BILL BEHRENS NWA NOTES FOR 1/9
- 01/09/2006 (10:52:17 am)
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BILL BEHRENS NWA NOTES for 1-9-06
1/7/06 NWAAnarchy's first national tv taping results
By Maria Berry
ref.Speedy Nelson- Patrick Bentley defeated Adryan Hawkins
Murder 1 jumped over the railing prior to the next match and grapped the microphone from Greg Hunter. 1 told the crowd, for those that had been "living under a rock", about what he had been doing since leaving wildside/anarchy a couple of months back. Murder 1 had attacked a fan following a match and then assaulted the fan's girlfriend, slapping her across the face. M1 disappeared from Wildside/Anarchy, main eventing in shows all over the southeast, showing up on ppv (Strictly Hardcore featuring Murder 1 will be playing throughout the month of February, so be sure to catch it) and working on PWE. M1 said he did what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it and he would come and go from Anarchy when ever he wanted to.
Look for exclusive comments from Murder 1 later this week....
ref.Brent Wiley- Anrachy TV title match-Jeff Lewis retained his tv title over Hayden Young after the match went to a time limit draw. Lewis was hesitant to begin the match with Young, avoiding a hook up and walking around the ring. However, Young finally got his hands on Lewis and kept the TV champ on his toes for a good part of the match. Lewis gained control a few times during the match and appeared to have the match won before time ran out. The crowd demanded 5 more minutes, just when it looked like Lewis was going to step back in the ring he headed to the back. Leaving the crowd and the "Barely Famous" Hayden Young wanting more.
ref.Brent Wiley- Onyx defeated Big Henry Hoss via submission. The big man held his own for a good part of the match against the self proclaimed powerhouse Onyx. Unfortunately, Onyx caught him in a submission hold leaving Hoss no choice but to tap out. Good to see Hoss back in the NWA Arena, look for big things from the big man in 2006!
ref.Speedy Nelson- Anrachy Tag Team Title match- Jason Blackman & Jeremy V defeated Pomp & Circumstance- Ace Rockwell and Shaun Tempers to become the new anarchy tag team champions. P & C seemed to be in control of the match until Rockwell was dropped across the ropes leaving him knocked silly. Tempers quickly went for P & C's finisher urging Ace to help out. Ace was still a little unsteady, V knocked Rockwell off the top rope into his parnter allowing Blackman to score the pinfall and title victory. Post match- Rockwell and Tempers argued until they were stopped by Dan Wilson. The leader of the Devil's Rejects said it was breaking his heart to see two men he had helped get into the business and one of the best tag teams fight. He encouraged the two men to stop fighting and join the family. Rockwell refused the offer, even after Wilson forcefully asked. Wilson said that Rockwell had signed his own death warrant and called out the Devil's Rejects to destroy him. The surprise came when Rockwell's own partner, Shaun Tempers joined with the Devil's Rejects to assault him. Wilson claimed that Rockwell was the lamb to bring to slaughter and that's just what the Rejects did. Ace was cut from temple to temple and left laying motionless in the ring. The locker room cleared to help Rockwell to the back. I spoke with a battered and bloody Rockwell post show, next tv taping Ace is gonna give his thoughts on the beating and the break up.
ref.Brent Wiley- Ken Westbrooks defeated Skyzto
ref.Speedy Nelson- The match to determine the number one contender for the tag team belts between the Urban Assault Squad and Alabama Attitude was ruled a double countout. A tag team turmoil match, featuring Alabma Attitude and the UAS along with other teams from across the country, will be held at the next tv taping on 1/21/06
ref.Speedy Nelson- Devil's Rejects with the returning Tank destroyed Rudy Boy's Texas academy wrestlers. Post match the Rejects continued to assault the team until Brandon P entered the ring with a kendo stick and stopped the onslaught. Wilson told P that he would be facing off against one member of the Rejects at the next tv taping.
ref.Brent Wiley- Career vs Title match- Mikal Adryan retained his heavyweight title over Todd Sexton in last night's career vs title match. Sexton fought a hard match against the One Man Mafia, gaining control of the match a few times duirng the night. Adrya tried to capitlaize by removing the covering off one of the turnbuckles, unforturnately it backfired and he was sent flying into the corner instead. Adryan then went for the pumphandle slam which Sexton countered into a submission move. The big man refused to tap. Sexton then suplexed Adryan from the top rope but only scored a 2 count. Sexton attempted another submission move and had the champion tapping out. However the referee was distracted by Jeff G. Bailey allowing Onyx to interfere and help Mikal score a 2 count of his own. Superkick by Sexton another 2 count, Adryan kicked Sexton into the exposed turnbuckle with the back of Sexton's neck bouncing off of it allowing Mikal Adryan to score the final pinfall and the win. Sexton's career in NWA Anarchy was officially over. Post match- Sexton was ushered out with heartfelt goodbyes and cheers from the crowd and locker room members. Jerry Palmer and Rudy Boy both made comments about Sexton's dedication and in ring ability. From a crusierweight to a tag team champion as part of TnT to a force not to be defined in Wildside and Anarchy to a wrestling academy trainer, Sexton has had an unbelievable career in the sport of professional wrestling. Everyone at BodySlam This would like to wish Sexton only the best in his future endeavors and say thank you for keeping the fans entertained and giving so much to NWA Wildside and Anarchy. You are one of the best in the business and will be missed.
ref.Speedy Nelson- Patrick Bentley defeated Adryan Hawkins
Murder 1 jumped over the railing prior to the next match and grapped the microphone from Greg Hunter. 1 told the crowd, for those that had been "living under a rock", about what he had been doing since leaving wildside/anarchy a couple of months back. Murder 1 had attacked a fan following a match and then assaulted the fan's girlfriend, slapping her across the face. M1 disappeared from Wildside/Anarchy, main eventing in shows all over the southeast, showing up on ppv (Strictly Hardcore featuring Murder 1 will be playing throughout the month of February, so be sure to catch it) and working on PWE. M1 said he did what he wanted to do when he wanted to do it and he would come and go from Anarchy when ever he wanted to.
