2014 Result Compilation: SICW

Saturday 1/18 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Brandon Gallagher d. Shorty Biggs; Gallagher held onto the referee to block the Shortcut(corkscrew snapmare driver), then got the pin with feet on the ropes.
-Gary Jackson & Big Jim Hoffarth d. Alexandre Rudolph & Joker; Jackson and Rudolph fought outside the ring and Hoffarth slammed Joker before pinning him with the big splash. Gary and Jim celebrated their win but Rudolph attacked Gary from behind and frontslammed him before Hoffarth ran him off.
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed Bushwhacker Luke Williams, but they were interrupted by Travis Cook. Cook claimed that SICW was bringing in all the big stars of the past to leech off his stable's drawing power...in response, Luke asked Herb to leave the ring so he could deal with Travis personally. Luke cornered Travis but Dave Vaughn jumped him from behind...the Bushwhacker fought off Vaughn and beat down Cook in the corner before delivering a Stinkface!
-Daniel Eads d. Frank Wyatt by DQ when Wyatt threw Eads over the top rope. Wyatt was upset about the decision and tossed Eads out of the ring again, but finally retreated when Eads re-entered the ring with payback on his mind.
-Herb Simmons interviewed Lucy Mendez and announced that Angelus Layne was unable to appear due to transportation problems. "Gentleman" Jake Parnell entered the ring and said he would face Mendez in an intergender match...but his disrespectful attitude earned him a slap from Lucy.
-Lucy Mendez d. Jake Parnell in an intergender match. Parnell got frustrated over his inability to finish off Mendez and brought a chair into the ring; the referee stopped him from using it and Lucy capitalized with a kick to the groin as the referee was getting the chair out of the ring. Lucy followed up with a DDT to get the win.
-Classic Champion Ken Kasa & Dave Vaughn(w/ Travis Cook) d. Jake Dirden & Heath Hatton. The Travis Cook Organization had a few moments of miscommunication that allowed Dirden & Hatton to take advantage. Kasa and Dirden fought on the floor as Vaughn speared Hatton for the victory.
-Chaz Wesson d. Ax Allwardt with a sunset flip out of the corner.
-Flash Flanagan d. Ron Powers with Ricky Cruz as the special guest referee. Ricky seemed to call the match down the middle, but he appeared to be favoring Powers at times. Late in the match, Flanagan swung at Powers and hit Cruz by mistake; as Cruz was dazed from the shot, he didn't see Powers covering after a powerslam. Powers hit a diving headbutt off the middle rope and Cruz recovered enough to make a slow two-and-a-half count. Cruz encouraged Powers to finish off Flanagan with the piledriver...but as Powers set up for the move, Cruz shockingly superkicked him and fast-counted Flanagan's pin! Cruz and Flanagan both stomped on the fallen Powers after the match; Jake Dirden hit the ring to help but took a superkick from Cruz as well. Powers finally brought a chair into the ring and that convinced Cruz and Flanagan to retreat...

Saturday 2/15 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Joker d. Andino Giovanni after a TKO.
-Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt d. Daniel Eads. Eads impressively picked up the 300-plus-pounder for a Samoan Drop, but missed an elbowdrop and Wyatt got the pin with a handful of tights.
-Gary Jackson d. Purple Passion with the Texas Cloverleaf.
-Ax Allwardt d. Bobby D with a small package driver(a la Seth Rollins' God's Last Gift).
-Heath Hatton fought Dave Vaughn(w/ Travis Cook) to a double-knockout draw finish. Travis was ejected from ringside after the referee caught him ramming Hatton into the ringpost. The wrestlers hit heads as both attempted flying shoulderblocks at the same time; neither man was able to answer the ten-count.
-Ironman Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) d. Big Jim Hoffarth to retain the Classic Title. Kasa worked on the leg for most of the match and took out the knee again when Hoffarth set up for a chokeslam. That opening led to Kasa edging out the win with a small package.
-Ron Powers & Jake Dirden d. Ricky Cruz & Flash Flanagan; Powers brawled with Cruz outside the ring and hit Flanagan with a chair from the floor, leading to Dirden getting the pin on Flash after a Brody-style kneedrop.

