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PRO WRESTLING RESURGENCE KLD vs MOOSE August 20th at Pops , Sauget, Illinois

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 26, 2016

Audiobot Industries Presents:

PRO WRESTLING RESURGENCE
featuring

The Biggest Fight In Saint Louis History!
International Pro Wrestler out of Saint Louis, “KLD” Kevin Lee Davidson (6’4 323 lbs)
vs.
Former NFL Player and Current TNA Star Moose (6’5 309 lbs)

Street Fight!
Brandon Aarons vs. Leone Mephisto

Little Viking vs. Gary Jay vs. Mike Outlaw vs. Everett Connors

“2.0” AJ Williams & Da’Marius Jones vs. “Alpha Class” Danny Adams & Paco

Darby Allin vs. King Khash

Submission Squad vs. Roscoe Eats Lisa

Brandon Espinosa vs. J-Mal Swag

Tony Kozina vs. Jason Roberts

Plus Pre Show Match From Up & Coming Talent!

Front Row and VIP Balcony: $25
Second Row: $20
General Admission: $15 advance, $17.50 day of show
$2 minor surcharge

Doors @ 7pm
Pre-Show @ 7:30pm
Show @ 8pm

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Referee Jay King works his 500th match

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 20, 2016

In less than 4 years, referee Jay King has worked his 500th wrestling match. MWR recently caught up with him to find out about his career.

MWR: How did you get started as a referee?

JAY: To be honest, at the time I didn’t even know about independent wrestling. I went to a Ring of Honor show and heard someone say, “Dr. King? What the hell are you doing here?” My full time job is as a veterinarian and earlier in the day I did a C-section on a dog owner by the guy asking me the question, Keith Smith. I found out he had been a wrestler for 25 years and was now a commissioner for one of the local feds. A week later when he brought his dog into the clinic to get the stitches out I just kiddingly said, “I know I’m too old to be a wrestler, but I can count to three if you need a referee!” He said they had a ref getting to retire in the next year if I was interested.

MWR: Who trained you?

JAY: The wrestler Johnny Courageous. He had never trained a referee and was willing to give it a try.

MWR: What was the training like?

JAY: Most of it was just working training matches. It’s much different than watching it on TV. You have to know all the rules and watch for everything, like a foot on the ropes while at the same time you’re trying to watch the shoulders for a three count. I would also see some spectacular move and just sort of stand there and say, “That was really cool.” The wrestlers would look at me and say, “Hey, do you want to count?” No longer just watching – I’m part of the show too.

But after a while I found myself being in the way, I didn’t know where the wrestlers were going to move after certain wrestling techniques. And really after you understand that after a suplex you get up one way, it gets pretty easy. So I asked Johnny to give me basic wrestling training so I could be a better referee. I didn’t learn anything fancy, but I can see the “space” in the ring now.

MWR: What do you remember about your first match?

JAY: Actually my first match was a battle royal, so I just stood outside the ring and didn’t do much. The same show I worked with Ken Kasa and Jimmy D. When I went to do the pat down, Jimmy D raised his foot and kicked me right in the groin. I quickly learned where to keep my hands.

MWR: Did you grow up watching wrestling?

JAY: Well, I’m an old guy so I grew up watching Wrestling at the Chase. I remember my grandpa would drag the mattress into the living room every Saturday night and we would lay there until I fell asleep. The good thing was they showed it again on Sunday morning so I could see anything I missed. Later on in St. Louis you could watch World Class and some of the southern US shows. In college I could get AWA, WWF(E) and WCW. I guess I’ve watched a lot of wrestling in my life.

MWR: What organizations have you refereed for?

JAY: My first match was with MMWA. Then SICW and Dynamo Pro. Since then I’ve also worked for NWA Central States, High Risk Wrestling, Half Pint Brawlers, Extreme Midget Wrestling, PWCS, Pro Wrestling Epic, Fist Combat Wrestling, Beyond Wrestling, Anarchy, and the Cauliflower Alley in Las Vegas.

MWR: What wrestlers have you worked with the most?

JAY: I keep a list of every match I’ve worked. Out of 500 matches, I’ve refed 53 with Brandon Espinosa. I guess that makes sense since he works for three of the feds that I do. Following him would be Jake Dirden (44), Gary Jackson (39), and Ricky Cruz (35). I won’t say I have any favorites because I don’t want to seem impartial. Plus, I don’t want anyone to be upset and take it out on me in the ring.

MWR: Have you been hurt in the ring?

Jay: I’ve been punched, kicked, thrown out of the ring, choked out, been in a cross face, squashed between Big Texan and Frankie Wyatt (almost 700lbs of meat), and had by head split open with a steel chair. On that last one, I asked one of the wrestlers if I need stitches. His reply, “That should scab nicely.” After that, I think the boys in the locker room respected me more because I bleed with them.

MWR: What has been your favorite match that you’ve worked?

JAY: Several months ago I worked a match with Little Kato and Beautiful Bobby, two midgets. Usually as a ref, I’m suppose to be invisible. Only being seen for counts and enforce the rules. With those guys there were so many spots that I was, well, part of the show. They were yelling at me, I had to get untangle from the ropes, and then at one point when one would kick out he would sling the other one into the air where I had to catch them. At one point I tried to throw Kato out of the ring (after he told me to do it to Bobby). That was so much fun.

MWR: What is the hardest part of being a referee?

JAY: Staying out of the way! When you get two guys running back and forth in a 20 foot ring it is sometimes hard not to be where they are. Then you do a three way, tag team, or 4 tag team match…at some point you know all of them are going to be in the ring. Less space for me.
The worse time started with three guys in the ring. Then came in Sabu. Soon he had a chair that he was throwing all over the place. Then a table. I was ducking and running for my life. Sabu and Ken Kasa went through the table and I had to dive over them to get to the other wrestlers for the three count.

MWR: How was the 500th match?

JAY: It was the “Legends vs Monsters” match: Gary Jackson, Cowboy Bob Orton, and Ron Powers vs Vic the Bruiser, Kahagas, and Atilla Kahn. Anytime you two of those guys in a ring together you know it’s going to be a wild match, but all six…I had my hands full.

MWR: So 500 matches. What’s next?

JAY: I’m usually working 3 shows a month (one month 8), but as long as I’m having fun, I’m just going to keep doing it. One thing I do ask the wrestlers, if you aren’t going to be able to hold the other guy down for a three count, please do it close to the ropes. For me, getting down for a count is easy but getting up sometimes can be hard. If you are close to the ropes, I can at least pull myself back up.

Started training 2/2/12

1. MMWA (Mid Missouri Wrestling Alliance) 8/11/12 (St. Louis, MO)
1. Battle Royal Championship: Big Dave Osborne (w) vs Dave Vaughn, Max Archer, Sean Vincent, Iron man Ken Kasa, Tony Raze, Jimmy D, and Brian James
2. Big Dave Osborne (w) vs Tony Raze
3. MO/IL Junior Heavyweight Championship: Max Archer (w) vs Johnny Courageous
4. Ironman Ken Kasa (w) vs Jimmy D

2. MMWA 9/8/12 (St. Louis, MO)
5. Ricky Cruz and Sean Vincent (w) vs Max Archer and Webmaster Stevie K
6. Webmaster Stevie K (w) vs American Blue Demon
7. Lumberjack Gabe (w) vs Brian James

3. SICW (Southern Illinois Championship Wrestling) 10/20/12 (East Carondelet, IL)
8. The Big Texan (w) vs Chaz Wesson
9. Brian James (w) vs Michael Magnuson
10. Max Archer (w) vs Jon Webb

4. MMWA 12/8/12 (St. Louis, MO)
11. Battle Royal Championship: Chase King (w) vs Max Archer, The Big Texan, Webmaster Stevie K, Brandon Espinosa, Andrew Wilder, and Matt King
12. Chase King (w) vs Webmaster Stevie K
13. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Andrew Wilder

5. MMWA 1/18/13 (St. Louis, MO)
14. Brian James (w) vs Matt King
15. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs. A.J. Williams

6. MMWA 2/16/13 (St. Louis, MO)
16. Andrew Wilder (w) vs Draco Verdadero
17. Jimmy D (w) vs A.J. Williams

7. MMWA 3/16/13 (St. Louis, MO)
18. Chase King and Matt King vs. Lumberjacks Gabe and Abe (no contest)
19. Gary Jackson (w) vs Flaming Freddie Fury
20. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs J-mal Swagg
21. Lynn Mephisto (w) vs Andrew Wilder

8. NWA CENTRAL STATES (National Wrestling Alliance) 3/30/13 (Swansea, IL)
22. Quarterfinal match in the Central States Heavyweight Championship tournament – Evan “Money” Morris (w) vs The Dark Kanai.
23. Quarterfinal match – “The Showgun” Shane Fury (w) vs Chris L.O.G.A.N.
24. Andy DAlton, IL (w) vs Jerome Daniels.
25. Quarterfinal match – “The Black Scorpion” Symon Pheonix (w) vs “Ruff Cut” Rick Ruby.
26. John “The Bodyguard” Epperson (w) vs Jimmy D
27. Quarterfinal match – Deven Spade (w) vs Just Amazing.
28. Semifinal match – Deven Spade (w) vs “The Black Scorpion” Symon Pheonix
29. Semifinal match – Evan “Money” Morris (w) vs “The Showgun” Shane Fury
30. NWA North American Heavyweight Championship – Byron Wilcott (w) vs “Too Much Metal” Gregory James.
31. NWA Central States Heavyweight Championship – Evan “Money” Morris (w) vs Deven Spade

9. DYNAMO PRO WRESTLING 4/5/13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
32. The Alternative Brandon Gallagher (w) vs Jackal
33. Steven Kennedy (w) vs Mark Sterling vs Cancun Kid
34. Kevin X (w) vs Kahagas
35. Trent Stone (w) vs Billy McNeil vs KC Karrington

10. MMWA 4/6/13 (St. Louis, MO)
36. Big Dave Osborne (w) vs Gary Jackson
37. Matt King (w) vs Chase King
38. A.J. Williams (w) vs Brandon Espinosa
39. Lumberjacks Gabe and Abe (w) vs Chase King and Matt King

11. NWA CENTRAL STATES 4/27/13 (Jerseyville, IL)
40. Malice vs Cody Reaper time limited draw – double down. Ohio guys
41. Blaze (w) vs The Jagged Edge

12. MMWA 5/11/13 (St. Louis, MO)
42. Raphael King (w) Chase King, Lynn Mephisto, AJ Williams, Brandon Espinosa, Webmaster Stevie K, J-mall Swagg, Ace Hawkins, Jack Gamble, Michael Magnuson, Jon Webb, Kevin Esparza, Grave Digger
43. The Lumberjacks (Abe and Gabe) (w) vs Chase King and J-Mal Swagg
44. Lynn Mephisto (w) vs Webmaster Stevie K
45. Brian James (w) vs Jimmy D
46. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Big Dave Osborne

13. FIST COMBAT PRO WRESTLING 5/17/13 (Pop’s – Sauget, IL)
47. four corners match – Dan Walsh (w), Kevin X, KC Karrington, The Alternative Brandon Gallagher
48. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Tracy Smothers
49. Billy McNeil (w) vs Dave Vaughn
50. Billy McNeil (w) vs Iron man Ken Kasa vs Sabu vs. Dan Walsh

14. NWA CENTRAL STATES 5/18/13 (Swansea, IL)
51. Shogun Chris Logan (w) vs. Just Amazing
52. Joker (w) vs Johnny Bluestreak vs Jimmy D
53. Executioner (w) vs Darkchild
54. Darren Dean (w) vs Aaron Solo
55. Shane Fury (w) vs Dakota Prodigy
56. Evan Money Morris (w) vs CB Cool
57. Showtime Shane Somers (w) vs Ax Allwardt

15. MMWA 6/8/13 (St. Louis, MO)
58. AJ Williams (w) vs Brandon Espinosa
59. Jimmy D (w) vs Kevin Esparza
60. Andrew Wider (w) vs Flaming Freddy Fury
61. Brian James(w) vs Webmaster Stevie K
62. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Big Dave Osborne vs Gary Jackson

16. DYNAMO 6/14/13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
63. Gentleman Jake Parnell (w) vs Alexander Rudolph
64. 4 corner tag teams – The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt ) vs The First United Church of Karrington (K.C. Karrington and Steven Kennedy), vs The Travis Cook Organization (Iron man Ken Kasa and Dave Vaughn) vs Jack Adonis and Mike Sharona (no contest)
65. Miss Natural Heather Patera (w) vs MsChif
66. Dan Walsh (w) vs Kevin X