Look for exclusive comments from Murder 1 later this week....
ref.Brent Wiley- Anrachy TV title match-Jeff Lewis retained his tv title over Hayden Young after the match went to a time limit draw. Lewis was hesitant to begin the match with Young, avoiding a hook up and walking around the ring. However, Young finally got his hands on Lewis and kept the TV champ on his toes for a good part of the match. Lewis gained control a few times during the match and appeared to have the match won before time ran out. The crowd demanded 5 more minutes, just when it looked like Lewis was going to step back in the ring he headed to the back. Leaving the crowd and the "Barely Famous" Hayden Young wanting more.
ref.Brent Wiley- Onyx defeated Big Henry Hoss via submission. The big man held his own for a good part of the match against the self proclaimed powerhouse Onyx. Unfortunately, Onyx caught him in a submission hold leaving Hoss no choice but to tap out. Good to see Hoss back in the NWA Arena, look for big things from the big man in 2006!
ref.Speedy Nelson- Anrachy Tag Team Title match- Jason Blackman & Jeremy V defeated Pomp & Circumstance- Ace Rockwell and Shaun Tempers to become the new anarchy tag team champions. P & C seemed to be in control of the match until Rockwell was dropped across the ropes leaving him knocked silly. Tempers quickly went for P & C's finisher urging Ace to help out. Ace was still a little unsteady, V knocked Rockwell off the top rope into his parnter allowing Blackman to score the pinfall and title victory. Post match- Rockwell and Tempers argued until they were stopped by Dan Wilson. The leader of the Devil's Rejects said it was breaking his heart to see two men he had helped get into the business and one of the best tag teams fight. He encouraged the two men to stop fighting and join the family. Rockwell refused the offer, even after Wilson forcefully asked. Wilson said that Rockwell had signed his own death warrant and called out the Devil's Rejects to destroy him. The surprise came when Rockwell's own partner, Shaun Tempers joined with the Devil's Rejects to assault him. Wilson claimed that Rockwell was the lamb to bring to slaughter and that's just what the Rejects did. Ace was cut from temple to temple and left laying motionless in the ring. The locker room cleared to help Rockwell to the back. I spoke with a battered and bloody Rockwell post show, next tv taping Ace is gonna give his thoughts on the beating and the break up.
ref.Brent Wiley- Ken Westbrooks defeated Skyzto
ref.Speedy Nelson- The match to determine the number one contender for the tag team belts between the Urban Assault Squad and Alabama Attitude was ruled a double countout. A tag team turmoil match, featuring Alabma Attitude and the UAS along with other teams from across the country, will be held at the next tv taping on 1/21/06
ref.Speedy Nelson- Devil's Rejects with the returning Tank destroyed Rudy Boy's Texas academy wrestlers. Post match the Rejects continued to assault the team until Brandon P entered the ring with a kendo stick and stopped the onslaught. Wilson told P that he would be facing off against one member of the Rejects at the next tv taping.
ref.Brent Wiley- Career vs Title match- Mikal Adryan retained his heavyweight title over Todd Sexton in last night's career vs title match. Sexton fought a hard match against the One Man Mafia, gaining control of the match a few times duirng the night. Adrya tried to capitlaize by removing the covering off one of the turnbuckles, unforturnately it backfired and he was sent flying into the corner instead. Adryan then went for the pumphandle slam which Sexton countered into a submission move. The big man refused to tap. Sexton then suplexed Adryan from the top rope but only scored a 2 count. Sexton attempted another submission move and had the champion tapping out. However the referee was distracted by Jeff G. Bailey allowing Onyx to interfere and help Mikal score a 2 count of his own. Superkick by Sexton another 2 count, Adryan kicked Sexton into the exposed turnbuckle with the back of Sexton's neck bouncing off of it allowing Mikal Adryan to score the final pinfall and the win. Sexton's career in NWA Anarchy was officially over. Post match- Sexton was ushered out with heartfelt goodbyes and cheers from the crowd and locker room members. Jerry Palmer and Rudy Boy both made comments about Sexton's dedication and in ring ability. From a crusierweight to a tag team champion as part of TnT to a force not to be defined in Wildside and Anarchy to a wrestling academy trainer, Sexton has had an unbelievable career in the sport of professional wrestling. Everyone at BodySlam This would like to wish Sexton only the best in his future endeavors and say thank you for keeping the fans entertained and giving so much to NWA Wildside and Anarchy. You are one of the best in the business and will be missed.
NWA GCW Results for 1-7-06
By: Brian Slack
For tonight’s show, the smaller than usual crowd was in for a good event along with a huge announcement. Before the event kicked off, promos concerning the GCW tag team title main event were shown on the big screen and later in the show, it was announced that GCW will be back on TV. The new TV show will start on January 21 at 7pm on WRBL Channel 3. Now for some inside information. The show will be called GCW High Voltage and will be from 7-7:30. Also, live events starting on that night will begin at 8pm. Now onto the event.
The opening match was Damien Steele taking on Frankie Valentine. This match was all Damien all the time, as Frankie could not get started. Steele starts with arm drag. Frankie tried to do an Irish whip, but Damien reversed it and then nailed a beautiful dropkick. Steele then knocked Valentine with a shoulder block, then reverses a arm drag, and starts to work on the arm. Frankie tried to get a couple of sneaky pin falls, but only got a one count each time. Steele hits Valentine with a hammerlock slam. Damien showed surprising power as he gorilla pressed Frankie. Steele then climbed to the top and hits a flying body press for the victory. Winner in 5:01 Damien Steele.
