SICW ALL *STAR WRESTLING
Team work, ACW and SICW teaming up to bring you a great event.
Mark this on your calendar and join SICW and ACW as they continue to bring you the best in Professional Wrestling.
Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 3, 2022
SICW ALL *STAR WRESTLING
Team work, ACW and SICW teaming up to bring you a great event.
Mark this on your calendar and join SICW and ACW as they continue to bring you the best in Professional Wrestling.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: ACW, Attila Khan, BB Ryan, Big Texan, Brian James, El Diablo, Gary Jackson, Guy Smith, KGB, Lumberjacks, MZ Hyde, Playboy Double H, SICW | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on December 3, 2021
On a memorable night in St. Louis, SICW teamed up with the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame to induct Larry Matysik, Mickey Garagiola, and Sam Muchnick. SICW also teamed up with the NWA to present a NWA World title match in the main event.
Also on hand for the festivities were WWE Hall of Fame Wrestler Jerry Brisco, Cowboy Bob Orton and St. Louis Wrestling great Ron Powers.
The great sports historian Ed Wheatley meet with the fans to offer them a chance to purchase his new Wrestling at the Chase book that is a must have for any wrestling fan in their collection.
At the end of the night SICW Promoter Herb Simmons had these words to say to the wrestling world.
“Tonight was a night for the history books.
Thank you to NWA President William Corgan for being part of this great event.
Three men that meant so much to our business were inducted into the St.Louis Sports Hall of Fame, Sam Muchnick, Larry Matysik and Mickey Garagolia. It was a long time coming and, I want to thank the St.Louis Sports Hall of Fame for making it happen.
It was great that family members from these three great men were present to witness history being recorded. Having Legends like Jerry Brisco, Cowboy Bob Orton Jr and Ron Powers in attendance made it more special.
Thank you Mr. Ed Wheatley for your contribution with the new Wrestling at the Chase book. Your vision of knowing fans still care helped make this event successful.
To all those from other wrestling organizations, thanks for coming out and supporting the men and women tonight. All of you there were part of an event that will be talked about for many years.
To the men and women in the SICW Lockeroom, once again you stepped up, once again you showed why SICW is recognized across the midwest.
Thanks to our friends from NBW, Scott and his crew for all their help.
And finally, thanks to the great fans, the loyal SICW fans, and the new ones that came up tonight thanking us for a great show. I’ve always said, without the fans and a good locke room there is no Wrestling business.” – Herb Simmons
Please enjoy the photos of this historic night from MWR Editor and owner Brian Kelley.
Bobby D def. “Your Canadian Hero” Sean Vincent
The Big Texan fought “Rough Cut” Rick Ruby to a double countout.

“Superstar” Steve Fender(w/ Travis Cook) def. “The Connoisseur” Niles Plonk
The Badstreet Beauty” Miranda Gordy vs. “The Modern-Day Moolah” Malia Hosaka ended in a double DQ.

SICW Central States Champion “The Night Train” Gary Jackson def. Waco
NWA World Champion Trevor Murdoch def. SICW Champion Attila Khan(w/ Travis Cook)
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 9, 2021
Photos and write up by editor and owner Brian Kelley
SICW fans by now have to be spoiled. For years Herb Simmons have brought in a who’s who of wrestling greats from years past to go along with their roster of talent that have wrestled around the world. Even with their rich history of huge events SICW may have presented their biggest show in their history.
On October 30th the date had been set to have a trunk –n-treat, a hayride and a meet and greet with wrestling greats Dr. D” David Schultz, “The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart, Jerry “The King” Lawler, Sgt. Slaughter, Greg “The Hammer” Valentine, The Rock ‘N’ Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), Demolition (Ax & Smash), Cowboy Bob Orton and Haku.
Over 800 fans around the country came early to get their autographs. Elite wrestling historians, photographers and fellow promoters were in the house for such an historic occasion. Not only would the stars of SICW be in action but Jerry Lawler, The Rock ‘N’ Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), and the man many feel is the baddest man to ever set foot into the ring, Haku challenging SICW Classic Champion Attila Khan for the title.
The wrestling night started off with the National Anthem, an introduction of the legends with Dr. Drew Abbenhaus and Herb Simmons to a rocking crowd.

