Now, as promised, a special comment about Sunday's St. Louis Anarchy show at the Spaulding Hall Club in Alton, Illinois.
DISCLAIMER: I'm biased. Deal with it.
The Midwest got a few inches of snow on Sunday morning, but the roads were clear by showtime...despite that, attendance was noticably down for the second part of the weekend doubleheader. I suspect fans may have been worn out from the lengthy Saturday event as well, but that's just my own theory. At least this time there were no worries about travel issues as Chris Hero was already in town.
Your event host was Jordan Lacey, your ring announcer was Sean Orleans, and your referees were Brandon Tolle, Austin Heiberg, and P.J. Drummond.
Lacey started the show by introducing new Heavyweight Champion Mat Fitchett. Fitchett was showing the battle scars from his title win the night before...and he told the fans that he wasn't cleared to wrestle due to a concussion. That brought out Christian Rose to claim a case of testicular deficiency on the titleholder's part...and THAT brought out Gerald James & Dorian Victor to confront Rose over his betrayal. Gerald was banged up as well, but Rose backed out of the ring...leaving Fitchett and Gerald to do the mutual-respect thing. Fitchett said he'd be more than happy to grant James a rematch once he was cleared to return to action.
Steve O. Reno vs. "Buck Nasty" Bucky Collins: Indie guys seem to change their theme music all the time, so recognition by music can be tough. Of course it's a bit easier when there's a double-shot like this one, so I was able to ID Bucky by the song "I Touch Myself" by Divinyls. Bwahahaha. This time around, Reno was the clear fan favorite...they had a standoff over their respective "sexy vests", leading to several cases of wardrobe abuse. THAT VEST HAS A FAMILY~! (...I'll keep saying it until someone laughs...*waits for awkward laughter*...okay then...) Bucky won and Reno lost on Saturday, so I guess this evened things out for them; Reno got the victory with a Buff Blockbuster in 9:59. The match featured such chants as "Vest! Vest! Vest!"(a la "Yes! Yes! Yes!") and "Vest In The World!"...outstanding.
Stephen Wolf vs. "Dirty" Andy Dalton: Wolf had a fine pair of outings in his Anarchy debut weekend while Dalton went 2-0...it wasn't pretty on his side of things, but you wouldn't expect that from a guy named "Dirty". Maybe he should feud with Jake Dirden over that. Anywho, Dalton won a solid match after a cheapshot while using the referee as a shield...he finished with a piledriver in 6:53 or so(I forgot to write down the exact time...oopsie).
Roscoe Eat Lisa("Zesty" Zakk Sawyers & "The Big Mustache On Campus" Mikey McFinnegan) vs. Team I.O.U.("The Down-South Dandy" Nick Iggy & "The Music City Mutt" Kerry Awful): Three matches in the show and we had clear face/heel structures...woo. Sawyers was isolated for a little while, but McFinnegan got the hot tag and things broke down from there. A few more tags were made and near-falls were exchanged...Mikey got the fall on Iggy after an over-the-shoulder powerslam/running neckbreaker drop with Zakk in 12:19.
Roy Lewis vs. "Absolute" Ricky Starks: Starks was still in "NXT superstar" mode and Lewis was enthused to be wrestling him...but the match didn't last too long. This was Lewis' first singles match in SLA (he teamed with Jay Howard at the PWCS joint show in December). Starks won after a chokeslam in 3:21, then proclaimed the win to be a "WrestleMania moment" before leaving his kneepads in the ring...ha ha. The next referee got major boos for picking up the pads to get them out of the way.
Davey Vega vs. Trik Davis: This was a battle of fan favorites, but there was a minor underlying story as Davis' mentor Chris Hero was upset by Vega last May. This was a really good matchup, though I expected the general style of SLA to be weird from my perspective after Daniel Bryan's retirement. It's something that makes you cringe a bit more at the harder strikes, unprotected headbutts, and head-and-neck-first landings. I'm just saying: Don't use up your physical mileage so quickly. (Yeah, I'm getting old.) Vega delivered a Death Valley Driver into the turnbuckles that practically stood Trik on his head...eep. He followed that up with the brainbuster onto the knee for the win in 13:57...nicely done.