Saturday 3/22 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Waco d. Andino Giovanni; Giovanni appeared to injure his shoulder early in the bout, so Waco snapmared him to the mat and quickly hooked him for the pin.
-Big Jim Hoffarth d. Max Archer; Waco interfered in the match, but Texan fought him off and went on to beat Archer after a chokeslam and double-underhook powerbomb.
-Heath Hatton d. Matt Cage after the falling DDT.
-Ring announcer Ben Simon interviewed Chris Hargas; he announced that he had been out of action with an injury but would be returning to the ring very soon.
-Shorty Biggs d. Jake Parnell after the Shortcut.
-Gary Jackson d. Mallaki Matthews with the Texas Cloverleaf.
-Chaz Wesson d. Ricky Cruz by DQ when Cruz blatantly hit Wesson in the head with a steel chair. Cruz wasn't done for the night as he continued his abuse of the bloodied Old School Warrior; Shorty Biggs hit the ring to defend Chaz but Ricky fought him off. Commissioner Keith Smith stood up for his former tag team partner but Cruz laid him out as well. Referee Keith Smith Jr. finally ran out with a chair and that convinced Cruz to leave the ring.
-Ron Powers & Daniel Eads d. Ax Allwardt & Frankie Wyatt; Eads pinned Wyatt after Powers rocket-launched him off the top rope into a flying Superman Punch.
-Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) d. Jake Dirden in a best-of-three-falls match to retain the Classic Title. Dirden won the first fall with the Asiatic Spike in about twenty-two minutes. Kasa kicked off the turbuckles to counter another Spike, but this time Dirden rolled off his shoulders to escape the pin attempt. The wrestlers tumbled out of the ring and Kasa ran Dirden into the ringpost, then Cook pulled Dirden's feet out from under him as he attempted to re-enter the ring; that led to Dirden being counted out at about the twenty-four minute mark. Things broke down in the third fall as neither man could keep the other down and Travis blatantly entered the ring to get involved in the match. In the chaos, Dirden threw Kasa over the top rope and then threw Cook across the ring, accidentally knocking down referee Jay King. The official finally called for the DQ at 35:34 due to Dirden throwing Kasa over the top rope, meaning Kasa won the match and retained his title.

Saturday 3/29 in Caseyville, IL:
-Shorty Biggs d. Dark Secret with the Def Jam(top-rope legdrop).
-Daniel Eads won a three-way dance with Frankie Wyatt and Max Archer. Eads eliminated Archer after a short-arm clothesline, but Archer hung around ringside and interfered in the match. That backfired as Wyatt picked up Eads for a slam, but tripped over Archer and Eads fell on top for the pin.
-Big Jim Hoffarth d. Brent Myers with the big splash.
-Manager Travis Cook came out to talk up Classic Champion Ken Kasa and trash Kasa's opponent Heath Hatton; that brought out Hatton who chased Cook away from the ringside area.
-Gary Jackson d. Joker; Joker hit a running senton and made an arrogant cover, but Gary crucifixed him to the mat for the three-count. The two shook hands after the match.
-Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) d. Heath Hatton by countout to retain the Classic Title. Hatton nearly got the win after a spear, but Travis pulled the referee out of the ring before the three-count. The fight spilled out of the ring and Hatton charged at Kasa only to hit the ringpost when Kasa moved aside. Cook hit Hatton with the title belt from behind, leading to the countout and Kasa retaining his title. Heath got some revenge after the match when he finally got his hands on Travis Cook...but Kasa walked out with his championship intact.
-Ron Powers & Chaz Wesson d. Ricky Cruz & Ax Allwardt in a best-of-three-falls match. Powers & Wesson won the first fall by DQ when Cruz shoved referee Keith Smith Jr.; this stemmed from last week's show when Keith Jr. ran Ricky out of the ring with a chair in defense of his father. All four men fought in the second fall and Ricky took another swing at Keith Jr., but Keith ducked the punch and slapped him! In the chaos, Wesson got the pin on Ax with a cross-bodyblock off the top rope.

