Way back in the day myself, along with Josh Ray had a chance to work with wrestling promoter TNT Keny G with High Voltage Wrestling in Granite City, Illinois. The promotion was filled with many of the top stars, many that are among the top stars of today. Thanks to my good friend Josh Ray, he shared with us video from one of those shows.
Brian Kelley
With that said, here is the current Mayor of Lebanon, Missouri , ring announcer and the man that started MWR.
On October 10, 2009, I booked and did video work for a High Voltage Wrestling show in Granite City, IL. As part of the video work, I also commented on the matches/event. This is the complete show, released on Youtube. Check it out!
Josh Ray
HVW Heavyweight Championship Match: Kahagas (HVW Heavyweight Champion) vs Eric Allen
Matt Cage w/ Magic Man vs Mississippi Madman
Santana G vs Mia Martinez
Jeremy Wyatt vs Neil Diamond Cutter
HVW Tag Team Championship Tournament Finals: Hooligans vs Submission Squad
Max Archer vs Cabal
Survival of the Fittest Match for the HVW Livewire Championship
Mark Bland vs Donovan Ruddick
Title vs Title Match: Kahagas (HVW Heavyweight Champion) vs Mark Sterling (NWA Central States Champion)
For the second time in his career Brandon Espinosa lays claim to the MMWA Heavyweight Championship.
By Patrick Brandmeyer
It was a long and winding road between title reigns for Brandon Espinosa.
He had held the Junior Heavyweight, Television, and Battle Royal Championships in the MMWA, but the “big belt” is the goal of any wrestler in a promotion. Winning the King Of St. Louis Cable Tournament in October of 2011 paved the way for him to challenge for the Heavyweight Title…and he definitely helped his cause by defeating then-champion Gary Jackson in the finals.
Many people expected him to cash in his opportunity at the earliest possible show…but he bided his time until he was ready. He suffered a disqualification loss to Jackson in December, but was granted a rematch in January 2012 and finally won the belt at that time.
During that time period, Espinosa was branching out in his wrestling career. He had become a consistent competitor on the roster of Ohio Valley Wrestling and also won championships in other Midwest promotions. With his focus divided, one had to wonder if the MMWA Heavyweight Title was foremost on his mind. After successful title defenses against Ace Hawkins and LaMarcus Clinton, he needed help from bodyguard Eric Brewer to hang onto the gold against the former champion Gary Jackson in April. Espinosa lost the title back to Gary in May and disappeared from the St. Louis wrestling scene for most of the calendar year.
While Espinosa traveled all over the Midwest and made his name on the national scene, he felt like there was unfinished business on the home front. When he made his surprise return to the South Broadway Athletic Club in December, he made his intentions clear: He wanted to regain his championship status.
He wasted no time in defeating Max Archer for the Junior Heavyweight Title, but another man had his eye on the Heavyweight Title: Espinosa’s former trainee Dave Osborne. Osborne had won the second annual King Of St. Louis Cable Tournament and wanted the belt for himself.
Espinosa was sidetracked by another name for his past as A.J. Williams returned to the ring after a lengthy absence. The two renewed their rivalry with a thrilling twenty-minute time-limit draw in January, then Espy cost Williams his chance to win the T.V. Title in February against Jimmy D. While this was going on, Osborne captured the Heavyweight belt from Jackson…meaning Espinosa had a new target at the top of the mountain.
Despite his issue with A.J., Espinosa’s primary goal never changed. When Osborne signed an open contract to defend his title at the June show, Espinosa was one of two men(along with Gary Jackson) to step up to the plate. Even after losing the Junior Heavyweight belt to A.J. earlier in the evening, Espy was ready to reclaim South Broadway’s top prize.
The chaotic nature of a triple threat match came into play as Osborne seemed to have the advantage over Jackson with a submission hold. However, Espinosa stunned him with a flying kick off the second rope and scored the pin, winning the Heavyweight Title once again!
You can see the anger in Dave Osborne’s eyes as he recovers from Espinosa’s blow to the back of his head. Can the student become focus enough to overcome the his teacher and new MMWA Champion Brandon Espinosa?
