Reported by Adam Martin of WrestleView.com
On Wednesday, November 7, 2007 at 2:07 AM EST

Pro Wrestling Unplugged sent this in:

Pro Wrestling Unplugged Weekend Results; Returns 11/17 – Scorpio v Matthews

http://www.ProWrestlingUnplugged.com

PWU SATURDAY “DARK KNIGHT" RESULTS:
- Blue Meanie & Bosom Buddies def. Hellfire & Hoodiez
- Gangrel def. Justice Pain
- All Money Is Legal def. Angus Brothers
- Eddie Kingston def. ZBARR w/ Sunny
- The Sandman wins Battle Royal
- JC Ryder def. Lucky
- Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart def. Helter Skelter
- Trent Acid def. Scotty 2 Hotty
- Too Cold Scorpio def. Devon Moore to become PWU World Heavyweight Champion

PWU RETURNS SATURDAY, 11/17 – NEW ALHAMBRA ARENA, 7 RITNER ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA:
- PWU World Heavyweight Title! Match: champion Too Cold Scorpio vs. Joey Matthews
- PWU TV Title Tournament Match: Trent Acid vs. Devon Moore
- Also featuring Sandman, Gangrel, Sunny, Justice Pain, Z-Barr, John House, Nate Stein, Eric Garguilo, Dan “The Phan" Cowhey, Jake Black, & More

TICKETS AVAILABLE:
- PWU Pro Shop at ProWrestlingUnplugged.com
- Ontario Street Comics, 2235 Ontario ST, Philadelphia, PA, 215-288-7338
- New Alhambra Arena (Day of Event), 7 Ritner ST, Philadelphia, PA

PWU POWER SURGE TV – WEDNESDAYS AT 8 pm
- Comcast Philadelphia: Channel 66
- Comcast Lower Marion/Main Line: Channel 98
- ProWrestlingUnplugged.com

For PWU merchandise, news, and the latest event info, visit http://www.ProWrestlingUnplugged.com.

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Shannon Rose sent this in:

IPW Hardcore Wrestling
Hardcore Family Reunion II
Saturday, December 1st, 8 PM
Boys and Girls Club
7790 61st Street North
Pinellas Park, FL

For more info call 813-389-0801

The fans have once again demanded it and now IPW Hardcore Wrestling will return after a more than two year absence for One Night Only! In 2005 the most insane roster in Florida wrestling history got together for a wildly successful show at the VFW in St. Pete and we knew if we were ever going to do it again the show would simply have to be in a larger building. The last reunion show was absolutely insane and this one promises to be just as crazy. If you were a fan of IPW Hardcore Wrestling this is a can't miss show and if you never saw an IPW show now is your chance!

Just Signed:

6 Man Tag Team Tornado Match
Wrongful Death (Naphtali & Dagon Briggs) and O.G. Scarface w/ Seven vs The Vandalz (Tommy, Ricky and Johnny)

8 Man Elimination Tag Team Match
Double Deuce ("Uptown" Frankie Capone, Pete Cannon, Pat Powers and Pat McGroin) vs Inner Aggression (Bill Pain and Butch Long) and The Zout Brothers

Plus Already Announced:

IPW Heavyweight Title Match
"Marvelous" Mike Sullivan (champion) w/ "Hardcore Giant" Ron Niemi vs Billy Fives

Four Corners of Death
CHAOS w/ Subway The Camera Guy vs Kubiak w/ Ipuna vs Maximum Capacity w/ Fabulous Frank vs Havoc

More Matched To Be Announced Soon Featuring:

The Shane Brothers, Bruce Steele, Cuban Assassin, Mikey Tenderfoot, The New Heavenly Bodies, Navy SEAL, "Black Nature Boy" Scoot Andrews, Sedrick Strong, The Bug, O.D.D., The Market Crashers, Lex Lovett, "Modern Miracle" Steve Madison, "Hardcore Giant" Ron Niemi, "Miami Pound Machine" Rod Steele, The Heartbreak Express, "Hot Ass" Amy Love, AXIS, Mr. Peskin, Pretty Fly, Jet Jaguar, "Honest" Eddie Edwards, Star Stevens, Billy "The Kid" Dalton, Donnie York, Boles Azoles, Shannon Rose, "The Mullett" Richie Rich!

