Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 24, 2008
Wrestling and MMA fans, please take time to go to listen to the new episode of Absolute Wrestling Radio. The 11-23-2008 episode discusses WWE’S 2008 Survivor Series card and TNA wrestlers who are on the way out.
MMA fans will be treated to news on Fedor/Affliction and a challenge to Brock Lesnar.
If you are new at MWR and would like to know what Absolute Wrestling Radio, take time to read Josh Ray’s interview with ABS radio host Mark Bland.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Absolute Wrestling Radio, Affliction, Brock Lesnar, Fedor, Mark Bland, MMA, TNA, WWE | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 24, 2008
MWR was excited to be part of history last month in Royalton IL when the LONRS (Mark Sterling and Darrien Sanders) defeated the Phoenix Twins (Tweek and Dash) to become the All American Pro Wrestling tag team Champions
Thanks to the wonderful people at AAPW we are able to share with you, one of the most underrated matches of the year in the Midwest.
Wrestling fans I give you …..
All American Pro Wrestling
AAPW Tag Team Champions The Phoenix Twins vs. The LONRS
Royalton IL October 25th
Part 2
All American Pro Wrestling recently asked the fans to vote at their site on who they would like to see take on the LONRS for the Tag team titles. St Louis’s own Vinyl and Vega was chosen to take on the new tag team Champions. Due to the demand of both teams schedule the first time that they both can hook up at AAPW is scheduled to be Saturday March 14th 2009, at location to be named later.
For more information go to All American Pro Wrestling
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: All American Pro Wrestling, Darrien Sanders, Dash, LONRs, mark sterling, Phoenix Twins, Tweek, Vinyl and Vega | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 23, 2008
I would like to introduce myself to those who do not know me. My name is Brian Kelley, and I am living a dream working with Missouri Wrestling Revival. I was hooked the moment I saw All Star Wrestling that included stars such as Harley Race, Bulldog Bob Brown and Rufus R Jones. When Ric Flair came on my screen to do a promo the addiction to the sport was cemented. I truly love pro wrestling and feel honored to be a small part of the sport today.
In the very short time that the site has been in existence I have met fellow fans, wrestlers, referees, photographers as well as promoters that I hope will remain friends even if they are not part of the business.
Through the past year my soul mate Dubray and I have made our way to over 30 wrestling shows, in the Midwest. With the closest shows being 3 hours from us, that is something of which I am very proud of. I support all types of pro wrestling, old school, new school, hardcore, just as long as it respects the business and the fans.
While MWR owner and one of my best friends Josh Ray is overseas serving our country, I will do my best to keep the site up and going till he comes back. I am proud to be working beside the very talented Kari Williams, a young lady whose writing skills far outweigh mine. Peter Hahn and Kenneth Scott, the St Louis Wrestling Community along with the voting staff for the MWR awards provide invaluable contributions to the site.
This past year has seen some exciting coverage from MWR that has included the MWR 100, the monthly awards, as well as the Josh Ray’s fresh take on the rankings system for the Missouri Wrestling Revival cup. MWR T-shirts have been made, with the hopes of getting the name of the website out there so the fans can know of a place to come to find out about organizations and wrestlers in the Midwest.
Recaps of shows are one of my favorites here at MWR, not only do you get to see the results, you are able to know the story behind the feuds. MWR Spotlights gives the readers and me a chance to know who to look out for and how they got here.
I am thrilled that we have teamed up with 3XW and PWP for the Future release of the MWR “Best of the Midwest” series to be put on DVD. With matches that have included Tyler Cook vs. Shane Hollister and The LONRS vs. The Northstar Express the release is sure to live up to the billing of the Best of the Midwest. We hope to work with other organizations to feature their respected companies and wrestlers in 2009.
On a personal note, I am a single parent of a teenage son, who is my number one priority. Surprisingly enough, he has no interest in pro wrestling but I believe we have to each find our happiness. Josh is a great son, who is on the A + program, a Varsity football player that won his schools defensive player of the year as well as a member of Drama. I am also blessed in the fact that I have wonderful family in my life, two basset hounds and a girl who can handle my obsession with pro wrestling.
To everyone that has supported us in the past year, a thank you just isn’t enough. For those who have kept their distance or may have had doubts, we believe in the old saying ” Respect is not given it is earned”. We will continue to work hard and look to earn your respect.
I hope that everyone has patience with me as I try to fill the very talented shoes of Josh Ray. I have a lot to learn about working the site, but I am passionate about it so I will give a 100 percent. If you ever have any questions, comments, complaints or suggestions on how we can improve the site then please let me know.