Espinosa won’t have much time to rest on his laurels as the challengers will be lining up. Former titleholders Osborne and Jackson both want their shots at the told. Old rivals like Ace Hawkins may have their eyes on the top spot. Will A.J. Williams be satisfied with the Jr. Heavyweight Title or will he want to dethrone Espy once again? We’ll find out in due time…but for now, Brandon Espinosa is the top guy in the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Alliance!
Wild World of Wrestling (12/28/13)
by StLouisWrestling
SaintLouisWrestling.com
Producer: Tim Miller
Recorded: 12/8/12
MO/IL Junior Heavyweight Championship
Max Archer (c) vs. Brandon Espinosa
MO/IL Heavyweight Championship (Replay)
Gary Jackson (c) vs. The Big Texan
Battle Royal Championship (Replay)
Max Archer vs. The Big Texan vs. Webmaster Stevie K vs. Brandon Espinosa vs. Chase King vs. Andrew Wilder vs. Matt King
SICW fans got their wish in October when Travis Cook told them that he would not be in attendance in East Carondelet, Illinois for the November show. The fans happiness would not last when Cook went on to make an agreement with the former Classic Wrestling Champion Ron Powers to manage his men for the night.
One fact remains with Powers and that is, you can never be sure what he will do, a loose cannon in every sense of the word. While the fans thought he would be out their to manage Cook’s men Dave Vaughn and Ken Kasa.
The Wrestling machine looks better than ever in a battle with red hot Heath Hatton, Photo Credit Brian Kelley
Powers took it on himself to offer his service to the likes of Max Archer, Bull Bronson, Jake Dirden, Alex Rudolph and his fellow henchman The Big Texan in battle against current champion Ricky Cruz.
Powers and his men did not show the usual savvy of Cook as Archer and Kasa each got disqualified for outside interference. When Powers offered his service to Rudolph, the young powerhouse decline him, only to see Gary Jackson seizing the opportunity for an edge to have Powers in his corner.
Two St Louis legends, Ron Powers and Gary Jackson join forces for one night only against Alex Rudolph- Photo Credit Brian Kelley
Jackson’s 3 rules applied in this
1. He came out to win
2.He refuse to lose.
3.He will cheat if he has too
4. Don’t forget the rules
Classic Gary Jackson footage.
So with that said thought Powers and Jackson often enemy’s joined forces to pick up another impressive victory in his historic career.
Ron Powers bring the pain on the champion. – Photo Credit Brian Kelley
Powers had the experts wandering if he was scouting for more muscle but one thing was sure his number one goal was to send a clear cut message to Ricky Cruz that he had his eyes set on the CWC title as he brutally assaulted Cruz during the match.
Sean Vincent for the save – Photo Credit Brian Kelley
If it would not have been for Power’s former right hand man Sean Vincent, he may have very well have taken Cruz out for good…Thankfully men like Chris Hargas, Heath Hatton and Chaz Wesson came out to stand the ground on Powers, Vaugn, Texan, Waco, and Bronson to insure that the Classic Wrestling Champion stood to fight another day.
A good thing that Vincent and former one half of the Old School Warriors Chaz Wesson has the back of the current Classic Wrestling Champion Ricky cruz’s back on this night. Photo Credit Brian Kelley
This weekend SICW is back in action with the return of the Old School Warriors.Keith Smith and Chaz Wesson to challenge the deadly duo on The Big Texan and Waco.
Fairmont City, Illinois) 2727 N. 43RD Holy Rosary Gym –THANKSGIVING WEEKEND 7 Big matches sponsored by the Fairmont City PAL (Police Athletic League) and St Clair County special.
Action returns to the East Carondelet Community Center when the MMWA/SICW continues to bring the fans some of the greatest action in the Midwest. Last show during the television taping for Charter Cable the fans witnessed Champion Ron Powers battle Chris Harges, with Harges having his head put through the wall and a table being broke and after having his hands full with Harges Powers managed to survive. He later became outraged with wrestling book author, play by play announcer and the voice of Wrestling Explosion Larry Matysik due to his name not being included in Matysik’s new book, “The fifty great wrestlers of all time”.
