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Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling: October 19, 2006

CHRIS HERO SPEAKS ON UPCOMING CLASH WITH HOMICIDE

As we mentioned last week, Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling’s special attraction on Sunday afternoon November 5 at Turner’s Hall in Cleveland, Ohio pits current one-half of the ROH Tag Team Champions Chris Hero going one-on-one with former NWA World Tag Team Champion “The Notorious 187" Homicide of the Latin American Xchange.

Chris Hero was not shy about commenting on the upcoming match at our past live event as he seconded CAPW Heavyweight Champion Claudio Castagnoli, and Hero was equally as vocal when a member of our staff caught up with the controversial “King of Wrestling" earlier in the week. Hero offered us the following comments…

"Well it's been a while since I've been in a Cleveland All Pro ring and November 5th, I'm gonna have my hands full with the Notorious 187, Homicide. Now he may be one of the toughest men I've faced, but the last time I checked, it said Professional WRESTLING on the marquee, not Professional Fighting. My superior wrestling will show Homicide and everyone in attendance at Turner‘s Hall why people from all around call me one of the best wrestlers alive."

CAPW staff were unable to reach Homicide for comment due to extensive preparations he is undergoing for both his match with Chris Hero, as well as an upcoming match this weekend on TNA PPV. Sources close to Homicide say “The Notorious 187" was irate when told about Chris Hero’s comments and will be headed to Cleveland to extract revenge as only he can.

TWO MATCHES ADDED TO NOVEMBER 5 LIVE EVENT

Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling returns to Turner’s Hall, 7325 Guthrie, Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday afternoon, November 5, back at our regular 4 p.m. belltime. This WILL be a taping for CAPW TV on Sports Time Ohio, so be prepared to show your enthusiasm for
CAPW and be seen in thousands of homes throughout the area.

Just added to the card…

M-DOGG 20 vs. JOSH PROHBITION
Two months ago these longstanding partners/rivals made their returns to CAPW in one-on-one competition against each other in a very competitive match, that unfortunately ended in a time limit draw. This past month, both M-Dogg and Josh competed against Johnny Gargano and Zach Gowen in a four-way match to declare a vacant Jr. Heavyweight Champion. The paths of these former partners crossed several times during that encounter, but once again nothing was settled. November 5 these two men collide once more in the hopes of settling the latest chapter of their longstanding competitive rivalry and perhaps determining the next top contender to the Jr. Title now held by Johnny Gargano.

CAPW TAG TEAM TITLES: FAITH IN NOTHING vs. IRISH AIRBORNE
Christian Faith & Vincent Nothing shocked the world just under two weeks ago, when they accepted an open challenge from an ego-driven tag team championship duo of JT Lightning & Chris Cronus. Faith & Nothing steamrolled through the champions, who had already competed beforehand, en route to capturing the titles from the very team that defeated them to win the gold some weeks earlier. Faith & Nothing’s first defense comes against perhaps the most prolific team in the state of Ohio: Jake & Dave Crist, The Irish Airborne, a team that has made major waves in Ring of Honor as of late. Faith & Nothing are certainly in high risk of becoming shortest reigning tag champions in recent memory based on this first challenge.

Already announced on the card…

Chris Hero vs. Homicide
Another in the continuing like of dream match attractions presented by Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling. Hero makes his return to CAPW after a lengthy absence to go one-on-one with former NWA World Tag Team Champion “The Notorious 187" Homicide of the Latin American Xchange. Homicide is one of the most intimidated athletes in the business today, and also one of the most well-rounded, with the ability to wrestle, fly, or brawl at the drop of a hat. However, the current one-half of the ROH Tag Champs Chris Hero won’t be intimidated. Hero has almost single-handedly waged war against entire promotions as of late, and views Homicide as the latest mountain to climb. Hero vs. Homicide will be a match not soon forgotten, and it takes place Sunday November 5.

CAPW Heavyweight Title: Claudio Castagnoli vs. Nigel McGuiness
“Double C" continues to take on all-comers from around the world to establish himself as truly one of the greatest champions in CAPW history. His challenge this month comes from a man CAPW fans, and certainly Claudio himself, are no stranger to. The man who’s in it to win it, Nigel McGuiness attempts to capture Cleveland’s ultimate prize. This is far from the first time these two Europeans will meet, and surely won’t be the last. There’s a lot of competitive pride existing between these two men, and when the CAPW Title is at stake, the competition between these two men will likely be on a level never seen before.

CAPW Jr. Heavyweight Title: Johnny Gargano vs. Zach Gowen
Johnny Gargano outlasted Gowen, M-Dogg 20, and Josh Prohibition in a four-way match to capture the vacant Jr. Title on October 8. Gargano now has what he’s spent several months craving…a major championship and a ton of spotlight directly on him and him alone. However, will Gargano able to keep that spotlight amidst the very worthy contenders clamoring for a championship opportunity. One such contender is the “One Legged Wonder" Zach Gowen. A man who’s spent his entire life defying the odds and proving people wrong, certainly doesn’t appreciate someone like Gargano thinking he’s better than him, or better than everyone else for that matter. Can Gowen humble the new Jr. Champ and continue his quest to defy the odds and make a major impact here in CAPW?

CAPW Television Title: Jason Bane vs. Chris Cage
Bane’s path of dominance continues. After outlasting over thirty men to win the TV Title, and defeating Rhino to retain it, Bane added former multi-time WCW Titleholder Buff Bagwell to his list of victims en route to another successful title defense. On November 5, Bane defends against a man making his CAPW debut in Chris Cage. Cage spent a lengthy period of time as one of the star attractions of Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) in Louisville, the developmental farm system to World Wrestling Entertainment, even capturing the OVW Title in the past. Now Cage, a native of Youngstown, invades CAPW to attempt to add another title to his resume, but can he survive the near paralyzing effects of a 300+ pound Baneline?

