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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 3, 2011 6:42:56 GMT -5
Week 24 posted in WWF 1993! If you guys read through everything, I'm pretty sure you will be able to get a understanding as to what SummerSlam is shaping up to be!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 3, 2011 6:40:38 GMT -5
Week 24: June 14th - 20th WWF RAW 6/14/1993 (Manhattan, NY) 1. Yokozuna defeated Chris Kanyon in 1:44 following the Bonsai Drop. After the match, Crush tried to come down to ringside but was prevented by several enhancement wrestlers and referees. Crush was heard telling Yoko that he is going to pay for screwing him over last night at the King of the Ring! 2. Bret Hart Interview: Fans erupted as WWF World Champion, Bret Hart made his way down to the ring to be interviewed by Jim Ross. Ross credits Hart with a great hard fought win over the monstrous Bam-Bam Bigelow last night. Hart thanks the fans for their support before saying that last night he showed the world why he is the best wrestler going today. Hart never gave up and overcame the physical difference to retain the greatest championship to hold. Ross mentions Lex Luger winning the King of the Ring Tournament and how Luger will now square off against Bret Hart at SummerSlam on August 30th for the WWF World Championship. Hart knows that Luger is well structured man who seemingly doesn’t have ounce of fat on him. But, despite how great Luger’s physical appearance may be, Hart believes that his wrestling ability is far and away better than Luger’s. Hart doesn’t care if he bleeds or breaks any bones. He thinks that Luger is scared of ruining his looks. “You can’t beat a man who doesn’t care about hurting himself. I’m here for one reason and that is to keep my WWF World Championship.” 3. The Smoking Gunns defeated Duane Gill/Barry Hardy in 2:15 when Billy pinned Gill following a top rope leg drop while Gill was being held by Bart. 4. Ric Flair Interview: Backstage, Jim Ross attempted to interview Ric Flair, but Flair wasn’t interested in talking to Ross. Instead, Flair searched for Mr. Perfect as it appears Flair has gone nuts trying to destroy Mr. Perfect once and for all! 5. Jeff Jarrett defeated Jim Neidhart in 5:01 following a jumping DDT. After the match, Jarrett retrieved scissors from inside his boot and attempted to cut off Neidhart’s signature goatee until Owen Hart ran down for the save and clotheslined Jarrett over the top rope to the floor! 6. King of the Ring Report: Mean Gene reviews what happened last night at WWF King of the Ring highlighting Shawn Michaels WWF Intercontinental Championship, Steiner Brothers winning the WWF World Tag Team Championships, Bret Hart retaining the WWF World Championship and Lex Luger winning the King of the Ring. 7. Lex Luger defeated Tatanka by count-out in 6:14 when Shawn Michaels and his bodyguard came down and attacked Tatanka. Randy Savage ended up leaving the broadcast table to fight off Michaels and Diesel with a chair. WWF House Show 6/16/1993 (Canton, OH, 2,500) 1. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 2. The Smoking Gunns defeated the Headshrinkers 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Tatanka to retain the title. 4. Owen Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett 5. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers to retain the titles. 6. Randy Savage defeated Jerry Lawler 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart/Mr. Perfect defeated Ric Flair/Lex Luger WWF House Show 6/17/1993 (Wheeling, WV, 3,000) 1. Tatanka defeated Rick Martel 2. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Headshrinkers to retain the titles 3. Randy Savage defeated Jerry Lawler 4. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Virgil to retain the title. 5. The Quebecers defeated the Rock N’ Roll Express 6. Lex Luger defeated Crush 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Razor Ramon to retain the title WWF House Show 6/18/1993 (Moline, IL, 4,600) 1. Jeff Jarrett defeated Owen Hart 2. The Natural Disasters defeated the Nasty Boys 3. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Jannetty to retain the title. 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers to retain the titles. 5. Razor Ramon defeated Virgil 6. Ric Flair fought Mr. Perfect to a double count-out. 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow to retain the title. WWF Superstars 6/19/19931. Crush defeated Pat Tanaka in 2:47 with the Kona Vice. During the bout, pre-tape comments from Jim Cornette and Yokozuna were aired. As Cornette ripped into Crush, we saw Yokozuna eating chicken wings while using the American Flag as a bib! 2. Steiner Brothers Interview: Vince McMahon conducted an interview with the WWF World Tag Team Champions, the Steiner Brothers. McMahon gives props to the new champions for being able to dethrone Money Inc. last Sunday at the King of the Ring. Scott talks about how he sacrificed everything and the pain that he endured before winning the championships. He notes that he broke his damn nose to win the championships! Rick chimes in saying that there is no better feeling than to win the tag team championship with his brother, a man that he has had battles with for his entire life. Scott finishes off the interview stating that unlike Money Inc. they will take on all challengers! 