Sincerely
Brian “Flair” Kelley
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 21, 2008
Missouri Wrestling Revival will be front and center when High Voltage Wrestling Returns this weekend in St Louis.( Granite City) Watch the commercial here, then come to the show and sign up for a chance to win a FREE MWR T-shirt.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 18, 2008
October Wrestler of the Month
Jeremy Wyatt [ PWP] [LWA] [3XW]
No wrestler in the Midwest is as hot as Jeremy “The Rebel” Wyatt. On October 17th at 3XW he earned the right to be the number one contender to the 3xw Pure Championship title held by Tyler Cook by defeating former Pure Champion Maddog McDowell and international star Arik Cannon.
A week later he returned to LWA where he cashed in his Medallion to LWA President Luke Roberts before Roberts could declare the LWA title strip the injured Jordan Lacey of the belt. Since Lacey could not defend the belt, Roberts had no other choice but to give the Rebel the title. Wyatt never one to walk away from a fight successfully defended the belt that night in another three way, this time with KC Karrington and once again Arik Cannon.
Less than 24 hours, Wyatt made his way to Pro Wrestling Phoenix to take on the mammoth Abu Colossus for the PWP Championship. Wyatt was able to defeat one of the most impressive big men in the Midwest to become the new PWP Champion. It is only fitting that Jeremy Wyatt wins once again in October.
1st Runner Up – Casanova [3XW]
2nd Runner Up – “Bloody” Harker Dirge [NBWA]
3rd Runner Up – Shane Rich [AAPW]
Others receiving votes: AJ Williams [MMWA-SICW]
October Tag Team of the Month
The Northstar Express (Ryan Cruz and Darin Corbin) [PWP] [AAW] [LWA]
The Northstar Express traveled to LWA for a classic match up between Johnny Vinyl & Davey Vega. The upstart tag team of Vinyl and Vega was able to get the upset win. The Northstar Express did not let that get them down as they headed to PWP and took on one of the arch rivals the LONRS for the Tag team titles. The LONRS had beaten the Northstar Express twice before this encounter so with their final chance to become the PWP Tag Team Champions, in a match up between two of the top tag teams in the Midwest, the Northstar Express was able to get the belts that have eluded them all year.
1st Runner Up – The LONRS (Mark Sterling and Darrien Sanders [AAPW] [PWP]
2nd Runner Up – Johnny Vinyl & Davey Vega [LWA]
3rd Runner Up Dinn T. Moore & Brian Breaker [WLW]
October Women of the Month
Amy Henning [WLW]
Not content in just being the daughter of Curt “Mr Perfect” Henning, Amy has worked hard at WLW. The first match ups between her and Stacey O’Brien was the classic wily veteran taking advantage of young rookie. On October 24th in Warsaw Missouri, Amy proved that she is a quick learner and defeated O’Brien to become the new WLW Ladies Champion. MWR staff took notice and voted her the October Women of the Month
1st Runner Up –Stacey O’ Brien [WLW]
2nd Runner Up – Malia Hosaka [3XW]
3rd Runner Up –Melanie Cruise [POWW]
October Promotion of the Month
High Voltage Wrestling
Many doubted the new promotion in St Louis capable of having a show much less being successful. HVW on October 4th welcomed fans and wrestlers alike to come and see what they were all about. The night showcased powerhouses Donovan Ruddick, High flyers DaCobra, a top tag team in the Hybirds and a ACU-30 Title defense. HVW delivered a rollercoaster of action and suspense that impressed the wrestling world.
High Voltage Wrestling understands that they can not fly under the radar. They have reloaded for their next show. They will crown the first HVW Champion when “The Future” Donovan Ruddick takes on Brandon Espinosa. Mark Sterling will battle DaCobra and Kahagas has been brought in to take on MWR Wrestler of the Month Jeremy Wyatt. This and much more is why HVW has earned the respect of MWR.
1st Runner Up –LWA
2nd Runner Up – 3XW
3rd Runner Up –PWP
Others receiving votes – IWA Productions,
October personality of the Month
Josh C Ray
A good leader is able to make those around him strive to reach their full potential. He can inspire confidence in others and draws out the trust and best efforts of the team. All this is true of Josh Ray.
Josh C Ray built Missouri Wrestling Revival out of respect and love for Pro Wrestling. MWR has the same qualities as the owner who started it. Josh is caring, hardworking, trustworthy, and passionate along with the highest integrity.
