Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 6, 2011
Straight from the Cauliflower Alley Club website
World Wrestling Entertainment has just purchased a Banquet table for the 2011 reunion. That means, 10 banquet tickets have been purchased! Who will be the recipient of these tickets? TEN MAJOR STARS! These ten names will not be released unless the Executive Board makes that decision. But from the names I’m hearing…. All I can report right now is WOW!!!!!!!!!
For all your CAC news click here.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 5, 2011
Two of the top young wrestlers in the Midwest will travel to Japan to work for Pro Wrestling Noah this coming month.
Trevor Murdock can be seen tonight at Metro Pro Wrestling a week prior to his return to Japan. Murdock has worked for Pro Wrestling Noah in the past before becoming an household name with WWE. Trevor is a current WLW Champion and a challanger for the Metro Pro TV title.
Brian Breaker is one of the top young stars in the sport today. A graduate of Harley Race’s WLW, he has been both a WLW Tag Champion with Dinn T. Moore and defeating “Superstar” Steve Fender for the WLW Heavyweight Championship.
Breaker standing at an awesome 6’3 and 255 pounds he is able to overpower his opponents while using the mat skills that Harley Race taught him to end a match in a hurry.
We would like to congratulate and send our best wishes too two of the very best in the Midwest as they invade Japan.
For more info on pro Wrestling Noah Click here.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 4, 2011
By Brian Kelley
This past weekend in Mt Pulaski Illinois, Pro Wrestling Epic brought to their fans once again some of the biggest and most talented names in the sport today for an action filled evening.
Prior to the evening MWR’S Dubray Tallman caught up with “Mean” Mason Beck to get his thoughts on his upcoming match with the PWE Champion The Mississippi Madman in a Steel Chain match….in the first of many surprises as the challenger Beck was ending his promo let’s find out which former WWE star showed up.
After some big matches that saw young Evan Money defeat Jordan McEntyre,
Alexander Rudolph over power David Osbourne,
Krotch taking down Eric Allen.
We got to see the grudge match between PWE US Champ Blake Steel and former champ Brandon Aarons. A hard hitting match that is far from over as Aarons won by DQ when Steels manager Melody interfered.
Prior to intermission we were shocked to see Jimmy Jacobs, who has torn in up at Ring of Honor, , Evolve, AAW (just to name a few) came into the ring to confront Jordan McEntyre. McEntyre had came back to the ring to taunt the crowd some more for his own amusement. After he disposed of loud mouth McEntyre he let the crowd why in fact he was there know that he was signed for Pro Wrestling’s tournament on April 29th which has been named the Epic 8.
With Jacobs signed it will be truly exciting to see who else will be signed in what could very well become something truly special.
When we came back the Pro Wrestling Epic the tag team belts was vacated by former champ Mephisto and his tag partner Kurt Styles who was not in the building. In a big match up that saw the Hooligans earning the belts in a win against Brandon Espinosa and Ace Hawkins.
Afterwards Espinosa turned on his partner, even adding insult to injury when the Hooligans took part in the beat down on Hawkins. Once again the talented Jacobs came to the ring this time the man to feel his wrath was Brandon Espinosa.
In one night the PWE fans was able to see a glimpse of what is to come on April 29th.
AJ Smooth defeated a tough Knight Wagner as we geared for the main event.
In the main event we got to see Mason Beck and the Mississippi Madman go at each other in a Steel Chain match.
Throughout the match the sheer power of both men caused the chain to break loose. Blow after blow, back and forth the Madman and Beck went at it.
In the end it would be the power the Madman who would stop Beck from making the final touch of the ring post and retain his PWE Championship.
The show was over but we were far from done as the MWR Wrestler of the Night ,Evan Money had worn our t-shirt to the ring. Prior to the start of his match he threw it out to the Goldman family from Bloomington, IL. Money was more than willing to take the time to meet his young fan after the show.