3. The Headshrinkers defeated Steve Taylor/Brian Wilson in 1:09 when Fatu pinned Taylor following a big splash off the top rope. 4. Bam-Bam Bigelow Interview: Mean Gene conducted an interview with a pissed off Bam-Bam Bigelow. Bigelow didn’t wait to hear what Gene had to say to him. Bigelow knows that he lost to Bret Hart at the King of the Ring. Bigelow knows the fans are going to taunt him and that Gene is going to ask him dumb questions. Bigelow believes that he got complacent and too confident but knows that he is the better man than Bret Hart and someday he will be able to prove that to him. Gene transitions into another topic, which is the impending return of the Undertaker which Paul Bearer has been talking about as of late. Bigelow doesn’t believe the Undertaker will be returning at all. He thinks that Bearer is a liar and wants the attention. “I ended the Undertaker, and Paul Bearer needs to accept that.” Gene asks Bigelow what he would do if the Undertaker were to return. Bigelow finishes off the interview by saying “I’d bury him.” 5. Rick Martel defeated Koko B. Ware in 3:03 with the Boston Crab. 6. Mr. Perfect defeated Tim Lawson in 3:48 following the Perfect Plex. WWF House Show 6/19/1993 (St. Louis, MO, 5,150) 1. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated the Beverly Brothers to retain the titles. 2. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Jim Neidhart to retain the title. 3. Jeff Jarrett defeated Owen Hart 4. Randy Savage defeated Jerry Lawler 5. Yokozuna defeated Crush 6. Lex Luger defeated Marty Jannetty 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Bam-Bam Bigelow in a steel cage match to retain the title. WWF Wrestling Challenge 6/20/19931. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Mike Jones in 2:55 following a super kick. 2. Mr. Perfect Interview: Jim Ross conducted a pre-tape sit down interview with Mr. Perfect at his home in Minnesota. Perfect says that he has waited a long time for Ric Flair to snap, and he has finally got him to lose his edge. Ever since he was cheated out of his Wrestle Mania moment by Ric Flair back in February he has been waiting patiently for his opportunity to get his revenge and now he knows that he has Flair right where he wants him. Ross asks what Perfect has in mind for Ric Flair. Perfect simply says “When the time is right I will issue my challenge, Jim. When the timing is perfect I will issue the perfect challenge!” 3. Marty Jannetty defeated Barry Horowitz in 2:24 following the Rocker Dropper. 4. Money Inc. Interview: Mean Gene conducted an interview with the former WWF World Tag Team Champions. DiBiase isn’t happy about losing the tag team championships and knows that at some point they will reclaim what is rightfully theirs. However, he reveals that he and IRS have decided to temporary put their tag team title quest on hold. DiBiase and IRS have a common goal to be singles champions and while they will remain a tag team force, they are going to dominate every aspect of the WWF. IRS chimes in to end the interview by saying that every person should be on notice! 5. Jerry Lawler defeated Mark Starr in 2:57 following a pile driver. During the bout, Lawler shared pre-tape comments where he revealed the return of Kings Court on RAW next week! 6. Randy Savage defeated Quebecer Pierre by disqualification in 4:33 when Quebecer Jacques crotched Savage on the top rope while he attempted the elbow drop. WWF House Show 6/20/1993 (White Plains, NY, 3,000) 1. WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated Tatanka to retain the title. 2. Owen Hart/Jim Neidhart defeated Jerry Lawler/Doink the Clown 3. Razor Ramon defeated Marty Jannetty 4. WWF World Tag Team Champions Steiner Brothers defeated Money Inc. to retain the titles. 5. Yokozuna defeated Crush 6. Lex Luger defeated Mr. Perfect 7. WWF World Champion Bret Hart defeated Razor Ramon to retain the title. [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 2, 2011 22:07:44 GMT -5
I believe I've had two, both of which are easily by best diaries i have ever had (WWF 1993 and the ECW/WCW/WWF 2001 diary). Hopefully WWF 1993 will have more this summer!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 2, 2011 22:03:31 GMT -5
2CW “the F’n Show” Preview:
2CW returns to Syracuse, NY on February 18th, 2006 with a loaded card. After the great success of our first show, you will not want to miss out on the second show, “the F’n Show” which features the debut of former ECW World Champion Jerry Lynn!
