Saturday, July 7, 2012
SHIMMER Title Change
"BREAKING NEWS from NCW Femmes Fatales in Montreal: Canadian Ninjas(Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews) defeat Sara Del Rey & Courtney Rush to become 2 time SHIMMER Tag Team Champions."
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Midweek wrestling
TNA XPlosion
-Commentators: Jeremy Borash & Pat Kenney.
-Bound For Glory Series: Brutus Magnus d. "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero with the Mag Daddy Driver.
WWE NXT6
Commentators: Jim Ross, Byron Saxton, Chris Russo, & S. William Regal. Ring announcers: Caylee Turner & Summer Rae.
Sofia Cortez vs. Paige (Knight)(w/o entrance): Sofia wrestled on the independent circuit as Juliet The Huntress and participated in Tough Enough under her real name Ivelisse Velez. Paige is an import from Great Britain and had a cup of coffee in SHIMMER as Britani Knight...in fact, her mother Saraya is the current SHIMMER Champion. Sofia pulls off a nice backflip rana and comes off a bit heelish in her corner stompdown of Paige...Paige fires back but Sofia stops her with an enzuigiri. They get into a striking exchange and Sofia gains the upper hand, picking up the win after wheelbarrowing into a mid-air DDT...nicely done.
Seth Rollins vs. (Donny) Camacho(w/ Hunico, w/o lowrider bicycle): Camacho had a good run in FCW as Donny Marlow, briefly holding their Tag Team Titles with partner C.J. Parker. On top of that, he has the business in his blood as he's the son of former WWE competitor Haku. Haven't seen Camacho in one-on-one competition in quite a while as he's primarily worked as the bodyguard and occasional tag partner of Hunico. Good competitive matchup...Hunico sticks his nose into the matchup and gets kicked to the floor for his efforts. He tries to get involved again but Seth engineers a collision between the two...he follows up with the Blackout(advanced curbstomp) for the victory! Cue the post-match double-team attack...but Bo Dallas arrives and the heels decide that they were just leaving.
C.J. Parker & Nick Rogers(w/o entrance) vs. Corey Graves & Jake Carter: Graves & Carter were FCW Tag Champs until recently...Graves had a good indy run as Sterling James Keenan. Carter is the son of Big Van Vader and J.R. jokes that he luckily got his looks from his mother. Rogers refers to himself as "Mr. Jacked" in FCW but hasn't gotten a whole lot of wins there. C.J. gets isolated for a while but Rogers finally tags into the match...only to get caught by a Carter spinebuster. Graves gets the tag and then the pin on Rogers after the "Bottoms Up"(over-the-shoulder powerslam/running DDT combo).
Debut tonight on NXT6: Kassius Ohno.
Mike Dalton(w/o entrance) vs. Kassius Ohno: Yes, I feel the need to fill in the background info for those coming in late...Ohno had a notable indy career as Chris Hero, particularly his long-time partnership with Claudio Castagnoli(aka Antonio Cesaro). Dalton gets an early flurry of offense but things quickly go downhill for him. Ohno wears him down with a cobra clutch but Dalton surprises him with a spinning heel kick for two. Ohno rakes the eyes, shoves Dalton off into the ropes, and blasts him with the roaring elbow...that'll do it. Ohno enlightens us after the match...he knocks people out, see.
Coming next week to NXT6: Bray Wyatt. One of his new followers seems to be Luke Harper(aka Brodie Lee).
Derrick Bateman vs. Jinder Mahal: Bateman does well early, though he nearly overshoots Mahal on a suicide dive. Mahal gets in a re-entry cheapshot before delivering a neckbreaker over the top rope...that'll alter the momentum a bit. Derrick counters a standard neckbreaker attempt with a backslide...for two. Bateman gets a small package for two and a rollup for two en route to the full-fledged comeback. Flippy neckbreaker...gets two. He sets up for the DVD but Mahal ducks to the ropes to avoid it...then blocks the move again and delivers the high knee to the back. That's the setup for the camel clutch...the hold is quickly applied for the tapout. Jinder decides another camel clutch is in order despite the referee's protests, but he releases the hold before the official starts thinking about decision reversals.
Tyson Kidd, Seth Rollins, & Bo Dallas vs. Michael McGillicutty, Hunico, & Donny Camacho: This was set up by General Manager Dusty Rhodes as a result of the post-match attack earlier in the show...as a sign of our TV taping organization, the broadcast team has switched from JR/Byron to JR/Regal/Russo and Summer Rae replaces Caylee as ring announcer. We nearly start with Kidd-McGillicutty but MM quickly tags out to Hunico. Kidd and Hunico have a tremendous exchange of near-falls before Bo and Seth get their turns into the ring. However, Rollins gets caught in the wrong corner and nailed from behind by Hunico...sounds like a good time for a commercial break.
Seth fights out of the corner and monkeyflips Hunico before making the tag to Dallas...the house is on fire! Bo takes the time to knock McGillicutty off the apron, but that gives Camacho the opening to throw Bo into the turnbuckles. Now it's Dallas taking a beating...the heels target the back and Regal notes Bo's recent kidney troubles...PSYCHOLOGY~! MM attacks the partners on the apron, but that allows Bo to catch a breather and maneuver into a tag to Tyson Kidd. Kidd and McGillicutty renew their rivalry and hell breaks loose...leading to Seth taking out Hunico & Camacho with a huge plancha off the top rope! Kidd tries to one-up Seth's dive, but MM cuts him off with a running knee clip from the side. Hunico & Camacho hold back Rollins & Dallas as McGillicutty connects with the Headturner neckbreaker, picking up the win over Kidd!
WWE Superstars.com
Commentators: Josh Mathews, Matt Striker, & Scott Stanford.
Primo Colon(w/ Epico & Rosa Mendes) vs. Titus O'Neil(w/ Darren Young & Abraham Washington(w/ headset microphone)): The Colons were once scouted by A.W., but he double-crossed them in favor of the Prime Time Players at No Way Out. It's a classic speed vs. power matchup, as you might expect...Primo gets control and goes to the top rope, but A.W. argues with the ref. Young tries to run interference only to eat a dropkick from Epico, but that distraction allows Titus to attack Primo from behind. Titus looks to finish with a back suplex, but Primo backflips to his feet and gets a rollup for the flash pin!
Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston vs. Rob Cabildo: Hey, squash is in season! "R-Truth" Ron Killings is still recovering from a recent injury(thus his limited involvement in Raw's eight-man tag) so Kofi is flying solo for the moment. Cabildo has control for a short time but whiffs on a missile dropkick off the middle rope...rally, Superman Punch, Boom Drop, Trouble In Paradise, we're done.
