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5/17 Anarchy Report by Larry Goodman

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Last night’s NWA Anarchy show was not your average television taping in Cornelia. The intensity level of the entire crew has picked up. Like NWA Wildside was at times, Anarchy is now being seen as route to get noticed by the major league organizations. Coming off this show, it felt like the overall morale within the company was at its peak.

 

There was great effort up and down the card, but it was the main events of each hour that set this show apart. It was those matches that turned the crowd at the NWA Arena into the loudest 190 people I’ve ever heard.

 

NWA Anarchy owner Jerry Palmer announced a special fan fest would take place prior to the next show on May 31 (see notes below). Smarty pants Seth Delay interrupted. Palmer was hot at Delay for knocking Sal Rinauro out with knucks and cutting his hair. Palmer got in his face and Delay ran away.

 

Ring announcer/play by play guy Greg Hunter directed our attention to the WrestleVision for a promo by Shadow Jackson. This was taped two weeks ago after Jackson was handcuffed to the ropes and busted wide open by Nemesis. Jackson was covered in blood from his forehead to his belly button. It took 5 stitches at the ER to close the wound.

 

(1) Malachi beat T. K. Cross in 4:30. Malachi debuted two weeks ago against Chad Parham. He worked hard and showed some fire and was minimally over. Cross gave Malachi a downward spiral into the middle turnbuckle and was in full control. Malachi countered from nowhere with a DDT for the win. Fans didn’t have a whole lot of investment in this one way or the other.

 

We saw Chad Parham and Delay backstage on the WrestleVision. Parham said Delay was his hero for what he had done. Parham said Delay reminded him of himself with the way he got under Palmer’s skin. “When you infuriate Jerry Palmer, that means you’re something in this business.” Delay said Parham may have his back, but the rats had always had his front. And here I thought this was a family show. If they fans didn’t hate Delay before, they do now.

 

(2) Jeff Lewis and Hayden Young went to a 10 minute draw (10: 51 to be exact) in a match to determine the number one contender for the NWA Anarchy Television Title. NWA Anarchy Television Champion Truitt Fields came out to do color commentary. Young frustrated Lewis by wrestling him to a stand off, so Lewis went to the shortcuts. The key spot saw Young go for an Asai moonsault, but Lewis pulled him off the apron and dropped him on his face. Lewis was in full control until Young hit his spinning enzuirgiri for a double down spot with one minute to go. They traded near falls. Lewis ducked a second enzuirgiri attempt and hit the Final Curtain just as the bell sounded. Lewis was ready to dish out more punishment, but Truitt Fields hit the ring for the save. Finish was kind of muddled. Only a lukewarm crowd response to this match. I’m guessing it was because Young never really got to show his stuff.

 

(3) Sal Rinauro & Ace Rockwell vs. Todd Sexton & Seth Delay ended as a no contest at 8:19. It’s just so strange seeing Rinauro with shorter hair. This was advertised as Sexton vs. Rinauro. Delay attacked Rinauro on the ramp and it was two on one. Rockwell jumped into the fray, so referee Brent Wiley ordered a tag match that the crowd was way hot to see. The opening minutes were a showcase for Rockwell. The added muscle on his frame give his offense more oomph. Rinauro and Rockwell hit a double fistdrop on Sexton and danced, much to the delight of the crowd. Rockwell popped Delay for interfering and walked into a dropkick from Sexton. Delay continued to be complete thingy. He put Rockwell’s necklace on and tried for double ax off the ropes, but Rockwell countered with a Codebreaker, and it was both men down. The hot tag led to four way action and a round of finishers. In the midst of the chaos, Wiley got knocked down and called for the bell. Hot match.

 

Postmatch, the Technicians attacked. Ace and Sal fought them off but then Parham whacked Rinauro across the back with a chair. The babyfaces were taking a beating when Palmer hit the ring with his axhandle, and the heels scattered.

 

Color commentator (and Parham brownnose) John Johnson entered the ring. He said he was sick of Palmer’s jealousy. He went on and on to where the fans were chanting for Palmer to knock him out. Palmer had other ideas. He told Johnson he needed a volunteer for the dunk tank at the fanfest. Johnson declined. Palmer told Johnson either you’re doing the dunk tank or “YOU’RE FIRED!” Huge pop for the VKM delivery of the line.

 

(4) Shatter (with Jeff G. Bailey) beat Shaun Tempers (with the Reverend) in 8:06. They tore the house down. This was major league in every respect – insane heat and explosive action with every mover right on the money. Any lingering doubts about Tempers as a main event caliber singles wrestler were put to rest. This was his best singles match ever in Anarchy. “The Butcher of Pyongyang” Kimo came out with Shatter. The guy is ripped and ridiculously intense. And the facial expression when Bailey removes the black hood is freaking awesome. Legit scary like Mark Lewin or Abby from 25+ years ago. Azrael was with Tempers. They were ushered to the back by their respective handlers before the opening bell. This was war. Tempers clotheslined Shatter and both men spilled over the top. Shatter did a number on Tempers with the rail, but Tempers gave Shatter a wicked backdrop on the ramp. Tempers was all over Shatter’s back. Tempers countered a spinebuster with a backbreaker for a near fall. Tempers then applied the most awesome camel clutch I’ve seen in forever. It had to be sheer torture. Some chants for Shatter here. Shatter rammed Tempers into the turnbuckles to break the hold. Shatter leveled Tempers with a lariat and pounded away. Powerslam for two. Perfect Plex for two. Tempers dumped Shatter, who only knows one way to take a bump – BIG. Back inside, Shatter picked Tempers off the top ropes with a belly to belly suplex. Tempers kicked out of the delayed cover. Tempers pulled referee Jacob Ashworth into the path of Shatter’s spear attempt. Shatter crushed him with it. Azrael hit the ring, but so did Kimo. He smoked Azrael with a Samoan Drop. Shatter hit the PTSD and Brent Wiley slid into the ring to make the three count. Just a stellar match from beginning to end.