He has spent countless hours working on the site, reaching out his hand to whoever needed it. He never settled for anything but the best. He introduced the MWR “Wrestling Revival Cup” rankings and spearheaded the MWR Best of the Midwest series which is a dream to show other wrestling fans that the Midwest has some of the best talent in the world.
He is married to a beautiful woman, who is also his best friend, Sara. They are proud parents of a young son Jalen. I dare you to have a conversation with him that doesn’t mention his boy Jalen.
A proud American who has served our country once before, he has once again been called by his country to return to Iraq. His dream to support Pro Wrestling will stay alive while he is gone, but he still looks forward to returning to Missouri to lend a helping hand to Midwest pro wrestling
Josh, your colleagues have awarded you with the MWR October Personality of the month.
1st Runner Up –Tiffany Lafane [LWA]
Others receiving votes: None
October Match of the Month
The Norhtstar Express
Vs.
The LONRS
[Pro Wrestling Phoenix]
October 25th in Council Bluffs, IA
The LONRS had twice defeated The Northstar Express while retaining the Pro Wrestling Phoenix Tag Team Titles. On October 25th, the LONRS (Mark Sterling and Darrien Sanders) looked to have their number once again. The Northstar Express Ryan Cruz and Darin Corbin) would not give up. One PWP fans stated “I’ve never heard stiffer superkicks in my 3 years of PWP fandom”. In a night of near falls, the Northstar Express walked away with the win but both teams earned the October Match of the Month.
1st Runner Up-
Triple threat match for the LWA title
Jeremy Wyatt vs. Arik Cannon vs. KC Karrington
[LWA]
October 24th in O’Fallon, IL
2nd Runner Up-
AAW Heavyweight Title match
Tyler Black vs. Claudio Castagnoli
[AAW]
October 4th in Berwyn, IL
3rd Runner Up-
3XW Pure Championship Match
Tyler Cook vs. Shane Hollister
[3xw]
October 17th in Des Moines, IA
Others receiving votes
All American Pro Wrestling Tag Team title match
Phoenix Twins vs. The LONRS
October 18th in Royalton, IL
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: "Bloody" Harker Dirge, 3XW, A.J. Williams, AAPW, AAW, Abu Colossus, Amy Henning, Arik Cannon, Brandon Espinosa, Brian Breaker, Casanova, Claudio Castagnoli, DaCobra, Darin Corbin, Darrien Sanders, Davey Vega, Dinn T. Moore, Donovan Ruddick, High Voltage Wrestling, Hybirds, IWA Productions, jeremy wyatt, Johnny Vinyl, Jordan Lacey, K.C. Karrington, Kahagas, LONRs, Luke Roberts, LWA, Maddog McDowell, Malia Hosaka, mark sterling, Melanie Cruise, MMWA-SICW, NBWA, Northstar Express, Phoenix Twins, POWW, Ryan Cruz, shane hollister, Shane Rich, Stacey O’Brien, Tiffany Lafane, Tyler Black, tyler cook, WLW | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 17, 2008
By Brian “Flair” Kelley
Kansas Wrestling fans have been patiently waiting for wrestling to return. They will be rewarded November 29th, when NWA Midwest presents Dynamo Pro Wrestling in Pomona, Kansas. Fans will have a chance to see some of the best athletes that Kansas City has to offer, as well as top wrestlers around the Midwest.
NWA Kansas Champion #1 Brett Young vs. Tyler Cook
The main event will feature one of the most charismatic wrestlers with Brett Young defending his title against Tyler Cook. What will be Young’s strategy will be anyone’s guess as he draws on his years of experience. That advantage has helped him win the Championship when he defeated Tony Cortez, Hype Gotti, Jeremy Wyatt, Jaysin Strife and Darrien Sanders in an elimination match in March before taking the title from Mark Sterling that very night.
On the other side of the ring will be Tyler Cook. In the absence of Kansas wrestling he has been in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa working hard and improving his game. The NWA has taken notice and rewarded him with a dream opportunity to come back home and win the Kansas Championship. Cook will have to use his youth and speed to reach that goal. Many have dubbed Cook as the future of Midwest wrestling, has his time come this soon?
The LONRS vs. The Ego Express
Kansas fans are very aware of the tactics and talent of both Mark Sterling and Darrien Sanders, but for the very first time they will see them collectivity as the LONRS. They have quickly become one of the most talked about tag teams in the Midwest. With mind games and quick tags they keep their opponents guessing, with that moment of uncertainty Sanders can strike with a vicious kick and end it quickly.