Alex Riley vs. Antonio Cesaro(w/ Aksana Raudoniene): Stanford hopes Riley will get a chance to qualify for Money In The Bank...unfortunately, he had a chance on Smackdown and came up short against Dolph Ziggler. Cesaro didn't have a good time on Smackdown himself...even though it was Aksana who was pinned in that mixed tag match. These two fought once on Smackdown recently...Riley has a slightly better outing this time around. Cesaro escapes the setup for the Final Score(TKO) and rushes him with a modified spinebuster...he follows up with the Neutralizer to pick up the win.
Zack Ryder vs. Jack Swagger: Nice to see Zack finally get back on track with the big battle royal win on Smackdown, thus making him...General Manager for a week. On the opposite side of the spectrum, Swagger can't seem to buy a win lately and even lost his manager Vickie Guerrero after a falling-out with partner Dolph Ziggler. Ryder has the "Internet Championship" airbrushed on his tights...might as well make that a real title so the crew on Superstars and NXT has something to fight over. Swagger shows his power by catching a Ryder plancha to deliver a backbreaker outside the ring...ow. Swagger takes too long to set up a superplex, allowing Zack to mount a comeback...however, Jack stops him with a knee to the gut. Swagger Bomb...hits nothing but boots! That cues the real rally, punctuated by the Broski Boot...for two. Rough Ryder...no, Swagger boosts him over his head, then slams him to the mat and delivers the Swagger Bomb...for two. Ryder escapes a suplex by landing on his feet and hitting a neckbreaker...for two. Second-rope Rough Ryder attempt is blocked and Swagger gets the anklelock, but Ryder rolls through to send Swagger to the apron. Swagger leaps back into the ring over the top rope, but immediately gets hit with the Rough Ryder! 1-2-3 for the win...you know it.
TNA Impact
-Commentators: Mike Tenay & Taz.
-Bully Ray accepted Joseph Park's challenge for a match on next week's Impact...but then revealed that he had a restraining order against Abyss.
-Brother Devon d. Tommy "Crimson" Mercer with the spinebuster to retain the T.V. Title. After the match, Madison Rayne(who has been harboring a secret crush in recent weeks) entered the ring to plant a kiss on...referee Earl Hebner.
-Flip Cassanova(Flip Kendrick) d. Dakota Darsow after a shooting star legdrop.
-Women's Champion Brooke Tessmacher & Tara Varon d. Gail Kim & Madison Rayne; Tara hit the Widow's Peak on Rayne, then tagged in Tessmacher who won with her new modified STO finisher.
-Kenny King d. Lars Only(Johnny Yuma of PWG) after the Coronation(fireman's-carry spun into a uranagi).
-Bound For Glory Series: Jeff Hardy d. James Storm with the Twist Of Fate.
-Commentators: Jeremy Borash & Pat Kenney.
-Bound For Glory Series: Brutus Magnus d. "The Pope" D'Angelo Dinero with the Mag Daddy Driver.
WWE NXT6
Commentators: Jim Ross, Byron Saxton, Chris Russo, & S. William Regal. Ring announcers: Caylee Turner & Summer Rae.
Sofia Cortez vs. Paige (Knight)(w/o entrance): Sofia wrestled on the independent circuit as Juliet The Huntress and participated in Tough Enough under her real name Ivelisse Velez. Paige is an import from Great Britain and had a cup of coffee in SHIMMER as Britani Knight...in fact, her mother Saraya is the current SHIMMER Champion. Sofia pulls off a nice backflip rana and comes off a bit heelish in her corner stompdown of Paige...Paige fires back but Sofia stops her with an enzuigiri. They get into a striking exchange and Sofia gains the upper hand, picking up the win after wheelbarrowing into a mid-air DDT...nicely done.
Seth Rollins vs. (Donny) Camacho(w/ Hunico, w/o lowrider bicycle): Camacho had a good run in FCW as Donny Marlow, briefly holding their Tag Team Titles with partner C.J. Parker. On top of that, he has the business in his blood as he's the son of former WWE competitor Haku. Haven't seen Camacho in one-on-one competition in quite a while as he's primarily worked as the bodyguard and occasional tag partner of Hunico. Good competitive matchup...Hunico sticks his nose into the matchup and gets kicked to the floor for his efforts. He tries to get involved again but Seth engineers a collision between the two...he follows up with the Blackout(advanced curbstomp) for the victory! Cue the post-match double-team attack...but Bo Dallas arrives and the heels decide that they were just leaving.
C.J. Parker & Nick Rogers(w/o entrance) vs. Corey Graves & Jake Carter: Graves & Carter were FCW Tag Champs until recently...Graves had a good indy run as Sterling James Keenan. Carter is the son of Big Van Vader and J.R. jokes that he luckily got his looks from his mother. Rogers refers to himself as "Mr. Jacked" in FCW but hasn't gotten a whole lot of wins there. C.J. gets isolated for a while but Rogers finally tags into the match...only to get caught by a Carter spinebuster. Graves gets the tag and then the pin on Rogers after the "Bottoms Up"(over-the-shoulder powerslam/running DDT combo).
Debut tonight on NXT6: Kassius Ohno.
Mike Dalton(w/o entrance) vs. Kassius Ohno: Yes, I feel the need to fill in the background info for those coming in late...Ohno had a notable indy career as Chris Hero, particularly his long-time partnership with Claudio Castagnoli(aka Antonio Cesaro). Dalton gets an early flurry of offense but things quickly go downhill for him. Ohno wears him down with a cobra clutch but Dalton surprises him with a spinning heel kick for two. Ohno rakes the eyes, shoves Dalton off into the ropes, and blasts him with the roaring elbow...that'll do it. Ohno enlightens us after the match...he knocks people out, see.
Coming next week to NXT6: Bray Wyatt. One of his new followers seems to be Luke Harper(aka Brodie Lee).
Derrick Bateman vs. Jinder Mahal: Bateman does well early, though he nearly overshoots Mahal on a suicide dive. Mahal gets in a re-entry cheapshot before delivering a neckbreaker over the top rope...that'll alter the momentum a bit. Derrick counters a standard neckbreaker attempt with a backslide...for two. Bateman gets a small package for two and a rollup for two en route to the full-fledged comeback. Flippy neckbreaker...gets two. He sets up for the DVD but Mahal ducks to the ropes to avoid it...then blocks the move again and delivers the high knee to the back. That's the setup for the camel clutch...the hold is quickly applied for the tapout. Jinder decides another camel clutch is in order despite the referee's protests, but he releases the hold before the official starts thinking about decision reversals.
