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NWA Anarchy TV Report
Episode 58
April 9, 2007
WRESTLING: (n.) 'res-ling A sport of contest in which two individuals face off in unarmed combat.
ANARCHY: (n.) an-ar-key (1) A state of lawlessness due to absence of authority. (2) A complete lack of order.
What happens when you mix the two together? NWA-Anarchy!
- We begin this episode of NWA Anarchy TV with replays of Chad Parham tossing a cup of coffee into Slim J's eyes and costing him his match with Jeremy V, and "Mr. Representation" Al Getz costing the Urban Assault Squad their tag titles in a defense against Justice Served. In case you didn't know it, Al Getz received a "Welcome back" chant.
- Greg Hunter & John Johnson reflect upon the events of last week's show. This week, it's the NWA Elite vs. Devil's Rejects where the respective leaders are banned from ringside.
- Patrick Bentley voices his comments toward his former tag team partner Seth Delay and Adrian Hawkins. This is a darker and edgier Bentley, who one who is pissed off that his tag team partner betrayed him. He talks about trust, being betrayed and one who never forgives.
1. Andrew Pendleton III & Venus DeMarco vs. Brody Ray Chase & Brandon Phoenix
THE MATCH: Johnson immediately harps upon the debuting Venus DeMarco and confuses him with the internationally known Venus De Milo. Lucky for me, I live in the same town that possesses one of only three De Milo statues in the world. Johnson reflects upon "that weirdo" Bentley coming off his rocker. Hunter reminds Johnson that Bentley is frustrated beyond belief. The conversation turns to Truitt & Shatter putting on a great effort on last week's episode, but falling short against Chase & Phoenix. Hunter says it was a good experience for the Marines and says ditto for this week's opponents. DeMarco tags in and lands an elbow drop. Hunter calls it the "Fozzie elbow drop", but Johnson conveniently corrects him by calling it the "Fonzie elbow drop." They argue about correcting each other, but we can all agree that the Fonz is more than TV Icon. DeMarco runs into Chase's boot, but takes back over with a flurry of offense. Pendleton tags in and Chase catches him with a Greco Roman eye poke. Pendleton makes a brief comeback and pounds on Chase in the corner. After commercial, Chase takes Pendleton to town with an uranage slam. Johnson admits that you can make it to the top of the game with bribery. Well, it certainly happened in CWF Mid-Atlantic where the TV champion bribed his way out of a title defense by offering the challenger a beautiful young lass. It's like the "Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase used to say, "Everybody has a price." If you asked me, Pendleton & DeMarco should have bribed their way out of this contest. Back to the match, Chase stiffs Pendleton on the arena floor. He tosses Pendleton back into the ring where
WINNER: Chase & Phoenix.
COMMENTS: If Chase & Phoenix were to wrestle jobber tag teams (or in the old days of Mike Jackson & George South, enhancement talent) every week from here to eternity, it wouldn't bother me. Chase is awesome at two things: throwing opponents around like Paper Mache and garnering heat from the crowd. This match shows one thing that is great about Anarchy holding television tapings every other week because it will allow outside talent an opportunity to shine.
RATING: *½
- "Mr. Representation" Al Getz introduces himself and receives a mild pop from the crowd. Soon, that turns to heckles from the crowd as he unloads a barrage of jibber jabber. He reminds everyone there would be no Anarchy without him. A fan yells out, "We don't care." However, he continues to blather about NWA Anarchy Owner Jerry Palmer begging him to save the promotion. Several fans continue to heckle Getz, so he threatens to punch the next fan in the eye that interrupts him. Getz takes action and heads over to ringside where a fan is repeatedly punching himself in the eye. Getz tells him, "I'd punch you'd stupid, but you're already there, you piece of garbage." Holy #####, that was AWESOME~! Getz heads back into the ring and scorns Palmer for being a selfish bastard. The crowd doesn't like it one but and chant that Getz is a homo. Getz prefers questions regarding his preference remain in the closet. He references Fright Night about Justice Served getting the job done and Palmer picking sides when serving as special guest referee at Season's Beatings. The segment takes a nasty turn when Getz calls UAS "a couple of Oreo cookies, black on the outside and white on the inside." I wonder if Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson is listening to that one. Getz continues his racially charged speech by calling UAS Palmer's lap dogs and errand boys. Did I forget to mention that he outright called them "Boys?" Getz tells UAS that he is control, is calling the shots and UAS will not receive a rematch. Palmer has an ass whipping heading his way and they are there for justice. Finally, Getz shuts up as the crowd continues to take digs at him. Wow, this was a great segment.