Though the Ego Express are not household names in the Kansas area, let it be known that after this match they will not be forgotten. Spoiled Steven Kennedy and KC Karrington are arguably the best tag team in St Louis. Exciting, fast and electrifying you can never turn your head because you never know what you will miss when these two hit the ring.
If you are a fan of tag team wrestling then this match is for you!
NWA Missouri Champion Dingo vs. Jeremy “The Rebel” Wyatt
These two had a classic in August in St Louis that had the Kansas native within seconds of becoming the Missouri Champion. When the smoke cleared from the battle of the two best wrestlers in the Midwest, Dingo had retained the title when he defeated Wyatt with a moonsault press. Out of respect Dingo offered a handshake after the match, but Wyatt delivered a cheapshot then proceeded to land a vicious hammerlock DDT and left the Champion knocked out to end of the evening.
Though Wyatt may be in his hometown, Dingo is loved and respected from the Kansas fans. Dingo is the Ric Flair of the Midwest, in the respect that you can always count on him for a great match, Wyatt this year has reached that plateau as well.
Will Dingo be able to get revenge or will Wyatt even the score on one of the few men that has been able to pin the Rebel in O8?
Like you would need anymore reason to join us In Kansas!!
NWA Dynamo Pro Wrestling delivers with special guest Ring of Honor Superstar Davey Richards. Richards is one of the top talents around the world. Known for his powerful strikes, intensity in every match he is in, you will be glad you got to see him in action.
Also signed:
Shorty Biggs vs Billy McNeil
Davey Vega vs Mike Sydal vs Kraig Keesman vs Adam Rich vs Domino Rivera vs Brandon Espinosa
Fan appreciation
A meet and greet with the Dynamo Pro wrestlers will be at Buzzards Pizza, 400 E Franklin St, from 3-5.
Come early and sign up for a chance to win an exclusive MWR T-shirt that will be given away during intermission.
Ticket prices are $8.00 in advance, $10.00 at the door and only $5.00 for kids under 12. You can pick tickets up at Wilmart Convenience store in Pomona, or in Ottawa at Muck-N-Goods Pawn or Dragon Video Rental.
For more information go to NWA Dynamo Pro Wrestling
This Dynamo Pro Wrestling is a fundraiser for the Pomona Masonic Lodge #41. Both parties welcome you out for a fun night of pro wrestling.
(Card subject to change)
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Adam Rich, Billy McNeil, Brandon Espinosa, Brett Young, Darrien Sanders, Davey Richards, Davey Vega, Dingo, Domino Rivera, Ego Express, Hype Gotti, Jaysin Strife, jeremy wyatt, K.C. Karrington, Kraig Keesman, LONRs, mark sterling, Mike Sydal, NWA, NWA Dynamo Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor, Shorty Biggs, Steven Kennedy, Tony Cortez, tyler cook | 1 Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 16, 2008
By Brian “Flair” Kelley
Hype Gotti and Tony Cortez, are the tag team known as “Simply the Best”. The two have more charisma than the whole locker room where they are booked. On a night before a Pro Wrestling Phoenix Show, they enlightened me with their thoughts on Missouri Wrestling Revival and at the time the Election between John McCain and Barack Obama.
When the former Pro Wrestling Phoenix Champion Abu Colossus, enters the room, Simply the Best has to use their quick wit to live another day.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the most underrated tag team in the Midwest- Simply the Best.
[Note: The views and opinions are of Simply the Best and do not represent those of the MWR staff. ]
Simply the Best will be in action this Friday, November 21, in a triple threat match for the PWP tag team titles with PWP Tag team champions the Northstar Express and the Jaysin Strife and Vic Victory. For more information go Pro Wrestling Phoenix
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Posted by reimaginejournalism on November 14, 2008
LWA Arena Report Nov. 8
By Kari Williams
Taking the fight back home to the Knights of Columbus Hall in House Springs, MO, Lethal Wrestling Alliance gave 100 fans a memorable night filled with two surprise returns, the vice president being named and a performance by The World Police.
Paul Parker brought LWA President Luke Roberts to the ring prior to the first match of the evening because Roberts had finally named his Vice President and was ready to reveal his choice. Without much shock to the fans, Roberts chose Jewells, who delivered an acceptance speech of sorts.
