Georgia Wrestling History for May 25, IWS report, + MCPW news/notes
On Monday, May 26, 2008 at 5:12 AM EST GEORGIA WRESTLING NEWS, NOTES, AND NOSTALGIA: 05/25/2008
NEWS
World Wrestling Entertainment results from Mexico City, Mexico, on May 24: Super Crazy over Charlie Haas; Mickie James & Maria over Beth Phoenix & Katie; Mr. Kennedy over Paul Burchill; Jeff Hardy over Paul London; Chris Jericho over Lance Cade to retain the Inter-Continental Title; Cody Rhodes & Hardcore Holly over Sanitino Marella & Carlito to retain the WWE Tag Team Title; John Cena over JBL; and a masked DX team over Snitsky & Umaga. WWE’s SmackDown/ECW crew will be at the Budweiser Event Center in Loveland, CO, tonight. Tickets for the following WWE events go on sale tomorrow: 07/02 in Santiago, Chile, at Arena Santiago (RAW); 07/03 in Lima, Peru, at Estadio Nacional (RAW); 07/04 in Panama City, Panama, at the Figali Convention Center (RAW); and 07/05 in San Salvador, El Salvador, at Gimnasio Nacional Adolfo Pineda (RAW). (Rich Tate)
United Championship Wrestling results from Jacksboro, TN, on May 24: Trooper T over Jeff Anderson to retain the UCW Television Title; Scotty Atomic over Chris Sullivan; Edward Idol over J-Mac to retain the UCW Heavyweight Title; the Death Row Inmates over Henry Hoss & the Rip; and Jeff Anderson & Edward Idol over John Justice & Robbie Race by disqualification. (Rich Tate, courtesy of Gene Restaino)
Results from the United States Wrestling Organization show on May 23 in Nashville, TN, with 82 in attendance at the always lovely Stadium Inn: New York Gangster & Justin Spade beat Lee Cross & Intern when Spade pinned Intern. Michael Jablonski beat Shane Smalls. Tony Falk puts over that USWO is finishing up their 3rd year in the Stadium Inn which is quite an accomplishment given all of the constant nonsense which goes on around here. Seven (with Charming Charles) vs. T. J. Harley went to a double countout when they brawled on the floor after the power had gone out. A transformer blew but they carried on under the emergency lights for a few minutes. This was for the vacant ATL Championship, so there will be a rematch next week. The lights were out for about 20 minutes but they were going to intermission anyway. Ref Mark Owen happened to have a portable generator with him and hooked up a spotlight to continue the show but the power returned just as he got it all set up. Cowboy Bud Ellis beat Tim Renesto (with Charming Charles). LT Falk & Damien Payne & Cousin Jason X beat Quinton Quarisma & Jay Phoenix & JC Crowe when Payne pinned Phoenix. Post match, Quarisma gave a speech about Phoenix, who is leaving USWO, praising his hard work despite all of the drama in the back. (word is Phoenix could be headed to SAW) Tony Falk says Quarisma & Crowe will defend the USWO tag belts since they do a Freebird thing anyway. USWO Champion Chris Michaels beat Michael Jablonski. Scheduled challenger Mark Anthony was absent, so Jablonski stepped in saying he never got a rematch from his 11/30 title loss to Michaels. One point here saw the middle turnbuckle come off, hitting Michaels in the back of the head and busting him open. Michaels rolled out of a pedigree and pinned Jablonski, who then turned on and viciously attacked Michaels. Jablonski swears off the "Rock Star" persona and returns to being the "Polish Punisher". (Larry Goodman, courtesy of Jimmie Daniel)
Great Championship Wrestling results from the Gr8 Sk8 Plex in Phenix City, AL, on May 22: Micah Taylor defeated Orion Bishop; The Bruiser defeated Ric King; Johnny Swinger defeated J-Rod; Murder-One defeated Tex Monroe; and Bull Buchanan and David Young defeated Johnny Swinger and Zero Tolerance. (Brian Slack)
Showtime All-Star Wrestling results from Nashville, TN, at the SAW Wrestling Palace from May 22: Shane Eden beat Wayne Atkins, Sigmon beat Drew Haskins, Indian Outlaw DCOR Frank Malone, Mary Elizabeth Monroe beat Hailey Hatred, Lennox Lightfoot beat Larry Cooter, and Rick Santel & Hammerjack beat The Naturals. (Larry Goodman)
