WWE NXT5.com Finale

Commentators:  Josh Mathews & S. William Regal.

Derrick Bateman & Percy Watson vs. Tyler Reks & Curt Hawkins:  Regal had criticized Reks & Hawkins for wearing pink and black(a la Hart Foundation) a few weeks ago...so this week they're wearing lime green in tribute to the Dynamic Dudes(thus sucking up to General Manager Johnny Ace).  Bateman is the lone remaining "rookie" in Season 5/Redemption...so does he win by default?  We also have Percy as a representative of Season 2...Kaval(Low-Ki) won that season but that didn't really work out so well.  Josh mentions that Season 6 will FINALLY begin next week...WOO~!  Hawkins breaks up a Mantastic DDT on Reks, then Reks shoves Bateman into the ropes where Hawkins is waiting with a cheapshot kick.  Reks finishes with Soylent Green on Bateman...way to wrap up the season, Derrick.

Kaitlyn Bonin vs. Natalya Neidhart:  The NXT3 winner has a tough test ahead of her in the form of the "Dungeon Diva".  Nattie has the experience advantage, of course...she busts out a bow-and-arrow submission hold but nearly pins herself in the process.  Kaitlyn falls on top for two, then gets a small package for two and rollup for two.  Playtime is declared over as both women dial up the aggression...Nattie goes for the Flair Pin with feet on the ropes but only gets two.  She argues with the ref and gets rolled up again...for two.  Natalya levels Kaitlyn with the discus lariat and now she's ticked off...but Kaitlyn escapes from a power move with a sunset flip attempt.  Nattie initially blocks it, but Kaitlyn still manages to complete the pinning combination for the upset pin!  Natalya throws a tantrum in response to this revolting development.

Coming to NXT6:  Bo Dallas(fka Bo Rotundo), son of Mike "I.R.S." Rotundo and brother of Husky Harris.

Coming to NXT6:  Richie Steamboat, son of Ricky The Dragon.

Jimmy & Jey Uso vs. Johnny Curtis & Michael McGillicutty:  The NXT4 winner and the NXT2 runner-up could make a formidable tag team...they do a tremendous job of destroying Jey's leg after a turnbuckle move goes awry.  Jey fights back and the heels cut off the tag once but not twice...Jimmy Uso is a grass hut afire!  MM gets hit with the Samoan Drop and Umaga Smash...for 2 1/2.  McGillicutty fires off a Saito Suplex out of nowhere...for 2 1/2.  Jey gets a tag and they lay out McGillicutty with the 3-Minute Warning Special...Jey goes for the cover but Curtis breaks up the pin with a huge guillotine legdrop!  McGillicutty covers but Jimmy saves, then superkicks Curtis off the apron for good measure.  Headturner neckbreaker is blocked and McGillicutty eats a superkick from Jey, then Jimmy tags in for the splash off the top and the victory!

This Week In Wrestling

WWE(www.wwe.com)

NXT.com this week has:
-Jimmy & Jey Uso vs. Michael McGillicutty & Johnny Curtis
-Derrick Bateman & Percy Watson vs. Tyler Reks & Curt Hawkins
-Kaitlyn Bonin vs. Natalya Neidhart

Superstars.com this week has:
-Zack Ryder vs. Michael McGillicutty
-Jimmy & Jey Uso vs. The Prime Time Players
-Justin Gabriel vs. Hunico

Smackdown on Friday 6/8 has:
-C.M. Punk & Sheamus O'Shaunessy vs. Daniel Bryan & Dolph Ziggler
-Christian Cage vs. Jack Swagger
-Tyson Kidd vs. Damien Sandow
-Brodus Clay vs. Heath Slater
-Alicia Fox vs. Beth Phoenix
-In action:  Ryback

No Way Out is on Sunday 6/17:
-C.M. Punk vs. Daniel Bryan vs. Kane - WWE Title
-Sheamus O'Shaunessy vs. Dolph Ziggler - World Title
-John Cena vs. The Big Show - Cage Match
-Christian Cage vs. Cody Rhodes - Intercontinental Title
-Layla El vs. Beth Phoenix - Women's Title
-Brodus Clay vs. David Otunga

The 1000th episode of Raw is on Monday 7/23 in St. Louis, MO:
-John Cena vs. The Big Show & John Laurinaitis

TNA(www.tnawrestling.com)

Impact on Thursday 6/7 has:
-Bobby Roode vs. Ken Anderson - Heavyweight Title
-Bound For Glory Series Gauntlet Match

Destination X is on Sunday 7/8.

