Indy News #2: CHIKARA’s JoshiMania, Ontario

Indy News Update #2 for November 23, 2011
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CHIKARA: Meet n’ Greet the stars of December’s JoshiMania tour!

Philadelphia, Boston and Manhattan are in for a rare treat the first weekend of December – as 12 stars of joshi team-up with the CHIKARA gang to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime extravaganza called JoshiMania!
For several of these lethal ladies, JoshiMania marks their first foray into the United States – while others have not appeared here in years! But you’ll have the chance to meet them all prior to the events at special Meet n’ Greets we’re organizing in each city! These sessions will be offered to front-row-ticket-holders for FREE, all others will pay $20 for admission to the pre-show Meet n’ Greet.

Take a look at the marquee matches for each night of JoshiMania:

~AT THE ASYLUM ARENA IN PHILLY!~
Aja Kong [Oz Academy] vs. Sara Del Rey [CHIKARA]

~MAIN EVENT AT THE EVERETT REC CENTER!~
Ayako Hamada vs. Aja Kong

~HEADLINING THE HIGHLINE BALLROOM IN NYC!~
Sara Del Rey vs. Ayako Hamada

The full list of lethal ladies joining us from Japan:

-Manami Toyota
-Aja Kong [Oz Academy]-Mayumi Ozaki [Oz Academy]-Ayako Hamada
-Mio Shirai
-Kaori Yoneyama [JWP]-Toshie Uematsu [WAVE]-Cherry [Union]-Gami [WAVE]-Tsubasa Kuragaki [JWP]-Sawako Shimono [Osaka Joshi]-Hanako Nakamori [JWP]

Also on Friday, December 2nd, we are proud to offer the chance to train with Meiko Satomura of Sendai Girls Pro-Wrestling and her assistant trainer in our ring in Philadelphia! Not only will selected wrestlers spend 90 minutes in the ring with Satomura, but they will also be observed by the acting presidents of several joshi organizations.

This is a tremendous opportunity, not just to learn first-hand from the most respected female trainer active in Japan today, but to also impress the heads of several joshi organizations as well! The cost for this training seminar is $120.00 for selected candidates. To be considered for this, please email your information/wrestling resume to us at: chikarachallenge@aol.com

For more information on all things JoshiMania: http://www.JoshiMania.com/

Come see our next 3 live events:

“JoshiMania”
December 2 – 3 – 4, 2011
Friday – Saturday – Sunday
Philadelphia, PA – Everett, MA – Manhattan, NY
Tickets on sale now!

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Sunday November 20 2011

TCW – Tri-City Wrestling
ALL OUT WAR
Kitchener, Ontario
At the TCW Battlezone
Referees: D Morningstar & Morningstar Jr.
Commentary: Topher Whiteman
Notables in Attendance: Melo & Dana’s New Family, Dr. Mask, KC Andrews, Tyler Tirva. Jeff Black, Michael Colyn & One Fall Wrestling
Belltime: 1pm
Results credit: Chris Crucifix

Tribute Video to Big Money Mike with all the wrestlers at ringside for a 10 bell salute.

Promo with TCW Owner Duncan Marshall, Jay Moore & TCW Champ Darko setting up the survivor series main event.

Josh Alexander def. Johnny Wave

Cezar def. Scotty Turner

Shawn Spears def. Derek Wylde and Cody Deaner w/Leah Von Dutch in a 3 Way Dance.

INTERMISSION- “Masterpiece” Chris Masters took photos with fans, at the end of intermission The Hollywood Hunks came out and loaded up the guns.

Michael Elgin def. Brent Banks

TCW Ladies Championship
Cherry Bomb (c) fought to a DQ win over Courtney Rush w/Jay Moore

SURVIVOR SERIES MATCH
TEAM MARSHALL (Duncan Marshall, Scotty the Body, Ethan Page, Psycho Mike Rollins) Scotty O’Shea was the sole survivor last eliminating Darko TEAM DARKO (Jake O’Reilly, Mr. Atlantis, Sebastian Suave w/Selezya Sparx & Jay Moore) as per the stipulation Duncan Marshall got 5 mintues with Jay Moore who escaped and was aided by Darko.