MWR is proud to present with you, photos of the historic night that cumulated into one of the bloodiest, hardest hitting matches that we ever covered when Attila Khan not only survived but conquered Haku in the main event. The outcome sent shockwaves through the wrestling world and within days the NWA signed Attila to meet the NWA World Champion Trevor Murdoch for the title in St. Louis, Missouri on December 1st.
Chris Hargas & Ken Kasa d. Gary Jackson & Gil Rogers
Jerry Lawler d. TROLL
Jayson Breed d. Jake Lawless
Niles Plonk d. Ax Allwardt
Flash Flanagan & The Big Texan d. Rick Ruby & Richard Shaw
Steve Fender d. Bobby D
Billy McNeil d. Sean Vincent by TKO
The Rock ‘N’ Roll Express d. The Professionals – Shawn Santel & Mauler McDarby
Gary Jackson won a dual ring battle royal to become the first SICW Central States Champion.

SICW Classic Champ Attila Khan with Travis Cook d. Haku in a hardcore match.
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Posted by flairwhoooooo on February 17, 2020
By Patrick Brandmeyer
The War Machine(w/ Travis Cook) d. Richard Shaw with the heart punch (1:15). “Your Canadian Hero” Sean Vincent attacked War Machine afterwards but War Machine fought him off and laid him out with the heart punch.
-Billy McNeil d. “The Mountain Man” Jake Prater after the top-rope elbowdrop to the back (7:13).
-“The Son Of The South” Frankie D d. Rob Kowalski by DQ when Kowalski brought Frankie D’s chair into the ring and shoved the referee (7:20). Frankie D bashed Kowalski with the chair, but the big man shrugged off the abuse and struck Frankie with his own chair.
-“Superstar” Steve Fender(w/ Travis Cook) d. Bobby D with the brainbuster (10:54).

