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BILL BEHRENS NWA NOTES for 5-28-07
NWA ANARCHY TV eps 65 ONLINE NOW!!!!
SHOW #65
MATCH #1 DELAY & HAWKINS w/MARY INTERVIEW (BENTLEY)
MATCH #2 PATRICK BENTLEY, DELAY & HAWKIN IN RING
MATCH #3 TEAM MACKTION VS CHASE & PHOENIX
MATCH #4 JEFF G BAILEY & REV WILSON DEBATE
MATCH #5 SLIM J, ROCKWELL & SEXTON INTERVIEW (RINAURO)
MATCH #6 VAIN, PARHAM & RINAURO VS SLIN J & ACE ROCKWELL
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NWA ANARCHY SEASON’S BEATINGS
REMEMBER WHEN THEATRE
SATURDAY 12-30-06
TAG TEAM TOURMOIL
ROBERTS & BLACKMAN VS HAWKINS & CARNAGE
TRUITT & SHATTER VS HAWKINS & CARNAGE
TEAM MACHTION VS TRUITT & SHATTER
YOUNG & CREED VS TEAM MACHTION
PHOENIX & CHASE VS YOUNG & CREED
BENTLEY & DELAY VS
TV TITLE MATCH
JIMMY RAVE VS ACE ROCKWELL (CHAMPION)
TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
(JERRY PALMER – SPECIAL REFEREE)
JUSTICE SERVED VS UAS (CHAMPIONS)
JEREMY VAIN VS “THE PHENOMENAL” AJ STYLES
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
SAL RINAURO VS SLIM J (CHAMPION)
DEVILS REJECTS W/DAN
“TECHNICAL PERFECTION”
NWA Anarchy
Episode 64
May 21, 2007
By Ca$hFlowX
- Last week, Slim J used a little chicanery and trickery to pull off the victory against Jeremy Vain in a match featuring two participants in the main event at Hardcore Hell.
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!
- Greg Hunter and John Johnson reminds use we are just two weeks away from the 11th Annual Hardcore Hell. Hunter recaps Slim J defeating Jeremy Vain and Chad Parham dousing Ace Rockwell’s face with a Starbucks latte. Johnson previews the Devil’s Rejects & NWA Elite 8 man tag match as they prepare for their Anarchy Rules match at Hardcore Hell and in the main event Justice Served defends the NWA Anarchy Tag Title against Truitt Fields & Phil Shatter.
1. Kyle Matthews w/Austin Alexander vs. Austin Creed w/Hayden Young
THE MATCH: Did you know Kyle Matthews is the man who made Brittany Spears go bald and enter rehab? I certainly didn’t, but that’s life according to John Johnson. Fernando informed us that Hayden Young is faking his shoulder injury due to some polygraph test he failed. Creed sends Matthews flying to the arena floor with a nice dropkick. After commercial, Matthews is in control and lands a flying forearm in the corner. Creed pulls some Japanese psychology by no selling and displays his pugilistic skills. Matthews drops Creed on the middle rope. Johnson calls Creed a bigger jerk than Hayden Young. Creed scores a two count with a cross bodyblock. Did you know the Brunettes were at Paris Hilton’s birthday party? You have to be real loser to hang with a bimbo like
WINNER: Kyle Matthews
COMMENTS: This was your basic television match to advance the upcoming feud between both tag teams. It seemed Matthews was always in the right spot whenever Creed went high flying. Creed is improving every week and might be looking at a WWE developmental contract in the upcoming future. I wouldn’t have minded watching this go another five minutes.
RATING: *¾
2. The Devil’s Rejects (Azreal & Shaun Tempers & Tank & Iceberg) w/Dan Wilson & the Staff of Righteousness vs. JT Talent & Caesar Chavez & Jeff Jameson & Billy Buck
THE MATCH: It’s time to bring out tonight’s enhancement talent. The only question that begs to be offered is just how much brutality and torture would the Rejects subject the poor hapless souls to? Azreal unleashes Holy Hell with a pair of massive chops to Talent. Tempers takes personal offense to Chavez having the same last name of a certain civil rights activist. Jameson & Buck attack Iceberg, but he blocks a double suplex and connects with one of his own. That was sick. Tank catches Jameson in the corner with a savage Bundy avalanche and rolling cannonball. He follows up with a long delayed vertical suplex that would send Chad Parham into a jealous. Azreal tags in to punt Jameson and tosses him with a loud thud to the floor.
