JAPW PRESENTS SEASONS BEATINGS 12/8 IN RAHWAY, NJ
- 11/02/2007 (9:47:31 am)
- Press Release
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Jersey All Pro Wrestling proudly presents the very last live event of 2007 "Seasons Beatings" Saturday, December 8th, At the Rahway Recreation Center, 275 East Milton Ave, Rahway NJ. Bell time 7:30PM doors open at 7:00.
Tickets are on sale now at www.JAPW.net, and at the door on the night of the show.
1st Row Ringside- Sold Out 2nd Row Ringside-$20 3rd Row Ringside-$15 General Admission Bleacher Seating-$15
Appearing on the card that night:
“The New Age Punisher” B-Boy vs. JAPW NJ State Champion Archadia vs. “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael
JAPW Tag Team Champions: The LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) vs. BLKOut Members Eddie Kingston & Slyk Wagner Brown vs. Teddy Hart & JAPW Heavyweight Champion, “the World Warrior” Senshi (a.k.a. Low-Ki)
TNA Superstar Jay Lethal vs. The Human Tornado
TNA Superstar "The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. "Dangerous" Devon Storm
TNA Superstar "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero
Bandido, Jr. vs. the Grim Reefer
Monsta Mack & Havok vs. the Christopher Street Connection
Kenny Omega vs. Kevin Matthews
In his Final match in JAPW : “The New Age Punisher” B-Boy vs. JAPW NJ State Champion, Archadia vs. “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael.
Join us as we say goodbye to a wrestler that has just about done it all in JAPW, as B-Boy takes his final bow inside a JAPW ring. B-Boy’s list of accomplishments in JAPW represents the elite status he holds here, Former Tag Team Champion, Former Light-Heavyweight Champion, and the honorary title of “King of the Ouch Files”.
Last month at the JAPW 10th Anniversary show. B-Boy added another major milestone to his career in JAPW, by winning the annual Battle of The Light heavyweights, defeating 5 other wrestlers in the process, and earning an automatic shot at the NJ State Title.
But for his final match, B-Boy contacted JAPW management, and asked that in place of that automatic title shot, that he be given the unique opportunity to select his final opponents in a JAPW ring: a request that was granted.
B-Boy selected current JAPW NJ State Champion Archadia, and “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael to be those opponents.
“I don’t care if Archadia puts the title on the line, or not…I’m picking him because he is one of the innovative guys on the JAPW roster, no matter how bad his attitude has become. And Azriael? There are very few people in JAPW that are as talented as he is in the ring and I want the fans in JAPW to see me for the last time in one of the greatest matches in my career.”
“It’s not about Titles, it’s not about feuds, it’s not about stables or any of that crap…Its about respect, its about being the best you can be, and I know that both of these guys will bring out the best in B-Boy”.
In a 3 way match for the JAPW Tag Team Titles:
JAPW Tag Team Champions: The LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) vs. BLKOut Members, Eddie Kingston & Slyk Wagner Brown vs. Teddy Hart & JAPW Heavyweight Champion, “the World Warrior” Senshi (a.k.a. Low-Ki)
After winning the JAPW Title for the unprecedented 8th time at 10th Anniversary show, Homicide seemed on top of the world.
He held not only the Tag Team Titles with his partner in LAX, Hernandez, but he had just won a hard fought, respectful match against his greatest student, Senshi, Injuring Senshi’s leg in the process and forcing him to submit for the first time in a JAPW ring.
But the celebration of his latest title reign would be short lived as renegade BLKOut stable attacked, causing JAPW management to make an impromptu match between everyone in the ring, with the stipulation that if anyone in that ring pinned Homicide, they would become the JAPW champion, if anyone in that ring pinned Hernandez, they would become the JAPW Tag Team Champions, and if anyone was to pin any member of BLKOut, they would be banned from JAPW forever.
The action in the ring was fast and furious, but Homicide seemingly had things under control after Hernandez took out most of BLKOut almost single handedly, and Homicide had delivered the "Gringo-Killa" to BLKOut Member Ruckus. The Referee counted 1…2….but 3 never came…as the lights went out, and when they came back on, in the ring was standing Homicide’s greatest enemy, Teddy Hart!
Homicide tried to attack Hart, but the wear of fighting two grueling battles in such a short amount of time was too much for the newly crowned champion to endure and one “Hart Attack 2.0” later, Homicide was down on the mat. But instead of leaving Homicide laying, Teddy Hart did something that JAPW management still do not understand, He placed Senshi, who was still in the ring, but injured from his match, on top of the champion. Hart then disappeared into the crowd.
Since the stipulation was that “anyone in that ring” that pinned Homicide would become JAPW Champion, the referee had no choice to count to 3 and award Senshi the title. Senshi then limped off with the JAPW belt, and did not stop to explain his actions to his longtime stable mates Homicide, B-Boy & Hernandez who were left in the ring to wonder: “what happened”?