Gerald James(w/ Dorain Victor) vs. Christian Rose: Gerald and Dorian hit the ring and called out Rose to kick-start this matchup...it had been a while since I'd seen these two lock horns (at an All-American Pro Wrestling show in Nashville IL!). Among the more distinctive theme songs of the weekend was Rose's as he entered to "S.O.B." by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Nightsweats...I hear it on 105.7 The Point A LOT. Gerald started the match off fast with a suicide dive as Rose was entering...it was more of a brawl than anything else. Normally you'd go with the larger competitor in a striking contest, but never underestimate Gary Jay in that department. However, the damage from the previous night was a big factor; Gerald was in rough shape after taking several cradle piledrivers from Fitchett. Gerald occupied the referee long enough for Victor to run in and spear Rose(getting some payback for the previous night's sneak attack)...however, Gerald's subsequent headlock driver only got a near-fall. Rose was able to lock on the No-Leaf Clover(Liontamer-style Boston crab) in the middle of the ring, punctuating the hold with stomps to the head until the referee finally stopped the bout in 9:29. It was definitely a statement win for Rose over the former champion...and he cemented his position as the top contender to the title.
Intermission~! Official Ben Simon Concession Count: Three sodas(root beer, Pepsi, Mountain Dew) and a bag of honey-roasted peanuts. Mmm, peanuts.
"The Money" Matt Cage vs. Alex Castle, last-man-standing match: This whole feud started last year; Castle turned on Cage after The Kentucky Buffet lost to The Viking War Party in the Tag Team Title tournament. Since then, they've been at each other's throats and this would HOPEFULLY settle the issue. I wonder how Castle's previously-mentioned ex-fiancee will respond to being referenced in Cage's Saturday promo...hmm. At any rate, this was another brawl with a lot of weapons brought into play. Cage's ankle was still sore from Paco's anklelock on Saturday, so Castle focused on that body part. Despite the feud, the fans don't seem to react too much to Castle...but then the Sunday crowd was a bit mild at times anyway. Cage managed to survive two Pedigrees and finally blasted Castle in the head with a chair...that was enough to keep him down for the ten-count in 13:57.
Mike Outlaw vs. Paco Gonzalez: This was another battle of fan favorites; Paco won a previous counter between the two in Dynamo Pro, but that was a year and a half ago and a lot has changed with both guys. Thought they had a fine outing, but the crowd was kinda tough on this night so a face/face matchup was going to be a hard sell. Paco scored a slight upset after a hanging Codebreaker out of the corner in 8:37 (the matches were noticably shorter than on Saturday since they weren't Holding Out For A Hero(tm) this time around).
Chris Hero vs. Jojo Bravo: SLA has just been cursed in its effort to book a final blowoff for Jojo and Michael Elgin; Elgin was wrestling for New Japan Pro Wrestling this past weekend. (In that regard, pardon the namedropping: Shoutout to Matt Sydal for winning the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Titles with Ricochet!) I'll leave the debate about Hero's physique to other people: It sounds like there have been other factors out of his control that may have played a role in that. The guy is still great in the ring and hopefully he'll be on a big stage again in the near future. One of my colleagues admitted his perspective about the huge-moves-for-near-falls aspect of the Ring Of Honor style in this promotion; it's understandable, especially when guys are surviving finishers left and right. In this bout, Bravo survived not one but TWO piledrivers from Hero...Memphis wrestling fans would have heart attacks if they saw that. Despite Jojo's strong showing, his losing streak continued as Hero won with the Death Blow(Rude Awakening setup into a roaring elbow to the back of the head) in 20:02. Afterwards, Hero said that he'd like to visit this area a bit more often(woo) and He Wants Da Belt...ooh. He even promised to give Jojo the first shot at the belt if/when he wins it.