Florida Championship Wrestling will be at Chris’ Catering, located at 120 7th Street, in Palmetto, FL, on May 31. Advance tickets are $7, and will be $10 at the door. Bell time is 2:00 PM. Advertised: Jake Hager defends the FCW Heavyweight Title against Ted DiBiase, Jr.; the Empire defends the FCW Tag Team Title against the Puerto Rican Nightmares, with Miss Angela; Kevin Thorn versus Jay Bradley, with Mondo; Heath Miller, Jack Gabriel & Sheamus O’Shaunessy versus Matt Sydal, Gabe Tuft & Big Rob; Victoria & Daisy versus the Bella Twins; Colt Cabana & Atlas DaBone versus Mondo & Mr. Yamamoto; Brad Allen & Taryn Terrell versus Greg Jackson & Roucka; Brandon Groom versus Black Pain, with Bryan Kelly; Charles Evans & Vic Adams versus Tyrone Jones & Sinn Bowdee; Andrew Vein versus Kafu; and Shawn Spears & Mike Kruell versus T.J. Wilson & Rycklon.
DISCLAIMER: GWH is not liable for any card changes, cancellations, etc. We can only report what is reported to us. As always, we suggest you check with the promotion within 24 hours to verify information posted here.
NOTES
Today in Memoriam: D.J. Peterson (33, 1993), Al Dunlop (1995), and Stu McCullum (73, 2003)
NOSTALGIA
MAY 25, 1934 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – GEORGIA POWER ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL CLUB (F.P. McGee – Promoter) > Red Dugan versus Whitey Patterson > John Dameron versus Foy Rivers > George Romanoff versus Bull Schmidt / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1934 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – KEY ARENA (Jason Thompson and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > Eddie Stecher versus Frank Remille > Joe Dillman versus Jack Russell > Spike O’Brien versus Son Almand / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1934 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WESTLAKE ARENA (Luke Appling – Promoter) > Lloyd Brown versus Smitty Anderson > Bill Collins versus Dan Kellenger > Eddie Elzea versus Gus Pappas / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1934 (FRIDAY) – AVONDALE, GA – AVONDALE ARENA (Wesley Brownlee – Promoter) > No TL Match: Fred Lassiter versus Eddie Elzea / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1936 (MONDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – KEY ARENA (Frank Bettis – Promoter) > Sammy Miller versus Whitey Patterson > Joe Woods versus Baron Von Hoffman > Southern Light Heavyweight Title Match: Jack Ross* versus Tarzan Jordan / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. Jack Ross had been billed as Southern Light Heavyweight Champion since May 18, 1936.
MAY 25, 1938 (WEDNESDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WARREN ARENA (Frank Speer – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Frank Speer defeated Henry Piers by disqualification > Dorv Roche defeated Ernest Kelly > Pierre LaBelle defeated Jacques Bernard
MAY 25, 1939 (THURSDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WARREN ATHLETIC FIELD (Frank Bettis and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > Jack Dillon versus Sid Marcus > Art O’Mahoney versus the Red Ace > Southern Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Joe Gunther* versus Jack Steele / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. The origin of the Southern Junior Heavyweight Title is unclear to us at this time.
MAY 25, 1945 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Barto Hill and Fritz Schnabel wrestled to a draw > Chuck Ross defeated Jack Kelly by disqualification > Chief Thunderbird defeated Ben Bennicasa > Al Massey defeated Wally Greb by countout > The Green Hornet defeated Dick Lever
MAY 25, 1948 (TUESDAY) – EAST POINT, GA – EAST POINT MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Red Dugan versus Mr. X > Bill Collins versus Mile High Ross > Tony Mello & Tommy Ward versus Joe Estes & Joe Harben / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1953 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Tom Mahoney – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Raoul Lopez versus Gorgeous Gilpin > Henry Harrell versus Tex Riley > Nick Carter & Carlos Guzman versus Danny Dusek & Jack Steele / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1956 (FRIDAY) – MARIETTA, GA – LARRY BELL AUDITORIUM (Elmo Chappell – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jackie Nichols and Jerry Graham wrestled to a draw at 15:00 > Jackie Nichols & Rocky Columbo defeated Danny McShain & Jerry Graham / Notes: This is believed to be the first card of a partnership between Marietta and the Atlanta office that lasted through July 1984.