Main Event: Jerry Lynn vs. Colin Olsen - Former ECW World Champion and current TNA star Jerry Lynn makes his debut in 2CW squaring off against Colin Olsen, who believes he is a legend in his own way. Will Lynn show Olsen that he is indeed the whole F’n show?
Eddie Edwards vs. Slyck Wagner Brown - Both Edwards and SWB won their matches at the last show and both are regarded as the best wrestlers on the independent scene. This one is sure going to be a classic bout.
Zaquary Springate III vs. Brodie Lee - Brodie Lee was dominate last month against Jason Axe, but this month he competes against the expierenced and bigger Zaquary Springate III. Lee will have to watch out for the dirty tricks that Springate has been known to use to overcome his opponents.
All Money Is Legal vs. Up In Smoke - A rematch from the first show where Up In Smoke defeated AMIL. Will they make it two in a row or will AMIL get their payback?
Isys Ephex vs. John Walters - Both men lost last month to Edwards and SWB respectively. Which man will avoid starting off their 2CW careers with a two match losing streak?
Josh Daniels vs. Frankie Arion - The hometown hero Josh Daniels looks to continue his winning ways against the young and hungry Frankie Arion. Can Arion’s speed overcome Daniel’s power?
Jimmy Olsen vs. Loca Vida - Loca Vida makes his debut against Jimmy Olsen who earned the biggest win of his career last month against Spike Dudley.
Spike Dudley vs. Steve Kruz - Spike was very disappointed about losing to Jimmy Olsen last month. This month he has a chance to get on track when he squares off against one half of the Killer Steves, Steve Kruz. Can Kruz pickup the biggest win of his career or will he subjected to the worst beating of his life thanks to a pissed of Spike?
Be sure to not miss this event! Tickets start as low as $10!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 2, 2011 18:53:51 GMT -5
Going to masturbate if Penguin gets Spotlight. Then our competition is even. Sounds like a HOF diary if people literally pleasure themselves to it...
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on May 1, 2011 16:57:09 GMT -5
I've suddenly gone off the WWE 2004 idea. What would you guys want to see? WWF 92, 93, 94 or 95? i'd like to see 92 or 95. 92 because that is one my favorite years for WWF and 95 because that is one of the worst and I'd wanna see how you could change it!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 30, 2011 13:26:32 GMT -5
World Wrestling Federation News:
- Lex Luger winning the King of the Ring tournament has been the plan for several months. Officials tried to build Crush up as a respectable baby face would could’ve won, but it appears that many believe Crush failed at getting the fans behind him. Don’t expect Crush to get a big baby face push as that was apparently the plan prior to the event.
- Officials were very happy with the Tag Team and World Championship matches. It is being reported that Bam-Bam Bigelow injured his left shoulder during his bout with Bret Hart. He may need time off, but it is expected that he will work through the injury until after SummerSlam.
- It is being rumored that Ted DiBiase may be in line for one last singles push. He has been saying that he has one more year left in him and would like to be involved in singles feuds. According to sources, DiBiase will be getting his wish, and that played a part in having Money Inc. lose the titles at KOTR.
- At KOTR, Shawn Michaels debuted his surprise. That surprise ended up being former WCW wrestler Vinnie Vegas, real name Kevin Nash. Officials are high on Vegas who displays great ability for a big man.