WINNER: The Devil’s Rejects.
COMMENTS: This was a savagely and outlandishly fun squash. The only things missing were weapons and blood.
RATING: **
3. Patrick Bentley vs. Adam Roberts w/Don Matthews
THE MATCH: Patrick Bentley always mystifies Johnson when appears like a thief in the night. Bentley takes a leap of faith with a Sunset flip, but Roberts Alabama slams him on the turnbuckle. Roberts follows up with a powerslam for a two count. He tosses Bentley to the floor where Matthews brutalizes him. Johnson is disgusted with Matthews’s tobacco spitting habit, but not as disgusting as Bentley’s oil rich hair. Roberts brutalizes Bentley with a series of forearms in the corner and follows up with a dropkick for a two counter. Johnson insinuates Seth Delay always carried his team and its Bentley’s fault he’s getting stretched in the ropes. Bentley kicks Matthews away, but Roberts destroys him by spearing him to the floor. Johnson calls Roberts a pillar of society and would give him the Key to the State if he were the governor of
WINNER: Adam Roberts.
COMMENTS: This match was much better than what the crowd reaction was. Roberts was great and Bentley taking the moves was just as good. I’ll be glad when this Bentley vs. Hawkins & Delay feud is over.
RATING: *¾
4. NWA Elite (Jeff Lewis & Kory Chavis & Abomination) w/Jeff G Bailey vs. Chris King & Sly Storm & Andrew Pendleton III & Kristian Hayme
PREMATCH: Jeff G Bailey wasn’t impressed with the Reject’s squash and promises to deliver a beating they will never forget.
THE MATCH: The NWA Elite obliterate their opponents early on. Bailey enters the ring to lead Abomination to his corner. Johnson calls the Elite’s opponents the biggest jerks he’s ever seen. If only you met New Jack’s head trainer Saje Hilton. Chavis connects with the Spine Splitta, but picks up Hayme at one. Lewis and Chavis continue to make sure Hayme is a blessed scapegoat. Johnson calls Bailey a more sickening man because he is college educated. Lewis delivers the Final Curtain to the King of Queens before tagging out to Abomination. Storm attempts to save Abomination, but he gets tree slammed on King for the win. Afterwards, all four mean make an example of Storm & King.
WINNEES: NWA Elite
COMMENTS: This wasn’t as fun as the Reject’s squash, but Chavis was fun to watch as he brutalized Hayme.
RATING: *
5. NWA Anarchy Tag Team Titles: Justice Served (Jason Justice & Mikki Free) (ch.) with “Mr. Representation” Al Getz vs. Truitt Fields & Phil Shatter.
THE MATCH: The Marines dominates the early going by sending Justice Served to the floor. Fields wipes them out with a suicide senton. Back in the ring, Shatter catches Justice with a huge spinebuster. Shatter makes the cover, but Free makes the save. They take down Fields with a double slam. Fields tries to fight back, but JS teaches him a lesson by stiffing him at every occasion. After commercial, Fields buys himself time with a desperation tilt-a-whirl Russian legsweep on Justice. Getz distracts the referee to disallow the hot tag. They wipe out Fields to retain the tag titles.
WINNERS: Justice Served
POSTMATCH: Getz berates Mary after forcing her to hold the ropes. Getz assaults her and Jerry Palmer heads in to receive a beating. However, the Urban Assault Squad make the save. You can tell it’s “Kill the Crackers” time because UAS have introduced the Hang the Crackers by Hanging Nooses of Doom. Eddie Rich heads to the ring and hands the microphone to Palmer. Palmer doesn’t appreciate the actions of Justice Served and Getz laying their grimy paws on such a beautiful woman. Palmer books a double hangman’s match at Hardcore Hell for the NWA Anarchy Tag Team Titles. Palmer will be in UAS’s corner.