Saturday 4/26 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Joker d. Ax Allwardt by DQ when Ax didn't release a chokehold at the five-count (5:36).
-Flash Flanagan d. "Dirdey" Jake Dirden by blocking a rollup out of the corner and holding the ropes for illegal leverage (8:14).
-Daniel Eads d. Mallaki Matthews; Matthews hit a Beautiful Disaster kick, but when he went for it again, Eads intercepted the move with a mid-air Superman Punch for the win (7:17).
-"The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs fought Matt Cage to a ten-minute time-limit draw. Cage declined any potential overtime...
-Big Jim Hoffarth fought Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt to a double DQ when referee Jay King was caught in the middle as the two collided in mid-ring (4:18).
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson d. Classic Champion "Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) by DQ; Cook blatantly interfered to break up Gary's Texas Cloverleaf and save the title for Kasa (12:16). Kasa and Cook handcuffed Gary to the ropes and beat him down until Daniel Eads and Shorty Biggs ran them off. Promoter Herb Simmons would later announce that Jackson would get a title rematch on May 17th, but Travis Cook would be handcuffed to former local wrestling manager Big Daddy!
-Heath Hatton d. "The Iceman" Howard Moritz with the LeBell Lock (9:16).
-The war of words escalated between Ron Powers and Ricky Cruz over who deserved a title shot; that led Travis Cook to propose a loser-leaves-town match between the two! Ricky agreed on the grounds that he finally get his title shot if he wins...
-Ron Powers & "The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson d. Ricky Cruz & Bull Bronson when Powers rolled up Cruz (14:04).

Saturday 5/17 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed local DJs Mad Maynard and Jackie McCoy to start the show. Max Archer interrupted to complain about other people stealing his spotlight and earned a slap from Jackie for his efforts.
-Ax Allwardt & "The Iceman" Howard Moritz d. "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads & Joker; Joker went for a bodyslam on Ax but The Iceman clipped him and Ax fell on top for the pin (8:45).
-"The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson d. Max Archer via powerslam (1:20). Jackie McCoy was the special guest ring announcer.
-"Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) d. "Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson(w/ Big Daddy) to retain the Classic Title; Travis was handcuffed to Big Daddy. Travis managed to trip up Jackson at one point, so Big Daddy retaliated by tripping Kasa. Kasa and Jackson traded pinning combinations, but Kasa was able to counter a Texas Cloverleaf attempt into a small package for the three-count (11:00).
-Herb interviewed Jim Cornette in the ring about the 55th anniversary of Wrestling At The Chase.
-Big Jim Hoffarth d. Waco after the big splash (10:43). Hoffarth added a double-underhook powerbomb after the bell.
-Flash Flanagan d. "The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs via Buff Blockbuster (9:56).
-"Dirdey" Jake Dirden & Heath Hatton d. Bull Bronson & Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt by DQ when Bronson threw Hatton over the top rope (9:23). Bronson & Wyatt sought to do some post-match damage to Dirden but Heath ran them off with a chair.
-Ricky Cruz d. Ron Powers in a no-DQ loser-leaves-town match. Flash Flanagan ran in to attack Powers, but Ron fought him off...Powers hit the piledriver, but Flanagan pulled referee Keith Smith Jr. out of the ring and rammed him into the ringpost. Jay King ran in to count a near-fall for Powers, then Jim Hoffarth arrived at the ringside area to run off Flash. Later in the bout, Travis Cook sent Kasa and Bronson into the ring to seemingly attack both men; they fought off Kasa and Bronson, then Cruz encouraged Powers to piledrive Cook. However, the loss of focus cost Powers as Cruz superkicked him and got the three-count! (8:23) Cruz, Cook, and Bronson waved goodbye as Powers left through the side door of the venue...
-Cook wasted no time in gloating over his accomplishments for the night, then turned his attention to Cornette at the merchandise table. Cornette entered the ring with tennis racket in hand, leading to a lengthy war of words between the two managers. Cornette put down the racket and threatened to deal with Cook personally, but Ken Kasa hit the ring to hold Cornette back. Cook prepared to attack Cornette, but Heath Hatton hit the ring to fight off Kasa! With the champion out of the picture, Cornette whacked Cook down to the mat with his famous tennis racket!
-Heath Hatton won a fourteen-man battle royal (8:15). Eliminations: Max Archer, Joker, Waco, "The Iceman" Howard Moritz, Chaz Wesson, Ax Allwardt, Shorty Biggs, Big Jim Hoffarth, Flash Flanagan(Hoffarth had just been eliminated by Flanagan and pulled Flash over the ropes from the floor), Jake Dirden, Daniel Eads, Frankie Wyatt, and Bull Bronson.