Tyson Kidd, Seth Rollins, & Bo Dallas vs. Michael McGillicutty, Hunico, & Donny Camacho: This was set up by General Manager Dusty Rhodes as a result of the post-match attack earlier in the show...as a sign of our TV taping organization, the broadcast team has switched from JR/Byron to JR/Regal/Russo and Summer Rae replaces Caylee as ring announcer. We nearly start with Kidd-McGillicutty but MM quickly tags out to Hunico. Kidd and Hunico have a tremendous exchange of near-falls before Bo and Seth get their turns into the ring. However, Rollins gets caught in the wrong corner and nailed from behind by Hunico...sounds like a good time for a commercial break.
Seth fights out of the corner and monkeyflips Hunico before making the tag to Dallas...the house is on fire! Bo takes the time to knock McGillicutty off the apron, but that gives Camacho the opening to throw Bo into the turnbuckles. Now it's Dallas taking a beating...the heels target the back and Regal notes Bo's recent kidney troubles...PSYCHOLOGY~! MM attacks the partners on the apron, but that allows Bo to catch a breather and maneuver into a tag to Tyson Kidd. Kidd and McGillicutty renew their rivalry and hell breaks loose...leading to Seth taking out Hunico & Camacho with a huge plancha off the top rope! Kidd tries to one-up Seth's dive, but MM cuts him off with a running knee clip from the side. Hunico & Camacho hold back Rollins & Dallas as McGillicutty connects with the Headturner neckbreaker, picking up the win over Kidd!
WWE Superstars.com
Commentators: Josh Mathews, Matt Striker, & Scott Stanford.
Primo Colon(w/ Epico & Rosa Mendes) vs. Titus O'Neil(w/ Darren Young & Abraham Washington(w/ headset microphone)): The Colons were once scouted by A.W., but he double-crossed them in favor of the Prime Time Players at No Way Out. It's a classic speed vs. power matchup, as you might expect...Primo gets control and goes to the top rope, but A.W. argues with the ref. Young tries to run interference only to eat a dropkick from Epico, but that distraction allows Titus to attack Primo from behind. Titus looks to finish with a back suplex, but Primo backflips to his feet and gets a rollup for the flash pin!
Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston vs. Rob Cabildo: Hey, squash is in season! "R-Truth" Ron Killings is still recovering from a recent injury(thus his limited involvement in Raw's eight-man tag) so Kofi is flying solo for the moment. Cabildo has control for a short time but whiffs on a missile dropkick off the middle rope...rally, Superman Punch, Boom Drop, Trouble In Paradise, we're done.
Alex Riley vs. Antonio Cesaro(w/ Aksana Raudoniene): Stanford hopes Riley will get a chance to qualify for Money In The Bank...unfortunately, he had a chance on Smackdown and came up short against Dolph Ziggler. Cesaro didn't have a good time on Smackdown himself...even though it was Aksana who was pinned in that mixed tag match. These two fought once on Smackdown recently...Riley has a slightly better outing this time around. Cesaro escapes the setup for the Final Score(TKO) and rushes him with a modified spinebuster...he follows up with the Neutralizer to pick up the win.
Zack Ryder vs. Jack Swagger: Nice to see Zack finally get back on track with the big battle royal win on Smackdown, thus making him...General Manager for a week. On the opposite side of the spectrum, Swagger can't seem to buy a win lately and even lost his manager Vickie Guerrero after a falling-out with partner Dolph Ziggler. Ryder has the "Internet Championship" airbrushed on his tights...might as well make that a real title so the crew on Superstars and NXT has something to fight over. Swagger shows his power by catching a Ryder plancha to deliver a backbreaker outside the ring...ow. Swagger takes too long to set up a superplex, allowing Zack to mount a comeback...however, Jack stops him with a knee to the gut. Swagger Bomb...hits nothing but boots! That cues the real rally, punctuated by the Broski Boot...for two. Rough Ryder...no, Swagger boosts him over his head, then slams him to the mat and delivers the Swagger Bomb...for two. Ryder escapes a suplex by landing on his feet and hitting a neckbreaker...for two. Second-rope Rough Ryder attempt is blocked and Swagger gets the anklelock, but Ryder rolls through to send Swagger to the apron. Swagger leaps back into the ring over the top rope, but immediately gets hit with the Rough Ryder! 1-2-3 for the win...you know it.
TNA Impact
-Commentators: Mike Tenay & Taz.
-Bully Ray accepted Joseph Park's challenge for a match on next week's Impact...but then revealed that he had a restraining order against Abyss.
-Brother Devon d. Tommy "Crimson" Mercer with the spinebuster to retain the T.V. Title. After the match, Madison Rayne(who has been harboring a secret crush in recent weeks) entered the ring to plant a kiss on...referee Earl Hebner.
-Flip Cassanova(Flip Kendrick) d. Dakota Darsow after a shooting star legdrop.
-Women's Champion Brooke Tessmacher & Tara Varon d. Gail Kim & Madison Rayne; Tara hit the Widow's Peak on Rayne, then tagged in Tessmacher who won with her new modified STO finisher.
-Kenny King d. Lars Only(Johnny Yuma of PWG) after the Coronation(fireman's-carry spun into a uranagi).
-Bound For Glory Series: Jeff Hardy d. James Storm with the Twist Of Fate.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
WWE Smackdown + This Week In Wrestling
-Commentators: Josh Mathews, Booker T, & Michael Cole.
-The Great Khali & Women's Champion Layla El d. Antonio Cesaro & Aksana Raudoniene when Layla pinned Aksana after the Layout.
-World Title Money-In-The-Bank Qualifier: Cody Rhodes d. Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage in a non-title match; Cody worked on Christian's arm and Christian was unable to execute the Killswitch as a result, leading to Cody getting the win with the Crossrhodes.
-World Title Money-In-The-Bank Qualifier: Dolph Ziggler(w/ Vickie Guerrero) d. Alex Riley with the Zigzag.
-U.S. Champion Santino Marella, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, & Sgt. Slaughter d. Drew McIntyre, Hunico, & Donny Camacho when Santino pinned Hunico after the Cobra.
-Ryback d. Curt Hawkins(w/ Tyler Reks) after the Shellshock.
