CHIKARA & CZW NEWS, MIKE MCGUIRK INTERVIEW
  • 02/12/2014 (5:14:55 pm)
  • Bob Mulrenin

We're on the move...the former ECW Arena hosts the Wrestle Factory once again!
 
CHIKARA is back at last! And today, we are pleased to announce that our training center, The Wrestle Factory is returing to the hallowed halls of the former ECW Arena in Philadelphia! New classes are forming now, and training in Philly kicks off March 1st! "The Arena" is located in the heart of South Philadelphia, and is easily accessible from the major travel routes in the tri-state area! We couldn't be more excited to embark on the newest chapter of the Factory's long and storied history - it begins March 1st!
 
It's the Story You've Seen. And the Story You Haven't.
 
"The Ashes of CHIKARA" chronicles the return of pro-wrestling's avant garde to the forefront. A truly original concept the likes of which professional wrestling has never seen before, and may never see again. Today, we are proud to show the first official trailer to the world via YouTube.
 
 
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Available now on CZWiPPV.com, watch the LIVE replay of WSU 'Mutiny' & CZW's '15th Anniversary'!

From
TheNewWSU.com:
- NWA World Women's champion Barbi Hayden retained over Santana Garrett!
- WSU Tag Titles Match: C.U.N.T.S. (Kimber Lee & Annie Social) beat Midwest Militia (Jessicka Havok & Sassy Stephanie)!
- WSU Tag champions C.U.N.T.S. (Kimber Lee & Annie Social) retained over Nevaeh & Christina Von Eerie!
- Jenny Rose pinned Hania!
- WSU championship, #1 contender match: LuFisto defeated Athena!
- WSU Spirit Title/Title vs Mask: Ezavel Suena beat Marti Belle for the title, but Suena unmasked anyway, unveiling herself to be Niya, who previously lost a Loser Leaves WSU match. Niya tried to leave via the locker room but the talent pushed her out the door!
- In an Uncensored Rules match: Mickie Knuckles beat Jewells Malone, leaving Malone with a concussion!
- In a Qualifier for Queen and King Tournament, Shanna & Chris Dickinson defeated Candice Lerae & Joey Ryan!
- WSU champion Jessicka Havok retained over Alpha Female!

From
CZWrestling.com (with more than 1000 fans in attendance):
- Shane Strickland pinned Joe Gacy!
- Tommy Dreamer announced that the winner of a four-way would challenge for the CZW World Title next month & that there would be a surprise, hardcore main event!
- DJ Hyde came out, announcing 'Tournament of Death' will take place June 14, 2014 and named the first two entrants: CZW's Danny Havoc< span style="font-family: tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;"> & BJW's Jun Kasai (
Tickets on-sale NOW)! DJ also inducted HIMSELF into the Hall of Fame. BLK Jeez then confronted DJ, calling him a joke & put himself in the four-way, in place of the injured Biff Busick!
- Caleb Konley tapped out Pepper Parks!
- Greg Excellent pinned Joey Ryan!
- CZW Wired TV champion Devon Moore retained over Matt Tremont!
- Kimber Lee beat Candice LeRae!
- The Front (Sozio & Ace Delic) beat OI4K (Jake & Dave Crist w/ Nevaeh Crist), Juicy Product (JT Dunn & David Starr), & The Nation of Intoxication (Danny Havoc & Lucky 13)!
- AR Fox became the #1 contender to the CZW World Title, defeating Drake Younger, Chris Dickinson, & BLK Jeez!
- CZW World Tag champions The Beaver Boys (John Silver & Alex Reynolds) retained over Murderers' Row (Alex Colon & Azrieal w/ Chrissy Rivera). After the match Azrieal turned on Alex Colon!
- AJ Styles beat CZW World Heavyweight champion Drew Gulak by DQ, with Gulak retaining his title!
- In a hardcore encounter, Danny Havoc pinned Drake Younger

 

 

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CZWrestling.com - Off of an amazing crowd this weekend, CZW heads to 'High Stakes' on Saturday, March 8 LIVE on iPPV (CZWiPPV.com) at Flyers Skate Zone in Voorhees, NJ at 7:30 pm!

Winning a #1 contender match, AR Fox challenges Leader of the Campaign for a Better Combat Zone, Drew Gulak for the CZW World Heavyweight Title!

Also, for Cherry Bomb, the athletic Pepper Parks will take on the funny fat man Greg Excellent!

Much more to be announced soon!

Tickets available
online (& day of, at the door)!
Show support on
Facebook
!

 

 

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Former WWE ring announcer Mike McGuirk joined the VOC Nation Radio
Network IN THE ROOM with Brady Hicks to discuss her beginnings in
wrestling, working with Vince McMahon, working in the 1980s and more.

The entire interview can be heard at
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?VOCNationLLC/744cee6a35/5dbdd642d8/e377172204 on the “IN THE ROOM with Brady Hicks” show.  IN THE ROOM airs
Tuesdays at 9PM ET


Here are some highlights of the interview:

On her start:  My dad ran wrestling promotions in the Midwest –
Tennessee, Oklahoma, etc.  “Vince was looking to take his product
worldwide, and in order to support what was happening on television,
he had to run live (shows) everywhere (across the country).  Terry
Garvin called my parents in 1984 and told them that Vince wanted to
start running shows in our area, and asked if we had a wrestling
ring.  By that time, my dad was out of the business and I needed to
make a living.  I started that way, by just providing the ring.  It
started growing.”   

On how she started ring announcing:  “They originally had a male
ring announcer from the radio.  I was doing the timekeeping.  They
came to me and (asked me to do it).  I was trying to feed 2 kids.  No
disrespect to Mel (Phillips), but I went to Vince and I sold myself
as having a product that was unique at the time.  There were no
divas.  It was just hard work and what you could add to the show.  I
grew up defending this business.  It’s what put the clothes on my
back.  I am very fortunate to be a part of that.”

On unscripted promos:  ‘When I wasn’t working in front of the
camera, my job was to produce the promos in the back.  Vince
doesn’t let you sit around.  He’s always going to find something
for you to do.  The talent at the time wasn’t scripted; the only
thing they knew is their opponent and where the show was going to
be.”

On Vince McMahon:  “Unbelievable.  When I first met Vince at his
home, he told me that he knew how tough my past was (with Bill Watts,
and being divorced from B Brian Blair), and he knew that I was
proving myself my entire life to my dad.  He told me that he was
giving me three wishes, and he would grant them for me.  He told me
that if I did what I was supposed to do, I would be there forever.
He was very close to a father figure to me.  (McGuirk said she would
still be there if I wanted to keep up with the travel).”

On the party lifestyle of wrestling in the 1980s:  “It was like
living the life of a rockstar.  (Hulk Hogan) rented a room and there
were women passed out in the bathroom.  One was in the bathtub on
ice.  I asked about her, and they said not to worry about her,
she’d be fine.”

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