-Commentators: Jeremy Borash & Pat Kenney.
-Bound For Glory Series: A.J. Styles d. Robbie Eckos(w/ Robbie Terry) with the Styles Clash.
Sunday, July 15, 2012
ROH + SICW
ROH TV
-Commentators: Kevin Kelly & Nigel McGuinness.
-Michael Elgin d. Fit Finlay with the spiral bomb. Truth Martini celebrated his protege's win after the match but Elgin still accepted Finlay's handshake.
-Clips: The Briscoe Brothers d. The Guardians Of Truth(w/ Truth Martini); a Guardian attempted to victory-roll his way out of a Doomsday Device attempt, but Jay blocked the move for his own pinning combination for the win. The Briscoes nearly gave Martini the Doomsday Device but the Guardians saved their manager from that fate.
-Roderick Strong(w/ Truth Martini) won a three-way dance with Jay Lethal and Tommaso Ciampa(w/ Embassy) to retain the T.V. Title. Lethal chased Prince Nana into the ring and Nana accidentally clipped Ciampa as he was setting up Strong for Project Ciampa...Strong fell on top for the pinfall to eliminate Ciampa. Martini hit Lethal with the Book Of Truth as he attempted the Lethal Injection(rope-handspring cutter), giving Strong the opening to finish him off with the Falcon Arrow backbreaker.
-Clips: Kevin Steen(w/ Jimmy Jacobs & Steve Corino) d. Davey Richards(w/ Jim Cornette) in an anything-goes match to retain the Heavyweight Title. Kyle O'Reilly refused to be in Richards' corner as Richards objected to O'Reilly's poor sportsmanship against Adam Cole earlier in the night. After a ton of plunder and carnage, Steen got the win after the package piledriver.
-Next week: Eddie Edwards & Adam Cole vs. Mike Bennett & Brutal Bob Evans.
SICW Wrestling Explosion
-Commentator: Larry Matysik.
-Ricky Cruz fought Gary Jackson to a no-contest to retain the Classic Title after Dave Vaughn & Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) attacked Cruz.
-Flashback to August 1983: Spike Huber d. Eric Embry with an airplane spin into a bridging Samoan Drop.
-Commentators: Kevin Kelly & Nigel McGuinness.
-Michael Elgin d. Fit Finlay with the spiral bomb. Truth Martini celebrated his protege's win after the match but Elgin still accepted Finlay's handshake.
-Clips: The Briscoe Brothers d. The Guardians Of Truth(w/ Truth Martini); a Guardian attempted to victory-roll his way out of a Doomsday Device attempt, but Jay blocked the move for his own pinning combination for the win. The Briscoes nearly gave Martini the Doomsday Device but the Guardians saved their manager from that fate.
-Roderick Strong(w/ Truth Martini) won a three-way dance with Jay Lethal and Tommaso Ciampa(w/ Embassy) to retain the T.V. Title. Lethal chased Prince Nana into the ring and Nana accidentally clipped Ciampa as he was setting up Strong for Project Ciampa...Strong fell on top for the pinfall to eliminate Ciampa. Martini hit Lethal with the Book Of Truth as he attempted the Lethal Injection(rope-handspring cutter), giving Strong the opening to finish him off with the Falcon Arrow backbreaker.
-Clips: Kevin Steen(w/ Jimmy Jacobs & Steve Corino) d. Davey Richards(w/ Jim Cornette) in an anything-goes match to retain the Heavyweight Title. Kyle O'Reilly refused to be in Richards' corner as Richards objected to O'Reilly's poor sportsmanship against Adam Cole earlier in the night. After a ton of plunder and carnage, Steen got the win after the package piledriver.
-Next week: Eddie Edwards & Adam Cole vs. Mike Bennett & Brutal Bob Evans.
SICW Wrestling Explosion
-Commentator: Larry Matysik.
-Ricky Cruz fought Gary Jackson to a no-contest to retain the Classic Title after Dave Vaughn & Ken Kasa(w/ Travis Cook) attacked Cruz.
-Flashback to August 1983: Spike Huber d. Eric Embry with an airplane spin into a bridging Samoan Drop.