RING OF HONOR(www.rohwrestling.com)

Next show is Friday 6/15 in Charleston, WV:
-Kevin Steen vs. Eddie Edwards - Heavyweight Title
-Jay Briscoe vs. Charlie Haas - Texas Death Match
-Jay Lethal vs. Michael Elgin
-Roderick Strong vs. Adam Cole vs. Kyle O'Reilly vs. B.J. Whitmer
-Davey Richards vs. Mike Mondo
-The All Night Express vs. Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander

Next iPPV is on Sunday 6/24 in New York, NY:
-Kevin Steen vs. Davey Richards - Heavyweight Title
-Fit Finlay vs. Michael Elgin
-Roderick Strong vs. Jay Lethal vs. Tommaso Ciampa - T.V. Title
-Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team vs. The All Night Express - Tag Team Titles
-Eddie Edwards vs. Homicide
-Adam Cole vs. Kyle O'Reilly - Hybrid Fighting Rules

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ST. LOUIS ANARCHY(www.lethalwrestlingalliance.com)

Next show is Friday 7/13 in Alton, IL:
-Dan Walsh vs. Gerald James - Heavyweight Title TLC Match
-A.C.H. vs. Dingo - ACW Heavyweight Title Best-Of-3-Falls Match
-Davey Vega vs. Kyle O'Reilly - ACW T.V. Title
-Darin Childs vs. Evan Gelistico - Fans-Bring-The-Weapons Match
-Davey Richards vs. T.J. Perkins
-Johnny Gargano vs. Arik Cannon
-Angel Blue vs. Serenity - ACW Joshi Title
-The Hooligans vs. Jojo Bravo & Jordan Jensen

IHW(www.ihwrestling.com)

Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.

DPW(www.facebook.com/dynamoprowrestling)

Next show is Friday 8/10 in Glen Carbon, IL.

SOUTH BROADWAY(saintlouiswrestling.com)

Next show is Saturday 6/16 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Ricky Cruz vs. Gary Jackson - Classic Title
-Chris Hargas vs. Dave Vaughn

METRO EAST CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING(www.mecwrestling.com)

Next show is Saturday 6/23 in Wood River, IL:
-Count Kharfu vs. Brandon Aarons - Independent Title
-Mike Anthony & Shawn Santel vs. Shorty Biggs & Chris Logan vs. Brandon Espinosa & Ace Hawkins - Tag Team Titles

AAPW(www.allamericanprowrestling.com)

Next show is Saturday 6/30 in Marion, IL:
-Livewire McGuire vs. Mike Masters - Heavyweight Title
-Team Overkill(Matt Cage & Christian Rose) vs. Minor Threat(Brandon Espinosa & Ace Hawkins) - Tag Team Titles
-Jay Spade vs. Sean Vincent vs. K.C. Jackson vs. Joey O'Riley - No Limits Title
-Heath Hatton vs. Ax Allwardt
-Serenity vs. The Great Cheyenne

NEW MIDWEST WRESTLING(www.newmidwest.com)

Next show is Saturday 8/25 in Springfield, IL:
-Attitude Inc. vs. The Hooligans - Tag Team Titles

3XW(www.3xwrestling.com)

Next show is Friday 6/29 in Des Moines, IA:
-Ben Sailer vs. Jaysin Strife - Heavyweight Title
-Perry Saturn vs. Mark Sterling - Pure Wrestling Title
-The American Bulldogs vs. Arik Cannon & Darin Corbin - Tag Team Titles
-Gage Octane vs. Tony Sly
-Jimmy Rockwell vs. Nate Bash

METRO PRO WRESTLING(www.metrowrestling.com)

Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Kansas City, KS:
-Colt Cabana vs. Adam Pearce - Best-Of-3-Falls Match

WLW(www.harleyrace.com/wlw/wlwhome.htm)

Next show is Saturday 6/15 in Springfield, MO:
-Jason Jones vs. Brian Breaker - Heavyweight Title
-Mark Sterling vs. Ryan Drago vs. Britton Tucker
-Strong & Reckless vs. Ross & Marshall Von Erich - Tag Team Titles
-Stacey O'Brien vs. Miss Natural - Women's Title
-Appearing:  Dolph Ziggler

RCW(www.midwestrcw.com)

Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.

