BILL BEHRENS NWA NEWS & NOTES for 12-29-08
 
WWW.NWAANARCHY.NET    NWA ANARCHY SITE
 
WWW.NWA-WILDSIDE.COM  NWA WILDSIDE SITE
 
WWW.MYSPACE.COM/NWA_ANARCHY  NWA ANARCHY MYSPACE SITE
 
WWW.NWAWRESTLING.COM     NWA SITE
 
 
I’m recording weekly segments on WHO’s SLAMMING WHO @
http://www.myspace.com/whosslammingwho/    and http://www.whosslammingwho.podmatic.com/   (for podcasts)
…updated MONDAYS @ 6PM, and then available for at least a week thereafter.   Also recording are Jerry Jarrett, Steve Williams, Kenny Bolin, Jody Hamilton, etc.
 
This week’s report addresses Christmas at the Styles Family Home.
 
 
 NWA ANARCHY TV TAPING 1-3-08 NWA ARENA CORNELIA, GA
 
LEWIS, MOSLEY & CLINTON   VS    MATTHEWS & HOLLYWOOD BRUNETTES
                   
KIMO w/JEFF G BAILEY    VS     BILLY BUCK
       
VAIN & ADONIS   VS   TJ CROSS & CALEB CONLEY
                   
ADRIAN HAWKINS   VS   BO NEWSOME
                        
AZRAEL w/THE REV     VS    MALACHI
                 
SETH DELAY w/PARHAM  VS   TRUITT FIELDS
          
SHATTER w/ JEFF G BAILEY  VS  HAYDEN YOUNG
                    
TECHNICIANS    VS    THE NEW WAVE
 
Plus:  SHADOW JACKSON (NWA ANARCHY CHAMPION)
          MIKAL JUDAS
          TALENT & MONEY
          ICEBERG
          JERRY PAMER
 
And much more!
 
 
NWA Anarchy
“Season’s Beatings”
December 20, 2008
NWA Arena
Cornelia, GA

Hayden Young beat Adrian Hawkins to become the number one contender for the Young Lion’s Title in 7 minutes;

Wild Bunch (Billy Buck & Chris King) beat Technicians (Bobby Moore & Tyler Smith) in a Texas Tornado match (9:10);

Brodie Chase beat NWA Anarchy owner Jerry Palmer (with Melissa Coates) in 1:35;

New Wave (Steven Walters & Derrick Driver) beat Dynamic Duo (Chad Parham & Seth Delay) and Talent & Money (JT Talent & Drew Pendleton III) and Jeremy Vain & Rob Adonis in a ladder match to retain the NWA Anarchy tag titles in 17:57;

Azrael (with The Reverend) beat Slim J to win the Young Lion’s Championship in 10:12;

The NWA Anarchy TV Title match between champion Truitt Fields and Shaun Tempers ended as a 10 minute draw;

Shadow Jackson beat Iceberg (with The Reverend) and Mikal Adryan to win the NWA Anarchy Heavyweight Title by pinning the Champion Iceberg at 13:13;

Ace Rockwell beat Kimo (with Jeff G. Bailey) in a cage match in 9:40.

For more information on NWA Anarchy, go to:
www.nwaanarchy.net
 
 
Blake Aldridge has NWA ANARCHY SEASON’S BEATING Photos up at:
 
http://NWAphotos.com/
 
 
NWA Anarchy TV Report by Ca$hFlowX
Episode 146
December 1, 2008

WRESTLING: (n.) \’res-ling\ A sport of contest in which two individuals face off in unarmed combat.
ANARCHY: (n.) \an-ar-key\ (1) A state of lawlessness due to absence of authority. (2) A complete lack of order.
What happens when you mix the two together? NWA-Anarchy!

- Welcome to NWA Anarchy, this is PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING~! Last week on NWA Anarchy TV, Truitt Fields successfully defended the NWA Anarchy TV Title against Chris Mayne. The match was abruptly interrupted by Dan Wilson who led a dressed up Shaun Tempers to the announcer’s booth to provide commentary. Afterwards, Tempers commandeered the title and handed it to Fields. Kimo savagely destroyed Slim J and nearly ended his career when Jerry Palmer made the save. In the opening sequence, Adrian Hawkins made a rookie heel mistake by not kicking Slim J when he was down. Also, Chad Parham admitted that Jeremy Vain & Mr. Rob Adonis had the inside track on the NWA Anarchy Tag Team Champions New Wave. Lo and behold, Jeremy Vain is scheduled tonight to face Derrick Driver. Also, Azreal takes on Chip Day. Actually, Chip Day is this week’s blessed scapegoat.