After Roberts’ announcement, Brandon Espinosa, one-half of B.A.B.E Watch, took on Tyler Cook. After showing off to the fans, both men got down to business and kicked the show off with an excellent match. There were multiple reversals from both men and scuffles outside of the ring. Following mulitple pinfall attempts for each man and a picture-perfect frogsplash from Espinosa, the cocky Espinosa stole a victory with a roll up while holding the tights.
Roberts made his presence felt once again, to the disgruntlement of the fans. However, the news he delivered surely retracted the initial anger. Roberts announced that on January 2, the first night of the double-shot to start the new year, Mike Quackenbush will face “Nightmare” Nick Tyson, who then made his way to the ring. Tyson blatantly stated that he was putting, not just Quackenbush, but the whole LWA locker room on notice, proclaiming that he will resurrect the Submission Squad.
Those comments prompted Pierre Abernathy and the latest Submission Squad member, Evan Gelistico, to make their presence felt and defend what the Submission Squad has evolved into. Due to the dispute and tension, Tyson will get his shot at Abernathy at Yuletide Terror.
The next contest was a qualifiying match for Jeremy Wyatt’s LWA Heavyweight Championship, setting “Future” Donovan Ruddick against Mark Sterling. Ruddick and Sterling took the fight to each other,holding nothing back. Sterling’s technical prowess shined, but Ruddick’s forceful dominance prevailed, causing him to advance to the next round of the tournament.
In the aftermath, Wyatt attacked Ruddick from behind, adding more fule to Ruddick’s already burning desire to regain his belt. Once Wyatt returned to the back, Sterling had respectful words with a determined mindset for Ruddick.
“I’ve taken on the best…and pinned them one, two, three, but you are by far one of the toughest opponents,” he said.
Sterling then requested a rematch if and when Ruddick wins the belt, making Sterling the number one contender.
Gary the Barnowl tried to gain some retribution for Evan Gelistico’s actions last month as the next bout commenced. With so much retribution on the line, neither man wanted to give an inch. They battled ferociously, taking it to the outside with intense rage filling their minds. Gelistico nearly won the battle after an superkick, but Gary kicked out at two and ended up gaining enough momentum to earn the win for the Bearded Men.
During intermission, the World Police provided fans with their eclectic form of music.
Once the action got back underway, “Spoiled” Steven Kennedy wrestled one-half of his arch nemesises, “Spitfire” Davey Vega. This match was simply hate personified, as Kennedy and Vega traded blow for blow, with intense loathing burning in their eyes. At one point, Kennedy went for a springboard moonsault, but Vega forced Kennedy to a stop with a devastating kick to the face. Nonetheless, Kennedy persevered and sealed Vega’s fate with a lionsault.
Before the next match started, Mike Sydal made his way to the ring only to berate the fans, as well as the LWA itself, proclaiming that he “knew they weren’t worthy of seeing a Sydal wrestle.” Once Sydal left, Parker gave a shout out to MWR’s own Josh Ray, for his departure to Iraq, wishing him the best.
Pierre Abernathy set his sights on Billy McNeil during the second to last match of the night. McNeil let loose in the opening moments, proving that he is not one to mess with in the LWA. However, Gelistico’s presence at ringside became the deciding factor. Not content with his most recent actions against McNeil, Gelistico took things even further when he interfered in the match, resulting in Abernathy picking up a tainted win.
Giving one of the brightest stars a chance to shine, Jeremy Wyatt put his belt on the line against Dingo and the future of the LWA, K.C. Karrington. Every man held his own and proved that he deserved the title belt. Just when it appeared as though Karrington would secure a victory and take his rightful place at the top of the company, the new vice president came out and said that she did not like the way the match was going. This distracted Karrington just long enough for Wyatt to sneak out with a victory.
Due to Jewells’ interference, Roberts had harsh words for her, then announced that he named a commisioner, someone who would have the same authority as Jewells. That man, was Adam Raw. After poking fun at Jewells and making not-so-similar comparisons between her and Sarah Palin, Raw got down to business and in his first act as the commisionher, he set the much anticipated Tables, Ladders and Chairs match between The Ego Express and “Blackheart” Johnny Vinyl and “Spitfire” Davey Vega. As the show ended, the last thing Raw said before he went to the back was, “That, my friends, is change.”
