GEORGIA WRESTLING RESULTS
- 07/07/2007 (7:59:00 pm)
- Rich Tate
Including Deep South Wrestling results…
Thanks to Rich Tate for these results:
Georgia Wrestling Alliance Results – Enigma, GA
Georgia Wrestling Alliance results from Enigma on July 4: Jarrod Michaels over Chris Turner; John Johnson over the Unknown Soldier; Brooks Rogers over Logan Stevens; the Unknown Tag Team (Brooks Rogers & the Unknown Solider) over John Johnson & Logan Stevens; and GWA Heavyweight Champion Scotty Biggs and the Soviet was ruled a no contest due to outside interference from Jarrod Michaels, thus Biggs retained the title.
The next card is to be held on July 14.
Georgia Wrestling Alliance results from Enigma on July 4: Jarrod Michaels over Chris Turner; John Johnson over the Unknown Soldier; Brooks Rogers over Logan Stevens; the Unknown Tag Team (Brooks Rogers & the Unknown Solider) over John Johnson & Logan Stevens; and GWA Heavyweight Champion Scotty Biggs and the Soviet was ruled a no contest due to outside interference from Jarrod Michaels, thus Biggs retained the title.
The next card is to be held on July 14.
Southern Extreme Championship Wrestling results from Villa Rica on July 4: T.J. Gray over T.D. Hogan; Mike Jackson & Little Papa Pump over Robbie V and Frankie Valentine; Caleb Konley & T.J. Gray over Brian Rivers & Bobby Hill; Tommy Rich over Casey Kage by DQ; and Brad Armstrong over the Nightmare by DQ.
It was reported that there were approximately 300 in attendance. Tommy Rich, the Nightmare, and Abdullah the Butcher received career achievement awards.
It was reported that there were approximately 300 in attendance. Tommy Rich, the Nightmare, and Abdullah the Butcher received career achievement awards.
A return date has been set for July 22.
American Professional Wrestling Federation Results – Chatsworth, GA
American Professional Wrestling Federation results from Chatsworth, GA on July 5: Drew Game, Jeremy & Jake Murphy over Devin Lee, Daniel Gunner & Josh Matrix; in the first round of a one-night tournament for the APWF Heavyweight Title, the Bounty Hunter over Johnny Blaze, Chris Lightning over Chris Ganzer, Jag over Chad Stevens, and Blackjack Miller over Talon Williams; Bounty Hunter over Lightning and Jag over Williams in the semis; and the Hunter won the title in the finals over Jag to be the first masked champion.
The next show is set for July 12. Call (706) 853-1339 for more info.
American Professional Wrestling Federation results from Chatsworth, GA on July 5: Drew Game, Jeremy & Jake Murphy over Devin Lee, Daniel Gunner & Josh Matrix; in the first round of a one-night tournament for the APWF Heavyweight Title, the Bounty Hunter over Johnny Blaze, Chris Lightning over Chris Ganzer, Jag over Chad Stevens, and Blackjack Miller over Talon Williams; Bounty Hunter over Lightning and Jag over Williams in the semis; and the Hunter won the title in the finals over Jag to be the first masked champion.
The next show is set for July 12. Call (706) 853-1339 for more info.
Deep South Wrestling Results – Locust Grove, GA
Deep South Wrestling results from Locust Grove on July 5: Adrian Hawkins over Ryan Michaels; Sal Rinauro over Andrew Pendleton; Brodie Chase over Murder One; Simon Sermon over Caleb Konley; the Harley Crew over Rick Michaels & Thomas Britton; and the main event between Jeff Lewis and Austin Creed ended in a doubled disqualification.
It was reported that about 100 were in attendance. This was the first show back for Deep South Wrestling since they were dropped as a developmental territory for WWE. The next show is slated for July 12, and will feature a one-night tournament for the DSW Heavyweight Title.