- People have been wondering if Ric Flair put up a fight about losing to Crush. Flair, to his credit, had no problem losing to Crush. Flair was asked by Vince McMahon himself and that went over well with Flair.
The following is the official poster for WWF SummerSlam!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 29, 2011 23:57:18 GMT -5
Squared Circle Wrestling presents Adrenaline Date: 1/21/2006 From: Syracuse, New York Attendance: 237
Ring announcer Bob Foley kicked off the show getting the fans amped up for the show until Jimmy and Colin Olsen made their way down to the ring. Jimmy says that he knows that everyone came here tonight to see Spike Dudley win and all that but they are going to be disappointed. Jimmy proclaims that he can backup everything that he spouts off and states that tonight he will make a name for himself at the expense of Dudley! 1.) Eddie Edwards defeated Dizzie: A decent little opener to kick off 2CW’s first show. Edwards controlled Dizzie early on with a series of kicks in the corner but that didn’t last all that long. Dizzie avoided a double knee strike and hit Edwards with a Death Valley Driver. Dizzie ended up missing a top rope knee drop and Edwards hit Dizzie with a spinning sit down power bomb! Edwards manages to earn the win following a cross legged fisherman buster (Die Hard) after eight minutes of action. 2.) Up In Smoke defeated All Money Is Legal: This was a perfect example of a fast paced tag team bout. AMIL had the early advantage double teaming Cheech with a slingshot leg drop/body splash combo for a near fall. Cheech stopped K-Murda with a big tilt a whirl back breaker before Cloudy came off the top with a missile dropkick. Cloudy’s offense was capped off with a somersault neck breaker after leaping off the middle rope on K-Pusha. Late in the bout, Cheech shoved Pusha off the top rope and hit Murda with a hurricanrana. Cloudy came off the top with a frog splash to get the win after eleven minutes of action. Jason Axe made his way out for an interview where he believed that he should have been in the main event tonight instead of Jimmy Olsen or even Spike Dudley. Axe claims to be a superstar and that 2CW needs to realize that. Axe also notes that he is going to show Brodie Lee that he is not a joke. 3.) Brodie Lee defeated Jason Axe: Well, he will need to show Lee some other time. Axe missed a running clothesline and was met with a huge swinging side slam. Lee quickly followed up with a running big boot to win the bout in under two minutes. 4.) Colin Olsen defeated Frankie Arion: Olsen showed no respect for Arion as he slapped Arion casually in the corner. Arion fought back with a series of arm drags and a head scissors take down. Arion attempted a springboard off the top rope but Olsen crotched Arion on the top rope midsection first. Olsen ended up planting Arion with a DDT to get the three count after six minutes of action. Intermission: During the intermission, a video was aired to hype up the debut of a wrestler next month in Syracuse. That debut? JERRY LYNN! 5.) Josh Daniels defeated Isys Ephex: Daniels chopped Ephex throughout the contest causing Ephex’s chest to turn incredibly red. Ephex stopped Daniels with a jaw breaker and a shining wizard. Ephex nearly won with a series of back suplexs but Daniels was able to comeback with a full nelson suplex. Late in the bout, Daniels got out of the Burning Hammer with a nice DDT and leapt off the top rope with a diving head butt to win the bout after nine minutes of action. 6.) Slyck Wagner Brown defeated John Walters: These two put on a techinal masterpiece trading several submission holds until Walters decided to low blow Brown and nearly won with a double under hook power bomb. Walters attempted a superplex but was shoved away by Brown who then leapt off the middle rope to hit Walters with a leg lariat for a near win. Brown attempted a vertical suplex but Walters was able to wiggle around enough to cause both men to crash to the floor. Walters returned to the ring to take Brown out with a suicide dive! The action continued for another ten minutes until Brown was able to hit the Appreciation Bomb and locked in the Texas Cloverleaf to win the bout after twenty three minutes of action. 7.) Jimmy Olsen defeated Spike Dudley: Although the match was not booked as a no disqualification match, Dudley made that a stipulation by force. Dudley refused to have Olsen enter the ring and instead tossed him into guard railings, ring posts and chairs held by fans. Olsen stopped Dudley by spitting beer into his face and scoop slammed Dudley on the concrete floor. Olsen jumped off the railing to deliver a elbow drop but didn’t go for a cover. Olsen tossed a few chairs into the ring and finally brought the fight into the ring. Olsen set up a chair in the corner but was rammed head first into the chair by Dudley. Dudley put several chairs on top of one another near the center of the ring before going for the Acid Drop, but Olsen countered the Acid Drop and tossed Spike onto the chairs. Olsen staggered to his feet and spiked Dudley with a pile driver onto the chairs! Olsen covered a bloody Dudley to win the bout after twelve minutes of action. After the bout, Jimmy celebrated his win while taunting a bloody Dudley. Olsen left the arena while the fans chanted for a pissed off and disappointed Dudley to close the show. [/font]
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 27, 2011 14:29:46 GMT -5
2CW Adrenaline Preview:
Squared Circle Wrestling debuts on January 21st, 2006 with a show titles Adrenaline. The show will feature several young, promising stars who are anxious to entertain fans in Central New York. The following is the tentative card to take place.