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Adam Raw.LWA, Billy McNeil, Brandon Espinosa, Davey Vega, Dingo, Donovan Ruddick, Evan Gelistico, Gary the Barnowl, jeremy wyatt, Jewells, Johnny Vinyl, K.C. Karrington, Luke Roberts, mark sterling, Mike Quackenbush, Mike Sydal, Nick Tyson, Pierre Abernathy, Steven Kennedy, tyler cook, World Police | Leave a Comment »
Posted by reimaginejournalism on November 12, 2008
MMWA-SICW Recap November 1
By Kari Williams
MMWA-SICW provided fans with another night of controversial wrestling at the South Broadway Athletic Club. A champion was stripped of his title and a new champion was crowned. Two wrestlers made their debuts. And the newest member of the Connection showed his worth.
The main event consisted of Bobby D taking on one-half of the former tag team champions in Mr. Bibbs. Despite the match lasting just over four minutes, D had enough time to establish his dominance over the veteran. In the closing moments, Bibbs went for a splash in the corner, but D had the wherewithall to side-step Bibb’s attempt. This then gave D his golden opportunity to sneak up with a roll up and earn himself a victory.
Earlier in the evening, “Night Train” Gary Jackson should have defended his Heavyweight Championship against Shaft. However, Jackson did not show up at the time of his match, which prompted Commissioner Keith Smith to strip Jackson of the belt and award it to Shaft.
Jackson showed up prior to the final match of the evening proclaiming that he was ready to go. Smith then broke the news to Jackson, who, for obvious reasons, did not care for the news he received. However, Shaft did not want the belt under those circumstances and offered Jackson a title shot.
The previous bout put the always-evil Connection members Phil E. Blunt and Dave Vaughn against fan favorites, Young Aladdin and Junior Heavyweight Champion A.J. Williams. Vaughn and Blunt used the typical tag team strategy of frequent tags, which aided them for the majority of the bout as they kept Williams and Aladdin alert and on their toes. Vaughn’s progress as a competitor has improved greatly and it makes sense as to why the Connection called upon one of the brightest stars in the company to replace the now-retired Tommy Knight. However, with the fans urging on Williams and Aladdin, The Connection did not stand a chance. Vaughn and Williams went at it with multiple reversals, one including Vaughn attempting to deliver the spear to Williams and nearly knocking his partner off of the apron. Williams used Vaughn’s misstep to his advantage, which allowed him to connect with the 360 splash for the win at 12:21. Vaughn made an effort to attack both Aladdin and Williams in the aftermath, but Jerome Cody wisely restrained him.
In the second debut of the night, Destiny Diamond gave it her all against the always unpredictable El Uno Loco. The match started off with Loco poking fun and playing games with Diamond, but she stopped Loco in his tracks with a powerful clothesline. Just as Diamond began to control the match, Loco rolled out of the ring to regroup. His tactic worked for a short while, but the determined Diamond in the rough made her presence felt. At one point, she delivered a dropkick that sent Loco flying out of the ring. After flying from the ring apron with an impressive flip that planted Loco even further into the ground, she delivered a turnbuckle walk bulldog for the victory.
Diamond’s father “Wild Child” Billy Diamond had his own battle against The Connection’s Jerome Cody, who was accompanied by Travis Cook. Diamond had the upper hand for the majority of the encounter, but Cook’s attempted interference and Cody’s wily habits proved too great to overcome. Cody definitively ended Diamond’s advantage with a piledrive for the win at 10:21, prompting Diamond to chase after both Cook and Cody.
In the third match of the evening, the newcomer Blade tested his strengths against Johnny Courageous. Despite only performing in his first match, Blade took the fight straight to Courageous. Once Blade gained momentum, he delivered a double-underhook suplex to receive a two count. Nonetheless, after taking a knee to the chest from Courageous, Blade succumbed to his pain, as Courageous defeated Blade with a hold reversal at 13:13.
Due to circumstances beyond this reporter’s control, she missed the first two matches of the night. However, anouther source informed her that The Lumberjacks wrestled Waco and Big Texan to a double-disqualification, and that Kevin X took on Lightfoot. Lightfoot won the bout with an assisted interference from Phil E. Blunt.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: A.J. Williams, Billy Diamond, Blade, Bobby D, Dave Vaughn, Destiny Diamond, Gary Jackson, Johnny Courageous, Kevin X, Lightfoot, Lumberjacks, MMWA-SICW, Mr. Bibbs, Phil E. Blunt, Shaft, Young Aladdin | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Admin on November 11, 2008
Absolute Wrestling Radio is back with another episode!
Click this link to check it out:
Absolute Wrestling Radio (November 9, 2008): Sonjay Dutt!
– Josh
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