The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) & The Viking War Party("American Viking" Alexandre Rudolph & "Littlest Viking" Jake Parnell) vs. The Cause(Tag Team Champion Evan Gelistico, Danny Adams, Everett Connors, & Austin Blackburn), elimination-tag street fight: Mr. Blackburn(discarding his neckbrace) was a last-minute replacement for Adam Caster; Mr. Caster was said to have been injured in the previous night's four-corner Tag Title match. Mr. Gelistico's mic work seemed to suggest that the belts were at stake in this bout, but that was never clarified (especially the minor detail of who would get the belts if The Cause lost). It didn't take long for this one to get out of hand as the eight guys brawled all over the building. Chairs flew early and often, as you might expect with the fan favorite side of the equation. However, it was a bit of subterfuge that led to the first elimination as Mr. Connors stunned Devin with a low blow and rolled up him for a cheap pin in 8:24. The good guys managed to get things back in their favor as the Vikings stacked up their prey: Parnell hit the Codebreaker on Mr. Blackburn, then Rudolph chokeslammed Mr. Connors onto Blackburn while Parnell held him across his knees. After THAT, Mason Cutter double-stomped the pile from the second rope! Rudolph mercifully pinned Blackburn after that carnage in 12:11.
Unfortunately for his side, The American Viking was the next to go as Mr. Gelistico knocked him out with the Rulebook and pinned him in 12:53. The Cause maintained the momentum as Mr. Adams took out Mason Cutter with a reverse Stunner onto a set-up chair in 15:40...leaving The Littlest Viking by himself against three opponents.
The Cause members toyed with their lone adversary, but wasted too much time and Parnell was able to battle back. Parnell eliminated Mr. Connors with a pumphandle powerbomb in 21:07. A miscue led to Mr. Gelistico wiping out Mr. Adams with the Rulebook and Parnell rolled up Gelistico in 23:41...so it came down to Jake Parnell and Danny Adams. Parnell survived a lot of punishment, but the referee was knocked down in the midst of the chaos. Parnell hit the pumphandle powerbomb and a referee ran in to count...but it was Austin Blackburn in the striped shirt and he stopped short of the three-count. The momentary distraction was enough for Adams to deliver the reverse Stunner and win the final fall in 29:17...whew.
The Cause members hit the ring to do more damage to The Littlest Viking, but Alexandre Rudolph and The Hooligans ran back out for the save. Mr. Gelistico and company bailed but Blackburn was caught in the ring...the hapless underling was subjected to an obscene amount of pain for his actions. The Hooligans delivered their wheelbarrow/second-rope flying DDT double-team to drop Blackburn on a chair, then Parnell followed up with the pumphandle powerbomb...a bloody Blackburn was left laying in the ring for a long time after his adversaries had left. It took some time before they finally assisted the unconscious official from the ring area.
Comedy takes precedence for me this coming weekend as I have a show in O'Fallon, Missouri on Saturday night...local wrestling fans have three choices for their evening entertainment. Dynamo Pro Wrestling returns to The Ready Room in St. Louis, MO. Pro Wrestling Championship Series starts their third season in Granite City, IL with the St. Louis Invitational Tournament. Southern Illinois Championship Wrestling has their monthly offering in East Carondelet, IL. You can't go wrong with any of those three options...go where your wrestling tastes lead you. On top of that, Wrestling Invades America has its anniversary show in Swansea on Sunday...so I'll be in the house for that event.
February wraps up with several shows on tap for the 27th. Dynamo is back in Wood River, IL and World League Wrestling has its first show of the year in Troy, MO. For the more adventurous types, High Risk Wrestling debuts in its new home of Warsaw, MO; also, World Powerhouse Wrestling has a show on Collinsville, IL.
That's my special comment for this, the sixth wrestling show I've attended in the year 2016. Good night, good luck, and #yaywrestling.
-PB, Watching Wrestling Wrong Since 1991
P.S. We are all marks.
