Saturday, August 6, 2011

River City Wrestling Results For Saturday August 6

Today, River City Wrestling returned to the corner of Logan and Lizzie. Now this could be their last show there before they move on to other venues. I don't know. Here are the results of today's show brought to you by the Master Blogger. First off I don't know what the attendance record was but last I checked I counted 29.

Opening Contest - 3 Way Dance - The Calgary Brawler vs. Jay Walker vs. Nacho Slurpee - The Brawler started the match with a kick to the gutt of Nacho Slurpee followed by a bodyslam. Another kick to the gutt of Jay was followed by a suplex. Jay would recover but the Brawler cut him off with a hard chop. However, Nacho slithered into the ring behind the Brawler and put him in a sleeper. Jay dropkicked both men and did a double noggin knocker. Both Slurpee and the Brawler double suplexed Walker before Nacho did 10 punches to the Brawler. But as Slurpee went up to the top rope, Jay clipped him and dropkicked the Calgary Brawler. A flatliner by Walker to the Brawler was only a 2 count. Next, Jay went up top for an elbow but only got a 2. Finally a TKO on Slurpee was enough to win the match.

Match #2 - Damon Marx vs. La Sombra - Marx said before his match got started he prefers to wrestle to silence and tossed Sombra across the ring not once but twice. Damon then tugged on referee Rocky Augustino's beard. A collar elbow tie up into a headlock by Marx. Sombra recovered with an armdrag takedown and 3 dropkicks which took the larger Damon to the outside allowing Sombra to do a ploncha followed by a legdrop back in the ring. Marx recovered with a rake to the back and a kick to the gutt followed by a second kick as I thought he was going for a submission move. Sombra bounced back with hard chops but Damon delivered a rake to the eyes followed by a powerslam. La Sombra delivered 3 back kicks and a hurricanranna. La Sombra went up top for a five star frog splash but only got a 2. Marx clipped La Sombra int he thigh risking disqualification. After that he delivered a haymaker to referee Augustino.

Weasel's Den Segment With Laurence Fozzworth III - Today in the Weasel's Den, Wayne Stanton was the guest and Fozzworth wanted some answers. Wayne knew that he was owner of River City Wrestling and asked why he was no longer the owner. Wayne showed him the check and said the check was worthless. Fozzworth then said that he was going back to being a wrestling manager and brought out his first man. That man being Damon Marx. He then brought out his second shall we say great man. That man being The Great One.

Match #3 - Buddy Wiser vs. The Great One. - Wiser put The Great One in a headlock which the Great One countered into a headscissors. Buddy delivered a clothesline and a dropkick as well as a suplex for good measure. Wiser scoop slammed the Great One but missed with a legdrop from the top rope. This allowed the Great One to recover with a headlock. Damon Marx came out to distract Wiser but Buddy easily nailed him with a haymaker. This however, allowed Pepito to get the W. After the match both men continued the beatdown until La Sombra came out to make the save. Wiser got on the mic saying he was sick and tired of Marx running and hiding and he and La Sombra challenged both Pepito and Marx which they accepted on behalf of Mr. Fozzworth.

Intermission: several wrestlers came out to sign autographs and I went to the concession stand to get a couple canned drinks.

Scott Justice Promo: Scott says, last show the challenge was laid by Vinnie Valiant. Scott says later this afternoon Vinnie, when you look up and see the Southern Cross, you know you've tapped out.

Match #4 - Damon Marx & The Great One (with Laurence Fozzworth III) vs. Bad Boy Buddy Wiser & La Sombra - This match was made after the last match took place. Wiser and La Sombra took turns slapping and chopping the larger Marx. Marx recovered with a knee to the gutt of Wiser. The Great One received an elbow from La Sombra followed by vicious chops and a suplex for good measure but only got a 2. The Great One tags in Marx who gets a slingshot from Buddy as well as a shot to the shoulder. As Sombra tried a flying bodypress, Damon caught him with a backbreaker as well as a neckbreaker. The Great One delivered shots to the back of Sombra before tagging Damon who put on an armbar after Fozzworth choked him from the outside. The Great One delivered a spinning heel kick but La Sombra delivered one of his own before tagging Wiser who irishwhips Damon into the turnbuckle for an avalanche. In the end, a codebreaker from Marx was enough to get the win. After the match, Marx again nailed Rocky Augustino with yet another haymaker.