 

(5) Truitt Fields beat Jay Clinton to retain the NWA Anarchy Television Title in 2:29. Fields is cut beyond belief – like zero bodyfat. His entrance smacked of the two title challengers not being in his league. Clinton cheated and pulled his straps down. That was not a pretty sight. Fields did a no sell. He leveled Clinton with a lariat and hit an overhead belly to belly for a two count. Clinton was shocked when Fields kicked out of a STO at one. Fields got right up and hit the Killing Fields for the win.

 

Bailey said after the carnage Kimo inflicted two weeks ago, nobody wanted to face him, but one young man did. It was local hero, Bo Newsom. Bailey gave Newsom a full minute to do anything he wanted to Kimo.

 

(6) Kimo (with Jeff G. Bailey) decimated Bo Newsom via submission in 1:35. The kid tried. Even a leg lariat had no effect. Kimo destroyed him with a blitz of karate blows, hit an STO and applied a choke submission. All of his stuff looked killer. Fans were chanting for the tap. Newsom passed out. Kimo wanted to do it again. Bailey said no. Pretty close to perfect. Kimo came across as both indestructible and lethal.

 

(7) Iceberg (with the Reverend) pinned Don Matthews in a non-title match at 10:11. Match was OK. I got the feeling fans didn’t see Matthews as having much of a chance. An early blitz of strikes dropped Iceberg to one knee. Iceberg showed more respect. Matthews took Iceberg down with a flying bodypress off the middle ropes. Enough of that s***. Iceberg hit a back suplex and went to work. Matthews got his mean face on for the comeback. Iceberg gave him two freight train corner splashes and a cannonball for good measure. Matthews started is comeback with a sloppy powerslam. Matthews got a near fall with the BFK. Matthews then had Berg flat on his back after The Lariat when he saw Brodie Chase and Melissa Coates at ringside rubbing up against each other. Iceberg capitalized with a belly to belly suplex and finished Matthews with the Ground Zero splash. Nothing wrong with the execution of the finish, but I hated the way it was booked. Yeah, it was non-title. Still, it felt like the heavyweight title, which has been nurtured to new heights of prestige, was cheapened in the service of midcard comedy storyline.

 

The Reverend said the stooges didn’t want them to fight, but on May 31, Iceberg was going to give Shatter his final title shot and split his wig again. Reverend said Shatter and Kimo could have a tag title shot any time, any place.

 

(8) Shadow Jackson & Slim J won a 13 team Mega Rumble to earn a tag title shot on May 31 (28:24). Mega Rumbles are the Bill Behrens special, and once again, he did a hell of job booking it to avoid the clustermess you would expect from something like this. Teams entered every two minutes. Coates & Chase started versus Friday Night Sensations (Ryan Michaels & Matt Sells) – literally not their night. A collision left Chase’s head between Melissa’s legs. Michaels was reluctant to hit Coates. Team number three was Big Time Playaz (Scott McKenzie & David Matthews) from XCW in Texas . FNF got eliminated. Coates mesmerized one of the Playas with her feminine charms and gave him a low blow. Next was the long awaited return of Texas Treats (Don Juan & Chris Marval). There was a hilarious spot where Juan did his dance for Melissa and capped it off with a major pelvic thrust. The heels agreed to work together against Treats. Jeremy Vain & Mr. Adonis entered next and cleared the ring in no time flat. Lights out and they were confronted by Mikal Judas, who gave Adonis a chokeslam for the ages. Adonis got way up there. Vain was cowering in the corner when the light went out. Judas disappeared. Team six was Chip Day & Wesley Grissom. Day pulled the ropes down to eliminate Vain. As Vain and Adonis headed up the ramp, they were confronted by Judas. Vain ran for his life leaving Adonis to take a Mafia Kick from Judas. The Technicians (Bob E & Tyler Smith) and Talent & Money (J. T. Talent & Andrew Pendleton III) were the next two teams. They went four on two against Day & Grissom. Wild Bunch (Billy Buck & Chris King) got a big pop booked in the spot to even the odds. The heat picked up here. The heels subdued them, but the faces were making the comeback when Hollywood Brunettes (Andrew Alexander & Kyle Matthews) entered. There was a nicely executed spot where Technicians and Grissom & Day were eliminated simultaneously. New Wave (Steven Walters & Derrick King) was next. They did a contrived seven man tower of doom spot that looked like train wreck. On the big screen, we saw Concrete Gorillas (Nemesis & Jay Fury) get a security escort from the back door to the ring with Nemesis shouting “Beast Up!” Beast up they did. There were guys flying out of the ring every which way. The ring was swept clean. It was down to the last team – Shadow Jackson and Slim J. Oh my God, what a pop. This is THE FEUD in Anarchy. There wasn’t going to be any wrestling. This was mortal combat. Just wild action. The heat was amazing. Most of the people were on their feet. It was a see saw battle – dramatic close calls with partners saving partners on the brink of elimination. The Gorillas chopped the living hell out of Jackson . As black as Jackson is, his chest got red. Fury got on the top turnbuckle with the noose and tried to hang J. Shadow saved in the knick of time, knocking Fury to the floor. Jubilation reigned. The fans were still cheering for Jackson and J a good five minutes after the match ended. Shadow Jackson is more over than any wrestler has ever been in the 9 year history of wrestling in Cornelia.