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DRAGON GATE USA/EVOLVE(www.dgusa.tv)

Next show is Friday 6/28 in Ybor City, FL.

EVOLVE has a show on Saturday 6/29 in St. Petersburg, FL.

EVOLVE has a show on Sunday 6/30 in Jacksonville, FL.

PRO WRESTLING GUERRILLA(www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com)

Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Reseda, CA.

NWA ANARCHY(www.nwaanarchy.net)

Next show is Saturday 6/23 in Cornelia, GA:
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IWA MID-SOUTH(www.freewebs.com/iwamidsouth/)

Next show is Saturday 6/16 in Bellevue, IL:
-Davey Richards vs. Masada
-Kyle O'Reilly vs. Drake Younger
-Jimmy Jacobs vs. Jack Thriller
-Bucky Collins vs. Oliver Caine - Best-Of-3-Falls Match
-Ian Rotten vs. Joey Grunge - Texas Death Match
-B.J. Whitmer vs. Chrisjen Hayme
-Michael Elgin vs. Christian Able
-Markus Crane vs. Damien Payne - Four Corners Of Pain Match
-Serenity vs. Thunderkitty
-10-Man Lethal Lottery Tag Match

CHIKARA(www.chikarapro.com)

Next show is Saturday 6/23 in Strathroy, Ontario, Canada featuring the Young Lions' Cup:
-3.0 vs. The Bravado Brothers
-Mike Bailey vs. Ethan Page vs. Sebastian Suave vs. Jakob Hammermeier
-El Generico vs. Dasher Hatfield
-Sara Del Rey vs. Leah Von Dutch

CHIKARA has a show on Sunday 6/24 in Syracuse, NY featuring the Young Lions' Cup:
-El Generico, 3.0, & Gran Akuma vs. Icarus, Chuck Taylor, & Johnny Gargano, & Ophidian
-Jigsaw vs. The Shard
-Ryan Rush vs. Jason Axe vs. Mark Angelosetti vs. Tripp Cassidy

SHIMMER(www.shimmerwrestling.com)

Next shows are Saturday 10/27 and Sunday 10/28 in Berwyn, IL.

AAW(www.aawrestling.com)

Next show is Saturday 6/22 in Berwyn, IL:
-Davey Richards vs. Sami Callihan
-Gregory Iron & Dan Lawrence vs. Shane Hollister & Markus Crane
-B.J. Whitmer vs. Kyle O'Reilly

ACW(www.anarchychampionshipwrestling.com)

Next show is Sunday 6/24 in Live Oak, TX featuring the American Joshi Queen Of Queens Tournament:
-Tournament Participants:  Christina Von Eerie, Athena, Su Yung, Jazz, Jessicka Havok, Rachel Summerlyn, Veda Scott, Lady Poison
-Angel Blue vs. Portia Perez - Joshi Title
-Matthew Palmer vs. Rodney Mack - Hardcore Title
-J.C. Bravo vs. Jaykus Plisken
-Darin Childs & Khris Wolfe vs. The Lost Boys vs. Mojo Bravado vs. The Electric Company(Bolt Brady & Ricky Romida) - Tag Team Titles

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MMWA Special Comment

Heavyweight Champion: Gary Jackson
Junior Heavyweight Champion: Max Archer
Television Champion: Dave Vaughn
Battle Royal Champion: Dave Osborne
Tag Team Champions: The Lumberjacks(Abe & Gabe) -> LaMarcus Clinton & Chase King

Surprisingly low crowd at South Broadway...they had been doing very well in that department for most of 2012. Wrestling attendance seems to be down during the summer months...people want to do stuff outside plus there's competition from baseball and other activities.

As previously noted, Gary Jackson regained the Heavyweight Title from Brandon Espinosa at the May show. Also, Dave Vaughn won the T.V. Title from Chase King. Don't know the circumstances surrounding either result since I was at MECW that night.

MMWA has a bit of a belt overload(Heavyweight, Junior, T.V., Battle Royal, Tag, and the inactive Women's Title) compared to SICW(just the Classic Title)...odd since you'd think SICW would have the more extensive talent pool without the constraints of Missouri licensing. I had always thought that at least one of the championships could be moved to the Illinois side for the sake of balancing things out.