- Two weeks ago on NWA Anarchy TV, Mikael Judas accidentally sprayed Shadow Jackson’s eyes with his toxic green mist. This led to the Devil’s Rejects defeating the technico contingent and subsequent attack cementing them as Anarchy’s only freaks by stripping off Judas’ face paint.

1. “The Ring Veteran” Adrian Hawkins pinned “My Parents Named Me” TK “Because I Come from a Long List of Illiterates” Kross.
It’s great to see Wes Grissom back in the ring refereeing. Hawkins controlled the middle portions of the contest by dazzling Kross with his professional wrestling ability and total disdain of the rules. After commercial, Hawkins hoses down a fiery Kross comeback by hiptossing him to the arena floor. After a sickening thud that would even force Jeff G. Bailey to crack a smile, Hawkins rolls the dead weight back in the ring for the easy pinfall victory. Good showing by Kross.

2. “Total Domination” Mr. Rob Adonis w/Jeremy “I Need a Firmer Pillow for Christmas Vain vs. Derrick Driver w/Steven Walters.
Hunter calls the Vain the ultimate con man. Johnson inquires how he knows. Hunter replies, “I sit by one every week.” Character assassination is awesome when directed towards heel color commentators. Johnson goes on a rant accusing Hunter of being an instigator of every rift that exists in NWA Anarchy. John, don’t forget, you sent the rift between these two tag teams, albeit awesome backstage interview. Driver glazes Mr. Adonis with several kicks. Mr. Adonis tires of Driver’s shenanigans and backflips him on a kick attempt. Mr. Adonis focuses his attack on Driver’s back by applying a bearhug and delivering several suplex/slam variations. Driver eventually escapes a backbreaker with a Shining Wizard. He lands a flying bodypress, but Vain hops on the apron. Walters heads over in nick of time to allow his tag partner a two count. The match ends when Mr. Adonis easily overpowers a diving Driver with the A-Plex. Afterwards, Vain launches a premeditated assault on Walters and easily repels him until Mr. Adonis delivers the A-Plex. Just think, Mr. Adonis accomplished in 15 seconds what every other major tag team in NWA Anarchy couldn’t do, including the NWA Elite, handily defeating the New Wave. Vain selfishly snatches the tag straps before unceremoniously dropping them on the tag champs.

- “The Featureless Presentation” Jeff Lewis has finally returned to the NWA Arena and he actually agrees that his lifestyle is completely different from “Merciless” Don Matthews. Lewis loves his Lawrence Welk music, caviar, et cetera, et cetera in a cashmere sweater. Lewis decides he wants to bury the hatchet by inviting Matthews out. Lewis banters about lifestyle choices until he insults Matthews: Jay Clinton is ten times a better wrestler than Matthews. Wow, that hurts. Don Matthews is an illiterate hillbilly. That’s low. Lewis entices Matthews just long enough to allow a Jay Clinton distraction. Clinton devours the Lariat of Doom and allows Lewis to clobber the Merciless One with a baton. Lewis pours salt into wound by clotheslining Matthews with the baton. Clinton performs his best Jeff Jarrett impersonation over a knocked out Matthews. What a scumbag.

3. “Son of Satan” Azreal w/”the Dragon” Dan Wilson & the Staff of Righteousness pinned “Do or Die” Chip Day.
Personally, I wouldn’t wrestle a Devil’s Reject with a nickname with the word “die” in it especially when your opponent applies maneuvers with the phrase throat slit or named after serial killers. Azreal delivers an insanely brutal beatdown upon Day including a thunderous chop. Day fights back with a roundhouse kick, but Azreal is too much and dispatches of inferior competition with a flying knee attack. OUCH~! Afterwards, Azreal amounts additional punishment to Day while the almighty Reverend preaches to the congregation. Wilson reminds everyone the only things that go bump in the night in NWA Anarchy are the Devil’s Rejects after they exposed the fable Mikael Adryan. Of course, this was all to sucker out Mikael Judas into a trap. Azreal and NWA Anarchy Heavyweight Champion Iceberg brutalize Judas. The Rejects pancake Judas with a double Ground Xero splash. As they prepare to deliver a second GXS Special, Shadow Jackson makes the save. Judas comes back to life and joins forces with Shadow to counteract the forces of evil. Judas delivers a double chokeslam to two members of the Society of Future Enhancement Talent for having the audacity to break up the melee! Idiots! All four men continue to brawl. Shadowmania erupts as the locker room empties and we go to fade. What a great way to end heading into Fright Night 2008.