Ron Powers will look to put his foot down some more on young Dave Vaughn. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
After they exchanged words Powers agreed to a challenge by Matysik that if he could beat an opponent of Matysik’s choosing then he would but Powers name in the new book. Matysik called upon Dave Vaughn to battle with Powers with the stipulation Powers had to beat Vaughn in five minutes or less. Powers couldn’t get the job done and about three minutes into the match Powers henchmen, Sean Vincent and the Big Texan entered the ring just as Vaughn had the sleeper hold locked onto Powers. With Vincent and Texan interfering this called for a DQ of Powers. As you know there shortly after I signed Powers to meet Vaughn on October 15th for the CWC title.
Dave Vaughn has put Powers henchmen Sean Vincent and The Big Texan to sleep. Last time he came close to do the same to Powers. Can he do it a second time? (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Also on October 15th a special match was signed. The bright new Star LMC came to the aid of ring announcer Jeff Vernetti who is a local DJ on 1380 sports talk radio in St. Louis when Max Archer and Waco attacked Vernetti for not interviewing them. I signed a match featuring LMC & Vernetti taking on Archer and Waco in a special tag match. All the 1380 sports talk radio fans will be coming out to support Jeff and LMC.
1380 sports talk radio’s Jeff Vernetti will have LMC to back him against the bullys Max Archer and Waco on the 15th. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
There will be five other outstanding matches to round out the television taping. For tickets or special group rates fans can call 618-286-4848.
A favorite to win any battle Royal is the Future Donovan Ruudick.(Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Tony Raze and Ace Hawkins does their best to eliminate Jackson.(Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Gary Jackson won a battle royal
Wayne Mitchell used his speed early to get an early edge. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
A big right hand from Mitchell. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Perfect dropkick from Espinosa (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Brandon Espinosa d. Wayne Mitchell
Tony Raze (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Raze pulls out all the stops to beat Ace Hawkins. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Ouch. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Raze is caught red handed. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Ace Hawkins d. Tony Raze
In the battle Royal the Lumberjacks target the young star Ace Hawkins.. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Battle Royal Champion Gary Jackson. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Brandon Espinosa won a battle royal Gary Jackson d. Brandon Espinosa to win the Battle Royal Title
Archer on the offense. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Max Archer is on the defense quick. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Lights out!!!(Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
The Mauler d. Max Archer
Tony Costa lays down the law and lets Travis Cook that he will be tied to a chair to keep him from interfering in the Championship match. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Travis Cook has had better days for sure. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Two Champions lock up to start the match. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
A big boot from the Future. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
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A suplex from the Champ. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Vaughn goes for the win, but Ruddick still has some fight in him. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Chaos on the outside. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Ruddick returns the suplex on Vaughn. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
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Vaughn is close to retaining the MMWA-SICW Belt. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
What is the Manager of Champions Travis Crook, I mean Cook up to? (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Ruddick has something in his hand ref, arhhh(Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Not looking good for our man Vaughn. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
Travis Cook lets everyone know that there is a NEW MMWA-SICW Champion Dave Vaughn.(Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
The new Champ taunts Vaughn.