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Saturday MMWA Results From St. Louis, MO + Other Show Results
-In the absence of Brandon Espinosa, a mini-tournament of sorts took place to determine the challengers to Gary Jackson's Heavyweight Title...
-Contenders' Tournament: T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn d. Jimmy D with a Fujiwara armbar.
-Contenders' Tournament: Jr. Heavyweight Champion Max Archer d. Brian James via Flair Pin with feet on the ropes.
-Contenders' Tournament: Battle Royal Champion Dave Osborne d. Tag Team Champion LaMarcus Clinton after a cobra clutch suplex.
-Contenders' Tournament: Ricky Cruz d. Ken Kasa with a swinging fisherman buster into a cradle.
-Contenders' Tournament: T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn d. Jr. Heavyweight Champion Max Archer after the spear.
-Contenders' Tournament: Ricky Cruz d. Battle Royal Champion Dave Osborne via Oklahoma roll after Osborne missed a senton.
-Gary Jackson won a triple threat match with Ricky Cruz and T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn to retain the Heavyweight Title. Vaughn knocked Cruz off the top rope at one point, leading to Cruz taking a bad spill to the arena floor. Vaughn accidentally speared referee Jim Harris when Jackson moved out of the way...Vaughn then hit Jackson with a chain and Harris recovered to count a close near-fall. Gary surprised Vaughn with a small package out of nowhere for the win to barely retain his championship.
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Saturday ROH results from Milwakee, WI:
-Rhett Titus d. Mike Sydal.
-Jay Lethal d. Mike Mondo.
-Samson Walker, Chris Silvio, & Mohamad Ali Vaez d. Tony Kozina, Shiloh Jonze, & ?.
-Kyle O'Reilly d. Tadarius Thomas.
-Roderick Strong d. B.J. Whitmer.
-Michael Elgin d. Silas Young.
-Rhino d. Eddie Edwards.
-The Brisoce Brothers d. Heavyweight Champion Kevin Steen & Jimmy Jacobs.
FCW Note: Rick Victor regained the Heavyweight Title from Bo Dallas on Friday.
Saturday NWA Anarchy results from Cornelia, GA:
-Johnny Dangerous d. Tommy Daniels by DQ.
-Billy Buck & Johnny Dangerous vs. Tommy Daniels & C.B. Gibson.
-Shaun Tempers d. Joey Rhymer to retain the Heavyweight Title.
-Bo Newsom d. Seth Delay in a ladder match to retain the T.V. Title.
-Brodie Ray Chase vs. Jagged Edge ended in a no-contest.
-The Hate Junkies fought The Urban Assault Squad to a double DQ.
-Andrew Pendleton III d. Jacob Ashworth.
-Azrael & Slim J d. The NWA Elite(Heavyweight Champion Shaun Tempers & Jacoby Boykins) to win the Tag Team Titles.
-Contenders' Tournament: T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn d. Jimmy D with a Fujiwara armbar.
-Contenders' Tournament: Jr. Heavyweight Champion Max Archer d. Brian James via Flair Pin with feet on the ropes.
-Contenders' Tournament: Battle Royal Champion Dave Osborne d. Tag Team Champion LaMarcus Clinton after a cobra clutch suplex.
-Contenders' Tournament: Ricky Cruz d. Ken Kasa with a swinging fisherman buster into a cradle.
-Contenders' Tournament: T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn d. Jr. Heavyweight Champion Max Archer after the spear.
-Contenders' Tournament: Ricky Cruz d. Battle Royal Champion Dave Osborne via Oklahoma roll after Osborne missed a senton.
-Gary Jackson won a triple threat match with Ricky Cruz and T.V. Champion Dave Vaughn to retain the Heavyweight Title. Vaughn knocked Cruz off the top rope at one point, leading to Cruz taking a bad spill to the arena floor. Vaughn accidentally speared referee Jim Harris when Jackson moved out of the way...Vaughn then hit Jackson with a chain and Harris recovered to count a close near-fall. Gary surprised Vaughn with a small package out of nowhere for the win to barely retain his championship.
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Saturday ROH results from Milwakee, WI:
-Rhett Titus d. Mike Sydal.
-Jay Lethal d. Mike Mondo.
-Samson Walker, Chris Silvio, & Mohamad Ali Vaez d. Tony Kozina, Shiloh Jonze, & ?.