COMMENTS: There was a good mix of flashback segments, wrestling and storyline building heading into Fright Night 2008.
DOWNLOAD: http://www.nwaanarchy.net/tv.html
 
 
Check out the final edition of APW Aftershock of 2008 here...  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxFlfhhv4fQ
 
 
 
NWA Prime Time
December 26, 2008
PTPW Arena
Columbus, GA

The Exotic Ones made their debut in fabulous costumes, make-up and wigs. It turned out to be the same members of the Brits that were released by PTPW a week before making their return under a different name. Bull Buchanan faced the 3 of them in a handicap match and came out the winner in a great match.

Husband & Wife Tag Team, Micah & Tracy Taylor were the winners over Genni Right & Josh Stone.

Johnny Swinger & Zero Tolerance were the winners over David Young & Chris Stevens with the help of a referee not hired by the Promotion. Bad Company agreed that it did not matter who the referee was and it ultimately cost them the match.

Marty Jannetty was not able to wrestle Travis Sawyer because of injuries suffered the week before, but was attacked by Sawyer anyway and was saved by Deathrow. Jannetty & Deathrow will be tag partners next week against Sawyer & Mr. Hughes.

Words cannot describe the hangman's noose cage match between Bulldog Raines & Colt Derringer. It was a blood bath and Bulldog Raines was the winner, but suffered several bad cuts from the cage.

Iceberg retained the PTPW Heavyweight title by defeating Deathrow in a steel cage match. Again, there was lots of action between these 2 giants and many cuts that brought blood.

For more information on NWA PTPW, go to:
www.primetimeprowrestling.com
 
 
NWA MAIN EVENT 12-25-08
Christmas Choas 2008
Nick Gulas Sports Arena-Tn.State Fairgrounds-Nashville, Tn
 
Attendance was 250+ We would like to thank all of the wrestling fans that was in attendance.
 
Main Event.
Shawn Shultz pinned Shane Smalls to become the new NWA Mid-America Television Champion
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"Dangerous" Doug Gilbert & "Playboy" Scott Hayes lost to the team of "Crippler" Jeff Daniels and Steve 0 with Dominique in their corner.
Steve 0 pinned "Playboy" Scott Hayes to take the win for his team
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Larry Cooter defeated Chris Cain via pin fall
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Jeremy Justice pinned Arachnid for the win
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
White Tiger lost to Yoshi Kwan via submission
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Big Bully Douglas and Slade went outside the ring for a double count out
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ben Jordan pinned Dante for the Win
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Steven Green won over Dyron Flynn via DQ
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
Mike Porter
National Wrestling Alliance
 
 
NWA Main Event by Larry Goodman
Airing December 6, 2008 in Nashville on ION
Taped December 2, 2008 in Nashville at the Nick Gulas Sports Arena

Opening with a rundown of the card for the Fairgrounds show on December 9 with Shane Smalls defending the TV Title against Chris Cain in the main event…and coming to the Fairgrounds on Christmas Night – Christmas Chaos ’08.

Jason James and Tyler Clemmons (yes!) on commentary.

1 -- NWA Mid America X Division Champion AIDEN SCOTT vs. SHAWN SHULTZ

The whole thing was one long promo by Shultz, none of which could be heard on television. For the punchline, Shultz turned his back on Scott and gave him the count of three to get out of his ring. Scott schoolboyed Shultz for the pin. Clemmons, the shameless Shultz fanboy that he is, claimed Scott used tights.

Winner: Scott in 3:50. What a waste to do an angle with a great mic worker like Shultz and not be able to hear a word he’s saying.

