BILL BEHRENS NWA NOTES FOR 1/16
- 01/16/2006 (10:20:31 am)
- Georgiann Makropoulos
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BILL BEHRENS NWA NOTES for 1-16-06
NWA ANARCHY 1-21-06 NWA ARENA CORNELIA, GA 8PM
CHAD PARHAM & ALTAR BOY LUKE VS ONYX & MIKAL ADRYAN w/BAILEY
TAG TEAM TURMOIL FOR THE #1 CONTENDER FOR THE TAG TEAM TITLES HELD BY ...JEREMY V & JASON BLACKMAN
PATRICK BENTLEY & SETH DELAY
HALLOWMASS (JOSEPH & LOGAN)
SAL RINAURO & FAST EDDIE
TEXAS TREATS
HIGH ROLLERS (VELVET JONES & ANTHONY JOSEPH) w/MYA VIDA
URBAN ASSAULT SQUAD
ALABAMA ATTITUDE
RAHN JORDON & JAMES BOULEVARD
TAG TEAM TURMOIL FOR THE #1 CONTENDER FOR THE TAG TEAM TITLES HELD BY ...JEREMY V & JASON BLACKMAN
PATRICK BENTLEY & SETH DELAY
HALLOWMASS (JOSEPH & LOGAN)
SAL RINAURO & FAST EDDIE
TEXAS TREATS
HIGH ROLLERS (VELVET JONES & ANTHONY JOSEPH) w/MYA VIDA
URBAN ASSAULT SQUAD
ALABAMA ATTITUDE
RAHN JORDON & JAMES BOULEVARD
TV TITLE MATCH
JEFF LEWIS VS HAYDEN YOUNG
5 MINUTE TIME LIMIT ORDERED BY JERRY PALMER
JEFF LEWIS VS HAYDEN YOUNG
5 MINUTE TIME LIMIT ORDERED BY JERRY PALMER
BRANDON P VS ONE OF WILSON'S REJECTS
KEN WESTBROOKS VS ADRIAN HAWKINS
BIG HENRY HOSS IN ACTION
And more!!!!!
KEN WESTBROOKS VS ADRIAN HAWKINS
BIG HENRY HOSS IN ACTION
And more!!!!!
1/14 PWE Report
By: Larry Goodman
Pro Wrestling Evolution ran their monthly show at the Canton National Guard Armory last night. From a boxoffice standpoint, if not artistically, it was PWE’s most successful venture since June with an SRO crowd of 200 on hand.
PWE gave the fans their money’s worth with a three and a half hour show that was chocked full of storyline. The inring was decent enough, but the overall product would have benefited from some judicious editing.
The lineup was heavy on talent associated with NWA Anarchy. Whatever heat existed between the two promotions has evaporated. There was a clear effort to maintain consistency with Anarchy’s storylines and characters.
The show opened with an in-ring segment featuring Commissioner Nigel Sherrod and his assistant Carl Wilson. Wilson ripped Sherrod for wearing a J. C. Penney suit. Sherrod denigrated the fans. Sherrod is very good in the role to where he by far the most heat of any heel on the show. Sherrod welcomed the first ever Evolution Wrestling Tag Team Champions, Biohazard and Jacob Ladder, into the ring and sent “Urkel” to the back. Biohazard said even though he reeked of total awesomeness, fans were saying stuff that hurt his last feeling. Sherrod brought “somebody that was detailing my car” out to face Biohazard in a tune up match.
(1) Biohazard beat “Barely Famous” Hayden Young via submission in 4:42. Young spiked Biohazard with a spinning headscissors to spark a burst of offense. He followed up with a wild and wacky dive. The dude can fly. Biohazard used a great looking hotshot on the turnbuckle to turn the match around. Ladder tripped up Young to cut off a comeback. Biohazard hit a spiral facebuster and got the tap out with Pray 4 Death. Excellent opener. Maybe even too good.
(2) Hollywood Brunettes (Andrew Alexander & Kyle Matthews with Ken Wallace) beat Kid Ego Jr. & Black Pegasus in 16:04. A fun and fast-paced match cruiserweight match. Really good heat. Matthews was a dropkicking machine. Pegasus has athletic ability in abundance. They did a dive series that was just OK. Young was a tough act to follow. Ego missed a cannonball splash and Alexander rammed his back into the post, a sweet heat spot. Alexander popped the crowd with a wicked lungblower. Matthews did a slice ‘n dice slingshot senton for a near fall. Alexander draped Ego’s arm over the top of him and gave him a gift near fall. Matthews hit a top rope double stomp. Alexander applied the sharpshooter, but Pegasus was in to break it up. Ego hit a spinning heel tag and hot-tagged Pegasus. A round robin of big moves ended with Wallace dumping Pegasus off the top rope. Blondes hit a top rope bulldog combo to pin Pegasus. The body of the match had better execution than the finishing sequence. It should always be the other way around.
minute 10 a to subsequent period overtime the of 1:41 at Nightmare The beat Ross Ranger>Ross used “Caisson Song” for his patriotic entrance music. I was hoping for “Folsom Prison Blues.” Nightmare admitted that he got out of hand the last time. He claimed the animosity was gone. He just wanted to prove that he was the better wrestler. It was good display of veterans demonstrating the proper way to apply (and sell) basic wrestling moves, but most fans treated it like a popcorn match. Nightmare wrestled clean. Ross bled from the nose. The time limit expired without either man They did nothing to build towards the expiration of the time limit. Nightmare said they hadn’t proved anything and challenged Ross to keep going. Ross said he could whip Nightmare’s butt even with a broken nose. Sherrod ordered five more minutes. Ross got a near fall with a Gibson roll. Nightmare got one with a gutwrench suplex. Ross pinned Nightmare with a backslide. They shook hands. It Nightmare pulled a foreign object out of his tights and clocked Ross. Ross made the comeback. They brawled to the back.