17. DYNAMO 7/12 /13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
67. Gentleman Jake Parnell (w) vs Jackal
68. Dave Vaughn (w) vs OuTtKaSt
69. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Dash Rondo
70. Kevin X (w) vs Shawn Santell
71. Nikki Strychnine (w) vs Steven Kennedy

18. MMWA 7/13/13 (St. Louis, MO)
72. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Raphael King
73. AJ Williams (w) vs Andrew Wilder vs J-mal Swagg
74. Jimmy D (w) vs Brian James

19. FIST COMBAT PRO WRESTLING 7/26/13 (Pop’s – Sauget, IL)
75. Dave Vaughn (w) vs Dash Rando
76. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Jonathan Greshem
77. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Ricky Cruz vs Dave Vaugh vs Alexander Rudolph
78. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Billy McNeil

20. MMWA 8/10/13 (St. Louis, MO)
79. Battle Royal – Lynn Mephisto (w) Raphael King, Andrew Wilder, J-mal Swagg, Da’Marius Jones, Lumberjack Gabe, Lumberjack Abe, Webmaster Stevie K, Jackson Whitechapel, Ace Hawkins, Big Dave Osborne, AJ Williams
80. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Big Dave Osbourn
81. Da’Marius Jones (w) vs Raphael King
82. Andrew Wilder (w) vs J-mal Swagg

21.SICW 8/17/13 (East Carondelet, IL)
83. Chaz Wesson and Adam Raw (w) vs Tony Raze and Max Archer
84. The Alternative Brandon Gallagher vs (w) Max Archer
85. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Waco
86. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Flash Flanagan vs Ron Powers

22. DYNAMO 9/6/13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
87. Jack Adonis and Mike Sharona (w) vs Adam Raw and Dice
88. KC Karrington (with Greg Jovi) (w) vs Nikki Strychnine
89. Dave Vaugh and Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt)

23. MMWA 9/14/13 (St. Louis, MO)
90. AJ Williams (w) vs Big Dave Osborne
91. Moondog Rover (w) vs Jackson Whitechapel

24. SICW 9/21/13 (East Carondelet, IL)
92. Bobby D (w) vs Max Archer
93. Alexander Rudolph and Ax Allwardt (w) vs Heath Hatton and Daniel Eads
94. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Tony Raze
95. Flash Flanagan (w) vs Ron Powers

25. St. Louis ANARCHY 10/4/13 (Alton, IL)
96. Cali 31(w) vs Day Walker
97. Adam Raw (w) vs Dan Walsh
98. Dingo (w) vs Ricky Starks
99. The Hooligans (w) vs Allex the Big Owl/Jordan Lacey

26. DYNAMO 10/5/13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
100. Dave Vaugh and Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Gentleman Jake Parnell and Alexander Rudolph
101. MsChif (w) vs Miss Natural Heather Patera
102. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Ricky Cruz

27. SICW 10/12/13 (Belleville, IL) – special guest: Honky Tonk Man
103. Gary Jackson and Heath Hatton (w) vs Waco and The Big Texan
104. Chaz Wesson and Bobby D (w) vs Ax Allwardt and Gentleman Jake Parnell
105. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Daniel Eads
106. Dirdey Jake Dirden vs Flash Flanagan (double count out)
107. Gaunlet Battle Royal – Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) Ricky Cruz, Chaz Wesson, Flash Flanagan, Dave Vaughn, Bobby D, The Big Texan, Shorty Biggs, Ron Powers, Waco, Heath Hatton, Alexander Rudolph, Ax Allwardt, Max Archer, and Gentleman Jake Parnell

28. SICW 10/19/13 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Hacksaw Jim Duggan
108. Waco vs Daniel Eads (time limit draw)
109. Dave Vaugh (w) vs Gary Jackson
110. Bobby D (w) vs Tony Raze
111. Bull Bronson (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher

29. DYNAMO 10/26/13 (Pittsfield. IL)
112. Jackal (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher
113. Shawn Santel (w) vs Gentleman Jake Panell
114. The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt (w) vs Dave Vaugh and Ken Kasta
115. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Dingo
116. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Walsh

30. BEYOND WRESTLING 10/27/13 (taped matches at DYNAMO Gym)
117. Christian Rose (w) vs Zakk Sawyer
118. Michael Elgin (w) vs Jonathan Gresham
119. Evan Gelistico (w) vs Alexander Rudolph
120. Reed Bentley (w) vs Heidi Lovelace
121. Ace Perry and Tripp Cassidy and Dale Patricks (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher and Frankie the Thumper Wyatt and Josh Crane
122. Team IOU (Nick Iggy and Kerry Awful) (w) vs JoJo Bravo and Bolt Brady

31. MMWA 11/10/13 (St. Louis, MO)
123. Lumberjacks Abe and Gabe (w) vs Jackson Whitechapel and Moondog Rover
124. Big Dave Osborne (w) vs Da’Marius Jones
125. Lynn Mephisto (w) vs Ace Hawkins

32. SICW 11/16/13 (East Carondelet, IL)
126. Waco (w) vs Gentleman Jake Parnell
127. Ricky Cruz and Daniel Eads (w) vs Bull Bronson and Ax Allwardt
128. Joker vs Bobby D (double DQ)
129. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Dave Vaugh

33. DYNAMO 11/26/13 (Glen Carbon, IL)
130. Jon Webb (w) vs Geek Singh
131. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Ace Hawkins
132. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Dan Walsh

34. ANARCHY 12/6/13 (Alton, IL)
133. Arik Cannon (w) vs Darren Dean
134. Kyle O’Reilly (w) vs Johnny Gargano
135. Ricky Starks (w) vs Bolt Brady vs Aria Davari

35. MMWA 12/7/13 (St. Louis, MO)– special guest: Earl and Brian Hebner
136. Battle Royal – Webmaster Stevie K (w), Jackson Whitechapel, Lynn Mephisto, Moondog Rover, Ace Hawkins, Da’Marius Jones, Big Dave Osborne, and J-mal Swagg
137. Lumberjacks Abe and Gabe (w) vs Flaming Freddy Fury and Jackson Whitechapel

36. SICW 12/14/13 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Hillbilly Jim
138. The Big Texan (w) vs Max Archer
139. Bobby D (w) vs Ax Allwardt, Joker, Frankie The Thumper Wyatt, Daniel Eads, Chaz Wesson,
140. Flash Flanagan vs Ron Powers (double DQ)
141. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden

37. DYNAMO 1/4/14 (Fenton, MO)
142. The Alternative Brandon Gallagher (w) vs Ace Hawkins
143. Kevin X (w) vs Dan Walsh

38. MMWA 1/11/14 (St. Louis, MO)
144. Battle Royal – Webmaster Stevie K (w), Lynn Mephisto, J-Mal Swagg, Brandon Espinosa, Andrew Wilder, Ace Hawkins
145. Moondog Rover (w) vs Jackson Whitechapel
146. Webmaster Stevie K (w) vs Jimmy D
147. AJ Williams (w) vs Big Dave Osborne

39.SICW 1/18/14 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Bushwacker Luke
148. Gary Jackson and Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Alexander Rudolph and Joker
149. Lucy Mendez (w) vs Gentleman Jake Parnell
150. Chaz Wesson (w) vs Ax Allwardt

40. DYNAMO 2/1/14 (Fenton, MO)
151. Alexander Rudolph (w) vs Geek Singh vs
152. The Alternative Brandon Gallagher (w) Ace Hawkins vs Evan Morris vs Jon Webb
153. Dirdey Jake Dirden vs Elvis Aliaga (double DQ)
155. Royal Rumble – Jeremy Wyatt (w) – Lucy Mendez, Andino Giovanni, Mike Sydal, Ace Hawkins, Mark Sterling, Showtime Bradley Charles, Alexander Rudolph, Jon Webb, Andrew Wilder, Jack Gamble, David DeLorean, OuTtKaSt , Evan Morris, Geek Singh, Michael Magnuson, Shorty Biggs, The Alternative Brandon Gallagher, Dan Walsh, Elvis Aliaga.

41. MMWA 2/8/14 (St. Louis, MO)
156. D’Marius Jones (w) vs Jackson Whitechapel
157. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Andrew Wilder
158. Gary Jackson (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher

42. SICW 2/15/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
159. Joker (w) vs Andino Giovanni
160. Gary Jackson (w) vs Purple Passion
161. Ax Allwardt (w) vs Bobby D
162. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Big Jim Hoffarth

43. DYNAMO 2/18/14 (Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO)
163. The alternative Brandon Gallagher (w) vs Andino Giovanni
164. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Dan Walsh
165. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Kevin X

44. MMWA 3/8/14 (St. Louis, MO)
166. Moondog Rover (w) vs The Rock Lobster
167. Lynn Mephisto (w) vs Big Dave Osborne
168. Ace Hawkins (w) vs J-mal Swagg
169. Brian James and Gary Jackson vs Lynn Mephisto and Barackus (no contest)

45. SICW 3/22/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
170. Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Max Archer
171. Shorty Biggs (w) vs Gentleman Jake Parnell
172. Chaz Wesson (w) vs Ricky Cruz
173. 2 out of 3 falls – Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden

46. SICW 3/29/14 (Caseyville. IL)
174. Shorty Biggs (w) vs The Dark Secrett
175. Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Brent Myers
176. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Heath Hatton

47. DYNAMO 4/5/14 (Fenton, MO)
177. Brandon Espinosa and Ace Hawkins (w) vs Jon Webb and Jack Gamble vs Jake Parnell the Littlest Viking and Evan Morris
178. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Brandon Aarons
179. Showtime Bradley Charles (w) vs Dan Walsh
180. Elvis Aliaga (w) vs Mark Sterling
181. Kevin X (w) vs Alexander Rudolph
182. The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt) (w) vs Black Hand Warriors (David DeLorean and Michael Magnuson)
183. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Jeremy Wyatt

48. MMWA 4/13/14 (St. Louis, MO)
184. Lynn Mephisto vs Webmaster Stevie K (w)
185. Barackus (w) vs Big Dave Osbourne
186. Jackson Whitechapel and Sean Orleans (w) vs Da’Marius Jones and Jake Dempsey
187. Brian James and Gary Jackson (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Ace Hawkins

49. DYNAMO 4/19/14 (Fenton, MO)
188. Mark Sterling (w) vs Mike Sydal
189. Steven Kennedy (w) vs Showtime Bradley Charles
190. Jake Parnell the Littlest Viking (w) vs Danny Cannon vs Billy McNeil
191. OuTtKaSt / Shorty Biggs (w) vs Mauler McDarby and Shawn Santel
192. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Jeremy Wyatt

50. DYNAMO 4/22/14 (Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO)
193. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Jake Parnell the Littlest Viking
194. Alexander Rudolph (w) vs Da’Marius Jones
195. Shorty Biggs and Jake Parnell the Littlest Viking (w) vs Ace Hawkins and Brandon Espinosa

51. SICW 4/26/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
196. Joker (w) vs Ax Allwardt
197. Daniel Eads (w) vs Mallaki Matthews
198. Frankie The Thumper Wyatt vs Big Jim Hoffarth (double DQ)
199. Chaz Wesson and Ron Powers (w) vs Ricky Cruz and Bull Bronson

52. DYNAMO 5/3/14 (Fenton, MO)
200. Evan Morris (w) vs Ace Hawkins (pushed Ace and hit ropes)
201. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Showtime Bradley Charles vs OuTtKaSt
202. Mark Sterling (w) vs Mike Sydal
203. Dirdey Jake Dirden vs Elvis Aliaga (no contest)

53. MMWA 5/10/14 (St. Louis, MO)
204. Moondog Rover (w) vs Laurence Johnson
205. AJ Williams (w) vs Lynn Mephisto
206. Brian James and Gary Jackson and Andrew Wilder (w) vs Ace Hawkins and Chase King and Evan Gelistico – ring turmoil afterwards – all heels – eye poked

54. SICW 5/17/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
207. Ax Allwardt and Howard the Iceman Moritz (w) vs Joker and Daniel Eads
208. Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Waco
209. Dirdey Jake Dirden and Heath Hatton (w) vs Bull Bronson and Frankie the Thumper Wyatt
210. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Ron Powers (loose leaves town match)
211. Battle Royal – Heath Hatton (w) vs Chaz Wesson, Flash Flanagan, Daniel Eads, Shorty Biggs, Big Jim Hoffarth, Dirdey Jake Dirden, Waco, Joker, Bull Bronson, Max Archer, Ax Allwardt, Frankie The Thumper Wyatt, and Howard the Iceman Moritz