C*4 – Capital City Championship Combat
(R)Evolution 613 – Fourth Anniversary Event
Ottawa, Ontario
Knights of Columbus Hall
Announcer: The Voice
Commentary: Mike Rotch and Adam B.
Attendance: 200+
Referees: Bakais, Sonic, Serge St. Denis
Results credit: c4wrestling.com
Pre-Show

Buck Gunderson beat D-Man with a Cross-Face-Chicken-Wing. Dan Barry defeated Jolly Roger

Main Show

1 – “The Hacker” Scotty O’Shea successfully defended his MBW Championship in a four corners match, after pinning “Odd’s On” Lucky Sabiti, and outlasting Brent B. and Jae Rukin.

2 – Sebastian Suave pinned Cheech Hernandez, in a highly competitive singles contest. Suave got the win, after Cheech was distracted by Seleziya Sparx.

3 – In a massive upset, the debuting duo of Cecil Nyx and Chaz Lovely, joining forces as the latest incarnation of The Afterparty, defeated The Wolfmun, Twiggy and Beef Wellington.

4 – “Ronin” Josh Alexander overcame his former stable-mates, “The Prince of Persia” Rahim Ali and “MVP” Michael Von Payton, in a triple threat match. Alexander managed to pin both men at the same time. A side note to the contest, Ali suffered a mild injury during the match – but we can confirm he was okay after some medical attention in the locker room.

5 – In a surprisingly competitive match, “Speedball” Mike Bailey fell to the much larger “Big Rig” Brodie Lee. Bailey gave everything he had – but in the end, could not overcome the huge size difference to defeat Lee.

6 – In another shocking upset, Mathieu St. Jacques defeated the debuting Eddie Kingston. Kingston accepted St. Jacques open challenge to the delight of most of the audience. Kingston, who was originally set to debut on the first C*4 event in November 2007 – took St. Jacques to the limit. Both brawled through-out the venue, but in the end, St. Jacques used several shortcuts to score the victory over Kingston.

7 – In very exciting tag team contest, Lionel Knight and Christopher Bishop, of Checkmate, narrowly scored a victory over the debuting Aeroform, Flip Kendrick and Louis Lyndon. Both tandems wowed many in attendance with breathtaking and fast paced maneuvers.

8 – In the main event of the evening, C*4 Champion, “Player Dos” Stupefied once again defeated Player Uno, in a highly competitive match that had a shocking conclusion.

Near the end of the match, Sebastian Suave ran to ringside and jumped on the apron. Suave began to distract the participants in the match. Stupefied leaped from the ring, and knocked Suave to the floor. While the referee was distracted attempting to send Suave to the locker-room, Mathieu St. Jacques ran from the crowd to the ring, and leveled Player Uno with a devastating back-drop-driver onto an open chair.

St. Jacques quickly left the ringside area, as both Stupefied and referee Bakais turned around to see a prone Uno. Stupefied immediately locked in his patented Dragon Sleeper. Uno fought off for a moment, before submitting.

The crowd was very unhappy with the manner in which Stupefied accepted victory, but was only just beginning to see the shortcuts to which he would sink to keep the championship around his waist.

After the match, Suave and St. Jacques returned to the ring, where they stood across from the Super Smash Brothers – as Stupefied defended the fallen Uno. Stupefied challenged both men to fight them. Suave and St. Jacques charged Stupefied, who ducked out of the way, and allowed both men to pummel the fallen Player Uno. Fans could clearly realize that Stupefied had abandoned his brother, Uno. The newly formed trio began to viciously assault Uno, until Mike Bailey and Scotty O’Shea ran into the ring.

Stupefied pulled Suave and St. Jacques back, and told them they made their “statement” and it was time to leave.