2. Urban Assault Squad (Nemesis & Shadow Jackson) vs. Blood Rayne (Michael Rayne & Billy Blade)
PREMATCH: Billy Blade wrestled for several Mid-Atlantic promotions in December, including a pair of matches with ACPW (
THE MATCH: The UAS are pissed and proceed to beat the living wazoo out of them. Johnson is correct in his assertion that Blade should pull out a cross and beg for mercy from UAS. Rayne takes a viciously stiff beating from UAS. Blood Rayne momentarily takes over with a double Hot Shot. Blade tags in and makes the cover after Rayne lands a slingshot suplex, but Nemesis kicks out at one. Nemesis takes personal offense and executes a butterfly suplex.
WINNERS: Urban Assault Squad.
POSTMATCH:
COMMENTS: Let's just say Michael Rayne paid major dues after taking that top rope kneedrop.
RATING: *
- Coming soon to NWA Anarchy: the Hollywood Brunettes. Andrew Alexander orders a Sex on the Beach and a redheaded slut for Kyle Matthews. Good ole cueball doesn't have his beer card, but he pours some good old alcohol while the bartender is out anyways. They spill their drinks on Mr. Cueball and note it symbolizes Anarchy's tag division of nothingness without them. They conclude, "Blondes may have more fun, but Brunettes always get the job done."
3. NWA Elite (Onyx & Jeff Lewis & Abomination) vs. Devil's Rejects (Iceberg & Shaun Tempers & Dominous)
THE MATCH: Harold James drew the shortest straw to referee this contest. If you ask me, I feel for the referee because he doesn't know what he has gotten himself into. While the other four men wrestle, Dominous and Abomination stare each other from their respective corners. Early on, Onyx takes Iceberg down with a huge belly to belly suplex. With the other two Rejects making a quick retreat, Dominous and Abomination continue to stare each other down from their respective corners. The NWA Elite work over Tempers until he catches Lewis with an armbreaker. Iceberg lands a mammoth legdrop on Lewis's injured arm. After commercial, Iceberg drops an elbow to Lewis's arm and later on lands a headbutt. The Rejects continue to work over Lewis's arm for the next several minutes. Onyx gets the tag after Lewis nails Tempers with his cast. Dominous & Abomination continue to stare down as all four men enter the ring. As the other four men head to the floor, they confront each other in mid ring. Iceberg waffles Abomination with a chair to no effect. Dan Wilson heads out and smartly pulls his troops from the battlefield. Abomination turns on Onyx and Lewis by delivering a pair of stiff two hand chokeslams. Reinforcement heads out only to receive two handed chokeslams of its own. Abomination finally relents, walks out of the NWA Arena, screams like an Abomination and handles the security like an Abomination.
WINNER: No contest.
COMMENTS: The announcer effectively put the storyline of two monsters staring each other down. It could have lasted five minutes or an hour; the real story was really about Dominous being totally mesmerized by a monster larger than he and the inability to control Abomination without Jeff G Bailey around.
RATING: N/A
- OVERALL: Anarchy continues to deliver great interviews and enthralling storylines. It didn't hurt when you have Brody Ray out there every week throwing opponents around and jawing with the fans since it's a perfect combination. Good episode.
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Last night’s NWA Wrestle
With a standing room only crowd of 275 totally into everything they were seeing, the heat was extraordinary, the type that can cover up a multitude of sins. That, and the relaxed, feel-good vibe at the
The main storyline developments revolved around “Mr. Motivation” Jimmy Powell, as the mastermind-by-proxy of evil for Robert Fuller. Powell lost some battles but won the war, as Dennis Condrey emerged as the new with NWA Wrestle Birmingham Television Champion.
(1) Anton Leveigh pinned Brandon Barbwire after the Border Destroyer. These were two talented, young guys from Missssippi that had worked out a nice match. They went a fast-paced 8-10 minutes with lots of hot moves. It would have fit in well on an NWA Anarchy show. WB fans have seen very little of this style, and they got into the technical quality of the wrestling. The Border Destroyer is a version of Petey Williams’ move. An unexpectedly strong opener.
(2) “Maddog” Dan Sawyer beat Jason Phoenix in 4:39.Sawyer is super over as a king-sized version of Buzz. Lots of dog pound barking by the fans. “When the dog is off the leash, he bites. When the dog is in the ring, he fights.”