(4) Seth Delay (with Chad Parham & Rachael ?) pinned Darrin Childs (with Rachael Putski) at 14:13 There was a lot of Putski on display. She was wearing a skimpy hot pink mesh top over her bra. Where are the fashion police when you need them? On the other hand, the chick sitting next to me was wearing a rhinestone-studded Playboy belt buckle. You don’t see swank accessorizing like that inside the perimeter of Atlanta. In the sole character inconsistency with Anarchy, Parham cut an arrogant promo. Parham said he wasn’t going to wrestle because he didn’t get the superstar treatment he deserved. Parham said he had brought the best substitute teacher to show “Ultimate Warrior” how to wrestle. Delay tried to proposition ring announcer Jen for a rendezvous at the Super 8 after the show. Delay did a lot of cartoonish heeling. Fans seemed to be entertained by it. Childs got heated about Delay’s stalling tactics. Delay bumped for Childs’ offensive flurry, but got his knees up to thwart a splash attempt. Parham and his Girl Friday put the boots to Childs on the outside. Delay continually cut off Childs’ comebacks. Childs launched a full-fledged comeback with a reverse atomic drop and kick to the ear. He brought Parham in the hard way. The heels collided to set up the mock anal penetration spot. The valets got into it. Putski speared the other Rachael. With referee Joe Dollar mesmerized by the catfight, Ladder ran out and suplexed Childs off the top. Delay pinned Childs. Ladder sm#ked Putski with a tombstone piledriver on the floor. Putski sold it like death. Good story but it was too long in the telling.
(5) The Regular Guys (Bobby Hill & Tyler Smith) beat Ace Rockwell (with Ken Wallace) thanks to outside interference by Shaun Tempers (9:27). Tempers turned on Rockwell at last week’s Anarchy show, so Rockwell came out alone. He was wearing Parhams’ gear. Rockwell wrestled babyface style. He was Guys on his own and objected to Wallace’s interference. The Guys cheated to take control. Guys worked over Ace’s back. Rockwell’s missile dropkick barely made contact with Smith, but they went ahead and sold it as the double down spot. Rockwell was a one man wrecking crew. Tempers came from nowhere to make a blind tag. He left Rockwell laying with the Temperpedic. Guys looked puzzled. They pinned Rockwell with a Hart Attack and continued to beat on him. Young made the save. The fans applauded as Rockwell was helped to the back. Another good storyline match with not very good wrestling.
(6) Slaughter Boys (Johnny & Joe) beat Biohazard & Jacob Ladder to become the new Evolution Wrestling Tag Team Champions in 13:12. Ladder gave Joe’s man boobs a titty twister. A face shine segment ensued. Biohazard and Johnny had one of the best exchanges of the night. The champs tried to take a timeout, but Granny was relentlessly smacking them with her purse. Ladder screamed, “Stop it!” It was a lot funnier than it reads. Biohazard did the flashy deal where he grabs the ropes and spins up to standing position. He tagged Johnny with stiff right to start the heat. Ladder hit a tombstone piledriver and Biohazard followed up with a cradle piledriver. Joe broke up the pin attempt. With his cervical vertebrae ground to a fine dust, Johnny wasn’t making many comebacks. The champs continued to destroy Johnny’s neck. Childs came to ringside and attacked Ladder with a spike. He drove the spike into Ladder’s forehead. Ladder bled. There was a method to this madness as it set up PWE’s first ever spike match on 2/18. Seeing his partner incapacitated, Biohazard chased Childs away. Slaughters capitalized on the numerical advantage with their Cradle Shock/top rope elbow finisher. Ladder was not happy with Biohazard. Good match.
Kevin Robinson was introduced as PWE’s new play-by-play commentator. Robinson called the title challenger, Scott Steele out to the ring. Robinson asked Steele why he didn’t have Mercedes with him. Steele said he was worried because Mercedes was a no show and wasn’t answering her cell. Mikal Adryan sauntered up the aisle from the dressing room. Adryan said, “She’s in good hands, VERY good hands.” Steele bolted after Adryan. Adryan was great here. It did more in 30 seconds to get across his cutthroat evilness than the last 6 months of Anarchy storyline.
(7) Tank and Murder One went to a wonderfully brutal double count out (7:30). The crowd popped for Tank. This was stiff. M-1 absorbed punishment and took a time out. They traded some awesome looking punches. Tank blasted M-1 with a barrage of strikes. M-1 looked woozy. Tank no sold M-1’s headbutts and replied with 10 of his own. M-1 fired rights and lefts. Tank’s comeback dropped M-1 on his face. M-1 hit the Blazin’ Lariat for a near fall. Tank hit the Chokebreaker, but M-1 got a foot over the ropes. The action spilled to the outside. Tank pulled up a couple of chairs. They punched and headbutted each other silly until the ref called for the bell. I was marking out for the finish. A must see match for the punches. It had two of the most killer exchanges I’ve ever seen live. Tank has taking his striking sickness to another level.
Sherrod named Wallace as the special referee for the next match. Wallace came out in all black. He took off the black jacket to reveal a standard issue referee shirt underneath. Wallace said he was going to call it right down the middle.
(8) Mikal Adryan beat Nemesis in 5:12. Nemesis used a combination of headbutts and stiff strikes to keep the monster at bay. He got more offense than Parham did in his title challenge for the Anarchy Heavyweight Title at Holiday Havoc. Wallace ordered Nemesis to get down from the ropes. Adryan used their bickering to his advantage, as he leveled Nemesis with a Mafia Kick. Wallace stood by and watched as Adryan mounted the ropes for a huge top rope lariat. Adryan worked over Nemesis’ neck. Nemesis caught Adryan with an Angle-ish slam. Wallace counted two and clutched at his shoulder. Nemesis was about to do bodily harm to Wallace when Adryan nailed him with Assisted Suicide. Wallace made a fast three count. I didn’t like a heel of Adryan’s stature being booked to eek out a cheap win over a midcard guy, not to mention that they wasted the heel referee gimmick in a meaningless match. Adryan got into a confrontation with Granny and Monkey Lady on his way out.
Sherrod called Wilson out to the ring. He threatened to fire Wilson for his smart mouth ways. Sherrod ordered Wilson to get on his knees and beg for his job. Wilson did it. Sherrod made Wilson (a former ref) the special guest referee for the next match and warned him not to get injured because that would result in termination of his job. A fan referred to Sherrod as an Eric Bischoff wannabe.
(9) Scott Steele beat Iceberg in 1:15 via DQ. Iceberg retained the Evolution Wrestling Championshp. It was the irresistible force meets the immovable object. Steele finally hit a powerslam, and Tempers hit the ring for the DQ. Probably just as well, since a long match could between these two could have been ugly.
Tank entered the ring. Tempers cowered in fear. Tank wheeled around and started beating on Steele. Tank did some mic work to make it crystal clear that the “Two Fat Guys” were turning rotten. Tank said he was sick and tired of signing autographs. Said he had to resist the urge to drive his pen down a kid’s throat earlier in the evening. It was a three on one beatdown until Rockwell and Young made the save. The faces had gained the upper hand when Sherrod called things to a halt and ordered a six man tag.