I've mentioned MMWA's odd practice of putting a midcard-ish match at the end of the show...I think someone on Facebook(Mike Sharona?) referred to it as a "reverse curtain-jerker". Sadly Castaldi did NOT get his revenge for Texan injuring him in Hillsboro last year. As it turned out, this show was bookended by masked wrestlers getting squashed as Dave Osborne dominated Draco Verdadero to kick things off.

Since Jimmy D defeated LaMarcus Clinton at the last Broadway show I attended, I was wondering if that trend would continue with his match with Ace Hawkins. Howver, Ace picked up the victory...no sign of Frankie D on this night.

I have NO problem with introducing Vaughn to the Jackson-Espinosa feud...Espy and Vaughn had some great matches last year. Not sure where it leaves Vaughn's T.V. Title as he's now pursuing the Heavyweight Championship. Espinosa's in a weird tweener state right now...he's already been getting mixed reactions.

Cruz vs. Archer was a solid matchup...Ricky's momentum continues as he's rarely tasted defeat in Midwest wrestling lately. He captured the SICW Classic Title from Ron Powers and then scored a huge win over former NWA World Champion Adam Pearce in recent weeks...

Sean Vincent did a face promo before his matchup with Vaughn...this turn may take some work. He can work face, it's just a matter of whether the fans will buy into it.

The tag match got a LOT of time and was all over the place...I spent the entire match convincing myself that an upset could happen. A clean finish would have been nice, but still good to see a shakeup in the tag team ranks(such as they are).

Sounds like it'll be SICW next week for me and then MECW the week after that...did notice that IHW(Dupo) would have been running in the same general area as SICW(East Carondelet) and figured that was a factor in the IHW show's cancellation.

WWE Raw

-Commentators:  Jerry Lawler & Michael Cole.
-World Champion Sheamus O'Shaunessy d. Lord Tensai(w/ Adeshi Sakamoto)(non-title) with the Brogue Kick.  Tensai attacked Sakamoto after the match.
-Ricardo Rodriguez & Beth Phoenix d. U.S. Champion Santino Marella & Women's Champion Layla El when Beth pinned Layla after the Glam Slam.
-Dolph Ziggler(w/ Vickie Guerrero) won a non-title four-way dance with Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage, Jack Swagger, and The Great Khali; Ziggler replaces the injured Alberto Del Rio as Sheamus' opponent.  Khali took a knee clip from Swagger, dropkick from Ziggler, and frog splash from Christian before being dogpiled and pinned by all three opponents.  Ziggler stole the pin on Swagger after Christian hit the Killswitch.  Dolph got the final elimination thanks to Christian's ankle being damaged by Swagger's anklelock, giving him the opening to hit the Zigzag for the pin.
-Ryback won a handicap match against Willard Fillmore & Rutherford Hayes after hitting the muscle buster on both men at once.
-The Big Show d. Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston in a cage match after knocking him out with the PUNCH, then walking out the door at his leisure.
-Sin Cara d. Curt Hawkins with La Mistica v2.0.
-Vader(!) d. Heath Slater with the Vader Bomb.
-WWE Champion C.M. Punk & A.J. Lee d. Daniel Bryan & Kane when Punk pinned Bryan after the Macho Elbow; A.J. was accidentally tagged into the match at one point and actually planted a huge kiss on Kane, causing a flustered Kane to tag out of the match and walk away from the ring.
-The show ended with Vince McMahon giving General Manager John Laurinaitis his performance review, complete with feedback from The Big Show and John Cena.  Hostilities surfaced and Cena and Show brawled...leading to Show accidentally PUNCHing Vince in the chaos.

FCW TV

Commentators:  Byron Saxton, S. William Regal, & Antonio Cesaro.  Ring announcer:  Chris Russo.