Saturday November 19 2011

CWI – Championship Wrestling International
FALL BRAWL 2
Caledonia, Ontario
At the Fairgrounds
Attendance: 800+
Referees: Dave Dread. D. Morningstar. Harry D. Ron Leblanc
Results credit: Jeff James for www.owie.ca

V.I.P. Dark Matches:

1. Rip Impact def Hornet

2. Joey Valentyne pinned Mike Hart with a handful of tights

Main Show:

1. “Night Train” Justin Sane def “Bearded Dragon” Scotty Turner with a surprise roll-up

– Mutiny ran into the ring and beat up Sane. Robbie MacAllister said he’s now Guillotine Robert Graham. Mutiny member Bolen announced the mystery 48% owner of CWI was Guillotine Graham who then announced he and Bolen would face X-Pac and Billy Gunn for the vacant CWI Tag Championship and not the Nasty Boys as previously announced last night at the Lindsay Show.

2. Ethan Page w/ Leah Von Dutch def RJ City with a Rock Bottom

3. Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake & Bushwhacker Luke def The International Assassins
Beefcake & Luke used a Battering Ram on the smaller Assassin to get the pin

4. Raven’s Rules Match:
Raven def “Russian Brute” Boris Brezhnev with his Even-Flo DDT

5. Val Venis def Chris Masters with the Money Shot
After the match Val grabbed the mic and talked about how he used to wrestle Masters every night for 6 months straight before Masters made it to TV and talked about how great Masters has become. After a hug and a hand shake Master left Venis laying with a clothes line.

6. CWI Tag Team Championship Match:
Mutiny (Guillotine Robert Graham & Bolen) def X-Pac & “Badass” Billy Gunn to win the vacant titles

– After the match The Mutiny layed a beating on X-Pax and the Nasty Boys ran (waddled) to the ring to make the save. CWI Promoter Nick “Nitro” Wyman came to the ring and said he was the majority CWI stockholder. As such he declared the Nasty Boys the #1 Contenders to the tag titles and demanded Mutiny defend their newly won belts immediately against the Nasty’s in a No DQ match…

7. CWI Tag Team Championship – No DQ Match:
The Nasty Boys def Mutiny to win the titles

8. MAIN EVENT: “Native American” Tatanka def Sylvain Grenier
Grenier used his Quebec flag on Tatanka after “accidently” colliding with the ref & taking him out of play. A second ref came in and counted the pin but Tatanka kicked out. Grenier was incensed and punched out the second ref. Tatanka hit his “End Of The Trail” on Grenier and a groggy 1st ref counted the pin.

Friday November 18 2011

CWI – Championship Wrestling International
Fall Invasion Tour Invades The Lex
Lindsay, Ontario
At THE LEX
Attendance: 700+
Ring Announcer: Tyler Tirva
Referees: Harry D, Jeremy Hogel
Results credit: J. Brent for www.owie.ca

V.I.P. Dark Match: “Bearded Dragon” Scotty Turner def Hornet by submission

1) RJ City def Ethan Page
– After the match RJ was attacked by members of Mutiny

2) Bolen def Bushwhacker Luke

3) Raven’s Rules Match:
Raven def Guillotine Graham (formerly Robbie MacAllister) with a Raven’s Effect DDT

4) “Native American” Tatanka def “Russian Brute” Boris Brezhnev

– Intermission

The Masterlock Challenge: Chris Masters def a local fan (Rod) who foolishly answered the challenge.
– Val Venis challenged Masters to face him at “Fall Brawl” Saturday in Caledonia

5) CWI Tag Team Championship Tournament Match:
“Badass” Billy Gunn & X-Pac def The Flatliners (Asylum & Matt Burns)
– Gunn & X-Pac face the Nasty Boys for the title in Caledonia

6) MAIN EVENT: Val Venis def Sylvain Grenier
– Grenier hit Venus with a WWE title belt and appeared to win the match but CWI referees Harry D and Jeremy Hogel discussed what occurred and ordered the match restarted. Venis hit a big spear and his top rope Money Shot to win the match.

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