Main Event: Jimmy Olsen vs. Spike Dudley - The recently released Spike Dudley from WWE is in 2CW and boy is he pissed off. 2CW has been able to sign the hardcore veteran to compete on their first show where he will compete against the loud, obnoxious and overall a**hole, Jimmy Olsen. Olsen has told 2CW management that he isn’t afraid of Spike Dudley and that he plans on forcing Spike to change professions. Can Spike let out his frustration in a positive way by beating Olsen or will Olsen earn the biggest win of his career over a bitter Spike Dudley?
Slyck Wagner Brown vs. John Walters - Both men were trained by Killer Kowalski in Massachusetts and have prided themselves on being the best technical wrestlers. On January 21st, they will be given the chance to prove to one another who the better man is.
Brodie Lee vs. Jason Axe - Lee has been making a name for himself all over the Northeast with his brute force and vicious big boot. Axe, well, has been making a lot of enemies by proclaiming to be a Main Eventer despite this being the first 2CW show. Will Lee knock some sense into Axe? Or, is Axe truly a main eventer waiting to showcase what he is all about?
Eddie Edwards vs. Dizzie - Edwards is another man who has been making a name for himself on the indies in the past six months or so. Dizzie has owned the streets of Brooklyn for several years. Who will prevail in what should be an exciting bout?
AMIL vs. Up In Smoke - Two successful tag teams on the independent scene square off at 2CW Adrenaline to see which seem is truly the best tag team in 2CW. We have to wonder what the Killer Steves think about this match!
Colin Olsen vs. Frankie Arion - The experienced Colin Olsen takes on the young Frankie Arion who is looking to get off on the right foot in 2CW.
Isys Ephex vs. Josh Daniels - The self absorbed Isys Ephex will try to spoil Josh Daniels’s return to his hometown.
Tickets start at only $12! See you all at the show!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 27, 2011 11:42:16 GMT -5
I hope to get another Week of WWF 1993 posted along with a preview of 2CW's first show!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 26, 2011 17:56:18 GMT -5
So, if you don't get three, we will never get another show? If i used that, I'd never continue anything! No, it's a figure of speech. Three is how many I'd like to start another show. Obviously if it gets to like three days, I'll start regardless, but I would like three at least. Anything else you want to pick up on about my diaries? haha, I'm just in a joking kind of mood!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 26, 2011 17:45:44 GMT -5
I got SmackDown up in 2011. I want to get to the WWE Draft 2011 pretty soon, so that's my main focus for the next week. Three replies minimum for the next show to be posted. I am aiming to get in front of the WWE before the end of May so I can work my own storylines without them clashing with the real WWE ones. So, if you don't get three, we will never get another show? If i used that, I'd never continue anything!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 26, 2011 16:06:15 GMT -5
Just for those wondering, my WWE 2011 is not dead. I'll be continuing both, as both are very different. My 2010 is in a completely different dimension and will probably be updated more frequently, but my 2011 will keep going. I just really want to bring it back as I enjoyed writing it, while my 2011 was just getting interesting, so I won't be stopping it. I think its kinda funny that you are doing two diaries virtually during the same time frame.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 25, 2011 13:19:05 GMT -5
Bob's 2CW diary has inspired me to perhaps try a UK independent promotion diary. Maybe FWA... Do it up! We gotta get some different promotions on here! Also, when is the next HOF voting?