-Kyle O'Reilly d. Tadarius Thomas.
-Roderick Strong d. B.J. Whitmer.
-Michael Elgin d. Silas Young.
-Rhino d. Eddie Edwards.
-The Brisoce Brothers d. Heavyweight Champion Kevin Steen & Jimmy Jacobs.
FCW Note: Rick Victor regained the Heavyweight Title from Bo Dallas on Friday.
Saturday NWA Anarchy results from Cornelia, GA:
-Johnny Dangerous d. Tommy Daniels by DQ.
-Billy Buck & Johnny Dangerous vs. Tommy Daniels & C.B. Gibson.
-Shaun Tempers d. Joey Rhymer to retain the Heavyweight Title.
-Bo Newsom d. Seth Delay in a ladder match to retain the T.V. Title.
-Brodie Ray Chase vs. Jagged Edge ended in a no-contest.
-The Hate Junkies fought The Urban Assault Squad to a double DQ.
-Andrew Pendleton III d. Jacob Ashworth.
-Azrael & Slim J d. The NWA Elite(Heavyweight Champion Shaun Tempers & Jacoby Boykins) to win the Tag Team Titles.
FCW TV 7/8
Commentators: Chris Russo & Byron Saxton. Ring announcer: Caylee Turner.
Richie Steamboat vs. Antonio Cesaro for the FCW 15 Title: These two had some classic battles over the medallion...on the offhand chance that this match ends in a draw, there will be automatic sudden-death overtime to determine a winner. Russo mistakenly notes that Steamboat is 3-0 against Cesaro...the first two matches were draws. The tempo picks up right away...not much of a feeling-out process in this matchup. They settle into a more technical exchange...ARMDRAGS~! Cesaro cuts off Steamboat's momentum with the pop-up European uppercut, but Richie rolls out of the ring to avoid the pin attempt. Cesaro has to throw him back in the ring before covering, only getting a two-count. Richie rolls out again for a breather and Cesaro has to retrieve him again as we hit the five-minute mark. Cesaro teases the Neutralizer...Richie backdrops him but Cesaro lands on the apron only to get clotheslined to the floor. Steamboat goes to the top rope and nails a huge plancha!
Cesaro turns the tide during the commercial break(with the aid of the guardrail, sayeth Russo) and keeps the champion grounded...CRAVATE~! Richie lands on top of a back suplex attempt...for two. Backslide...for two. Cesaro stops him in his tracks with a huge European uppercut...for two. We hit the ten-minute mark with the score still 0-0...Steamboat dishes out some chops but Cesaro throws him hard into the turnbuckles. Richie fights back from the apron and goes to the top...Steamboat Press hits but Cesaro rolls through...for 2 1/2! Cesaro throws him over the top rope...Richie tries to skin-the-cat but Cesaro catches him, resulting in a reversal sequence and a Cesaro pin attempt...for two. Three minutes to go...Steamboat rallies and hits the Slingblade...for 2 1/2. Back to the third floor, missile dropkick connects...for 2 1/2. Steamboat tilt-a-whirls into a DDT...for 2 1/2. This time it's Cesaro seeking refuge on the floor with two minutes to go...Richie brings him back into the ring but Cesaro again goes to the ropes. Cesaro snaps the throat off the top rope but he hasn't got much time left...Richie comes up with a victory roll out of nowhere for 2 1/2. One minute to go...Cesaro ducks a superkick attempt and dumps Richie out of the ring. Richie re-enters but runs into a deadlift gutwrench suplex...make it a chain of three! Cover...for 2 1/2. The time limit expires as Cesaro hits the Neutralizer...but the referee has to officially start the sudden-death overtime period so no pin is counted!
NOW we're into sudden-death...Cesaro goes for another Neutralizer but Steamboat reverses out of the predicament...SUPERKICK and that's the ballgame!
Benicio Salazar vs. Bray Wyatt: For those keeping score, Salazar is now maskless. Wyatt enlightens us on the way to the ring. He loves us but he won't save our world...he'd rather watch it burn. "Tiiiiime is on my side..." Wyatt starts off fast with the HUNDRED HAND SLAP~! before simply pummeling Salazar in the corner...he delivers a suplex throw before avalanching Benicio in the corner. Time for a dance, kiss on the forehead, and the Rapture...1-2-3. Wyatt even shakes the hand of his dazed opponent after the match...