After much hard work throughout the night we were honored to get words from Jimmy Jacobs as he gave us his thoughts on Pro Wrestling Epic’s Epic 8 on April 29th in Mt Pulaski Illinois.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 4, 2011
Ron Powers (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Missouri Wrestling Revival posted last week the shocking developments of Ron Powers turning his back his good friend Danny Boy Hawkins during a special presentation of the trophy honoring Hawkins for winning the Classic Wrestling Championship tournament in January 2011.
For the whole details of this very night click here.
Lets get one thing perfectly clear. If it wasn’t for Me, Danny Boy and Gary Jackson would of never wrestled outside of Missouri. Hey, I’m not taking anything away from these guys. They are tough competitors, but I was, am, and will always be, steps ahead of these guys. I have forgotten more about this business than they will ever know.
I’ve held titles in almost every state throughout the 90’s and the early 2000’s. I had more gold in my trophy case, than King Tut was buried with. My son used to ask me, Dad, how did we get all these nice things? How come we get new cars every year? And my typical answer was “because son, your dad is a winner”.
I had reign over every promotion I was with. This is how I got my “friends” booked. Of course I had my reasons for booking them too. Danny would carry my bags and keep fat chicks away, and Gary would do my wash and do what he does best…..polish my belts. Be careful what you wish for fellas. I WILL SHOW NO REMORSE
–Ron Powers
Join MMWA-SICW on March 26th for this war that you will not want to miss plus already signed in a battle between two of the top young stars today former MWWA-SICW Champion Dave Vaughn and Brandon Espinosa.
This and much more is why you do not one to miss one hard hitting action at East Carondelet Illinois.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 3, 2011
Do not miss IHW this weekend when one of the hottest wrestlers in the Midwest Evan Money goes after the IHW Illinois title currently held by Eric Allen. Allen and Money has been feuding intensely the past several months. This Saturday in Red Bud Illinois can Money get that title off of Allens waist or will Eric Allen continue his reign as the man??
We caught up with Evan Money who had this to say.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 2, 2011
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 1, 2011
National Wrestling Alliance
-STREATOR, IL.
When the referee’s hand slapped the mat for the third time, NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion, Craig Classic smiled, knowing that this victory secured his trip to Japan for Zero-One for their huge upcoming show. The problem in Streator, IL. that night was that the referee failed to notice Tony Kozina’s foot on the rope.
“That match did seem to end abruptly”, said Trevor Millmaker, who watched from the second row with his sons in attendance.
After the bout, Craig Classic showered, dressed, and sped away to the airport without saying a word. Kozina, on the other hand, answered some questions from the internet and newspaper reporter on hand.
“Part of me is screaming inside as to who this ref is, and how much experience he has. And then I think, well.. it just wouldn’t have gone down that way had I simply lifted my shoulder. I wasn’t out. I was trying to conserve energy. The rope was there and hey- you throw your foot over the rope to break count and relax for a second. Never did it occur to me that the referee might not see it!”
What was to be two title shots for Kozina, turned into one shot, which ended in controversy. The night before, in Waukesha, WI., Kozina found himself in a three-way dance to determine a number one contender after it was announced that the Champion was delayed at a New Jersey airport due to the winter storm blanketing the country.
“It’s always something”, said Kozina. “I had the promoter calling me earlier in the week, saying the local wrestlers, and other midwest wrestlers were complaining because they felt they deserved the shot. Then Classic is delayed, which was true. It happens. But then I get this outcome which, to me, is unacceptable.”
When asked about his next step for a rematch with Classic, the 14 year veteran didn’t miss a beat. “I had all three NWA Midwest representatives together as soon as I came back from the ring. This match was not only about that NWA title, but a Japanese tour as well, so there was a lot at stake tonight. Bob Trobich (Executive Director, National Wrestling Alliance) will get my appeal for a rematch, plus, I was granted two title matches to begin with, so I’m shooting for two more matches with whoever the Champion is.”
As of this writing, there has been no answers regarding any future NWA title matches for Tony Kozina. Craig Classic is scheduled to take the NWA World Jr. Heavyweight title to Japan, and Puerto Rico, before returning to the U.S. in late April. For fans who witnessed the events in Streator, IL., the questions is, will it take place in the midwest?
Only time will tell.
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Missouri Wrestling Revival 