HWC Champ The Future Donovan Ruddick d. Dave Vaughn to win the MMWA-SICW Heavyweight Title
HWC Champ The Future Donovan Ruddick d. Dave Vaughn to win the MMWA-SICW Heavyweight Title
Mitchell moves just in time. (Photo recap Michael R Van Hoogstraat)
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MMWA-SICW Tag Champs The Lumberjacks d. Gary Jackson & Wayne Mitchell
Snap mare from Espinosa. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Beautiful dropkick from Courageous. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Travis Cook has a knack of getting on fans and the promotions staffs wrong side, here Tim Miller takes exception of what he has to say. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Espinosa pulls out all stops on the popular Courageous. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Superkick (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Cocky and confident are Travis Cooks men who currently are having their way with the fan favorites of MMWA-SICW with Dave Vaughn in their sights. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Battle Royal Champ Brandon Espinosa d. Junior Heavyweight Champion Johnny Courageous (non-title)
Max Archer has had a solid year in 2010, looking to add another victory on the young Chris King. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Max Archer uses his experience against the youngster.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Max Archer toss Chase King over his shoulder. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Chase King has his hands raised after a hard fought win. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Chase King d. Max Archer
Two of the best in the game today The Future Donovan Ruddick and Gary Jackson are at odds. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Big boot on Jackson. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
While Ruddick chokes Jackson his Elitism partner watches on. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jackson shows how tough he is just by not submitting. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jackson drives Ruddick into the ring post.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jackson finds himself at the last place he wants to be.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
HWC Champ “The Future” Donovan Ruddick d. Gary Jackson
The youngsters works to get the big man over the top rope. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
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Espinosa sends Courageous out of the ring to retain his battle Royal championship. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Battle Royal Champ Brandon Espinosa won a ten-man battle royal
Two young stars go at it.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Static or is it Cross?? nails Hawkins with kick.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Ace Hawkins d. Jaysin Static
Mitchell wisely takes the big man off of his feet. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Wayne Mitchell goes to the top.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
The picture may seem fuzzy but that could very well be how Mitchell feels after the Lumberjack slams him into the turnbuckle. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Lumberjack power was too much for Wayne Mitchell on this night. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Tag Champ Lumberjack Abe d. Wayne Mitchell
Raze uses Chase King as a chair. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Chase King uses his speed to surprise Tony Raze. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
“The Lockdown” Tony Raze has MMWA-SICW on Notice after another win. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
On September 25th I had the opportunity for a double shot of wrestling action. First off I made my way to Hillsdale Missouri for a FREE MMWA-SICW show sponsored by the Hillsdale Police department.
A beautiful day that saw the community along with the Mayor of Hillsdale come out to check out wrestling action, during the day I spoke to many of the fans who told me this was the very first time they had a chance to see pro wrestling live.
Also in attendance was our friend Patrick Brandmeyer who got the chance to join Herb Simmons at the commentator table. Recently we advertised the MMWA-SICW open door tryout and I was able to meet for the very first time Ben Simon who impressed the management so much that he earned the Announcing job for a company that he grew up watching.
The fans also had the chance to see a true wrestling legend in person as Cowboy Bob Orton was in attendance.
The day saw some great wrestling action, plus MMWA-SICW and the Hillsdale Police Department gave away free concessions, plus gift bags, soccer balls and bicycles throughout the day.
I am going to share with you a few pictures of the days events and after the last one click onto my photobucket for a complete look at all them. MMWA-SICW returned to Fairmont Illinois later that night for a great show that my good friend Mike Van Hoogstraat was able to capture so please check back for MWR in the future for this and all your MMWA-SICW news.
Click here to see all the great pictures from MMWA-SICW in Hillsdale Missouri.
Brandon Espinosa was not happy with being put in a Pinata –on –a-pole match and made Super Castaldi
Brandon Espinosa uses the Pinata on Castaldi and the candy went flying. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
The children of Hillsdale took advantage of Castaldi’s misfortune and was treated to FREE candy. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Brandon Espinosa d. Super Castaldi I in a pinata-on-a-pole match
Ron Powers is one of the most powerful men in the Midwest as young Chase King found out. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Chase King finds himself on the wrong side of RON POWERS in Hillsdale MO(Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Herb Simmons and Bob Orton take in the destruction of Powers on up and comer Chase King. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Ron Powers fought Chase King to a double countout
. MMWA-SICW newcomer The Mauler looked strong against the smaller Hawkins from the start. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
The Mauler wisely kept the pressure on one of the Midwest hottest young stars. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Ace Hawkins used his speed to get the win in front of an approving crowd. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Espinosa challenged Hawkins to a match later on in the night to show him that he is the top dog at MMWA-SICW. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Ace Hawkins d. The Mauler