(10) Devil’s Rejects (Tank & Iceberg & Tempers) beat Rockwell & Young & Steele in 10:10. Rockwell waded into the three against one situation in the heel corner. He escaped with his life and made the tag to Young. Reject gave Young a ferocious beating. Berg hit the Thigh Drop of Doom and Rockwell saved. Young connected with a series of overhead kicks to set up the hot tag to Steele. Steele had all three Rejects laid out when Adryan ran out and grabbed his leg. Steele chased Adryan to the back. Rockwell and Young launched an aerial attack on Rejects. Rockwell spinebustered Tempers for a near fall. But the odds were too much. Iceberg caught Rockwell with a powerslam. Tank destroyed Young with a sick suplex into a row of chairs. Tempers hit the Temperpedic on Rockwell and applied a strangle submission. Rockwell passed out, leaving Wilson no choice but to call for the bell.
Tank continued his verbal assault on the fans in the postmatch, while Iceberg squashed Rockwell with two Ground Zero splashes. Tank said that just like with NWA Anarchy, Rejects were bent on the destruction of PWE.
NOTES: Buff Bagwell is on the card when PWE returns to Canton on 2/18 with Winter Warfare ‘06. They are running head up with Anarchy that night…Jen Holbrook is doing the ring announcing for MMA shows at Athens Arena. Holbrook said they’ve drawn SRO crowds (2000+). The next show is 1/20.
PWE gave the fans their money’s worth with a three and a half hour show that was chocked full of storyline. The inring was decent enough, but the overall product would have benefited from some judicious editing.
The lineup was heavy on talent associated with NWA Anarchy. Whatever heat existed between the two promotions has evaporated. There was a clear effort to maintain consistency with Anarchy’s storylines and characters.
The show opened with an in-ring segment featuring Commissioner Nigel Sherrod and his assistant Carl Wilson. Wilson ripped Sherrod for wearing a J. C. Penney suit. Sherrod denigrated the fans. Sherrod is very good in the role to where he by far the most heat of any heel on the show. Sherrod welcomed the first ever Evolution Wrestling Tag Team Champions, Biohazard and Jacob Ladder, into the ring and sent “Urkel” to the back. Biohazard said even though he reeked of total awesomeness, fans were saying stuff that hurt his last feeling. Sherrod brought “somebody that was detailing my car” out to face Biohazard in a tune up match.
(1) Biohazard beat “Barely Famous” Hayden Young via submission in 4:42. Young spiked Biohazard with a spinning headscissors to spark a burst of offense. He followed up with a wild and wacky dive. The dude can fly. Biohazard used a great looking hotshot on the turnbuckle to turn the match around. Ladder tripped up Young to cut off a comeback. Biohazard hit a spiral facebuster and got the tap out with Pray 4 Death. Excellent opener. Maybe even too good.
(2) Hollywood Brunettes (Andrew Alexander & Kyle Matthews with Ken Wallace) beat Kid Ego Jr. & Black Pegasus in 16:04. A fun and fast-paced match cruiserweight match. Really good heat. Matthews was a dropkicking machine. Pegasus has athletic ability in abundance. They did a dive series that was just OK. Young was a tough act to follow. Ego missed a cannonball splash and Alexander rammed his back into the post, a sweet heat spot. Alexander popped the crowd with a wicked lungblower. Matthews did a slice ‘n dice slingshot senton for a near fall. Alexander draped Ego’s arm over the top of him and gave him a gift near fall. Matthews hit a top rope double stomp. Alexander applied the sharpshooter, but Pegasus was in to break it up. Ego hit a spinning heel tag and hot-tagged Pegasus. A round robin of big moves ended with Wallace dumping Pegasus off the top rope. Blondes hit a top rope bulldog combo to pin Pegasus. The body of the match had better execution than the finishing sequence. It should always be the other way around.
minute 10 a to subsequent period overtime the of 1:41 at Nightmare The beat Ross Ranger>Ross used “Caisson Song” for his patriotic entrance music. I was hoping for “Folsom Prison Blues.” Nightmare admitted that he got out of hand the last time. He claimed the animosity was gone. He just wanted to prove that he was the better wrestler. It was good display of veterans demonstrating the proper way to apply (and sell) basic wrestling moves, but most fans treated it like a popcorn match. Nightmare wrestled clean. Ross bled from the nose. The time limit expired without either man They did nothing to build towards the expiration of the time limit. Nightmare said they hadn’t proved anything and challenged Ross to keep going. Ross said he could whip Nightmare’s butt even with a broken nose. Sherrod ordered five more minutes. Ross got a near fall with a Gibson roll. Nightmare got one with a gutwrench suplex. Ross pinned Nightmare with a backslide. They shook hands. It Nightmare pulled a foreign object out of his tights and clocked Ross. Ross made the comeback. They brawled to the back.
(4) Seth Delay (with Chad Parham & Rachael ?) pinned Darrin Childs (with Rachael Putski) at 14:13 There was a lot of Putski on display. She was wearing a skimpy hot pink mesh top over her bra. Where are the fashion police when you need them? On the other hand, the chick sitting next to me was wearing a rhinestone-studded Playboy belt buckle. You don’t see swank accessorizing like that inside the perimeter of Atlanta. In the sole character inconsistency with Anarchy, Parham cut an arrogant promo. Parham said he wasn’t going to wrestle because he didn’t get the superstar treatment he deserved. Parham said he had brought the best substitute teacher to show “Ultimate Warrior” how to wrestle. Delay tried to proposition ring announcer Jen for a rendezvous at the Super 8 after the show. Delay did a lot of cartoonish heeling. Fans seemed to be entertained by it. Childs got heated about Delay’s stalling tactics. Delay bumped for Childs’ offensive flurry, but got his knees up to thwart a splash attempt. Parham and his Girl Friday put the boots to Childs on the outside. Delay continually cut off Childs’ comebacks. Childs launched a full-fledged comeback with a reverse atomic drop and kick to the ear. He brought Parham in the hard way. The heels collided to set up the mock anal penetration spot. The valets got into it. Putski speared the other Rachael. With referee Joe Dollar mesmerized by the catfight, Ladder ran out and suplexed Childs off the top. Delay pinned Childs. Ladder sm#ked Putski with a tombstone piledriver on the floor. Putski sold it like death. Good story but it was too long in the telling.