-Zack Ryder(!) won a battle royal for the right to be next week's interim General Manager. Eliminations: Justin Gabriel by The Big Show, Brodus Clay by Show, Ezekiel Jackson by Lord Tensai, The Great Khali by several wrestlers at once, Damien Sandow by Ryder, U.S. Champion Santino Marella by Cody Rhodes, Cody and Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston by Show, Heath Slater(during a commercial break), Jack Swagger(also during the break), WWE Champion C.M. Punk & Daniel Bryan both went out at the same time(Punk hit Bryan with a cross-body against the ropes that sent both flying to the floor), Alberto Del Rio by John Cena, Tensai by Cena, Cena by Show, Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage by Show, Dolph Ziggler & Show by Kane(Dolph got Show in the sleeper but Kane BOOTed them both against the ropes and they tumbled to the floor), Kane by Ryder low-bridging him out.
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WWE(www.wwe.com)
NXT this week has:
-Mike Dalton vs. Kassius Ohno
-Sofia Cortez vs. Paige Knight
Superstars.com this week has:
-Zack Ryder vs. Jack Swagger
-Alex Riley vs. Antonio Cesaro
Money In The Bank is on Sunday 7/15:
-C.M. Punk vs. Daniel Bryan - WWE Title - Referee A.J. Lee
-Sheamus O'Shaunessy vs. Alberto Del Rio - World Title
-Money-In-The-Bank Ladder Match(WWE Title): The Big Show, John Cena, Chris Jericho, Kane
-Money-In-The-Bank Ladder Match(World Title): Damien Sandow, Tyson Kidd, Christian Cage, Santino Marella, Lord Tensai, Cody Rhodes, Dolph Ziggler
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 7/5 has:
-James Storm vs. Jeff Hardy
-Brooke Tessmacher vs. Gail Kim - Women's Title
Destination X is on Sunday 7/8:
-Bobby Roode vs. Austin Aries - Heavyweight Title
-Kurt Angle vs. Samoa Joe
-A.J. Styles vs. Christopher Daniels - Last-Man-Standing Match
-X-Division Title Tournament: Sonjay Dutt. Rashad Cameron, Shiima Xion, Kid Kash, Douglas Williams
RING OF HONOR(www.rohwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/14 in Milwaukee, WI:
-The Briscoe Brothers vs. Kevin Steen & Jimmy Jacobs
-Eddie Edwards vs. Rhino
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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 7/14 in St. Louis, MO:
-Gary Jackson vs. Dave Vaughn vs. Brandon Espinosa - Heavyweight Title
SICW has a show on Saturday 7/21 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Ricky Cruz & Gary Jackson vs. Dave Vaughn & Ken Kasa
-Sean Vincent vs. Ron Powers
METRO EAST CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING(www.mecwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Wood River, IL.
AAPW(www.allamericanprowrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Marion, IL.
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 7/27 in Des Moines, IA:
-Ben Sailer vs. Davey Richards - Heavyweight Title
-Jaysin Strife vs. Tony Kozina
-Kyle O'Reilly vs. Mark Sterling
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)
Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
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 Saturday 7/28 in Taylor, MI:
-Johnny Gargano vs. Akira Tozawa - Open The Freedom Gate Title
-El Generico & Samuray Del Sol vs. CIMA & A.R. Fox
DGUSA has a show on Sunday 7/29 in Chicago, IL:
-Ricochet & Rich Swann vs. CIMA & A.R. Fox - For The Vacant Open The United Gate Titles
-Akira Tozawa vs. El Generico
SHINE(www.shinewrestling.com)
Next show is Friday 7/20 in Ybor City, FL.
PRO WRESTLING GUERRILLA(www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Reseda, CA:
-The Super Smash Brothers vs. The Young Bucks vs. Future Shock - Tag Team Titles - Ladder Match
-Kevin Steen vs. Willie Mack - Heavyweight Title
-Michael Elgin vs. Sami Callihan
The RockNES Monsters vs. The Fightin' Taylor Boys
-T.J. Perkins vs. Roderick Strong
-Brian Cage vs. Eddie Edwards
-B-Boy vs. Drake Younger
-Famous B vs. Joey Ryan
NWA ANARCHY(www.nwaanarchy.net)
Next show is Saturday 7/14 in Cornelia, GA.
IWA MID-SOUTH(www.freewebs.com/iwamidsouth/)
Next show is Saturday 7/28 in TBA.
CHIKARA(www.chikarapro.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/28 in Portland, ME:
-Eddie Kingston vs. Sara Del Rey - Grand Championship
-Jivin' Jimmy vs. Kobald vs. ? vs. ?
CHIKARA has a show on Sunday 7/29 in Everett, MA:
-A.C.H. vs. J.T. Dunn vs. ? vs. ?
-The Young Bucks vs. The Throwbacks - Tag Team Titles - Best-Of-3-Falls Match
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 7/21 in Merrionette Park, IL:
-Silas Young vs. Jimmy Jacobs vs. Arik Cannon - Heavyweight Title Ladder Match
-Davey Richards vs. Fit Finlay
-MsChif vs. Danny Daniels - Chicago Street Fight
ACW(www.anarchychampionshipwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/22 in Austin, TX:
-A.C.H. vs. Jaykus Plisken - Heavyweight Title
-Jimmy Jacobs vs. Gary Jay
-J.T. LaMotta vs. Evan Gelistico
-Rachel Summerlyn vs. Lady Poison
-Killah Kash vs. Scot Summers
-Angel Blue vs. Athena vs. Barbie Hayden vs. Portia Perez - Joshi Title
-Shawn Vexx vs. Masada
STL Wrestling Community: http://community.livejournal.com/stlwrestling/
MO Wrestling Revival: http://www.missouriwrestlingrevival.com/
-The Great Khali & Women's Champion Layla El d. Antonio Cesaro & Aksana Raudoniene when Layla pinned Aksana after the Layout.
-World Title Money-In-The-Bank Qualifier: Cody Rhodes d. Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage in a non-title match; Cody worked on Christian's arm and Christian was unable to execute the Killswitch as a result, leading to Cody getting the win with the Crossrhodes.
-World Title Money-In-The-Bank Qualifier: Dolph Ziggler(w/ Vickie Guerrero) d. Alex Riley with the Zigzag.
-U.S. Champion Santino Marella, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, & Sgt. Slaughter d. Drew McIntyre, Hunico, & Donny Camacho when Santino pinned Hunico after the Cobra.
-Ryback d. Curt Hawkins(w/ Tyler Reks) after the Shellshock.
