Archer and Nick Jacobs - Won at "Wanderlust"; 3 defenses
3. Brock Irish and Kid Carnage - Won at "Tribulation"; 3 defenses
4. Assassin (2) and Red Dragon (2) - Won at "Drastic Measures"; 4 defenses
5. Mike Bison and Zangief - Won at "Open Arms"; 4 defenses
6. Mike Bockwinkel and Nick Jacobs (2) - Won at "Tag Battles: Night Two"; 9 defenses
7. Naomichi Marufuji and Ryo Guilin - Won at "Neoteny"; 2 defenses[/font][/center]

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"Revolution Nine"; 5/9/2009; Tokyo, JPN (Tokyo Dome)
1) Anthony McCraver and Takeshi Morishima vs. Go Shiozaki and Jake Furrey
2) Evan Pagano vs. Jason Star
3) SCW Tag-Team Championships - Naomichi Marufuji and Ryo Guilin defend vs. Mike Bockwinkel and Nick Jacobs
4) Chaz Classic vs. KENTA
5) Kid Carnage and Zangief vs. Speed Muscle
6) Dirk Sterling vs. Shingo Takagi
7) Aaron Wade and Danny Archer vs. Aces High
8) Justin Robinson vs. Rocky Romero
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"Paper Walls"; 5/16/2009; Tokyo, JPN (Tokyo Dome)
1) SCW World Championship - Jake Furrey (if still champion) defends vs. Anthony McCraver
2) Matt Ryland vs. Doug Williams
3) Chaz Classic and Kid Carnage vs. Daz and Jason Star
4) Brock Irish vs. Jordan Devine
5) Aces High vs. Speed Muscle
6) Drew Parkland vs. Pac
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"Sirens"; 5/23/2009; Yokkaichi, JPN (Yokkaichi Dome)
1) SCW International Championship - Daz (if still champion) defends vs. Zangief
2) BxB Hulk vs. Kid Carnage
3) Drew Parkland vs. Jordan Devine
4) Aces High vs. The Red Assassins
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"Patches in Time"; 5/30/2009; Yokkaichi, JPN (Yokkaichi Dome)
1) Takeshi Morishima vs. Zangief
2) Dirk Sterling and Safu Anoa'i vs. Kiss To Kill
3) Johnny Arsenic vs. Kota Ibushi
4) Drew Parkland vs. Nikollaj Punk
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"Hysteria"; 6/6/2009; Tokyo, JPN (Tokyo Dome)
1) Nick Jacobs vs. Takeshi Morishima
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"Road to Glory"; 6/27/2009; Tokyo, JPN (Tokyo Dome)
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OH MY GOD! HOLY! You said you were going to do something non SCW related, seriosly Speed Muscle/Red Dragons MOTY! SCW goes to Japan loving it, Please keep this up Kame!

Yes!

That's all I can say.

Seems pretty cool. You're a great writer and it's good to see you back. Hopefully you stick with this. Can't wait to read further.

Holy crap! I am so freaking glad this is back. The first show was awesome, it brought back memories, lol. The opener was ok, but like you said, it was kinda bad. Glad ICHIKAWA picked up the win. That tag team match sounded insane. It could have gone either way, but I would have liked to see Richards and Romero win since they have more experience. Oh well. Marufuji/Carnage was another great match. Also, once again, it could have gone either way. But I'm glad you went to realistic way and put Marufji over. Jacobs/Bockwinkel versus Speed Muscle sounded like a good match on paper, but when it happened, it was a huge let down. Yet another match that could have gone either way, but I'm glad with the result. The four way match was amazing, definetly the match of the night. However, I was hoping McCraver or Ryland would pick up the win. Anyways, the main event was awesome, but it wasn't good enough to be match of the night. I liked the result, but I would have loved to see Zangief, Pagano, and Bison get the win. The only thing I didn't like about the show was no Safu. Other than that, great way to bring this diary back. Can't wait for next show.

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That's all you can say?

Awesome show man, the idea is really innovative. Can't wait to see how Japan likes SCW, and my match seemed awesome. If Go becomes a serious contender, There is gonna be some pretty good defenses from me.