 

NOTES: So it’s Jackson & J vs. Devil’s Rejects for the tag titles and Iceberg vs. Shatter for the heavyweight title on May 31. The fan fest will take place from noon to 8pm. Along with the dunking booth, there will be an opportunity to call taped matches with Greg Hunter, Q & A sessions with the wrestlers, and barbecue. It’s also a fundraiser for a little girl in need. Admission to show will be half price ($5)…The Top Rope Kids Club keeps getting bigger. Over 30 kids were out there to visit with the Wild Bunch…The NWA website now features Melissa Coates among NWA’s Lethal Ladies…Texas Treats return on June 7. Their plan at this point is to come in once a month.

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SHOW #447-118 (HARDCORE HELL 2008 HIGHLIGHTS)

 

MATCH #1  SEXTON & THE TECHNICIANS VS DAY, GRISSOM & HAWKINS highlights

MATCH #2  BRODY CHASE VS DON MATTHEWS HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #3  DEVILS REJECTS INTERVIEWS

MATCH #4  MIKAL JUDAS  VS  TANK HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #5  DEVILS REJECTS  VS  AWESOME ATTRACTION HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #6  JERRY PALMER  VS  JEREMY VAIN HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #7  LADDER MATCH HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #8  CHAD PARHAM INTERVIEW

MATCH #9  SLIM J  VS  NEMESIS HIGHLIGHTS

MATCH #10  TRUITT FIELDS  VS  JEFF LEWIS

MATCH #11  NWA ELITE INTERVIEW

MATCH #12  SHATTER  VS  ICEBERG HIGHLIGHTS

 

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NWA Anarchy TV Report by Ca$hFlowX
Episode 117
May 12, 2008

A Mid-Atlantic independent wrestling era came to a close last Saturday night at King & Queen High School, VA when NWA Virginia Promoter Rick O’Brien announced he was retiring to focus on his teaching career. Rick ran NWA New York before relocating to Virginia about 7 years ago. He won best NWA promoter and best NWA territory several times in recent years. Aside from promoting wrestling, Rick is an excellent teacher and has excelled teaching in an inner-city school. I’d like personally wish Rick great success in the future as he seeks to earn a superintendent PhD for large urban areas. The show was highlighted by an incredible match where NWA World Heavyweight Champion Adam Pearce fought challenger Damien Wayne to a 60 minute draw. “Dr. Death” Stave Williams and Manny Fernandez signed autographs.

WRESTLING: (n.) ’res-ling A sport of contest in which two individuals face off in unarmed combat.
ANARCHY: (n.) an-ar-key (1) A state of lawlessness due to absence of authority. (2) A complete lack of order.
What happens when you mix the two together? NWA-Anarchy!

- Welcome to NWA Anarchy Wrestling, this is PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING~! We are only one week away from the spring spectacular Hardcore Hell. Last week on NWA Anarchy, the Devil’s Rejects disposed of G-Rated Reunited and subsequently challenged the Awesome Attraction to a title vs. split match. Afterwards, Mikal Judas destroyed the tag champs, but succumbed to Iceberg when Tank mysteriously reappeared from thin air. Tonight, Truitt Fields defends the TV Title against Don Matthews with Melissa Coates, and Mr. Rob Adonis faces off with Jerry Palmer’s personally chosen opponent to determine what type of match the owner will have with Jeremy Vain at HH, and NWA Anarchy Heavyweight Champion Phil Shatter will destroy some hapless jobber.

1. Truitt Fields pinned Don “I’m Smitten Like a Kitten” Matthews w/Brody Ray Chase & Melissa Coates to retain the NWA Anarchy TV Title.
The story going on here is that both wrestlers are distracted: Fields (Jeff Lewis turned on him two weeks ago) and Matthews (the love triangle). Hunter mentions he hasn’t checked his glasses in several weeks after Johnson refers to Coates as a smart member of the female species. Fields dominates and overcomes several heel tactics. The tide turns when Fields confronts Chase after tripping him up. Matthews takes advantage with a flying knee. With the referee distracted, Chase stomps a mudhole in Fields as Coates stares in bewilderment. Fields ducks the Lariat of Doom, but eats the BFK. After commercial, Matthews performs an act of human cannibalism while Coates observes with sheer pleasure. Matthews sits Fields on the top turnbuckle, but the champion fights back with a series of headbutts. Fields leaps with total abandon and runs into a fall away slam for a two count. To ringside, Chase places a fat wet one on Coates. Matthews escapes the Killing Fields and confronts Chase regarding his infidelities with Coates. Fields seizes the opening to put away Matthews with the Killing Fields.
COMMENTS: The love triangle continues to wreck havoc for Matthews. This was solid action mixed with entertaining storytelling.

- Fields’s theme music comes to abrupt halt as “the Feature Presentation” announces his intentions. In a week’s time, Lewis will debut his latest sequel, the third reign as TV champion. As we all know, sequels normally suck. Jeff Lewis channels Scott Hall & Kevin Nash and announces the Feature Presentation has left the building. The TV Champ gives chase. Meanwhile, Chase publicly humiliates Matthews. Matthews tires of Chase’s ramblings and runs off to check on Coates. I feel like I’m in a fun soap opera.