Tickets are $10 in Advance and $12 at the door.

VIP Tickets will be $20 each.

Tickets available online at http://www.ipwhardcorewrestling.com and at:

Crazy Dave's Sports Bar
201 Keene Rd
Largo FL
727-531-5518

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Joe Dombrowski sent this in:

PWO, Pro Wrestling Ohio, is a new and exciting professional wrestling promotion based in northeast Ohio. PWO showcases the top names from the area and beyond with a weekly television broadcast on the official television home of the Cleveland Indians, Sports Time Ohio.

Sports Time Ohio is available in over 4 million homes on cable television throughout Ohio and into parts of Western Pennsylvania. Sports Time Ohio is also available NATIONWIDE to satellite dish subscribers of both DirecTV and Dish Network. If you are a dish subscriber and do not have Sports Time Ohio on your line-up and want to be part of the PWO experience, call your satellite provider today and request Sports Time Ohio be added to your line-up! For more information on PWO TV's availability, visit http://www.pwowrestling.com

For those of you who missed the opportunity to see the very first episode of PWO TV, you have one final chance to catch it! PWO will air a very special encore presentation of the debut broadcast on the following dates & times:

Saturday night, November 10: 2:00 am
Sunday night, November 11: 10:00pm

PWO returns with an ALL NEW episode of PWO TV the week of November 17!

OFFICIAL RESULTS FOR PWO Ep. 1; Original Airdate: November 3, 2007

Pro Wrestling Ohio's debut episode on Sports Time Ohio gave wrestling fans everything they could have hoped for, and then some. Not only was there solid action in the ring, but lots of suprises, and an ending that left us wanting more. Joe Dombrowski and Jamie Scott called the action from inside The Lakewood Masonic Temple.

V-2 (Virus & Virus Grande) vs. The Cut Throat Crew-
PWO management could not have chosen a better match to start it's first episode. "Bloody" Morty Rackem and "Ruthless" Rufio Rapier, together known as "The Cut Throat Crew," took on the new tandem of Virus and Virus Grande, V-2. We all remember Virus from the tag team "Q and A." We here at PWO did not even know a Virus "Grande" existed until recently. Combine that this was also the first we have seen of the two pirates on STO, it made for an interesting bout.

The match started out with "The Cut Throat Crew" firmly in control. Both Rackem and Rapier worked together well, executing a nice series of double team manuevers on "V-2." But with Virus cheap veteran tactics, along with the help of the mysterious Virus Grande, it didn't take long for the two to take control. Virus was doing well, until Rackem avoided a moonsault attempt. He followed that up with an enzuguri, and made the tag.

"The Cut Throat Crew" were cleaning house. At one point, Rapier threw Grande to the concrete floor, and executed a perfect suicide dive. Back on the inside, Morty Rackem connected with "The Roll of the Dice" on the original Virus. Rapier was cut off by Virus Grande suddenly, and pushed into the steel ring pole on the outside. This gave Grande just enough time to shake the ropes, crotching Rackem, who was attempting an arial manuever. Virus made the pinfall, Grande held the legs, and the ref didn't see it, counting the three. V-2 steals the first win in PWO history. But the pirates were not going to take this loss lightly...

Hobo Joe attacked!-
He's never been known as the cleanest, the best looking, or the nicest smelling on Sports Time Ohio. Hobo Joe was scheduled for in ring competion. Unfortunatly, whatever match PWO management had set up never took place. This was due to the appearance of Aaron Mcguire, agent of the massive Cronus.

"PARDON THE INTERRUPTION!"