55. MMWA 6/14/14 (St. Louis, MO)
212. Moondog Rover (w) vs Flaming Freddie Fury
213. D’Marius Jones and AJ Williams (w) vs Sean Orleans and Jackson Whitechapel
214. Gary Jackson (w) vs Lynn Mephisto

56. SICW 6/23/14 (East Carondelet, IL)– special guest: The Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase
215. Ax Allwardt (w) vs OuTtKaSt
216. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Mike Outlaw
217. Shorty Biggs (w) vs Howard the Iceman Moritz
218. Flash Flanagan vs Big Jim Hoffarth (double count out)

57. DYNAMO 6/28/14 (Fenton, MO)
219. Showtime Bradley Charles (w) vs Mike Outlaw
220. Jeremy Wyatt (w) vs Brandon Aarons
221. Ricky Cruz (w) vs OuTtKaSt

58. MMWA 7/12/14 (St. Louis, MO)
222. Kozain (J-Mal Swagg in mask) and Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Draco Verdadero and Laurence Johnson
223. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Andrew Wilder (ladder match)
224. Moondog Rover (w) vs Lynn Mephisto vs (dog collar match)
225. – 230. Gauntlet Match
– Everett Connors (w) vs J-Mal Swagg
– Everett Connors (w) vs Ace Hawkins
– Sean Orleans (w) vs Everett Connors
– Sean Orleans (w) vs Webmaster Stevie K
– Shaft (w) vs Sean Orleans
– Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Shaft

59. SICW 7/26/14 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff
231. Joker (w) vs Daniel Gunner
232. Waco (w) and Frankie the thumper Wyatt vs Big Jim Hoffarth
233. Matt Cage (w) vs Bobby D
234. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Daniel Eads

60. DYNAMO 7/29/14 (Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO)
235. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Danny Adams
236. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Brandon Espinosa
237. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Gary Jackson

61. DYNAMO 8/2/14 (Fenton, MO)
238. Jon Webb (w) vs The Bosnian War Child Spi-Ral
239. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Jack Gamble
240. Elimination: The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt (out 1), Black Hand Warriors (David and Michael Magnuson) (out 2), The Bite Club (Jackal and Rocket Mapache) (out 3), Ricky Cruz and Brandon Espinosa (w)

62. DYNAMO 8/8/14 (Eureka)
241. Paco Gonzalez (w) vs Mike Outlaw
242. The Bite Club (Jackal and Rocket Mapache) (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher and El Sanchez
243. Brandon Espinosa (w) OuTtKaSt
244. Shorty Biggs (w) vs Ricky Cruz
245. The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt) (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Ricky Cruz

63. MMWA 8/9/14 (St. Louis, MO)
246. Moondog Rover (w) vs Lynn Mephisto
247. Battle Royal – Big Dave Osborne (w), Webmaster Stevie K, LaMarcus Clinton, Chase King, Sean Orleans, Jackson Whitechapel, Laurence Johnson, Evan Gelistico
248. Barackus and J-Mal Swagg (w) vs Zulu and Brian James

64. SICW 8/16/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
249. Mallaki Matthews (w) vs Joker
250. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Farmer Billy Hills
251. Red River Jack (Ron Powers) (w) vs Ax Allwardt

65. DYNAMO 8/23/14 (Glen Carbon, IL)
252. The Bite Club (Jackal and Rocket Mapache (w) vs The Professionals (Mauler McDarby and Shawn Santel)
253. The Alternative Brandon Gallagher (w) vs Paco Gonzalez vs Brandon Aarons
254. Cavana Fantastic (lounge singer) (w) vs Dash Rando
255. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Iron man Ken Kasa
256. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Shorty Biggs

66. DYNAMO 9/6/14 (Fenton, MO) – special guest: Beautiful Bobby Eaton
257. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Paco Gonzalez
258. Elvis Aliaga (w) vs OuTtKaSt
259. The Bite Club (Jackal and Rocket Mapache) (w) vs Back Hand Warriors (David Delorean and Michael Magnuson)

67. SICW 9/20/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
260 Bull Bronson (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden
261. Flash Flanagan (w) vs Daniel Eads
262. Heath Hatton (w) vs Iron man Ken Kasa

68. SICW 9/27/14 (Fairmont City. IL)
263. Daniel Eads (w) vs Iron man Ken Kasa
264. Mohamad Ali Vaez (w) vs Farmer Billy Hills
265. Dirdey Jake Dirden and Gary Jackson (w) vs Bull Bronson and Ax Allwardt

69. DYNAMO 9/30/14 (Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO)
266. Brandon Aarons and Mike Outlaw (w) vs Paco Gonzalez and Danny Adams 267. The Bosnian War child Spi-Ral (w) vs The Alternative Brandon Gallagher
268. OuTtKaSt (w) vs David Delorean
269. Ricky Cruz (with Lucy Mendez) (w) Gary Jackson

70. DYNAMO 10/4/14 (Fenton, MO)
270. Danny Adams (w) vs Brandon Aarons
271. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs OuTtKaSt
272. Dirdey Jake Dirden and Jackal (w) vs Ricky Cruz and Brandon Espinosa

71. SICW 10/11/14 (Swansea, IL)
273. Bobby D (w) vs Jode Dawson
274. Flash Flanagan and Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Daniel Eads and Shiloh Jonze
275. Handicap Match – Red River Jack (Ron Powers) (w) vs BubbaTroll and Daniel Gunner
276. Heath Hatton (w) vs Bull Bronson

72. SICW 10/18/14 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Koko B Ware
277. Bobby D (w) vs Frankie the Thumper Wyatt
* Gary Jackson vs Mohamad Ali Vaez (double DQ)
278. Red River Jack (Ron Powers) (w) vs Bull Bronson
279. Heath Hatton and Daniel Eads (w) vs Flash Flanagan and Iron man Ken Kasa

73. PWCS (PRO WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES ) 10/25/14 (Granite City, IL)
280. OuTtKaSt (Blacklist) (w) vs Everett Connors (The Resurgence)
281. “The Ace of Anarchy” Davey Vega (Team Anarchy) (w) vs “The Elitist” Brandon Espinosa (Ego Busters)
282. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Jo Jo Bravo (The Blacklist)
283. Christian Rose (Ego Busters) (w) vs “The Dirty Rook” Matt Fitchett (Team Anarchy)

74. DYANAMO 11/1/14 (Fenton, MO)
284. The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt (w) vs Evan Morris and Dangerous Danny Adams
285. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Shawn Santel (interference Mauler McDarby)
286. Gauntlet Match – Mike Outlaw (w) vs Paco Gonzalez, The Alternative Brandon Gallagher, Ironman Ken Kasa, Brandon Aarons, Showtime Bradley Charles

75. MMWA 11/8/14 (St. Louis, MO)
287. Everett Connors (w) vs Laurence Johnson
288. Zulu and Andrew Wilder (w) vs AJ Williams and Da’Marius Jones vs Chase King and LaMarcus Clinton
289. Big Dave Osborne vs Brandon Espinosa (no contest)

76. SICW 11/15/14 (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: The One Man Gang
290. Attila Kahn (w) vs Red Scorpion
291. Chaz Wesson (w) vs Mohamad Ali Vaez
* Mohamad Ali Vaez attacks Gary Jackson after interview (pull apart)
292. Daniel Eads (w) vs Waco (Eads bloody nose)

77. MMWA / SICW 11/22/14 (Cahokia, IL)
293. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Everett Connors
294. Keith Smith Sr and Keith Smith Jr (w) vs Ricky Cruz and Atilla Kahn

78. DYNAMO 12/6/14 (Fenton, MO)
295. The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt) (w) vs The Black Hand Warriors (David DeLorean and Michael Magnuson)
296. Iron man Ken Kasa (w) vs Keon Option
297. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Ricky Cruz

79. SICW 12/13/14 (East Carondelet, IL)
298. Bobby D and Sean Vincent (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Curtis Wylde (with Wyldefire)
299 Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Ax Allwardt
300. Iron man Ken Kasa and Bull Bronson (w) vs Daniel Eads and Shiloh Jonze

80. PRO WRESTLING EPIC 3/27/15 (East St. Louis, IL)
301. Battle Royal – Barackus (w) vs Brandon Aarons, Danny Adams, Jacko The Clown, Tyler Copeland, Dash Rando, Paco Gonzalez, Evan Gelistico, Steven Kennedy
302. Gary Jay (w) vs. Paco Gonzalez
303. Billy McNeil and Brandon Aarons (w) vs Steven Kennedy and Danny Adams

81. DYNAMO 4/4/15 (Fenton, MO)
304. I Qui Match – Jackal (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden

82. HIGH RISK WRESTLING 4/5/15 (Belleville, IL)
305. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Eric Wayne
306. Kongo Kong (w) vs Moose

83. MMWA 4/11/15 (St. Louis, MO)
307. Moondog Rover (w) vs J-Mal Swagg
308. Evan Gelistico and Kevin Lee Davidson and LaMarcus Clinton (w) vs Da’Marius Jones and Brian James and Gary Jackson

84. Cauliflower Alley 50th Reunion 4/12/15 (Las Vegas, NV)
309. Ricky Ruffin (w) vs Alexander G Bernard
310. Battle Royale – Dylan Drake (with Rock Riddle) (w), Vintage Dragon, Shoop Shellhammer, Ballistic Brett Myers, Drunk Uncle Ronnie Tucker, Stepchild Buford Tucker, War Pig Jody Kristofferson, Daniel Kalis, Matt Carlos, Coye Day, Duff Doyle, Greg Romero with Sarge, Jailhouse Rocker Terry Lawler, Nick Bogaty (?), Joseph Scott, Yetty, Richie Slade, Fun Size Dandy Rocket, David Storm, Greg Hernandez, Monster Mayhem, Adam Reyes, The Stro, Drake Frost, Ethan White, Chad Thomas, James Jeffries, Justin Decent, Greg Hernandez

85. Cauliflower Alley 50th Reunion 4/13/15 (Las Vegas, NV
311. Battle Royale – Tokyo Monster Kahagas (w) vs Ricky Ruffin, Chaz Taylor, Duff Doyle, Gary Jackson, Ryan J. Morals, Rene Mendez, Tony Raze, Uday Ukleja, Luz De Sombra, Brute Da Barrete, Dexter Milhouse, Ballistic Brett Myers, King Kahlua, Houston Carson, Steven Andrews, Harry Henderson, Idris Jackson, Scoot Robinson, Dirty Ernie

86. MMWA 5/2/15 (Cinco de Mayo 1 – Cherokee – St. Louis, MO)
312. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Andrew Wilder

87. MMWA 5/2/15 (Cinco de Mayo 2 – Cherokee – St. Louis, MO)
313. J-Mal Swagg (w) vs Danny Adams
314. LaMarcus Clinton (w) vs Austin Blackburn

88. DYNAMO 5/2/15 (Fenton, MO)
315. Keon Option and Evan Morris (w) vs Danny Adams and The Alternative Brandon Gallagher
316. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Mike Outlaw

89. DYNAMO 5/5/15 (Cinco de Mayo – Off Broadway – St. Louis, MO)
317. The Bite Club (Jackal and Rocket Mapache) (w) vs The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt)
318. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Brandon Aarons vs Brandon Espinosa

90. MMWA 5/9/15 (St. Louis, MO)
319. Gary Jackson (w) vs Sean Orleans
320. Barackus (w) Jimmy D

91. SICW 5/16/15 (6) (East Carondelet, IL) – special guest: Stan Hansen, Barbara Goodish (wife of Bruiser Brody), AWA Mick Karch, Cowboy Bob Orton
321 Dirdey Jake Dirden and Daniel Gunner and Bobby D (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Bubba Troll and Curtis Wylde (with Wyldfire)
322. Gary Jackson (w) vs Barackus
323. Lucy Mendez (w) vs Paloma Starr
324. Chris Hargas and Atilla Kahn (w) vs Ricky Cruz and Ron Powers
325. Flash Flanagan (w) vs Daniel Eads
326. The First Annual Brusier Brody Battle Royal – Ron Powers (w), Atilla Kahn, Ricky Cruz, Daniel Gunner, Curtis Wylde (with Wyldfire), BubbaTroll, Dirdey Jake Dirden, Keith Smith Jr, Gary Jackson, Brandon Espinosa, Waco, Chaz Wesson, Chris Hargas, Ax Allwardt, Barackus

92. MMWA 6/13/15 (St. Louis, MO) (St. Louis, MO)
327. Ace Hawkins and Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Andrew Wilder and Zulu
328. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Tommy Dallas