2. Hollywood Brunettes (Andrew Alexander & Kyle Matthews) vs. Talent & Money (“The Star of Tomorrow” JT Talent & Andrew Pendleton III) was a no contest.
Johnson has a public service announcement: parents sit all your children near the television to observe a great display of sportsmanship and technical wrestling. When they grow up, you too, can be like these four outstanding gentlemen. After commercial, the Brunettes taunt the other contenders en route to setting up for the Sheeney Curse. Bad move. The New Wave and the Brokeback Bunch enters the fracas to humiliates the rudo contingent. The faces commandeer a ladder and Billy Buck wipes out the brawling heels. Hunter announces the #1 contender to the NWA Anarchy Tag Team Champions will be determined via a ladder match.
COMMENTS: The booking in the #1 contender’s feud hasn’t measured up to NWA Anarchy standards. In turn, the crowd responded with little fanfare. It would have helped if both teams tried to interact with the crowd. At least the finish was good.

- The Brunettes have some unflattering comments for their opponents. They are pissed about running around in circles and accomplishing nothing in Anarchy. So at HH, T & M will go bankrupt, the Brokeback Bunch will ride off into the sunset and the New Wave will wave bye-bye. The last time the Brunettes were in a ladder match, it won match of the year. Good interview.

- Brody Ray Chase is having a bad night, but Don Matthews is having a worse one. Matthews is smitten like a kitten over Coates and can’t get the woman out of his mind. Chase says Matthews is acting like a boy and is not man enough for Coates. Melissa is tired of being the object of the locker room’s desire and she calls them little boys. When little boys have a fight, they need to fight it out once and for all. She wants herself out of their system. Melissa announcers herself as special guest referee and promises to call it like Bill Alphonso, right down the middle. Chase warns Matthews he doesn’t want this, but the love struck Matthews continues to ignore him.

3. Jerry Palmer pinned Mr. Rob Adonis to face Jeremy Vain in a bunkhouse match at HH.
Wow, this was quick. Palmer knocks out Adonis with a foreign object with Vain protesting to the referee. The referee turns around and counts three. Afterwards, Vain was livid as Palmer’s actions.
COMMENTS: It looks like Palmer didn’t bring in anyone else after all.

- After commercial, Vain scorns Mr. Adonis for allowing Palmer to get what he wanted. Palmer must now face the consequences in 7 days in a match with no rules. He hates Palmer as much as Palmer hates him. Yes, he is meaner than Palmer and would back over him if he would stay still long enough. Palmer is nobody’s savior and will be Easter weekend’s sacrificial lamb.

4. NWA Anarchy Heavyweight Champion Phil Shatter w/Jeff G Bailey destroyed TK Kross in non-title action.
Let’s get this mismatch straight, TK Kross is Bill Mulkey and Shatter is Big Van Vader. In other words, TK Kross is a chicken McNugget and Shatter is a Big Mac. Got the picture? Shatter obliterates Kross with a spinebuster, spear and the PTSD powerbomb for the squash victory.
POSTMATCH: Bailey grabs the stick to slobber all over Shatter. That was a vulgar display of power!!!! Congratulations are in order for Iceberg because he has won a title shot. No matter, Iceberg holds the title of “God’s Consolation Prize.” (Ouch, that hurts.) So before Dan Wilson rambles with mystical rants involving Iceberg visited the Orient to drink the urine of the platypus, the Universal Soldier doesn’t care. HH will be Iceberg’s last match. A video clip rolls of Shatter jabbing Iceberg’s neck at War Games 2007. Shatter salivates over the footage. This time will be Iceberg’s last time. Shatter prepares to personally address Iceberg, but the Reject’s entrance music plays. The Rejects receive a small pop from the crowd. The lights go out as the Rejects enter and Mikal Judas joins the fracas. The Awesome Attraction joins in and embarrasses the tag champs. Judas delivers the Kick of Fear to Tank. The Rejects retreat as Judas and the Awesome Attraction stand tall.

OVERALL: This was a great set-up show heading into Hardcore Hell.
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Charlotte, NC (May 15, 2008) – Besides great pro wrestling matches planned for the June 7th card, the National Wrestling Alliance® is pleased to announce a special attraction to the NWA™ 60th Anniversary Philips Arena event; the induction of the 2008 Class of the NWA™ Hall of Fame.

The NWA™ started it’s “Hall” in 2005 in Nashville , TN inducting Lou Thesz, Harley Race, Sam Mushnich, Jim Barnett, Gordon Solie and Jim Cornette. The next Class was announced during a private gathering on October 13, 2006 in Las Vegas , NV that included Eddie Graham, Dory Funk, Jr., Lelani Kai, The Rock-n-Roll Express, Lance Russell and Saul Wringeroff.

The organization elected not to have a “Hall” induction in 2007 due to the planning and staging of larger arena events and the international expansion of the NWA™ brand. In the coming weeks Officials will announce the names of the 2008 honoree’s. NWA™ Hall of Famer James E. Cornett will host the ceremony.

The induction ceremony will be a part of the June 7, 2008 NWAâ„¢ event at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA. Tickets are on sale at the Philips Arena Box Office, all TicketMaster locations and ticketmaster.com. For up to date NWAâ„¢ news please visit nwawrestling.com.

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Charlotte, NC (May 19, 2008) – On June 7, 2008 the National Wrestling Alliance® kicks off their 60th Anniversary at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA. Not only will the night feature great pro wrestling from the brightest and best the NWA™ has to offer, it will also feature the 2008 NWA™ Hall of Fame inductions.

“This is our third Hall of Fame class and I am very pleased with who the selection committee selected. I am also please to announce that NWA™ Hall of Famer Jim Cornette will be the MC for the ceremony,” said NWA™ Executive Director Robert K. Trobich.