That was the scream that echoed throughout the Masonic Temple from Mcguire, as Cronus hopped the barricade and delivered a powerful kick to the face of Hobo. "Homeless Joe gets a spot on National TV?!" Mcguire didn't think that spot was deserving, nor did Cronus. The 6' 2", 285 pound monster threw Hobo Joe up on his shoulders with ease, and hit him with his signature manuever, the F-5. As quickly as the two arrived, they vanished through the curtain just as fast. The PWO fans in attendance realized that Cronus certainly is going to be a force to be reckoned with.

Gregory Iron vs. Johnny Gargano-
Johnny Gargano proved that he is indeed one of the most self centered, uncaring individuals on the PWO roster. On August 5th, 2007, Gregory Iron was hit with mutiple suplexes and a powerbomb inside a wrestling ring. These actions gave Iron a sezuire, a concussion, and hemmoraging from the brain. "If Greg would of went to sleep that night, he would have died," said Gargano in a pre-match promo."So why didn't you just go to sleep?!" "The Unique One" stated that the return of Iron would be a short one, and that by the end of tonights match, Gregory Iron would end up back in the hospital. Add to the fact that Johnny was to be accompanied by his partner in crime, Josh Prohibition, and the odds weren't good.

The twenty year old prodigy started off dominating Iron, trying to kick him in the head from the start. After taking light of him, Iron quickly school boyed Gargano for a near fall. But Iron made the mistake of trying for his diving clothesline into a facebuster one too many times, as on the second attempt, Josh Prohibition grabbed Iron by the foot. This led to a ugly lung blower to the back of Iron, and put Gargano back in the driver seat. The multiple chops and all around malicious double team assault from Gargano and Probo seemed to be wearing the kid with cerebral paulsy down. After a fifth attempt at a shoulder tackle, Gregory rolled out, leaving Johnny's shoulder to collide with the unforgiving steel post. The two fired shots back and forth, and Iron hit a quick back elbow and knee to the face. But the comeback was stopped by a back kick to the gut of Iron. Gargano then hoisted up Gargano for a powerbomb, the same manuever that nearly costed Iron his life. With seemingly nothing left, Iron hit Gargano with three shots to the face, and delivered a code red to Gargano. Gregory Iron kept Gargano down for a three count, and the upset nobody expected, except maybe Iron himself, occured. Gregory Iron defeated Johnny Gargano.

Prohibition and Gargano chased Iron to the back, visciously attacking him. That is until Matt Cross made the save, with steel chair in hand.

"Dude, where's our car?!"-
Later on in the evening, "The Cut Throat Crew" seized the opportuity to avenge the lost they suffered at the hands of "V-2." As Virus and Virus Grande quietly slept in their lockerroom, Rackem and Rapier snuck in, covering them with a pirate flag. Using his trusty sword, Rufio grabbed the keys to V-2's ride, and took off. Virus and Virus Grande quickly realized what occured, and chased after the pirates. But they were too late, as the last image they saw was that of "The Cut Throat Crew" riding away in V-2's brand new mini-van. It is safe to say the fued these two teams has only just begun.

"M-Dogg 20" Matt Cross vs. "Fabulous" John McChesney-
Matt Cross and John McChesney were set to square off in what could of possibly been one of the best matches to come out of the Ohio area in quite sometime. McChesney has worked in TNA and WWE on several occasions, and Matt Cross starred on MTV's "Wrestling Society X." Needless to say, this had all the makings to be an instant classic. The match started quickly, with neither man getting a clear cut advantage. Dombrowski and Scott were enthralled by the confrontation, as were the fans in attendance. Unfortunatly, after roughly five minutes, we would not get a clear cut conclusion. Johnny Gargano and Josh Prohibition stormed the ring, hammering away on both McChesney and Matt Cross. The referee had no other choice but to throw the match out, ruling it a no-contest.