The next match put Cru Jones against the very talented Shaun Banks. Cru started with a backslide and then nails a huge dropkick. Banks then challenged Jones to a test of strength, but he took the short cut, kneeing Jones in the gut. Eventually Cru was able to reverse the test of strength into a modified Northern lights suplex and hits a huge running shoulder block. However, Jones could not keep Banks down for long and after choking him, Banks puts a nerve lock on Jones. As it looked like Cru was fighting back, Shaun did a hair pull takedown and then went into doing a blatant choke. Banks started to work on the back as he locks in the camel clutch. A few minutes later, Cru was able to hit a sunset flip, but could not get the three count and is with a huge clothesline from Shaun. Banks then locks in another camel clutch. Shaun eventually hits a huge dropkick and after a slam decides to go the top rope. Banks hits a flying elbow drop, but can only get a two count. When it looked like Shaun had the upper hand, Cru was able to reverse a clothesline into a neck breaker. After a slam, Jones then nailed Banks with a huge clothesline for the three count. Winner in 7:41 Cru Jones.
In the third match up, the fans saw the very popular AJ Steele taking on a new comer to GCW in the person of “Bio-Hazard” Jacus Plisken. Plisken started the action with a simple waist lock takedown and then walked on Steele’s back. Both wrestlers then went about reversing each other’s moves; including AJ hitting, a spinning side slam. Eventually though Plisken was able to get the first advantage as he threw Steele shoulder first into the corner turnbuckle. He then whipped AJ into the corner, hits a running jumping forearm, and then hits a neck snap. Jacus kept working on the neck with a neck crank. However, Steele showed his guts and started to fight back as he hits an atomic drop and then nails Plisken with a huge clothesline. Now Jacus did this amazing punching move where he was holding onto the ropes and as AJ pulls him off, Jacus landed on his feet, spins and punches AJ. Plisken then went to the top, but Steele was able to catch him and hit a huge superplex. Jacus later would try for a side Russian leg sweep, but AJ reversed it into a power slam for a two count after Miller realized the Jacus has his foot on the rope. The Plisken locked in a cobra clutch and took Steele to the mat. Referee Steve Miller counted a three count with Jacus almost pinning himself, but Miller said the match was to continue. Bio Hazard then threw Steele over the rope, causing Miller to call for the DQ. Winner of the match in 8:35 AJ Steele. After the match, Biohazard threw Steve Miller over the top rope.
The fourth match of the debut match of Deep South Wrestling’s “The MVP” Montel Vontavious Porter took on the current GCW TV champion, Mike Foxx. After a lot of trash talking, especially on Porter’s part, both wrestlers tried to show off their amateur wrestling skills. Mike got the advantage each time, and both wrestlers kept exchanging holds until Montel got the first advantage by hitting a belly to back suplex. After sending Foxx hard into the corner, Porter slams Foxx. Montel then nails a spinning boot scrape and as it looked like Mike was coming back, Montel raked the eyes. Porter then locks in a surfboard submission hold. Later he hits Mike with a snap suplex and followed that up with a power slam. Then Porter hits three shaky shaky fist drops, but does not get a three count. Mike after a roll up for a one count nails Montel with a clothesline. Porter eventually hits a German suplex, but cannot get the pin fall. Mike then surprises Montel with a small package for the win. Winner in 11:36 Mike Foxx
The main event was for the GCW Tag team titles as the champions Erik Watts and John Bogie took on the Bad Company team of the GCW Heavyweight champion David Young and Chris Stevens. This match also showed intro videos on the big screen. Chris and John started the match with Chris hitting John with a running shoulder block. Bogie hits Stevens with a drop toe and puts him in a headlock but Stevens was able to reverse it into a head scissors. John then puts Chris in a headlock, is whipped but knocks Chris down with a running shoulder. Stevens is eventually able to make the tag to Young who is met with a drop toehold and is put in a headlock by Bogie. David hits a slam, only to be met with a headlock takeover by John. After an eye rake by Young, Stevens was tagged in, but Bogie nailed him with an arm drag and tagged in Watts. After some chops in the corner and a clothesline, Erik tagged John back into the ring. The champions did some double-teaming as the whipped Stevens into a double hip toss and then Watts threw Bogie on top of Stevens. Chris eventually ends up throwing shoulder first into the corner and tags in David. Young nailed Bogie with a single arm DDT and locks in an arm bar. After a dropkick, Chris is tagged into the match. Young holds Bogie’s arm, and Stevens nailed with a flying knee drop. Then Chris wraps John’s arm around the top rope and while the ref was being distracted, David grabbed John’s arm and jumped to the floor yanking the arm. A couple minutes later, Young is tagged into the match. Bad Company does the double whip, Chris goes down and David hits a dropkick. Young wrapped Bogie’s arm around the top rope and this time it was Stevens who yanked down on it. Chris is then tagged back in and hits a double arm DDT. He followed that up with a hangman’s neck breaker and then tagged Young back in. John is whipped into the ropes and hits a double flapjack. After a hair pull takedown, Young makes another quick tag to Stevens. David performs the arm wringer and Chris hits an axe handle from the second rope. After a Stevens’ suplex, Bogie started to fight back with a running forearm. He went to the top rope and hits Chris with a flying body press and after hitting a clothesline, he tags in Erik. Watts started to clean house and sent Stevens to the outside. Erik goes for the choke slam, but David hits a dropkick to the knee. Then the champions showed that they must be Irish because luck was on their side. Bad Company manager Greg Brown enters the ring as referee Miller was distracted and tries to punch Watts with a loaded fist, but ends up knocking out Young. Erik makes the cover for the victory. Winners and still tag team champions in 16:23 Erik Watts and John Bogie.