The first inductee of the Class of 2008 is one time NWAâ„¢ Worlds Heavyweight Champion “Wildfire” Tommy Rich.  Rich began his 34-year in-ring career in the Southern parts of the NWAâ„¢ and was a multi-time regional Champion through out the late 1970’s and 80’s. On April 27, 1981 Rich became the youngest NWAâ„¢ Worlds Heavyweight Champion by defeating NWAâ„¢ mainstay Harley Race. Rich is also known for his hard hitting bloody matches, considered by many as some of the bloodiest in Georgia wrestling history. “Wildfire” is still very active in the pro wrestling scene and still one of the most popular pro wrestler’s in the State of Georgia .

“Wildfire” Tommy Rich will be participating in a match against one of his biggest rivals on June 7th when he faces the “Madman from Sudan ” Abdullah the Butcher.

Tickets to this event are on sale now at ticketmaster.com or the Philips Arena Box Office.

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The National Wrestling Alliance debuts in Ridgefield
Park, N.J. on June 13, 2008 at The Knights of Columbus

The NWA, America’s longest running and most famous pro
wrestling companies, comes to Ridgefield Park NJ. The
show will be a TV taping for Time Warner cable in the
Bergen county area. Featured on the show will be
former 4 time world champion Sid Vicious. The 6 ft 10
inch 300 pounder is known as the man who rules the
world. Sid, who debuted for the NWA in Rhode Island to
a sell out crowd of 2000 fans, is leaving a trail of
bodies on his quest for the NWA Championship. Also
just signed for this big event is the return of New
Jersey of former WWE, WCW & ECW Superstar “The
Roughneck” Mr. Hughes. Hughes. The former bodyguard of
Y2J Chris Jericho, has been seen in the area in quite
some time and fans may not recognize him as Hughes is
in the best physical condition of his life. Also
signed for the event is a non-sanctioned, No DQ, Falls
Count Anywhere, No Time Limit Lights Out Match for the
NWA Pro East Championship as defending champion Judas
Young puts his title on the line again against a man
who I has become his most feared challenger and that
is the mastodon known as FRANCIZ!!! Much more
information regarding this big show will be released
in the weeks to come and stay tuned to
www.nwawrestling.com for all your NWA news and info.
Anyone seeking tickets for this blockbuster event
please call 201-370-8642 or email mrjcw@optonline.com

WWW.nwaproeast.com for info and tickets.

 

 

The NWA East & Undisputed Championship Wrestling
Presents:
"2nd Annual Survival of the Fittest"
Saturday May 31, 2008 At the VFW Post 47 Belltime:7pm
Tickets are $12 Front Row and $10 General Admission

Main Event
(Ladder Match)
"UCW Championship"
Prodigy PTV vs. "The Xtremist" Jesse Skelton

"NWA National Champion vs. NWA East Champion"
Crusher Hanson vs. Sterling James Keenan

Former ECW Original Axl Rotten vs. "Stonewall" Dave
Snyder

NWA East Showcase
"Division 1" James Ross vs. Chris Taylor

4 more matches to be announced soon

For more info go to www.nwaeast-ucw.webs.com

 

 

NWA PRO/AWS ran at the Alternative Wrestling Store in Rowland
Heights on Saturday night 5-10-08.

The Young Bucks (Nick &
Matt Jackson), Scorpio Sky, & TJ Perkins defeated The
Ballard Brothers (Shane & Shannon Ballard), Scott
Lost, & Joey Ryan. Also on the show, Piloto Suicida
defeated Shamu Jr.

AWS
AWS Store
Rowland Heights, CA

Ryan Taylor defeated Marcius Pitsonopolous

Sexy Chino, CK Jackson, & Johnny Soavi defeated Biggie
Biggz, Markus Riot, & Eric Watts

The French Stallion defeated Johnny Goodtime

Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre) defeated Willie Mac
& LTP to retain the NWA World Tag Team Championship

The Plague defeated Extreme Loco

Skulu defeated Sonny Samson

The Cutler Brothers (Dustin & Brandon Cutler) defeated
Los Chivos (Enigma De Oro & Kayam) to retain the AWS
Tag Team Championship

Piloto Suicida defeated Shamu Jr.

The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson), Scorpio Sky, &
TJ Perkins defeated The Ballard Brothers (Shane &
Shannon Ballard), Scott Lost, & Joey Ryan

MAKE PLANS NOW FOR NWA EMPIRE'S BUFFALO BEATDOWN II
(JUNE 21st)

Western New York wrestling fans will want to be
marking their calenders and making plans now to attend
NWA Empire's next show, Buffalo Beatdown II.

The show is being held June 21 at St. Johnsburg
Firehall ( 7165 Ward Road (Route NY-429) in North
Tonawanda , NY ). The last NWA Empire show was held in
front of a packed standing room crowd, and the two
matches already signed will certainly guarantee
another packed house.

The indomitable Jonny Puma will be in the house for
Buffalo Beatdown II, once again defending his NWA
Empire Heavyweight Title. His opponent will be a
relative newcomer to NWA Empire in the form of
former OSPW Heavyweight Champion Blackjack Phoenix.

What makes this match-up so intriguing is the fact
that it was discovered recently that Jonny Puma was
trained for the ring by non-other than Blackjack
Phoenix himself. How will the student fare against the
teacher?

That may depend on the actions of Puma's posse of Ice
and "Wrestling Personified" Chris Cooper. They played
a big part in Puma's winning of the title from Pepper
Parks, and a small role in Puma's defense of the title
against Kevin Grace at the last NWA Empire show.
However Phoenix has claimed that should Ice and Cooper
decided to get involved in the match, he will handle
both of them with as much ease as he plans to dominate
the student Puma. Blackjack recently posted
these comments to the Kayfabe Dojo Wrestling Official
Message Board:

"Truthfully, I taught Puma a lot, but I mentored him
none. He has no clue as to what I can do and
why…Puma's big mouth and adult A.D.D. like tactics are
what can throw off the best wrestlers in the world
and actually get the goof some victories. But he can
actually wrestle when pushed, I've seen him put his
silly little act aside and wrestle...well. I am
prepared for that. And may utilize some of that
British technique I picked up last fall. And if all
else fails, one big boot and a lariat and he will die.