"M-Dogg" and McChesney were obviously furious, and wanted desperately to get their hands on Probo and Gargano. McChesney even went as far as saying he wanted them right there tonight! That was not in the cards, however, as the show was out of time. As the cocky Prohibition and Gargano fled, Matt Cross and John McChesney stood out around the ringside area, pacing among themselves. The show came to a close with chants of "LET THEM FIGHT! LET THEM FIGHT!" from the crowd.

It was a shame the main event for the first edition of PWO on STO had to end the way it did. McChesney and Cross were anxious to compete amongst each other, but now they are focused on getting their chance at Josh Prohibition and Johnny Gargano. Will PWO management grant them that chance? There is only one way to find out, and that's by checking out the brand new episode of Pro Wrestling Ohio when it debuts on November 17th.

For more information on Pro Wrestling Ohio and PWO TV, please visit http://www.pwowrestling.com

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BWO sent this in:

Blackball'd Wrestling Organization returns to Phoenixville, PA at Top Gun Wrestling Academy, 373 Walnut Street on November 24th for "Thanksgiving Thunder" with an 8:00 pm Bell Time. Tickets $10.00!

Announced so far:

BWO Heavyweight Title Match:
Rockin Rebel vs Eric Cooper

Interstate Title Match:
Kid Kaos v Blahdeggo.

No DQ Match:
Hard Candy v Salvation 2K7

Gender Bender Match:
Autumn Breeze vs Boy Boy

Pelle Primeau & Antonio Blanca v American Nightmare

Warriors of Wrestling 3 Way Dance:
The Wifebeater v Angel of Death v All Star Lou.

8 Man Tag Match:
Killer Kramer/Rebecca Payne/Massive Mike/Kryptic vs Twisted Tate/Louis Rich/Jason Gotti/Alan Cross

Bazooka Joe v Shawn Fury v Vinnie the Fixxer

Frank the Tank v Sick Rick Havoc

Also appearing: Mikey X, Pretty Fly 4 A White Guy, and many others

More matches to be announced!!

TICKET INFO: 610-933-8550
REBELTOPGUN@AOL.COM
http://myspace.com/blackballdwrestling

*card subject to change*

Do you have the desire to be a Professional Wrestler? BWO is proud to announce Top Gun Wrestling Academy, Inc. in Phoenixville, PA!

All Training is done by Professional Wrestling & Fitness Trainers. Our Trainers have wrestling experience in countries all over the world.

Come visit and check us out at 373 Walnut Street, Phoenixville, PA - just blocks from the Vale Rio Diner and Phoenixville Hospital. New Classes always opening!

We offer everything you need to become a Star in the Professional Wrestling World today and are just minutes from Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware.

Call today (610) 933-8550 or email RockinRebel1@aol.com for a tryout, hours, rates and information on our programs and unleash the Wrestler in YOU!!!!

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Oliver Newman sent this report in:

Sovereign World Wrestling Alliance…..It WASN'T me it was The Bouncer! By Oliver Newman

Company: Sovereign World Wrestling Alliance
Date: Wednesday 31st October 2007
Time: 7:45pm
Attendance: 40
Price: £5
Location: West Bromwich Labour Club, Sandwell Rd, West Bromwich, West Midlands.

The Death-Master welcomes the crowd to SWWA.

Tucker vs. TGR

Lock up starts the contest, TGR pushes Tucker off to chants of "TGR, TGR", the same thing happens again. This time Tucker rolls out of the ring and the chase is on, Tucker boots TGR as he re-enters the ring and exchanges chops with him before TGR hits Tucker with a sling-shot suplex. Tucker complains that TGR "Is touching my ass" Tucker fires back with punches and suplexes TGR for a two count. TGR returns with an atomic drop/Manhattan drop combination. Powerbomb by Tucker "Guess who's back, back again, Tucker's back tell your gay friends!" gloats Tucker. Tucker distracts the referee and low-blows TGR quickly following with a Scissors Kick. Tucker climbs to the top rope but is crotched by TGR, Tucker pushes TGR off but misses with a Frog Splash. TGR hit's a couple of knees to Tucker's back and connects with The Flatliner for the 1, 2 and 3. TGR then tells Tucker "Get out of my ring!"