(3) Bambi pinned the NWA Wrestle Birmingham Junior Champion, Dafffney in a non-title match (11:20). One of the high points of the evening. Bambi does all the little things that the WWE Divas don’t have clue one about. Daffney was very good as well. Bambi likes to work stiff, and Daffney was up to the task. Daffney was pure heel for the first time in WB, since she’s been wrestling men and always has a good percentage of the crowd behind her. Bambi used a snap mare and Daffney bailed out selling a sore butt. Bambi worked the body part with an elevated bodyscissors butt drop straight out of the 70s. Bambi then did a rolling bodyscissors to score a near fall. Daffney went to the outside again, and managed to derail Bambi by snapping her neck off the top rope. Daffney applied a camel clutch. Daffney choked Bambi with her boot and raked her along the top rope. They traded chops, and Bambi’s were wicked stiff to the point Daffney’s chest was blistered and bright red. Daffney used a full nelson and took it to the mat. Bambi fought up from the bottom. Daffney did some awesome facial expressions and blood curdling screams here. Bambi’s comeback built to a flying face plant for a near fall. While Powell came down and distracted referee Roy George, El Mexicano jumped Bambi. But Bambi ducked and Mexicano’s forearm found Daffney chin. Bambi rolled Daffney up for the three count. Daffney was hot at Powell for the screw up.
Intermission with LeVeigh, Daffney, Bambi, Armstrong, Jackson, Buchanan, and Sawyer for sure out at the gimmick tables and probably some others.
(4) Bill Franklin beat River D’Angelo in 4:56. This started as a special challenge match between Franklin and joke opponent, Mad Jack with WB television host Larry Lloyd in his corner. Ring announcer Cowboy called it Mad Jack’s funeral. Exactly why Jack issued the challenge, I’m still not sure. After a minute of shenanigans,
(5) The Bloodline (Michael Rayne & Billy Blade) beat Dog River Boys (“Crybaby” Will Owens & Ricky Roberts with Marcel Pringle) in 13:59 Bloodline would have fit right in at the metal arts convention at Sloss Furnace. As a general rule, gothic freaks aren’t babyface material in the state of
(6) Mike Jackson vs. Ultimate Dragon vs. El Mexicano ended as a no contest (19:18). The heat didn’t hold up as well for this match. The style was similar to the opener and that match had smoother execution. Dragon did mic work insulting the good people of Graysville. The crowd popped some for Mexicano. He may be heel, but he was the only young guy with a major league physique. Mexicano cut a promo in Spanish. That got heat and created the perfect moment for
Intermission featuring in-ring Polaroids with Mike Jackson.
(7) Dennis Condrey (with Jimmy Powell) beat Brad Armstrong to win the NWA Wrestle Birmingham Television Champion (11:26). The title was up for grabs after they wrestled to a no contest on the last
(8) McNasty vs. Bull Buchanan for the NWA Wrestle Birmingham Heavyweight Title ended in a no contest at 9:07. This match way exceeded my expectations. They saved the crazed, edgy stuff for the main event, so it came across as something special. I’ve never thought of McNasty as an entertaining talker, but he was on this night. The good-natured way he got into it with the ringsiders had the people laughing bigtime. He cautioned the crusty rascal that had been tormenting the heels all night about popping a blood vessel. I think it was that same guy from the TNA show at
But that didn’t stop the violence. A host of wrestler ran up the stair to break it up. A massive pull apart ensued. George got popped by Buchanan. They battled their way back into the ring before the other wrestlers could get them separated. The fans chanted “let them fight.” McNasty said anytime, anywhere and left. Buchanan said let’s go right now. They went at it again and got another chant of “Let them fight.” McNasty said the fans would have to pay for another ticket if they wanted to see more. Buchanan promised bloodshed and busted eyeballs for the rematch. Television announcer Michael St. John said promoter Linda Marx had made a match involving chains and bullropes for the next show in Graysville.
NOTES: Adrian Street cancelled due to the horrible driving condition between his home in Florida and the Birmingham area…Wrestle Birmingham airs Saturdays at 11:30 pm on WTTO 21 and Tuesdays and Saturdays at 9:30 pm on Charter Mainstreet 18 and 24…Stay tuned to the WB website for the announcement of the return date for Graysville…The 7/6 show at Zamora Temple has every indication of being WB’s biggest event of the year. Details to follow.
PWX / AWC Results From The Jacob Woll Pavillion In
Atlas Wrestling Company Results (April 7, 2007):
1. James Ross and the returning Guido Corleone defeated Apollyon & The Masked Avenger by disqualification.
The cocky rookie James Ross came to the ring with Curtis Stevenson and the two men plaed the bullies as they taunted Apollyon with his mask that they stole 3 weeks ago. The youngster Apollyon was ready to take on Ross and gain his mask back, but Stevenson then informed Apollyon that this was now going to be a tag-team match. Stevenson then brought out the returning Guido Corleone as the newest man in AWC and Paul Atlas' newest ally.
The odds were stacked severely against Apollyon, but he did not back down and even shocked Ross by coming on the offensive early. The power and experience of Guido ended that though as he tossed the much smaller Apollyon around the ring. Ross then did his usual cocky moves after Apollyon was down.
As Ross was delivering a clothesline to Apollyon, music hit and out came The Masked Avenger who then got up on the ring apron and wanted Apollyon to make the tag to him. Stevenson was heard yelling and screaming that the masked man was Scottie Gash and that he was a PWX wrestler and shouldnt be allowed in AWC, even under the mask.
