NWS Internet News Update For Week Of 5/10: The Annual Mother's Day Mayhem Weekend (With Plenty Of Mayhem), The 2010 J-Cup Is This Friday, The Nigerian Nightmares Not Satisfied With Just Beating Up Their Opponents, And More

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Results From Last Weekend:

• Match #1: Brittney Savage & "Mr. Entertainment" J.D. Smoothie defeated Jumping Joey Janela & Tina SanAntonio in an inter-gender showdown that saw both teams battle in and out of the ring before Savage got the 1-2-3 on San Antonio.
• Match #2: A battle of the flyers saw Chikara Wrestling’s Frightmare go to a ten minute draw with Ring of Honor star Alex Payne. Payne asked the crowd for five more minutes but the time limit expired. Both wrestlers shook hands after the match.
• Match #3: A Heel vs Heel tag-team match as The Nigerian Nightmares (with Voodoo Princess Sheeta) took on the team of "The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans & Pat Buck. Buck and Oceans held their own against the larger team and looked like they may defeat the Nigerians, but as Buck was holding the smaller of the Nightmares, Oceans went for a punch but the Nigerian Nightmare ducked and Oceans hit Buck. They started to brawl and were counted out of the ring. Commissioner Gino Moore ordered security to break them up and told both Oceans and Buck to stop. He told them he had an open spot on next week’s show in Flemington and that they could settle their differences there and sent them to the back. The Nigerians, still wanting a victory were looking into the crowd when Sheeta chased ring announcer Destiny into the ring. As the Nigerians were about to attack, Security charged the ring and were totally destroyed by the Nightmares. This allowed Destiny to escape and the Nightmares, still upset from the fact they didn’t get a victory, continued to pummel the hapless security guards before referees got security out of the ring and safely to the locker room area where they were attended to by local EMT’s.
• Match #4: After intermission, fans were told to show their weapons as they were about to see a first-ever NWS Manville Street Fight Tag Team Match. The first team out were Jack Spade and one-half of the Baghdad Bullies Hasheem “Chemical” Ali.  As they were being introduced, Rich “Ice Pick” Lowinski and Indian Chief Draven charged the ring and the battle started. They brawled inside and outside of the ring using such weapons as a Lemon Pie, Golf Club, Clock, Stop Sign, Nintendo, Chairs, Skate Boards, Guitar, Chains (you name it, they brought it). The fans weren’t safe either as they were hit with the pie as it was used. After 14 minutes, Draven and Ice Pick put their opponents on a table in the ring and jumped off the corner posts and got a double pin.
• Match #5: This was a match for the NWS Jersey Shore Title pitting champion “G.Q.” Myke Quest against Dave Cole. These two battled back and forth and had the fans on the edge of their seats. At the eight-minute mark, Cole had Quest with his head outside the ring and did a leg drop across Quests neck. Quest snapped his neck back and opened up a wound on the back of his neck but managed to finish the bout and retain his title with a 1-2-3 in the middle of the ring.
• MAIN EVENT: The main event saw Reality Check members Danny Demanto & Kevin Matthews take on two former TV wrestling legends in the likes of The Blue Meanie and the wrestler formerly known as Rikishi. This bout had lots of action and comedy as Demanto and Matthews challenged their opponents to a Dance-Off in the middle of the ring. It looked as though Reality Check may actually have pulled off the victory over Blue Meanie but he was able to make the tag and Rikishi came in and cleaned house, doing a butt drop on Demanto for the win. The match didn’t end there as fans were chanting for a Stink Face which Rikishi gladly obliged and hit it on Demanto, sending the fans home happy.
• Notes: TNA stars Angelina Love and Sonjay Dutt were at the show taking in the action and observing and interacting with the NWS fans.