(5) The Regular Guys (Bobby Hill & Tyler Smith) beat Ace Rockwell (with Ken Wallace) thanks to outside interference by Shaun Tempers (9:27). Tempers turned on Rockwell at last week’s Anarchy show, so Rockwell came out alone. He was wearing Parhams’ gear. Rockwell wrestled babyface style. He was Guys on his own and objected to Wallace’s interference. The Guys cheated to take control. Guys worked over Ace’s back. Rockwell’s missile dropkick barely made contact with Smith, but they went ahead and sold it as the double down spot. Rockwell was a one man wrecking crew. Tempers came from nowhere to make a blind tag. He left Rockwell laying with the Temperpedic. Guys looked puzzled. They pinned Rockwell with a Hart Attack and continued to beat on him. Young made the save. The fans applauded as Rockwell was helped to the back. Another good storyline match with not very good wrestling.
(6) Slaughter Boys (Johnny & Joe) beat Biohazard & Jacob Ladder to become the new Evolution Wrestling Tag Team Champions in 13:12. Ladder gave Joe’s man boobs a titty twister. A face shine segment ensued. Biohazard and Johnny had one of the best exchanges of the night. The champs tried to take a timeout, but Granny was relentlessly smacking them with her purse. Ladder screamed, “Stop it!” It was a lot funnier than it reads. Biohazard did the flashy deal where he grabs the ropes and spins up to standing position. He tagged Johnny with stiff right to start the heat. Ladder hit a tombstone piledriver and Biohazard followed up with a cradle piledriver. Joe broke up the pin attempt. With his cervical vertebrae ground to a fine dust, Johnny wasn’t making many comebacks. The champs continued to destroy Johnny’s neck. Childs came to ringside and attacked Ladder with a spike. He drove the spike into Ladder’s forehead. Ladder bled. There was a method to this madness as it set up PWE’s first ever spike match on 2/18. Seeing his partner incapacitated, Biohazard chased Childs away. Slaughters capitalized on the numerical advantage with their Cradle Shock/top rope elbow finisher. Ladder was not happy with Biohazard. Good match.
Kevin Robinson was introduced as PWE’s new play-by-play commentator. Robinson called the title challenger, Scott Steele out to the ring. Robinson asked Steele why he didn’t have Mercedes with him. Steele said he was worried because Mercedes was a no show and wasn’t answering her cell. Mikal Adryan sauntered up the aisle from the dressing room. Adryan said, “She’s in good hands, VERY good hands.” Steele bolted after Adryan. Adryan was great here. It did more in 30 seconds to get across his cutthroat evilness than the last 6 months of Anarchy storyline.
(7) Tank and Murder One went to a wonderfully brutal double count out (7:30). The crowd popped for Tank. This was stiff. M-1 absorbed punishment and took a time out. They traded some awesome looking punches. Tank blasted M-1 with a barrage of strikes. M-1 looked woozy. Tank no sold M-1’s headbutts and replied with 10 of his own. M-1 fired rights and lefts. Tank’s comeback dropped M-1 on his face. M-1 hit the Blazin’ Lariat for a near fall. Tank hit the Chokebreaker, but M-1 got a foot over the ropes. The action spilled to the outside. Tank pulled up a couple of chairs. They punched and headbutted each other silly until the ref called for the bell. I was marking out for the finish. A must see match for the punches. It had two of the most killer exchanges I’ve ever seen live. Tank has taking his striking sickness to another level.
Sherrod named Wallace as the special referee for the next match. Wallace came out in all black. He took off the black jacket to reveal a standard issue referee shirt underneath. Wallace said he was going to call it right down the middle.
(8) Mikal Adryan beat Nemesis in 5:12. Nemesis used a combination of headbutts and stiff strikes to keep the monster at bay. He got more offense than Parham did in his title challenge for the Anarchy Heavyweight Title at Holiday Havoc. Wallace ordered Nemesis to get down from the ropes. Adryan used their bickering to his advantage, as he leveled Nemesis with a Mafia Kick. Wallace stood by and watched as Adryan mounted the ropes for a huge top rope lariat. Adryan worked over Nemesis’ neck. Nemesis caught Adryan with an Angle-ish slam. Wallace counted two and clutched at his shoulder. Nemesis was about to do bodily harm to Wallace when Adryan nailed him with Assisted Suicide. Wallace made a fast three count. I didn’t like a heel of Adryan’s stature being booked to eek out a cheap win over a midcard guy, not to mention that they wasted the heel referee gimmick in a meaningless match. Adryan got into a confrontation with Granny and Monkey Lady on his way out.
Sherrod called Wilson out to the ring. He threatened to fire Wilson for his smart mouth ways. Sherrod ordered Wilson to get on his knees and beg for his job. Wilson did it. Sherrod made Wilson (a former ref) the special guest referee for the next match and warned him not to get injured because that would result in termination of his job. A fan referred to Sherrod as an Eric Bischoff wannabe.
(9) Scott Steele beat Iceberg in 1:15 via DQ. Iceberg retained the Evolution Wrestling Championshp. It was the irresistible force meets the immovable object. Steele finally hit a powerslam, and Tempers hit the ring for the DQ. Probably just as well, since a long match could between these two could have been ugly.
Tank entered the ring. Tempers cowered in fear. Tank wheeled around and started beating on Steele. Tank did some mic work to make it crystal clear that the “Two Fat Guys” were turning rotten. Tank said he was sick and tired of signing autographs. Said he had to resist the urge to drive his pen down a kid’s throat earlier in the evening. It was a three on one beatdown until Rockwell and Young made the save. The faces had gained the upper hand when Sherrod called things to a halt and ordered a six man tag.
(10) Devil’s Rejects (Tank & Iceberg & Tempers) beat Rockwell & Young & Steele in 10:10. Rockwell waded into the three against one situation in the heel corner. He escaped with his life and made the tag to Young. Reject gave Young a ferocious beating. Berg hit the Thigh Drop of Doom and Rockwell saved. Young connected with a series of overhead kicks to set up the hot tag to Steele. Steele had all three Rejects laid out when Adryan ran out and grabbed his leg. Steele chased Adryan to the back. Rockwell and Young launched an aerial attack on Rejects. Rockwell spinebustered Tempers for a near fall. But the odds were too much. Iceberg caught Rockwell with a powerslam. Tank destroyed Young with a sick suplex into a row of chairs. Tempers hit the Temperpedic on Rockwell and applied a strangle submission. Rockwell passed out, leaving Wilson no choice but to call for the bell.
