Posts Tagged ‘Kevin Lee Davidson’

The Outsiders Kevin Nash and Scott Hall Come to CCW January 22, 2022

Posted by flairwhoooooo on December 30, 2021

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Ari Sterling, Cape Championship Wrestling, CCW, Kevin Lee Davidson, Kevin Nash, Marko Stunt, NWO, Outsiders, Scott Hall, Trey Baxter, WCW, WWE | Leave a Comment »

CCW Thanksgiving Throwdown Nov 27 in Cape Girardeau, MO

Posted by flairwhoooooo on November 8, 2021

Tickets are on sale now and guaranteed to go fast! Get your tickets now!

This is one stacked card!

4 on 4 TAG MATCH
LOS EL’S & THE SKIMAHORNS vs. #TRENDING TRENT DANIELS/PEYTON AYERS/THE SINGULARITY

MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED!!!

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Cape Championship Wrestling, CCW, Crowleys, Dangerous & Delicious, Denzel Rollins, Hollis Giroux, Jake Lander, Jeff Odell, Joey O'Rielly, Ken Dang, Kevin Lee Davidson, KLD, Lil Bit, Los El's, Marko Stunt, Mega Brothers, Mickey, MYCA, Peyton Ayers, Rahne Victoria, Singularity, Skimahorns, Thanksgiving Showdown., Trent Daniels, Violence Association, Zay Washington | Leave a Comment »

The Best Kept Secret in the MWR Coverage Area Heading into 2018

Posted by flairwhoooooo on December 10, 2017

By Brian Kelley

As we head into 2018 I have made my way to over my 50th show of the year. Throughout the years I have witness Jeremy Wyatt go from a wrestler in Kansas to a man that many consider to be the best in the Midwest for the past decade. We have covered and supported homegrown talents that have wrestled literally around the world.

Yes, it has been a honor and pleasure to work with past legends of wrestling and the superstars of today, one of first MWR goals has been to shed some light on the young talent in the area to wrestling fans around the country.

MWR has an award at the beginning of the year to honor the wrestler we feel has the work ethic, talent and drive to become one of the best in the sport. That award is named the MWR Future Star and last year the bar was set high with the likes of Kevin Lee Davidson, Davey Vega and Mat Fitchett, three men who has earned the respect of fans and promoters alike for great matches each and every night.

As we go head into the end of the year it is easy to point out to any fans in the area that Dak Draper, Jake Parnell, the Riegel Twins, and Stephen Wolf are men that deliver night in and night out when called upon.

Recently during a conversation with some wrestling fans who I though was the one wrestler who fans have not heard of who could become the future. I told them that I had not thought about it but if they gave me a moment to sleep on it then I would share my choice on the MWR site.

So though it is not an official award, this is my personal choice of who I would add to my roster that is not known that I could build into a huge superstar if I had a promotion.

That man is Jaden Roller. I have only seen him in action less than a handful of times, but the skill set is obvious and you add on the fact that he has charisma. With the right opportunity I could see Roller become a Champion that could headline cards for years to come.

So I ask you. Who do you feel is a wrestler that we will be talking about that is currently relative unknown?

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Davey Vega, Jayden Roller, Kevin Lee Davidson, Mat Fitchett, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MWR, WLW, World League Wrestling | Leave a Comment »

3XW – 12 Year Anniversary event – Friday July 14th, 2017

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 2, 2017

American Legion
1511 S. Union St
Des Moines, IA

3XW Heavyweight championship
Chainsaw King vs Rory Fox (c)

3XW Pure Wrestling championship
Redwing vs “Delicious” Devin Carter (c) w/Todd Countryman

3XW Tag Team championship
Bayside Bruisers – JC Slater, Jaysin Strife w/Robert Storm
vs
MexiTai Warriors – Supafli & Sentai (c)

Women’s wrestling
Lucy Mendez vs Laynie Luck

Bullrope match
“Copperhead” Duke Cornell vs Bennett James

Singles match
JT Energy vs Xander Killen

Triple Threat
Brandon “Espy” Espinosa vs Brenan Galaxy vs Brady A. Dezire

Singles match
Willy Sweet the Candyman vs “KLD” Kevin Lee Davidson

Tag Team Triple Threat
American Bulldogs – Maddog McDowell & Jon West vs Midwest Blood – Lars Metzger & Johnny Ruckus vs Ground & Pound – TJ Benson & Preston Maxwell

Flawless Wallace Open Challenge Match

*Card subject to change

Tickets:
Adult General Admission $10 Advance Tickets | $12.00 at the Door
Kids General Admission 10 & Under $5.00
Kids 3 & Under FREE Admission

Sponsored by:
White’s Automotive
Henry J’s Taco House
Prints Copy
Aspen Athletic Club

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 3XW, 3XWrestling, Bennett James, Chainsaw King, Devin Carter, Duke Cornell, Kevin Lee Davidson, Laynie Luck, Lucy Mendez, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MWR, Redwing, Rory Fox, Todd Countryman | Leave a Comment »

Todd Letterman Presented with the Second 2016 MWR Future Star Award

Posted by flairwhoooooo on May 12, 2017

Todd Letterman is a BAD man. Maverick can vouch for that after the two battle it out in a physical war for the NWL STL Championship.

