Tomorrow in Elizabeth, PA with 3 cage matches
Samoa Joe vs 2 Cold Scorpio

Court Time Sports Center
95 Enterprise St.
Elizabeth, PA 15037

1-Day Ringside Reserved Tickets: $30.00
2-Day Ringside Discount: $50.00

1-Day General Admission Tickets: $25.00
2-Day General Admission Discount: $40.00

1-Day Kids Under 10 GA Tickets: $15.00
2-Day Kids Under 10 GA Discount: $25.00


Friday December 7th, 2007
Belltime: 8:00 PM

Summer Sizzler 2004 Rematch:
"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels vs. "The Notorious 187" Homicide
Originally, the main event of Night One: A Tribute To Spirit was supposed to be a rematch of the 2004 Match of the Year, AJ Styles vs. Christopher Daniels. Whenever "The Notorious 187" Homicide heard of this, he contacted IWC officials about being inserted into the match. His reasoning? He felt that the IWC fans were wrong, and the REAL 2004 Match of the Year was the match 3 months later where Homicide, Daniels, and Styles wrestled in a three-way dance. In April of 2004, Homicide took then-Super Indy Champion Styles to the limit in his IWC debut. He gave Styles everything he had, even an incredible Cop Killa. But Styles was able to rebound and rolled up Homicide for the win. The next month, Styles had his final title defense against Daniels. One of the greatest matches in IWC history saw both men put it all on the line, and it only ended when Styles nailed the Styles Clash for the victory. The following August was the three-way dance. In that match, Homicide was eliminated first by Styles, but the two brawled for several minutes afterwards until IWC security separated them. Styles ended up winning in the end, once again pinning Daniels. Two weeks later, Styles and Homicide had a Respect Match. Homicide brought the fight to the former champion, but Styles was on a hot streak in 2004 and got the win once again. Daniels and Styles have had many wars over the last 3 years, but Homicide never got his revenge on either man. These three have feuded over tag gold in TNA  but this will be the first time all three are wrestling each other since their first match in 2004!

Non-Title Match
The 2006 Feud of the Year Revisited:
Low Ki vs. "Fabulous" John McChesney
It's been called one of the greatest ri valries in IWC history. It started off as a young up-and-coming star named "Fabulous" John McChesney trying to win his first Super Indy tournament on April 29th 2005. His opponent on that night was on a tear. He not only destroyed rookie Jason Gory in the opening round, but he got the victory over his trainer and mentor, "The Notorious 187" Homicide, in the second round. Nothing could stop Low Ki on this night. That is, except his own overconfidence. He locked McChesney in a cobra clutch, but McChesney scaled the ropes, fell backwards, and Ki held on, pinning his own shoulders to the mat. McChesney had done it, he cemented himself in the upper echelon of IWC stars, becoming the sixth man to hold the IWC Super Indy Title, and only the 4th to win the Super Indy Tournament. Ten months later, both men met one more time. This time, McChesney was the confident champion, sure that he could overcome the one man he had the most trouble defeating in the past year. Unfortunately, once McChesney got hung up in the ropes and Ki delivered the Woe Is U double stomp, that was it for the champ. Ki defeated him for the Super Indy Title that slipped out of his grasp less than one year before. The following July, it was time for the so-called "rubber match". Each man had one victory over the other. McChesney was out to prove to himself, the fans, and the world that he was on the same level as men like Low Ki. With Ki several moments away from possibly winning the match, the bell rang, signaling the time limit had expired. Neither man came out on top, leaving their series tied at 1-1-1. Low Ki promised that they would meet once more. December 9th, 2006 was that once more. The night of the event, both men had agreed to make the match a decisive 2 out of 3 falls match. Or so they thought. With both men one fall up on the other, then-Unholy Alliance members Sebastian Dark & HENTAI rushed the ring to ruin the party, leaving the match at a no-contest. The match, like their series, left both men at one win, one loss, and one draw a piece. One year later, their rivalry will finally come to a head. As promised by IWC Promoter Norm Connors, IWC Super Indy Champion "Fabulous" John McChesney will have to take on Low Ki on December 7th, night one of IWC's A Call To Arms weekend. How fitting is it, at IWC's 100th show celebration, that we revisit one of IWC's biggest and best rivalries in the company's history?