Next week will be the TV taping for GCW High Voltage. Talent being featured will be the GCW TV champion Mike Foxx, Brandon P, the NWA Anarchy TV champion Jeff Lewis and Bad Company’s Mike Knox from Deep South Wrestling.
Compete Card for 1/14
GCW first TV taping for WRBL Channel 3
Damien Steele (Former GCW TV Champion and GCW Tag champion)
vs
Brandon P
AJ Steele (Former GCW TV Champion and former tag champion)
vs
Bobby Sanford
Jeff Lewis (Current NWA Anarchy TV Champion)
vs
Cru Jones (georgiawrestling.tk's most improved wrestler and also the owner of the best website)
GCW TV Title Match
Mike Foxx (Current TV champion)
vs
"MVP" Montel Vontavious Porter (currently wrestles for Deep South Wrestling)
Erik Watts and John Bogie (Current GCW Tag team champions, Watts is a former GCW heavyweight champion and this is Bogie's third GCW tag title reign.)
vs
Bad Company's Chris Stevens and Mike Knox w/ "The Source" Greg Brown (Stevens has held the GCW Tag team championship titles with the current GCW Heavyweight Champion and 4 time NWA Tag team champion David Young. Young and Stevens were also named georgiawrestling.tk tag team of the year in the state of Georgia. Personally I think Young and Stevens should get a tag title shot at AMW, but that is me. Mike Knox also currently wrestles for Deep South Wrestling.)
NWA PWE TV NEWS
The holidays are over, the breaks are over, and the show that's too hot for TV is back on the net! With over 3000 viewers of the first edition of the relaunch, Pirate TV hopes to continue that roll into 2006.
Pirate TV Episode 2 will be featuring Chad Parham vs. "The Urban Legend" Murder-1 and in the main event, a preview of the Tournament of Dueces, The Slaughter Brothers will take on Pomp & Circumstance!
Pirate TV should be available for viewing soon as http://www.prowrestlingevolution.com/piratetv.html
OR
You can paste the following link in your media player.....http://www.prowrestlingevolution.com/ptv2.wmv
And don't forget next week's huge main event of Biohazard vs. Siaki vs. Iceberg(c) for the Evolution Wrestling Crown!
Winners in the fourth annual NWA Achievement Awards (NWA VIRGINIA SITE)
Pirate TV Episode 2 will be featuring Chad Parham vs. "The Urban Legend" Murder-1 and in the main event, a preview of the Tournament of Dueces, The Slaughter Brothers will take on Pomp & Circumstance!
Pirate TV should be available for viewing soon as http://www.prowrestlingevolution.com/piratetv.html
OR
You can paste the following link in your media player.....http://www.prowrestlingevolution.com/ptv2.wmv
And don't forget next week's huge main event of Biohazard vs. Siaki vs. Iceberg(c) for the Evolution Wrestling Crown!
Winners in the fourth annual NWA Achievement Awards (NWA VIRGINIA SITE)
2005 Wrestler of the Year - Samoa Joe
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2005 Tag Team of the Year - The Naturals (Chase Stevens & Andy Douglas)
2004 Winners - America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm)
2003 Winners - America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm)
2002 Winners - The Shane Twins (Mike & Todd Shane)
2004 Winners - America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm)
2003 Winners - America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris & James Storm)
2002 Winners - The Shane Twins (Mike & Todd Shane)
2005 MVP of the Year - Christopher Daniels
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Jerry Lynn
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Jerry Lynn
2005 Rookie of the Year - Black Tiger IV
2004 Winner - Petey Williams
2003 Winner - Michael Shane
2002 Winner - Madison & Slim J (Tie)
2004 Winner - Petey Williams
2003 Winner - Michael Shane
2002 Winner - Madison & Slim J (Tie)
2005 Comeback of the Year - Rhino & Sean Waltman (Tie)
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - Sting
2002 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - Sting
2002 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2005 Match of the Year - AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels vs. Samoa Joe (TNA Unbreakable 9-11-05)
2004 Winner - America's Most Wanted vs. Triple X (Six Sides of Steel: 12-05-04 Turning Point)
2003 Winner - (Tie) Jeff Jarrett vs. AJ Styles vs. Raven (06-11-03)
2003 Winner - (Tie) Triple X vs. America's Most Wanted (06-25-03 - Steel Cage Match)
2002 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn in the X Division Best of Three Series (08-21-02)
2004 Winner - America's Most Wanted vs. Triple X (Six Sides of Steel: 12-05-04 Turning Point)
2003 Winner - (Tie) Jeff Jarrett vs. AJ Styles vs. Raven (06-11-03)
2003 Winner - (Tie) Triple X vs. America's Most Wanted (06-25-03 - Steel Cage Match)
2002 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn in the X Division Best of Three Series (08-21-02)
2005 Feud of the Year - AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels
2004 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Petey Williams
2003 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jeff Jarrett
2002 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn
2004 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Petey Williams
2003 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jeff Jarrett
2002 Winner - AJ Styles vs. Jerry Lynn
2005 Event of the Year - TNA Wrestling's Final Resolution (01-16-05)
2004 Winner - TNA Wrestling's Victory Road (11-07-04)
2003 Winner - 55th Anniversary Show
2002 Winner - NWA Florida's Independent Armageddon (11-30-02)
2004 Winner - TNA Wrestling's Victory Road (11-07-04)
2003 Winner - 55th Anniversary Show
2002 Winner - NWA Florida's Independent Armageddon (11-30-02)
2005 Most Popular Wrestler of the Year - Samoa Joe
2004 Winner - AJ Styles
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2004 Winner - AJ Styles
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2005 Most Hated Wrestler of the Year - Jeff Jarrett
2004 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2003 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2002 Winner - Vince Russo