Match Time: 9 minutes
Winner: TGR

My Thoughts:
That was a good back and forth match. Tucker looked impressive in both his jawing with the fans and wrestling ability, TGR performed adequately well also. Mixture of comedy and wrestling made for an enjoyable match and was the exact perfect way for SWWA to start this show.

SWWA Hall of Fame

Commissioner TGR then introduces Bodycount! The fans clap, microphone problems occur so the wrestlers decide to shout! Bodycount is asked a series of questions:

Where are you from? Walsall.

Bodycount then talks about career ending after a torn shoulder 5 years ago.

Who is the Best SWWA Superstar? The Bouncer

Are you returning to SWWA? Before Bodycount can answer BBS interrupts. "I have no beef with you, I'm out here to talk to you about Poison" Poison interrupts, with him and Bodycount shaking hands. Poison says "BBS is an opportunist and it was his Back-cracker that floored me last month" BBS protests his innocence "It wasn't me, it was the Bouncer" Poison and BBS want to fight but TGR and Bodycount break them up. TGR makes Bodycount the Special Guest Referee for BBS vs. Poison later. BBS leaves "I'll prove you wrong!" he shouts at Poison.

My Thoughts:
That was a good segment! I went in unaware of Bodycount (I left having found out more about him), I didn't know about tension between BBS and Poison (but now I know why there is tension between them). Bodycount as Guest Referee adds an interesting dynamic to BBS vs. Poison and I look forward to seeing what happens when all 3 men are in one ring!

Jay Icon vs. Axel Adams

The fans chant "Gay Icon" at Icon as he enters the ring. "If you keep calling me gay I won't wrestle" retorts Icon. Icon gets the best of the lockup and turns it into a headlock takeover and transitions into a wristlock. Test of strength is called for and once again Icon drops Adams, the fans chant "Axel, Axel" Axel reverses out of a headlock to get to the ropes. Icon hilariously claims Adams was pulling his hair (when he is bald!). Axel attempts a clothesline but it is reversed into a high knee by Icon, who quickly follows up with a spinning heel kick for a two count. "Long haired freak" shouts Icon, TGR makes his way to the ring and in the process distracts Icon who is rolled up by Adams for the 1, 2 and 3. TGR and Icon square off after the match.

Match Time: 26 minutes
Winner: Axel Adams

My Thoughts:
That was a good match. Adams and Icon worked well against each other and it produced a good match for the SWWA fans. Once again like the opening match it had a mixture of comedy and wrestling and that worked effectively. The match though went too long though (26 minutes for a mid-card match is too much), this match would have been better had it shaved 10-11 minutes off so it was down to 15 minutes.

The Emotional Express (Tommy White & Steve Valentino) vs. The Clarke Foundation (Matt/Mark Clarke)

T.C.F. start the match fast by giving T.E.E. a double hip-toss and a double noggin knocker. Valentino ends T.C.F.'s offence with a trip on Mark and with a knee drives him to the outside. Mark spits at Valentino as Matt distracts the referee "He fell" protests White, the crowd chant "½ inch willy" at Valentino. Valentino tags in White who connects with a corner clothesline and chops before tagging Valentino back in again. Matt hits White with a leg drop but Valentino breaks it up. Matt follows up with a running DDT for another two count. A Head-scissors by Mark takes Valentino out of the ring, fireman's roll by Matt followed by a Senton of the top rope is enough for the 1, 2 and 3. The SWWA fans clap as The Clarke Foundation pose, The Emotional Express break into tears "He hurt my face!" the crowd give them a sarcastic "awwwwwwwwwww" as they leave.