93. DYNAMO 6/19/15 (Glen Carbon, IL)
329. Keith Smith Jr. (w) vs Austin Blackburn
330. Brandon Espinosa and Elvis Aliaga (w) vs The BumRush Brothers (Shorty Biggs and OuTtKaSt)
331. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Shawn Santel
332. Brandon Aarons and Evan Morris (w) vs The Professionals (Shawn Santel and Mauler McDarby)
333. Dirdey Jake Dirden and The Black Hand Warriors (David DeLorean and Michael Magnuson) (w) vs Keon Option and Mike Outlaw and Justin D’Air

94. SICW 6/20/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
334. Tokyo Monster Kahagas (w) vs Gary Jackson
335. Curtis Wylde (with Wyldfire) (w) vs Sean Vincent
336. Heath Hatton (w) vs Denzel Vance

95. HIGH RISK WRESTLING 6/28/15 (Cahokia, IL)
337. Flip Kendrick (w) vs Justin D’Air
338. Team IOU (Kerry Awful and Nick Iggy) (w) vs Danny Adams and Paco Gonzalez

96. SICW 7/18/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
339. Waco (w) vs Sean Vincent
340. Bobby D (w) vs Curtis Wylde (with Wyldfire)
341. Ron Powers and Gary Jackson (w) vs Tokyo Monster Kahagas and Flash Flannagan

97. HIGH RISK WRESTLING 7/27/15 (Cahokia, IL)
342. Justin D’Air (w) vs Dale Patricks, Jayden Fenix, Brian Skyline, Jarrod Jaxx, TW3 (Thomas WAlton, IL III)
343. Marek Brave (w) vs Adrian Alexander
344. Tony Kozina (w) vs Ace Perry
345. Team IOU (Kerry Awful and Nick Iggy) (w) vs High Level Enterprise (Jack Gamble and Jon Webb)

98. DYNAMO 8/8/15 (Fenton, MO)
346. Keon Option (w) vs Snitch
347. High Level Enterprise (Jack Gamble and Jon Webb) (w) The Black Hand Warriors (David DeLorean and Michael Magnuson)
348. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Shorty Biggs

99. MMWA 8/15/15 (St. Louis, MO)
349. Ace Hawkins (w) vs Barackus
350. LaMarcus Clinton (w) vs Jacko the Clown vs Flaming Freddy Fury (triple threat)
351. AJ Williams vs Da’Marius Jones

100. SICW 8/22/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
352. Ax Allwardt (w) vs Jay Wam Bam Bellows
353. Ron Powers (w) vs Waco
354. Curtis Wylde (w) vs Sean Vincent

101. DYNAMO 9/5/15 (Fenton, MO)
355. Evan Morris (w) vs the Snitch
356. Shorty Biggs, OuTtKaSt, and Ricky Cruz (w) vs Brandon Espinosa, Elvis Aliaga, and Danny Adams
357. Michael Elgin (w) vs Mike Outlaw

102. DYNAMO 9/6/15 (Four Hands Brewery – St. Louis, MO)
358. Keon Option (w) vs Brandon Gallagher
359. Justin D’Air (w) vs Shawn Santel
360. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Kevin Lee Davidson
361. Jake Dirden (w) vs Davey Richards

103. MMWA 9/12/15 (St. Louis, MO)
362. Barackus (w) vs Jimmy D
363. Gary Jackson (w) vs LMC vs Brandon Aarons vs Barackus
364. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs AJ Williams vs Da’Marius Jones

104. High Risk Wrestling 9/27/15 (Cahokia, IL)
365. Team IOU (Kerry Awful and Nick Iggy) (w) vs Tripp Cassidy and Josh Crane
366. – 370. Gauntlet Match
– Blake Belakis (w) vs Dale Patricks
– Blake Belakis (w) vs Jeremiah Plunkett
– Blake Belakis (w) vs Mike Sydal
– Blake Belakis (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden
– Blake Belakis (w) vs Ace Perry

105. DYNAMO 10/3/15 (Fenton, MO)
371. Scramble Match – Jayden Fenix (w) vs Keon Option vs Danny Adams vs Brandon Gallagher vs D’Marius Jones vs Snitch
372. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Elvis Aliaga

106. MMWA 10/10/15 (St. Louis, MO)
373. Brian James (w) vs LaMarcus Clinton
374. J’Mal Swagg (w) vs Jonathan Zulu
375. Ace Hawkins and Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Varik Morgan
376. Gary Jackson (w) vs Kevin Lee Davidson

107. SICW 10/17/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
377. Chaz Wessson (w) vs Barackus
378. Kahagas (w) vs Brent Meyers
379. Flash Flannagan (w) vs Ron Powers

108. DYNAMO 10/24/15 (Glen Carbon, IL)
380. OuTtKaSt (w) vs Danny Adams
381. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Billy McNeil
382. High Level Enterprise (Jack Gamble and Jon Webb) (w) vs The Black Hand Warriors (David DeLorean and Michael Magnuson)

109. PRO WRESTLING EPIC 11/6/15 (Brownstown, IL)
383. Justin D’Air (w) vs Brandon Espinosa
384. Deacon Cash (w) vs Dash Rondo
385. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Jacko the Clown
386. Barackus (w) vs Jimmy D
387. Billy McNeil (w) vs Leone Mephisto
388. Tyler Copeland (w) vs Derek Moss
389. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Ace Hawkins

110. MMWA 11/7/15 (St. Louis, MO)
390. Battle Royal – Gary Jackson (w) vs Brian James, Brandon Espinosa, Da’ Marius Jones, Ace Hawkins, Jonathan Zulu, Andrew Wilder, LaMarcus Clinton, Jimmy D,Billy Diamond
391. Billy Diamond and Jimmy D (w) vs Jonathan Zulu and Andrew Wilder
392. Brian James (w) vs Atilla Kahn (looser leaves town)

111. HALF PINT BRAWLERS 11/13/15 (Cross Eyed Crickets- Warrensburg, MO)
393. Little Kato (w) vs Puppet

112. SICW 11/14/15 (Swansea, IL)
394. Barackus (w) vs Brent Myers
395. Sean Vincent and Chaz Weson vs. Bubba Troll and Curtis Wyld
396. Jake Dirden vs Ax Allwardt
397. Battle Royal – Bobby D (w) Jake Dirden, Brandon Espinosa, Jimmy D, Bubba Troll, Chris Hargas, Brent Myers, Ax Allwardt, Curtis Wylde, Daniel Gunner, Barackus, Sean Vioncent, Ken Dasa, Chaz Wesson
398. Flash Flanagan (w) vs Gary Jackson

113. SICW 11/21/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
399. Barackus (w) vs Purple Passion
400. Curtis Wylde (w) vs Sean Vincent (hardcore match)

114. SICW 12/12/15 (East Carondelet, IL)
401. Ax Allwardt (w) vs Barackus
402. Sean Vincent (w) vs Curtis Wylde (cage match)

115. MMWA 1/9/16 (St. Louis, MO)
403. Damion Cortess (w) vs Ace Hawkins
404. Moondog Rover (w) vs Jacko the Clownman

116. SICW 1/16/16 (East Carondelet, IL)
405. Daniel Gunner (w) vs Waco
405. Red River Jack (Cowboy Bob Orton) (w) vs Troll
406. Flash Flanagan (w) vs Kahagas

117. DYNAMO 1/23/16 (Wood River, IL)
407. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Cowboy Ric Maverick
408. Keon Option (w) vs Jayson Khaos
409. Billy McNeil (w) vs CJ Shine
410. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Kevin Lee Davidson

118. DYNAMO 2/6/16 (Fenton, MO)
411. Billy McNeil (w) vs Brandon Aarons
412. Evan Morris (w) vs Jayson Khaos
413. OuTtKaSt (w) vs Elvis Aliaga vs Jayden Fenix

414. Lucy Mendez (w) vs Ms. Natural Heather Patera

119. MMWA 2/13/16 (St. Louis, MO)
415. Brandon Aarons vs Tyler Copeland (no contest)
416. AJ Williams and Da’Marius Jones (w) vs Brandon Aarons and Tyler Copeland
417. Prince Moses and Damion Cortess (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Ace Hawkins
418. Gary Jackson (w) vs JMal Swagg

120. SICW 2/20/1 (East Carondelet, IL)
419. Britton Tucker (w) vs Jayson Khaos
420. Kahagas (w) vs Daniel Gunner
421. Gary Jackson (w) vs Curtis Wylde

121. DYNAMO 2/26/16 (Wood River, IL)
422. Jayson Khaos (w) vs Cowboy Ric Maverick
423. Evan Morris (w) vs Snitch
424. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Keon Option
425. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Alexander Rudolph
426. OuTtKaSt vs Dirdey Jake Dirden (time limit draw)

122. DYNAMO 3/5/16 (Fenton, MO)
427. Keon Option (w) vs Danny Adams
428. Jayson Khaos (w) vs Short Biggs
429. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Kevin Lee Davidson
430. OuTtKaSt (w) vs Elvis Aliaga

123. MMWA 3/12/16 (St. Louis, MO)
431. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Tyler Copeland vs Varik Morgan vs J-Mal Swagg
432. Battle Royal – Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Billy Diamond vs Jimmy D vs Danny Adams vs CJ Shine vs Jacko the clown vs Tyler Copeland vs Mike Outlaw vs Johnathon Zulu vs Matt Kenway
433. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Varik Morgan
434. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Brian James

124. SICW 3/26/16 (East Carondelet, IL)
435. Bobby D (w) vs Troll
436. Brandon Espinosa and Chris Hargas (w) vs Ron Powers and Daniel Gunner
437. Gary Jackson (w) vs Waco – outside interference Curtis Wylde
438. Sean Vincent and Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Dave Vaugh and Ax Allwardt

125. DYNAMO 4/2/16 (Fenton, MO)
439. Rocket Mapache (w) vs Brandon Gallagher
440. Jackal (w) vs CJ Shine
441. OuTtKaSt (w) vs Kevin Lee Davidson

442. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Dirdey Jake Dirden

126. MMWA 4/9/16 (St. Louis, MO)
443. Gary Jackson vs Brandon Espinosa (no contest)
444. Moondog Rover (w) vs Jimmy D
445. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Matt Kenway
446. Gary Jackson and Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs AJ Williams and Da’Marius Jones

127. CAULIFLOWER ALLEY REUNION 4/10/16 (Las Vegas, NV)
447. Battle Royal – Kahagas (w), Alexander G. Bernard, Ricky Tenacious,David Lutzker, Sam Houston, Grandfather of strong style Jayce Battle, Jamie Sonegal, Andrea the Giant, Manny Fresh, Zoo Proof Jay Hazzard, Jim Cicero, Rik Luxury, Dexter Milhouse, Beast the Butcher, War Pig Jodi Christofersen, Wolf Tanos, Chad Thomas, Cary Kreese, Sumati, Houston Carson, Korbri Kai, Tony Stetson, The Aposeal Juda, Wild Horse, Bossman, Prince Rasheed Mohamad Najjar, Young boy Jody Parks, Game Changer Greg Hernadez

Jay King hangs out with Howard Finkle

128. CAULIFLOWER ALLEY 52nd REUNION 4/11/16 (Las Vegas, NV)

448. J Cash, Leon Hater, Ricky Tenacious (Player’s Club) (w) vs Greg Romero, Beast the Butcher, Big Ditty

129. SICW 4/15/16 (East Carondelet, IL)
449. Ron Powers (w) vs Big Jim Hoffarth
450. Jason Vaugh and Daniel Gunner (w) vs Waco and Britton Tucker
451. Kahagas (w) vs Sean Vincent
452. Curtis Wylde (w) vs Gary Jackson (DQ Gary uses WyldeFyre as a weapon)

130. SICW 4/16/16 (Comic Con – Cape Ciradeau, MO)

453. Osby Tomlin (w) vs Farmer Billy Hills
454. Kevin Lee Davidson (w) vs Brandon Aarons
455. Jason Vaughn (w) vs Da’Marius Jones
456. Gary Jackson and Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Brandon Espinosa and Barrackus

131. DYNAMO 4/13/16 (Columbia, MO)
457. CJ Shine (w) vs Garret Shanks surfer dude
458. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Evan Morris
459. OuTtKaSt (w) vs Brandon Espinosa

132. SICW 4/30/16 (Millistadt, IL)
460. Moondog Rover and Gary Jackson (w) vs Jimmy D and Curtis Wylde
461. Britton Tucker (w) vs Gunner
462. Ax Allwardt with Big Daddy (w) vs Jason Vaughn
463. Kato (w) vs Beautiful Bobby