DURING THE BREAK…Shultz approached Deputy Commissioner Gordon. Shultz said he was former champion and begged him for a rematch against Scott. Gordon turned him down. Shultz offered to clean the entire arena with a toothbrush if he didn’t win. Gordon accepted.

2 – “The Internet’s Favorite Wrestling” WHITE TIGER vs. “Internet’s Favorite Wrestling #2” LARRY COOTER

Tiger scored several quick pins in the opening minute. Cooter poked Tiger in the eyes to take over. Cooter hit a gutwrench shoulder breaker and worked the body part. Cooter countered a spinning headscissors with a sidewalk slam. Tiger rolled away from three straight elbow drops. Not much of comeback for Tiger except a strange looking springboard crossbody spot. Cooter got the pin with a modified ultra-safe Death Valley Driver.

Winner: Cooter in 4:10. Louie Spicolli must have been rolling in his grave when James called that Cooter’s finisher a Death Valley Driver. It’s interesting about Tiger. As bad as most of stuff his stuff looks, every once in a while he hits something right on the money.

Steve-O was in the locker room with Scott and refs Jamie Ferrari and Josh Randall. O was talking about how Scott Hayes had gotten a big head and he was sorry he ever brought him into NWA Main Event. Scott said he didn’t see any change in Hayes and wondered what his problem was.

3 – BRYAN CASEY (with Charmin’ Charles) vs. BIG BULLY DOUGLAS

Joined in progress with Douglas working on Casey’s arm. They botched a lariat over the top spot. Charles used his cane on Bully. “Did you see that?” said James. We didn’t. Casey worked on Bully’s neck. Charles interfered. Bully hulked up and overpowered Casey on the comeback. Bully speared Casey. Clemmons called the spear the most devastating move in wrestling. The ref was being distracted by Charles and didn’t see Douglas making the pin. Douglas threatened to hit Charles. Time stood still before Charles swung at Bully with his cane. Douglas ducked but Casey was waiting for him with the Rude Awakening neckbreaker. We didn’t see that either.

Winner: Douglas in around 10 minutes. This match had problems. For starters, there’s something unnatural about Bully as a babyface. He looks bulked up but with less mobility. At this stage, Casey displays neither the arrogance nor the nastiness for his role. Then, you had the camera guy missing two of the three key spots in the match and the lousy finishing sequence with Charles. Otherwise, it was OK.

Steve-O was talking to himself as he admired Hayes’ NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Championship belt. O again said he regretted bringing Hayes into Nashville. Hayes walked in on him. Hayes said Tennessee Homecoming was the biggest night of his life. O mentioned that Hayes won the title, the battle royal and the money. Hayes apologized for pinning O in the battle royal. O reminded Hayes that as champion, he was the hunted. O reassured Hayes that he would have his back.

4 – STEVE-O vs. “Colossal” CHRIS CAIN

The commentators brought up O’s bald spot and Cain’s runt ranger stature. Clemmons said the contract problems that prevented him from working the tapings in LaVergne had been resolved. That must be some contract. They also talked about it being Gypsy Joe’s 75th birthday. Cain was taking a beating so he went to the outside. O tossed Cain back inside and got caught with a basement dropkick to the ribs as he slid back in. O kicked out of a slew of pin attempts. Cain’s frustration mounted. O sparked a comeback with a flying forearm. Cain kicked out of his neckbreaker combo. O went for the Gibson roll and Cain pinned him using the ropes.

Winner: Cain in 6:50. Nothing special about the wrestling. The story was the continuation of O’s losing streak. Having the babyface get outsmarted is usually a problem. However, it worked fine here since O is starting a heel turn. The commentary was entertaining but not exactly flattering to the talent. Why joke about a guy being 4-11 when he’s main eventing at the house show?

5 – NWA Mid-America X Division Champion AIDEN SCOTT vs. SHAWN SHULTZ

Shultz was beating on Scott for the entire match to where Scott was unable to stand up under his own power. Shultz was again done in by his overconfidence when Scott scored a flash pin with an inside cradle.

Winner: Scott in 4:17. Predictable is OK when it involves Shultz.

We see Shultz attempting to slip out of the Nick Gulas Arena undetected, but he was confronted by Gordon brandishing a toothbrush.