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WWE(www.wwe.com)
Main Event this week has:
-The New Day(Big E Langston, Kofi Kingston, & Xavier Woods) vs. The Social Outcasts(Heath Slater, Curtis Axel, & Adam Rose)
-Adrian Neville & Zack Ryder vs. Tyler Breeze & Stardust
-Paige Knight vs. Summer Rae
NXT this Wednesday has:
-Sami Zayn vs. Samoa Joe
-Enzo Amore, Colin Cassady, Jason Jordan, & Chad Gable vs. Scott Dawson, Dash Wilder, Wesley Blake, & Buddy Murphy
-Alex Riley vs. Tye Dillinger
-Asuka Urai vs. Deonna Purrazzo
Superstars this week has:
-Jack Swagger vs. Johnny Fandango
-Natalya Neidhart vs. Alicia Fox
Smackdown on Thursday has:
-Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose vs. The Dudley Boys(Buh-Buh Ray & D-Von)
-Dolph Ziggler & The Lucha Dragons(Kalisto & Sin Cara) vs. Sheamus O'Shaunessy, Alberto Del Rio, & Alexander Rusev
-Chris Jericho vs. Mike Mizanin
-Charlotte Flair vs. Natalya Neidhart
-Sasha Banks vs. Tamina Snuka
Fast Lane is on Sunday 2/22:
-Roman Reigns vs. Dean Ambrose vs. Brock Lesnar
-Kevin Owens vs. Dolph Ziggler - Intercontinental Title
-Kalisto vs. Alberto Del Rio - U.S. Title Best-Of-Three-Falls Match
-Charlotte Flair vs. Brie Bella - Women's Title
-A.J. Styles vs. Chris Jericho
-Ryback, The Big Show, & Kane vs. Braun Strowman, Luke Harper, & Erick Rowan
-Sasha Banks & Becky Lynch vs. Naomi Night & Tamina Snuka
TNA(www.tnawrestling.com)
Impact on Tuesday(Lockdown) has:
-Matt Hardy vs. Ethan Carter III - Heavyweight Title Cage Match
-Beer Money(Bobby Roode & James Storm) vs. Eric Young & Bram Cameron - Cage Match
-Gail Kim, Madison Rayne, & Velvet Sky vs. Mia "Jade" Yim, Marti Belle, & Rebel - Lethal Lockdown Match
-Trevor Lee vs. Tigre Uno - X-Division Title Cage Match
-Odarg The Great vs. Eli Drake - Cage Match
RING OF HONOR(www.rohwrestling.com)
ROH TV this week has:
-The Briscoe Brothers(Jay & Mark) vs. A.C.H. & Alex Shelley
-Roderick Strong vs. Jonathan Gresham - T.V. Title
-War Machine(Todd Hanson & Raymond Rowe) vs. Brutal Bob Evans & Tim Hughes
Next show is Friday 2/26 in Las Vegas, NV:
-Jay Lethal vs. Adam Cole vs. Kyle O'Reilly - Heavyweight Title
-The Briscoe Brothers(Jay & Mark) vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi & Michael Elgin
-Kazuchika Okada vs. Moose
-War Machine(Todd Hanson & Raymond Rowe) vs. The All Night Express(Kenny King & Rhett Titus) - Tag Team Titles - No-DQ Match
-Matt Sydal, A.C.H., & Yujiro Kushida vs. Kenny Omega & The Young Bucks(Matt & Nick Jackson)
-Hirooki Goto vs. Tomohiro Ishii
ROH has a show on Saturday 2/27 in Las Vegas, NV:
-Kenny Omega vs. A.C.H.
-Yujiro Kushida vs. Adam Cole
NEW JAPAN PRO WRESTLING(www.njpw.co.jp/english)
World Pro Wrestling this Friday has:
-Tomohiro Ishii vs. Togi Makabe
LUCHA UNDERGROUND(www.luchaunderground.com)
This week's episode has:
-Prince Puma vs. Pentagon Jr.
-Son Of Havoc, Angélico, & Ivelisse Velez vs. Chavo Guerrero Jr. & The Crew(Cortez Castro & Mr. Cisco)
-Brian Cage vs. Joey Ryan
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ST. LOUIS ANARCHY(www.slawrestling.com)
Next show is Friday 5/20 in Alton, IL:
-Mat Fitchett vs. Christian Rose - Heavyweight Title Best-Of-Three-Falls Match
-The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) vs. Team I.O.U.(Nick Iggy & Kerry Awful) - Tag Team Title Contenders Tournament
-The Viking War Party(Alexandre Rudolph & Jake Parnell) vs. Roscoe Eat Lisa(Zakk Sawyers & Mikey McFinnegan) - Tag Team Title Contenders Tournament
SLA has a show on Saturday 5/21 in Alton, IL:
-Tag Team Title Contenders Tournament Final
DPW(www.dynamoprowrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 2/20 in St. Louis, MO(Ready Room):
-Ricky Cruz vs. Brandon Espinosa - MWR Missouri Title
-Outtkast vs. Jayden Fenix - D-1 Title
-High Level Enterprise(Jack Gamble & Jon Webb) vs. Justin D'Air & Keon Option - Tag Team Titles
-Brandon Aarons vs. Kevin Lee Davidson
DPW has a show on Saturday 2/27 in Wood River, IL.