Match #5 - Rumble - Now originally this was supposed to be Scott Justice taking on Vinnie Valiant but Vinnie had a 10 count and he did not show so out comes Jay Walker to which Scott says ''Just what you'd expect.'' Scott puts a headlock and takes Jay down with a shoulderblock. Justice backs Walker but Jay took him down with a headscissors. As Jay went up to the top, several wrestlers came out from the back of the locker room which leads to a rumble with the winner becoming the number one contender for the RCW Title.

Order of Elimination:
Nacho Slurpee
Dynamite Doug Valentine aka The Calgary Brawler
Scott Justice
The Weasel eliminates himself
Jay Walker
Buddy Wiser
The Great One
Damon Marx

Winner: La Sombra

When the next show will be, nobody knows.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Master Blogger's Random Thoughts Part III

You know, after what transpired this past week and after what I heard last night on Wayne Stanton's show Tuesday Night Heat, I felt like I was left with no choice but to go to my blog and get a few things off my chest. Before I start, I want anyone and everyone reading this, to know that I am not stepping on anyone's toes because I know there are guys from CWE who read my blog, guys from NBW who read my blog, guys from RCW who read my blog and guys from PCW who read my blog but I'll get into that as we go along.

First things first, I have said this once but it needs to be said again: Saturday night when I went to the NBW show, I was told by Billy Blaze that while he was talking to write everything word for word which I did. Now I did not mean to cut a heel promo, I was just doing what was asked of me by a well respected wrestler. It might have been taken the wrong way but it did the job it was intended to do and that's shake things up.

I heard last night that Laurence Fozzworth III is returning to his role as a wrestling manager and I can't wait for this which means now Wayne has complete control of RCW again. I also heard Wayne say that now that he has complete control, it's time to make some changes. One of those changes is moving RCW to the Ellice Theatre. Well pretty much they have to because they have been challenged. Who will accept the challenge? I don't know.

From what I heard on the radio show from Curt Wakeman, the last match at the Restoring Order show was a Battle Royale which Cliff Corleone won. Darn!! I wish I had stuck around.

Many people have told me about my blog, that I do a fantastic job. Ask Buddy Wiser, ask Vinnie Valiant, ask Madman Muir, ask Pepito heck ask Mr. Fozzworth and they'll tell you that I do a fantastic job and hope I keep it up which I plan to keep doing this blog for a long, long time.

Now, I don't mean to cut another heel promo here but I agree with Billy when he talked about stepping up and saying enough of the politics. So the Master Blogger says this: If there's anybody in the back at RCW I honestly mean this. If there's anybody in the back at RCW who does not want to be with that company if there's anybody in the back at NBW who does not want to be with that company, if there's anybody in the back at any of the other promotions that does not want to be with their respective company, then just like the slogan for a certain company in the US says: You get the F out!!!

Monday, August 1, 2011

New Brand Wrestling Restoring Order Results

Tonight, New Brand Wrestling presented Restoring Order at the Ellice Theatre and Cafe. Here are the results courtesy of the Master Blogger.

Before the show begins Billy Blaze comes out and says that there are a lot of politics in the back and it's pissing him off. Billy then said to me and I quote: "Blogger, make sure you get this word for word" He challenged anyone from any promotion whether it's RCW, PCW, CWE, CCW (Leatherface's company) to come to NBW once a month. He also issued a statement to Mr. Wayne Stanton (Wayne if you are reading this I don't mean to sound like I'm cutting a heel promo and the Master Blogger has the uttmost respect for you just like you do me but I'm just writing what was told to me). Anyway, the statement was he needs to step up and put on a show like he used to. Because the RCW of today is not the company that Caveman Broda built. Blaze also stated that he challenged anyone from RCW to come to the August 27th show to face him. So RCW, if you're listening, you've got a challenge.

Opening Promo - Mike ''The Misfit'' Mission says Leo London gets a Mid-Canada Title Match and he doesn't. That brings Leo out to the ring to a standing ovation and says Mission, you do not deserve the title shot against Bobby Collins but I do. This leads to a brawl between the 2.

Opening Contest - Tyler Colton vs. Tommy Lee Curtis - An armdrag takedown by Colton send TLC to the outside. Tyler put on a second armdrag into an armbar. Colton then did a face rake and rammed Curtis to the mat. Tommy recovered but only got a 2. Tommy choked Colton but as Tyler tried a flying bodypress, Curtis put his knee up. Tyler bounced back but Tommy put him down by the hair. Tyler went put the boot up and took him down with a clothesline for a 2. Colton delivered an elbow to Tommy and executed a perfect TKO but again only got a 2. Curtis delivered a back cracker but he also got a 2. In the end Tyler got the win with a sunset flip.