6 – Mid America Television Title Match: Champion “Magnum” SHANE SMALL vs. BYRON WILCOTT (with ?)

JIP at approximately 10 minutes in with Smalls chasing after Wilcott’s valet and getting his head taken off by Wilcott’s knockout lariat. Smalls barely sold it before launching a relentless assault on Wilcott’s knee. Clemmons noted Smalls’ surprising recuperative powers. Along the way, Wilcott busted out a bridging double underhook suplex. Smalls missed the moonsault that rarely connects. Wilcott tried for his finisher, but Smalls countered with a Last Rites for the pin.

Winner: Smalls retains in around 15 minutes. Another dose of Smalls’ frenetic work rate. Wilcott has good size and he hit a couple of cool moves. That lariat was the best one I’ve seen on Nashville wrestling in forever. I don’t know about him being WWE material though.

7 – NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Title Match: Champion “Playboy” SCOTT HAYES vs. JEFF “The Crippler” DANIELS (with Dominique)

JIP at roughly 7 minutes in with Daniels in control but unable to overcome Hayes’ resiliency. There was a hilarious spot where Daniels dumped Hayes and Dominque put him in the Kokina Clutch. Hayes hit a springboard back elbow. Both men down. They traded big right hands. Ref Jamie Ferrari got bumped on a Hayes’ body slam. Dominique jumped on Hayes. Daniels went to hit Hayes and clobbered Dominique by mistake. Steve-0 hit the ring and smoked Daniels with a superkick, but Ferrari saw him and DQed Hayes.

Winner: Daniels via DQ in 11 minutes. Hayes retained the title. I liked the finish of this match. For once, a referee saw something out of the corner of his eye.

Promo by a livid Jeff Daniels saying he was the victim of theft. Daniels accused Hayes of having Steve-O run in to save his title. Daniels issued a challenge for a tag match so he could keep an eye on Steve-O. Daniels said after he took care of O, he was coming for his title.

Hayes said he had things under control until Steve-O got involved. Hayes said O cost him the match but they were friends, and he was accepting Daniels’ challenge to a tag match.

The show closed with a brief vignette showing Shultz cleaning the bleachers with a toothbrush. As Cain and Smalls walked by, Cain purposely dropped food on the floor. “Everybody knows Shawn Shultz missed a spot.”

Random Thoughts: This was the start of a three week push for the Christmas Chaos show. It was a major improvement over any of the stuff they taped in LaVergne. They’ve finally got some stories cooking. It felt like creative had been saving stuff up. The thing with Shultz was fun. They badly need talent of his caliber added into the mix...I like the handling of O’s turn except him talking to himself (and the camera) in the second vignette. He just said the same thing in the first segment, so why not get the message across with body language and facial expressions?…The wrestling was better as well. There were parts of Smalls/Wilcott that were really good. Hayes selling was another strong point…The darkened arena with the only light coming from directly above the ring took me back to my childhood and the TVs taped for Dick the Bruiser’s promotion in Indianapolis with Chuck Marlowe on commentary. It’s a look I like for TV, but most casual fans probably won’t care for it at all. They were back to only a one camera shoot, and it was lousy camera work at that. The lack of audio from the ring mic has never been more of problem than it was during Shultz’s monologue. I was amazed that they aired the entire thing (over 3 minutes)…Daniels’ delivered an excellent promo as usual, but he kind of babyfaced himself with the challenge…They’re both heels and they didn’t push their match during the show, but it was still weird to see Cain and Smalls, the two guys opposing each other in next week’s main event, acting like good buddies in the show closing vignette.
 
 
NWA MIDWEST PRESENTS
NWA NO LIMITS
FRIDAY JANUARY 9 2009
JOHNSON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
BUILDING C
4261 OAK CREST HILL RD SE
IOWA CITY, IOWA 52246