Saturday 6/21 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Joker d. Dark Secret with a backslide (5:28).
-Ax Allwardt d. Outtkast with a small package driver (7:21).
-"The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson d. Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt with a sunset flip off the top rope (3:26).
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase in the ring about his history with St. Louis wrestling.
-"Dirdey" Jake Dirden d. Mike Outlaw with the Asiatic Spike (2:01).
-"The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs d. "The Iceman" Howard Moritz via Shortcut(corkscrew snapmare driver) (7:45).
-"Night Train/Great One/Gorgeous" Gary Jackson d. Bull Bronson(w/ Travis Cook) by DQ when Bronson threw Jackson over the top rope (4:31).
-Big Jim Hoffarth fought Flash Flanagan to a double countout (3:32).
-Heath Hatton & "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads d. Classic Champion "Ironman" Ken Kasa & "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz(w/ Travis Cook) when Hatton made Kasa tap out to the Crippler Crossface (16:23).

Saturday 7/26 in East Carondelet, IL:
-The show started with a replaying of part of Larry Matysik's acceptance speech for the National Wrestling Hall Of Fame in Iowa.
-Joker d. "Dead Sexy" Daniel Gunner after a superkick (3:49).
-Outtkast d. J.J. Garrett with the Case Study (4:00).
-Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt & Waco d. Big Jim Hoffarth in a handicap match; a cheapshot by Waco set up a big clothesline by Wyatt, then Waco tagged in to drop an elbow from the top rope for the victory (5:58).
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson & "Dirdey" Jake Dirden d. Flash Flanagan & Ax Allwardt when Jackson rolled up Flanagan (7:33).
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed visiting legend Ox Baker about his wrestling career as well as his movie credits.
-Matt Cage d. Bobby D after a jumping leg lariat (5:17).
-Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) d. Mallaki Matthews with a Diamond Cutter (2:38).
-"The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz d. "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads after the second superkick of the match (12:29).
-Heath Hatton d. "Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) to win the Classic Title. Cook interfered a few times and that brought out Red River Jack & Big Daddy. Each man survived the other's best moves, but Hatton finally caught Kasa in the Crippler Crossface in the middle of the ring. Cook picked up a chair with the intent to interfere, but Red River Jack & Big Daddy held him at bay and Kasa was finally forced to tap out, making Hatton the fifth SICW Classic Wrestling Champion (19:12)!