MAY 25, 1959 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – ARMORY HALL (Robert McCoy – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Charlie Harben versus Skull Murphy > Freddie Blassie versus Dickie Gunkel / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1960 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS SPORTS ARENA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Lou Whitson defeated Mickey Blassie by disqualification at 14:00 > Mixed Tag Team Match: Mickey Blassie & the Lady Angel defeated Lou Whitson & Margie Ramsey > Freddie Blassie defeated Bill Dromo / Notes: Freddie Blassie substituted for Eric Pederson in the match with Bill Dromo.
MAY 25, 1964 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Steve Manderson – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > The Mighty Jumbo defeated Charlie Carr > Joe McCarthy and Chief Little Bear wrestled to a draw > Joe Scarpa & the Mighty Jumbo defeated Saul Weingeroff & Kurt Von Brauner
MAY 25, 1965 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON CITY AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Eisenburg defeated Pedro Zapata > The Corsicans defeated Billy Hines & Frankie Cain > World Tag Team Title Match: Dick Steinborn & Chief Little Eagle defeated Kurt & Karl Von Brauner* by disqualification / Notes: Saul Weingeroff managed Kurt & Karl Von Brauner. The Von Brauners had been billed as World Tag Team Champions since May 18, 1965.
MAY 25, 1968 (SATURDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WQXI STUDIOS (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > The Rising Suns defeated Bobby Hart & Silento Rodriguez > Jim Wilson defeated Jack Vansky > Alberto Torres defeated Oki Shikina / Notes: This was for the “Live Atlanta Wrestling” television program hosted by Ed Capral.
MAY 25, 1971 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bill Dromo & Klondike Bill defeated Billy Spears & Krusher Karlson > Dick Steinborn and Guillotine Gordon wrestled to a draw > Jerry Oates defeated Fidel Castillo > Bob Armstrong, Choo-Choo Lynn & El Mongol defeated Mr. X & the Assassins
MAY 25, 1973 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – OMNI COLISEUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Billy Spears defeated Tiger Conway, Jr. > Bobby Duncum defeated Bill Dromo > Ramon Torres versus Stan Vachon wrestled to a draw > Buddy Colt defeated Norvel Austin > NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Danny Hodge* defeated Bob Orton, Jr. > No DQ Match: Bobo Brazil defeated the Sheik > WWWF Heavyweight Title Match: Pedro Morales* defeated Paul Jones > Mr. Wrestling #1 & #2 defeated Jack Brisco & Bill Watts > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Eddie & Mike Graham defeated the Super Infernos* by disqualification > Cadillac versus $8,500: Bob Armstrong defeated Bobby Shane / Notes: Abdullah Farouk managed the Sheik. J.C. Dykes managed the Super Infernos. Pedro Morales had been the reigning WWWF Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Ivan Koloff on February 8, 1971, in New York, NY.
MAY 25, 1973 (FRIDAY) – WARNER ROBINS, GA – WARNER ROBINS CIVIC CENTER (Dick Steinborn – Promoter / All-South Wrestling Alliance) > Oki Shikina versus Koa Tiki > Midget Match: Chris Columbo versus Cecil Strong > Jack Armstrong & Ox Baker versus Dick Steinborn & Argentina Apollo / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1974 (SATURDAY) – “ALL-SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING” (Ann Gunkel – Promoter / All-South Wrestling Alliance) > Ox Baker versus Assassin #2 ruled a no contest > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: the Royal Kangaroos defeated Ray Candy & El Mongol* to win title > Ted Oates versus the Cougar / Notes: Ted Oates and the Cougar were scheduled to wrestle each other, but no results were reported after the card.