Tag Team Champions Corey Graves & Jake Carter vs. Mike Dalton & Xavier Woods, non-title:  Don't underestimate the Dalton/Woods pairing; they have matching ring attire!  Abraham Washington is conspicuous by his absence...we'll see if that makes a difference.  Xavier has "OVER 9000" on his tights...tremendous.  Regal & Cesaro trade quips about their respective nationalities...Regal jokes that the Swiss battle flag is a white cross on a white background.  :-D  Dalton & Woods work very well together...Byron notes that they've teamed up at non-televised events in the past.  Dalton finally ends up in the wrong part of town and gets sent floorward by Graves thanks to a distraction by Carter.  Dalton elbows Graves and low-bridges Carter, but Carter yanks Woods to the floor to prevent a tag.  Dalton fights back again, ducking and dodging his way to the corner...and Xavier finally gets the hot tag!  The house is on fire and the champs are in trouble, then Xavier holds the ropes to set up Dalton's suicide dive into Graves!  Woods is left with Carter and nails the Lost In The Woods(low-altitude Flatiner)...that scores the non-title victory!

Women's Champion Raquel Diaz enlightens us with a really weird makeover(platinum blonde wig and blue lipstick).  She does an overblown self-introduction...okay then.

General Manager Summer Rae & Rob Naylor have matching hot-pink attire...good for them.  They're meeting with Dusty Rhodes...President Steve Keirn wants to meet with her about some changes to FCW.  As Summer takes her leave, Dusty checks out the office and wonders about Naylor's purpose in life...

Audrey Marie vs. Paige Knight(w/ Sofia Cortez):  Last week's show teased a rift between Paige and Sofia but they're still together for the moment.  Paige does a bow-and-arrow around the ringpost...ow.  Paige screams a lot...not quite on the level of MsChif but she's working on it.  Audrey gets tossed to the floor on Sofia's side of the ring but manages to re-enter without incident...that's enough motivation for a comeback.  Paige tries to block a re-entry sunset flip by holding the ropes but Sofia slaps her hand away...that's enough for Audrey to complete the pinning combination for the three-count.  Looks like trouble in paradise for the "Anti-Divas"...

C.J. Parker vs. Rick Victor:  C.J. is a former tag champ with Donny Marlow(now known as Camacho)...Victor is a graduate of the Hart Dungeon but hasn't tasted FCW gold yet.  Both of these guys are looking to get over the proverbial hump as far as singles competition goes.  Parker has bid adieu to the white-guy afro in favor of a more traditional hairstyle.  Parker takes over, but a trip to the floor backfires as Victor shoves him backwards into the ringpost.  That's not enough for Victor as he follows up with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex on the floor...OUCH.  Victor controls the action but a tigerdriver attempt turns into a pin reversal sequence and a whole lot of exchanged two-counts.  C.J. finally backdrops his way out of the predicament and makes the comeback...the kneepads come down for a huge double-knee in the corner, then a high knee on top of that.  Strongbuster...only gets two.  Swandive headbutt...nothing but mat!  Victor takes advantage with a huge double-underhook powerbomb and that's the ballgame.

Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins pays a visit...he's defending against long-time rival Dean Ambrose next week.

Bo Dallas(fka Rotundo) vs. Big E Langston:  Will they change the name on Bo's championship banner now?  Big E plays immovable object and makes a simple headlock look painful...when Bo tries to return the favor with his own headlock, Langston easily disposes of him with a back suplex.  Cesaro relates a story about Big E being blocked in his parking space at a live event and personally moving the car aside...Regal repeats his wish to see Mark Henry as a mentor for the big man.  Langston picks up Bo in a Body Breaker and drops him down across the knee...very cool.  Big E misses an avalanche and Bo rallies...only to get mowed down by Big E in short order.  Langston goes for the Body Breaker move again, but this time Bo escapes the moves and comes off the ropes with a huge spear for the victory!

Next week:  Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose for the Heavyweight Title.  So long from the Sunshine State!

TNA Slammiversary

-Austin Aries d. Samoa Joe with the brainbuster to retain the X-Division Title.
-Shawn Hernandez d. Kid Kash after a splash off the top rope.
-T.V. Champion Brother Devon & Garett Bischoff d. Robbie Eckos & Robbie Terry when Devon pinned Eckos after the spinebuster.
-Ken Anderson won a triple threat match with Jeff Hardy and Rob Van Dam when he pinned RVD after the Mic Check.
-James Storm d. Tommy "Crimson" Mercer with the Last Call superkick.
-Brooke Tessmacher d. Gail Kim to win the Women's Title; Gail tried to use Tessmacher's own atomic facebuster against her, but Tessmacher countered into a victory roll pin for the win.
-Joseph Park d. Bully Ray in an anything-goes match; Park crawled under the ring at one point and Abyss(you know, his brother Chris?) came out to chokeslam Ray through a table.  Abyss went back under the ring, then Joseph Park re-emerged to get the pinfall.
-Hulk Hogan brought out Christian Cage for a special appearance(apparently part of the deal that allowed Ric Flair to appear at the WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony with the Four Horsemen).
-Kurt Angle & A.J. Styles d. Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian to win the Tag Team Titles when Angle made Kazarian tap out to the grapevine anklelock.
-Bobby Roode d. Sting to retain the Heavyweight Title after knocking him out with a beer bottle(left over from James Storm's earlier appearance).