BELLTIME 7:30 pm DOORS OPEN 6:30 pm

THE MAIN EVENT
PRIMETIME ELIX SKIPPER VS. TYLER BLACK

FEATURING FORMER ECW SUPERSTAR
STEVIE RICHARDS

NWA WOMEN'S WORLD TITLE MATCH
CHAMPION MSCHIF VS MALIA HOSAKA

PLUS NWA WORLD TAG TEAM MATCH
THE SKULLCRUSHERS

NWA IOWA CHAMPION
SHANE HOLLISTER

PLUS THE MISSISSIPPI MADMAN, DONNIE PEPPERCRICKET, THE PHOENIX TWINS, KROTCH, KNIGHT WAGNER & MANY MORE IN ACTION

TICKET PRICES
ADULTS $12 IN ADVANCE
DAY OF SHOW $15
KIDS 10 & UNDER JUST $10

IF YOU PURCHASE ADULT TICKETS IN ADVANCE USING PAYPAL THEY ARE ONLY $12 PLUS IF YOU BUY TICKETS USING PAYPAL YOU GET INTO THE BUILDING AT 6:15. 15 MINUTES BEFORE EVERYBODY ELSE. SINCE ALL SEATS ARE GENERAL ADMISSION. YOU GET 1ST CHANCE AT THE BEST SEATS.

PLEASE GO TO OUR SERVICES PAGE TO PURCHASE TICKETS
WE WILL BE SERVING FOOD AND $2.50 CANS OF ICE COLD BEER
 
 
NWA No Limits Wrestling makes their big return to the Iowa wrestling scene with a big show the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Iowa City!!!  
 

*****  FORMER ECW SUPERSTAR STEVIE RICHARDS IS COMING TO IOWA CITY FOR NWA NO LIMITS RETURN SHOW  *****
 
Former ECW / WWE Superstar Stevie Richards makes his NWA No Limits debut in Iowa City on Friday, January 9th.  Stevie Richards is well known by all wrestling fans as the one of the founding members of one of ECW's most infamous factions, the Blue World Order.  Richards was also the founding member of one of WWE's most hated groups, the Right to Censor.  Stevie Richards held the Hardcore Championship in the WWE a whopping 22 times!!!   Richards has worked with many of the top stars in WWE / ECW including Raven, CM Punk, Mick Foley, Eddie Guerrero, The Undertaker, Ric Flair and Randy Orton.
 
NWA No Limits Wrestling makes it's Iowa City, Iowa debut with their Big Return Show on Friday, January 9th, 2009.  NWA No Limits has been running shows in the area since March of 2004.  NLW have run over 20 shows in this area and featured several professional wrestling stars of yesterday, today and tomorrow.  Some of NLW's past alumni include CM Punk, AJ Styles, Matt Sydal (WWE's Evan Bourne), Christopher Daniels, Samoa Joe, Billy Gunn, Abyss, Jerry Lynn, Chris Candido and many more.  Several of our superstars have also appeared on TNA Impact as well as the short lived MTV series Wrestling Society X.
 
NLW is bringing their brand of professional wrestling to Iowa City, Iowa for the first time.  They are a family friendly show that is suitable for all ages.  The show on January 9th will also feature former TNA & WCW Superstar "Primetime" Elix Skipper.  Skipper is a former WCW Cruiserweight Champion as well as a former NWA / TNA World Tag Team Champion as part of Triple X with "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels and Low-Ki.  The show will also feature an NWA World Women's Championship Match as the current champion MsChif defends the title against a yet to be named opponent.  Other wrestlers on the card include NWA Iowa Champion Shane Hollister, Tyler Black, Jimmy Jacobs, Mississippi Madman, Knight Wagner, "Sugarfoot" Alex Payne and many more.  This show is also scheduled to see the returns of some NLW alumni as well...
 

The Johnson County Fairgrounds are located @
 
4261 OAK CREST HILL RD SE
 
IOWA CITY, IOWA 52246
 
Tickets for the show are $15 for adults and $10 for children 10 and under.  Advanced tickets are available by going to www.nwanolimits.com.  Doors open for the show @ 6:30PM with the show starting @ 7:30PM.  For more information, please go to nwanolimits.com.
 