Ricky Rivers & Reaper Promo: Rivers could not believe he wasted his time out here and called out Billy Blaze. Blaze comes out and the 2 of them exchange words until Cory Diamond comes behind and does a double noggin knocker starting the second match.

Match #2 - Cory Diamond & Billy Blaze vs. Soul Society - Blaze clamps down on the arm of Reaper before Reaper took Cory down with a clothesline. Diamond reverses it and Billy headbutts Reaper in the back twice. Diamond chops Ricky only to have Ricky bounce back. However, Cory took down Ricky. Reaper put Diamond in an STF but Cory escaped and managed to tag Blaze who delivered a stiff kick to Ricky before Ricky delivered one of his own. Reaper and Rivers double suplexed Blaze but in the end, Studs Inc. got the win. After the match Reaper took down Ricky with a Gore.

Match #3 - Scott Justice vs. James Beaver - Beaver shoved Scott to the mat twice before delivering 2 roundhouse elbows and a side slam. Justice delivered repeated kicks to Beaver but the Englishman recovered only to fall prey to Scott putting pressure on the knee and delivering a superkick. Beaver recovered with a shoulder tackle and elbows. Justice put Beaver in the Southern Cross only to have Beaver grab the rope and put Scott in a pumphandle slam for the W meaning win.

Match #4 - Triple Threat Match for the Mid-Canada Heavyweight Title - Leo London vs.''Misfit'' Mike Mission vs. ''The Rebel'' Bobby Collins (with Caveman Broda) - The Rebel went right after London before turning to the Misfit who attacked the champ from behind. Leo and the Misfit traded punches only to have London deliver a Hangman's Rolling Elbow but the Misfit recovered with a suplex. Collins delivered a suplex of his own in the ring while outside of the ring, Broda used a foreign object. The Rebel again struck with a double noggin knocker while Broda lurked outside the ring. Mike delivered a clothesline. Collins bodyslammed Mission and took him down with a clothesline. On the outside, London took down Mission with a clothesline. In the end, Leo London used the LaBelle Lock to force Mission to tap out to become the new Mid-Canada Heavyweight Champion.

Match #5 - Crazy Horse & Rex Roberts vs. Shadow Xtreme & Jay Walker - This was perhaps the longest match on the card. Walker stomped on Crazy Horse's hat. Roberts slapped Walker and Shadow. Shadow delivered a shot to the breadbasket of Rex. Crazy Horse decked a shot from Jay. Roberts decked a roundhouse kick but Shadow put Rex in an armbar before tagging in Jay. Jay put an armbar on before getting Xtreme back in who continued the assault on Roberts. Shadow put pressure on the arm before tagging in Jay Walker who delivered a roundhouse kick before again tagging Shadow where both men double-teamed Roberts before Shadow delivered 10 punches and 3 kicks. Rex delivered a thumb to the eye and a back suplex before tagging in Crazy Horse who delivered a hard chop but missed with an elbow. Rex a double underhook butterfly suplex to Jay. Shadow dropkicked Roberts but Shadow recovered with a hurricanranna. However, as Shadow was going for a high risk move, Crazy Horse threw a fireball in Shadow's eyes allowing Rex to get the 3 count.

Match #6 - Marc Merric vs. Marius - When Marius came out I said ''Business has now picked up!!'' Marius took down Merric with a headlock into a shoulderblock and slapped him in the back of the head. Merric countered with a backdrop. Marius delivered repeated kicks into a suplex for the win.

Match #7: Barbed Wire Tables Match - Zamil vs Samuel - Zamil opened the main event with a knee and a kendo stick shot but Samuel recovered with a shot of his own. Zamil tried chops but managed to take him down with a low blow. Samuel delivered shots to the gutt with a chair and grabbed a trash can. Zamil whacked Samuel and gave him a kick to the face. The Z-Man managed to recover with another shot before setting up the table which he went through but the table did not break however. The Z-Man suplexed Samuel into the table and onto the chair. Next, the Z-Man suplexed Samuel onto all the chairs that Samuel threw into the ring. On the outside after both men took shots with the staple gun, Zamil set up a table with barbed wire which sent both men crashing through it. Therefore the referee had no choice but to stop the match and call the paramedics

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Monday, July 25, 2011

AOD Extreme Consequences Results

Last night AOD presented Extreme Consequences at 4Play Sports Bar. Now this was not only my first time inside 4Play, but it was the return of the Master Blogger. Yes friends, after taking the June show off I had come back for one reason: to see that justice would be served. But onto the results:

