Ericules Wrestling Promotions - July 17, 2008 - Louisville, TN
By K.R. Boyd
Submitted July 21, 2008

Shane Andrews burned, Spur the referee held hostage, and new tag champs crowned on July 17 at Green Acres Flea Market.

Jeff Anderson and Robbie Race battled “The King” Shane Williams and “Miracle” Edward Idol. The wrestling match eventually turned into a chaotic fracas as the two teams fought inside and outside the ring. The contest ended as a double-count out. The bedlam ensued after the match as Idol and Williams were chased to the locker room, where the duo locked themselves in with referee Spur. Anderson and Race threw several chairs at the cage-door of the locker room, resulting in over thirty chairs stacked in a pile that served as a barricade. Williams, mayhap feeling claustrophobic, grabbed spur and threatened to gouge out the official’s eye with a broken piece of wood unless he and Idol were allowed to leave. Anderson and Race stood down; Spur was released, and the team of

Idol/ Williams fled to safety.

Last week Willie B. Badd and Jason Maxx, the team known as Death Row Inmates, said they would defend their EWP tag titles against any team, at any place, and at any time: the 24/7 challenge would prove to be DRI’s undoing. The tag team champions successfully defended the straps against Chase Owens and Cody Ices. After the match, Badd and Maxx got into a disagreement, causing Maxx to leave the ring without his partner. Badd, angry and unable to focus, didn’t notice The Rip and Donovan Daniels until it was too late. Badd was assaulted 2-on-1, followed by The Rip cracking the Inmate in the head with brass knuckles. Referee Spur was called to the ring and had no choice but to start the match due to the 24/7 stipulation. Badd soon fell victim to the numbers game and was pinned. Daniels and The Rip paraded around the building with the newly acquired titles, shamelessly bragging about their victory.

Beau James and EWP Heavyweight Champion C.M. Sigmon gave Shane Andrews a massive beating on July 10. This week, Andrews had revenge on his mind. James, accompanied to the ring by Sigmon, got on the microphone and demanded respect in honor of his birthday, which he proclaimed as Beau James Day. Security struggled to bring a large box to the ring. Before James could look in the box, his opponent (Trooper T.) entered the ring and the match was underway. Sigmon interfered in the contest on several occasions. Referee Spur caught Sigmon tripping Trooper T., resulting in James getting disqualified. The birthday boy protested the DQ, but the referee refused to reverse the decision. Curiosity got the better of James and he looked in the box - the box was empty. Shane Andrews used the box as a distraction to sneak behind James. Sigmon saw Andrews and ran to the locker room. Andrews unloaded on the birthday boy to the extent that James was busted open and bleeding profusely. Sigmon came back to the ring and brawled with Andrews. James, wearing a crimson mask, crept-up behind Andrews. Shane Andrews turned around and James blasted him in the face with a fireball. Andrews was immediately rushed to a medical facility. Information concerning his condition will be released later in the week.

Jonathan McMurray, still reeling from injuries sustained last week to his ribs, wrestled The Rip. McMurray tried to fight back against the brute power of The Rip. But it was only a matter of time before the injured wrestler succumbed to The Rip’s prowess courtesy of a torture bomb for the three-count.

Jim Miller thumped masked wrestler Squash Mountain for the 1-2-3.

Donovan Daniels defeated Shawn Streets.

Keith Knox won over Wayne Adkins.