Women's Champion Raquel Diaz is sporting a platinum-blonde hairstyle...okay.
Aiden English vs. Colin Cassady: Hey, one of these guys might just win a match! Cassady definitely has the size advantage...he keeps going for a full nelson but English escapes the predicament on two occasions. English gets in a few shots but IT'S THE BIG FOOT puts a stop to that. Cassady finally finishes with the East River Crossing(full nelson slam).
Seth Rollins vs. Bo Dallas vs. Kassius Ohno vs. Leo Kruger for the Heavyweight Title: All three challengers have opposed Seth in one-on-one competition in recent months...on top of that, Bo and Leo are former titleholders. As is often noted, the champion doesn't have to be defeated to lose the title in this style of matchup. Everyone goes for quick pins in the early going, leading to Leo ticking off everyone at once and getting triple-teamed for a short time. Kruger pulls Ohno to the floor and whips him into the STEEL steps, then Seth baseball-slides Kruger only to take a flurry of offense from Bo. Bo lines up for the spear but Leo trips him up and crotches him on the ringpost...ow. In fact, the referee calls for a trainer to check on Bo...he may be out of commission. Officials help Dallas to the back as Kruger takes control against Rollins(Ohno is still out on the floor)...
Kruger knocks Rollins to the floor but Ohno rejoins the match at that point...then Bo struggles back out to the ring! Bo cleans house on all three opponents, delivering a bulldog on Kruger and clothesline on Ohno at the same time...then Seth springboards in with a clothesline to take out Dallas! Now it's the champ's turn to clean house...but Bo levels him with a spear meant for Kruger! Bo still covers Seth...but Ohno breaks up the pin. Ohno gets Bo in a CRAVATE~! and turns it into a flippy neckbreaker...then nails Seth with the roaring elbow! Before Ohno can cover, Kruger gets him in an O'Connor Roll...Bo saves. Kruger tries to backslide Bo, then smartly turns around as Ohno loads up another roaring elbow, causing Ohno to hit Dallas! Kruger completes the backslide but Ohno has the presence of mind to break it up! Ohno takes out Kruger with one more roaring elbow but Rollins just barely breaks up that cover!
Kassius sets up the Ohno Blade on Seth but takes an enzuigiri instead...Rollins delivers two corner forearms on Ohno and tosses him to the floor, then sidesteps Bo's spear attempt to send HIM floorward as well. Seth goes to the top rope, but Kruger catches him on his shoulders...leading to a reversal sequence that ends in Rollins delivering the Blackout for the win to retain the title!
Next week on the final episode of FCW TV: S. William Regal vs. Dean Ambrose. So long from the Sunshine State!
Richie Steamboat vs. Antonio Cesaro for the FCW 15 Title: These two had some classic battles over the medallion...on the offhand chance that this match ends in a draw, there will be automatic sudden-death overtime to determine a winner. Russo mistakenly notes that Steamboat is 3-0 against Cesaro...the first two matches were draws. The tempo picks up right away...not much of a feeling-out process in this matchup. They settle into a more technical exchange...ARMDRAGS~! Cesaro cuts off Steamboat's momentum with the pop-up European uppercut, but Richie rolls out of the ring to avoid the pin attempt. Cesaro has to throw him back in the ring before covering, only getting a two-count. Richie rolls out again for a breather and Cesaro has to retrieve him again as we hit the five-minute mark. Cesaro teases the Neutralizer...Richie backdrops him but Cesaro lands on the apron only to get clotheslined to the floor. Steamboat goes to the top rope and nails a huge plancha!