2004 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2003 Winner - Jeff Jarrett
2002 Winner - Vince Russo
2005 Inspirational Wrestler of the Year - Chris Candido
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - AJ Styles
2002 Winner - Spyder
2005 Most Improved Wrestler of the Year - Abyss & Bobby Roode (Tie)
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - David Young
2002 Winner - Spyder
2004 Winner - Monty Brown
2003 Winner - David Young
2002 Winner - Spyder
2005 Women's Wrestler of the Year - Christie Ricci
2004 Winner - Kiley McLean & Kameo (Tie)
2003 Winner - Leilani Kai & Morgan (Tie)
2004 Winner - Kiley McLean & Kameo (Tie)
2003 Winner - Leilani Kai & Morgan (Tie)
2005 Referee of the Year - Jeff Capo
2004 Winner - Jeff Capo
2003 Winner - Jeff Capo
2004 Winner - Jeff Capo
2003 Winner - Jeff Capo
2005 Promotion of the Year - NWA Virginia
2004 Winner - NWA Wildside & NWA Virginia (Tie)
2003 Winner - NWA Wildside & NWA Virginia (Tie)
2002 Winner - NWA Florida
2004 Winner - NWA Wildside & NWA Virginia (Tie)
2003 Winner - NWA Wildside & NWA Virginia (Tie)
2002 Winner - NWA Florida
2005 Promoter of the Year - Rick O'Brien
2004 Winner - Bill Behrens & Rick O'Brien (Tie)
2003 Winner - Bill Behrens & Rick O'Brien (Tie)
2002 Winner - Joe Price
2004 Winner - Bill Behrens & Rick O'Brien (Tie)
2003 Winner - Bill Behrens & Rick O'Brien (Tie)
2002 Winner - Joe Price
NWA PRO WRESTLING EXPRESS RESULTS - January 7, 2006
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
SHOW NEWS AND NOTES
NWA Pro Wrestling Express kicked off the 2006 schedule with a another great and loud crowd at the Palisades in McKeesport.
The show started with Eric Extasy bringing out his opponent in the main event, Crusher Hansen, for an interview on "Club Extasy". Both men went back and forth on the mic, with Hansen saying that Extasy didn't deserve a title shot, and Extasy vowing to pin Hansen in the main event.
The first match saw 987's Devin Devine & Chris Taylor put together a solid win over Sabotage & Teddy Fine. The 987 team were scheduled to challenge for the tag team championship, but half of the tag team champions, Quinn Magnum, was not able to attend, due to circumstances involving the recent birth of his son. Sab & Fine really stepped up to the plate in this one, and went toe-to-toe with two of the top competitors in PWX, and held their own. The fans were solidly behind Sab & Fine, who controlled most of the match, but Taylor & Devin picked up the win when Devine got a cheap shot on Fine, and Taylor rolled him up from behind, and had help from a handful of tights. A very solid opening match.
"Hammer" Sam Slej of the Tri Chi Fraternity hit the ring next, and demanded his match for the Brass Knuckles Championship against Devil Bhudakahn right now. Bhudakahn & Apocalypse hit the ring, and Bhudakahn said that his stipulation for their scheduled match tonight, was that he wasn't wrestling Hammer, and Bhudakahn left the ring, heading to the back. Hammer said that Bhudakahn didn't have a choice, and he went after him. Bhudakahn was lying in wait though, and nailed Hammer with several nasty shots from a stop sign. Apocalypse members took turns kicking Hammer in the head, until fellow Tri Chi QB Blitzz hit the ring. Blitzz checked on his partner, and tried to help him to the back. As referees checked on Hammer and helped him, Blitzz got the mic and said that since Bhudakahn was scared to defend his title against Hammer, that he should defend it against him. Bhudakahn said no way, that to get to him Blitzz had to go thru "Satan's Assassin" Jake Garrett. Blitzz and Garrett got into a wild brawl in the ring, but constant interference from Bhudakahn and other Apocalypse members at ringside eventually led to referee Shawn Patrick calling for the bell, and disqualifying both men.
Dan Miles picked up a solid win over Apocalypse's Eisen Drache, in a match between the two most recent graduates of the Pittsburgh Wrestling Academy. Drache laid in some very stiff offense to Miles, who kept battling back against his taller opponent. Drache went for a Matrix Powerbomb, but Miles managed to reverse it into a Tiger Driver, and got the win, and a big pop from the crowd.
Bigg & Nikita Allanov came out next for a tag team match, but Scott Venom interrupted, and said that if Bigg & Allanov wanted in the Iron City Classic Tag Tournament on the 21st, they were going to have to do something to impress him, because he really didn't like either one of them. Venom then brought out their opponents, Apocalypse's Armageddon. Jake Garrett & CJ Sensation were at ringside, but referee Shawn Patrick sent them to the back, which allowed Armageddon to sneak attack. Armageddon was shortly on the end of a severe beat down by Bigg & Allanov, and both men quickly tapped out when both were caught in submissions. Allanov & Bigg then called for venom to get in the ring, but Venom said that was not enough to impress him, because Armageddon sucked. Venom said this was actually a gauntlet match, because he had another opponent lined up for them, and out came BC Steele with Da Munchies. Da Munchies wasted no time hitting the ring and going right after Bigg & Allanov, and the brawl spilled over to the floor. Referee Patrick had a hard time keeping control in this match, and both teams tried to isolate an opponent, to no avail. Trimmins & Sheiky tried to isolate Allanov after Bigg made a tag, but after sending Allanov down Bigg blasted both men with a nasty double lariat. Allanov dumped Sheiky to the outside, and Bigg impressively nailed the 400 pound Trimmins with a pumphandle slam, to get the pinfall. After the match Bigg wanted to know where Venom was now, and Allanov got the mic and said that he said he was going to start taking out PWX's trash, and he wanted a piece of Venom right now. Venom came out from the lockerroom, grabbed the mic, and then walked to the lockerroom, refusing to speak.