JAPW management has decided that while it was not in the spirit of the stipulation, Senshi’s regaining of the JAPW will stand.
Homicide was livid, and demanded that he be given a match against Teddy Hart, but LAX have been ordered to defend the JAPW Tag team titles at Seasons Beatings, so a singles match is out of the question at this time. If Homicide wants to get his hands on Hart, it will have to be in a Tag Match, and because of his unorthodox “defeat” of Homicide, JAPW champion Senshi has been selected by JAPW management to be Teddy’s partner.
No request to be teamed came from either Teddy Hart or Senshi, but since neither has explained exactly just what happened in the ring during the anniversary show, JAPW management decided to pair both of these controversial superstars to get to the bottom of this situation.
Adding another dimension to this match, BLKOut members Eddie Kingston and Slyk Wagner Brown petitioned the championship committee for shot at the JAPW Tag Team Titles, and were granted this match due to the confusion that reigned over what happened at the end of the Anniversary show.
Eddie Kingston had this to say about the subject: “JAPW owes BLKOut a shot, and while the rest of the team will be taking care of business elsewhere that night, me and SWB will step up. While Homicide is busy beating the snot out of Teddy Hart, we’ll wait for our chance to pin one of the LAX and walk out the new champs.”
JAPW Promoter Frank Iadevia said “Look, what happened at the anniversary surprised us as much as it surprised our fans, and since these guys seem to hate each other so much, the only way we seem to be able to get any of this stuff resolved is to get them all in a ring and let them kill each other. Senshi has alot of explaining to do, but if you know the man, he speaks with his actions not his words.”
“Who ever is left alive enough to pin someone’s shoulders to the mat will become the champs, but whatever happens before that, is up to those in the ring. I don’t know the deal between Teddy and Senshi, they may be working together, or they may destroy each other….that’s not my problem and if BLKOut wants in on this match, the more the merrier. I can only imagine what will happen when Homicide gets his hands on Teddy and feeds him to that big gorilla Hernandez, Teddy better pray that Senshi is truly on his side, because that's his only chance of getting out of this alive! And knowing what has happened between Teddy and Homicide in the past, JAPW fans shouldn’t miss this for the world.”
So will the questions be answered, or will only more questions be created? One thing is for certain; this match will be an all out war!
Jay Lethal vs. The Human Tornado
2 of the charismatic superstars in professional wrestling today face off in singles action, as the Human Tornado makes his return to JAPW against current TNA X Division Champion, and JAPW original, Jay Lethal. Will “Black Machismo” make an appearance? And even if he does, will it be enough to “stop the Pimpin’?”
"The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. "Dangerous" Devon Storm
Ever since his return to a JAPW ring, Frankie Kazarian has been on quite a tear, defeating the likes of Chris Hero and AJ Styles. But now he faces the unpredictable “Dangerous” Devon Storm, who is fresh off a big win at the 10th Anniversary show, and Storm is looking to make a big impression on the JAPW Fans. Storm can mat wrestle, fly and take things hardcore if he has to. With his experience he gained during his time with Raven, Kazarian will get his hands dirty just as much as Storm is willing to.
"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero
What more can be said about the wrestler known as “the Phenomenal 1”? AJ Styles has held every belt that TNA has at one point or another, and ranks as one of the greatest in the world today. He squares off against indy sensation Chris Hero. And while he has a great reputation elsewhere, Hero still has alot to prove in a JAPW ring, and a win over Styles will go a long way to cementing his status here.
Bandito, Jr. vs. the Grim Reefer
Get ready for highflying action, as Bandito Jr. takes on former NJ State Champion, The Grim Reefer. Reefer was cheated out of his championship last show, and a win here will put him right back in line for a rematch. If Bandito’s impressive performance at the Battle of the Light Heavyweights is any indication of what he is truly capable, Reefer better prepare himself for a hard match.
Monsta Mack & Havok vs. the Christopher Street Connection
Last show, The Christopher Streets were blindsided by the deadly combination of Monsta Mack & Havok, and were given a beating that they won’t soon forget. Now they go head to head on equal ground without any surprises, will that be enough for the “Pride of the East Village”? Or will they just meet defeat again by the D-Factor’s latest killing machines?
Kenny Omega vs Kevin Matthews
Despite a loss to Danny Demanto, Canadian Standout, Kenny Omega wowed JAPW fans in his debut at Calm Before The Storm, and the fans promptly asked for his return. The Fans get their request as Omega faces off against Kevin Matthews. Both Matthews and Omega are former WWE development talents, and know each other well from their time spent in the trenches of the developmental system. The difference maker here may be Matthew's membership in the D-Factor and manager Jonny D's penchant for getting involved in his charges matches. Omega will have to have eyes in the back of his head in order to get thru this match in one piece.