As far as his "buddies" are concerned, I'd enjoy the
chance to knock their teeth out as well! I hope the
nearest hospital has a room with three beds so we
don't have to split these three "buddies" up!

June 21st, I will leave Wheatfield as the NWA Empire
Champion...and you Puma and your little metrosexual
girlly-man friends, will leave Wheatfield broken in
half. And if you try anything stupid before the
match, all 3 of you will leave in body bags!!!"

Both Jimmy Olsen and Pepper Parks have had their
problems with "Mastiff" Will Christianson of late.
Mastiff has used a plastic bag to smother both men in
recent matches. Well Jimmy and Pepper have decided
that they need to watch each others back, and have
challenged Mastiff to find a partner to face them at
NWA Empire's Buffalo Beatdown II.

It is interesting to note that Mastiff's aggressive
attitude grew slowly over a two year period, and began
at Buffalo Beatdown I on June 17, 2006. At that show,
Mastiff lost a quarter-final match to Jonny puma in
the inaugural NWA Empire Heavyweight Title Tournament.
Puma extended Mastiff his hand, but
was offered an obscene hand-gesture in return from an
angry Mastiff.

In addition to those two announced matches, at the
last NWA Empire show Ron Falco issued a challenge to
"Big Rig" Brodie Lee for a match at Buffalo Beatdown
II. Falco blames Brodie Lee for a loss in a tag team
match at NWA Blizzards and Brainbusters pitting Falco
and long-time partner and best friend Eric Everlast
against Rhythm & Booze.

Lee's interference in the match cost Ron and Eric the
match, which carried a stipulation that Ron and Eric
could no longer team together if they lost. Falco is
angry and out for blood. The match has yet to
officially be announced for the show, which may
indicate that the "Big Rig" has not yet accepted the
challenge. Nevertheless, Falco has stated that he will
stage a sitdown strike in mid-ring, and not allow the
show to go on unless Lee agrees to face him
one-on-one. Knowing Brodie Lee as I do, I'm sure he
will be there on June 21st to accept Ron Falco's
challenge, as Brodie rarely if ever backs down from
any challenge.

 

HELLCAT SUFFERS LEG INJURY IN ATTACK. 2CW WRESTLERS
SUSPECTED
Late last week it was announced on the NWA Upstate
website (http://www.nwaupny. com) that NWA Upstate and
NWA Empire owner Hellcat had been the victim of an
attack that left him with a leg injury. It was
suspected that the attack was masterminded, and
possibly even perpetrated by members of the roster of
Syracuse 's Squared Circle Wrestling (2CW).

NWA Upstate and 2CW have been at odds for several
months, with Hellcat and several members of the NWA
Upstate roster making their presence known at several
2CW shows earlier in the year, and members of the 2CW
roster interrupting an Upstate show a few months back.
No word had been released on how severe Hellcat's
injury is, or whether it will keep him out of action
for any extended period

NWA UPSTATE PLANNING NEXT SHOW, CONTINUNING THE
TRADITION IV, ON JUNE 28. WAR GAMES RETURNS AS TEAM
UPSTATE BATTLES TEAM 2CW

Based on the suspected actions of members of the 2CW
roster, who are suspected of perpetrating an attack on
Hellcat that resulted in a knee injury (see above),
NWA Upstate management wasted no time in
getting plans underway for NWA Upstate's next show.
Continuing the Tradition IV will be held June 28th.

For this special show, NWA Upstate is moving out of
Minett Hall and into the Main Street Armory, which is
located at 900 East Main Street in Rochester .

To avenge the suspected attack by 2CW, Hellcat has
issued a challenge to 2CW for a War Games style cage
match. The 2CW website (http://www.2cwwrestling.com)
posted this blurb earlier in the week, accepting the
challenge:

2CW accepts NWA Upstate Challenge
On Saturday, June 28th at 6:30 PM in Rochester , NY 2CW
has accepted NWA Upstates offer for a Wargames. 5 2CW
Wrestlers vs 5 Upstate Wrestlers inside a 15 foot high
steel cage. More information to follow.

This will be the fifth cage match in NWA Upstate's
history, and the first time the cage has been used in
back-to-back shows (with Doring vs Olsen headlining
this Saturday's show).

Also announced NWA Upstate's Continuing the Tradition
is an apperance by TNA Wrestling's "Showtime" Eric
Young, also known as the masked Super Eric! Its'
anyone's guess which persona of Eric Young will
show up, or if perhaps both Young and Super Eric will
be making an apperance. You'll want to be at
Continuing the Tradition to find out which Eric, if
not both, shows up at Continuing the Tradition.

To keep abreast of all the latest news and happenings
in NWA Empire and NWA Upstate, keep checking the
official websites of both promotions:

http://www.nwaempire.com for NWA Empire
http://www.nwaupny.com for NWA Upstate

To join in discussions on the happenings of both NWA
Empire and NWA Upstate, sign up for the Kayfabe Dojo
Wrestling Official Message Board, the official message
forum for both feds. You can sign-up for free by going
to http://s6.invisionfree.com/kayfabedojowrestling

 

NWA Battlezone
MAY 10TH RESULTS
Magee , MS

Here are the results from the May 10th show:

1)Phil the drill was pinned by Menace.

2)NWA Battlezone tv/internet Champion "Lightning"
Monroe pinned Mikey Prime.