Special Attraction Tag Team Match:
The Motor City Machine Guns vs. The Burning River Brigade
Three former IWC Champions and one of the top contenders to the Super Indy Title at one point will be competing in this tag match! The Motor City Machine Guns of Alex Shelley & former Super Indy Campion Chris Sabin take on former IWC Tag Team Champions Josh Prohibition & "M-Dogg20" Matt Cross, the Burning River Brigade! Sabin & Shelley, former IWC regulars and finalists in Super Indy III, have put aside their differences and teamed up to form one of the best tag teams to come along in years. They were able to capture the Zero-One Max Tag Team Titles in Japan, as well as the UWA Hardcore Tag Team Titles in Canada, and the AAW Tag Team Titles in the Chicago area. No team in recent memory has been as successful as quickly as the Motor City Machine Guns. But, two men have taken exception to their quick rise in tag team success. Josh Prohibition & Matt Cross have been climbing through the tag ranks across the world for years, and captured the IWC Tag Team Titles on 2 different occasions. They're considered to be one of the best teams in IWC history and want to prove to the "MMGs" and any wrestling fans who doubt them that not only are they one of the best in IWC history, but in wrestling history period.

One of IWC's Most Brutal & Bloody Feuds Renewed :
Shirley Doe vs. Sebastian Dark
Shirley Doe made his return to IWC in grand fashion at November Pain 2 on November 11th. Helping his longtime friend & rival Super Hentai and friend Delirious in what appeared to be a handicapped match with members of the War Machine, Brent Albright, John McChesney, and Sebastian Dark. Doe and Dark immediately went after one another, brawling in the aisleway, and later, going after each other with chairs. Doe nailed Dark in the head with a chair, and finished him off with the Sillyhead 2. Later in the night, Doe made a huge impact to War Machine leader and Doe's longtime rival Dennis Gregory. He revealed Gregory's December 8th opponent to be "The Baddest Man in IWC" Raymond Rowe! Doe has come back with a vengeance and his old rival Sebastian Dark is in the cross hairs! The wars between Doe and Dark have been well documented over the years. Dark mysteriously came to IWC with the intentions of destroying Dark. But a year after their rivalry seemed to come to an end, Dark & Hentai joined with Doe as a part of the original Unholy Alliance, leaving the last 2 years of war between the three men a total mystery to everybody. But now that Doe has returned and Dark is aligned with his enemy Dennis Gregory, all bets are off and Doe is out for blood!

Non-Title Four-Way Tag Scramble :
The Gambino Brothers vs. BabyFace Fire vs. Sexual Harassment vs. The Cleveland Mafia
One of IWC's biggest attractions in the last 2 years has been its incredible tag team division. And, it all started with these four teams. IWC Tag Team Champions The Gambino Brothers went from a moving company to a dangerous Italian family with an equally dangerous ringside entourage in Jimmy DeMarco, Vendetta, Viki Gambino, Flexor, and Ferrari. They've captured the IWC Tag Titles for a record-equaling 4 times and have dominated the tag division for the last 2-3 years and plan on continuing their dominance through IWC's 100th show celebration. Longtime rivals Shiima Xion & Jason Gory put aside their differences and united based on an equal respect for the others' abilities. They overcame the odds and captured the IWC Tag Team Titles last December in another four-way tag scramble over the same three teams they face on December 7th, and get one more shot on December 8th. The IWC tag team dynasty known as Sexual Harassment made their return on August 5th, 2006 as Eric Xtasy returned to IWC with his new partner, Justin Idol. After a year and a half of fun and games, Xtasy & Idol have finally gotten a new intensity about themselves and are more focused than ever. The Cleveland Mafia are one of IWC's most brutal and boisterous tag teams. With the brains of J-Rocc and the brawn of Raymond Rowe, they've been taking over IWC one victory at a time. And the night after the tag scramble, Rowe gets his shot at singles glory as he takes on IWC Champion Dennis Gregory in a steel cage. IWC's tag team scene has been unbelievable and incredible, and it only gets better on December 7th!

First Time in IWC :
"The Havana Pitbull" Ricky Reyes vs. Davey Richards
Two of the hardest hitting men on the IWC roster will step inside the squared circle on December 7th. "The Havana Pitbull" Ricky Reyes will take on IWC newcomer Davey Richards! These men have had run-ins on the West Coast, where both Reyes and Richards got their start. But this will be a first-time one-on-one match in IWC! The former IWC Champ Reyes is looking to get back into title contention following his series of matches with number one contender "The Baddest Man in IWC" Raymond Rowe. Richards, who will be wrestling only his third match in his IWC career, is right in the thick of the Super Indy Title scene. With the incredible action and depth of the contenders to the Super Indy Title, and Richards being only 3 matches into his IWC career, this shows you how much of an incredible athlete and wrestler Davey Richards really is! But he can't look past Reyes. Reyes has beaten men in IWC such as Low Ki, Ray Rowe, Troy Lords, Larry Sweeney, Alex Shelley, Brent Albright, and many many more. This is sure to be a stand-out match on December 7th!

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