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 24, 2011 19:42:46 GMT -5
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 24, 2011 19:41:40 GMT -5
2CW Roster: Brodie Lee: Face Cheech: Heel Cloudy: Heel Colin Olsen: Heel Dizzie: Face Eddie Edwards: Face Frankie Arion: Face Isys Ephex: Face Jason Axe: Heel JD Love: Heel Jimmy Olsen: Heel John Walters: Heel Josh Daniels: Face K-Murda: Face K-Pusha: Face Loca Vida: Face Portia Perez: Heel Slyck Wagner Brown: Tweener Spike Dudley: Face Steve Kruz: Heel Steve Mackenzie: Heel Zaquary Springate III: Heel
Tag Teams: All Money Is Legal (K-Murda/K-Pusha) Killer Steves (Steve Kruz/Steve Mackenzie) Up In Smoke (Cheech/Cloudy)
Ring Announcer: Bob Foley
Commentator: Bob Foley
Monthly Shows: January 21st, 2006: February 18th, 2006: March 18th, 2006: March 19th, 2006: April 8th, 2006: May 13th, 2006: June 10th, 2006: July 15th, 2006: August: TBA September: TBA October: TBA November: TBA December: TBA
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 24, 2011 19:41:14 GMT -5
Squared Circle Wrestling came about when three childhood friends decided to follow their dream to run a wrestling company. However, this company wasnÂ’t going to be the type you would see on television. 2CW will have storylines but will not consist of embarrassing angles that do not even involve wrestling at all. The three wrestlers were JD Love, Isys Ephex and Zaquary Springate III. All three men were big fans of the territory days of wrestling and decided that 2CW would be something of that affect.
Monthly programming will be taking place on SaturdayÂ’s, but will not be televised. Instead, those will be coming out on DVD.
Squared Circle Wrestling has a good mix of wrestlers, mainly from the NWA Upstate promotion. 2CW has a working agreement with NWA Upstate to use their talent and vice versa. 2CW also has former ECW/WWE wrestler Spike Dudley on their roster to give them some name power for their promotion. Here is a introduction to the 2CW roster with a description of their personality.
Brodie Lee: Brodie is a big man who is easy going until you piss him off. Lee is very popular in the Upstate NY area and fans were very pleased to have him be apart of the 2CW roster. LeeÂ’s finisher is a running yakuza kick and a spinning side slam.
Cheech and Cloudy: Also known as Up In Smoke are a talented tag team. They will do whatever they feel like doing and arenÂ’t afraid to insult the fans.
Colin Olsen: Colin believes that the fans should bow down to him because he has made it to the big times. Even though he has only competed in dark matches or jobber matches he is delirious to the fact that he isnÂ’t a superstar. Colin doesnÂ’t believe anyone in 2CW is in his league.
Dizzie: A simple ass kicking thug who isnÂ’t going to allow wrestlers to put down his family (the fans) or himself. A popular wrestler in 2CW.
Eddie Edwards: A very talented young wrestler who has been steadily making a name for himself on the independent scene. Fans respect Edwards for his risk taking and his ability to actually wrestle.
Frankie Arion: The typical underdog who never gives up no matter what. Arion may be small, but he always takes it to his opponents and is never a easy guy to defeat.
Isys Ephex: Ephex has been coined “2CW’s People’s Champion” by the fans. Fans adore this man for his confident attitude, but also because he respects the fans for respecting him. 2CW is a new company but he appears to be the guy the fans want to cheer on.
Jason Axe: Axe is very new to the business and hasn’t achieved anything. However, he calls himself “The Main Event” Jason Axe. Axe believes that he has the ability to be the main event star for 2CW. He isn’t going to be satisfied until he gets that spot.
JD Love: A 400lbs man who acts like he weighs only 200lbs. Most fans are disgusted by his actions in the ring, but it doesnÂ’t bother JD at all. Which makes the fans hate him even more. Sometimes, JD gives out a lap dance to a lucky audience member.