3)Ron Horn won a handicap match against Black Ice and
Steve O'Maley.

4)NWA Mississippi Junior Heavyweight Champion Bryan
Rival was pinned by NWAMississippi Heavyweight
Champion "Faroh of Phunk" Tim Williamson.

5)The Leading Edge (Monty Warbucks and Calvin Rose)
lost by dq against NWA Mississippi Tag Champions,
TheWilliamsons (Joe and Tyson).

*The match was lead to a dq after Bryan Rival helped
Warbucks and Rose beat down the Williamsons. Brother
Tim attempted to help his brother, but was taken out
by The Leading Edge.

 

The NWA East & Undisputed Championship Wrestling
Presents:
"2nd Annual Survival of the Fittest"
Saturday May 31, 2008 At the VFW Post 47 Belltime:7pm
Tickets are $12 Front Row and $10 General Admission

Main Event
(Ladder Match)
"UCW Championship"
Prodigy PTV vs. "The Xtremist" Jesse Skelton

NWA National Heavyweight Title Match
"NWA National Champion vs. NWA East Champion"
Crusher Hanson vs. Sterling James Keenan

Former ECW Original Axl Rotten vs. "Stonewall" Dave
Snyder

NWA East Showcase
"Division 1" James Ross vs. Chris Taylor

UCW No Limits Heavyweight Title Match
"The Reaper" Draven Oriley [c], vs. Mantis vs. Darth X
vs. Jimmy Starz

UCW Tag Team Title Match
Bad Company (Chris Payne & Maniac Killa) (c) vs.
Black Ice & Bud Cassidy vs.
Bulldozer & Scott Sarin vs.
Coast 2 Coast (Tray Blacklock & Ray Valasco)

UCW Light Heavyweight Title
"Pretty" Jimmy Dream has open challenge to anyone to
challenge for his title.

UCW American Heavyweight Title
Nicholas Tide (c) vs. Samuel Elias vs. Ray Smooth vs.
Adam Ugly vs. Steve Flash vs. Justin Bender

For more information on UCW, go to:
www.nwaeast-ucw.webs.com

For more information on NWA East, go to:
www.pwx-online.org

NWA GCW
May 15, 2008
Great Skate Plex
Phenix City, AL

Tex Monroe and J-rod defeated Johnny Swinger and Cru
Jones after a pair of syncronized sunset flips. The
building nearly came unglued as Tex and J-rod rushed
to the crowd to celebrate with the fans, leaving the
two singles champions in their dust!

Micha Taylor defeated Shaun Banks in a highly
entertaining rematch from last week.

Murder One defeated Ric "The Kick" King after one of
the most severe beatings in recent memory, reportedly
breaking 2 bones in Kings face, and sending the
returning wrestler to the hospital.

Quentin Michaels revealed that earlier in the day, he
purchased Bill Hewes long time stock in the company,
making him an officially an owner in GCW, and official
business partners with Diane Hewes.

Sonny Siaki defeated Jonathan Davis. Davis , several
times tried to dazzle the cocky Siaki, however in the
end could not over power his brute strength, and found
himself in a losing effort against the seemingly
renewed Sonny Siaki.

Zero Tolerance defeated Scotty Beach, in a match that
was dominated by Zeros intense power. Beach looked
impressive, however much like the opening contest, it
came down to a battle of strength, which Tolerance
took advantage of, scoring the victory as a result

 

NWA Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (MACW)
May 16, 2008
Lincolnton High School
Lincolnton , North Carolina
Estimated attendance: 405

1. Chris Hamrick d. Donnie Dollar$ in 14:13.
2. Kristin Flake d. Amber O'Neil (w/ the Blond Mafia)
in 9:05.
3. The Barbarian d. Ricky Morton in 8:32.
4. MACW tag-team champ Rick Steiner (w/ Nikita Koloff)
d. Bobby Eaton in 11:43.
5. MACW Heavyweight Champion Buff Bagwell d. MACW Jr.
Heavyweight Champion Rikki Nelson in 15:30 of a
non-title match.

For more information on NWA Mid-Atlantic, go to:
www.midatlanticwrestling.com

 

NWA Pro/ Empire Wrestling Federation
FOREIGN EXCHANGE 2 QUICK RESULTS
May 16, 2008
Knights of Columbus
Covina, CA

The French Stallion pinned Markus Riot

Country Bear defeated Marcius Pitsonopolous & Dave The
Bruiser in a Triple Threat Match

Kitana Vera defeated Carla Jade

EWF Tag Team Champions La Ola Del Mal and Famous For
Fearless wrestled to a no-contest. La Ola Del Mal
retain their titles

Terex and Mondo Vega wrestled to a double countout

Hook Bomberry defeated EWF American Champion Vizzion
by disqualification

Joey Ryan pinned Brandon Gatson

EWF Heavyweight Champion Scorpio Sky pinned Ryan
Taylor to retain his title

For more information on EWF, go to:
www.empirewrestlingfederation.com

For more information on NWA Pro, go to:
www.myspace.com/nwapro

NWA Pro/ Empire Wrestling Federation
MEMORIAL MAYHEM '08 QUICK RESULTS
May 17, 2008
American Sports University
San Bernardino, CA

"Top Shelf" Jeremy Jaeger pinned "Zero Gravity" Chris
Kadillak

Country Bear & Coconut Joe defeated Roger Ruiz &
Icarus Eagle

Dave The Bruiser pinned Mercurio Jr.

