GEORGIA RESULTS FROM THREE SHOWS
- 07/01/2007 (5:08:18 pm)
- Rich Tate
Also another article on Lex Luger…
Thanks to Rich Tate for these results:
Georgia Wrestling Promotions results from Waleska, GA, on June 30: Austin Creed over Adryan Hawkins; Kory Chavis over Wes Gresham; Jason Hampton & J.T. Tallant over the Regular Guys; Big Head Jason & the Hillbillies from Hell over Jay Clinton, Caleb Konley & the Monster Maul in a six-man match; Ace Rockwell & Truitt Fields over the Hollywood Brunettes by countout; in a two-of-three falls match for the GWP Southern Heavyweight Title, Shaun Tempers retained by taking the second and third fall over Slim J, who had won the first.
It was reported that 120 people attended this card. There was no mention of the Benoit tragedy from last weekend. The next card is slated for a return to Waleska on July 8, with Demolition Ax being advertised.
It was reported that 120 people attended this card. There was no mention of the Benoit tragedy from last weekend. The next card is slated for a return to Waleska on July 8, with Demolition Ax being advertised.
Dropkick Pro Wrestling Results – Macon, GA
Dropkick Pro Wrestling results from Macon, GA, on June 30: Matt Black over Craig Classic; Lamar Brown over Lou Cypher; Scott Cage over Chris Jones and Keith Blonde in a three-way match; the Professor over J-Rod due to interference by Co-CEO Destro Xavier; Team Jason Cross (Velvet Jones, Bootsy Roberson & J-Rod (who substituted for DKP Champion A.J. Steele due to traffic delays) over Team Destro Xavier (Eric Steel, Jason Stone & Sean Logan) in a six-man tag team cage match.
It was reported that 110 people attended this card. J-Rod substituted for A.J. Steele (reigning DKP Heavyweight Champion), who missed the show due to traffic delays. The next card is set for July 14.
Dropkick Pro Wrestling results from Macon, GA, on June 30: Matt Black over Craig Classic; Lamar Brown over Lou Cypher; Scott Cage over Chris Jones and Keith Blonde in a three-way match; the Professor over J-Rod due to interference by Co-CEO Destro Xavier; Team Jason Cross (Velvet Jones, Bootsy Roberson & J-Rod (who substituted for DKP Champion A.J. Steele due to traffic delays) over Team Destro Xavier (Eric Steel, Jason Stone & Sean Logan) in a six-man tag team cage match.
It was reported that 110 people attended this card. J-Rod substituted for A.J. Steele (reigning DKP Heavyweight Champion), who missed the show due to traffic delays. The next card is set for July 14.
Southern Classic Wrestling results from Tennille, GA, on June 30: Tommy II Much eliminated Leatherface – after all other entrants had been removed from the ring – to win a battle royal in the opener to determine the number one contender for the SCW Heavyweight Title; SCW Junior Heavyweight Champion Damien wrestled to a ten minute draw with Jamar Acid to retain the title; Tiffany Kay over Toni Furello in a ladies match; SCW No Limit Champion Billy the Kid over II Much by DQ to retain title; Southern Discomfort over Mike Margera & BLT to retain the SCW Tag Team Title; in a mixed tag team match, Baby Doll (yes, THE Baby Doll), Tommy Lee & T.W. James (the Commissioner) over Loco Motive, Ace Heffner & Tiffany Kay; and the Freak retained the SCW Heavyweight Title in a gauntlet match over Brad North and Leatherface.
It was reported that 110 people attended this card, said to be the first in the area since 1999.
It was reported that 110 people attended this card, said to be the first in the area since 1999.
Rich also sent us this:
A really nice article was posted today in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, focusing on Lex Luger, who openly talks about his past, and where he is today.
Of course, Chris Benoit and steroids are also discussed, with mentions of deaths such as Rick Rude, Curt Hennig, and Ray Traylor.
There are also comments from Gary Juster and Rick Steiner.
Click here for the article.
Of course, Chris Benoit and steroids are also discussed, with mentions of deaths such as Rick Rude, Curt Hennig, and Ray Traylor.
There are also comments from Gary Juster and Rick Steiner.
Click here for the article.
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