Match Time: 13 minutes
Winner: The Clarke Foundation

My Thoughts:
That was a good tag match. The Clarke Foundation showed me a lot of intensity (which I hadn't seen before) and gel well as a tag team. The Emotional Express work well together and have good characters that the fans love to hate. Good job by all four men as they put forth a good old school tag that the SWWA fans seemed to enjoy.

Poison vs. British Born Steele w/Special Guest Referee Bodycount

Poison attacks BBS from behind, choking him with a chair and attempting to ram BBS's face into the steel steps but BBS reverses and its Poison who tastes the steel! BBS rolls Poison back in the ring and gets a quick two count. BBS follows up with a dropkick and another two count, a suplex and bulldog follow with both moves securing two counts. The crowd show their support for BBS with chants of "BBS, BBS". Poison reverses an Irish whip and connects with a clothesline. Northern lights/perfect-plex combination by BBS gets another two count. The follow up top rope splash misses, knee/bulldog combination by Poison allows him the advantage as he sets up for his TKO but BBS reverses into a Back-Cracker for the 1, 2 and 3. The fans clap for BBS as he leaves, BBS returns shortly after with a video camera (he shows Poison the footage) and the picks Poison up shaking hands with him. Poison takes the microphone "BBS you've proved yourself and as SWWA owner I'm making you No1 Contender for SWWA Championship" BBS thanks Poison and leaves.

Match Time: 9 minutes
Winner: British Born Steele

My Thoughts:
That was a very good match with a compelling storyline. I enjoyed the way BBS was all business trying to end the match as soon as he possibly could by attempting covers after a lot of moves in the early going and throughout the match. He knew deep down this match shouldn't have taken place, as he was accused of something he didn't do. Poison performed well also and Bodycount called it right down the middle, I enjoyed the way BBS finally proved his innocence via the video camera. BBS vs. The Bouncer should be a good match in its own right, when it takes place. I would have given this match the 10-11 minutes (I would personally have shaven off of Adams vs. Icon) because with more time this match could have been great!

INTERMISSION

Hall Of Fame Induction

Poison calls Bodycount back out to the ring. Poison talks of how "It is an honour and privilege to call you a friend. We travelled all over the world (US, Dubai & Wales!} I'm looking for a tag partner! What do you say Poison & Bodycount as a Tag Team!? Bodycount and Poison shake hands.

My Thoughts:
Well that worked as well, I have never seen Bodycount wrestle but I'm intrigued by his and Poison's teaming in SWWA and wonder what will the future be for them in SWWA. Good segment.

Carnage w/Bacardi vs. Shannon Hammer

"Chicken-Shit" shouts Carnage at Hammer, Hammer ducks under Carnage's attempted clothesline and slaps him on the back. Carnage takes over Hammer with a headlock, Hammer quickly reverses out and with a shoulder block knocks Carnage down. Carnage connects with a hip-toss, Japanese arm-drag and a leg lariat as the fans chant "Carnage, Carnage". Hammer leaves the ring and grabs Bacardi and uses her as a shield to cheap shot Carnage, Bacardi gets her own back by whipping Hammer. Hammer misses a Senton off the top rope "Carnage" chants once more from the crowd, Carnage double chops Hammer and then connects with a spine buster. Transitioning into The Sharpshooter "Tap" chant occurs directed towards Hammer, but Hammer manages to get to the ropes. Carnage uses the ropes for a power-bomb but that only manages a two count, Hammer hits back with a power-bomb of his own but with a follow up cross-body Carnage catches him and quickly connects with The Carnage-Bolt for the 1, 2 and 3.

Match Time: 11 minutes
Winner: Carnage

My Thoughts:
That was a good match, much better performance from Carnage given the AWW match with Ronin a week earlier (proof that it was just a bad day for both men). Carnage summoned his cruiserweight powers in this match busting out a hurracanrana! Hammer's cockiness in the early going seemed to have cost him in the end, Bacardi did what all good managers do support their guy/girl and lead them to victory, and she also proved she is no pushover when confronted by Hammer. Good match!