Cesaro turns the tide during the commercial break(with the aid of the guardrail, sayeth Russo) and keeps the champion grounded...CRAVATE~! Richie lands on top of a back suplex attempt...for two. Backslide...for two. Cesaro stops him in his tracks with a huge European uppercut...for two. We hit the ten-minute mark with the score still 0-0...Steamboat dishes out some chops but Cesaro throws him hard into the turnbuckles. Richie fights back from the apron and goes to the top...Steamboat Press hits but Cesaro rolls through...for 2 1/2! Cesaro throws him over the top rope...Richie tries to skin-the-cat but Cesaro catches him, resulting in a reversal sequence and a Cesaro pin attempt...for two. Three minutes to go...Steamboat rallies and hits the Slingblade...for 2 1/2. Back to the third floor, missile dropkick connects...for 2 1/2. Steamboat tilt-a-whirls into a DDT...for 2 1/2. This time it's Cesaro seeking refuge on the floor with two minutes to go...Richie brings him back into the ring but Cesaro again goes to the ropes. Cesaro snaps the throat off the top rope but he hasn't got much time left...Richie comes up with a victory roll out of nowhere for 2 1/2. One minute to go...Cesaro ducks a superkick attempt and dumps Richie out of the ring. Richie re-enters but runs into a deadlift gutwrench suplex...make it a chain of three! Cover...for 2 1/2. The time limit expires as Cesaro hits the Neutralizer...but the referee has to officially start the sudden-death overtime period so no pin is counted!
NOW we're into sudden-death...Cesaro goes for another Neutralizer but Steamboat reverses out of the predicament...SUPERKICK and that's the ballgame!
Benicio Salazar vs. Bray Wyatt: For those keeping score, Salazar is now maskless. Wyatt enlightens us on the way to the ring. He loves us but he won't save our world...he'd rather watch it burn. "Tiiiiime is on my side..." Wyatt starts off fast with the HUNDRED HAND SLAP~! before simply pummeling Salazar in the corner...he delivers a suplex throw before avalanching Benicio in the corner. Time for a dance, kiss on the forehead, and the Rapture...1-2-3. Wyatt even shakes the hand of his dazed opponent after the match...
Women's Champion Raquel Diaz is sporting a platinum-blonde hairstyle...okay.
Aiden English vs. Colin Cassady: Hey, one of these guys might just win a match! Cassady definitely has the size advantage...he keeps going for a full nelson but English escapes the predicament on two occasions. English gets in a few shots but IT'S THE BIG FOOT puts a stop to that. Cassady finally finishes with the East River Crossing(full nelson slam).
Seth Rollins vs. Bo Dallas vs. Kassius Ohno vs. Leo Kruger for the Heavyweight Title: All three challengers have opposed Seth in one-on-one competition in recent months...on top of that, Bo and Leo are former titleholders. As is often noted, the champion doesn't have to be defeated to lose the title in this style of matchup. Everyone goes for quick pins in the early going, leading to Leo ticking off everyone at once and getting triple-teamed for a short time. Kruger pulls Ohno to the floor and whips him into the STEEL steps, then Seth baseball-slides Kruger only to take a flurry of offense from Bo. Bo lines up for the spear but Leo trips him up and crotches him on the ringpost...ow. In fact, the referee calls for a trainer to check on Bo...he may be out of commission. Officials help Dallas to the back as Kruger takes control against Rollins(Ohno is still out on the floor)...
Kruger knocks Rollins to the floor but Ohno rejoins the match at that point...then Bo struggles back out to the ring! Bo cleans house on all three opponents, delivering a bulldog on Kruger and clothesline on Ohno at the same time...then Seth springboards in with a clothesline to take out Dallas! Now it's the champ's turn to clean house...but Bo levels him with a spear meant for Kruger! Bo still covers Seth...but Ohno breaks up the pin. Ohno gets Bo in a CRAVATE~! and turns it into a flippy neckbreaker...then nails Seth with the roaring elbow! Before Ohno can cover, Kruger gets him in an O'Connor Roll...Bo saves. Kruger tries to backslide Bo, then smartly turns around as Ohno loads up another roaring elbow, causing Ohno to hit Dallas! Kruger completes the backslide but Ohno has the presence of mind to break it up! Ohno takes out Kruger with one more roaring elbow but Rollins just barely breaks up that cover!
Kassius sets up the Ohno Blade on Seth but takes an enzuigiri instead...Rollins delivers two corner forearms on Ohno and tosses him to the floor, then sidesteps Bo's spear attempt to send HIM floorward as well. Seth goes to the top rope, but Kruger catches him on his shoulders...leading to a reversal sequence that ends in Rollins delivering the Blackout for the win to retain the title!