133. DYNAMO 5/7/16 (Cinco de Mayo 1 – Cherokee – St. Louis, MO)
464. Mike Outlaw (w) vs CJ Shine
465. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Justin D’Air
466. Rocket Mapache (w) vs Da’Marius Jones

134. DYNAMO 5/7/16 (Cinco de Mayo 2 – Cherokee – St. Louis, MO)
467. Makaze (w) vs J-mal Swagg
468. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Barrackus
469. Ricky Cruz, Rocket Mapache, and Mike Outlaw (w) vs Brandon Espinosa, Da’Marius Jones, and Barrackus
470. Ricky Cruz (w) vs Brandon Espinosa

134. DYNAMO 5/7/16 (Fenton, MO)
471. Keon Option and Justin D’Air (w) vs Billy McNeil and Jayson Khaos
472. Brandon Gallagher (w) vs Makaze
473. Mike Outlaw (w) vs Mike Sydal
474. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Ricky Cruz

135. MMWA 5/14/16 (St. Louis, MO)
475. Moondog Rover and Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Jimmy D and Matt Kenway
476. Brandon Espinosa and Ace Hawkins (w) vs Prince Moses and Damien Cortess
477. Brian James (w) vs Danny Adams

136. SICW 5/21/16 (East Carondelet, IL)
478. Ken Kasa vs Brandon Espinosa and Chris Hargas (time limit draw)
479. Sean Vincent (w) vs Dave Vaughn (decision reversed)
480. Johnny Blade (w) vs Flaming Freddy Fury
481. Gary Jackson (w) vs Curtis Wylde (WyldFyre in a cage)
482. Bruiser Brody Memorial Battle Royal – Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Sean Vincent, Dave Vaughn, Chris Hargas, Cooter, Moondog Rover, Jimmy D, Jayson Kahos, Ax Allwardt, Troll, Brandon Espinosa, Ken Kasa, Johnny Blade, Britton Tucker, Daniel Gunner, Jason Vaughn

137. DYNAMO 5/28/16 (Ready Room – St. Louis, MO)
483. Makaze (w) vs Brandon Gallagher
484. Brandon Aarons (w) vs Evan Morris vs Kevin Lee Davidson
485. Dirdey Jake Dirden (w) vs Brandon Aarons

138. EXTREME MIDGET WRESTLING 6/2/16 (Stratford Inn – Fenton, MO)

486. King Midget (w) vs Lil Show
487. Baby Jesus (w) vs Lil Outlaw
488. Triple Threat – Baby Jesus (w) vs King Midget vs Nasty Boy
489. Battle Royal – Lil Show (w) vs Baby Jesus, King Midget, Nasty Boy, Lil Outlaw

139. MMWA 6/11/16 (St. Louis, MO)
490. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Danny Adams
491. Moondog Rover (w) vs Matt Kenway
492. Shaft (w) vs Jimmy D

140. MMWA 7/9/16 (St. Louis, MO)
493. Danny Adams (w) vs Brian James
494. Brandon Espinosa (w) vs Mike Outlaw
495. Jimmy D, Matt Kenway, and Evan Gelistico vs Big Jim Hoffarth and Moondog Rover
496. AJ Williams (w) vs Da’Marius Jones vs Gary Jackson vs Kevin Lee Davidson (4 man scramble)

141. SICW 7/16/16 (East Carondelet, IL)
497. Moondog Rover (w) vs Flaming Freddie Fury
498. Dave Vaugh (w) vs Johnny Blade
499. Big Jim Hoffarth (w) vs Curtis Wylde
500. Vic the Brusier, Kahagas, and Atilla Kahn (w) vs Gary Jackson, Cowboy Bob Orton, Ron Powers (2 out of 3 falls)

Next weekend Jay King will be laying down the law at the Dynamo’s show at NatsuCon and the first Resurgence show at the Ready Room.

If you would like to book Jay King to referee a match for your promotion please contact him at ninjavet9@yahoo.com

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Battle Lines Drawn: Powers Under Fire From All Sides

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 7, 2016

By Patrick Brandmeyer
Photos Brian Kelley

Promoter Herb Simmons started the show by acknowledging the recent passings of Gypsy Joe and Muhammad Ali. Gypsy Joe was a bit before my time, but he had in-ring wars in his later years against such opponents as New Jack and Necro Butcher. Quite a few of the wilder rasslin stories in history involve the name of Gypsy Joe, to say the least. Herb also noted that it was the birthday of the late Bruiser Brody, segueing into the ten-bell salute.

“Your Canadian Hero” Sean Vincent vs. Britton Tucker: Tucker is not well-liked in East Carondelet; one female fan was particularly irate about Tucker’s mere presence and Tucker promised to take her out to Olive Garden after the show. Bwahahaha.

They had a solid opener and Vincent appeared to be on the verge of winning with his Mapleleaf Leglock, but “Unstable” Dave Vaughn entered the ring and blatantly attacked TUCKER…thus getting Vincent disqualified in 7:44. Har har. Afterwards, Vincent reaffirmed that Vaughn would not turn him back into a “villain” as he insisted he would.

“The Fury” Jason Vaughn vs. “The Incredible” Matt Kenway (Look At Him): We have two guys in SICW with the last name of Vaughn…cue the MARKET CONFUSION~! Kenway was substituting for Ax Allwardt(Vaughn’s scheduled opponent).

Vaughn’s two young children were in attendance and were VERY vocal in their support of their father. Kenway did a good job in the rulebreaking role and targeted Vaughn’s arm, but Vaughn made El Big Comeback and got the figure-four leglock out of nowhere for the submission in 6:08.

Bobby D vs. “Unstable” Dave Vaughn: Vaughn’s transition into Heath Ledger Joker continues with the similar hair and the eye makeup. Vaughn controlled most of the matchup, but had trouble putting D away and went for a chair.

That brought out Vincent to confiscate the weapon, leading to Bobby D getting the rollup pin on a distracted Vaughn in 5:14. Vaughn didn’t seem too upset about the loss, laughing about how Vincent’s interference proved that he truly was reverting to his old ways…more on this as it develops.

Flaming Freddie Fury vs. Purple Passion: WHEN EFFEMINATE MASKED WRESTLERS COLLIDE~! The fans in attendance had no idea what to make of this encounter, though I heard several people call out “This isn’t wrestling!”

The two ended up falling into 69 position on the ring apron and both were counted out in 5:43. The two literally left arm-in-arm.

“Dead Sexy” Daniel Gunner vs. Brandon Espinosa(w/ Travis Cook): . Travis started out by loudly complaining about the previous match, asking if Vince Russo had booked it. Espinosa followed suit, continuing his mindset that he’s above everyone else in the promotion by insulting several members of the locker room…that included his scheduled opponent for the evening.

This was a solid matchup with Gunner doing better than I would have expected. At any rate, Espy got the cross-armbreaker out of nowhere for the tapout in 7:18.

Big Jim Hoffarth vs. Bubba Troll(w/ Big Daddy): Hoffarth won last month’s Bruiser Brody Memorial Battle Royal and Troll was the last man eliminated, so Troll obviously wanted some payback in this battle of super heavyweights. I jokingly throw around “#ClubbingForearms” at times like this, but it’s not like we’re gonna see a lucha-style match out of these guys. I’m often told that casual fans would rather see a “fight” than a “wrestling match”, at any rate.

In a slight surprise, Troll got the win after a splash off the second rope in 8:30…Drew tried to get a word with Hoffarth afterwards, but he wasn’t feeling up to an interview after BEING SPLASHED FROM THE SECOND ROPE BY A LARGE OPPONENT. Timing, Drew.

“Night Train/Gorgeous/Great One” Gary Jackson & “Ironman” Ken Kasa vs. “The Icon” Chris Hargas(w/ Travis Cook), “St. Louis Handicap Match”: Hargas & Espinosa defeated Kasa in this style of match in May, so Hargas wanted to prove that he could do what Kasa couldn’t. The match had a fifteen-minute limit and the tag team would win if the single wrestler couldn’t win a decision in that time frame. Kasa wanted to fight on his own and asked Gary to stay outside the ring…so the match was basically a singles bout with Gary doing his beset to thwart interference attempts by Travis Cook.

Travis was able to get involved enough that the referee was distracted after Kasa delivered the John Wu Dropkick…at that moment, Jackson chased Travis back to the dressing room area. Kasa locked on a version of the rear naked choke as the time limit ticked down, but Hargas didn’t tap out until RIGHT after the closing bell sounded at 15:00. Technically Jackson & Kasa won the match, but Kasa wanted a decisive victory…so the July show will feature a thirty-minute Ironman Match between Kasa and Hargas. Goodie.

Johnny Blade vs. “The Tokyo Monster” Kahagas(w/ Travis Cook): Blade returned to the St. Louis area fairly recently after previously being a regular for both SICW and the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Alliance. Kahagas won with a pumphandle Michinoku Driver in 5:54.

Ron Powers vs. Attila Khan for the Classic Title, Travis Cook Banned From Ringside: The past two months of Wrestling Explosion have attempted to compare this rivalry to Bruiser Brody vs. Abdullah The Butcher, as Powers is a protege of the late Brody and Khan has a similar style to the “Madman From The Sudan”. This wasn’t a technical classic and wasn’t expected to be…Khan played that popular Memphis game of “Where Oh Where Could The Foreign Object Be?” Hey, it ticks off the fans and that’s what counts for a rulebreaker. Ron had control when the rulebreakers’ locker room essentially emptied on Khan’s behalf to cause the DQ in 3:53. It started with Bubba Troll, then continued with Brandon Espinosa, Chris Hargas, and Kahagas with Big Daddy attempting to direct traffic.

It took a while for the fan favorites’ locker room to get the memo, but finally Ken Kasa and Gary Jackson hit the ring to help. Once they brought chairs into the fray, the rulebreakers backed off…that wrapped up the show.

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MWR Trading Card Series Two #23 Santana Garrett

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 4, 2016

Missouri Wrestling Revival is so excited to present to you the fans Santana Garrett’s third MWR Trading Card. She Is one of the hottest wrestlers in the world as she has been featured at WWE NXT, TNA, Japan, and ranked by the PWI Magazine as one of the best today. We at MWR feel as if the best is still yet to come for Garrett who was honored by the Cauliflower Alley Club as a Future Legend in the sport.

She was featured in the first set twice and this third MWR Trading card is her first in the second series promises to be must have collectable for all wrestling fans. The trading card features the talented photography of Modern Myth Photography and a bio from wrestling writer Kari Williams, so be sure to purchase one for you to own today.

MWR Trading Card Series: Set #2

#1 Kyle O’Reilly

#2 TJ Perkins

#3 “The Alternative” Brandon Gallagher

#4 Nikki St John

5 “The Big Hurt” Abu Colossus

#6 Darin Corbin

#7 The Iceman

#8 Shooter Spotlight presents ‘American Fury’ Jonathan West

#9 Shooter Spotlight presents Jake Dirden

#10 Shooter Spotlight presents Jimmy Rockwell

#11 Pete Sanctions

#12 Gary Jackson

#13 Ryan Drago

#14 Jack Gamble

#15 Claudia Del Solis

#16 “Crazy” Mary Dobsin

#17 Mephisto

# 18 Jordynne Grace

#19 Leva Bates

#20 Referee Scott Lentz

#21 The Viking War Party (Voracious Viking Frank Wyatt, The Littlest Viking and the American Viking)

#22 Mike Sydal

Check out Set #1

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Please note that when purchasing MWR Trading cards from the wrestlers, that they decide the prices for their cards. We highly recommend that you get them from the stars themselves and let them know that you enjoy MWR.

These cards are limited and are not mass produced making them highly collectable.

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MPW June 4th Recap Demolition Arrives, Jeremy Wyatt & Michael Strider Collide

Posted by flairwhoooooo on June 30, 2016

BBQ, music and laughter is what you would have walked up to even if you had planned to be one of the first people in line at Metro Pro’Wrestling‘s 6th anniversary show on June 4th. If you failed to drink a strong cup of coffee that morning you might have thought you were outside of Arrowhead Stadium with a bunch of wild fans. Come to find out Metro Pro fans aren’t too different from Chiefs fans in that they are loyal, loud and a little over the top. To no one’s surprise, it was the guys and gals of the Wrestle Talk Podcast and the WWE Universe Worldwide Chapter fantasy wrestling group. I expect that this isn’t the last time we will see or hear about this group. Especially since every Metro Pro show keeps getting better and better and this show was without a doubt better than the last and we are sure the next will be better than this one. But let’s not get ahead of ourselves because we have a lot of ground to cover as we breakdown this show. Just know this writer’s only goal is to make you wish you would have made this show and to get you fired up and exited for the next show coming up in July. So let’s get going!