MAY 25, 1974 (SATURDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WTCG STUDIOS (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jerry Brisco defeated Doug Somers by disqualification > Ole & Gene Anderson defeated Dennis Stamp & Steve Keirn > Ron & Terry Garvin versus Bob Armstrong & Robert Fuller / Notes: This was taped for the “Georgia Championship Wrestling” television program hosted by Gordon Solie. Ron & Terry Garvin and Bob Armstrong & Robert Fuller were scheduled to wrestle each other, but no results were reported after the card. Jimmy Garvin managed Ron & Terry Garvin.
MAY 25, 1974 (SATURDAY) – GRIFFIN, GA – GRIFFIN-BARNESVILLE SPORTS PALACE (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jack Welch defeated Doug Somers > Art Nelson defeated Derrell Cochran > Bob Sweetan defeated Mike Stallings > Jerry Oates defeated Big John > Ole & Gene Anderson defeated Jerry Brisco & Louie Tillet > Battle Royal: Andre the Giant defeated Doug Somers, Art Nelson, Bob Sweetan, Big John, Ole Anderson, Mike Stallings, Jerry Brisco, Jerry Oates, Jack Welch, Gene Anderson, and Derrell Cochran / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal.
MAY 25, 1976 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Ervin Smith defeated Karl Von Steiger > Ted & Jerry Oates and Ron Bass & Wayne Cowan wrestled to a draw > Ken Mantell & Dean Ho defeated Greg Valentine & Mitsu Hata > Bob Armstrong defeated the Spoiler > Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Abdullah the Butcher by disqualification / Notes: Gary Hart managed Abdullah the Butcher and the Spoiler.
MAY 25, 1977 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bill Howard versus Roberto Soto > Midget Match: Cowboy Lang versus Little Tokyo > Don Kernodle versus Waldo Von Erich > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: Paul Jones* versus Dick Slater > World Tag Team Title Match: Ole & Gene Anderson* versus Mr. Wrestling #1 & #2 / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
MAY 25, 1978 (THURSDAY) – ROME, GA – ROME MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Adrian Adonis versus Abdullah the Butcher > Stan Hansen versus Tommy Rich > Georgia Television Title Match: Thunderbolt Patterson* versus Ole Anderson / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. Rock Hunter managed Abdullah the Butcher. Paul Ellering, John Ruggers, Hartford Love, and Steve Regal were also advertised.
MAY 25, 1979 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jerry Roberts defeated Frank Monte > Ray Candy defeated Bill Howard > Bob Armstrong defeated Kurt Von Hess > North American Heavyweight Title Match: Mr. Wrestling #2* defeated the Masked Superstar > Dusty Rhodes defeated Blackjack Lanza by disqualification > Georgia Tag Team Title Match (No TL / No DQ): Tommy Rich & Wahoo McDaniel* defeated Ole Anderson & Ivan Koloff / Notes: Bobby Heenan managed Blackjack Lanza and the Masked Superstar.
MAY 25, 1981 (MONDAY) – HUNTINGTON, WV (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jerry Oates defeated Jim Duggan at 16:23 > Steve O defeated Bobby Eaton at 14:31 > Bruiser Brody defeated Robert Gibson at 2:04 > Tommy Rich defeated Harley Race by disqualification at 27:44 > Ted DiBiase & Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts at 42:56 / Notes: Michael Hayes joined Terry Gordy and Buddy Roberts at the ring during their match with Ted DiBiase & Mr. Wrestling #2.
MAY 25, 1984 (FRIDAY) – CLEVELAND, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tim Horner defeated Bob Roop > Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Jake Roberts > English Rules Match: Tim Horner defeated Les Thornton > Nikolai Volkoff defeated King Kong Bundy > The Road Warriors defeated Ron Garvin & King Konga > Bob Armstrong, Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen defeated Ted DiBiase, Arn Anderson & the Spoiler > Hair versus Mask Match: Jimmy Valiant defeated Assassin #2 / Notes: Paul Ellering managed Jake Roberts, Ted DiBiase, the Spoiler, and the Road Warriors. Paul Jones managed Assassin #2.
– GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com
IWS sent this report in:
Steen WINS!