Opening Contest: Tyler Colton vs. Brian Rich - Both men shook hands before the match as they are both fan favorites. Rich reversed the armbar but Tyler countered with a headlock and an armbar of his own as well as a kneeto the gutt. Brian put on the breaks to deliver a bodyslam but Colton bounced back with a backbreaker and an elbow to the back twice as well as a back suplex. Tyler put a surfboard on Rich as well as a back submission but Rich would reverse it and get a 2. Tyler put on a double cross armbar but only got a 2. Colton put on a bearhug but Brian escaped and delivered elbows and a dropkick as well as a flying bodypress for a 2. A shot to the breadbasket and a piledriver by Colton but he only got another 2 count. Next, Colton tried a TKO (or whatever that was) but again it was a 2. A superkick by Rich was another 2 count. Finally in the end, as Brian went up to the top rope, Colton countered with a T-Bone suplex to get the win.

Match #2 - AJ Sanchez vs. ''Pimp Daddy'' Rick Matthews - As Sanchez was getting ready to reveal his tag team partner to hold the CWE Tag Team straps, Team Impact came to the ring with Lacey and TJ Bratt and demanded that they get their tag team titles back. Sanchez dropped the belts and next month he and a partner of his choosing could face Royce and Anderson Tyson Moore for the belts. TJ Bratt then said he had booked AJ to face the Pimp Daddy Rick Matthews. AJ slapped Rick in the face, took him down with a shoulderblock and gave him a back bodydrop on the concrete. Matthews recovered with a neckbreaker as well as repeated elbows. As Rick prepared a chokehold he got a hard chop or his troubles by AJ. Rick delivered a clothesline in the corner and put on another chokehold. Sanchez would break out of this by tossing him into the turnbuckle and a high risk move. Matthews delivered a moonsault for a 2. Sanchez did a ploncha to the outside. Back in the ring, The Pimp Daddy delivered a 619 but in the end Sanchez pitched Matthews over his head to get the win.

Match #3 - Matt Fairlane vs. ''Misfit'' Mike Mission - The Misfit put on an armbar but Matt recovered with a DDT and a backbreaker as well as a foot stomp followed by a suplex. The Misfit recovered with a reverse atomic drop and a clothesline but in the end Matt delivered his Fairlane Widowmaker for the win. After the match, Matt put the entire roster on notice: He was going to do whatever it took to win and prove why Matt Fairlane is a winner in every promotion he's been in.

Match #4 - Moses Luke & Sabertooth vs. Billy Blaze & Cory Diamond - Luke shoves Diamond to the mat. In comes Blaze who gets the same treatment. Luke tags in Tooth who chops Diamond and tags Moses back in. Moses delivers an irish whip into a spinebuster but gets a 2 count. Moses tags in Tooth who delivers a knee to Diamond. Both big men double teamed Diamond again but Cory somehow managed to tag in Blaze who was all fired up after being on the outside for too long. Blaze delivered stiff kicks to both men until both men delivered a High Tide (or whatever that is) for the victory. After the match, 2 men came through the crowd and attacked Luke and Tooth. It was revealed that those 2 men were Nate Hardy and Darien Karisma aka The Murder City Saints. The Saints challenged the big men for next month which they accepted.

Match #5 - CWE Heavyweight Title Match  - Tommy Lee Curtis vs. Mentallo - Curtis sporting new gear, put a headlock on the champ but the champ reversed it into an armbar but Tommy turned it around with a dropkick. Mentallo countered with a legdrop and choked with his boot. The champ poured on the match but TLC recovered with a sunset flip for a 2. Mentallo missed in the corner but put on an abdominal stretch. TLC delivered a crescent kick and a suplex for a 2. TLC rolled Mentallo into a small package for a 2. Mentallo tried a piledriver and a brainbuster but he wasn't done yet... As he set up TLC for a second brain buster, TLC bounced back but missed a legdrop, in the end Mentallo remained CWE Heavyweight Champ.

Match #6 - 123Approved.ca Open Rules Title Match - ''Big'' Cliff Corleone vs Darren ''The Bomb'' Dalton - This match was under first blood rules. A shoulderblock by Cliff could not take the Bomb down nor could one of Dalton's own take down Corleone. However, Darren managed to stomp on the hands of Big Cliff but Cliff countered with an avalanche in the corner. However, the Bomb rammed Cliff's head into all 4 turnbuckles and delivered an elbow. Cliff recovered with elbows of his own but the Bomb delivered a flying clothesline, 10 punches and a shoulder. In the end, Corleone was the first to draw blood at the hands of Dalton's chain, thus losing the match. Winner and still 123Approved.ca Open Rules Champion: Darren ''The Bomb'' Dalton.