The show inside the building kicked off with a match between the Math Magician and The Iceman (1/2 of Team Vintage).

This was a fun match where the fans especially the kids enjoyed themselves. Few things are as fun as counting along with the Math Magician when his music hits or even as he attempts to rally for a comeback. As fun as it is to count along with one guy it is just as fun to boo and heckle The Iceman. Who since has gone to “the dark side” has been on a slide. Sadly, (for him and Team Vintage) tonight was no different.

The Mathmagician was able to get the crowd behind him and pull off the big win in a match that lasted 6 minutes and 31 seconds. That was not the last time we would see the The Iceman this night.

Following the opening match the crowned was treated (I use that term loosely) to an appearance by President Michael Strider and his stunning partner in crime, Lucy Mendez. As you can imagine, they were met with a tremendous fan disapproval. Not more than 10 seconds in the ring Strider started bragging about how thanks to him Metro Pro fans would no longer have to see, hear or even have to worry about Jeremy Wyatt, all thanks to him and of course a little help with former ECW champion “The Man Beast,” Rhyno. All those who are familiar with the situation know what for over 2yrs Striders only goal has to rid Metro Pro wrestling of Wyatt, the undisputed fan favorite. It was also pointed out that Strider had a piece of what seemed like toilet paper on his shoe which he had Lucy remove for him in all of his arrogance.

In an attempt to get back to business Strider reminded that crowd that this wasn’t just any show but Metro Pro’s 6th anniversary show and that night we would have the pleasure of seeing him accept the MWR wrestler of the year award on the behalf of the recently fired Jeremy Wyatt. Also that we would get to see some great matches in round 1 of the tournament to crown a new Metro Pro Wrestling champion. And of course that the legendary tag team Demolition would be teaming with fan favorite ‘The Commission’ in the main even match of the night, and a whole lot more. The best part of this segment of the show according to most fans is when it was over.

We then moved on to some more in ring action. First up we had Jon Webb vs Kiyoshi Shizuka.

Where even though Davey Vega was ring side and in Shisuka’s corner, Jon Webb was able to pull off the win in just under 13 minutes. This advances Webb to round two of the Metro Pro Wrestling tournament to crown the new Metro Pro champion and left both Shisuka and Vega with a bad taste in their mouths.

Next we moved into some hard hitting tag team action where we had a team the we will affectionately call “The Beards” Redwing and Jay Howard vs long time bad guys and well known trouble makers the KC Kings. This match as good as should be expected but just as Redwing and Howie had things well in hand the man known as Ace Steele felt like he needed to come out and make his presence felt by hitting Howard over the head with his central states championship. Surprisingly though, that would not be enough as Redwing was able to get the 1,2,3 even though his partner was outside the ring and out for the count at that moment.

New comer Rory Fox caught almost everyone off guard with this energy and skill as he faced Metro Pro’s resident bad guy “The World’s Fittest Wrestler,” Mark Sterling. As you would expect the KC King Brothers were there and they played their usual role of heel-aids by helping Sterling secure the win after several attacks on Rory with referee Michael Case’s back turned. Though he gave a valiant effort this almost 3 on 1 affair, it ended with Mark Sterling getting the win in a little under 9 minutes and 30 seconds.

The match between Kraig Keesaman and Jake Dirden started days before they actually faced off in the ring. A few days earlier there was some back and forth on Twitter on who exactly would come out on top in this match and move on to round two of the Metro Pro’s Championship Tournament. The fans seemed to be split right down the middle and Dirden and Keesaman both confidently asserted that they indeed would be winning this match. To no ones’ surprise by the time the match started we quickly found out that even after all the trash talking Keesaman did on Twitter he still felt to bring his insurance policy The Iceman to the ring with him.

In the end it didn’t matter, Dirden was too much for both Keesaman and The Iceman and put Keesaman away with a in a little over 10 minutes.

After 4 incredible matches since their last appearance President Michael Strider and Lucy Mendez made their way back into the ring this time to except the MWR wrestler of the year award that Brian Kelley himself would be presenting. Just as Brian would reluctantly begin to hand the trophy over to Strider who at this point is nearly foaming at the mouth at the idea of being handed this award, Jeremy Wyatt’s music hits and the crowed in the Turner Rec Center. Wyatt made his way in the ring and did something surprising and turned his attention to Brian Kelley and expressed what most people in attendance that are familiar with MWR and that work that whole crew does already knew. That the work they do is amazing and has been a cornerstone in helping to elevate wrestling in the Midwest to a whole new level. Brian and his wife in particular have spent years traveling all over to show support and uplift that sport that we all love dearly. The crowd was 100% in agreement and Brian was given a well-deserved standing ovation which lasted well over 2 minutes. This really seemed to catch Brian off guard and the look on his face was priceless. Truly a highlight moment of the night and one to be remembered.

Wyatt then turned his attention to Strider and the two locked eyes as they have so many times before. You could cut the tension with a knife at this point.

Wyatt proceeded to inform Strider that he would be accepting the MWR award himself and that he had some new regarding a letter he had in his possession via the Board Of Directors. According to Wyatt this letter guarantees a match No holds barred match at the July 30th show. Not only that, if Strider refused to sign he would lose his job as President and Wyatt would take over that position. After throwing what would be comparable only to the fit of 5 year old spoiled brat, Strider was forced to sign it.

Only to be told a few seconds later by Wyatt that he lied about him losing his job and it was all made up to get him to sign it. This indeed may have been the straw that broke the camel’s back because only a few seconds later Strider removed his shirt and challenged Wyatt to jump back into the ring. Which almost seemed to be exactly what Wyatt was waiting for.

Fists and kicks lashed out and it got so out of hand that the whole locker room was forced to come out and break them up. Flashes of Undertaker vs Brock Lesner went through the minds many as this was all going on inside and outside the ring for what seemed like an eternity.

Once the ring was finally cleared we go the in ring action back underway and there was no time for anyone to catch their breath because the following match included the fabulous Riegal Twins vs the always game KC Wolves. The match was high energy and high flying, first we were treated to a front flip by Sterling Riegal over one of the ring posts right on top of both KC Wolfs then we got an amazing cross body where Logan Riegal, was by the estimation of many over 10 feet in the air!

Once the action got back into the ring the KC Wolfs did the unexpected and resorted to the low blow behind the refs back and the Wolves ended up getting the win.

We also had to other great matches before the main event the delivered the goods. We had a unification match between Steve Fender and Ace Steele.

This match was bring the belts ( Kansas State Championship,) (Central States Championship) together to crown one true champion.

After a lot of hot dogging and fooling with the ref the action got underway and Ace Steele was able to pull off the win with a little help from Redwing to retain the Central States title and to unify it with the Kansas State title.

Next, we had hot up-and-comer and recent graduate from the KC Pro Wrestling Training Center, Bobby Blackshire face off against former Metro Pro champion Derek Stone in a hard fought match where to Savvy Ol’ Vet ended up getting the win.

For the main event of the night we had the legendary Demolition team up with fan favorites “The Commission” to face a team full of stars to include Mike Sydal, Mark Sterling, Davey Vega and Kiyoshi Shizuka

This was a dream come true for many wrestling fans in the crowd. So many remember the legacy that Demolition left in there time in WWF and their title reign which is still the longest tag team championship reign of all time. The match did not disappoint and at one point there opponents couldn’t even decide who should go in the ring because they were so out matched by Demolition and the Commission. Near the end, something incredible happened, Axe and Smash decided to pass the torch to the next generation by helping Pierre and Gelistico set up the DEMOLITION DECAPITATION!

That as it always has been was enough to get the win and close out the show with a bang!

So at the end of the night, as awesome as it was there is still a lot of unfinished business. Lots of questions to be answered. Will this no holds barred match truly be the end of the rivalry between Wyatt and Strider? What other wrestlers will move on to round two of the tournament? Will Cobra Kai be back to defend their tag team titles, and if so, against who? One thing that is without a question is that some of the names that have already been released as scheduled to appear are the who’s who of pro wrestling to include Stevie Richards, Hype Gotti, Kevin Lee Davidson, and Sonjay Dutt. And that’s just what has been announced up to this point. Definitely a great time to be a fan in the Midwest because the local guys keep getting better and the stars that are being brought in are all class acts like Axe and Smash. That’s something that can’t be taken for granted. Nor is your chance to catch the next Metro Pro Wrestling show on July 30th at Turner Rec Center in Kansas City Kansas. See you there!

Rene Martinez, host of the Wrestle Talk Podcast with Joe and Rene

Twitter/Instagram/Snapchat: @WrestleTalkCast

Photo Credit – Brian Kelley Missouri Wrestling Revival

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St. Louis Anarchy May 2016 Night One Angelus Layne Returns, Fitchett Retains Title, TJ Perkins vs Davey Vega

Posted by flairwhoooooo on June 3, 2016

By Patrick Brandmeyer
Photos By Brian Kelley

Jojo Bravo vs. Sammy Guevara: Young Texas standout Guevara was making his SLA debut here. Jojo had been frustrated in his recent outings as officiating miscues had led to several losses. While the traditional face-vs.-heel structure often falls by the wayside in Anarchy(more on that in a bit), Sammy was decidedly the arrogant punk as opposed to the longtime favorite Jojo.

After a fine opener, Jojo won with a modified backslide in 9:33 and proclaimed “I still got it!” Good for him.

Angelus Layne made her first SLA appearance in quite some time. I’m a fan…she’s a cool person with a unique look compared to a lot of female wrestlers. Would like to see more women’s wrestling in the area in general, but I seem to mention that approximately once a commentary. At any rate, she said that her goal was to win the St. Louis Anarchy Title as she only had one prior title shot(when Gerald James was champion). That prompted an interrupted by The Cause(minus Adam Caster) and words were exchanged over who truly deserved a title shot(Angelus or Mr. Gelistico), setting up Angelus vs. Mr. (Everett) Connors for the following night’s show. Gelistico officially took up Heavyweight Champion Mat Fitchett on his open challenge for the evening.

“The Outlaw” Ken Phoenix vs. Kevin Lee Davidson: Phoenix has made a handful of appearances on Ring Of Honor television and this was his St. Louis-area debut. He had a rough time of it as he was attempting to be the fan favorite against K.L.D., who was decidedly the heel of the match but gets a lot of fan support in this area.

The match was good otherwise, but it had to suck for Phoenix as he did his best to play to the fans only to get a lot of boos from the K.L.D. supporters. Davidson won with his signature spinebuster in 6:25; that move tends to disrupt ceiling tiles in low-clearance buildings such as the Alton venue.

Heavyweight Champion Mat Fitchett came out to set the ground rules for his title reign. (Previous Gerald James had set it up that his defenses would be best-of-three-falls.) Fitchett’s rules were simple: No countouts, DQs, or time limits so a decisive winner would be established. Okay then…SLA has relaxed rule enforcement anyway, though they do have time limits(as established in the Gerald James-Davey Vega sixty-minute draw).

Paco Gonzalez, Mike Outlaw, Nick Cutler, & Jason Roberts vs. The Cause(Tag Team Champion Mr. (Evan) Gelistico, Mr. (Danny) Adams, Mr. (Everett) Connors, & Mr. (Austin) Blackburn): I don’t think co-Tag Champ Adam Caster was specifically advertised for the SLA weekend, but Blackburn probably saw more in-ring duty than anticipated. This was advertised as Paco recruiting a team of “upstarts” to fight The Cause; Outlaw was the only other known quantity on that side. I think I had heard Cutler’s name in the past(central Illinois guy?) but hadn’t seen much of him; apparently he and Roberts are both trainees of Michael Elgin.

The match was more competitive than I would have guessed and Blackburn tagged into the match out of a desire to prove himself…but that backfired as Paco pinned him after a Death Valley Driver in 10:40. Paco’s teammates left ringside as Paco confronted Gelistico, saying HE deserved a title shot(having given Gerald James a good fight recently)…that prompted a gang attack by The Cause until Jojo Bravo made the save.

Jojo and Paco challenged The Cause to a tag match for the following night’s show.