Card Subject to Change
 
 
 
NWA Pro/ Alternative Wrestling Show &
NWA Pro/ Empire Wrestling Federation
AWS/EWF UNITED FORCES QUICK RESULTS
December 21, 2008
AWS Shop
City of Industry, CA

The Young Bucks & Liger Rivera defeated Roger Ruiz, Freddy Bravo & Devon Willis

The Cutler Brothers defeated Midnight Dynamite

Cruiserweight Champion Jeremy Jaeger pinned Chris Kadillak to retain his title

Candice LeRae & Carla Jade defeated Bump & Grind

Dan Kobrick defeated Terex by submission

Plague & Joey Ryan defeated Navajo Warrior & Skulu

Piloto Suicida & Shamu Jr defeated The Ballard Brothers to win the AWS Tag Team Championship

EWF Heavyweight Champion Black Metal defeated Brandon Gatson to retain his title

In the 3 Falls, 3 Titles Triple Threat Match, TJ Perkins won the first fall and the AWS Light Heavyweight Championship, Ryan Taylor won the 2nd fall and retained the NWA Heritage Title, Scott Lost won the 3rd fall and retained the AWS Heavyweight Title

For more information on AWS, go to:
www.alternativewrestlingshow.com

For more information on EWF, go to:
www.empirewrestlingfederation.com

For more information on NWA Pro, go to:
www.myspace.com/nwapro
 
 
NWA Southwest/ PWF
December 20, 2008
PWF Wrestleplex
Amarillo, TX

Match 1: Shawn Sanders & Brice Payne vs. Cody Jones & Hotsauce
Winners: Shawn Sanders & Brice Payne "The Texas Heartthrobs"

Match 2: "Southern Pitbull" Rufus Lee Wilkins vs Enemy
Winner: Rufus Lee Wilkins

Match 3: "Dirty" Dice Murdoch vs. Shawn Vexx
Winner: Dice Murdoch

Match 4: Biohaxxxard vs. Joey "The Mastiff" Armstrong - Taser Match
Winner: Biohaxxard

Match 5: Cody Jones vs. Ramon Loco
Winner: Ramon Loco

Match 6: Diamond Icee vs. Starr and Gloria Shockley
Winner: Starr & Gloria Shockley

For more information on PWF, go to:
www.propwf.org
www.myspace.com/pwfwrestling_texas

For more information on NWA Southwest, go to:
www.nwa-southwest.com

 

NWA Southwest/ WOW
December 12, 2008
VFW Post 8905
Cypress, TX

WOW Battle Royal Winner Take All
Winner: Silky Baines

Ruthless Ryan vs Suicide Messiah
Winner: Ruthless Ryan By D.Q.

The Crusaders vs Sidarth & Hector Montoya
Winner: The Crusaders

Jasper Davis vs Claudia Del Solis(c) (Non Title Match)
Winner: Jasper Davis

Mysterious Q(c) vs Galan Ramirez vs Golden Prince (Triple Threat For The Gold)
Winner: Golden Prince

"Blast" D.J. King(c) vs Michael Faith (WOW Texas Title)
Winner: "Blast D.J. King

Mr Destiny(c) vs Silky Baines ( WOW Hvywt Title)
Winner: Mr Destiny

For more information on WOW, go to:
www.wowtexas.com

For more information on NWA Southwest, go to:
www.nwa-southwest.com

 
PREMIUM, 12/26/08 (Samurai! TV)
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
1,200 Fans

1. PREMIUM FUTURE I: Shinjiro Otani beat Kazuchika Okada (5:12) with a camel clutch.
2. PREMIUM FUTURE II: Manabu Nakanishi beat Shito Ueda (5:08) with an Argentine backbreaker.
3. PREMIUM FUTURE III: Yutaka Yoshie beat Nobuo Yoshihashi (4:16) with a crab hold.
4. ROAD to SUPER J-CUP “PREMIUM APPETIZER”: Tatsuhito Takaiwa & Ikuto Hidaka beat Milano Collection AT & El Samurai (13:45) when Hidaka used the Iwami Silver Mine on Samurai.
5. PREMIUM ENTRÉ: Riki Choshu & Daisuke Sekimoto beat Kohei Sato & Osamu Namiguchi (10:55) when Sekimoto used a German suplex hold on Namiguchi.
6. ROAD to SUPER J-CUP “PREMIUM POISSON”: Jushin Thunder Liger & AKIRA beat Ultimo Dragon & Mineo Fujita (15:23) when AKIRA used a Musasabi press on Fujita.
7. PREMIUM VIANDE ~ Ookami Gundan vs. Complete Players: Masahiro Chono, Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Hiro Saito beat Masato Tanaka , Jado & Gedo (14:57) when Chono used a Shining Yakuza kick on Jado.

Courtesy of www.puroresufan.com