Jimmy Olsen: Olsen is one of the most hated men in the Upstate NY wrestling scene. Olsen believes himself to be the most handsome man in the world and finds all wrestling fans to be stupid. Olsen truly believes that he is the best thing to ever walk the face of the earth.
John Walters: Walters is simple. Walters doesnÂ’t talk smack and doesnÂ’t care about what people think about him. He goes out to the ring, kicks some ass and gets his paycheck. Walters only focus is wrestling, not the fans.
Josh Daniels: The hometown kid, which automatically makes him the biggest baby face for 2CW. Daniels style is very similar to Chris Benoit.
K-Murda and K-Pusha: Friends of Dizzie, they are very similar. The fans like their style of risk taking. They go by the name of All Money Is Legal.
Loca Vida: A masked luchadore who believes he is from Mexico. He is from Mexico, but that would be Mexico, New York. Vida doesnÂ’t have any limits, and doesnÂ’t speak any English.
Portia Perez: Considering she is the only women wrestler in the company, she has gone out to proclaim herself the Queen of 2CW as no women dares to sign with the company because of her.
Slyck Wagner Brown: “The Underground King” as he calls himself believes that he is the best thing going today on the independent scene. No one can deny his skills, but his attitude can sometimes rub people the wrong way.
Spike Dudley: Dudley doesn’t let pain keep him down. Dudley will keep coming at you no matter what. Dudley is without question the biggest “name” for 2CW as they open their doors. Dudley isn’t going to allow the young guys to walk all over him and has a lot left to give the wrestling world. Steve Kruz and Steve Mackenzie: The Killer Steves are a hated tag team in the Upstate NY area. They strongly believe that no tag team can beat them. Kruz is the serious butt kicker while Mackenzie is known to be the goofball of the tag team.
Zaquary Springate III: The England native has been a very successful independent wrestler. Springate has pinned Jimmy Snuka as a highlight win of his career. Springate doesn’t believe that American wrestlers are “quality wrestlers”. Springate has made it clear that he will show 2CW what a real wrestler looks like.
NOTE: Yes, I tried this just over a year ago, but didn't go through with it. But, this time I'm going to try and get it off the ground. Last time i unrealistically got a television deal. So, here we go, folks!
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 17, 2011 15:20:59 GMT -5
Guys, I want your opinions on this. Well, EWR is at it again. For some reason why WCW has released Rey Mysterio JR. and I would like to sign him to expand my Light Heavyweight division, but I'm not sure how realistic it would be. Would it be fine if I signed him? I don't see the problem with signing him. After all, in your game, you are trying to keep business going and all that. At the end of the day, you are trying to be a successful company. It may not be realistic, but its a game. Have fun with t. Just don't have him pin Austin clean for his debut.
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Bob Bob Bobelow
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 17, 2011 15:10:30 GMT -5
Opinions? I like it. It fits Rhodes current pissed off attitude and the color of Extreme Rules really works well with it.
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Apr 16, 2011 6:18:30 GMT -5
January 4th, 2002: Dayton, Ohio
I took a risk accepting a booking from Ian Rotten. He has a reputation for stiffing his workers on the night of the shows and doing a poor job of marketing his shows. I’ve been told by guys like CM Punk, a regular in IWA-MS, that they work in front of thirty people or less. Rotten pretty much begged me to be on the show, citing that he greatly enjoyed my work. So, I agreed to take a risk and see if perhaps this could lead to a new partnership of sorts. I’m always looking to expand my popularity outside of the East Coast.
It figures that their show I am booked for takes place in Ohio instead of Indiana, where their company is based out of. I figured that Ian was hoping that my name would attract people from the surrounding areas. He was also banking on former WWF wrestler Road Dogg to attract fans. There was some excitement for the show as I arrived to the high school the show was taking place in.