Tank continued his verbal assault on the fans in the postmatch, while Iceberg squashed Rockwell with two Ground Zero splashes. Tank said that just like with NWA Anarchy, Rejects were bent on the destruction of PWE.
NOTES: Buff Bagwell is on the card when PWE returns to Canton on 2/18 with Winter Warfare ‘06. They are running head up with Anarchy that night…Jen Holbrook is doing the ring announcing for MMA shows at Athens Arena. Holbrook said they’ve drawn SRO crowds (2000+). The next show is 1/20.
NWA NEW JAPAN DOJO
Super Kendo and Durango defeated Chilango and Impacto in the main event of January 8th's NJPW show at the Inoki Dojo. Also on the show Rocky Romero and Puma beat Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli. For complete results click below.
NJPW
Inoki Dojo
Santa Monica, CA
Karl "Machine Gun" Anderson won a ten man battle royal last eliminating Tommy "Kome" Williams. Others in the royal included Plague, Mark Jaguar (NWA Quebec), Big Bully Douglas (NWA Main Event), Silver Tiger, Lil' Cholo, Koko & Razz Mansour (NWA Canadian Tag Team Champions) & Sombre Infernal 2
Jaguar de Oro & Charito def. Fabuloso Hernandez & Maravia Martinez
Antonio Mestre & Alex Koslov def. Hartley Jackson & Mikey Nicholls
Zarko & Tornado Negro def. Super Kendo 2 & Sombre Infernal
Shamu Jr. & Acero Dorado Jr. def. No Fear & Principe Unlimited
Rocky Romero & Puma def. Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli
Super Kendo & Durango def. Chilango & Impacto
The Beast In The UK This February!
Inoki Dojo
Santa Monica, CA
Karl "Machine Gun" Anderson won a ten man battle royal last eliminating Tommy "Kome" Williams. Others in the royal included Plague, Mark Jaguar (NWA Quebec), Big Bully Douglas (NWA Main Event), Silver Tiger, Lil' Cholo, Koko & Razz Mansour (NWA Canadian Tag Team Champions) & Sombre Infernal 2
Jaguar de Oro & Charito def. Fabuloso Hernandez & Maravia Martinez
Antonio Mestre & Alex Koslov def. Hartley Jackson & Mikey Nicholls
Zarko & Tornado Negro def. Super Kendo 2 & Sombre Infernal
Shamu Jr. & Acero Dorado Jr. def. No Fear & Principe Unlimited
Rocky Romero & Puma def. Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli
Super Kendo & Durango def. Chilango & Impacto
The Beast In The UK This February!
NWA Ireland and NWA-UK Hammerlockews. 11/01/2006
NWA Ireland and NWA-UK Hammerlock Wrestling are pleased to announce
that Dan `The Beast' Severn will feature on our Live Event and
Training Schedules this coming February. Dan is a former NWA World
Champion, a former UFC Champion and Hall of Famer and a former WWE
Star and will without doubt be a great addition to our tour. The
NWA-UK and NWA Ireland Schedule for February featuring `The Beast' is
as follows:
that Dan `The Beast' Severn will feature on our Live Event and
Training Schedules this coming February. Dan is a former NWA World
Champion, a former UFC Champion and Hall of Famer and a former WWE
Star and will without doubt be a great addition to our tour. The
NWA-UK and NWA Ireland Schedule for February featuring `The Beast' is
as follows:
NWA-UK and NWA Ireland February 2006 Events -
Thursday 16th February at 8pm.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Civic Hall. Grays, Essex. UK.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Civic Hall. Grays, Essex. UK.
Friday 17th February at 7.30pm.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Winter Gardens. Margate, Kent. UK.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Winter Gardens. Margate, Kent. UK.
Saturday 18th February at 8pm.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Mote Park Leisure Centre. Maidstone, Kent. UK.
NWA-UK Hammerlock Live Event.
Mote Park Leisure Centre. Maidstone, Kent. UK.
Saturday 18th February at 2pm-4pm
NWA-UK Hammerlock Seminar/Training.
Centrepiece, Bank St, Ashford, Kent (TBC)
NWA-UK Hammerlock Seminar/Training.
Centrepiece, Bank St, Ashford, Kent (TBC)
Sunday 19th February at 7.30pm.
NWA Ireland Live Event.
Wolfe Tone Community Centre. Bray, Co. Wicklow. Ireland.
NWA Ireland Live Event.
Wolfe Tone Community Centre. Bray, Co. Wicklow. Ireland.
Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st February.
NWA Ireland hosts a Two Day Professional Wrestling/Mixed Martial Arts
Training Camp featuring two MMA seminars with Dan Severn.
Venue - NWA Ireland Training Facility. Back of 10 Dublin Road -Bray.
Co. Wicklow.
NWA Ireland hosts a Two Day Professional Wrestling/Mixed Martial Arts
Training Camp featuring two MMA seminars with Dan Severn.
Venue - NWA Ireland Training Facility. Back of 10 Dublin Road -Bray.
Co. Wicklow.
More details on all the above events will be available in upcoming
days on http://www.nwaireland.com/ and http://www.hammerlock-wrestling.com/
days on http://www.nwaireland.com/ and http://www.hammerlock-wrestling.com/
NWA UK Hammerlock Wrestling
Established Since 1993
E-Mail: [email protected]
Official Website: http://www.hammerlockwrestling.com/
Established Since 1993
E-Mail: [email protected]
Official Website: http://www.hammerlockwrestling.com/
*****NWA PRO WRESTLING EXPRESS NEWSLETTER - January 12, 2006*****
Since 1994 NWA Pro Wrestling Express has offered a brand of professional wrestling that captures your attention with chaos, surprises, drama, action, and has become the best entertainment value in the Pittsburgh area today!!! With a deep and rich history and tradition, NWA Pro Wrestling Express has set the standard for wrestling in Western Pennsylvania for over eleven years. That is why real wrestling action in Pittsburgh is spelled P-W-X!!!
Visit the official website of NWA Pro Wrestling Express at http://www.pwxwrestling.net/ - the only place for up to the minute news and updates about the only wrestling promotion in Western Pennsylvania that matters - NWA Pro Wrestling Express!!!