-Zack Ryder(!) won a battle royal for the right to be next week's interim General Manager. Eliminations: Justin Gabriel by The Big Show, Brodus Clay by Show, Ezekiel Jackson by Lord Tensai, The Great Khali by several wrestlers at once, Damien Sandow by Ryder, U.S. Champion Santino Marella by Cody Rhodes, Cody and Tag Team Champion Kofi Kingston by Show, Heath Slater(during a commercial break), Jack Swagger(also during the break), WWE Champion C.M. Punk & Daniel Bryan both went out at the same time(Punk hit Bryan with a cross-body against the ropes that sent both flying to the floor), Alberto Del Rio by John Cena, Tensai by Cena, Cena by Show, Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage by Show, Dolph Ziggler & Show by Kane(Dolph got Show in the sleeper but Kane BOOTed them both against the ropes and they tumbled to the floor), Kane by Ryder low-bridging him out.
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WWE(www.wwe.com)
NXT this week has:
-Mike Dalton vs. Kassius Ohno
-Sofia Cortez vs. Paige Knight
Superstars.com this week has:
-Zack Ryder vs. Jack Swagger
-Alex Riley vs. Antonio Cesaro
Money In The Bank is on Sunday 7/15:
-C.M. Punk vs. Daniel Bryan - WWE Title - Referee A.J. Lee
-Sheamus O'Shaunessy vs. Alberto Del Rio - World Title
-Money-In-The-Bank Ladder Match(WWE Title): The Big Show, John Cena, Chris Jericho, Kane
-Money-In-The-Bank Ladder Match(World Title): Damien Sandow, Tyson Kidd, Christian Cage, Santino Marella, Lord Tensai, Cody Rhodes, Dolph Ziggler
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 7/5 has:
-James Storm vs. Jeff Hardy
-Brooke Tessmacher vs. Gail Kim - Women's Title
Destination X is on Sunday 7/8:
-Bobby Roode vs. Austin Aries - Heavyweight Title
-Kurt Angle vs. Samoa Joe
-A.J. Styles vs. Christopher Daniels - Last-Man-Standing Match
-X-Division Title Tournament: Sonjay Dutt. Rashad Cameron, Shiima Xion, Kid Kash, Douglas Williams
RING OF HONOR(www.rohwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/14 in Milwaukee, WI:
-The Briscoe Brothers vs. Kevin Steen & Jimmy Jacobs
-Eddie Edwards vs. Rhino
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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.
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Next show is Friday 8/10 in Glen Carbon, IL.
SOUTH BROADWAY(saintlouiswrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/14 in St. Louis, MO:
-Gary Jackson vs. Dave Vaughn vs. Brandon Espinosa - Heavyweight Title
SICW has a show on Saturday 7/21 in East Carondelet, IL:
-Ricky Cruz & Gary Jackson vs. Dave Vaughn & Ken Kasa
-Sean Vincent vs. Ron Powers
METRO EAST CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING(www.mecwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Wood River, IL.
AAPW(www.allamericanprowrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Marion, IL.
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 7/27 in Des Moines, IA:
-Ben Sailer vs. Davey Richards - Heavyweight Title
-Jaysin Strife vs. Tony Kozina
-Kyle O'Reilly vs. Mark Sterling
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
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Information on upcoming shows will be posted when it becomes available.
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 Saturday 7/28 in Taylor, MI:
-Johnny Gargano vs. Akira Tozawa - Open The Freedom Gate Title
-El Generico & Samuray Del Sol vs. CIMA & A.R. Fox
DGUSA has a show on Sunday 7/29 in Chicago, IL:
-Ricochet & Rich Swann vs. CIMA & A.R. Fox - For The Vacant Open The United Gate Titles
-Akira Tozawa vs. El Generico
SHINE(www.shinewrestling.com)
Next show is Friday 7/20 in Ybor City, FL.
PRO WRESTLING GUERRILLA(www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/21 in Reseda, CA:
-The Super Smash Brothers vs. The Young Bucks vs. Future Shock - Tag Team Titles - Ladder Match
-Kevin Steen vs. Willie Mack - Heavyweight Title
-Michael Elgin vs. Sami Callihan
The RockNES Monsters vs. The Fightin' Taylor Boys
-T.J. Perkins vs. Roderick Strong
-Brian Cage vs. Eddie Edwards
-B-Boy vs. Drake Younger
-Famous B vs. Joey Ryan
NWA ANARCHY(www.nwaanarchy.net)
Next show is Saturday 7/14 in Cornelia, GA.
IWA MID-SOUTH(www.freewebs.com/iwamidsouth/)
Next show is Saturday 7/28 in TBA.
CHIKARA(www.chikarapro.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/28 in Portland, ME:
-Eddie Kingston vs. Sara Del Rey - Grand Championship
-Jivin' Jimmy vs. Kobald vs. ? vs. ?
CHIKARA has a show on Sunday 7/29 in Everett, MA:
-A.C.H. vs. J.T. Dunn vs. ? vs. ?
-The Young Bucks vs. The Throwbacks - Tag Team Titles - Best-Of-3-Falls Match
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 7/21 in Merrionette Park, IL:
-Silas Young vs. Jimmy Jacobs vs. Arik Cannon - Heavyweight Title Ladder Match
-Davey Richards vs. Fit Finlay
-MsChif vs. Danny Daniels - Chicago Street Fight
ACW(www.anarchychampionshipwrestling.com)
Next show is Saturday 7/22 in Austin, TX:
-A.C.H. vs. Jaykus Plisken - Heavyweight Title
-Jimmy Jacobs vs. Gary Jay
-J.T. LaMotta vs. Evan Gelistico
-Rachel Summerlyn vs. Lady Poison
-Killah Kash vs. Scot Summers
-Angel Blue vs. Athena vs. Barbie Hayden vs. Portia Perez - Joshi Title
-Shawn Vexx vs. Masada
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Monday, July 2, 2012
WWE Raw
-Commentators: Jerry Lawler & Michael Cole.
-Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage, U.S. Champion Santino Marella, & Tag Team Champions "R-Truth" Ron Killings & Kofi Kingston d. Cody Rhodes, David Otunga, & The Primetime Players(w/ Abraham Washington); Brodus Clay distracted Otunga and Santino beat him with the Cobra. Clay big-splashed Otunga after the match.
-Sin Cara vs. Alberto Del Rio(w/ Ricardo Rodriguez) never started as Alberto attacked Cara during his entrance and locked him in the cross-armbreaker on the arena floor.
-World Champion Sheamus O'Shaunessy & A.J. Lee d. Dolph Ziggler & Vickie Guerrero when A.J. pinned Vickie after the Shining Wizard.
-Heath Slater d. Doink The Clown after a flying neckbreaker. Diamond Dallas Page made an appearance after the match to shake Heath's hand, but pulled him into a Diamond Cutter.