During intermission, ring announcer Buff Wilhelm and BC Steele read the winners for the 2005 Achievement Awards, as voted by fans on www.PWXWrestling.net. After reading the winner of the wrestler of the year award, BC Steele announced that there was one final award, for Manager of the Year, and then he announced himself as the winner, and pulled out a beautiful plaque that commemorated the honor. Wilhelm told Steele that there wasn't even voting for manager of the year, and Steele said that made it even more of an honor, because that meant he was the fan's only choice, and then he started to weep with joy.
After intermission, Cupid came to ringside, dancing and laughing with the fans. He stated that he had searched high and low, al over McKeesport for a wrestler with the heart and desire of himself when he was breaking into the business, and he finally found him - Blue Dragon, who was at Cupid's side shadow boxing, and taking his anointment as Cupid's protégé very seriously. Cupid then threw out an open challenge for anyone to fight Dragon, and Scott Venom came out. Venom said that it was nice not having Cupid around the last four months, and that since he was in charge of PWX, that was going to continue, and he threw Cupid & Dragon out. Cupid protested his ejection as Dragon continued to warm up, but referees and officials finally got Cupid and Dragon to leave thru the front door. Venom then announced that he came to a decision at intermission: he would let Bigg & Allanov into the Iron City Classic tournament on January 21st, but that he was also going to make them face off with Da Munchies in a rematch in the first round.
Devil Bhudakahn come out for his Brass Knuckles title match with Hammer, with Apocalypse members at ringside. Bhudakahn demanded that referee Kevin Tressler go thru the formality of counting Hammer out, and awarding him the victory, when to everyone's surprise, a heavily bandaged Hammer started making his way slowly to ringside. Bhudakahn was in disbelief, but he went right after Hammer, and zeroed in on his head. Hammer took a few nasty shots, but kept managing to fight back, but eventually all the blows to the head were just too much, and he was down on the mat, and not getting up. Rather than get the pin, Bhudakahn demanded Tressler give him the win by ten count. Blitzz was at ringside, concerned for his partner, who kept getting up. Finally Bhudakahn went for his Father Nelson Suplex, was not able to get a hold of the much bigger Hammer, and instead opted for a German Suplex, which brought the 350 pound Hammer down on his head. Hammer was no longer moving, and Tressler was begging Bhudakahn to go for the pin. Instead, Bhudakahn tried to pick up Hammer, and when he couldn't, gave him another stiff kick to the top of the head. Blitzz had enough, and threw in the towel, and came in the ring to check on his partner. Tressler called for the bell, and awarded the match to Bhudakahn. Hammer was out on his feet, and Nikita Allanov came out to help Blitzz and Trish take him to the back, to be examined by Dr. Jim.
A mat classic was up next, with Paul Atlas facing off with Daron Smythe in a "Best 2/3 Falls Match". This was a very scientific match, with Atlas and Smythe trading arm holds back and forth, and the crowd hanging on every move. Atlas tried to take shortcuts like holding the tights, and pulling hair, but Smythe was a step ahead, and took Atlas back down to the mat. Smythe went for a ruining knee in the corner, but Atlas moved and Smythe nailed the turnbuckle, and Atlas went right after the injured knee. Atlas managed to slap on a figure four, and Smythe held out, but Atlas got leverage form the ropes behind the referee's back, and Smythe tapped out, rather than take damage to the leg that might cost him another fall. Atlas ignored the rest period, and went right after Smythe's leg, showing his ring generalship. Smythe made it to his feet but Atlas was still in control, until Atlas went after the knee and it backfired, and a quick roll up earned Smythe the second fall. Smythe tried to shake off the leg pain, and traded chops with Atlas, and stayed on the arm. Atlas was trying every dirty trick to stay on the offensive, but his arm was really bothering him. He went for a DDT, and Smythe countered it into a double chicken wing submission. Atlas refused to give in, but the Smythe managed to elevate Atlas and lock the legs, and Atlas gave up, earning Smythe the third fall, and the match. This was a huge win for Smythe, as Atlas had only lost by submission one other time in the eleven year history of PWX. After the match, Smythe thanked the fans for support, and asked fans to keep the miners from past week's tragedy in West Virginia in their minds, because one of his best friend's father was one of the miner's killed last week.
One half of the PWX Tag Team Champions, Brandon K got a win over Scott Venom, and dodged another bullet from 987. With his partner missing for the night, Scottie Gash sent packing, and Mad Mike missing in action, K was the only member of Rage in the building. Scott Venom wanted to exploit the situation for 987's benefit, and put himself against K. This was a very back and forth match, with two former friends having each other well scouted. K managed to avoid venom's superkick, and reversed a Venom waistlock, and got the pin with a bridged O'Connor Roll. 987 hit the ring to get some shots in on K, but K grabbed his tag title belt and got out of dodge.
The main event was up next, with Eric Extasy taking on PWX Heavyweight Champion Crusher Hansen. Venom was at ringside with Hansen, and they were causing a lot of distraction for Hansen to cheat, and stay in control of Extasy. Krystal Frost was trying to get referee Shawn Patrick to pay attention to Venom at ringside, so Hansen just took the fight to the outside, and really worked over Extasy. Hansen finally took the fight back in the ring and went for the pin, but as he has become known for, Extasy kicked out of everything the champ was hitting him with. Hansen was becoming very frustrated, and Extasy was getting fired up, and the fans were solidly behind Extasy. Extasy nailed Hansen with a bionic elbow, and Hansen knew he was in trouble. Hansen went for a Crusher Slam, but Extasy slid out and locked Hansen in a Kata-Hajime. Venom was up on the apron, followed by Frost, and Patrick tried to get both off the apron, and missed Hansen tapping out. Extasy broke the hold to get Patrick's attention, and Hansen rolled him up, but only got a two count. Extasy went for a clothesline, but Hansen ducked it and when Extasy turned around, nailed him with a Jackhammer Suplex, to get the pinfall.