Saturday 8/16 in East Carondelet, IL:
-"All About Me" Mallaki Matthews d. Joker after a Union Jack-style neckbreaker off the second rope (3:26).
-"The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads d. "Money" Matt Cage; Cage ducked and covered when Eads went for the Superman Punch, so Eads stopped short and sunset-flipped him for the flash pin (11:15).
-"Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook & Bull Bronson) d. Farmer Billy Hills after the John Wu Dropkick (8:40).
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff in the ring but was interrupted by Flash Flanagan. After Orndorff grabbed Flash's kendo stick away from him, Flanagan complained that Orndorff once blew him off for an autograph request when he was a young fan. Flash made a big production out of producing one of his own 8x10 pictures and autographing it for Orndorff's benefit(even addressing it "To PAULA"), but Orndorff ripped up the 8x10 in short order.
-Mohamad Ali Vaez d. J.J. Garrett with the camel clutch (5:05). Vaez attacked Garrett before the ring introductions and spoke to the crowd in his native language before the bout officially started. Afterwards, he let everyone know(in English) that he was there to make an impact.
-Red River Jack(w/ "The Famous" Big Daddy) d. Ax Allwardt with the Double-R-J(Diamond Cutter) (5:10). Jack abused Ax with the timekeeper's table after the bell.
-Flash Flanagan, Bull Bronson, & Waco(w/ Travis Cook) d. "Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson, Big Jim Hoffarth, & "The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs in an elimination tag match. Hoffarth hit Waco from the ring apron and Shorty got the pin after the Shortcut(corkscrew snapmare driver) in 6:36. Waco returned the favor by snapping Hoffarth's throat off the top rope behind the referee's back, allowing Bronson to roll up Hoffarth for a three-count in 8:44. Shorty was the next to be eliminated as Bull pinned him after a Samoan Drop in 11:36. That left Gary alone against two opponents, but he took advantage of a backfired double-team and countered a Bronson slam attempt with an inside cradle, getting the fall at 13:42. However, Flanagan had the last laugh as he KOed Jackson with a foreign object hidden in his trunks; he got the winning pinfall in 14:32.
-Before the main event, Travis Cook wanted Herb Simmons to guarantee him that Ken Kasa would get his title rematch against the winner of the Hatton-Cruz matchup. Herb wanted Travis to apologize to the fans for insulting them...which Travis did in his own backhanded way.
-Heath Hatton d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz to retain the Classic Title. Ricky said that Herb wanted him to fight a clean match in order to get his long-awaited title shot. Each man survived some of the other's best moves, but the referee was accidentally knocked down when Cruz sidestepped a Hatton spear. Cruz connected with his third superkick of the match and covered Heath, but there was no referee to make the pin count. Big Daddy made an appearance at ringside, distracting Cruz and setting him up for a Double-R-J from Red River Jack...Hatton, unaware of the interference, revived and made the cover on Cruz as the referee recovered to make the three-count (16:32).

Saturday 9/20 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Big Jim Hoffarth & Farmer Billy Hills d. Christian Rose & Ax Allwardt when Hoffarth pinned Rose after the chokeslam (9:27).
-Bull Bronson d. "Dirdey" Jake Dirden; Dirden tried to cut off Bronson on the top rope, but Bronson fell on top of the superplex attempt and got the pinfall (9:28).
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson fought Mohamad Ali Vaez to a no-contest; the referee lost control of the brawl and threw the match out after both men shoved him away (5:00).
-Promoter Herb Simmons interviewed WWE Hall Of Famer Koko B. Ware in the ring. Koko called the younger fans in attendance to ringside and talked to them about following their dreams. Herb also brought out Gary Jackson to talk about his and Koko's formative years in the wrestling business.
-Bobby D & Shiloh Jonze d. "The Money" Matt Cage & "All About Me" Mallaki Matthews; Jonze pinned Mallaki after a Trouble In Paradise-style flying roundhouse kick (7:35).
-Flash Flanagan d. "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads. Eads tweaked his knee when he delivered a double-axhandle off the top rope, then reaggravated it when he hit an inverted atomic drop. The veteran Flanagan was able to take advantage of the injury and focused on the leg, wearing Eads down with a figure-four leglock. Flanagan finally trapped Eads in an anklelock; Eads didn't tap out but the referee called for the bell, declaring Eads unable to continue (14:16). Flanagan didn't stop there as he did more damage to the leg with his kendo stick and a steel chair...Classic Champion Heath Hatton finally hit the ring to run off Flanagan. Flash said that he was wondering what it would take to get the champion's attention...
-Red River Jack(w/ "The Famous" Big Daddy) d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz by countout. The competitive matchup saw Jack survive Cruz's superkick and nearly deliver the Double-R-J(Diamond Cutter); at that point, Cruz bailed out of the ring and walked away from the match (9:06). Ricky got the house microphone and claimed he knew the identity of the masked man: "I know it's you, RON!"
-Heath Hatton d. "Ironman" Ken Kasa by countout to retain the Classic Title; Kasa's manager Travis Cook was banned from the building. Kasa tried to cheat with a foreign object in his boot, but the referee caught him; that led to the official accidentally getting knocked down in a collision. Hatton got a hold of the metal baton in Kasa's boot, but Kasa stopped him from using it with a low blow. The referee recovered to count Kasa's pin attempt, but Hatton barely got his shoulder up at 2 1/2. The two fought on the edge of the ring and that led to Hatton spearing Kasa off the apron, causing Kasa to hit his head on the edge of the timekeeper's table...after that, Kasa was unable to beat the ten-count back into the ring (15:55). Flanagan ran out to attack Hatton...but Daniel Eads limped out to the ring and Flash backed off. However, Flanagan challenged Hatton to defend his title against the "real champion" in the near future...