-The Big Show d. Kane in a no-DQ match after a chokeslam onto a steel chair.
-Tyson Kidd d. Lord Tensai(w/ Adeshi Sakamoto) via quick rollup after a missed avalanche. Tensai beat up Sakamoto after the match.
-WWE Champion C.M. Punk & John Cena vs. Daniel Bryan & Chris Jericho ended in a no-contest; Cena and Jericho brawled away from ringside leaving Punk and Bryan to fight. A.J. Lee came out but the guys were too busy fighting to pay attention to her, so she brought out a table and teased jumping through it from the top rope. The guys both told her not to do it...she kissed Punk, then shoved him off the apron into Bryan so they both crashed through the table.
-Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage, U.S. Champion Santino Marella, & Tag Team Champions "R-Truth" Ron Killings & Kofi Kingston d. Cody Rhodes, David Otunga, & The Primetime Players(w/ Abraham Washington); Brodus Clay distracted Otunga and Santino beat him with the Cobra. Clay big-splashed Otunga after the match.
-Sin Cara vs. Alberto Del Rio(w/ Ricardo Rodriguez) never started as Alberto attacked Cara during his entrance and locked him in the cross-armbreaker on the arena floor.
-World Champion Sheamus O'Shaunessy & A.J. Lee d. Dolph Ziggler & Vickie Guerrero when A.J. pinned Vickie after the Shining Wizard.
-Heath Slater d. Doink The Clown after a flying neckbreaker. Diamond Dallas Page made an appearance after the match to shake Heath's hand, but pulled him into a Diamond Cutter.
-The Big Show d. Kane in a no-DQ match after a chokeslam onto a steel chair.
-Tyson Kidd d. Lord Tensai(w/ Adeshi Sakamoto) via quick rollup after a missed avalanche. Tensai beat up Sakamoto after the match.
-WWE Champion C.M. Punk & John Cena vs. Daniel Bryan & Chris Jericho ended in a no-contest; Cena and Jericho brawled away from ringside leaving Punk and Bryan to fight. A.J. Lee came out but the guys were too busy fighting to pay attention to her, so she brought out a table and teased jumping through it from the top rope. The guys both told her not to do it...she kissed Punk, then shoved him off the apron into Bryan so they both crashed through the table.
FCW TV
Commentators: Chris Russo & Byron Saxton. Ring announcer: Caylee Turner.
Jiro Takizawa vs. Rick Victor: It's Kaientai Dojo vs. Hart Dungeon and one of these guys might just win a match! Jiro has his most competitive outing to date...he hits an enzuigiri but misses a long-distance moonsault. Victor capitalizes with the double-underhook powerbomb for the win.
Jason Jordan vs. Big E Langston: The commentators have talked up Jordan quite a bit lately...he gets a few desperate submission attempts but Big E is just too strong. Jordan shockingly takes Langston down into a cross-armbreaker attempt, but Big E keeps his hands locked and reaches the ropes. A blind charge hits ringpost shoulder-first and gives Jordan his best opening of the match, delivering a tornado Alberto Del Rio-style armbreaker before going for the cross-armbreaker again and getting it! Big E barely escapes the hold through sheer power...then avalanches him in the corner and delivers the Big Ending to finish the job.
FCW 15 Champion Richie Steamboat compares his rivalry with Antonio Cesaro to the issue between S. William Regal and Dean Ambrose. Next week, Steamboat faces Cesaro one more time...
General Manager Summer Rae arrives...she announces the rematch between Regal and Ambrose for the show in two weeks. WOO~! She brings out the returning Roman Leakee...good to see him back. He's looking quite dapper in a suit and sunglasses...he comes off as a bit heelish, looking forward to the money and the championships that come with the competition.
Adam Mercer vs. Erick Rowan: Mercer got a few vignettes in previous weeks, but I don't see his TV debut going so well. The power of the beard is too much to overcome...Mercer becomes a resident of Chokeslam City in short order.
Antonio Cesaro gives his rebuttal to Steamboat...he vows to "not hold back" next week.
Audrey Marie vs. Paige Knight: The commentators note the absence of Paige's recent cohort Sofia Cortez. Hey, this is halfway decent...go figure. Paige won't stop beating down Audrey...and finally the referee's count reaches five and it's a DQ. I suspect this issue is not yet over.
Conor O'Brian(w/ Kenneth Cameron) vs. Brad Maddox: Brad decides to start the match on the floor...only to bump into Cameron and get back in the ring. He decides the OTHER side of the ring is a good idea...but Cameron simply follows him over there and Conor pulls Brad back into the ring. Maddox surprisingly gets in some offense...but Cameron roars and Conor starts Hulking-Up. It's all downhill from there for Maddox...IT'S THE BIG FOOT and that's the ballgame.
Next week: Seth Rollins defends the Heavyweight Title in a four-corner match, plus Richie Steamboat vs. Antonio Cesaro for the FCW 15 Title...so long from the Sunshine State!
Jiro Takizawa vs. Rick Victor: It's Kaientai Dojo vs. Hart Dungeon and one of these guys might just win a match! Jiro has his most competitive outing to date...he hits an enzuigiri but misses a long-distance moonsault. Victor capitalizes with the double-underhook powerbomb for the win.
Jason Jordan vs. Big E Langston: The commentators have talked up Jordan quite a bit lately...he gets a few desperate submission attempts but Big E is just too strong. Jordan shockingly takes Langston down into a cross-armbreaker attempt, but Big E keeps his hands locked and reaches the ropes. A blind charge hits ringpost shoulder-first and gives Jordan his best opening of the match, delivering a tornado Alberto Del Rio-style armbreaker before going for the cross-armbreaker again and getting it! Big E barely escapes the hold through sheer power...then avalanches him in the corner and delivers the Big Ending to finish the job.
FCW 15 Champion Richie Steamboat compares his rivalry with Antonio Cesaro to the issue between S. William Regal and Dean Ambrose. Next week, Steamboat faces Cesaro one more time...
General Manager Summer Rae arrives...she announces the rematch between Regal and Ambrose for the show in two weeks. WOO~! She brings out the returning Roman Leakee...good to see him back. He's looking quite dapper in a suit and sunglasses...he comes off as a bit heelish, looking forward to the money and the championships that come with the competition.
Adam Mercer vs. Erick Rowan: Mercer got a few vignettes in previous weeks, but I don't see his TV debut going so well. The power of the beard is too much to overcome...Mercer becomes a resident of Chokeslam City in short order.