COMMENTS: Maybe it’s just me, but it looked like both teams were rushing to get the match in because of time constraints. Fields’s tilt-a-whirl into a Russian legsweep was nice. After UAS reintroduced the nooses, I’m looking for the “kill the cracker” chants to return.
RATING: ½*
- OVERALL: This week’s episode focused more on building storylines than actual wrestling. Next week is the legendary debate between Jeff G Bailey and Dan Wilson.
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NWA: Main Event Wrestling
Saturday, May, 19, 2007
Freddie's Auction House in
Main Event
Brother vs Brother
Randy Whitehead def Cody Whitehead w/ Xstacy &
Avenger. This main event match up got brutal as Cody
went to work on the injured leg of Randy. Randy
turned the match around and go the pin with a spin out
DDT. After the bell, Avenger hit the ring and helped
Cody beat down Randy’s injured leg with a chair and
the Impact Crowbar. Randy Whitehead was left helpless
in the ring and the night drew to a close.
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Open Challenge Match:
Mid American Heavy Weight Champion "Outlaw" Lee Condry
hit the ring with Pam Condry. He said his opponent
for the evening was not able to be there so he was
issuing an open challenge to anyone in the locker room
who thought they could beat him for the Heavyweight
title. Slade answered that challenge.
Mid American Heavy Weight Champion "Outlaw" Lee Condry
w/Pam Condry def Slade when Johnny DeMento hit the
ring and attacked Slade in the middle of him giving
Condry a F5. Pam Condry had the ref distracted who
turned and counted the 1-2-3 for Condry who retained
the title because of DeMento’s interference. A
furious Slade looked on as DeMento, Pam Condry, and
Outlaw Lee Condry walked to the back smiling.
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D’Angelo w/ LA Player def “Mr. Impact” JT Quest
w/Xstacy via DQ when YT hit the ring and smacked
D’Angelo in the head with his briefcase. Quest &
Xstacy argued with the ref that they had nothing to do
with YT’s attack.
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LA Player w/ D’Angelo def Karnage w/ YT via DQ. This
match saw LA Player take control and YT saw enough.
He entered the ring and nailed LA Player with his
brief case. The ref called for the bell ending the
match.
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Slade def Johnny DeMento via count out. Slade had
DeMento up for a F5, but DeMento countered with a
backcracker on the hurting lower back of Slade. Slade
regained control tossing DeMento over the ropes.
DeMento returned to the locker room and was counted
out.
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Brandon Stone def “The Ice Man” Chris Eckos with a
huge DDT off the top rope.
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NihtWolf def Anthony Cain w/Chris Cash in a back and
forth match. NightWolf hit a swanton bomb for the
win.
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Manga w/ Miss Opium def Two-Bit with a roll up and a
handful of tights for the pin.
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Avenger def Antonio with a choke slam after working
Antonio’s injured back over and over. As soon as the
match ended, a masked man entered the ring and nailed
Antonio with a couple huge moves, injuring the young
stars back even further.
Quick Results from NWA Upstate's "Spring Spectacular"
from the Field House at Watkins Glen High School in
Watkins Glen, New York 5/12:
Preshow:
The five-way free-for-all match between Ivan Radske,
Spazz, Maximo Suave, Brandon Thurston, and Derek
Duncam ended in a no-contest when Big Cat came in and
attacked all five wrestlers.