-Ax Allwardt d. “The Butcher” Damian Blade by DQ when Blade threw Ax over the top rope (7:05).
-Mauler McDarby d. “The Real Deal” Chris Kade after Kowalski tripped Kade during a re-entry suplex, holding his foot as McDarby fell on top for the pin (9:56). Cowboy Bob Orton saved his trainee from a post-match attack, setting up a tag match for the March 21st show.
-“The Night Train” Gary Jackson & Gil Rogers d. “The Talented” Ken Kasa & King Christopher Hargas(w/ Travis Cook) to retain the Tag Team Titles. Kasa & Hargas initially won when Hargas hit Rogers with a chain behind the referee’s back and Kasa got the pin (7:14), but Flash Flanagan told the referee what happened and the match was restarted. The champs retained when Rogers kneelifted Kasa into Jackson’s subset flip for the three-count (3:49 of the restart, 11:03 total). Chaos erupted afterwards with Kasa, Hargas, Fender, & War Machine beating down Jackson, Rogers, & Flanagan…they finally took their leave when Billy McNeil hit the ring with a chair.
-“The King Of Chaos” Ricky Cruz d. “Volatile” Curtis Wylde(w/ Wyldefyre & Rob Kowalski) to retain the Classic Title; Tito Santana was the special guest referee. Wyldefyre was ejected from ringside early; when Kowalski blatantly interfered, Tito fought him off before ejecting him as well. When Wylde confronted Tito, Cruz rolled him up for the pin (10:39). Wylde attacked Tito from behind after the bell, but Tito fended him off and put him out with a sleeperhold…leading to Cruz using Wylde’s own hairtrimmers to relieve Wylde of more of his hair.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Ax Allwardt, Billy McNeil, Bobby D, Chris Hargas, Chris Kade, Cowboy Bob Orton JR, Curtis Wylde, Damien Blade, Flash Flanagan, Frankie D, Gary Jackson, Gil Rogers, Jake Prater, Jay King, Ken Kasa, Kowalski, Mauler McDarby, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MMWA-SICW, MWR, Patrick Brandmeyer, Ricky Cruz, SICW, Steve Fender, Tito Santana, Travis Cook, War Machine, WyldeFyre | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 12, 2019
Sean Vincent d. Curt Gannon
Ricky Cruz d. Jake Prater
Steve Fender (Travis Cook) def. Billy McNeil
SICW Tag Champs The Professionals fought Guerrilla Warfare to a double countout
Damian Blade d. Khayman
Ken Kasa & Chris Hargas d. PT Beckham & Chris Kade
SICW Classic Champ Curtis Wylde d. Gary Jackson
Flash Flanagan d. Attila Khan in a hardcore match
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Attila Khan, Billy McNeil, Chris Hargas, Curt Gannon, Curtis Wylde, Gary Jackson, Ken Kasa, MMWA-SICW, MWR, Ricky Cruz, Sean Vincent, SICW, Steve Fender, Toni Chi, Travis Cook, Troll, WyldeFyre | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 4, 2019
To check out the complete recap check out our MWR Facebook page.
Onslaught def. Tony Chini
Billy McNeil def. Jake Prater
Sean Vincent & Khayman def. Shawn Santel & Mauler McDarby
Van Venis def. Beastman
Malia Hosaka def. Thunderkitty
Tony Atlas & Bob Orton def. The Big Texan & Frankie D
The Mecha Mercenary def. Nick King
Gary Jackson & Gil Rogers def. Curtis Wylde & Kowalski
Ricky Cruz & Flash Flanaghan def. Chris Hargas & Damion Cortess
Attila Khan with Travis Cook def. Tommy Dreamer in a Extreme Rules match (Special Enforcer Road Warrior Animal.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Attila Kahn, Beast Man, Billy McNeil, Chris Hargas, Cowboy" Bob Orton, Curtis Wylde, Damion Cortess, Flash Flanagan, Gary Jackson, Gil Rogers, Jake Prater, Khayman, Kowalski, Malia Hosaka, Mauler McDarby, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MWR, Nick King, Ricky Cruz, Road Warrior Animal, Sean Vincent, Shawn Santel, SICW, Thunderkitty, Tommy Dreamer, Tony Atlas, Tony Chini, Val Venis | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on May 29, 2019
This past weekend SICW hosted a seminar in conjunction with the Bruiser Brody/ Larry Matysik Memorial featuring the former NWA Champion of the World “The Man With the Hands of Stone” Ronnie Garvin, Killer Tim Brooks and Cowboy Bob Orton. The 3 hour seminar allowed students a chance to showcase their skills in front of the legends.
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Ace Cowboy Bob Orton, Cowboy" Bob Orton, Gary Jackson, Larry Matysik, MWR, NWA, Ricky Cruz, Ron Powers, Ronnie Garvin, SICW, Tim Brooks | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 18, 2017
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Big Texan, Gary Jackson, Herb Simmons, Hillsdale Missouri, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MMWA-SICW, Moondog Rover, MWR, Sean Vincent, SICW, Tony Casta | Leave a Comment »
Posted by flairwhoooooo on May 24, 2017
MWR would like to congratulate Chris Hargas for capturing the SICW Classic Wrestling Championship this past weekend at the 58th Anniversary of the Wrestling at the Chase Super show at SICW. Though we do not approve of Hargas’s tactics and that of his manager Travis Cook, there is no denying that in the past year Chris Hargas has upped his game and is deserving of holding this prestigious title.
Brian Kelley – Owner & Editor of Missouri Wrestling Revival
Recap by Patrick Brandmeyer
Flash Flanagan vs. “The Icon” Chris Hargas(w/ Travis Cook), Classic Title Tournament Final, Best-Of-3-Falls Match, Special Guest Referee “The King Of Chaos” Ricky Cruz:
Hargas defeated The Big Texan, Gary Jackson, and Ken Kasa to reach the finals; he was the fresh competitor compared to Flash who had already competed and was favoring his arm. Cruz had plenty of history with both Flanagan and Travis Cook, but he had promised to be unbiased. Cook couldn’t resist getting involved and that led to Hargas winning the first fall; Flanagan attempted to suplex Hargas back into the ring, but Cook grabbed Flash’s foot and held it as Hargas fell on top for the pin in 8:12. Travis kept sticking his nose into the matchup until Ricky finally hauled off and belted him off the ring apron. Flanagan fought back to even the score in 11:05 after a Tree Of Woe double-stomp off the top rope.
As Flash hoped to maintain his momentum, Cowboy Marc Houston made his presence known; Flash left the ring to confront Houston during the rest period between falls. That didn’t end well as Houston ran Flanagan shoulder-first into the ring post…Big Daddy seemed to be encouraging Houston’s actions from the sidelines, so perhaps he’s found a new protégé. Cook demanded that Flanagan be counted out to give Hargas the final fall, but Cruz allowed Flanagan a longer rest period for the sake of fairness. Unfortunately the damage had already been done; Flash did his best to stay in the fight, but Hargas locked on the Crippler Crossface…Flash never surrendered, but he passed out in the hold and the referee called for the bell in 17:23 after three arm drops!
“The Icon” Chris Hargas had become the new SICW Classic Wrestling Champion, much to the delight of his manager who finally had “his” championship back!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Big Daddy, Chris Hargas, Cowboy Marc Houston, Flash Flanagan, Gary Jackson, Ken Kasa, MMWA-SICW, Ricky Cruz, SICW, SICW Classic Wrestling Championship, The Big Texan, Travis Cook | Leave a Comment »