• In an opening inter-gender tag-team match, "Mr. Entertainment" J.D. Smoothie & WSU Spirit Champion Brittney Savage (accompanied by NWS Heavyweight Champion "Corrupted" Corey Havoc & bodyguard Rotten Ralph) defeated the team of Skitzo & Tina SanAntonio. Although Skitzo and Tina had the power advantage, the experience (and dirty tricks) advantage was clearly in Smoothie's and Brittney's favor. It was Havoc and his bodyguard on the outside who made the difference in this match, as after Tina had leveled Smoothie with a bulldog and was ready to pin him, Ralph distracted the referee and Havoc snuck into the ring and leveled Tina with a big boot, then hit Skitzo with a "Wet Floor" sign. Smoothie then hit a flying legdrop on Skitzo and covered him for the 1-2-3.
• In a three-way Battle of The Bayshore Big Men, Shock defeated Michael Reigns and newcomer Arkham. Shock and Reigns spent most of the match trying to one-up each other with power moves on Arkham, and in the end Shock hit a lariat on Arkham and a DDT on Shock, then covered Shock for the 1-2-3.
• In a four-on-two handicap match, The Nigerian Nightmares (Maifu & Saifu, with manager Voodoo Princess Sheeta) defeated (utterly crushed would be a more appropriate term) the Zoo World Order (Hollywood Hulk-arilla & "Big Furry" Tiger Nash & "Da Baaaaa-d Guy" Goat Hall, & Nikko-Pac). After unsuccessfully trying to recruit The Nightmares to the ZWO, the four opponents were tossed around the ring like stuffed animals for the entire match. Eventually Nikko-Pac was left alone in the ring when his teammates bailed out, and received a Nigerian Sandwich, a double Avalanche in the corner, and "Throw Him Under A Bus" from the top rope before NWS Commissioner Moore ran down and threw in the towel for Nikko-Pac, stopping the match and giving The Nightmares the victory. Angry that the officials had interrupted the match before they were through, Sheeta and The Nightmares attacked Referee Jimmy Storm, with Sheeta blinding him with Voodoo Powder and The Nightmares flattening him with an overhead slam and a Nigerian Leg Roll, and even an assisted flying splash from Sheeta herself. The local EMT's were called to ringside, but The Nightmares continued to attack Storm even while he was on the stretcher before Security was finally able to get them away.
• In a grudge match, referee-turned-wrestler Big Bill Mills defeated T.N.T (with fellow Baghdad Bullies member Saddam Insane & bodyguard Rotten Ralph in his corner), with special guest referee "Outlaw" Shane O'Brien. After Saddam Insane was removed from ringside for not being a licensed manager, the two began brawling all over the ring, with T.N.T having the clear experience advantage (not to mention having the advantage of cheap shots from Rotten Ralph on the outside). But Shane had a score of his own to settle with T.N.T and was on the lookout for his tactics, so when Ralph tried to pass a chair to T.N.T, Shane stopped him in his tracks with a low blow, then conveniently looked the other way as Mills leveled T.N.T with the chair, and then Shane a low blow to T.N.T and counted the 1-2-3 as Mills covered him for the victory. Saddam Insane came back out and attacked Mills and Shane as they made their way back to the locker room before Security broke it up.
• In the first of the two main event matches, the team of former WWE star Rikishi & former ECW star The Blue Meanie defeated former WWE developmental star "Platinum" Pat Buck & former ECW & WCW star Julio Dinero (with manager Miss Michelle). After a wild brawl with all four wrestlers, Rikishi cleaned house on both Dinero and Buck before leveling Buck with a Samoan Superkick and a Sit-Down Splash for the 1-2-3. After the match, Julio leveled Meanie on the floor with a chain and tried to ambush Rikishi in the ring, but Rikishi caught Dinero, threw him into the corner, and delivered a Stinkface to Julio to the delight of the crowd.
• In the second main event match, a Three-Way Ladders-Tables-and-Chairs Money-In-The-Bank Match between three of NWS' champions, Cruiserweight Champion Jumping Joey Janela emerged victorious over Junior Heavyweight Champion "The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans and Heavyweight Champion "Corrupted" Corey Havoc. This was a wild and brutal affair as all three champions gave it their all and showed why they are indeed on top. Havoc at one point speared both Oceans and Janela through a table, and towards the end it looked like he would take this battle, as he took out Janela with a suplex through a ladder suspended between the ropes and another ladder, and was poised to powerbomb Oceans through another table on the outside. But then Skitzo came to ringside carrying Havoc's title belt and taunting Havoc, clearly looking for revenge after Havoc cost him his bout earlier. While Havoc was distracted, Oceans grabbed him and executed his "Boom Boom Pow" finisher on Havoc through the table, leaving both wrestlers laying on the floor with Skitzo standing over Havoc and taunting him. Meanwhile, a battered Janela crawled up the ladder and retrieved the Money-In-The-Bank briefcase, giving him the victory and his choice of a match in NWS in the future.

The 2010 J-Cup Classic Is Only Days Away

• Jock Mafia member Mike Dennis
• Jock Mafia member Chris D'Andrea
• "Too Hot" Steve Scott
• NWS Jersey Shore Champion "G.Q." Myke Quest
• Ring Of Honor star Alex Payne
• Chikara Wrestling star Frightmare
• NWS Cruiserweight Champion Jumping Joey Janella
• NWS Junior Heavyweight Champion "The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans
• EWA star "Hurricane" John Walters
• Nick Talent
• Former WWE protege Pat "The Buck Stops Here" Buck
• "Mr. Entertainment" J.D. Smoothie

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