Saturday 9/27 in Fairmont City, IL:
-Shiloh Jonze d. "Dead Sexy" Daniel Gunner after a Trouble In Paradise-style flying roundhouse kick (5:45).
-"The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads d. "Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) by countout; they initially wrestled to a fifteen-minute time-limit draw but promoter Herb Simmons granted Eads' request for five more minutes. Kasa immediately bailed out of the ring after the restart and took a walk for the countout.
-Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) d. Bubba Trohl with the Double-R-J (4:08).
-Mohamad Ali Vaez d. Farmer Billy Hills via Akbar Clutch(cobra clutch from the camel clutch position) (6:54).
-Big Jim Hoffarth & Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz & Waco. The match started with Hoffarth teaming with The Tornado, but Tornado tweaked his knee and had to be helped to the backstage area. Big Daddy offered Jack's services as a substitute tag team partner and Herb Simmons made it official, leading to Jack and Cruz renewing their recent hostilities. In the end, Hoffarth pinned Waco after the big splash (9:43).
-Heath Hatton d. Flash Flanagan by reversed decision to retain the Classic Title. The referee was knocked down and Flanagan took the opportunity to bash Hatton in the head with his kendo stick; Flash scored the pin as the ref recovered to make the three-count (11:01). However, Daniel Eads told the referee what had happened and the official saw that Flanagan's kendo stick was splintered from the deed, so he overturned his initial ruling. This triggered a post-match fight; Ken Kasa ran in to back up Flanagan, but Hatton and Eads sent them out of the ring with dropkicks. Flanagan took out his frustrations on the referee with the broken kendo stick.
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson & "Dirdey" Jake Dirden d. Bull Bronson & Ax Allwardt(w/ Travis Cook) when Jackson pinned Ax with a sunset flip as Dirden & Bronson brawled on the floor (10:13).

Saturday 10/11 in Swansea, IL:
-Gary Jackson d. Ricky Cruz by DQ when Mohamad Ali Vaez interfered (8:30); Big Jim Hoffarth made the save.
-Bobby D d. Jade Dawson via Pedigree (4:55).
-Mohamad Ali Vaez d. Robbie Walker with the Akbar Clutch(cobra clutch out of the camel clutch position) (7:21).
-Ken Kasa & Flash Flanagan d. Daniel Eads & Shiloh Jonze when Flanagan pinned Shiloh after hitting him with his kendo stick behind the referee's back (12:35).
-Farmer Billy Hills d. Purple Passion after a swandive headbutt (4:22).
-Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) d. "Dead Sexy" Daniel Gunner & Bubba Trohl in a handicap match when he pinned Gunner after the Double-R-J(RKO) (6:37).
-Big Jim Hoffarth d. Waco after a splash off the second rope (8:05).
-Heath Hatton d. Bull Bronson to retain the Classic Title (5:34).

Saturday 10/18 in East Carondelet, IL:
-"The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson & Farmer Billy Hills d. Ax Allwardt & "Dead Sexy" Daniel Gunner when Chaz pinned Gunner with a cross-bodyblock off the top rope (9:11).
-Ricky Cruz came out to reassert his claim that Red River Jack is actually Ron Powers under the mask...he brought out Travis Cook(w/ Ken Kasa & Bull Bronson) to back him up, leading to a confrontation with Jack and Big Daddy.
-Bobby D d. Frankie "The Thumper" Wyatt with a jackknife cradle (1:03).
-Promoter Herb Simmons announced that the special guest for the November 15th show is scheduled to be Marty Jannetty. He also talked about the upcoming benefit show with the MMWA in Cahokia for John Blackheart and Big Momma Love.
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson fought Mohamad Ali Vaez to a double countout (9:41). Gary spoke his mind after the match, wanting to get his hands on Vaez one more time...
-Herb Simmons did an interview with The One Man Gang about his wrestling career and visiting the St. Louis area.
-The Tornado d. Attila Khan by reversed decision; Khan initially won with a straitjacket hold, but refused to release it after the bell and the official overturned his initial ruling after the five-count (4:55).
-Red River Jack(w/ "The Famous" Big Daddy) d. Bull Bronson(w/ Travis Cook) by DQ when Ken Kasa and Ricky Cruz interfered (4:08); Big Jim Hoffarth made the save, leading into the next bout...
-Big Jim Hoffarth d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz by DQ when Kasa & Bronson(w/ Travis) interfered (5:05); that brought Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) back out to even the sides.
-Classic Champion Heath Hatton & "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads d. "Ironman" Ken Kasa & Flash Flanagan(w/ Travis Cook); Flanagan brought the kendo stick into the ring, leading to battle with Hatton over its possession. Flanagan repeatedly manhandled referee Jay King and tried to use him as a human shield as Heath threatened him with the weapon...leading to King getting fed up and turning his back so that Hatton could nail Flanagan twice with the kendo stick! Hatton got the pin on Flash after that (13:33). After Flanagan recovered, he blew his top and beat down Hatton and Eads with the weapon.