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IRON CITY CLASSIC TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT ON JANUARY 21st
NWA Pro Wrestling Express presents the inaugural "Iron City Classic" on Saturday January 21st at the historic Palisades, at McKees Point in downtown McKeesport. Doors open for the event at 7:30 pm, and as always, tickets are only $10 for ringside, $9 general admission, and $6 for kids twelve and under. Adult beverages will be available to PWX wrestling fans over 21 years of age with proper ID.
EIGHT TEAMS - ONE NIGHT - SINGLE ELIMINATION TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT
The "Iron City Classic" is the first blockbuster wrestling event of 2006 in the Pittsburgh area! While tag team wrestling has become a rare commodity on the wrestling scene today, Pro Wrestling Express is once again bucking the trend, by embracing the rich and deep history of tag-team wrestling. On January 21st, eight top tag teams will be showcased in a Pro Wrestling Express ring. And, the winners will not only hold the distinct honor of defeating seven of the top teams competing in this region, but they will also win the right to wrestle for the NWA-Pro Wrestling Express Tag Team Championship in a "Best-of-Three" series, starting with the February 4th event.
Six of the teams competing in the tournament have already been announced:
* Current NWA-PWX Tag Team Champions Quinn Magnum & Brandon K
While Magnum has been missing in action since the birth of his son, something more seems to be going on with Rage. Will Magnum show up to compete in this prestigious tournament? Will the Championship Committee's Scott Venom allow him to compete without a partner? What effect will this have on the tag team championship both men hold?
* 987's Devin Devine a& Chris Taylor
Devin and Taylor have dominated Pittsburgh wrestling over the last two years. Devine held the PWX Heavyweight Title for two lengthy reigns starting in 2004, and Taylor dominated the competition for the Three Rivers Championship in that same time frame, holding the title an unprecedented three times. Now 987's duo will finish what they started, by bringing the tag team championship to 987. But, to get the title shot at the champions, they have to win this tournament.
* Dick Trimmins & Sheiky Hassan - DA MUNCHIES
2005 was the year of Da Munchies, who held the tag team championship for an incredible eight months, and turned away all challengers to their throne. They are on a mission to get the tag team titles back, and will not let 987 or Rage stand in the way.
* Bigg & Nikita Allanov
This is the team standing in Da Munchies way. Finally defeating their enemies on January 7th to earn entry into the Iron City Classic, Bigg & Allanov will once again face off with Da Munchies in a high stakes match. Will the fan favorites Bigg & Allanov pull out another win, or will Da Munchies continue their dominance in PWX?
* Members of Apocalypse
Originally intended to showcase a revived Armageddon, Apocalypse leader Devil Bhudakahn is now having second thoughts, and has pulled Armageddon from the tournament, citing poor in-ring performance leading up to the tournament. Which memebers will be entered as the Apocalypse team? Who will Bhudakahn and CJ Sensation trust to get the job done in the ring in the name of the Apocalypse on January 21st?
* The Tri Chi Fraternity
Sam Slej and QB Blitzz have proven to be two of the most popular wrestlers in PWX today, and one of the most popular teams in PWX history. But with Slej suffering a grade three concussion at the hands of Apocalypse while pursuing singles gold, will the Tri Chi's be medically cleared to compete at the Classic?
* Gambino Brothers
Mickey and Marshall Gambino have been claiming to be the best tag team competing in Pittsburgh, but they have never competed in a PWX ring. This is sure to be an indication of how the Gambino's stack up to the competition, as they compete in a promotion deep in tag team wrestling for the first time in their careers!
Plus, the final team for the field will be announced shortly!
The tag-team scene in NWA-PWX has really been heating up recently, with Rage, 987, and Da Munchies at war with one another over one of the most prestigious tag team championships in the NWA, while former champions Tri Chi Fraternity continue to rack up impressive wins in singles and tag team competition. The Gambino Brother's have held numerous championship in other promotions, and the Apocalypse has a sheer numbers advantage as the largest faction in PWX. Bigg & Nikita Allanov are on a mission to "take out the garbage" in the world of professional wrestling. One of the deepest tag team rosters anywhere has become a powder keg ready to explode, and the inaugural Iron City Classic Tag Team Tournament could be the spark that sets off the explosion!!!
NWA Pro Wrestling Express presents the inaugural "Iron City Classic" on Saturday January 21st at the historic Palisades, at McKees Point in downtown McKeesport. Doors open for the event at 7:30 pm, and as always, tickets are only $10 for ringside, $9 general admission, and $6 for kids twelve and under. Adult beverages will be available to PWX wrestling fans over 21 years of age with proper ID.
EIGHT TEAMS - ONE NIGHT - SINGLE ELIMINATION TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT
The "Iron City Classic" is the first blockbuster wrestling event of 2006 in the Pittsburgh area! While tag team wrestling has become a rare commodity on the wrestling scene today, Pro Wrestling Express is once again bucking the trend, by embracing the rich and deep history of tag-team wrestling. On January 21st, eight top tag teams will be showcased in a Pro Wrestling Express ring. And, the winners will not only hold the distinct honor of defeating seven of the top teams competing in this region, but they will also win the right to wrestle for the NWA-Pro Wrestling Express Tag Team Championship in a "Best-of-Three" series, starting with the February 4th event.
Six of the teams competing in the tournament have already been announced:
* Current NWA-PWX Tag Team Champions Quinn Magnum & Brandon K
While Magnum has been missing in action since the birth of his son, something more seems to be going on with Rage. Will Magnum show up to compete in this prestigious tournament? Will the Championship Committee's Scott Venom allow him to compete without a partner? What effect will this have on the tag team championship both men hold?
* 987's Devin Devine a& Chris Taylor
Devin and Taylor have dominated Pittsburgh wrestling over the last two years. Devine held the PWX Heavyweight Title for two lengthy reigns starting in 2004, and Taylor dominated the competition for the Three Rivers Championship in that same time frame, holding the title an unprecedented three times. Now 987's duo will finish what they started, by bringing the tag team championship to 987. But, to get the title shot at the champions, they have to win this tournament.
* Dick Trimmins & Sheiky Hassan - DA MUNCHIES
2005 was the year of Da Munchies, who held the tag team championship for an incredible eight months, and turned away all challengers to their throne. They are on a mission to get the tag team titles back, and will not let 987 or Rage stand in the way.