Next week on the final episode of FCW TV: S. William Regal vs. Dean Ambrose. So long from the Sunshine State!
Friday, July 13, 2012
Friday SLA Results From Alton, IL
In the pre-show, Alexandre Rudolph won a three-way dance with Darren Dean and Aaron Solo. Dean pinned Solo after a buzzsaw kick, but Rudolph got the final win over Dean after a released German suplex. After the match, an unknown man seemed to hypnotize Rudolph into following him away from ringside...
Darin Corbin d. Bolt Brady after his trick knee acted him(resulting in him delivering a mule kick out of the referee's field of vision)...Corbin got the pin with a small package.
Jojo Bravado(Jojo Bravo & Jordan Jensen) got an upset win over The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) when Jensen pinned Devin after a camel clutch/619 combo.
Arik Cannon defeated Johnny Gargano after a brainbuster/Glimmering Warlock combo in a hard-hitting matchup.
Darin Childs d. Evan Gelistico in a fans-bring-the-weapons match after a Fall From Grace(Cradle Shock) onto thumbtacks...the weapons included a toy guitar, tiki torch, computer keyboard and flatscreen monitor, dartboard, and plastic Ghostbusters lunchbox.
Davey Vega d. Kyle O'Reilly with the Air Raid Crash to retain the ACW T.V. Title. The two shook hands after the matchup.
A.C.H. d. Dingo in a best-of-three-falls match to retain the ACW Heavyweight Title. Dingo won the first fall after the Dingo Driver v2.0. A.C.H. evened the score with a crucifix pin. A.C.H. delivered a Guile-style Flash Kick(Street Fighter 2~!) and went on to score the deciding fall with a modified cradle DDT.
Darin Corbin wanted to help Dan Walsh to follow the path of morality...this somehow led to the setup for a Heavyweight Title match at the next show in September and Corbin vowing to "beat off" Walsh and win the title.
Davey Richards d. T.J. Perkins after a buzzsaw-style basement dropkick in a hard-fought battle. Handshakes all around after the matchup, including Davey Vega who apologized for thinking Davey had hit him from behind at the previous show. Vega still wants a rematch with Richards...hopefully that'll happen in the near future.
Dan Walsh d. Gerald James(w/ Dorian Victor & Mrs. Victor) in a bloody TLC Match to retain the SLA Heavyweight Title. Dorian interfered repeatedly to help his "son", even powerbombing Walsh through a table at one point. Gerald took an incredible amount of punishment...it took Walsh three tries to break a table as he powerbombed James into it, German suplexed him into it, and finally just threw him straight through the table. It took drastic measures to end the match as Walsh unscrewed the bottom rope and fish-hooked Gerald with the turnbuckle bolt until he finally tapped out! Chaos erupted after the match as Evan Gelistico attacked Walsh, which brought out Darin Childs and also Darin Corbin to join the brawl...
Darin Corbin d. Bolt Brady after his trick knee acted him(resulting in him delivering a mule kick out of the referee's field of vision)...Corbin got the pin with a small package.
Jojo Bravado(Jojo Bravo & Jordan Jensen) got an upset win over The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) when Jensen pinned Devin after a camel clutch/619 combo.
Arik Cannon defeated Johnny Gargano after a brainbuster/Glimmering Warlock combo in a hard-hitting matchup.
Darin Childs d. Evan Gelistico in a fans-bring-the-weapons match after a Fall From Grace(Cradle Shock) onto thumbtacks...the weapons included a toy guitar, tiki torch, computer keyboard and flatscreen monitor, dartboard, and plastic Ghostbusters lunchbox.
Davey Vega d. Kyle O'Reilly with the Air Raid Crash to retain the ACW T.V. Title. The two shook hands after the matchup.
A.C.H. d. Dingo in a best-of-three-falls match to retain the ACW Heavyweight Title. Dingo won the first fall after the Dingo Driver v2.0. A.C.H. evened the score with a crucifix pin. A.C.H. delivered a Guile-style Flash Kick(Street Fighter 2~!) and went on to score the deciding fall with a modified cradle DDT.
Darin Corbin wanted to help Dan Walsh to follow the path of morality...this somehow led to the setup for a Heavyweight Title match at the next show in September and Corbin vowing to "beat off" Walsh and win the title.