After the match Frost got in the ring to check on Extasy, and Hansen got the mic. Hansen ran Extasy down, and said that he pinned him clean in the middle of the ring two shows in a row. He said that since he had nothing left to take, he was going to take his woman, and Venom grabbed Frost. Extasy went after venom, and then both 987 members started laying in the boots, until Justin Idol hit the ring and cleared house. idol got the Mic and said that he had been out for about four months with a broken neck, but that he had sat and watched this stuff too long, and he had enough. Idol threw out a challenge for him and Extasy to face Venom & Hansen for the January 21st show, but Hansen got the mic and said that Idol had a broken neck, and if he was stupid enough to come back injured, he would more than happy to finish him off. The reaction Idol got was unbelievable, and the crowd was hot the entire time Hansen and Idol were going at it on the mic.
NWA Pro Wrestling Express returns to action Saturday January 21st with the 'Iron City Classic Tag Team Tournament". Teams already announced for the tournament field include Tag Team Champions Brandon K & Quinn Magnum, 987's Chris Taylor & Devin Devine, Da Munchies, Bigg & Nikita Allanov, a team from Apocalypse, and the Gambino Brothers. Also announced, PWX Heavyweight Champion Crusher Hansen & Scott Venom square off with Three Rivers Champion Eric Extasy & Justin Idol. For more information on the card and other breaking NWA-PWX news, check out the official website at www.PWXwrestling.net.
Results from IWA: NWA No Limits Wrestling - Saturday, January 7th, 2006 in
Muscatine, Iowa
*************************
Impressive turnout, around 150 or so. Before the show Ian Rotten came out
to inform the crowd of two things - Tito Santana missed his connecting
flight from Chicago and would not be here, and neither would Eddie
Kingston, who had to tend to a family emergency. Rotten promised the fans
that they would still get their Fans Bring the Weapons match, but now
Rotten would face Corporal Robinson instead.
1. CJ Otis defeated Jaysin Strife by pinfall with a Burning Hammer. This
was a good opening match with a lot of stiff strikes. Onis tried playing
the bad guy but both men received a fair amount of cheers.
was a good opening match with a lot of stiff strikes. Onis tried playing
the bad guy but both men received a fair amount of cheers.
2. IWA-MS Tag Team Titles: Vito and Brandon Thomaselli (w/ Sal Thomaselli)
defeated the Midwest Mafia... um... twice? The "first" match was
relatively short, with Robert Anthony evidently getting pinned while
applying a Mexican surfboard on Brandon. The Thomasellis agreed to restart
the match and took over on offense. The Midwest Mafia made a good comeback
(and received a good amount of cheers from the audience), but the
Thomasellis would retain when Sal hit Tony Scarpone with his crutch,
allowing the Thomasellis to hit a tandem pendulum/guillotine leg drop on
Anthony for the victory.
defeated the Midwest Mafia... um... twice? The "first" match was
relatively short, with Robert Anthony evidently getting pinned while
applying a Mexican surfboard on Brandon. The Thomasellis agreed to restart
the match and took over on offense. The Midwest Mafia made a good comeback
(and received a good amount of cheers from the audience), but the
Thomasellis would retain when Sal hit Tony Scarpone with his crutch,
allowing the Thomasellis to hit a tandem pendulum/guillotine leg drop on
Anthony for the victory.
3. Trik Davis defeated Bryce Benjamin by pinfall with a Complete
Shot/Novacaine. A clean, short face vs. face match, with some nice chain
wrestling.
Shot/Novacaine. A clean, short face vs. face match, with some nice chain
wrestling.
4. Marek Brave defeated Josh Abercrombie (w/ Sal Thomaselli) with a
reverse hurricanrana. My narrow pick for best match of the night saw
Abercrombie trying to convince the referee that Brave was pulling his
mustache. Brave pulled out a sweet running springboard moonsault on
Abercrombie. Typical back-and-forth cruiserweight stuff, until Sal
attempted to hold Brave so that Abercrombie could wail on him. Brave
moved, causing Abercrombie to knock Sal off the apron. Brave then rolled
up Abercrombie for a two count, before hitting the reverse rana to send us
to intermission.
reverse hurricanrana. My narrow pick for best match of the night saw
Abercrombie trying to convince the referee that Brave was pulling his
mustache. Brave pulled out a sweet running springboard moonsault on
Abercrombie. Typical back-and-forth cruiserweight stuff, until Sal
attempted to hold Brave so that Abercrombie could wail on him. Brave
moved, causing Abercrombie to knock Sal off the apron. Brave then rolled
up Abercrombie for a two count, before hitting the reverse rana to send us
to intermission.
After the first intermission...
Team Underground (Eric Priest and Chandler McClure) came to the ring and
cut a promo on the Thomasellis saying that while they didn't care whether
the fans cheered or booed them, they did not approve of the Thomaselli
brothers' cowardice and hyped an upcoming tag title match between the two
teams in Midlothian, IL.
cut a promo on the Thomasellis saying that while they didn't care whether
the fans cheered or booed them, they did not approve of the Thomaselli
brothers' cowardice and hyped an upcoming tag title match between the two
teams in Midlothian, IL.
5. This was supposed to be Eric Priest vs. Larry Sweeney in a ICW/ICWA
Tex-Arkana Television Title match, but since Sweeney objected to Priest
having McClure in his corner, Sweeney announced the title would still be
on the line, in a tag match? His partner? The Mississippi Madman! So now,
the match was...