Kevin Lee Davidson made history at the Casa Loma Ballroom in St. Louis in 2017 when he won the NWL STL Championship so if was only fitting that he would receive his 2016 MWR Future Star plaque in the same building.

On hand was our special sponsor and good friend Brandis Outlaw for KLD, or as he is known as now, Todd Letterman. There is no doubt that this is only the beginning of what could be an historic career in the Midwest and beyond as he is a unique and exciting young star.

Photo credit Duane Clawson

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 MWR Future Star Award, Brandis Outlaw, Kevin Lee Davidson | Leave a Comment »

The Letterman Era Is Upon Us – Todd Letterman is the First NWL STL Champion

Posted by flairwhoooooo on April 10, 2017

By Brian Kelley

Just in case you are one of the few that did not hear Todd Letterman proclaim loudly to NWL correspondent Marti Belle that the Letterman era has begun, this is an bonus warning to all NWL wrestlers from MWR .

Letterman showed off his athleticism, power and perseverance in classic matches during the NWL STL tournament against Skyler Beckett, Marcellus Gaines, Mathew Grundy and then a brutal war with Maverick in the finales that sealed his name in the history books.

When the year started MWR announced that he was one of the 2016 MWR Future Stars of the Year, Todd Letterman would be a star. Little did we know that Letterman would be the man to make history as the first ever NWL STL Championship.

We have a lot of respect for Letterman who has been trained under former ROH WORLD Champion Michael Elgin, took advantage of the Harley Race WLW, WWE, Noah camp and last year wrestled in Europe . No one else looks like him and I can’t say enough about how much upside he has in years to come. .

With that said, we have not been impressed with his attitude and actions as of late in interviews and in the ring, but there is no denying that he is well deserving of being the NWL STL Champion.

Look for updates at MWR on who the new champ will face in his first defense. Will it be Maverick (who had just won a huge match earlier last night against Cornell Douglass, prior to the clash with Letterman for the title) get a rematch and end the era before it gets rolling, or is 2017 the year of the “5 star Phenom” Todd Letterman and we will just have to deal with it?

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 MWR Future Stars of the Year, Brian Kelley, Harley Race WLW, Kevin Lee Davidson, Marcellus Gaines, Marti Belle, Mathew Grundy, Maverick, Michael Elgin, Noah camp, NWL STL, Ring of Honor, Skyler Beckett, Todd Letterman, WWE | Leave a Comment »

Dartallion Allen Jr. Top Draw: 2016 MWR Future Star of the Year Todd Letterman / KLD

Posted by flairwhoooooo on March 31, 2017

We named Kevin Lee Davidson as one of the future stars of pro wrestling in the Midwest, little did we know that the future has come so fast. KLD has transformed into Todd Letterman and with the training of NWL he has used that knowledge and expertise to enter into the finals of the NWL STL tournament in just over a week at the Casa Loma Ballroom after a main event victory against fellow 2016 MWR Future Star of the Year, (formally known as Mat Fitchett) that was a true classic.

Can anyone stop him?

The winner of the “The Bull City Boss” Cornell Douglass and “The Raging Bull” Maverick on April 9th will face Letterman for the first ever NWL STL Championship. Regardless the outcome, we feel confident that we made the right choice in naming “The Five-Star Phenom” Todd Letterman one of our MWR Future Stars.

This MWR plaque is sponsored by our dear friend Brandis Outlaw, and will feature this very own artwork in the frame. In the near future we hope to present it to him in person to honor him on a memorable 2016. .

If you would like to have some artwork done by the very talented Dartallion Allen Jr. here is how to do so. Tell him MWR set you.

Email Dartallion21x@gmail.com
Instagram and Twitter: Dartallion21x
9×12 Bristol board sketch : $25/ with grey tones $35
11×14 Bristol board sketch $35
/ with grey tones $45
11×17 Bristol board sketch $45/ grey tones free
Digital color prints 8×10,11×14,11×17
$10, $15, $20

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 MWR Future Star of the Year Todd Letterman, Brandis Outlaw, Cornell Douglass, Dartallion Allen JR, Kevin Lee Davidson, KLD, Mat Fitchett, Mathew Grundy, Maverick | Leave a Comment »

2016 Missouri Wrestling Revival Future Star – Kevin Lee Davidson / Todd Letterman

Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 19, 2017

The Missouri Wrestling Revival Future Star Award has always been one of my favorite awards to give a wrestler. In the past, we tried to honor wrestlers that were just starting out within their first few years that we believed had the talent as well as have shown the desire to go the extra mile on the roads, training with veterans and doing everything that they possibly could to succeed.