The debate over who is the wrestler rages on, but the debate over who the nest man is settled, as Max Boyer dominated his match against Kevin Steen, but fell victim to a super-kick out of nowhere that gave Kevin Steen the victory and made him the International Wrestling Syndicate Canadian Champion as well as the IWS Champion.
Max Boyer seemed to take it well at first, before showing his true colours by ambushing Kevin Steen with a kick to the balls and a series of sickening chair shots first to Kevin Steen’s head and then to Steen’s surgically reconstructed knee. Boyer was about to Pillmanize Steen’s knee when the IWS locker room emptied and the IWS roster rescued their champion.
IWS Freedom to Fight
Results – Quick and Dirty
Saturday, May 24th, 2008
Bogey’s World, Montreal, Quebec, CANADA
Twiggy vs. Samson
Samson pinned Twiggy after a front suplex off the top rope at 13:15
Sexxxy Eddy vs. EXesS
EXesS made a bleeding Sexxxy Eddy tap to a side triangle choke in 7:25
Untouchables (Dan Paysan and Jimmy Stone) vs. 2.0 (Shane Matthews and Jagged)
Shane Matthews pinned Jimmy Stone after a wicked chair shot at 12:24.
Beef Wellington vs. Jimmy K
Beef made Jimmy K tap to a body scissors, face-lock combination in 9:02.
Green Phantom vs. “Paranoid” Jake Matthews
The Green Phantom pinned Jake Matthews at 8:30 after the Green Mist followed by a Phantom Menace through a table.
Main Event – IWS Title Match: IWS Champion Kevin Steen vs. IWS Canadian Champion Max Boyer
Kevin Steen pinned Max Boyer at 16:27 after a flash super-kick. Kevin Steen is now the IWS and IWS Canadian Champion.
*****
Detailed Results
Originally, Twiggy was scheduled to fight alongside his tag team partner (and fellow IWS Tag Team Champion) Franky the Mobster. Unfortunately, the muscle in the Rock ‘N’ Roid Express tore his pectoral muscle training, leaving Twiggy to fight as a singles competitor against the IWS’ resident bully, the hang-man Samson. Despite the support of the crowd and a game plan that was both smart and courageous, Twiggy was unable to overcome the goliath Samson and fell victim to a front suplex off the top rope.
Unanswered Questions: Will Franky recover from his injury in time to defend the IWS Tag Team Title belts? What is Twiggy’s Plan B if Franky can’t defend the title with him? Will Samson ever wrestle against someone his size?
EXesS is known as one of Canada’s best pure wrestlers, but over the last year and a half, he has started to build a reputation as a sadistic head-hunter. On Saturday, EXesS notched his sixth IWS star sent to the hospital when he kicked Eddy’s eyebrow ring off his face, sending blood cascading down Eddy’s face. The blood seemed to energize both Eddy and the IWS fans as Eddy rallied to give EXesS a reciprocal beating. Unfortunately, Eddy could not sustain his rally, losing strength as he lost blood, leading to EXesS trapping Eddy in a side triangle choke that forced more blood down Eddy’s face and eventually forced Eddy to tap.
After the match, the IWS fans saluted Eddy’s courage, but he rejected their applause tearing into the fans for only getting excited at the sight of Eddy’s blood.
IWS Trivia fans: EXesS has sent the following IWS stars to the Emergency room: Stefany Sinclair (broken rib), Max Boyer (concussion), Santino (broken nose), Jimmy K (dislocated molar), Shayne Hawke (fractured orbital bone) and finally Sexxxy Eddy (kicked eyebrow ring off face.)
In what can only be described as a match that turned the IWS upside-down, the generally loathed 2.0 found themselves cheered by the fans after a courageous and eventually victorious match against the Untouchables. Jagged found himself isolated and out-numbered by Dan Paysan and Jimmy Stone frustrating Shane Matthews and the fans, before Shane was finally able to make the save, winning the match eventually with a crushing chair shot to Jimmy Stone’s head.
I can’t believe that I was marking out for 2.0. I mean I HATE those guys.
It is very easy to HATE the new Beef Wellington, but it would be a huge mistake to under-estimate him. Jimmy K gave a valiant effort, but was unable to overcome Beef’s cunning and sadistic assault on his ribs, eventually forced to tap to Beef’s body scissors submission variant.