Match #7 - CWE Tag Team Title Match - Zack Mercury and Paul Arcidi vs. Team Impact with Lacey - Merc backed ATM to the corner and did a legdrop armbar. Arcidi tossed Robby to the mat twice. Royce delivered a knee to Arcidi. A double team on ATM by both Paul and Zack. Zack dropkicked ATM. On the outside, The Pitbull choked Merc. Back inside the ring, ATM delivered a boot to Z-Merc. An arrogant cover by Anderson Tyson Moore was only a 2. Moore tagged in Royce who delivered a neckbreaker. However, Zack would recover with a double suplex to both men. Arcidi was on fire and delivered a double spear to the champs. As Zack got ready to deliver Mercury Rising, Lacey threw powder in Merc's eyes. Blinded, Merc delivered Mercury Rising to his own partner. This allowed Team Impact to get the W meaning win. After the match, Merc and Arcidi argued. During this melee, Matt Fairlane slithered into the ring and delivered a piledriver to Paul Arcidi twice.

Match #8 Main Event - ''Hotshot'' Danny Duggan vs. Raven with TJ Bratt - With his job in CWE on the line, Danny was going to do whatever it took to win the match. As Raven had said: ''Sometimes in life, we make our own choices, sometimes a choice is made for us or in your case Duggan, sometimes there is no choice. Raven took down Duggan with a shoulderblock and a knee but Duggan recovered with repeated kicks and rammed Raven's head into the post as well as using a trash can lid plus a cookie sheet. Back into the can went Danny who pulled out a chain which had been used earlier in the night. Raven would pick up the chain and use it on Hotshot. Bratt handed Raven a trash can lid and Raven used it to whack Duggan. Raven got reversed into the chair. Danny delivered a drop toehold to Raven on the chair. As the match continued, Duggan rammed Raven into the corner but Raven recovered. The match went back and forth but in the end, Danny Duggan got the win to keep his job with CWE and justice was served just like I predicted. After the match, TJ Bratt snapped, getting on the mic saying he was going to say something to Raven that has never been said before. Unfortunatly I missed that part but all in all, I enjoyed the card and I plan to be at the one in August.

Saturday, July 16, 2011

River City Wrestling Road To Justice Results

This afternoon, River City Wrestling presented Road to Justice at the Salvation Army Centre on the corner of Logan and Lizzie. Here are the results of the event.

Opening Match: The Great Pepito vs. Jay Walker - Pepito said that he was not going to start the match until Walker kisses his royal feet (reminds me of someone else I know who used those exact same words folks). Walker tripped up Pepito and went to work on him outside the ring. Back in the ring, The Great One choked Walker with his boot and delivered a hard right. Walker got his head rammed but he recovered with a bodyslam and a top rope elbow for the 3 count until Pepito put his foot under the rope allowing the match to continue. When it  did Walker got the win with a rollup. After the match Pepito beat down Walker.

Lord Damien Wolfstein Promo: Wolfstein says to the crowd that they were supposed to see Scott Justice here today, but he's got some sort of injury he sustained but I'll bring him out so he can address you guys. Justice comes out and says that he will not be able to wrestle today. Out comes Vinnie Valiant who claims he came here to fight and to quote Vinnie Valiant, ''I'll show you how it's done.''

Match #2 - Vinnie Valiant vs. A Mystery Opponent - Pepito brought out some masked guy to the ring to take on Valiant. Valiant tripped the masked man up twice, but the big man put him down with a hard clothesline and a bodyslam followed by a fistdrop for a 2 count. Vinnie bounced back with a crucifix and sunset flip but both times only got a 2 count. The big man bounced back with a powerbomb that Vinnie turned into a bulldog followed by a rollup and again got a 2 count. The big man tried an exclamation point but in the end, Vinnie managed to pin the big guy with his 450 Splash. After the match Pepito continued the beatdown.

Match #3 - Madman Muir vs. Prince Feurgo Jr. - 2 hard clotheslines could not take the larger Muir down as he countered Feurgo with a backbreaker and a knee to the back. A chokeslam by Muir was a 2 count. Madman put Fuergo in an armbar but the Prince quickly bounced back only to get put down again and then tossed outside the ring. Muir tried to ram the prince to the ringpost but Feurgo reversed it and Muir went crashing into the ringpost. Back inside the ring, Muir delivered a bodyslam and a sleeper but as referee Rocky Augustino raised his hand for the 3rd time, the prince bounced back with 2 elbows only to get put down again. Madman then delivered a backbreaker but got a 2. As Muir delivered a low blow to the gutt he got disqualified by Rocky Augustino thus giving the Prince the win via DQ.