Ya Know I was thinking...I WANT A TITLE SHOT!!

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1) BxB Hulk defeated Lupin Matsutani and Ryo Guilin after hitting the "BxB Star Press" on Matsutani (6:12). This one could've definately been better, if it were to have gone longer. BxB Hulk was clearly focused on being builded up here, as he has a big match against Shingo Takagi booked to take place in Osaka. Guilin looked impressive, too, but he's still new to the sport, and made some rookie mistakes. Overall, a fun opener to kick off the show. **.

2) Brad Durden defeated Pac with "Project Mayhem" (9:20). Talk about an exciting match. Durden came across as a total narcissist, as he was making his entrance. Pac and Durden had some great chemistry together, even getting in some cool moves that I have never seen before. After raking the eyes, followed by hitting his finisher, Durden put Pac away. **3/4.

3) Red Dragon defeated Nick Jacobs with the "Red Dragon Driver" (8:39). Despite it being a solid match, the crowd really didn't care for anything that was going on. The Red Assassins are challenging Jacobs and Bockwinkel for their tag-team titles next week, so I guess it was somewhat appropriate that they threw two of the contestants in a singles match together. I must say, the crowd seemed pretty shocked when Dragon pinned Jacobs for a three-count. **1/2.

4) Chaz Classic and Johnny Arsenic beat Aces High after Arsenic leveled Redd with the "Dishonourable Discharge" (12:51). In my eyes, this was a pretty meanlingless match. The crowd now knows who Chaz and Arsenic are now, though. I'd love to see Chaz and Johnny have a run with the tag-team titles soon, but as long as heels are the champions, then we're not going to be seeing that. **1/4.

5) Assassin defeated Mike Bockwinkel with the "Dragon's Way" (13:27). Finally, we've got a match that breaks three stars. Assassin dished out his hard-hitting side, while Bockwinkel countered a whole lot of everything that Assassin threw at him. Bockwinkel should've won this one, in my eyes, but I don't know if that would've went well with the storyline. We could very well be seeing new SCW Tag-Team Champions, next week. ***.

-- Takeshi Morishima made his way out to the ring with a microphone in his hand. Speaking in Japanese, he explained how he was going to "destroy" Danielson once again, next week. This brought out Danielson, who looked pretty ticked off. "Bring it on" was all that Danielson said, and he immediately went for Morishima's legs for a take-down. Shaking off Danielson like a fly, Morishima proceeded to nail the backdrop driver on him, leaving the Washington native visibly unconcious. Powerful segment here, as we went off to intermission break. --

6) SCW International Championships - Daz defeated Shingo Takagi with a roll-up to retain his title (16:44). The crowd loved everything about Daz, including his fighting style and mask. Takagi had a lot of trouble matching Daz's speed, but when he did, we saw the International Champion taking a lot of power moves. The finish saw Daz reverse Takagi's "Last Falconry" attempt into a roll-up to get the win. Fun match. ***1/4. First defense.

7) Matt Ryland defeated Nigel McGuinness after nailing the "That's Original!" (21:03). You know, this show was turning into one that was going to be incredibly disappointing, until I saw this bout. You didn't need any build-up for this match to tell a great story. Ryland's been on a losing streak lately, and Nigel's been picking up wins in ROH, left and right. With that being said, people were expecting Nigel to squash Ryland. However, the fight that Ryland put on gave me goosebumps. "Jawbreaker Lariat" reversed into the "That's Original!" needs to be made into a GIF. Absolutely awesome. An early MOTYC, for sure. The crowd absolutely loved this one. ****1/2.

8) SCW World Championship - Evan Pagano (w/Mike Bison and Zangief) defeated Jake Furrey with "The Calling" to retain his championship (19:51). Furrey was looked at as an underdog here, as he's been in under five matches in his entire SCW career. Pagano absolutely destroyed this kid, but Furrey wouldn't give up. It took both, Bison and Zangief's interference, as well as Pagano hitting his finisher, in order to finally put him away. Another excellent match. The controversial finish makes me wonder if we'll be seeing another rematch between these two in the future. ***3/4. Third defense.[/font][/center]