After the match, Beef verbally attacked Jimmy K, “I know that they call you Jimmy K around here, but your real name is James Kraven and I just kicked your ass! Don’t move, you piece of shit. You know what time I got here today? 3 PM. You know what time this worthless turd got here? 9:15. You have been in the IWS for about a year and you already were given a title shot and you didn’t even show up to take it! I have been busting my ass in this company for 6 years, I ran this company! Do you know how many title shots that I have been given? NONE! Even when I was in charge!”
At this point, I should probably mention that Beef does sort of have a point, except, well, actually Manny came out at this point and he said it better than I could.
Beef’s response to Manny coming out, “Isn’t your ass supposed to be retired for the 15th fucking time?”
Manny’s reply, “You know what Beef, you’re right. I’m a lousy wrestler. In fact, I have never actually trained to wrestle. I was so busy building the IWS into Canada’s best wrestling promotion that I never took the time to do it. And I have been listening to you pissing and moaning for months and you know what? A lot of what you said is true! A lot of what you said is stuff that I wanted to say for years. But you know what I realized after Kevin Steen beat me at the Medley for the IWS Title? It doesn’t matter if I insult these fans or I praise them, they still show up every single month. And yeah, you did run this company and put up with a bunch of shit. So did ten other guys in the back and you don’t see them out here bitching. Maybe you should just grow up!”
*KOFF*Oneoftheten*KOFF* Sorry, something caught in my throat there.
Beef challenged Manny to a wrestling match at the Medley, but Manny pointed out again that he was a lousy wrestler, and told Beef to pick a partner because at the Medley, Beef would face Manny in a FANS BRING THE WEAPONS match.
At this point, Sexxxy Eddy stormed the ring and attacked Manny from behind with a chair, appointing himself Beef’s partner at the Medley. After Beef and Eddy left Manny beaten in the ring, Manny urged the fans to start getting creative with their weapons to give him something to get his revenge with.
I suppose that this is as good a place as to announce that the Medley show will be called Un F’N Sanctioned.
After months of ducking the Green Phantom, “Paranoid” Jake Matthews found himself forced to wrestle the IWS Hardcore Hero after the Phantom kidnapped Jake’s wife and manager Lollipop, dragging her to the ring by a rope. This strategy brought the Phantom what he wanted, a match with Jake, but it nearly proved his undoing as Jake and Lollipop used the rope to ambush the Green Phantom on a number of occasions.
In the end, the Phantom had to go deep into his bag of tricks, pulling out the Green Mist for the first time in years to blind Jake long enough for the Phantom to give him a Phantom Menace through a table for the win.
The match also saw a sick spot where Jake hurled the Green Phantom upside-down into a pillar and dropped the Phantom on his head.
The main event was a great match that could have been won by either man. Pre-match speculation was that Max Boyer would concentrate his attack on Kevin Steen’s surgically reconstructed knee (an injury that Kevin Steen originally suffered in 2001 when Max Boyer dove out of the way of an errant Steen drop-kick) but in fact Max Boyer concentrated his attack on Kevin Steen’s left shoulder, keying in on the shoulder as soon as Max dodged a Kevin Steen dive that saw Steen’s left shoulder collide with the ring post.
Max had plenty of chances to win, and it was only a desperation super-kick to the jaw that gave Kevin Steen the victory. Max was unable to accept the moral victory of dominating the match however and snapped in an outburst of anger and poor sportsmanship that saw Kevin Steen unable to walk after Max’s repeated chair shots to Kevin’s vulnerable knee.
Our next show is a free show in downtown Montreal (details below) A perfect opportunity for wrestling fans of all ages to check out the IWS!
Adrenaline and City Styles present: The IWS @ the Fringe! featuring “Iron” Mike Paterson star of the hit Fringe play Macho Man vs. Predator, Friday, June 20th, 2008 near Parc des Ameriques on the corner of St-Laurent and Rachel, Montreal, Quebec, CANADA. Show is 4PM to 6PM, show is FREE and for ALL AGES, card and times subject to change. For more information go to www.syndicatewrestling.com or e-mail Llakor@hotmail.com .