Tex-Arkana Television Title match, but since Sweeney objected to Priest
having McClure in his corner, Sweeney announced the title would still be
on the line, in a tag match? His partner? The Mississippi Madman! So now,
the match was...
Team Underground defeated Larry Sweeney and the Mississippi Madman when
Priest pinned Madman with a flying elbow. This was a fun comedy match,
with Sweeney (who was blissfully unaware that his butt was showing the
entire match) treating Madman like dirt. Madman attempted the
Mississippisault but missed, allowing Team Underground to double team him
for the victory. Since Priest scored the pin, he was initially awarded the
title. Madman turned on Sweeney after the match. Sweeney then announced
that due to a rule in the Tex-Arkana rulebook (which he has misplaced)
stating the champion has to be pinned to lose the belt, he was still
champion.
Priest pinned Madman with a flying elbow. This was a fun comedy match,
with Sweeney (who was blissfully unaware that his butt was showing the
entire match) treating Madman like dirt. Madman attempted the
Mississippisault but missed, allowing Team Underground to double team him
for the victory. Since Priest scored the pin, he was initially awarded the
title. Madman turned on Sweeney after the match. Sweeney then announced
that due to a rule in the Tex-Arkana rulebook (which he has misplaced)
stating the champion has to be pinned to lose the belt, he was still
champion.
6. Title vs. Title: IWA-MS Light Heavyweight Champion Tyler Black defeated
IWA-MS World Heavyweight Champion Jimmy Jacobs by disqualification. Jacobs
flipped off the crowd when they tried to chant "Huss!" at him. Black
played up his size advantage big time, but took the sickest bump early in
the match. He attemped a tope suicida to the outside on Jacobs, but missed
and BROKE a steel chair with his back and leg. Amazingly, he continued and
didn't limp for very long. Jacobs then took control for the majority of
the rest of the match, using a well-hidden pen to jab Black in the head
with. Black finally took control and went for his charging elbow strike,
but Jacobs pulled the referee in the way to take the blow. Black then hit
the small package driver but got no three count since the referee was down
(earning him his loudest "Oompa-Loompa" chant of the night). Jacobs took
control with a low blow and attempted to punch Tyler with a chain wrapped
around his fist, but Black took him down and applied a reverse
sharpshooter. Skovel finally revived to see Jacobs tapping out, and called
for the bell, giving the fans the impression that Black had just won the
IWA-MS World Heavyweight Title. However, Skovel clarified his decision
that due to Jacobs pulling him in the way of Black's elbow strike, he was
actually disqualfying Jacobs, allowing Jacobs to keep his title. Black
responded by punching Skovel in the face afterwards. While Marek
Brave/Josh Abercrombie was cleaner, this was still a very good match.
IWA-MS World Heavyweight Champion Jimmy Jacobs by disqualification. Jacobs
flipped off the crowd when they tried to chant "Huss!" at him. Black
played up his size advantage big time, but took the sickest bump early in
the match. He attemped a tope suicida to the outside on Jacobs, but missed
and BROKE a steel chair with his back and leg. Amazingly, he continued and
didn't limp for very long. Jacobs then took control for the majority of
the rest of the match, using a well-hidden pen to jab Black in the head
with. Black finally took control and went for his charging elbow strike,
but Jacobs pulled the referee in the way to take the blow. Black then hit
the small package driver but got no three count since the referee was down
(earning him his loudest "Oompa-Loompa" chant of the night). Jacobs took
control with a low blow and attempted to punch Tyler with a chain wrapped
around his fist, but Black took him down and applied a reverse
sharpshooter. Skovel finally revived to see Jacobs tapping out, and called
for the bell, giving the fans the impression that Black had just won the
IWA-MS World Heavyweight Title. However, Skovel clarified his decision
that due to Jacobs pulling him in the way of Black's elbow strike, he was
actually disqualfying Jacobs, allowing Jacobs to keep his title. Black
responded by punching Skovel in the face afterwards. While Marek
Brave/Josh Abercrombie was cleaner, this was still a very good match.
Another intermission was taken to prepare for the main event.
7. Fans Bring the Weapons Match: Ian Rotten defeated Corporal Robinson
with a tombstone piledriver. Basically your typical FBTW match, with the
focus more on using the weapons rather than one guy trying to beat the
other. To pay tribute to IWA-MS matches of years past, Robinson requested
that the match be started on the outside. The best spot saw Robinson
superplex Rotten through a "table" made out of chairs and florescent light
bulbs. Robinson then brought in a cross made of light bulbs, but Rotten
took over and tombstoned him on the cross for the pin in a short but
intense match. Afterwards Ian talked about how close he had become to
Robinson over the years, and the two men shook hands and embraced. Ian
then spoke for a few minutes before looking at Skovel and saying, "What
are you still doing here?" Rotten then said he did a fairly good job for
someone who had only been refereeing "five or six minutes." Both men then
wished the crowd good night. End of show. The next show will likely be on
February 10th or 11th, according to Ian.
with a tombstone piledriver. Basically your typical FBTW match, with the
focus more on using the weapons rather than one guy trying to beat the
other. To pay tribute to IWA-MS matches of years past, Robinson requested
that the match be started on the outside. The best spot saw Robinson
superplex Rotten through a "table" made out of chairs and florescent light
bulbs. Robinson then brought in a cross made of light bulbs, but Rotten
took over and tombstoned him on the cross for the pin in a short but
intense match. Afterwards Ian talked about how close he had become to
Robinson over the years, and the two men shook hands and embraced. Ian
then spoke for a few minutes before looking at Skovel and saying, "What
are you still doing here?" Rotten then said he did a fairly good job for
someone who had only been refereeing "five or six minutes." Both men then
wished the crowd good night. End of show. The next show will likely be on
February 10th or 11th, according to Ian.
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