Antonio Cesaro gives his rebuttal to Steamboat...he vows to "not hold back" next week.
Audrey Marie vs. Paige Knight: The commentators note the absence of Paige's recent cohort Sofia Cortez. Hey, this is halfway decent...go figure. Paige won't stop beating down Audrey...and finally the referee's count reaches five and it's a DQ. I suspect this issue is not yet over.
Conor O'Brian(w/ Kenneth Cameron) vs. Brad Maddox: Brad decides to start the match on the floor...only to bump into Cameron and get back in the ring. He decides the OTHER side of the ring is a good idea...but Cameron simply follows him over there and Conor pulls Brad back into the ring. Maddox surprisingly gets in some offense...but Cameron roars and Conor starts Hulking-Up. It's all downhill from there for Maddox...IT'S THE BIG FOOT and that's the ballgame.
Next week: Seth Rollins defends the Heavyweight Title in a four-corner match, plus Richie Steamboat vs. Antonio Cesaro for the FCW 15 Title...so long from the Sunshine State!
NWA Anarchy TV #335
Commentators: Tim E.D. & John Johnson.
Jacob Ashworth & Joey Rhymer vs. Tommy Daniels & C.B. Gibson: Rhymer is initially without a partner as Zach Daniels is MIA...but Ashworth comes out to take his place. Resident underdog Rhymer takes a beating for most of the match, but he avoids Daniels' blind charge into the corner and makes the tag to Ashworth! Daniels & Gibson bail out of the ring...and decide to stay out of the ring, so Ashworth & Rhymer win by countout. Out of nowhere, Skirra Corvus pops up at the broadcast position(freaking out Johnson) and dives onto Daniels & Gibson! The good guys stand tall but things aren't quite settled in this matter...
Anthony Henry vs. Brandon Parker for the Young Lions' Title: Parker decides to kick-start the matchup but Henry turns the tide and clotheslines the challenger out of the ring. Parker decides to take it slow in re-entering the ring and NOW we get the opening bell. YAY WRESTLING~! Parker takes control after yanking the champ into the turnbuckles by the tights...he seems to prefer the brute-force method of attack. The momentum swings a few times...Henry gets a close near-fall with a German suplex, but Parker surprises him with a backpack Stunner for his own two-count. Parker hits a unique elevated DDT variation...for 2 1/2. Parker attempts a Codebreaker but Henry blocks and turns him over into the Texas Cloverleaf in the middle of the ring! That's a tapout and Henry retains the title. As Henry takes his leave, Adrian Hawkins walks past him and clips Parker, locking him in the Sharpshooter! Hawkins leaves after exchanging a few choice words with Henry...
Billy Buck vs. Andrew Pendleton III, Gold Rush Qualifier: The winners of these qualifiers will go into a four-corner match at Hostile Environment...the winner gets a title shot of his choice with the stipulation of his choosing. These two are no strangers to each other, mostly encountering each other in past tag team competition. Good match between these two...Buck rallies late in the match, but Bobby Moore runs out with a well-timed foot grab as Buck is setting up for the Buck Wild superkick. That distraction is enough for Pendleton to roll him up with feet on the ropes for the tainted pinfall...but Buck immediately runs backstage to brawl with Moore! The wrestlers in the locker room have to break things up, in the confusion, Buck accidentally levels an innocent bystander(think it was Steven Walters) with a superkick meant for Moore.
Shaun Tempers(w/ Jeff G. Bailey & Jerry Palmer) vs. Slim J for the Heavyweight Title: For those keeping score, Tempers is still the NWA North American Champion and Johnson notes that he's approaching the one-year mark of his reign with that belt. For his part, Slim J has held practically every championship that's ever existed in NWA Wildside or Anarchy. Slim goes aerial once too often and gets dumped out of the ring at the waiting(stomping) feet of Agent/Attorney Jeff G. The champion goes after J's neck...then Palmer chokes J with his axhandle while Tempers has a discussion with the ref.
Tempers controls the pace but Slim J finally mounts a comeback, nearly winning with a Northern Lights suplex. Tempers cuts him off and hits the Beelzebomb tigerdriver...for two. Slim kicks him away and goes to the top with the flying inverted DDT...for two. Detox Driver is blocked but Slim backflips out of a Temperpedic(cobra clutch backbreaker) attempt...he attempts the Screwdriver On The Rocks but Tempers throws him off into the referee. Slim comes back with a Diamond Cutter and locks on the Roach Clip(inverted STF) and that brings out Tag Team Champions Se7en & Bryan Cassanova...they take out Slim J with the gorilla press/Diamond Cutter but the champs are attacked by the Hate Junkies!
Those four brawl back to the locker room as the match continues...Palmer throws in the axhandle but Commissioner Brodie Ray Chase takes it away from him and nails him with it! Slim J makes the cover and referee Dee Byers runs in to make the three-count! Brodie congratulates Slim J with the belt...but original referee Brent Wiley grabs the belt away. He has a discussion with the ring announcer...and it's announced that Tempers gets the win by DQ since Wiley saw Chase's interference. Aww...
Jacob Ashworth & Joey Rhymer vs. Tommy Daniels & C.B. Gibson: Rhymer is initially without a partner as Zach Daniels is MIA...but Ashworth comes out to take his place. Resident underdog Rhymer takes a beating for most of the match, but he avoids Daniels' blind charge into the corner and makes the tag to Ashworth! Daniels & Gibson bail out of the ring...and decide to stay out of the ring, so Ashworth & Rhymer win by countout. Out of nowhere, Skirra Corvus pops up at the broadcast position(freaking out Johnson) and dives onto Daniels & Gibson! The good guys stand tall but things aren't quite settled in this matter...
Anthony Henry vs. Brandon Parker for the Young Lions' Title: Parker decides to kick-start the matchup but Henry turns the tide and clotheslines the challenger out of the ring. Parker decides to take it slow in re-entering the ring and NOW we get the opening bell. YAY WRESTLING~! Parker takes control after yanking the champ into the turnbuckles by the tights...he seems to prefer the brute-force method of attack. The momentum swings a few times...Henry gets a close near-fall with a German suplex, but Parker surprises him with a backpack Stunner for his own two-count. Parker hits a unique elevated DDT variation...for 2 1/2. Parker attempts a Codebreaker but Henry blocks and turns him over into the Texas Cloverleaf in the middle of the ring! That's a tapout and Henry retains the title. As Henry takes his leave, Adrian Hawkins walks past him and clips Parker, locking him in the Sharpshooter! Hawkins leaves after exchanging a few choice words with Henry...