SICW(www.sicw.org)
Next show is Saturday 2/20 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Ron Powers & Ken Kasa vs. Flash Flanagan & Bubba Troll
-Gary Jackson vs. Curtis Wylde
-Sean Vincent vs. Dave Vaughn
-Big Jim Hoffarth vs. Ax Allwardt
MMWA(www.southbroadwayac.com)
Next show is Saturday 3/12 in St. Louis, MO.
PWCS(www.pwcswrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 2/20 in Granite City, IL featuring the St. Louis Invitational Tournament:
-Makaze & Jojo Bravo(Blacklist) vs. Gary Jay & Pierre Abernathy(Submission Squad)
-Mat Fitchett vs. K.C. Karrington - Tournament Quarterfinal
-Davey Vega vs. Everett Connors - Tournament Quarterfinal
-Paco Gonzalez vs. Adam Caster - Tournament Quarterfinal
-Zakk Sawyers vs. Mark Sterling - Tournament Quarterfinal
HIGH RISK WRESTLING(www.facebook.com/hrwstl)
Next show is Saturday 2/27 in Warsaw, MO:
-Ricky Cruz vs. Brandon Aarons - MWR Missouri Title
-Mike Outlaw & Justin D'Air vs. The Riegel Twins(Logan & Sterling) - Tag Team Titles
-Jack Gamble vs. Tyler Copeland - Heavyweight Title Tournament
-Ryan Howe vs. Elvis Aliaga - Heavyweight Title Tournament
-Billy McNeil vs. Tony Kozina - Heavyweight Title Tournament
-Paco Gonzalez vs. Mike Sydal - Heavyweight Title Tournament
PRO WRESTLING EPIC(www.prowrestlingepic.com/)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
METRO PRO WRESTLING(www.metrowrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 4/9 in Kansas City, KS:
-Jeremy Wyatt vs. Rhino - Heavyweight Title
3XW(www.3xwrestling.com)
Next show is Friday 3/4 in Des Moines, IA:
-Nate Redwing vs. Jake Dirden - Heavyweight Title
-Kraig Keesaman vs. Marek Brave - Pure Wrestling Title
-Black Wrestlers Matter(Jon West & James Grizzle) vs. Mad Dog McDowell & Devin Carter - Tag Team Titles
-Ricky Cruz vs. Preston Maxwell
-Devin Thomas & Adrian Alexander vs. Jaysin Strife & J.C. Slater
-Brandon Espinosa vs. Stephen M. King
WLW(www.harleyrace.com)
Next show is Saturday 2/27 in Troy, MO:
-Appearing: Ted DiBiase
GATEWAY ELITE WRESTLING(www.facebook.com/TheGatewayElite)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
OUTLAW WRESTLING(www.facebook.com/outlawwrestling01)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
WRESTLING INVADES AMERICA(wrestlinginvamerica.wix.com/wrestlinginvamerica)
Next show is Sunday 2/21 in Swansea, IL:
-Kevin Lee Davidson vs. Brandon Espinosa - Heavyweight Title Best-Of-Three-Falls Match
-Brandon Aarons vs. Tyler Copeland - PWE Heavyweight Title
-LaMarcus Clinton & Chase King vs. Adam Caster & Tony Kozina - Tag Team Titles
-Derek Moss vs. Da'Marius Jones
CENTRAL STATES CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING(www.facebook.com/nwaccw)
Next show is Saturday 4/30 in Lebanon, MO.