Saturday 11/15 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Promoter Herb Simmons started the show by acknowledging the absence of Marty Jannetty(see previous post), offering refunds to any fans who wanted them. After that, Herb spoke to John Blackheart and Big Momma Love about next week's benefit show.
-They did a ten-bell salute for Ox Baker and Bob Geigel.
-Ax Allwardt d. "The Don Mega" Shorty Biggs after hitting him with a foreign object he had hidden in his tights (8:43).
-Herb interviewed Ron Powers in the ring, leading to a confrontation with Ricky Cruz and Travis Cook. Big Daddy offered a counterpoint and Ricky went after him, but Red River Jack stepped out from behind the entrance curtain...seemingly proving that Ron Powers was NOT the masked RRJ.
-Attila Khan d. The Red Scorpion after an inverted DDT (2:12).
-"The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson d. Mohamad Ali Vaez; Gary Jackson came out to root for Chaz and Vaez got distracted by his presence, leading to Wesson getting the pin with a small package (8:00).
-Shiloh Jonze d. Bubba Troll after a Trouble In Paradise-style flying roundhouse kick followed by a flying forearm off the top rope (6:33).
-Herb Simmons presented Gary Jackson with an award commemorating his military service, but Gary was attacked by Mohamad Ali Vaez afterwards. Vaez beat down Jackson with a chair and locked him in the camel clutch, then challenged him to a final match at the December show before leaving with Gary's camouflage jacket.
-"The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads d. Waco after a discus Superman Punch (8:50).
-Herb announced that Gary vs. Vaez would happen in December and it would be a Texas Death Match.
-Red River Jack & Big Jim Hoffarth(w/ "The Famous" Big Daddy) fought "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz & "Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) to a no-contest as all four men brawled in and out of the ring (12:39). Attila Khan joined the fray on the side of Cruz & Kasa and they nearly got the mask off Red River Jack, but Daniel Eads made the save with a steel chair in hand.
-Flash Flanagan d. Heath Hatton to win the Classic Title. Hatton accidentally knocked the referee down and took Flash down into the Crippler Crossface, but the ref wasn't there to see the tapout. Flanagan bashed Heath with his kendo stick and Hatton barely kicked out of the pin when the ref recovered to count. Heath came back with a spear for a near-fall, then reversed Flanagan into a chair wedged between the turnbuckles...but Flash blocked a rollup attempt and held the ropes for the tainted pin and the championship (15:21)!