More matches will be announced in the coming weeks. Stay posted to www.capw.net for more information!

CAPW ON SPORTS TIME OHIO

Every week, CAPW will deliver one solid hour of cutting-edge, intense, athletic wrestling action to STO viewers featuring a cavalcade of wrestling stars. See the best of national and international stars, past and present, as well as the brightest home-grown stars in the state of Ohio! The program will be hosted by play-by-play commentator Joe Dombrowski and color analyst Jamie Scott, who will bring you all the hot matches, backstage interviews, exclusive footage, and so much more each and every week on Sports Time Ohio! Here is the upcoming schedule for CAPW programming on Sports Time Ohio:

Friday, 10/20 Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling #8 11:00 PM
Monday, 10/23 Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling #8 (R) 11:30 PM

For more up-to-the-minute information, remember to visit www.capw.net and www.sportstimeohio.com.

NEXT WEEK IN CAPW NEWSLINE

Check back for next week for more breaking news on CAPW and our November 5 live event, including news on Chris Kole, and the now former tag champion JT Lightning!

CAPW DVDs NOW ON SALE AT RF VIDEO

Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling has announced an agreement with one of the longest running and most widely known tape & DVD distributors in professional wrestling today, RF Video. This is your opportunity to own and relive some of CAPW’s most memorable moments from the pre-Sports Time Ohio era. For new fans interested in how Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling came to be what it is today, or long-time fans who want to re-live great memories, these DVDs are perfect to add to your home video library. Among the great titles available…

Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 3/6/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Kip James; Josh Prohibition vs. Dios Salvador
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 5/1/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Colt Cabana; CM Punk vs. Chad Collyer
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 6/5/05: Dios vs. Stryker vs. Prohibition vs. Sabin; Hamrick vs. Collyer
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 7/10/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Buff Bagwell; Sheik Abdul vs. Dick Trimmins
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 8/8/05: Bagwell & Hamrick vs. Lightning & Prohibition; M-Dogg 20; Collyer
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 10/2/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Justin Idol; M-Dogg 20 vs. Shiima Xion
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 11/6/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Jerry Lynn; Matt Stryker vs. M-Dogg 20
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 12/4/05: Chris Hamrick vs. Chris Cronus; Smothers; Collyer; Stryker
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 1/8/06: Chris Hamrick vs. Steve Corino; Matt Stryker vs. Ricky Landell.
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 2/12/06: Chris Hamrick vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Adam Cage; Sumie Sakai
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 3/12/06: Adam Cage vs. Chad Collyer; Nigel McGuiness vs. CK3
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 4/9/06: Abdullah the Butcher vs. Michael Hellborn; Rhino vs. Samoa Joe
Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling 5/7/06: “Hacksaw" Jim Duggan vs. Ala Hussein; Necro Butcher; M-Dogg 20

To purchase CAPW DVDs, follow this link: click here

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CAPW EXPANDING TELEVISION PRODUCTION TEAM

CAPW is looking to expand its TV production crew for the Sports Time Ohio TV tapings. Editing and graphics knowledge a must. Contact JT Lightning, jtlightning30@aol.com or call 440-734-3034, 216-536-2969. Please, serious inquires only!

CAPW ON MYSPACE!

Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling has joined the ever-growing community of MySpace.com, with an official page dedicated to all the news, personalities, and happenings of Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling. For more information, visit www.myspace.com/capw to befriend the hottest promotion in the state of Ohio today!

TO PURCHASE CAPW LIVE EVENT TICKETS PLEASE VISIT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TICKET OUTLETS

Tickets for any and all CAPW live events are available at the following outlets. Tickets are always available at Turner's Hall the afternoon of the show as well.

Black's Health World,
11934 Lorain, Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
216-252-1695

Casamel's Pizza,
5589 Broadview, Rd,
Parma, Ohio.
216-661-9700

Lucha Appliances,
West 54th Street & Lorain Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
216-326-7526

West Side Metals Corp.
6400 Stock Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
216-961-7297

Pit Stop Donuts,
4411 Clark Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
216-631-3284

Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling has been the premiere brand of professional wrestling in the state of Ohio throughout it's over-thirteen year existence. CAPW utilizes a blend of the most talented and exciting local and national attractions today for a unique fan experience, featuring names such as Claudio Castagnoli, M-Dogg 20, Chris Cronus, Chris Kole, Nigel McGuiness, Rhino, JT Lightning, Matt Stryker, Jason Bane, and many more. Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling can be seen weekly on Sports Time Ohio in nearly 3 million homes. For more information please visit www.CAPW.net.

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Devin Cutting sent in the following report:

Pure Wrestling Association
October 19th, 2006
French Canadian Community Centre
Cambridge, Ontario, Canada

Ruffy Silverstein defeated Reggie Marley.

Juan Ortiz & The 21st Century Fox defeated Phil Latio & Rip Impact.

The match between Jason X & Sinn ended in a no contest because Maximus Steel interfered. Jason X & Sinn then beat up Steel together.

Warhed defeated Jeff Black to advance to the third round of the Pure Violence Title Tournament.

The Juggalo Nation defeated Tom Ryder & Prodigy to remain the Tag Team Champions.

Geza Kalman Jr. defeated Michael Elgin.

The match between Eddie Osbourne & Elian Habanero ended in a draw. After the match, Jessy Jones attacked Habanero & Geza Kalman Jr. attacked Osbourne.