WORLD POWERHOUSE WRESTLING(sites.google.com/site/worldpowerhousewrestlingstl/home)
Next show is Saturday 2/27 in Collinsville, IL:
-Xavier Frost & Curtis Payne vs. Damian Blade & The Searcher
-Uriah Eleazar vs. Bronson - U.S. Title
NEW BREED WRESTING(www.facebook.com/NewBreedMO)
Next show is Saturday 3/26 in Eldon, MO
-The Math Magician vs. "Iceman" Howard Moritz - Mask vs. Dress Match
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EVOLVE(www.wwnlive.com & www.dgusa.tv)
Next show is Saturday 3/19 in Queens, NY:
-Timothy Thatcher vs. Matt Riddle - Heavyweight Title
EVOLVE has a show on Sunday 3/20 in Brooklyn, NY.
PRO WRESTLING GUERRILLA(www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com)
Next show is Friday 3/4 in Reseda, CA:
-The Young Bucks(Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. Ricochet & Matt Sydal - Tag Team Titles
-Roderick Strong vs. Mark Andrews
-Trevor Lee vs. Chuck Taylor
-Chris Hero vs. Marty Scurll
-Drew Galloway vs. Trent Barreta
-Tommy End vs. Kyle O'Reilly
-Adam Cole vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
PWG has a show on Saturday 3/5 in Reseda, CA:
-Roderick Strong vs. Zack Sabre Jr. - Heavyweight Title
-The Young Bucks(Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. reDRagon(Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) - Tag Team Titles
-Chuck Taylor vs. Marty Scurll
-Mark Andrews vs. Evil Uno
-Drew Galloway vs. Trevor Lee
-Ricochet & Matt Sydal vs. Heroes Eventually Die(Chris Hero & Tommy End)
-Adam Cole vs. Trent Barreta
CHIKARA(www.chikarapro.com)
Next show is Saturday 2/27 in Bronx, NY.
CHIKARA has a show on Sunday 2/28 in Philadelphia, PA.
WHY WE WRESTLE(www.anarchy-wrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 2/27 in Cornelia, GA.
HOUSE OF HARDCORE(www.houseofhardcore.net)
Next show is Saturday 4/16 in Philadelphia, PA.
SHIMMER(www.shimmerwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 4/2 in Dallas, TX featuring the Heart Of SHIMMER Title tournament.
SHIMMER has shows on Saturday 6/25 and Sunday 6/26 in Chicago, IL.
SHINE(www.shinewrestling.com)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
IWA MID-SOUTH(iwamidsouthwrestling.webs.com)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
AAW(www.aawrestling.com)
Next show is Friday 2/19 in Merrionette Park, IL:
-Eddie Kingston vs. Sami Callihan - Heavyweight Title
-Abyss & Kongo Kong vs. Ryan Boz & Russ Jones - Monster's Ball Match
-A.R. Fox vs. Matt Cage - Heritage Title
-Tommaso Ciampa & Johnny Gargano vs. Chris Hero & Drew Gulak
-Zero Gravity(Brett Gakiya & C.J. Esparza) vs. Davey Vega & Mat Fitchett
ACW(www.anarchychampionshipwrestling.com)
Next show is Sunday 2/21 in Austin, TX:
-Jojo Bravo vs. Raymond Rowe - Heavyweight Title
-The Unholy Complex(Gregory James & Jason Silver) vs. The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) vs. The Bad Boyz(Li'l Tony & Seph Anunnaki) vs. Roscoe Eat Lisa(Zakk Sawyers & Mikey McFinnegan) - Tag Team Titles
-Scot Summers vs. Darin Childs vs. Jay Howard vs. Ricky Starks
-Steve O. Reno vs. Curt Stallion
-Angel Blue vs. Baby Dumplins - Joshi Title
-End Of Days(Killah Kash & Sky DeLacrimosa) vs. The Troy Athletic Club(J.A. Fair & Roy Lewis)
-Jeff Gant vs. Jack Jameson - T.V. Title
Missouri Wrestling Revival: http://www.missouriwrestlingrevival.com/
St. Louis Wrestling: http://www.saintlouiswrestling.com/
St. Louis Wrestling Community: http://community.livejournal.com/stlwrestling/
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