More information about this show will be announced in the coming weeks, Stay tuned to www.JAPW.net for more JAPW news and information as it develops.
Tickets are on sale now at www.JAPW.net, and at the door on the night of the show.
1st Row Ringside- Sold Out 2nd Row Ringside-$20 3rd Row Ringside-$15 General Admission Bleacher Seating-$15
Appearing on the card that night:
“The New Age Punisher” B-Boy vs. JAPW NJ State Champion Archadia vs. “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael
JAPW Tag Team Champions: The LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) vs. BLKOut Members Eddie Kingston & Slyk Wagner Brown vs. Teddy Hart & JAPW Heavyweight Champion, “the World Warrior” Senshi (a.k.a. Low-Ki)
TNA Superstar Jay Lethal vs. The Human Tornado
TNA Superstar "The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. "Dangerous" Devon Storm
TNA Superstar "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero
Bandido, Jr. vs. the Grim Reefer
Monsta Mack & Havok vs. the Christopher Street Connection
Kenny Omega vs. Kevin Matthews
In his Final match in JAPW : “The New Age Punisher” B-Boy vs. JAPW NJ State Champion, Archadia vs. “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael.
Join us as we say goodbye to a wrestler that has just about done it all in JAPW, as B-Boy takes his final bow inside a JAPW ring. B-Boy’s list of accomplishments in JAPW represents the elite status he holds here, Former Tag Team Champion, Former Light-Heavyweight Champion, and the honorary title of “King of the Ouch Files”.
Last month at the JAPW 10th Anniversary show. B-Boy added another major milestone to his career in JAPW, by winning the annual Battle of The Light heavyweights, defeating 5 other wrestlers in the process, and earning an automatic shot at the NJ State Title.
But for his final match, B-Boy contacted JAPW management, and asked that in place of that automatic title shot, that he be given the unique opportunity to select his final opponents in a JAPW ring: a request that was granted.
B-Boy selected current JAPW NJ State Champion Archadia, and “The Suicidal Demon” Azriael to be those opponents.
“I don’t care if Archadia puts the title on the line, or not…I’m picking him because he is one of the innovative guys on the JAPW roster, no matter how bad his attitude has become. And Azriael? There are very few people in JAPW that are as talented as he is in the ring and I want the fans in JAPW to see me for the last time in one of the greatest matches in my career.”
“It’s not about Titles, it’s not about feuds, it’s not about stables or any of that crap…Its about respect, its about being the best you can be, and I know that both of these guys will bring out the best in B-Boy”.
In a 3 way match for the JAPW Tag Team Titles:
JAPW Tag Team Champions: The LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) vs. BLKOut Members, Eddie Kingston & Slyk Wagner Brown vs. Teddy Hart & JAPW Heavyweight Champion, “the World Warrior” Senshi (a.k.a. Low-Ki)
After winning the JAPW Title for the unprecedented 8th time at 10th Anniversary show, Homicide seemed on top of the world.
He held not only the Tag Team Titles with his partner in LAX, Hernandez, but he had just won a hard fought, respectful match against his greatest student, Senshi, Injuring Senshi’s leg in the process and forcing him to submit for the first time in a JAPW ring.
But the celebration of his latest title reign would be short lived as renegade BLKOut stable attacked, causing JAPW management to make an impromptu match between everyone in the ring, with the stipulation that if anyone in that ring pinned Homicide, they would become the JAPW champion, if anyone in that ring pinned Hernandez, they would become the JAPW Tag Team Champions, and if anyone was to pin any member of BLKOut, they would be banned from JAPW forever.
The action in the ring was fast and furious, but Homicide seemingly had things under control after Hernandez took out most of BLKOut almost single handedly, and Homicide had delivered the "Gringo-Killa" to BLKOut Member Ruckus. The Referee counted 1…2….but 3 never came…as the lights went out, and when they came back on, in the ring was standing Homicide’s greatest enemy, Teddy Hart!
Homicide tried to attack Hart, but the wear of fighting two grueling battles in such a short amount of time was too much for the newly crowned champion to endure and one “Hart Attack 2.0” later, Homicide was down on the mat. But instead of leaving Homicide laying, Teddy Hart did something that JAPW management still do not understand, He placed Senshi, who was still in the ring, but injured from his match, on top of the champion. Hart then disappeared into the crowd.
Since the stipulation was that “anyone in that ring” that pinned Homicide would become JAPW Champion, the referee had no choice to count to 3 and award Senshi the title. Senshi then limped off with the JAPW belt, and did not stop to explain his actions to his longtime stable mates Homicide, B-Boy & Hernandez who were left in the ring to wonder: “what happened”?
JAPW management has decided that while it was not in the spirit of the stipulation, Senshi’s regaining of the JAPW will stand.