This didnt matter as Apollyon made the tag to the Avenger and he went nuts hitting Guido and Ross with a series of big moves. Apollyon recovered enough to go after Guido outside the ring and as those two men battled out side, the Avenger was able to reverse a Ross attempt for his finisher into the exact same finisher that Scottie Gash uses which resulted in the 1,2,3 for the win..... or so everyone thought.
Curtis Stevenson then informed the referee that he was using his executive authority in this match and thus declared that Apollyon was disqualified for The Masked Avenger's outside interference and the winners by DQ were Ross and Guido!
2. 'Syko' Sean Dahmer defeated 'Sugar' Steve Flash by pinfall.
Steve Flash was out to the ring first and as he awaited his opponent, the music hit and out came PWX's Sean Dahmer who did his usual grunting, screaming, and barking to the crowd. Dahmer was stopped by the ring announcer who informed him that he was a PWX wrestler on an AWC show. Dahmer didnt seem to get it, so it was explained again to him that he wasnt supposed to be out there yet as he was on the wrong side of the card right now. Dahmer still didnt get it. Flash, sensing that this could be a very easy win, said that he had no problem wrestling Dahmer, so the match was on.
Flash displayed a very arrogant side of him and he resorted to numerous cheating tactics, but in the end it just was not enough to keep Dahmer down. Dahmer was able to keep fighting back and coming at Flash. Dahmer was especially intense and hard hitting in this bout.
Finally, Flash, in a move of desperation, went outside the ring and grabbed a chair, but as he went to hit Dahmer with the chair, senior official Shawn Patrick stopped him. Dahmer was then able to spin Flash around and hit his Snowplow finisher for the winning pinfall.
The crowd barked their approval for Dahmer as he did his "normal" victory laps around the ring after the win.
3. Kid Cupid was out next to talk on the microphone. Cupid talked about how he was tired of always being picked on by Paul Atlas and his buddies because he was little slower than most people. Cupid went on to say that he knows he cant wrestle a 5-star, 2-star, or even a 1-star match but he can entertain and even though there has been alot of people that have made fun of him over the years, alot of them are long gone while he is still here entertaining the fans.
Cupid then said that he was approached by a former champion that has offered to watch his back so that he will not be picked on anymore. Cupid said that this man was now under a mask and that he knew who it and that some other's may know as well. Cupid then brought out this masked former champion, who many fans seem to have recognized as they cheered wildly for him, and as Cupid was still talking, manager Benjamin C. Steele came into the ring. Steele began to poke his finger in Cupid's chest berating him, but the masked man stepped in and as Steele looked closely at him, he ran out of the ring screaming "I know who it is and I am out of here!"
4. Dash Bennett defeated Paul Atlas by pinfall.
Dash Bennett has been a thorn in Paul Atlas' side since Atlas drafted him. Bennett was refused the right to defend his Brass Knuckles Title in AWC since it was a PWX sanctioned title and since then it has been a nightmare trying to contain Bennett.
This match-up had originally been set as a tag-team match but it was reported at the beginning of the show that Brandon K and Bigg had an altercation outside the building and both men were taken to
Atlas controlled this match for the most part wearing down Dash by trying to dissect him one body part at a time. Atlas, a 17-year veteran, is master of technical wrestling and of how to take out a body part. This match was no exception as Atlas performed his usual in-ring surgery on Dash.
Despite all of this, Dash was able to make a few comebacks on Atlas coming out with a flurry of high impacts moves each time. However, Atlas was able to stop the comeback each time by using cheating tactics to regain the advantage.
In the end, Atlas appeared to be ready to put Dash away, but, out of nowhere, Dash came to life and despite Atlas' every effort to stop Dash, it was not enough as Dash was able to pull out the 1,2,3 pinfall victory over the stunned Paul Atlas.
After the match, Atlas promised to be the end of Dash once and for all.
5. AWC Heavyweight Champion Crusher Hansen defeated Scott Venom by pinfall in a "Lumberjack Match"
After serving a 30-day suspension for simply signing a contract for a title rematch, Scott Venom was mad and ready for his chance to regain his title that he was cheated out of by Crusher Hansen and Benjamin C. Steele.
Earlier in the night, Crusher and Steele gave Venom a sarcastic welcome back party that ended in Venom slamming Steele's face in a cake and Crusher getting hit with a superkick and laid out.
Now it was match time as Venom started out in a rage on Crusher venting out over 30 days of aggression towards the current champion. Crusher tried to walk away to get a breather a couple times, but was thrown back in immediately by the lumberjacks. Venom continued his onslaught each time and nearly ended this match within the first few minutes.
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