SWWA Tag Titles
John Bull & Aphrodite vs. Mad Mike & Ronin ©

Ronin and Mike eat sweets and then lockup with each other! (With Ronin pushing Mike off). "She's a he she" chant directed at Aphrodite, Ronin and Dite square off but Ronin is way too tall so Dite can't lock up so she attempts a waist-lock and a headlock but she is thrown off so she decides to make the tag to Bull. "He's a she he" chant directed at Bull, Bull puts Ronin in a full nelson and then connects with a DDT, Dite kicks Ronin and that distracts Mike. Power-slam by Ronin on Dite but Bull breaks it up leading to Bull and Ronin fighting. Mike locks in the cross-face but that is all broken up, Bull comes back with a spear. Carnage and Bacardi interfere as the referee is down, Bacardi hits a number of forearms on Dite and follows up with a face-buster allowing Mike to get the 1, 2 and 3. Mike takes Dite's head and shoves it into Ronin's ass, as the fans clap and cheer.

Match Time: 11 minutes
Winner and STILL SWWA Tag Champions: Mad Mike & Ronin

My Thoughts:
That was a good comedy tag match, some of the wrestling was mis-timed but on the whole didn't really detract from the match. Mike & Ronin's lockup at the beginning was a laugh out loud moment! Aphrodite looked ok in the exchanges she had with both men, but I still want to see her wrestle a woman before I can give a fair assessment of her wrestling skills. Bull performed well and all in all it was an enjoyable comedy tag match.

SWWA Championship
Brandon Thomas vs. The Bouncer w/The Boss ©

Lockup which Thomas gets the best of and applies a wristlock to Bouncer, but Bouncer manages to reach the ropes. Thomas applies another wrist-lock and swings Bouncer around and to the mat. Thomas locks in the fujiwara armbar "Break his arm" chant the fans, Bouncer escapes via a low blow to Thomas. Bouncer uses his fist and knee to scrape against Thomas and follows up with a side slam for a two count. Thomas rallies and returns with a swinging slam and an elbow drop but Boss distracts him, Bouncer pushes Thomas back into the corner and follows up with a Northern lariat "How dare you touch The Boss" Bouncer attempts to lift Thomas but he can't and falls to the mat with Thomas on top 1, 2 and 3! NEW CHAMPION……well not quite although the fans saw Boss miss putting Bouncer's foot on the ropes the ref didn't see it so the match is restarted. Bouncer is able to pick up Thomas this time and connects with his F-5 for the 1, 2 and 3. Thomas berates the ref as the fans boo Bouncer.

Match Time: 13 minutes
Winner and STILL SWWA Champion: The Bouncer

My Thoughts:
That was a good main event, and a good way to end the show! Bouncer and Thomas put forth two equally good performances and it made for a good match-up. Bouncer is a lucky man though (his foot was clearly not on the ropes), and with that Thomas has a definite cause for a rematch. One that I'm sure he will take up at some point down the line in SWWA.

Overall Thoughts:

TGR and Tucker opened the show with a good back and forth match, Hall Of Fame segments worked well, Adams vs. Icon was good although a bit long. Clarke Foundation vs. Emotional Express was a good solid tag team affair, BBS vs. Poison was my match of the night as it encapsulated everything wrestling needs (good wrestling, intensity, a good storyline and definitive conclusion). Carnage vs. Hammer was another good match with intensity and cruiserweight Carnage! SWWA Tag Title match was good, based on the comedy involved and Bouncer vs. Thomas was a good way to end the show and screw job like finish should lead to a rematch, which I would like to see. SWWA has the potential to be a good promotion (in their own right) if they can just put wrongs (which I have discussed in the report) right.

Match of the Night:
British Born Steele vs. Poison

Live Show of the Month:
1PW 2nd Year Anniversary

Live Match of the Month:
45 Minute Iron Man Match for 1PW Openweight Title
Nigel McGuinness vs. Darren Burridge ©

Wrestler of the Month:
Marcus Kool

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