Homicide was livid, and demanded that he be given a match against Teddy Hart, but LAX have been ordered to defend the JAPW Tag team titles at Seasons Beatings, so a singles match is out of the question at this time. If Homicide wants to get his hands on Hart, it will have to be in a Tag Match, and because of his unorthodox “defeat” of Homicide, JAPW champion Senshi has been selected by JAPW management to be Teddy’s partner.
No request to be teamed came from either Teddy Hart or Senshi, but since neither has explained exactly just what happened in the ring during the anniversary show, JAPW management decided to pair both of these controversial superstars to get to the bottom of this situation.
Adding another dimension to this match, BLKOut members Eddie Kingston and Slyk Wagner Brown petitioned the championship committee for shot at the JAPW Tag Team Titles, and were granted this match due to the confusion that reigned over what happened at the end of the Anniversary show.
Eddie Kingston had this to say about the subject: “JAPW owes BLKOut a shot, and while the rest of the team will be taking care of business elsewhere that night, me and SWB will step up. While Homicide is busy beating the snot out of Teddy Hart, we’ll wait for our chance to pin one of the LAX and walk out the new champs.”
JAPW Promoter Frank Iadevia said “Look, what happened at the anniversary surprised us as much as it surprised our fans, and since these guys seem to hate each other so much, the only way we seem to be able to get any of this stuff resolved is to get them all in a ring and let them kill each other. Senshi has alot of explaining to do, but if you know the man, he speaks with his actions not his words.”
“Who ever is left alive enough to pin someone’s shoulders to the mat will become the champs, but whatever happens before that, is up to those in the ring. I don’t know the deal between Teddy and Senshi, they may be working together, or they may destroy each other….that’s not my problem and if BLKOut wants in on this match, the more the merrier. I can only imagine what will happen when Homicide gets his hands on Teddy and feeds him to that big gorilla Hernandez, Teddy better pray that Senshi is truly on his side, because that's his only chance of getting out of this alive! And knowing what has happened between Teddy and Homicide in the past, JAPW fans shouldn’t miss this for the world.”
So will the questions be answered, or will only more questions be created? One thing is for certain; this match will be an all out war!
Jay Lethal vs. The Human Tornado
2 of the charismatic superstars in professional wrestling today face off in singles action, as the Human Tornado makes his return to JAPW against current TNA X Division Champion, and JAPW original, Jay Lethal. Will “Black Machismo” make an appearance? And even if he does, will it be enough to “stop the Pimpin’?”
"The Future" Frankie Kazarian vs. "Dangerous" Devon Storm
Ever since his return to a JAPW ring, Frankie Kazarian has been on quite a tear, defeating the likes of Chris Hero and AJ Styles. But now he faces the unpredictable “Dangerous” Devon Storm, who is fresh off a big win at the 10th Anniversary show, and Storm is looking to make a big impression on the JAPW Fans. Storm can mat wrestle, fly and take things hardcore if he has to. With his experience he gained during his time with Raven, Kazarian will get his hands dirty just as much as Storm is willing to.
"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero
What more can be said about the wrestler known as “the Phenomenal 1”? AJ Styles has held every belt that TNA has at one point or another, and ranks as one of the greatest in the world today. He squares off against indy sensation Chris Hero. And while he has a great reputation elsewhere, Hero still has alot to prove in a JAPW ring, and a win over Styles will go a long way to cementing his status here.
Bandito, Jr. vs. the Grim Reefer
Get ready for highflying action, as Bandito Jr. takes on former NJ State Champion, The Grim Reefer. Reefer was cheated out of his championship last show, and a win here will put him right back in line for a rematch. If Bandito’s impressive performance at the Battle of the Light Heavyweights is any indication of what he is truly capable, Reefer better prepare himself for a hard match.
Monsta Mack & Havok vs. the Christopher Street Connection
Last show, The Christopher Streets were blindsided by the deadly combination of Monsta Mack & Havok, and were given a beating that they won’t soon forget. Now they go head to head on equal ground without any surprises, will that be enough for the “Pride of the East Village”? Or will they just meet defeat again by the D-Factor’s latest killing machines?
Kenny Omega vs Kevin Matthews
Despite a loss to Danny Demanto, Canadian Standout, Kenny Omega wowed JAPW fans in his debut at Calm Before The Storm, and the fans promptly asked for his return. The Fans get their request as Omega faces off against Kevin Matthews. Both Matthews and Omega are former WWE development talents, and know each other well from their time spent in the trenches of the developmental system. The difference maker here may be Matthew's membership in the D-Factor and manager Jonny D's penchant for getting involved in his charges matches. Omega will have to have eyes in the back of his head in order to get thru this match in one piece.
More information about this show will be announced in the coming weeks, Stay tuned to www.JAPW.net for more JAPW news and information as it develops.
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