As I arrived, several of the guys working the show like Punk, Cabana and Hero were actually setting up the ring. They have each been in the business for a handful of years, and I just thought it was odd to see them putting the ring together, but they seemed to not be bothered by it. Once they got the ring set up, I noticed that the ropes were really loose and the canvas was rather close to the floor. They didn’t have an apron covering the bottom of the ring, which just made the presentation look unattractive, I guess. The guys did a good job working with what they were told, but I didn’t believe it was a safe ring. So, I talked to Ian who said that he preferred loose ropes because the high flyers can get better spring and when running the ropes it “doesn’t hurt my back.” To be fair, I can’t recall a time when Ian has ever run the ropes, and I have watched plenty of ECW tapes in my day.
The show was supposed to start at 7pm, but apparently Road Dogg didn’t know that and didn’t arrive to the building until 8:30. As a result, he completely missed an autograph signing that roughly a hundred or so fans were waiting for. Some of them recognized me as I walked around the building killing time, so at least some people got an autograph, whether it was the one they wanted or not.
Dogg had arrived to the show right before intermission and when he entered the room I knew that something wasn’t right with him. He had been fired from WWF because of a drug issue, and it became clear that the issue had not been resolved. He was booked to wrestle Ace Steel later on in the night, who is considered to be one of the better all around wrestlers in the promotion. Steel trained Punk and Cabana who are becoming great workers in their own right. I could tell that Steel was disappointed with how Dogg had arrived to the building, but didn’t come across as upset towards Dogg.
Ian entered the locker room acting as if Dogg arriving late was totally cool. Ian told Steel that he wanted Dogg to get plenty of offense and have the match last about eight minutes. As they laid the match out, I sat there shocked that Rotten was putting Dogg over.
I had to get ready for my own match against a scrawny worker named Nate Webb. Webb couldn’t be more than 120lbs, so anything I do will look a lot more vicious then it really is. Webb is a good kid who was receptive to everything I had to offer to the match and told him that I would go out of my way to make him look good. We went on right after intermission.
Christopher Daniels vs. Nate Webb
Daniels controlled Webb early on with mat based wrestling that saw Daniels work on Webb’s arm and upper back. Webb battled back with a swinging neck breaker after being sent into the ropes by Daniels. Webb follows up with a standing moonsault for a two count. Daniels ducks under a clothesline before connecting with a jawbreaker and a spinning leg lariat. Daniels attempts a springboard moonsault but Webb gets his knees up. Webb delivers a gut buster and leaps off the middle rope connecting with a leg drop for a two count. Daniels gets out of a vertical suplex attempt and hits Webb with a STO! Daniels manages to connect with a springboard moonsault but doesn’t go for the cover. Instead, Daniels waits for Webb to get up and plants Webb with Angels Wings to win the bout.
(Daniels b. Webb in 8:19, **1/4)
I was pretty happy with the match with Webb. Considering he doesn’t have much training, I think we did the best we could. Ian overly put the match over as a fantastic bout and all that, something he would say after every match. It’s just his way of motivation and appreciation I suppose. After washing my face and getting the sweat off, I watched the remainder of the show.
Of note, CM Punk and Colt Cabana put on a great contest. It really should have main evented as the fans just erupted for the contest. I really enjoyed it and instantly knew I wanted to work with both men, whether it is in IWA-MS or somewhere else. The actual main event saw a drugged up Road Dogg defeat Ace Steel after a botched pump handle slam. Not a great way to close the show, I thought.
After the show, Rotten managed to pay the guys and actually tipped Webb, Punk and Cabana for their efforts. I was fine with not getting a tip because I didn’t feel like it was needed. However, for the young guys it could be a huge motivational tool and really uplifting.
I was incredibly shocked to see Ian give Dogg a wad of cash and a couple of pills. I asked Dogg what they were, out of fear that it was something other than pain pills, but Dogg assured me that it was for his back and that he wouldn’t take drugs and drive home. He popped them in his mouth right in front of me.
I enjoyed my time with IWA-MS. There are several guys in the company that I would greatly enjoy to work with and might only be able to work with them in IWA-MS. I told Ian that I would gladly comeback for their show on Jan. 10th, which Ian had been pushing me to appear on throughout the night.
I have no time to relax as I need to make a long journey to Delaware to work for a company I made name in, ECWA. Over 390 miles on the road until I arrive, it’s going to be a long travel.
To be continued…
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