Main Show:
1. "The Boss" Hellcat & "The Master of the Setting
Sun" Gabe Saint (w/Star Rider) defeated Colin Olsen &
Chip Stetson
2. Sonjay Dutt defeated JD Michaels
3. April Hunter defeated Synndy
4. Shark Boy & Jimmy Olsen defeated NWA Upstate World
Champion "The Right Stuff" Brodie Lee & Sweet Lou
5. NWA Upstate Tag Team Champions Dunn & Marcos
defeated Rhythm & Booze
6. Doink The Clown defeated Big Cat (w/The Dewey Tonk
Man)
NWA Pro/ EWF Website,
www.empirewrestlingfederation.com
FOREIGN EXCHANGE QUICK RESULTS
May 25, 2007
Covina, CA
Dragon Yuki defeated Ray Kejimura
Mr. Nitro2Go defeated Jay Law
Hook Bomberry defeated Kagrra
Team Kobrick defeated Bino Gambino & Markus Riot
Angelas pinned Kid Karnage
"Iceman" Webster Dauphiney & Mikey Nicholls wrestled
to a Double Countout
EWF Tag Team Champions TNT defeated Midnight Dynamite
to retain their titles
EWF Heavyweight Champion Joey Harder defeated Joey
Ryan to retain his title
NWA Pro East
On June 2nd, 2007 in Clifton, N.J. at the Italian
American Family Association, NWA Pro East and NWA
Shockwave once again team up to host a big television
taping. This event will feature not only the stars of
NWA Pro East and NWA Shockwave, but standout talent
from NWA Championship Wrestling from
appearing plus three legends of the squared circle
will be competing this night.
Matches already signed include:
Tag Team Main Event
The Legends of Lucha:
Mil Mascaras & Dos Caras
vs
Northeast Indy Icons:
Reckless Youth & Don Montoya
NWA Championship Wrestling from VA
Alpha Championship Match:
Grail vs Lazarus
Singles Action:
"The Midnight Idol" Nicky Benz takes on "Sure Thing"
Ryan Wing
The Tonga Kid returns to action in the state of New
Jersey . He may be best remembered as the young,
slender Samoan house of fire who took on Roddy Piper
defending Jimmy Snuka's honor, but the Tonga Kid has
told NWA Pro East officials he is no longer that man.
Resembling Umaga physically these days Tonga Kid has
also stated he is just as mean and he plans on
pulverizing his prey on June 2nd. His opponent, who
voluntarily stepped up to take on the Samoan beast, is
none other than Judas Young. Young has an exceptional
4-1 singles record in NWA Pro East, but this match
could easily be the biggest test of his career.
Also on the bill in action on June 2nd:
"Ultrasexy" Joe So Delicious
"Simply the Best" Damian Dragon
Mac Daddy Flex
Fred Sampson
Remy Marcel
and many others!!!
In Tag Team Action:
The NWA North American Tag Team Champions Scotty Blaze
& Scotty Rocker from
on June 2nd and they will be in tag team action.
Additionally The Devil's Rejects (Paul E.
Normus/Sinister X) will be in tag team action that
night. The last time these two teams saw each other in
that building they got nose to nose and a near riot
almost broke out. What's going to happen when both
teams again are in the same building and appear in
action that night?
Also on the bill will be newly crowned NWA Pro East
Television tag team champions The Playa's Club.On May
12th in Levittown, PA The Playa's Club defeated three
teams in one night to become the first tag champs.
One of those three teams were The Silver Bullets in
the finals, who coincidently, will also be seeing tag
team action on June 2nd. Will there be another
confrontation between these teams in addition to the
Scotty's and the Rejects?
Tix are available by calling 201-370-8642 or visiting
www.myspace.com/nwaprowrestlingeast
NWA Empire
In This Issue:
1. NWA Empire One-Year Anniversary Show Results
2. NWA Empire Mailing List Contest
3. NWA Empire’s Next Show Date Announced
3. Pepper Parks on the Rise in the NWA
NWA EMPIRE ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY SHOW RESULTS
Last Saturday evening NWA Empire officially celebrated
its’ first anniversary of operations with a show at
St. Johnsburg Firehall in North Tonawanda, New York in
front of a very vocal and enthusiastic crowd of around
300 fans. Here are the results from the show:
Pre-show matches:
The Killer Steves (Steve Kruz & Steve McKenzie) beat
The McCloud Brothers not once, not twice, but three
times. The Steves beat the McClouds for the first
time in about 10 seconds. The McClouds stated that
they weren't ready to begin the match and demanded
that the match be restarted. The Steves beat them
again, this time in around 30 seconds. The McClouds
said that the Steves got lucky the second time and
demanded a third match. The Steves won that match as
well. The McClouds had no excuses for the third loss
and simply returned to the dressing room.