Intermission: I got to talk to some of the wrestlers.

Laurence Fozzworth III Promo: Mr. Fozzworth announced that because the current General Manager Evan Everhard packed his bags and went on vacation that a new GM was running things here and that person was Lord Damien Wolfstein. Fozzworth called out Pepito saying he wants answers. Well first Pepito spoke Spanish being that he was from El Salvador. Pepito says ''So you want answers? Pepito then whacks Louis with the tennis racket.

Match #4 - Daemon Marx vs. Buddy Wiser - Wiser put Daemon in an armbar but Marx put on one of his own and delivered a kick before going back to the armbar and a footstomp. Buddy bounced back but Marx delivered a rake to the eyes. Daemon went up top but Wiser met him with a shot to the breadbasket as well as hard chops. Marx met Buddy with a knee and a gutt foot stomp. Buddy recovered with chops to the head and a hard slam but when he went up top, Marx met him with a boot, however, Wiser managed to do a sunset flip for a 2 until a double clothesline put both big men down. The match went back and forth until Marx got disqualified. When this happened out came Pepito and Madman Muir to beat up on Wiser, Vinnie Valiant and Jay Walker come out for the save thus starting the 6 man tag main event.

Match #5 - 6 Man War - Muir gets double clotheslined by both Vinnie and Buddy. Wiser misses a legdrop and gets a beatdown by the Great Pepito. Pepito got clotheslined by Buddy followed by a suplex. Walker does an elbow to the foot of Pepito. Pepito tags in Marx who clotheslines Jay. Jay gets double clotheslined by Marx and Madman. Pepito put a legmove on Walker with help from Madman. Walker recovers and tags Vinnie who was on fire before tagging Jay back in. Pepito tags Daemon who gets hard rights by Buddy. Buddy tags in Vinnie who gets chopped by Marx. The match goes back and forth until Scott Justice runs in and puts Vinnie in the Southern Cross thus setting up next week at the Salvation Army Centre.

Friday, July 15, 2011

PCW Boiling Point Results

Last night, Premier Championship Wrestling presented Boiling Point at Dylan's nightclub on Pembina Highway, now this was an all ages show and this was also the first time that the Master Blogger, you know that's me blogged the results for a PCW show. But enough talking and let's get to the results from PCW's Boiling Point.

Opening Contest: Prince Feurgo Jr. & Kory Kinkade vs. Seeds Of Evil - There was a lot of frequent tags both in this opening contest from both members of the Seeds Of Evil. Kinkade and Feurgo attacked the Seeds from the opening bell. Nash delivered a boot to the Prince and tagged in EZ who delivered a sidewalk slam before tagging Trent Nash back in who delivered a hard bodyslam while Ryder performed 2 hard chops. Trent delivered a rake to the back, however, the Prince managed to tag Kinkade. However, Ryder tagged in big TNT who delivered a legdrop. Kory put  a headlock on Trent before tagging Feurgo who got back suplexed by TNT who then tagged in Ryder who delivered a hard chop to the Prince before once again tagging in Nash who delivered a legdrop and again tagged in EZ. Feurgo went for punches but was caught by EZ who delivered 10 rights of his own. TNT delivered a huge splash to get the W meaning win.

The Experience Promo: Kenny Omega get on the mic and explains why he left Winnipeg, his response: ''I can't be like Scott Justice, so I decided to become like Jushin Thunder Liger whoever he is (but dear readers, you and I know who Jushin Liger is) so I went over to Japan. Anyway, Chris Stevens then gets on the mic and rants on Scott Justice calling him the Cult Kid. This brings PCW Heavyweight Champion ''Playboy'' Will Damon to the ring and as he's talking he gets interrupted by Scott Justice who challenges Damon for the PCW Heavyweight Title. Damon accepts and wins. After the match Damon cuts a promo giving Justice advice telling him when he goes into the Premier Rumble tonight to be his own man and make sure justice is served.