Roscoe Eat Lisa(“Zesty” Zakk Sawyers & “The Big Mustache On Campus” Mikey Mcfinnegan) vs. The Viking War Party(“American Viking” Alexandre Rudolph & “Littlest Viking” Jake Parnell), Tag Team Title Contenders Tournament:

This was part of a mini-tournament to determine the next challengers for The Cause with four fan-favorite duos competing for that right. While Sawyers has done week in recent months for both SLA and PWCS, he and McFinnegan were probably the underdogs in this matchup against the Vikings. The Vikings were their usual rambunctious selves, throwing chairs into the ring before the bell…Parnell headbutted the top turnbuckle until the pad fell off, then he threw the pad into the crowd and they played keep-away with it…heh.

Parnell tried to hide the pad in his tights…um, no. When he pulled the pad out of his tights, his driver’s license fell out…har har. (Do Vikings drive?) The Vikings tried to bum a smoke from Zakk before things officially got underway, to no avail. I’ve only recently seen more of the Sawyers/McFinnegan tag team, though they’ve been working together for quite a while now. They had a lot of false finishes between them, ending with McFinnegan getting the surprise pin on Parnell after an assisted Air Raid Crash in 12:40.

“The Leader Of The Pack” Stephen Wolf vs. “The Lone Star” Curt Stallion: Wolf was scheduled to face Trik Davis who was M.I.A. for the whole weekend as far as SLA was concerned. (This wasn’t directly addressed until the following night’s show.) All things considered, this show was pretty good about having face/heel matches as Stallion was in rulebreaker mode. This was a solid bout, though fans weren’t too familiar with either guy; Wolf won with a Blue Thunder Bomb in 12:40.

Gerald James(w/ Dorian Victor) vs. Jonathan Gresham: This was a battle of fan favorites as James has effectively turned face in SLA. Gresham has been getting a lot of attention in the Midwest in the past few years and also made a few appearances on Ring Of Honor television, upsetting Cedric Alexander and wrestling Roderick Strong for the T.V. Title. This shaped up to be a good battle between two smaller strikers, with Gresham having a slight edge in the technical aspect of the game as he focused his attack on James’ arm.

After the standard fighting-spirit exchanges and near-falls, Gerald got the win after a kick to the knee followed by a sliding forearm smash in 12:18. That seemed oddly short, all things considered. Cue mutual respect and all that.

Ricky Starks vs. Alex Castle: Starks made a lone appearance on NXT several months ago(as an unnamed-on-TV enhancement talent), so he’s gotten the big head and believes he’s inevitably WWE-bound. However, he competes on the indies FOR THE FANS~!…he’s clearly disingenuous, but he’s entertaining enough that the fans like him anyway.

That set him up as the fan favorite against the more traditional heel Castle. Starks blatantly copped a few familiar-looking moves and sequences, even saying “I’m sorry, I love you” before a superkick attempt(which missed). Starks won clean with a ropewalk DDT in 9:26, but the highlight was the post-match promo: Starks told Paul, err, TRIPLE H that his return to NXT would have to wait because he wanted to wrestle FOR THE FANS OF ST. LOUIS ANARCHY! He wants to continue to compete for the fans…wait for it…then, now, and forever. Forever…forever…forever…forever…forever…etc. Tremendous.

The Hooligans(Devin & Mason Cutter) vs. Team I.O.U.(“The Down-South Dandy” Nick Iggy & “The Music City Mutt” Kerry Awful), Tag Team Title Contenders Tournament: These teams have gone around the proverbial horn with each other on the Midwest independent scene, but this was my first time seeing one of their battles in person. This was the all-out brawl that you would expect, complete with one of the Hooligans’ favorite sequences:

They sit in chairs in a circle with the opponents and they just punch each other in the face as hard as possible. I know some people look down on the fighting-spirit sort of exchanges(“I’m going to let you hit me!”), so your mileage may vary on stuff like that. The exchange took place on the floor, leaving poor Brandon Tolle in a quandary about whether to count them out.

I.O.U. have worked as rulebreakers in St. Louis Anarchy despite being fan favorites in other promotions(which was how they competed in High Risk Wrestling last year), but then the Hooligans are likely to get cheered either way. I always joke that I lose track of which Hooligan is which, so I have to rely on the Bella System to figure it out: Wait for one to yell out the other’s name. (This was before the Bellas became distinctly different-looking.) This eventually got back into the ring and they traded the standard high-impact offense, ending out of nowhere as Devin pinned Awful with a sunset flip off the second rope in 11:31. The Hooligans were set to face Roscoe Eat Lisa on the following night’s show for the next shot at The Cause.

Mat Fitchett vs. Mr. (Evan) Gelistico for the Heavyweight Title: Gelistico seemed to play it straight for a while, despite being the obvious rulebreaker in the match, but SHENANIGANS~! were afoot in the big picture. Fitchett appeared to be on the verge of victory after a piledriver but Mr. Adams and Mr. Connors distracted the ref. Brandon Tolle ejected them from ringside, to the point that he physically chased them out the front door! In the meantime, Fitchett tilt-a-whirled into a DDT and went for a pin; that prompted Mr. Blackburn to make his entrance in a referee’s shirt to count two before stopping short. Gelistico decked the champion with the Rulebook and Blackburn nearly made the three-count, but Angelus Layne pulled him out of the ring and dealt with him in short order. Evan brought in a chair, but Fitchett turned the tables and hit a cradle piledriver on the chair…OW. Tolle returned to the ring just in time to make the three-count in 15:42…woo. Fitchett would go on to face the winner of the night’s main event…and he crossed paths with his longtime friend and tag partner Davey Vega in the aisleway.

Davey Vega vs. T.J. Perkins: TJP’s career has taken some interesting paths in recent years…he competed for Anarchy a handful of times, but TNA commitments took precedence as he held their X-Division Title as Manik(formerly Suicide). Since departing from that company, he has competed for EVOLVE and recently qualified for WWE’s Cruiserweight Classic…cool for him. Vega currently holds the All-American Pro and Metro Pro Tag Titles with Fitchett and recently made his Ring Of Honor debut in a dark match. However, the SLA Title has eluded him…he hasn’t held singles gold in quite a while(he’s been Lethal Wrestling Alliance Champion and NWA Missouri Champion in Dynamo Pro). Vega’s recent track record against national stars has been pretty good as he holds wins over such names as Chris Hero, Roderick Strong, and El Generico(whatever happened to THAT guy?).

It was a really good competitive battle between fan favorites and the audience wasn’t as invested in the match as I would have thought…hmm. In what came as a surprise to some in attendance, TJP got the tapout win with a modified heel hook in 16:14 and earned the title shot at Fitchett the following night…leaving Vega frustrated once again.

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New MWR Missouri Champion Brandon Espinosa, Big Night for High Level Enterprise

Posted by flairwhoooooo on May 22, 2016

By Patrick Brandmeyer

Photos Brian Kelley

The show started with Brian Kelley presenting the 2015 Missouri Wrestling Revival Tag Team Of The Year plaques with sponsor Jack Tierney to High Level Enterprise(Jack Gamble & Jon Webb). The ceremony was interrupted by The Professionals(Shawn Santel & Mauler McDarby), who used underhanded tactics to beat HLE for the Tag Team Titles at the April show…they said the awards were nice but the title belts were even better. Of course, it would be a real downer for HLE to win those awards and then fall short in their return match for the belts…but we’ll get to that later.

Rocket Mapache vs. C.J. Shine: Shine faced fan favorites in both of his matches on Saturday…I don’t know if that means he’s being positioned as an eventual rulebreaker, but time will tell how the fans react to his character. It was a quick competitive matchup, ending with Rocket avoiding a kick and getting the rollup pin in 4:00.

“The Valedictorian” Keon Option & Justin D’Air vs. Billy McNeil & Jayson Khaos(w/ C.J. McManus): The fan support was divided in this one as Option & D’Air are popular, but so is Billy McNeil. The story of the match was the dissension between the Midnight Society members as Khaos and McManus wanted to break the rules and McNeil did not. The tension turned into a full-blown argument by the end of the match as they could have gotten the win over D’Air but lost focus. Option took the opportunity to jump in the ring and blitz Khaos with a series of moves, ending in an axe kick that led to D’Air scoring the three-count in 13:00. The Society totally fell apart after the bell as McNeil shoved C.J. to the mat and picked up a chair on his way out of the ring…but the sides parted ways without further incident.

Outtkast vs. Kiyoshi Shizuka(w/ Lucy Mendez) for the D-1 Title: Shizuka traded wins with Outtkast’s tag team partner Shorty Biggs in recent months. While Lucy has her share of…admirers, I’ll say…she does really well in her role as a rulebreaking manager. I’ve commented a lot on my desire for more women’s wrestling in this area; hopefully the wheels are in motion for that to happen soon. I don’t know much about the masked newcomer Shizuka, but he’s had solid matches in his handful of in-ring appearances.

Lucy was nearly a factor in the outcome as she caused a distraction, allowing Shizuka to hit Outtkast with his Japanese flag pole behind the referee’s back. He followed up with a Perfectplex, but Outtkast barely kicked out before the three-count. The masked challenger set up to finish with a brainbuster, but Outtkast small-packaged him for the flash pin in 12:21 to retain his title.

Makaze vs. “The Alternative” Ozzie Gallagher: Sadie Blaze made a surprise return to Dynamo Pro a few months ago and immediately had issues with his former student Gallagher over his underhanded tactics. He especially took issue with Gallagher’s disrespect toward masked wrestlers like Rocket, which is understandable given his masked alter-ego Makaze. Gallagher stole Rocket’s mask on one occasion and kept trying to swipe it again after Rocket reclaimed it; that finally drove Blaze to take matters into his own hands and bring “Makaze” back into action. Makaze’s one of the only guys from the first independent show I attended(in the spring of 2000) who’s still working today. The match itself was solid as a first chapter in the series…a near-ref bump allowed Gallagher to deliver a punt to the Universal Weak Point, then roll him up in a modified Oklahoma roll for the cheap pin in 8:40. I somehow suspect that this issue is not quite over, regardless of Gallagher’s sentiment on the matter.

“The Millenial” Danny Adams vs. “The Filipino Warrior” Elvis Aliaga(w/ Lucy Mendez): Good heel wrestlers can take some time to appreciate and I feel like I’ve turned that corner with regards to Aliaga; he’s very underrated. Adams has proven his versatility in recent months as I’ve seen him work in both the fan favorite and rulebreaking roles. They had a really good matchup and Lucy got involved on more than one occasion…that led to Elvis rolling him up for the pin with feet on the ropes in 11:04.

Mike Outlaw vs. “The Yoga Monster” Mike Sydal: These two nearly crossed paths a while back as Outlaw and Justin D’Air had been scheduled to face Mike and his brother Matt, but Matt’s travel issues ixnayed that potential bout. This was a battle of fan favorites and a good one; I’ll never quite understand why Ring Of Honor didn’t do more with Sydal. I joked that my money was on Mike to win this match and at least one fan tried to start a “Let’s Go Mike” chant…MARKET CONFUSION~! Sydal made the fatal mistake of dropping his yoga mat and going out to retrieve it for the sake of his Yogasault…Outlaw had enough time to roll out of the way of the move, then finished with the Mafia Kick in 12:23. Nicely done.

Post-match, Outlaw acknowledged Dirden’s absence and said he hadn’t had a fair rematch for the title since losing it in May of the previous year. He said that he wanted his title shot…and if Dirden wouldn’t give it to him, then he would stay on his trail until he got it. Glad to see he’s getting back into the title hunt…woo.

The Professionals(Shawn Santel & Mauler McDarby) vs. High Level Enterprise(Jack Gamble & Jon Webb) for the Tag Team Titles: As noted, Santel & McDarby had captured the belts under dubious circumstances in April; this was the rematch. I think these teams are good foils for each other and I hope the series will continue after this point. Option & D’Air watched the match from ringside and seem to be positioned as future challengers. There’s also the possibility of the Black Hand Warriors re-entering the championship picture, not to mention the Midnight Society in whatever form it may take. The finish saw HLE isolate McDarby; Gamble picked up McDarby on his shoulders and held him for a superkick from Webb, then delivered a fireman’s-carry Michinoku Driver for the winning fall in 13:12…Gamble & Webb are now two-time Dynamo Pro Tag Team Champions! Option & D’Air made a point to hand the belts to the new champions…just like that, the hunters are once again the hunted.

“The King Of Chaos” Ricky Cruz vs. Brandon Espinosa for the MWR Missouri Title: The history between these two runs deep over the past few years, including a brief reign as Dynamo Tag Champs. While it’s a source of bitterness for Espinosa that he had to start at the bottom of this promotion and claw his way to the top, Ricky has been a two-time Heavyweight Champion as well as SICW Classic Champion. These two had an altercation at the Cinco De Mayo show that led to Cruz pinning Espy in a six-man tag. The pre-match promos set up the bout as a sportsmanlike contest between the two, though both men have been known to throw the rulebook out the window. Each guy withstood the best that the other had to offer, including Espinosa surprisingly kicking out after the Cruz Control(swinging fisherman buster). Cruz unloaded with kicks, but Espy ducked the last one and rolled him up for the shockingly clean pinfall in 15:18! Ladies and gentlemen, we have a newwwww MWR Missouri Champion!