This award was one that was personally chosen by myself, and I have been very proud of all the great talents that we have chosen.

This year I decided to change the philosophy of the award to not only talents that are just starting out. The reason is that wrestling has evolved within the past few years where stars that have entertained us on the Independents for years have had the opportunity to become household names at the WWE such as Daniel Bryan and Kevin Owens.

So I asked myself, Brian, with so many young wrestlers in the area often traveling in and out of the area, they often are in the mention of top wrestlers, but because of coming in and out of it how can I honor them for their efforts? So with that thought I imagine the MWR Future Star Award to be a representation of who I would send today to NXT if the WWE asked me and my reputation was on the line. Please note that former MWR Wrestlers of the Year winners will not be up for this award

This year we will have two announcements, one today and one tomorrow. Both as important as the other.

Kevin Lee Davidson is a wrestler that meets all the criteria that the past winners exhibited. I love his size, and his raw talents. He has shown that he is smart enough to reach out to the top trainers in the area to improve himself as he has been under the tutelage of former MWR Wrestler of the Year Brandon Espinosa, Former ROH World Champion Michael Elgin, and through camps with the likes of eight time NWA World Champion Harley Race. He has already wrestled in another country and been seen on Ring of Honor TV.

Today, he is a signed contracted wrestler with NWL that feature trainers such as former Harley Race’s right hand man, Derek Stone, and Michael Strider, as well as the wrestling minds of Chris Gough, Major Baisden, Matt Jackson and Travis Scott Bowden the foundation is as strong to succeed as it could be anywhere in the independents.

Brian Kelley – Owner and Editor Missouri Wrestling Revival

A mere two and a half years into his wrestling career, Kevin Lee Davidson(aka Todd Letterman) has made a huge impact on the Midwest wrestling scene. Debuting in the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Alliance in the summer of 2014, “K.L.D.” made an immediate impact with his sheer size and power. He held the Television, Survivor, and Heavyweight Titles in his time with the promotion, but his journey was just beginning as he appeared for most of the major promotions in the St. Louis area; his experience includes matches with Dynamo Pro Wrestling, World League Wrestling, St. Louis Anarchy, and Wrestling Invades America(where he held their Heavyweight Title).

K.L.D.’s big step in the wrestling world was seeking the mentorship of Ring Of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling star “Unbreakable” Michael Elgin; this led to several appearances for ROH as well as matches in Canada and Europe. Most recently, his talents caught the eye of National Wrasslin’ League President Major Baisden…K.L.D. was one of the first to be signed to an exclusive NWL contract!

Now known as “The All-American” Todd Letterman, the big man is one of the top names in the new NWL promotion…will he be the first NWL St. Louis Champion? Don’t bet against him!

Look for an exclusive MWR Future of the Year Kevin Lee Davidson/ Todd Leterman artwork honoring her for his achievement from acclaimed artist Dartallion Allen Jr. in the future.

If you would like to sponsor the MWR Future Star of the Year Plaques for KLD /Todd Leterman then please contact MWR at flairwhoooooo@yahoo.com. The cost is $50.00 and you will receive a past MWR Yearbook, a Tyler Black (Seth Rollins rookie card) and a mention on the MWR Website.

Bio courtesy of Patrick Brandmeyer

2015 MWR Award

Future Star: Redwing

2014 MWR Year Awards

Future Star: Daniel Eads
Future Star: Elvis Aliaga

2013 MWR Year Awards

Future Star: Raphael King
Future Star Alexander Rudolph

2012 MWR Year Award

Future Star: ACH

2011 MWR Year Award

Future Star: Brian Breaker

2010 MWR Year Awards

Future Star: Sir Bradley Charles

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 Missouri Wrestling Revival Future Star, ACH, Alexander Rudolph, Brandon Espinosa, Brian Breaker, Chris Gough, Daniel Bryan, Daniel Eads, Derek Stone, Dynamo Pro Wrestling, Elvis Aliaga, Harley Race, Kevin Lee Davidson, Kevin Owens, Major Baisden, Matt Jackson, Metro pro Wrestling, Michael Elgin, michael strider, Mid-Missouri Wrestling Alliance, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MMWA-SICW, MWR, National Wrasslin’ League, NWA, NWL, nxt, Patrick Brandmeyer, Raphael King, Redwing, Ring of Honor, ROH, Sir Bradley Charles, St. Louis Anarchy, Todd Letterman, Travis Scott Bowden, World League Wrestling, Wrestling Invades America, WWE | Leave a Comment »

2016 MWR Wrestler of the Year – Mike Outlaw / Dez Wellston

Posted by flairwhoooooo on January 16, 2017

Mike Outlaw continued his rise to be one of the top young talents in the Midwest in 2016 by seeking out the toughest competition he could find. Starting the year off Outlaw challenged Brandon Espinosa in a hard core match before setting his sights to St. Louis Anarchy. Though Outlaw would struggle in the win department at SLA, he quickly earned the respect and love of their passionate fan base.