Match #2: Leo London vs. Antonio Scorpio Jr. -  In the beginning of the match, Leo had to make Scorpio fight him so he threw out some insults that did not work, so London slapped Scorpio and after a short exchange got back suplexed by Antonio who once again turned his back to London. Leo then attacked Scorpio with a charging shoulder back in the corner, built up steam for a second one, only to have Scorpio counter with a tight front facelock and some knees to the body before dropping him with a front suplex. Scorpio then attempted to walk away but Leo called him a Frenchman trying to run away.  Scorpio then came back in and after a short exchange backed him up to the ropes and whipped London off in an attempt to hit a clothesline he ducked and hit a flying calf kick, Leo then bait Scorpio to stand and hit the Misawa Elbow rush followed up with a charging Elbow Smash off the ropes. London covered for a 2.

Match #3 - PCW Tag Team Title Match: Southern Comfort vs. The Experience vs. ''Priceless'' Chad Tatum & Mike Angels - Originally this match was supposed to be Knight and Kaos vs. Omega and Stevens but out came the Commander-In-Chief Mike Arnott who first says Chris Stevens is entrant number 1 in the Premier Rumble to which I said Ha-Ha. Next out comes the third team for this match: Mike Angels and the returning Priceless Chad Tatum. Knight puts a headlock on Omega and gives him a shoulderblock but Kenny recovers with a boot. However, The Outlaw put on an armbar but Omega managed to tag in Stevens who got a back elbow before Angels came in and was on fire before being stopped by JP Kaos and Adam Knight. Mike recovered with a suplex and a chop tp Kenny before tagging in Chad Tatum who also was on fire but got stopped by a back suplex by Kenny. Stevens tagged himself in and fell prey to a spinebuster by the Outlaw as well as a wishbone and a neckbreaker into a double axhandle. Chad bounced back but fell victim to a Kenny Omega suplex for a 2.

Tatum tagged in Angels who again was on fire until Kenny did a ploncha onto everyone on the outside. Back in the ring, Stevens celebrated but did not see Angels from behind who put the Canadian Idol in the GTS for a 2. When the match continued, Knight delivered his and Kaos' finisher but got a 2. Next, the Outlaw tried a Lariat but also got a 2. The match went back and forth but in the end, the Experience had captured the tag team titles. After the match, Adam Knight told Kaos to hand over the Canadian Title to him. Kaos did hand the belt to him...in the face that is. Kaos clocked Knight with the belt. No doubt Knight will be looking for revenge now.

''Remarkable'' Chris Marxwell Promo: Marxwell announces that the last show he suffered an injury which could be career threatening. He had been with PCW for many years and if this injury is not career threatening he is going to be the new junior heavyweight champion.

Premier Rumble: Order of Entrance:
''Canadian Idol'' Chris Stevens
Antonio Scorpio Jr
Kenny Omega
''Priceless'' Chad Tatum
Prince Fuergo Jr.
Mike Angels
Leo London
''Vicious'' Donny Dicaprio
''Outlaw'' Adam Knight
Mike Hamar
Scott Justice
Kory Kinkade
JP Kaos

Order of Elimination:
Prince Fuergo Jr.
Leo London
''Vicious'' Donny Dicaprio
Antonio Scorpio Jr.
JP Kaos
Kory Kinkade
Mike Angels
Chris Stevens

Unfortunatly I missed the ending but all in all I enjoyed the card.

Saturday, July 2, 2011

River City Wrestling All Hell's Breaking Loose Results

This afternoon after a couple months off, River City Wrestling presented All Hell's Breaking Loose at the Salvation Army on the corner of Logan & Lizzie. Here are the results as provided by yours truly, The Master Blogger.

Opening Contest: Marius vs. Buddy Wiser - After 2 collar elbow tieups to the turnbuckle, followed by a clean break each time, Marius slapped Wiser in the face but Buddy retaliated with a slap of his own and an armbar which Marius would reverse but then Wiser reversed it again and put down Marius with a clothesline and 3 hard chops to the chest followed by a forearm uppercut for a 2. Marius bounced back with stomps to the chest and a neckbreaker for a 2. Marius countered with a top rope legdrop but only got a 2. Marius tried again, but this time Buddy Wiser rolled out of the way and bounced back with hard rights until Dirty Dick Walker came out as a distraction. Walker hooked Wiser but when Marius charged he hit Walker instead this allowed Wiser to get the W meaning win.