* Bigg & Nikita Allanov
This is the team standing in Da Munchies way. Finally defeating their enemies on January 7th to earn entry into the Iron City Classic, Bigg & Allanov will once again face off with Da Munchies in a high stakes match. Will the fan favorites Bigg & Allanov pull out another win, or will Da Munchies continue their dominance in PWX?
* Members of Apocalypse
Originally intended to showcase a revived Armageddon, Apocalypse leader Devil Bhudakahn is now having second thoughts, and has pulled Armageddon from the tournament, citing poor in-ring performance leading up to the tournament. Which memebers will be entered as the Apocalypse team? Who will Bhudakahn and CJ Sensation trust to get the job done in the ring in the name of the Apocalypse on January 21st?
* The Tri Chi Fraternity
Sam Slej and QB Blitzz have proven to be two of the most popular wrestlers in PWX today, and one of the most popular teams in PWX history. But with Slej suffering a grade three concussion at the hands of Apocalypse while pursuing singles gold, will the Tri Chi's be medically cleared to compete at the Classic?
* Gambino Brothers
Mickey and Marshall Gambino have been claiming to be the best tag team competing in Pittsburgh, but they have never competed in a PWX ring. This is sure to be an indication of how the Gambino's stack up to the competition, as they compete in a promotion deep in tag team wrestling for the first time in their careers!
Plus, the final team for the field will be announced shortly!
The tag-team scene in NWA-PWX has really been heating up recently, with Rage, 987, and Da Munchies at war with one another over one of the most prestigious tag team championships in the NWA, while former champions Tri Chi Fraternity continue to rack up impressive wins in singles and tag team competition. The Gambino Brother's have held numerous championship in other promotions, and the Apocalypse has a sheer numbers advantage as the largest faction in PWX. Bigg & Nikita Allanov are on a mission to "take out the garbage" in the world of professional wrestling. One of the deepest tag team rosters anywhere has become a powder keg ready to explode, and the inaugural Iron City Classic Tag Team Tournament could be the spark that sets off the explosion!!!
plus...
FEATURED MAIN EVENT
Trios Tag Team Action
NWA Pro Wrestling Express Heavyweight Champion CRUSHER HANSEN, SCOTT VENOM and PAUL ATLAS
square off with
Three Rivers Champion ERIC EXTASY, DARON SMYTHE, and a returning JUSTIN IDOL
The competition gets no tougher in the sport of professional wrestling than in NWA Pro Wrestling Express. The NWA-PWX Heavyweight Championship is, without a doubt, one of the most prestigious singles championships in all of the NWA - and it is currently around the waist of 987's Crusher Hansen. Eric Extasy fell short twice when challenging Hansen for that title, but he gets one more shot at Hansen on Saturday January 21st in a trios tag team match. At his side will be fellow Super Duper Cool Dude Justin Idol, who is returning to action after being sidelined for four months with a broken neck. Is Idol healed, and ready to compete? Are he and Extasy seeing eye to eye after Idol's betrayal last fall?
Scott Venom was taking no chances in this match, and rather than back up Hansen alone, he added Paul Atlas to this match. What is Atlas' motivation to team with 987 members Venom and Hansen? Simple - Venom guaranteed Atlas a shot at Extasy's Three Rivers Championship on February 4th. The only other condition that Atlas wanted was for Daron Smythe to be added to the match, so that Atlas could get his hands on the man who forced him to submit in the middle of the ring on January 7th. Smythe eagerly accepted, and wants nothing more than to prove that win was not a fluke - by making Atlas submit again.
FEATURED MAIN EVENT
Trios Tag Team Action
NWA Pro Wrestling Express Heavyweight Champion CRUSHER HANSEN, SCOTT VENOM and PAUL ATLAS
square off with
Three Rivers Champion ERIC EXTASY, DARON SMYTHE, and a returning JUSTIN IDOL
The competition gets no tougher in the sport of professional wrestling than in NWA Pro Wrestling Express. The NWA-PWX Heavyweight Championship is, without a doubt, one of the most prestigious singles championships in all of the NWA - and it is currently around the waist of 987's Crusher Hansen. Eric Extasy fell short twice when challenging Hansen for that title, but he gets one more shot at Hansen on Saturday January 21st in a trios tag team match. At his side will be fellow Super Duper Cool Dude Justin Idol, who is returning to action after being sidelined for four months with a broken neck. Is Idol healed, and ready to compete? Are he and Extasy seeing eye to eye after Idol's betrayal last fall?
Scott Venom was taking no chances in this match, and rather than back up Hansen alone, he added Paul Atlas to this match. What is Atlas' motivation to team with 987 members Venom and Hansen? Simple - Venom guaranteed Atlas a shot at Extasy's Three Rivers Championship on February 4th. The only other condition that Atlas wanted was for Daron Smythe to be added to the match, so that Atlas could get his hands on the man who forced him to submit in the middle of the ring on January 7th. Smythe eagerly accepted, and wants nothing more than to prove that win was not a fluke - by making Atlas submit again.
The historic Palisades is located at 501 Water Street, in the heart of downtown McKeesport's business district, along the banks of the Youghiogheny River at McKees Point. Located minutes from the Lincoln-Penn Parkway, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and I-70 in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh, PA! Just blocks from the intersection of PA SR 48 and PA SR 148, Renzie Park, and Olympia Shopping Center, the Palisades will be the place to be for wrestling action in the Pittsburgh area this winter.
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2005 ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The winners of the 2005 NWA Pro Wrestling Express Achievement Awards were announced at the January 7th event. See a complete breakdown of how the fan voting went here. Thanks to all the great Pittsburgh wrestling fans who took the time to voice their opinion on PWX in 2005!!!
Wrestler of the Year - Chris Taylor
Tag Team of the Year - Tri Chi Fraternity
Match of the Year - NWA-PWX Champion Devin Devine defeated Scottie Gash (June 11 - The Night the Lights Went Out!!!)
Tag Team Match of the Year - Super Duper Cool Dudes & Eric Extasy defeated DUH (April 16 )
Newcomer of the Year - Mantis666
Comeback of the year - Paul Atlas
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"CIRCLE OF RESPECT" VOTING LEADS TO FIRST TWO INDUCTEES
The voting for the first inductee into NWA-PWX's "Circle of Respect" concluded on Saturday January 7th, and surprisingly, the extremely close race ended in a tie after the fan voting stage. The two highest vote getters were Senior Official Shawn Patrick, and Quinn Magnum - and both will be inducted into the Circle!.