Saturday 11/22 in Cahokia, IL(joint show with MMWA):
-MMWA T.V. Champion Moondog Rover & Big Jim Hoffarth d. "Dead Sexy" Daniel Gunner & Bubba Troll when Hoffarth pinned Gunner after the big splash (11:11).
-"Da Bomb" Brian James d. Evan Gelistico(w/ Sean Orleans) after the sitout gourdbuster (10:06).
-"The Wildchild" Billy Diamond d. Jeremy Lightfoot after six Stone Cold Stunners (8:54).
-Brandon Espinosa(w/ Sean Orleans) d. Jr. Heavyweight Champion "Risky Business" Everett Connors via brainbuster to retain the MMWA Heavyweight Title (13:12); Orleans pulled the ref out of the ring after Connors hit the guillotine legdrop, distracting him long enough for Espy to deliver a low blow to set up the finish. This led to an impromptu matchup made by MMWA Co-Commissioner Jim Harris(though Sean Orleans made it non-title)...
-John Blackheart d. MMWA Heavyweight Champion Brandon Espinosa(w/ Sean Orleans)(non-title) after a DDT (3:15).
-Mr. Bibbs d. Barackus via guillotine hold (6:34).
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson d. "Ironman" Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) via small package (11:27).
-"Killer" Keith Smith & Keith Smith Jr. d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz & Attila Khan by DQ (11:52).

Saturday 12/13 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Promoter Herb Simmons talked to the fans about Larry Matysik's recent minor stroke; Larry is still in the hospital, making this the first SICW show he has missed in a long time.
-Sean Vincent & Bobby D d. Brandon Espinosa & Curtis Wylde(w/ Wyldefyre); Wyldefyre tripped up Vincent at one point, but a miscommunication caused Wylde to accidentally knock Espinosa off the ring apron. Vincent capitalized by rolling up Wylde for the pin (8:50); he offered a handshake to Espy after the match, but Espy kicked him below the belt before walking away.
-Attila Khan(w/ Travis Cook) d. "Risky Business" Everett Connors after the inverted DDT (1:46). Khan caught Connors in his own version of the Asiatic Spike after the match; Cook had to put a black hood over his head to calm him down.
-"Dirdey" Jake Dirden d. Ax Allwardt with the Asiatic Spike (5:40).
-Herb Simmons did an interview with Jim Cornette to establish a few things about the main event: No countouts, no DQs, no time limit...there would be a decisive winner.
-Big Jim Hoffarth fought Bubba Troll to a double DQ when both men shoved the referee away as he tried to get between the two (4:58).
-"Ironman" Ken Kasa & Bull Bronson(w/ Travis Cook) d. "The Man Of Tomorrow" Daniel Eads & Shiloh Jonze; Kasa pinned Jonze after he and Bronson hit Jonze with the Hart Attack (11:41).
-"Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One" Gary Jackson d. Mohamad Ali Vaez in a Texas Death Match; the loser of a fall had thirty seconds to get back to his feet or be declared the loser. Vaez got an early flash pin with a backslide but Gary was more surprised than hurt by the move. Later in the match, Vaez was able to win a fall with the Akbar Clutch(cobra clutch out of the camel clutch position) (I couldn't tell if Gary tapped out or passed out in the hold); Gary just barely got back to his feet after that hold. Jackson scored a tapout with the Texas Cloverleaf and it was Vaez's turn to barely beat the count. Gary reversed an Irish whip into a chair wedged in the corner and went to the top rope...Vaez cut him off and hit a superplex, but the referee counted both men's shoulders down as each had an arm draped over the other. That meant both men had to answer the count...and only Gary was able to regain his feet in the thirty-second time period (20:00)!
-Flash Flanagan d. "The Old School Warrior" Chaz Wesson to retain the Classic Title by rolling through a blind cross-bodyblock off the top rope and holding the tights (6:45).
-Red River Jack(w/ Big Daddy) d. "The King Of Chaos" Ricky Cruz(w/ Travis Cook & Attila Khan) in a no-countout-no-DQ match with RRJ's mask on the line and Jim Cornette as the special guest referee. Before the match even started, Cornette appointed Jake Dirden as the special ringside enforcer and banned Khan from ringside. He also entrusted Dirden with his trademark tennis racket to use against any interfering parties. Cruz survived a Double-R-J(RKO/Diamond Cutter) and Jack survived Cruz's superkick. Dirden stopped Ken Kasa from interfering, but Flash Flanagan entered the ringside area through the back door to attack Dirden from behind...the two brawled away from the ringside area and completely out of the building. Cornette got into a tussle with Travis Cook, leading to Cruz hitting Jack with the tennis racket for a close near-fall. Ricky confronted Cornette over his pin count, but that allowed RRJ to recover and blast Cruz with the tennis racket for the victory (9:29)!