Match #2 - Scott Justice vs. Jay Walker - This was a match between 2 stars from another promotion in the city. Justice attacked Jay from behind but Walker with a clothesline and a headscissors takedown. Both men chased each other around ringside but as Jay got into the ring he was met with an elbow from Scott. Scott then nailed Jay with a backbreaker, a hard chop and suplexed him for good measure but only got a 2. Scott poured the match on with a dropkick and a mini Code Breaker. Jay would bounce back for a bit but Scott nailed him with another dropkick. Jay bounced back with a flying clothesline, a bodyslam but when he went up top for a high risk move, Scott caught him off guard. An elbow from the top rope by Walker was a 2 count. Justice nailed Jay with a bulldog for a 2. Walker nailed him with a Death Valley Driver/RKO combination of sorts but Scott would grab the rope allowing the match to continue. When it did, Justice put Walker in the Southern Cross submission for the win.

Match #3 - "The Rebel" Bobby Collins w/Caveman Broda vs. Mike "The Misfit" Mission - Collins slapped Mission in the face but Mike but on an armbar into a headlock and took The Rebel down with a clothesline into another armbar followed by a headlock takedown. Both men chased each other around the ring just like what we saw in the last match. Back in the ring Collins bit the Misfit on the forehead. On the outside, Broda choked Mission with the bottom rope but the Misfit bounced back. Collins delivered a back elbow but Mission recovered with a sunset flip for a 2. The Rebel countered with a slap and a chokehold followed by a hard right with Broda biting him to the back. Mission recovered with a clothesline and a bodyslam followed by an elbow and a Vader Bomb but only got a 2 count. Next, the Misfit tried a suplex but it was blocked allowing Bobby to get the W meaning win.

Match #4 - "Dirty" Dick Walker vs. Vinnie Valiant - Walker put on an armbar but Vinnie would reverse it. Walker delivered a hard right. Vinnie would bounce back with a flying bodypress for a 2 count. The Dirty One choked Valiant with his boot and delivered a gutt wrench suplex for a 2 count. Vinnie delivered a rollup for a 2, but Walker clotheslined him. Valiant delivered a clothesline of his own into a monkey flip but Walker but him down with another hard clothesline and a dropkick but missed with a charge to the turnbuckle. Vinnie went up top for his pattented 450 Splash till Marius ran in and both he and Walker attacked until Buddy Wiser made the save.

Intermission - several wrestlers came out to sign autographs and I went to the concession stands.

Match #5 - "Big" Cliff Corleone vs. "The Great" Pepito w/Nacho Slurpee - Pepito tried everything to take Corleone down but Cliff caught him with a shoulderblock and choked him with the knee. Cliff put the Great One in an armbar and delivered a thunderous back kick. Pepito would eventually recover but out came Samuel who dragged Pepito under the ring. In the end, Cliff Corleone got the W meaning win. After the match, Pepito turned on Nacho Slurpee, this brought out River City Wrestling owner Laurence Fozzworth III who asked Pepito why he did what he did and all Pepito could say was he was sick and tired of losing.

Match #6 - Taped Fist Match - Madman Muir vs. Samuel vs. Billy Blaze - An added stipulation was added to the match by RCW owner Mr. Fozzworth that the loser would be gone from River City Wrestling for good. Samuel countered with lefts and rights and tossed Billy out of the ring, Samuel and Blaze took turns ganging up on Muir until Blaze tossed Samuel into the chairs outside the ring. The match got out of control with Muir whacking Samuel with the barbed wire and tossing him into the wall. Back in the ring, Samuel took turns going after both Muir and Blaze. Blaze delivered a stiff kick in the corner to Muir and a superkick to Samuel as well as another stiff kick on the outside but Madman countered with a neckbreaker whereas Samuel delivered shoulders in the corner to Muir  In the end Madman Muir pinned Samuel and because of this, Samuel is now gone from River City for good.

Match #7 - Main Event: Buddy Wiser & Vinnie Valiant vs. "Dirty" Dick Walker and Marius - This match was made earlier this afternoon because of what happened earlier. Walker and Marius attacked from the opening bell but Vinnie bounced back with roundhouse kicks and a clothesline before tagging Wiser who tossed The Dirty One outside who then tagged in Marius. Marius was put in a headlock by Wiser and fell prey to a moonsault by Valiant. Wiser put Marius in an armbar and got double-clotheslined for good measure. Dirty Dick countered with an elbow on Vinnie and both him and Marius double clotheslined him. Marius took Valiant over with a snapmare and tagged in the Dirty One who suplexed Vinnie onto the turnbuckles, Vinnie however would bounce back with a small package but only got a 2 count. Both Walker and Marius would double suplex Vinnie and then out came the Rebel Bobby Collins to give the assist to Walker and Marius. However Vinnie would recover and this prompted Valiant to tag in Buddy who was on fire. In the end Vinnie used the 450 splash to pin Marius for the 3 count.