Derek Duncum came out and stated that he was fed up
with the lack of respect he was getting from Empire
fans, calling the fans a bunch of losers. He also
said that he was a star and demanded to be treated
like one. NWA Empire Champion Hellcat came out and
told Duncum that the fans had supported the fed since
its inception and that he would not allow Duncum to
diss the fans. Hellcat told Duncum that if he wanted
to be a star, Hellcat would give him a chance to be
one, squaring off against The Boss (Hellcat) himself.
Hellcat defeated Derek Duncum when interference from
NWA Upstate Champion Brodie Lee backfired. Hellcat
had Duncum on the defensive when a masked Brodie Lee,
who Hellcat was to face later in the show in a title
vs title match, came to ringside with a chair and
tried to hit Hellcat with it. He missed and
accidentally hit Duncum, allowing Hellcat to score the
pin. After the match, hellcat got on the mic and said
that he would pay Brodie Lee back for the attempted
chairshot when they met later in their title vs title
match. The fans were solidly behind Hellcat, who
until that time had been quite hated by NWA Empire
fans.
Main show matches:
The All-Knighters (Kevin Grace & "Sexy Monkey" Robin
Knightwing) spoiled the debut of the New Wrestling
Inc. (Brandon Thurston & James Santelli) when Grace
pinned Thurston following a nasty looking bump by
Wrestling Inc.'s newest member (Santelli), who landed
hard on his head on the ring apron after being pushed
off the ropes by Knightwing while setting up for a
double-team move.
The Kovac Brothers (Matt & Michael) teamed up with
Ivan Radske to defeat the team of Tommy Mandrake,
Spazz, and Dewey Rhodes.
NWA Upstate Champion Brodie Lee defeated NWA Empire
Champion Hellcat. Hellcat came out for the match and
led the fans in a chant of “Brodie Sucks!” He then
told the fans they were going to see something special
as he shows them who the true champion is in WNY
wrestling. As they were about to hook up, Brodie Lee
gently shoved Hellcat, who quickly fell down and “laid
down” for Brodie. Referee Mo Mantha made the
three-count and awarded the NWA Empire Championship to
Brodie Lee. After the match, Brodie got on the mic
and said that he was going to be a fighting champion,
and offered a shot at the NWA Empire title to anyone
from the back, which brought out "The Amazing" Pepper
Parks to a HUGE pop from the crowd. Parks had to
fight three men in his impromptu match with new NWA
Empire Champion Brodie Lee. He not only had to battle
Brodie, but he had to contend with Hellcat's
interference from the outside and with the shenanigans
of Hellcat's hand-picked referee, Mo Mantha. As would
be expected, Mantha was far from impartial. In fact,
Pepper Parks had Brodie Lee beaten and pinned three
different times during the match, but each time
referee Mo Mantha showed his true colors. The first
time Parks had Brodie pinned, Mantha delivered a count
so slow fans could have gone to the snack bar and
ordered a slice of pizza before he got to “two.” The
second time Parks had Brodie pinned, Mantha made a
two-count, then feigned a shoulder injury making it
too painful to slap the mat for the third time. Parks
had Brodie pinned a third time, and this time Mantha
did not feign anything. He simply refused to get down
and make the count. By this time the fiery Parks had
had quite enough of Mo Mantha, and responded with a
vicious superkick that laid Mantha out cold to a huge
cheer from the fans. Parks and Brodie fought for
another 30 seconds or so, and Parks once again got
Brodie into a pinning situation. With referee…er make
that Hellcat stooge…Mo Mantha still out cold, referee
Cindy Synn ran in from the dressing room to make the
three-count, and award the title to Pepper Parks. Just
about everyone in the place was expecting Mo Mantha to
come to and DQ Pepper Parks for striking him, but that
didn't happen. The decision was allowed to stand, and
Pepper Parks is your new NWA Empire Champion.