Ricky was stunned but took the loss graciously at first…of course, Espinosa couldn’t just leave it alone and rubbed the loss in Cruz’s face. When he demanded that Cruz fulfill his promise to raise his arm after the match, Ricky did so…only to punctuate his action with a superkick to the mush. The new champion was laid out as the show wrapped up…

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Bill McNeil, Brandon Espinosa, Brian Kelley, C.J. McManus, C.J. Shine, Danny Adams, Dynamo Pro Wrestling, Elvis Aliaga, High Level Enterprise, Jack Gamble, Jayson Khaos, Jon Webb, Justin D'Air, Keon Option, Kiyoshi Shizuka, Lucy Mendez, Makaze, Mauler McDarby, Mike Outlaw, Mike Sydal, Missouri Wrestling Revival Missouri Champion, MWR, OuTtKaSt, Ozzie Gallagher, Patrick Brandmeyer, Ricky Cruz, Rocket Mapache, ROH, Sadie Blaze, Shawn Santel, Shorty Biggs, The Professionals, TNA, WWE | Leave a Comment »

Mike Sydal Wins HRW Championship, Justin D’Air vs Mike Outlaw Explosive Match and more

Posted by flairwhoooooo on May 17, 2016

Photos Brian Kelley

Missouri Wrestling Revival was a part of history in Warsaw, Missouri in April as Mike Sydal won the vacated HRW Championship tournament match with a classic battle against Elvis Aliaga. A grudge match would explode around the building as Mike Outlaw with Bobby Eaton and Justin D’air with the Magic Man. The feud shows no signs of slowing down as Outlaw and Eaton handcuff the Magic Man to the ring then proceeded to cut his hair.

Brandon Aarons (w/ Garrett Williams) won a triple threat match with Karim Brigante ( w/ Miss Monica Passeri) and Jay Howard in a match between 3 of the top rising stars in the area.

The main event saw the The High Risk Wrestling Tag Team Champions The Riegel Twins (Logan & Sterling) fought High Level Enterprise (Jack Gamble & Jon Webb) to a time-limit draw to retain the Tag Team Title before being attacked by AJ Williams and Da’Marius Jones.

Later this week, you can find the complete photos from the event at the High Risk Wrestling Facebook page, so take the time to like them and be sure to join us in Warsaw, Missouri on June 25th at the Warsaw Community Center

A.J. Williams & Da’Marius Jones def. Prince Moses & Matt Kenway

High Risk Wrestling Heavyweight Title Tournament: Elvis Aliaga def. Tony Kozina

Heavyweight Title Tournament: Mike Sydal def. Tyler Copeland

Brandon Aarons (w/ Garrett Williams) won a triple threat match with Karim Brigante ( w/ Miss Monica Passeri) and Jay Howard.

Justin D’Air (w/ Magic Man) vs. Mike Outlaw (w/ Bobby Eaton) ended in a no-contest when the referee was knocked down and Outlaw & Eaton attacked Magic Man before cutting his hair.

High Risk Wrestling Heavyweight Title Tournament: Mike Sydal def. Elvis Aliaga to win the Heavyweight Title.

The High Risk Wrestling Tag Team Champions The Riegel Twins (Logan & Sterling) fought High Level Enterprise (Jack Gamble & Jon Webb) to a time-limit draw to retain the Tag Team Title.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: A.J. Williams, Bobby Eaton, Brandon Aarons, Da'Marius Jones, Elvis Aliaga, Garrett Williams, High Level Enterprise, Jack Gamble, Jay Howard, Jon Webb, Justin D'Air, Karim Brigante, Magic Man, Matt Kenway, Mike Outlaw, Mike Sydal, Miss Monica Passeri, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MWR, Prince Moses, ROH, The Riegel Twins, TNA, Tony Kozina, Tyler Copeland, WWE | Leave a Comment »

Gateway Elite Wrestling at the H. Toads (Horny Toad) on Wednesday evening August 12th at the Lake of the Ozark!

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 21, 2015

Gateway Elite Wrestling is excited to announce it’s coming to H. Toads (Horny Toad) on Wednesday evening August 12th!

Tickets are just $10 and available at:
H.Toads
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Or at the door the night of the event!

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: Black Hand Warriors, Brandon Arrons, Dave Delorean, Elvis Aliaga, Gateway Elite Wrestling, High Level Enterprise, Horny Toad, Jack Gamble, Jake Dirden, Jon Webb, Lucy Mendez, Michael Magnuson, Mike Outlaw, Missouri Wrestling Revival, ROH, TNA, WWE | Leave a Comment »

Elite Aggression Shakes Up The WLW Tag Team Division by Patrick Brandmeyer

Posted by flairwhoooooo on July 13, 2015

By Patrick Brandmeyer
Photos Brian “Flair” Kelley

Fans attending the World League Wrestling event on June 26th expected to see new Tag Team Champions being crowned…but an unexpected team walked out with the gold that night.

The night started with the roster assembled at ringside for a ten-bell salute. Several legends of the wrestling business had recently passed away and those in attendance paid tribute to “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes, Tommy Rogers, “Nature Boy” Buddy Landell, and Cora Combs.

The opening match saw Jon Webb made his triumphant return from Japan as he faced Michael Magnuson of the Black Hand Warriors. Webb had learned a lot in his stint with the NOAH promotion as he went toe-to-toe with the bigger and stronger Magnuson.

Jon Webb is back!!

Magnuson nearly powered his way to victory, but Webb surprised him with a rana into a pinning combination for the win.

“Dangerous” Derek McQuinn had been on a roll since his return to action, but the fans were on the side of his opponent John E. Rock. Rock had momentum on his side due to the support of the audience at the Harley Race Wrestling Arena, but the former WLW Heavyweight Champion had the edge in experience as well as underhanded tactics. When Rock climbed to the top turnbuckle, Dangerous Derek shoved the referee into the ropes to knock his opponent off balance.

Rock tumbled to the mat and Derek took advantage of the situation, winning with his trademark spear.

“The Legacy” Leland Race had a tough test as he defended his WLW Championship against “The Ego” Dustin Bozworth.

The challenger had recently appeared on “Stone Cold” Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch show and was hoping to ride that fame to greater in-ring success. However, Race had held the title since November and wasn’t planning on his reign being ended so soon.

Leland Race rocks the Ego with a beautiful dropkick.

Bozworth seemingly had control of the match when Superstar Steve Fender and Dangerous Derek attacked the champion, causing a disqualification win for the titleholder. Bozworth didn’t participate in the two-on-one beatdown as the pair had just ruined his chance at winning the belt…when Fender teased a cash-in of his Harley Race Invitational Tournament trophy for an impromptu title match with Leland, Bozworth’s presence made him reconsider and Fender left the ring with McQuinn.

Fan Favorite Stacey O’Brien

A long-standing rivalry continued as Stacey O’Brien defended the WLW Women’s Championship against “Miss Natural” Heather Patera.

Miss Natural won the title for the first time in 2002 and has held it a record-setting seven times in total. However, Stacey’s first title win came at Miss Natural’s expense in 2008 and the two have been battling since that time. On the heels of their best-of-five-match series over the belt, Stacey was a six-time champion and was hoping to close the book on the long rivalry However, the bout ended in controversy as a pinning combination seemed to leave both women’s shoulders on the canvas. Miss Natural thought she had won, but Stacey got a shoulder off the mat and was declared the winner.

Miss Natural taunts the crowd and lets them know that at the Night of Champions she is coming for her WLW Ladies Championship

Miss Natural angrily grabbed the title belt before it could be presented to the champion…she wanted the feud to end as well and she challenged Stacey to a best-of-three-falls match at the Night Of Champions event in August. Stacey accepted the offer and the two shook hands, but Miss Natural kicked her in the midsection and laid her out with the Natural Disaster!

When Jon Webb and Jack Gamble left for their tour of NOAH, the WLW Tag Team Titles were declared vacant and a four-team tournament was held to determine the next champions. The Black Hand Warriors duo of Dave DeLorean and Jayden Fenix had defeated John E. Rock and Matt Creed to advance; on the other side of the bracket, the upstart team of Kickin’ Kyle Roberts and Justin D’Air scored a huge upset over Superstar Steve and Dangerous Derek. However, Roberts suffered a broken collarbone in the matchup and Brandon Espinosa substituted for him in the tournament finale.

Despite their limited experience as a unit, Espinosa and D’Air worked well together; however, DeLorean and Fenix had the advantage in tag team continuity. They gained the advantage when DeLorean dropped Espinosa onto the edge of the ring with a modified Death Valley Driver, but Espy finally managed to make the tag to D’Air. D’Air lived up to his name as he flew around the ring, culminating in a huge somersault plancha onto DeLorean and a Van Terminator-style dropkick with DeLorean seated in the adjacent corner. Espy powerslammed DeLorean and D’Air followed up with his 450 Splash, but Fenix broke up the pinfall attempt in time.

DeLorean and Fenix rallied and were able to take Espinosa out of the match long enough to finish off D’Air with their Tombstone/flying double-stomp combination…DeLorean pinned D’Air after that and the Black Hand Warriors were once again Tag Team Champions!

The night wasn’t quite over…as DeLorean and Fenix celebrated their win, Superstar Steve and Dangerous Derek attacked them from behind! The teams battled it out, but Steve and Derek had the advantage over the worn-down champions…and Steve revealed that he could cash in his trophy for ANY title shot, electing to use it for an impromptu challenge for the tag belts!

Superstar Steve and Dangerous Derek strike!

The former Gold Exchange members isolated the less-experienced Fenix and Derek took him down with a spear…the referee barely had time to call for an official opening bell before he was counting Derek’s pinfall! Just like that, we saw new WLW Tag Team Champions crowned for the second time in the span of a few minutes!

The night provided more questions than answers…will the Black Hand Warriors be the unlikely fan favorites against the newly-named “Elite Aggression” duo?

WLW Tag Team Champions Superstar Steve and Dangerous Derek

Will they be on the same side as their old rivals Gamble and Webb, who just recently got back from Japan and will surely be wanting their belts back? Where does Michael Magnuson stand after being noticably absent while his partners were being screwed out of the championships? We don’t know the answers to those questions yet, but the fans certainly saw a memorable night of action in Troy!

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Driving Directions to the Fairgrounds

The Lincoln County Fairgrounds is located on Fairgrounds Road, Troy, MO 63379.

From the St. Louis Area: Take Hwy 70 or Hwy 40/64 to Wentzville. Take Hwy 61 North at Wentville to Hwy 47 exit in Troy. Turn left onto Hwy 47 headed west. Follow Hwy 47 until you pass Clonts Field (Football) on your left. After the field you will turn right onto Fairgrounds Road. The grounds are approximately 1/4 mile on the right.

From west:Take Hwy 70 East to the Hwy 47 Exit in Warrenton. Take Hwy 47 North to Hawk Point. At the four way stop in Hawk Point turn right continuing on Hwy 47. Turn left on Hwy H, just west of Troy. Take a right on Fairground Road. The fairgrounds will be just past the church on your left. Or stay on Hwy 47 until Fairgrounds Road is on your left. Turn left and follow for approximately a 1/4 mile. The fairgrounds will be on your right.

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged: "Dangerous" Derek McQuinn, "Nature Boy" Buddy Landell, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's Broken Skull Ranch, "The Ego" Dustin Bozworth, "The Legacy" Leland Race, “Miss Natural” Heather Patera, “The American Dream” Dusty Rhodes, Black Hand Warriors, Brandon Espinosa, Brian "Flair" Kelley, Cold Meal Productions, Cora Combs, Dave Delorean, Harley Race Invitational Tournament, Harley Race Wrestling Arena, Jack Gamble, Jayden Fenix, John E. Rock, Jon Webb, Justin D'Air, Kickin' Kyle Roberts, Matt Creed, Michael Magnuson, Missouri Wrestling Revival, MWR, NOAH, Patrick Brandmeyer, ROH, Stacey O'Brien, Superstar Steve Fender, TNA, Tommy Rogers, WLW, WLW Heavyweight Champion, WLW Women's Championship, World League Wrestling, WWE, WWF | Leave a Comment »

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