Promoter Jody Hamilton had this to say following the event:
“The show last night was a new and very good experience for me. Having the opportunity to meet so many of the independent wrestlers (that certain people in certain positions look down their noses at) – to be able to talk to them and get some insight on what they want out the wrestling profession and what they are willing to do to achieve those goals – I’ve got to tell you, it inspired me. I am going to work very hard to get into a position to have a facility that these guys can go to and learn the things they need to learn. All I saw on this show was positive attitudes from guys that are willing to do whatever it takes to be in wrestling.
If I was going to grade the matches, I would use a 1-10 scale: Hawkins-Michaels match – Both kids worked very hard in the ring but lack experience, which is normal for their age. Both are cruiserweights. I give it a five (5); Rinauro-Pendleton match – Like most of the talent on the show they both lack experience. Both wrestlers worked very hard. I give it a six (6); Chase-M1 match – Match was a little slow, but I won't fault the effort on the part of both guys. They didn't accomplish what I wanted them to, but it wasn't because of lack of effort. I give it a five (5); Sermon-Konley match – Both are hard working guys that with a little experience and the proper guidance could be very good. I give it a strong six (6); Michaels/Britton-Harley match – A strong effort on behalf of all the talent, but they lack direction which I will provide as we go along. I give it a five (5); Lewis-Creed match – I like both of these kids very much and they both worked extremely hard. I see a lot of potential in both. I give it a seven (7).
What I was looking for on last nights show, I found. I didn't expect to see polished workers, and I didn't, what I was looking for was effort, attitude, dedication, ring work ethics, to be honest with everyone I was quite surprised, and pleased that I found all of these things at a much higher level that I had hoped for. To grade the show on ring ability on behalf of the talent I give it a six (6) overall: on effort, attitude, dedication, work ethics I give the show a nine (9).”
Deep South Wrestling results from Locust Grove on July 5: Adrian Hawkins over Ryan Michaels; Sal Rinauro over Andrew Pendleton; Brodie Chase over Murder One; Simon Sermon over Caleb Konley; the Harley Crew over Rick Michaels & Thomas Britton; and the main event between Jeff Lewis and Austin Creed ended in a doubled disqualification.
It was reported that about 100 were in attendance. This was the first show back for Deep South Wrestling since they were dropped as a developmental territory for WWE. The next show is slated for July 12, and will feature a one-night tournament for the DSW Heavyweight Title.
Promoter Jody Hamilton had this to say following the event:
“The show last night was a new and very good experience for me. Having the opportunity to meet so many of the independent wrestlers (that certain people in certain positions look down their noses at) – to be able to talk to them and get some insight on what they want out the wrestling profession and what they are willing to do to achieve those goals – I’ve got to tell you, it inspired me. I am going to work very hard to get into a position to have a facility that these guys can go to and learn the things they need to learn. All I saw on this show was positive attitudes from guys that are willing to do whatever it takes to be in wrestling.
If I was going to grade the matches, I would use a 1-10 scale: Hawkins-Michaels match – Both kids worked very hard in the ring but lack experience, which is normal for their age. Both are cruiserweights. I give it a five (5); Rinauro-Pendleton match – Like most of the talent on the show they both lack experience. Both wrestlers worked very hard. I give it a six (6); Chase-M1 match – Match was a little slow, but I won't fault the effort on the part of both guys. They didn't accomplish what I wanted them to, but it wasn't because of lack of effort. I give it a five (5); Sermon-Konley match – Both are hard working guys that with a little experience and the proper guidance could be very good. I give it a strong six (6); Michaels/Britton-Harley match – A strong effort on behalf of all the talent, but they lack direction which I will provide as we go along. I give it a five (5); Lewis-Creed match – I like both of these kids very much and they both worked extremely hard. I see a lot of potential in both. I give it a seven (7).
What I was looking for on last nights show, I found. I didn't expect to see polished workers, and I didn't, what I was looking for was effort, attitude, dedication, ring work ethics, to be honest with everyone I was quite surprised, and pleased that I found all of these things at a much higher level that I had hoped for. To grade the show on ring ability on behalf of the talent I give it a six (6) overall: on effort, attitude, dedication, work ethics I give the show a nine (9).”
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