NWA Anarchy TV #332

Commentators:  Bret Wolverton & John Johnson.

Brodie Ray Chase shows a picture of a pair of damaged legs...he says they belong to Mikael Judas as he was attacked in the middle of the night.  People are going on the shelf like crazy, including Shadow Jackson and the Hate Junkies...but Dan Wilson vows that Azrael will reclaim the Heavyweight Title from Shaun Tempers.  For his part, Nemesis has recruited Slim J to face the NWA Elite tonight in his partner's absence...and other members of the locker room stand by Brodie and company.

Skirra Corvus(w/ Jacob Ashworth) vs. Tommy Daniels(w/ C.B. Gibson):  Daniels misses a swandive headbutt, but that prompts Gibson to attack Ashworth from behind.  Ashworth blows his top and chases Gibson through the ring...and when the referee tries to restore order, Jacob throws him aside!  Unfortunately, the official takes this badly and calls for the bell...Daniels gets the win by DQ.

Anthony Henry vs. The Vandal for the Young Lions' Title:  Johnson talks up Henry's MMA experience.  Vandal's picked up a few wins lately and has looked impressive...but a title shot is another matter entirely.  Henry snapmares his way out of an Eye Of The Hurricane attempt and delivers a powerslam...for two.  Texas Cloverleaf is attempted but Vandal goes to the ropes, then snaps Henry's throat off the top rope.  Vandal knees Henry in the face for his own near-fall...but Henry fires back in short order.  Henry hits a powerbomb and transitions straight into the Cloverleaf for the tapout twin...but Brandon Parker(recent Henry opponent) attacks after the match.  Parker delivers a Dark City Street Cutter and Codebreaker...then holds up the belt over the fallen champion.

Backstage, Slim J warms up for his match and gets a visit from Jerry Palmer.  Palmer talks about their past history together(a la Shadow Jackson) and makes him an offer...but Slim walks away without a word.

Tag Team Champions Se7en & Lane Vasser(w/ Jeff G. Bailey) vs. Slim J & Nemesis, non-title:  We finally get the actual tag champs in a match together and it's non-title...go figure.  Slim J starts with Se7en and somehow that doesn't go as badly as you'd think.  Nemesis tags in and he doesn't fare as well against Se7en...but he turns things around against Vasser.  The heels seek refuge on the floor and J takes them out with a somersault plancha...however, he gets overpowered by former protege Vasser once they get back in the ring.  Slim takes an extended beating from the champs...but he fights out of a Vasser superplex and delivers the flying inverted DDT!  Time for a race-to-tag...but Se7en cuts off Slim.  Nemesis breaks up Se7en's chokeslam attempt only to fall victim to a double-team by the titleholders...he still managed to low-bridge Se7en out of the ring.  Vasser looks to finish, but Slim J counters Lane's fireman's-carry spinebuster into a hanging armbar...he takes him down to the mat into a cross-armbreaker and Vasser has no choice but to tap out!

Jeff G. Bailey is shocked by this revolting development...and Johnson leaves the broadcast table to join the rest of the NWA Elite in the ring.  Palmer confronts Vasser and says he let the NWA Elite down by tapping out.  Palmer says he's sorry it's come to this...and Se7en and Jacoby Boykins attack Vasser!  Boykins gives him the powerslam and then Se7en chokeslams his own Tag Team Championship partner.  Heavyweight Champion Shaun Tempers adds a Rude Awakening for good measure...is this a face turn for Vasser?  Even Bailey gets in a few kicks while Vasser is down...meanwhile, the fans remind Palmer that HE techically "quit" at one time.  Only ringside security is left to check on Vasser as the show fades out.