Ace Hawkins, Tim Miller and the Hillsdale police force pass out FREE soccer balls, gifts and bicycles to the people of Hillsdale. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Max Archer levels Draco (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
A show of respect by both men after Archer takes home a a big win. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Max Archer d. Draco
Tony Raze showed his true colors early on when he jumped fan favorite Gary Jackson prior to the bell. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Raze had the fans ire when he went to the top to finish off Jackson. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
The gorgeous one Gary Jackson can take over a match like no one else. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Gary Jackson d. Tony Raze
Jaysin Static or is it Jayson Cross?? Whoever he thinks he is, demanded to Tim Miller and Keith Smith to be a part of the main event with Espinosa and Hawkins. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Cross/Static makes his presence known. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Down goes Hawkins and Espinosa, maybe Cross/Static was right and deserved to be in the match. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Hawkins goes on the air attack. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Where did he go?? Hawkins soars over Espinosa. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Espinosa finally got his hands on Hawkins. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Espinosa can catch you with a plethora of moves, like this crushing blow. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Chops on the outside. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
The fans was not happy with Espinosa taunting them. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Hawkins looked to have Espinosa number in this match up between two of the most recent wrestlers in the Midwest to debut at ROH in STL.(Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
In a back and forth match every move counts. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Referee Jim Harris raises the hand of the Battle Royal champion Espinosa. (Photo Credit Brian Kelley)
Brandon Espinosa d. Jaysin Static & Ace Hawkins (triple)
MMWA-SICW Returns this Saturday at the South Broadway Athletic Club.
This weekend MMWA-SICW will have a double shot of wrestling action on Saturday. First The MMWA-SICW will be in Hillsdale Missouri on September 25th for a “FREE” wrestling event sponsored by the Hillsdale Police department and the city officials for a back to school event for the children. This is an outside event so bring your lawn chair and enjoy the Free Wrestling show. Show starts at 1:00pm located on Jesse Jackson Blvd.
Also on the same day, September 25th at 8:00pm the MMWA- SICW will be returning too Fairmont City Illinois at the Holy Rosary Gym. This event is sponsored by the Fairmont City Police Athletic League. Tickets for this show is $8 in advance and $9.00 at the door.
Jaysin Cross lands a big blow on Max Archer (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
A drop kick to the face of Cross(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Archer looked strong early in the match(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
The Beginning of the end for Archer as the BACK SENTON is dead on.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jaysin Cross d. Max Archer
Chase King leans on Lumberjack Abe (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
King can fly for a big man. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
1-2-3 Lumberjack wins. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Lumberjack Abe d. Chase King
Wayne Mitchell looked impressive against the Jr. Heavyweight Champ Johnny Courageous (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
The Champ takes the rookie to school.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Experience pays off as Courageous surprises Mitchell for the win. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
A show of respect.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jr. Heavyweight Champ Johnny Courageous d. Wayne Mitchell
Travis Cook lets the MMWA-SICW Fans know that he leads his men to Championships and Ruddick has his eyes set on the MMWA-SICW title held by Dave Vaughn.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Poetry in motion (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
On the outside these two young stars went at it.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Just when Espinosa thought the momentum was on his side the dangerous Hawkins turned it into a hurricanrana(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Donovan Ruddick sends a message to Vaughn by planting Hawkins with a killer blow. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Battle Royal Champ Brandon Espinosa d. Ace Hawkins
Gary Jackson taunts the Lumberjacks.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Lumberjack Gabe over powers Jackson.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
No matter how you try to avoid it, plan on feeling the massive elbow of Jackson coming down on you if you take him on. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Jackson en route to another win.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Gary Jackson d. Lumberjack Gabe
Who is the true champ? Dave Vaughn or Donovan Ruddick, these two have been at each other all summer long with no end in sight.(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Dave Vaughn goes high risk as he sails over the top rope. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Bodies everywhere as two of the best battle outside of the ring. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Vaughn feels first hand why many believe that Ruddick is the most feared wrestler in the Midwest. (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Just as Ruddick was about to get the win the bell rung!(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Travis Cook sends Espinosa to attack the champ after the bell (Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Can Vaughn withstand the onslaught of Ruddick and Cook for the remainder of 2010?(Photo Credit Mike Van Hoogstraat)
Heavyweight Champ David Vaughn fought HWC Champ “The Future” Donovan Ruddick to a time-limit draw
Missouri Wrestling Revival 