The Jump Off (Gabe Saint & Maximo Suave) defeated
Brett Mednik & J.P. Hawke, Cade Cassidy & Ice, and a
reunited Final Solution (Eric Everlast & Ron Falco) in
a four-way tag match. The match was supposed to be a
three-way match, but Saint and Suave issued a
challenge to anyone from the back to find a partner
and make it a four-corners match. Eric Everlast came
out and announced he had found a partner, and
introduced Ron Falco to a great response from the
crowd. The teaming of Falco and Everlast was
unexpected and received very well. They had been one
of the most dominant teams in ESW (the fed that NWA
Empire replaced last year) but had been feuding in NWA
Empire since last June. Eric has had his problems
with Falco and his manager Amanda Stroyer, but the
trio seemed to work well as a unit. Time will tell
whether this is a permanent reunion or just a one-time
shot.
In a match that many were surprised to see in NWA
Empire before being played out in an NWA Upstate ring,
Cheech defeated his former Up-in-Smoke partner Cloudy
in the first one-on-one encounter between them since
Cloudy turned on Cheech last December at NWA Upstate's
Xmas Chaos show.
Jimmy Olsen defeated "Fabulous" John McChesney with a
roll-up in what was arguably the match of the night.
This marks the third straight NWA Empire show that
McChesney has been in a match talked about as being a
match of the night candidate.
Rhythm & Booze (Buddy Delmar & Frank the Tank),
accompanied by their new manager Col. Johnny Kayfabe,
successfully defended the NWA Empire Tag Team
Championship against The Roadies (Sammy Dunn & Dave
Marcos). However, they needed help from Col. Kayfabe,
who distracted the referee, and one of the title
belts, which they used to knock Marcos silly with, to
win the match. It is doubtful that fans have seen the
last of this rivalry. R&B is the current top
contender to the NWA Upstate Tag Team Championship,
which The Roadies currently hold, and R&B would love
to defeat The Roadies and claim both titles. However,
The Roadies relish the opportunity to take the NWA
Empire straps away from R&B and claim both title,
also.
Colin Olsen won the NWA Empire Lord of the Dance
(three-way) Championship, defeating the champion
"Mastiff" Will Christianson and “the Nemesis” Damien
Alexander. After the match, Mastiff sat in the ring
for close too a minute in disbelief that the title was
no longer his. The angry Mastiff then got up and
grabbed the title belt, refusing to allow the referee
to award it to Olsen. He finally relented, throwing
the belt at Olsen before storming angrily to the back.
This angry side of Mastiff has been seen more and
more over the past year.
Troy Buchanan won a six-man elimination match, last
eliminating "Inferno" Johnny Adams. The order of
elimination was D-to-the-Icky S-to-the-anchez, Chris
Cooper, Van Atlas, Ian Decay (by DQ), and
Buchanan and Decay form a tag team known as Spoiled
Rotten, and worked closely together until Decay was
disqualified when he refused to break a hold he had on
Johnny Adams by the referee’s five-count after Adams
had grabbed the ropes.
The main event of NWA Empire’s One-Year Anniversary
Show was a highly anticipated
Hellcat. Hellcat had ordered "The Suicide Messiah"
Marc Mandrake to face and take out popular Jonny Puma.
Mandrake and Puma have a history as friends that go
back to their days of training and breaking in to the
wrestling business together. However, leading up to
the match Mandrake claimed that he was driven by the
money that Hellcat was offering him to ride
of Jonny Puma, and stated that he was going to bloody
and batter Puma since that’s what Hellcat was paying
him to do.