Black Metal defeated "Mayhem" Mars Vaughn

Sonny Samson defeated Marcius Pitsonopolous

Ryan Taylor defeated Liger Rivera

Brandon Gatson defeated The French Stallion

For more information on EWF, go to:
www.empirewrestlingfederation.com

For more information on NWA Pro, go to:
www.myspace.com/nwapro

 

NWA Pro/ EPW Perth
May 16, 2008
Evolution 2008
Maylands, Australia

Night #1 Results :

4-Way EPW Tag Team Championship Match
Dan Moore & Chase Griffin defeated Ferguson Block &
Azazal, Vin Penhero & Sebastian Sander & The European
Union to become the new EPW Tag Team Champions

Falls Count Anywhere
Jimmy Payne defeated Jose' Del Santo

Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste ended in a no contest
when the match was interrupted by AZ Vegara & JT

Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste defeated AZ Vegara & JT

Richter defeated Nate Dooley via DQ

Dan Moore & Chase Griffin defeated The European Union

Taped Fist Street Fight
Bobby Marshall defeated FN Carnage

For more information on EPW Perth, go to:
www.epwperth.com

For more information on NWA Pro, go to:
www.myspace.com/nwapro

 

NWA Pro/ EPW Perth
Revolution 2008
May 17, 2008
Maylands, Australia

Night #2 Results :

6 Man Tag Team Match
Shane Haste, Alex Kingston & Kiel Steria defeated AZ
Vegara, JT & Michael Morleone

Rematch from Night #1
Richter defeated Nate Dooley

EPW Tag Team Championship Match
Dan Moore & Chase Griffin defeated Sebastian Sander &
Vin Penhero

Falls Count Anywhere
Davis Storm defeated Jimmy Payne

Devlin Reeves defeated Drake Wallace & Ferguson Block

EPW Championship Match
Bobby Marshall defeated Mikey Nicholls

For more information on EPW Perth, go to:
www.epwperth.com

For more information on NWA Pro, go to:
www.myspace.com/nwapro

 

INSANE CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING Will return on 5/25 @
Liquor Sweets located at 3000 S 13th Street in
Milwaukee , WI . (13th & Manitoba , 1 block north of
Oklahoma Ave ) Bell time is 4pm. Tickets are only $15
dollars for ringside $12 for G.A $5 for kids 12 and
under

8 Man Best of The Midwest Tournament
The NWA Midwest X-Divison Title will be defended threw
out the tournament . The winner also earns a
Heavyweight Title match at anytime in 2008

Silas Young-Former ICW Midwest Champion,Former NWA
WI,NWA Midwest Champion,Former ACW Champion Former AAW
Heritage Champion,Former MSPW Heavyweight Champion WWE
Heat Veteran

Brandon Thomaselli- Current Elite Pro TV
Champion,Former IWA MS Lightheavyweight Champion

Arya Daivari Former ICW Cruiserweight Champion, Former
ICW Tag Team Champion

Jason Hades- Current IWA MS Light heavyweight
Champion, Former ICW Cruiserweight Champion, Former
MSPW Heavyweight Champion

Troy Walters- Former ICW Tag Team Champion,Former ICW
Midwest Champion,Former SSW Lightweight Champion

Ego Fantastico- Former AAW Heavyweight Champion,
Former 3XW Champion,Former Mercury 1 Champion,FCW &
DSW Veteran

ACID- Current Elite Pro Tag Team Champion

Jason Dukes- Current NWA Midwest X Champion,Former MAW
TAG & Cruiserweight Champion

1st Round
Silas Young Vs Ego Fantastico

Troy Walters Vs Acid

Jason Hades Vs Brandon Thomaselli

Arya Daivari Vs Jason Dukes

The Mccoys Vs DysFunction and Bobby Valentino
ICW Tag Team Titles HARDCORE MATCH!!!

Team Simply Amazing
Capt Justin Dredd
Kody Rice
Derek St Holmes
Mark Priebe
Thomas Walton III
Vs

Team Quinn Conquest
Capt Mason W Quinn
Nick Colucci
Mase Morgan
Jared Johnson
Jayson Cash

The Skull Kushers Venom and Krush defend The NWA
Midwest Tag Team Titles!

Finals 4 Way Elimination Match
_________ Vs ________ Vs _______ Vs_________

NWA Upstate's Anniversary Anarchy
IV at the Minett Hall in Henrietta, New York 5/17:

Preshow
"The Montgomery Madman" Sweet Lou defeated "The Rican
Sensation" Maximo Suave (w/Luis Whiteshoes) and
Coconut Jones (w/"Superbad" Richard Venice) in a
triple threat match Yoko-Dewey defeated The Dustytaker
in a Casket Match

Main Show
The McCloud Brothers defeated The Ring Crew Express
(w/Nikki Jett) , CloudLee, & NWA Upstate Tag Team
Champions Rhythm & Booze (w/Col. Johnny Kayfabe) in a
non-title four corners match

"The Notorious BCL" Big Cat Lemmer defeated Spazz

"American Angel" Sara Del Ray vs. Portia Perez was
ruled a no-contest when CloudLee came out and
interrupted their match and challenged Del
Ray & Perez to a tag match

CloudLee defeated Sara Del Ray & Portia Perez

"The Bull of Black Mountain" Gabe Saint defeated NWA
Upstate No Limits Champion Cheech in a relaxed rules
(no time limit, no countout) match to win the title.

Triple X, Super Assassin, Mastiff, & Jonny Puma
defeated The Star Foundation (Starrider, Platinum, Rip
Impact, & Loca Vida)

"The Patrick Swayze of Professional Wrestling" Pepper
Parks defeated "The Havana Pitbull" Ricky Reyes "The
Phenomenal" AJ Styles in a triple threat match

NWA Upstate Heavyweight Champion Danny Doring defeated
Jimmy Olsen in a steel cage match __._,_.__