The first induction will take place at the inaugural Iron City Classic on January 21st, where Patrick will be the first man to receive the honor of inclusion in the circle! He will inducted into the Circle by the promoter of NWA-PWX, Jim Miller. Patrick has been in Pro Wrestling Express since it inception - first as a competitor, and then as a referee, and currently serving as the company's senior official. Still a popular individual among fans, Patrick is the hardest working member of the PWX roster, and the company's moral compass.
Magnum will be inducted into the circle on the next PWX super card, the 'Burgh Brawl, on March 4th, with his inductor to be announced. Magnum has brought a blue collar work ethic that embodies the spirit of Pittsburgh to the ring with him for nearly a decade, and become one of the most decorated wrestlers in the ring, and one of the most respected outside of it.
With a tie in the voting leading to two inductees, the next round of voting for fans will begin on March 18th, with a new set of three finalists determined by voting among the wrestlers, staff, and alumni of Pro Wrestling Express.
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JANUARY 7th RESULTS
Palisades - McKeesport, PA
- Devin Devine & Chris Taylor defeated Sabotage & Teddy Fine by pinfall
- QB Blitzz and Jake Garrett fought to a double disqualification
- Dan Miles defeated Eisen Drache by pinfall
- Bigg & Nikita Allanov defeated Armageddon and Da Munchies in a tag team gauntlet match
- Brass Knuckles Champion Devil Bhudakahn defeated Sam Slej
- Daron Smythe defeated Paul Atlas in a "Best 2/3 Falls" match
- Brandon K defeated Scott Venom by pinfall
- NWA-PWX Heavyweight Champion Crusher Hansen defeated Three Rivers Champion Eric Extasy by pinfall
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TRAIN WITH THE BEST, TRAIN WITH PWX!
The Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy is the place where a career in professional wrestling can begin! Officially sanctioned and operated by NWA Pro Wrestling Express, the Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy has trained athletes who have appeared on cards for the WWE, NWA-TNA, WCW, ECW, and the independent circuit, including Europe and Asia! In fact, most of the competitors on the Pro Wrestling Express roster got their start in the Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy's dojo! The Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy is where your dream of being a professional wrestler, manager or referee can begin!
For more info on tryouts, or for the upcoming class forming for the Spring of '06 contact the academy at [email protected].
*****
COME FIND OUT WHAT EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT - THAT FOR ELEVEN YEARS, REAL WRESTLING ACTION IN PITTSBURGH HAS BEEN SPELLED P-W-X!!!
For more information, visit the official website of NWA Pro Wrestling Express at http://www.pwxwrestling.net/
*****
2005 ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
The winners of the 2005 NWA Pro Wrestling Express Achievement Awards were announced at the January 7th event. See a complete breakdown of how the fan voting went here. Thanks to all the great Pittsburgh wrestling fans who took the time to voice their opinion on PWX in 2005!!!
Wrestler of the Year - Chris Taylor
Tag Team of the Year - Tri Chi Fraternity
Match of the Year - NWA-PWX Champion Devin Devine defeated Scottie Gash (June 11 - The Night the Lights Went Out!!!)
Tag Team Match of the Year - Super Duper Cool Dudes & Eric Extasy defeated DUH (April 16 )
Newcomer of the Year - Mantis666
Comeback of the year - Paul Atlas
*****
"CIRCLE OF RESPECT" VOTING LEADS TO FIRST TWO INDUCTEES
The voting for the first inductee into NWA-PWX's "Circle of Respect" concluded on Saturday January 7th, and surprisingly, the extremely close race ended in a tie after the fan voting stage. The two highest vote getters were Senior Official Shawn Patrick, and Quinn Magnum - and both will be inducted into the Circle!.
The first induction will take place at the inaugural Iron City Classic on January 21st, where Patrick will be the first man to receive the honor of inclusion in the circle! He will inducted into the Circle by the promoter of NWA-PWX, Jim Miller. Patrick has been in Pro Wrestling Express since it inception - first as a competitor, and then as a referee, and currently serving as the company's senior official. Still a popular individual among fans, Patrick is the hardest working member of the PWX roster, and the company's moral compass.
Magnum will be inducted into the circle on the next PWX super card, the 'Burgh Brawl, on March 4th, with his inductor to be announced. Magnum has brought a blue collar work ethic that embodies the spirit of Pittsburgh to the ring with him for nearly a decade, and become one of the most decorated wrestlers in the ring, and one of the most respected outside of it.
With a tie in the voting leading to two inductees, the next round of voting for fans will begin on March 18th, with a new set of three finalists determined by voting among the wrestlers, staff, and alumni of Pro Wrestling Express.
*****
JANUARY 7th RESULTS
Palisades - McKeesport, PA
- Devin Devine & Chris Taylor defeated Sabotage & Teddy Fine by pinfall
- QB Blitzz and Jake Garrett fought to a double disqualification
- Dan Miles defeated Eisen Drache by pinfall
- Bigg & Nikita Allanov defeated Armageddon and Da Munchies in a tag team gauntlet match
- Brass Knuckles Champion Devil Bhudakahn defeated Sam Slej
- Daron Smythe defeated Paul Atlas in a "Best 2/3 Falls" match
- Brandon K defeated Scott Venom by pinfall
- NWA-PWX Heavyweight Champion Crusher Hansen defeated Three Rivers Champion Eric Extasy by pinfall
*****
TRAIN WITH THE BEST, TRAIN WITH PWX!
The Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy is the place where a career in professional wrestling can begin! Officially sanctioned and operated by NWA Pro Wrestling Express, the Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy has trained athletes who have appeared on cards for the WWE, NWA-TNA, WCW, ECW, and the independent circuit, including Europe and Asia! In fact, most of the competitors on the Pro Wrestling Express roster got their start in the Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy's dojo! The Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy is where your dream of being a professional wrestler, manager or referee can begin!
For more info on tryouts, or for the upcoming class forming for the Spring of '06 contact the academy at [email protected].
*****
COME FIND OUT WHAT EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT - THAT FOR ELEVEN YEARS, REAL WRESTLING ACTION IN PITTSBURGH HAS BEEN SPELLED P-W-X!!!
For more information, visit the official website of NWA Pro Wrestling Express at http://www.pwxwrestling.net/
President
Show Business, Inc.
PO Box 941787
Atlanta, GA 31141
770-621-9533
Show Business, Inc.
PO Box 941787
Atlanta, GA 31141
770-621-9533
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