The match was a brutal and bloody affair, with both
Puma and Mandrake busted open and bleeding quite a
bit. In the end, Mandrake attempted to hit Puma with
a barbed wire board, but Puma ducked the blow, and
Mandrake struck his wife Ferrari with the weapon
instead. Mandrake, upset and dismayed over his
mistake, fell victim to Puma putting him through a
table set up in a corner. Puma then covered Mandrake
for the three count.
After the match, Mandrake took the mic and had some
things to say to Puma. Jonny was at first wary, but
Mandrake simply wanted to congratulate Puma on the
victory, and tell him that there were no hard
feelings. Marc told the fans that he and Puma went
way back together, and that he loved Puma. Puma threw
his arms around Mandrake and the two embraced in a
very tender moment. Marc Mandrake then took the mic
again and thanked the local fans for supporting him
during his career. He told the fans to keep
supporting the local wrestling scene and in particular
NWA Empire. He left the ring to rousing chants of
"Thank you, Marc" from the fans.
NWA MAILING LIST CONTEST
NWA Empire management would like to congratulate
Michael Bailey, the latest winner of the NWA Empire
Mailing List contest. Mr. Bailey had his name drawn
at last Saturday’s NWA Empire show from a bucket
containing the name of all registered members of the
NWA Empire Mailing list, and will receive two free
admissions to the next NWA Empire show. Will your
name be the one that gets drawn at the next show? Be
there to find out, because you must be present at the
show in order to win.
NEXT NWA EMPIRE SHOW DATE ANNOUNCED
The announced date for the next NWA Empire show is
Saturday night July 21, 2007. The show will be held
at St. Johnsburg Firehall at
Tonawanda
the show will be sent out to members of the NWA Empire
Mailing List, and posted on the official NWA Empire
website (http://nwaempire.com) as it becomes
available.
PEPPER PARKS ON THE RISE IN THE NWA
As you may know, two weeks ago the National Wrestling
Alliance (NWA) and TNA Wrestling ended a deal that had
given TNA Wrestling exclusive rights to the NWA world
and NWA tag team championships. On May 13th TNA
Wrestling retuned the NWA World Heavyweight and NWA
World Tag Team Championship belts to NWA officials.
Earlier this week, the NWA announced a tournament to
crown a new NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Partly on
the merit of his victory last Saturday over NWA Empire
Champion Brodie Lee, the NWA has granted a spot in
tournament to the new NWA Empire Champion Pepper
Parks. The field for the tournament is comprised of
16 men. Other competitors in the tournament are Bryan
Danielson, Nelson Creed, Fergal Devitt, Mikey
Nicholls, Adam Pearce, Damien Wayne, Chad Parham,
Sicodelico, Jr., Roughneck Ryan, Glamour Boy Shane,
Fred Sampson, Osamu Nishamura and Brent Albright.
Pepper Parks will be facing indy star Claudio
Castagnoli in the first round of the tournament.
Their first round match is scheduled for June 16th at
a New England Championship Wrestling show in
NWA ECCW is in for trouble now, as Greatness On Demand has
been reborn in
successfully defended the NWA/ECCW tag team
championship against Mikey Dasheezits & Volcano, they
were attacked by "Gorgeous" Michelle Starr, who has
been very vocal over the past few months about
wrestlers he feels don't belong in ECCW! Disco Fury
ran to the ring, but not to help the masked men - but
to attack them as well, reuniting with his mentor and
former tag team partner!
The reunited duo nearly were able to take the NWA
Canadian heavyweight championship for Starr in a
three-way featuring Cole Bishop and titleholder Fast
Freddy Funk, but Phantasmo and Halo made sure it
wasn't to be! Disco ran to the ring and walloped Funk
with a steel chair, allowing Starr to execute the
Falling Starr! But as Starr covered, Phantasmo and
Halo yanked him from the ring and restrained him from
reentering - as Bishop took advantage, splashing on
Funk from the top and covering to become the new NWA
Canadian heavyweight champion! Furious, Starr and
Disco have challenged the masked men to put their
NWA/ECCW tag team championship on the line on June
22nd in
if Phantasmo and Halo will accept!