Inter-Species Wrestling should be arrested for presenting Hot Summer RUB-DOWN, Sunday, June 29th, 2008 at Foufounes Electriques, 87 Ste-Catherine Est, (near the corner of Ste-Catherine and St-Laurent, near the St-Laurent metro) Montreal, Quebec, CANADA. Doors open at 7:00 pm, show starts at 8:00 pm, tickets are $15. 18+, card and times subject to change (we should be so lucky). For more information go to www.beyondthebarn.org or write to interspecieswrestling@hotmail.com .
The IWS presents: Summer Slaughter, Saturday, July 19th, 2008 at Bogey’s World Bar & Billiard, 3250 Cremazie Est (corner of Cremazie and St-Michel near the St-Michel metro), Montreal, Quebec, CANADA. Doors open at 7:30 pm, show starts at 9:00 pm, tickets are $20 for VIP, $15 for Regular. 18+, card and times subject to change. For more information go to www.syndicatewrestling.com or e-mail Llakor@hotmail.com .
The IWS presents: Hardcore Heat, Saturday, August 23rd, 2008 at Bogey’s World Bar & Billiard, 3250 Cremazie Est (corner of Cremazie and St-Michel near the St-Michel metro), Montreal, Quebec, CANADA. Doors open at 7:30 pm, show starts at 9:00 pm, tickets are $20 for VIP, $15 for Regular. 18+, card and times subject to change. For more information go to www.syndicatewrestling.com or e-mail Llakor@hotmail.com .
The IWS proudly presents: Un F’N Sanctioned, Main Event is FANS BRING THE WEAPONS! Saturday, September 27th, at the beautiful, downtown Medley, 1170 St-Denis, near the Berri-UQAM Metro. Montreal, Quebec, CANADA. Doors open at 7:30 PM, show starts at 9 PM. VIP tickets are $25, Regular tickets are $20. VIP ticket holders admitted first. No reserved seating. Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.ticketpro.ca or in person at the Medley box office. 18+. Card and times subject to change. For more information go to www.syndicatewrestling.com or e-mail Llakor@hotmail.com .
Mr. Chainsaw Productions Wrestling sent this in:
MCPW NEWS & NOTES FOR MAY 26, 2008
Credit: http://www.MCPWrestling.com/bignewsandnotes.htm
--MCPW Commissioner Mike Galloway has officially resigned from MCPW. All announcements and decisions will now be made by both MCPW Officials and NWA East Board of Directors.
--The chase has officially began for the Championships in MCPW. #1 Contender Christin Able will challenge Jimmy Jacobs for his MCPW World Championship, and “Untouchable” Steve Amani will challenge No Limits Champion Caden Ames in a Ladder Match. Both huge title matches will take place at MCPW’s Huge November 2008 Event: MCPW AfterMath.
--MCPW will be holding a “Make or Break” Show June 27th at the Kalkaska Civic Center in Kalkaska, MI with a special start time of 5:00PM! It will be headlined by MCPW Stars: Caden Ames, Christin Able, Steve Amani, Mikey Zeroe, James Dillinger, Bryan Skyline, Louis Lynden, and Up-and-Coming young wrestlers will compete for their chance to get a spot on the MCPW Roster!
--All Tickets for MCPW Make of Break will be $5, advance tickets are available by calling 1-(231)-587-8115 or visiting the store of
www.MCPWrestling.com. Later that night, there will also be a Mr. Chainsaw Productions Local Concert, which is also priced at $5.
--MCPW will release an all-new episode of Chainsaw TV within the next week, it will feature footage from MCPW’s historic BATTLE GROUND 2008 Event!
--Within the next few weeks, MCPW will officially announce the shows on the “Road to AfterMath” Event. With at least one event in Kalkaska, and a show in a new city! Check back on www.MCPWrestling.com daily for updates.
--MCPW Officials as well as the NWA East Board of Directors have decided that Josh Abercrombie will now have to “work his way up the ranks” in order to get another title shot following his loss to Jimmy Jacobs at Battle Ground. Abercrombie is not pleased with the decision, but has agreed. More info coming soon on this situation.