Davey Richards d. T.J. Perkins after a buzzsaw-style basement dropkick in a hard-fought battle. Handshakes all around after the matchup, including Davey Vega who apologized for thinking Davey had hit him from behind at the previous show. Vega still wants a rematch with Richards...hopefully that'll happen in the near future.
Dan Walsh d. Gerald James(w/ Dorian Victor & Mrs. Victor) in a bloody TLC Match to retain the SLA Heavyweight Title. Dorian interfered repeatedly to help his "son", even powerbombing Walsh through a table at one point. Gerald took an incredible amount of punishment...it took Walsh three tries to break a table as he powerbombed James into it, German suplexed him into it, and finally just threw him straight through the table. It took drastic measures to end the match as Walsh unscrewed the bottom rope and fish-hooked Gerald with the turnbuckle bolt until he finally tapped out! Chaos erupted after the match as Evan Gelistico attacked Walsh, which brought out Darin Childs and also Darin Corbin to join the brawl...
WWE Smackdown
-Commentators: Josh Mathews, Booker T, & Michael Cole. Interim General Manager: Zack Ryder.
-Alberto Del Rio(w/ Ricardo Rodriguez) d. Sin Cara with the cross-armbreaker takedown.
-Primo Colon(w/ Epico & Rosa Mendes) d. Darren Young(w/ Titus O'Neil & Abraham Washington) via small package.
-Dolph Ziggler & Cody Rhodes(w/ Vickie Guerrero) d. Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage & U.S. Champion Santino Marella when Dolph pinned Santino after the Zigzag.
-The Big Show d. The Great Khali after the PUNCH.
-Ryback d. Tyler Reks(w/ Curt Hawkins) with the Shellshock.
-Damien Sandow d. Justin Gabriel via Iron Lotus.
-World Champion Sheamus O'Shaunessy d. Chris Jericho(n/t) with the Brogue Kick. Alberto's car rolled out into the arena after the match, but it was a distraction as Alberto attacked Sheamus on the entrance stage(Ricardo was driving) and locked on the cross-armbreaker with Sheamus hanging off the stage.
-Alberto Del Rio(w/ Ricardo Rodriguez) d. Sin Cara with the cross-armbreaker takedown.
-Primo Colon(w/ Epico & Rosa Mendes) d. Darren Young(w/ Titus O'Neil & Abraham Washington) via small package.
-Dolph Ziggler & Cody Rhodes(w/ Vickie Guerrero) d. Intercontinental Champion Christian Cage & U.S. Champion Santino Marella when Dolph pinned Santino after the Zigzag.
-The Big Show d. The Great Khali after the PUNCH.
-Ryback d. Tyler Reks(w/ Curt Hawkins) with the Shellshock.
-Damien Sandow d. Justin Gabriel via Iron Lotus.
-World Champion Sheamus O'Shaunessy d. Chris Jericho(n/t) with the Brogue Kick. Alberto's car rolled out into the arena after the match, but it was a distraction as Alberto attacked Sheamus on the entrance stage(Ricardo was driving) and locked on the cross-armbreaker with Sheamus hanging off the stage.
WWE Superstars.com
-Commentators: Scott Stanford & Matt Striker.
-Hunico(w/ Donny Camacho) d. Justin Gabriel after a brief distraction by Camacho allowed Hunico to cut off a moonsault attempt; Gabriel fell on top of a belly-to-back superplex attempt but Hunico rolled through into his own pinning combination with a handful of tights.
-Kaitlyn Bonin & Alicia Fox d. Beth Phoenix & Natalya Neidhart when Kaitlyn pinned Beth with a surprise small package.
-Jinder Mahal d. Alex Riley via camel clutch.
-Hunico(w/ Donny Camacho) d. Justin Gabriel after a brief distraction by Camacho allowed Hunico to cut off a moonsault attempt; Gabriel fell on top of a belly-to-back superplex attempt but Hunico rolled through into his own pinning combination with a handful of tights.
-Kaitlyn Bonin & Alicia Fox d. Beth Phoenix & Natalya Neidhart when Kaitlyn pinned Beth with a surprise small package.
-Jinder Mahal d. Alex Riley via camel clutch.
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