Ladies Choice was finally stuck between a rock and a
hard place, as he had no choice but to face
arch-nemesis Aaron Idol one-on-one - and to
everybody's surprise, LC stepped up to the plate and
gave Idol a fight to remember! It was a flashback to
the time where LC dominated ECCW as the NWA/ECCW
Champion, as LC threw powder in Idol's eyes, causing
him to accidentally choke out the referee! LC even
went aerial with splashes and flying bodypresses, but
in the end, Idol took the win, forcing LC to submit.
Afterward, even Idol was impressed with Ladies Choice,
and shook the man's hand in a show of respect not
often seen!
Two more competitors in the 2007 Pacific Cup are now
official, as Kyle O'Reilly won the junior heavyweight
scramble, pinning Ice to win the battle, also
featuring Disco Fury, Sid Sylum, Azeem The Dream and
the debuting Mike Santiago. After Ice's superkick
downed his arch-rival Azeem,
memorable by scoring the pinfall over Disco Fury!
Sylum was able to pin
piledriver, but ate a superkick from Ice as he tried
it on O'Reilly and was pinned. Having secured their
tournament spots, O'Reilly and Ice battled for pride,
a battle won by O'Reilly as he scored the pinfall over
the NWA Canadian junior heavyweight champion! Ice
raised the victorious O'Reilly's hand.. and then
struck him dead center with a superkick! As the
catcalls rained down in the Bridgeview Hall, a bitter
Ice screamed about how no fans cared about him when he
suffered his quadricep injury, and how everybody
wanted to take the Canadian junior heavyweight title
away while he was injured! Ice will be in the Pacific
Cup, but may have to deal with what will certainly be
a furious Kyle O'Reilly!
Other results from the Bridgeview Hall:
"Tornado" Tony Kozina defeated "Brilliant" Billy Suede
in a wrestling clinic
DK Roc scored the win over Kaos in a hardcore bout
marred by constant interference by Azeem The Dream.
After the match, Cremator saved Kaos from a further
beating and stated that
their backs for the monster!
Seth Knight's's match with Kurt Sterling was called
off when
Knight insisted that he receive a championship match
in
"The Bomber" Nelson Creed sent a message to "American
Dragon" Bryan Danielson by forcing Johnny Obsession to
submit to Danielson's favorite hold, Cattle
Mutilation! Danielson will have to deal with a very
hungry Nelson Creed as they meet on June 16th in the
first round of the NWA World heavyweight championship
tournament!
The NATIONAL WRESTLING ALLIANCE & NWA-EAST
in association with the
ATLAS WRESTLING COMPANY
presents "RING OF FIRE"
on
Friday, June 1st- 7:30 pm Belltime
at the JACOB WOLL PAVILION -
The stars of the National Wrestling Alliance return to action on Friday, June 1st at
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AWC Survives War!!
Burgh Brawl 11, 'Da Burgh Brawl To Settle It All', is in the books as the AWC won the war between themselves and Pro Wrestling eXpress. As a result, PWX is gone and AWC lives!!
The unthinkable in
AWC now has retained all of the assets and contracts of PWX and will run it's first live sole showcase on Friday, June 1st at 7:30pm. PWX owner Jim Miller has vowed to revive his now-defunct organization and has stated that he will be in attendance at the showcase to recruit any PWX loyalists to his cause. AWC owner Paul Atlas will, in turn, address the entire roster at the beginning of the evening as the fallout continues to take place from the war both promotions have endured.
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"Loser Must Quit Match"
Paul Atlas & Dirk Ciglar v Chris Taylor & Sam "The Hammer" Slej
The match that was originally announced as an AWC Heavyweight Title Match as a result of Sam "The Hammer' Slej's accidental elimination of current champion Chris Taylor has been changed due to the fact that both Taylor and Hammer have refused to wrestle against one another as a rebellious stand against the AWC. This has to be viewed as a pro-PWX manuever as well as a slap in the face of Paul Atlas and Curtis Stevenson as both of these new 'acquisitions' into the AWC are showing that they can not be controlled so easily.