Billy Buck vs. Andrew Pendleton III, Gold Rush Qualifier: The winners of these qualifiers will go into a four-corner match at Hostile Environment...the winner gets a title shot of his choice with the stipulation of his choosing. These two are no strangers to each other, mostly encountering each other in past tag team competition. Good match between these two...Buck rallies late in the match, but Bobby Moore runs out with a well-timed foot grab as Buck is setting up for the Buck Wild superkick. That distraction is enough for Pendleton to roll him up with feet on the ropes for the tainted pinfall...but Buck immediately runs backstage to brawl with Moore! The wrestlers in the locker room have to break things up, in the confusion, Buck accidentally levels an innocent bystander(think it was Steven Walters) with a superkick meant for Moore.
Shaun Tempers(w/ Jeff G. Bailey & Jerry Palmer) vs. Slim J for the Heavyweight Title: For those keeping score, Tempers is still the NWA North American Champion and Johnson notes that he's approaching the one-year mark of his reign with that belt. For his part, Slim J has held practically every championship that's ever existed in NWA Wildside or Anarchy. Slim goes aerial once too often and gets dumped out of the ring at the waiting(stomping) feet of Agent/Attorney Jeff G. The champion goes after J's neck...then Palmer chokes J with his axhandle while Tempers has a discussion with the ref.
Tempers controls the pace but Slim J finally mounts a comeback, nearly winning with a Northern Lights suplex. Tempers cuts him off and hits the Beelzebomb tigerdriver...for two. Slim kicks him away and goes to the top with the flying inverted DDT...for two. Detox Driver is blocked but Slim backflips out of a Temperpedic(cobra clutch backbreaker) attempt...he attempts the Screwdriver On The Rocks but Tempers throws him off into the referee. Slim comes back with a Diamond Cutter and locks on the Roach Clip(inverted STF) and that brings out Tag Team Champions Se7en & Bryan Cassanova...they take out Slim J with the gorilla press/Diamond Cutter but the champs are attacked by the Hate Junkies!
Those four brawl back to the locker room as the match continues...Palmer throws in the axhandle but Commissioner Brodie Ray Chase takes it away from him and nails him with it! Slim J makes the cover and referee Dee Byers runs in to make the three-count! Brodie congratulates Slim J with the belt...but original referee Brent Wiley grabs the belt away. He has a discussion with the ring announcer...and it's announced that Tempers gets the win by DQ since Wiley saw Chase's interference. Aww...
Sunday, July 1, 2012
ROH + SICW
ROH TV
-Commentators: Kevin Kelly & Jim Cornette.
-Davey Richards fought Mike Mondo to a 15-minute time-limit draw; Richards got Mondo in the grapevine anklelock with under a minute to go, but Mondo didn't tap before the time limit expired. The fans wanted five more minutes and Davey was ready to go again, but Mondo just left the ring...
-Joined in progress: Adam Cole won a non-title four-corner match with T.V. Champion Roderick Strong, Kyle O'Reilly, and B.J. Whitmer when he pinned Strong with a crucifix.
-Jay Briscoe d. Tag Team Champion(at the time this was taped) Charlie Haas in a Texas Death Match. Falls: Jay got an early pin with a sunset flip. Haas got a fall after delivering a back suplex onto the edge of the guardrail, then another fall after an exploder suplex. The referee was bumped as Haas hit an Olympic Slam, so no pin count was made. A table and chair came into play, then Briscoe brought out a cooler full of beer AND weapons. Jay Briscoe double-stomped Haas through the table but the referee was still down. Briscoe set up a piece of fence across two chairs and delivered a Death Valley Driver onto the setup...the referee FINALLY revived but Haas kicked him back down out of desperation. Briscoe brought out a kendo stick, but Haas delivered a blatant low blow and nailed Brisoce in the head with the stick. Haas brought out the towel and ether but Jay nailed him with the kendo stick, then threw away the towel and knocked out Haas with the ether can for a fall. After a thirty-second rest period, Haas couldn't answer the ten-count and Briscoe got the win.
-Next week: Kevin Steen vs. Eddie Edwards for the Heavyweight Title plus Jay Lethal vs. Michael Elgin.
SICW Wrestling Explosion
-Commentator: Larry Matysik.
-Sean Vincent d. Max Archer with the Death Valley Driver.
-Ken Kasa d. Heath Hatton via John Wu Dropkick.
-Flashback to August 1983: King Kong Brody fought Nikolai Volkoff to a double DQ.
-Next week: Chris Hargas & Bobby D vs. Ron Powers & The Big Texan.
-Commentators: Kevin Kelly & Jim Cornette.
-Davey Richards fought Mike Mondo to a 15-minute time-limit draw; Richards got Mondo in the grapevine anklelock with under a minute to go, but Mondo didn't tap before the time limit expired. The fans wanted five more minutes and Davey was ready to go again, but Mondo just left the ring...
-Joined in progress: Adam Cole won a non-title four-corner match with T.V. Champion Roderick Strong, Kyle O'Reilly, and B.J. Whitmer when he pinned Strong with a crucifix.
-Jay Briscoe d. Tag Team Champion(at the time this was taped) Charlie Haas in a Texas Death Match. Falls: Jay got an early pin with a sunset flip. Haas got a fall after delivering a back suplex onto the edge of the guardrail, then another fall after an exploder suplex. The referee was bumped as Haas hit an Olympic Slam, so no pin count was made. A table and chair came into play, then Briscoe brought out a cooler full of beer AND weapons. Jay Briscoe double-stomped Haas through the table but the referee was still down. Briscoe set up a piece of fence across two chairs and delivered a Death Valley Driver onto the setup...the referee FINALLY revived but Haas kicked him back down out of desperation. Briscoe brought out a kendo stick, but Haas delivered a blatant low blow and nailed Brisoce in the head with the stick. Haas brought out the towel and ether but Jay nailed him with the kendo stick, then threw away the towel and knocked out Haas with the ether can for a fall. After a thirty-second rest period, Haas couldn't answer the ten-count and Briscoe got the win.
-Next week: Kevin Steen vs. Eddie Edwards for the Heavyweight Title plus Jay Lethal vs. Michael Elgin.
SICW Wrestling Explosion
-Commentator: Larry Matysik.
-Sean Vincent d. Max Archer with the Death Valley Driver.
-Ken Kasa d. Heath Hatton via John Wu Dropkick.
-Flashback to August 1983: King Kong Brody fought Nikolai Volkoff to a double DQ.
-Next week: Chris Hargas & Bobby D vs. Ron Powers & The Big Texan.
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