He would team up with Justin D’Air in a tag team classic at High Risk Wrestling against the Riegel Twins (Logan & Sterling) for the vacated Tag Team Championship. Due to the loss, the two friends quickly became enemies that were set for a brutal ending later in the year.

Outlaw, a former Dynamo Pro Wrestling Champion would set his sights on regaining the title against his archrival Jake Dirden. During this time he entered the WLW Jr. Championship tournament, losing to Jayden Fenix, who would go on to lose to Jon Webb in the finals.

In June, Outlaw would enter the High Risk Wrestling Mayhem tournament defeating Jake Dirden in the first round. In the triple threat finals, Outlaw won the championship over former PWI Rookie of the Year Ace Hawkins and Kiyoshi Shizuka.

In July, he challenged MWR Missouri Champion Brandon Espinosa at MMWA in a hard fought contest, just coming up short. Two weekends later, Outlaw earned the biggest win of his young career when he pinned Ring of Honor superstar Delirious. In August, Outlaw, would add his second Dynamo Pro Wrestling title to his resume by defeating Jake Dirden. A title he would hold until December when Brandon Aarons. Outlaw would end the year losing a thrilling last man standing match against D’air at High Risk Wrestling.

Outlaw would wrestle throughout the Midwest for Dynamo Pro, Saint Louis Anarchy, PWCS, MMWA, Proving Ground, WIA, New Breed Pro, Metro Pro, High Risk Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Resurgence . He would have killer matches with the likes of Davey Vega, Gary Jay and fellow young star Kevin Lee Davidson. His hard work would pay off as he now heads into 2017 as a full time NWL contracted superstar, now named Dez Wellston.

2015 MWR Awards
Wrestler: Jeremy Wyatt

2014 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Ricky Cruz

2013 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Jake Dirden

2012 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Adam Pearce

2011 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Brandon Espinosa

2010 MWR Year Awards
Wrestler: Mike Sydal

2009 Awards
Wrestler: Mark Sterling

2008 Awards
Wrestler: Jeremy Wyatt

Look for an exclusive MWR Mike Outlaw / Dez Wellston exclusive artwork honoring him for his achievement from acclaimed artist Dartallion Allen Jr. in the future.

If you would like to sponsor the MWR Wrestler of the Year Plaque for Outlaw/ Wellston then please contact MWR at flairwhoooooo@yahoo.com. The cost is $50.00 and you will receive a past MWR Yearbook, a Tyler Black (Seth Rollins rookie card) and a mention on the MWR Website.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: 2016 MWR Wrestler of the Year, Ace Hawkins, Brandon Aarons, Brandon Espinosa, Dartallion Allen JR, Davey Vega, Delirious, Dez Wellston, Dynamo Pro, Dynamo Pro Wrestling, Eric Allen, Gary Jay, High Risk Wrestling, Jake Dirden, Jayden Fenix, jeremy wyatt, Jon Webb, Justin D'Air, Kevin Lee Davidson, Kiyoshi Shizuka, Logan & Sterling, mark sterling, Metro Pro, Metro pro Wrestling, Mike Outlaw, Mike Sydal, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MMWA, MMWA-SICW, MWR, MWR Missouri Champion, MWR Yearbook, New Breed Pro, NWL, PRO WRESTLING RESURGENCE, Proving Ground, PWCS, pwi rookie of the year, Ricky Cruz, Riegel Twins, Ring of Honor, ROH, Saint Louis Anarchy, Seth Rollins, St. Louis Anarchy, Tyler Black, WIA, WLW, World League Wrestling | Leave a Comment »

Metro Pro Curtain Call: End of an Era

Posted by flairwhoooooo on December 23, 2016

Title courtesy of Bryan McIntosh
Photo’s Brian Kelley

Bobby Blackshire, Jordan Kastle & Allie Gato def. Derek Stone, Kraig Keesaman & Angel Trinity

Metro Pro Wrestling Owner thanks the fans for their support and welcomes them to come to NWL on Jan 7th.

NWL Owner Major Baisden

After being told that he was not to interfere at the St. Louis Anarchy’s final show, Michael Strider was fired and had to be escorted out of the ring.