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Results – MCW: X Anniversary Show – 3/06/10

THE REV REVIEWS: MCW “X” – 10TH ANNIVERSARY SHOW on March 6, 2010 from The MCW Wrestleplex in Alliance, OH.

There are, in life, those rare moments when you get to be a part of history. For years, you’ll look back on that certain moment and remember it like it was yesterday. On March 6th, 2010, over 400 people will be able to remember the night of MCW’s 10th Anniversary Show and the sights they witnessed that very night. And as for myself, I’m proud to count myself as part of this select group of witnesses.

The evening began with Nick Andrews coming out to get the crowd warmed up with a little “who’s-the-loudest-section” contest, and of course, the Riot Zone was in full effect. At one point in the contest, Nick asked “How is it that one little section is louder then the rest of the place?” A good question — my theory is that none of us drink THAT much Red Bull . . . But that’s my own opinion, yours may vary. Miss Sarah came to the ring (looking incredible as always) to get the first match started, and we were off and running.

Out first to the ring came one-half of the Rootin’ Tootin’ Buckaroos, Rex Rootin’. He was fired up and ready to go, even giving Miss Sarah a little Texas Two-Step. Motley Crue’s “Girls, Girls, Girls” began to play, heralding the arrival of Nikki Skidz — who had apparently given himself a bit of an image makeover; the “big hair” he’d been sporting for some time was gone (and the ozone layer thanks you for that, Nikki), and replaced with a spiked Mohawk/bandanna combo. He was even wearing bandannas around his legs and his boots (By the way, Nikki, Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson want to have a little chat with you; I’m told it’s something about copyright infringement…). What can I say? Sometimes, change is good.

Rex went on the offensive early, taking control of the match — that is, until he stopped to play to the crowd; this gave Nikki a chance to tag the Buckaroo with a low blow that slowed the momentum of the match for a bit. Rex managed to get off a sunset flip (which was a surprise), and Nikki managed to score several near-pinfalls on him throughout the match. When Rex went up to the top (albeit a little slowly) and went for a top-rope elbow rope, he crashed and burned instead as Nikki moved and rolled him up for the 3-count! SKIDS WINS! SKIDS WINS! BY GAWD! SKIDS WINS! (And that was my Jim Ross moment for the night.)

Big Hurt came out for the next match to a rather mixed response, due to his actions in the title match at the last show. Hurt had also changed his look a little, sporting an RVD-style singlet. “Taking Care of Business” started up, and out came Luscious Larry Lavender, wearing an Elvis-style cape. Not bad.

When he got in the ring with Hurt, I could see an obvious size difference, Big Hurt a head or so taller then Larry. But the crowd was definitely with Larry, so maybe that could give him an edge that he could use. . .

Larry seemed to be favoring a speed style of attack throughout the match, which seemed to work best when he could catch the big man off guard — which wasn’t all that often. Big Hurt was going with his favorite style of attack: power, sheer power. He also seemed to focus a lot of his assault on Larry’s back. (A sound strategy, can’t fault Hurt for it.) Larry did manage to catch the big man with several different moves, ranging from a swift enzugiri and neck-breaker that conjured up memories of the Honky-Tonk Man to even a Hot Shot off the ring apron. But after Hurt dropped Larry after catching him off the top rope, he slid out of the ring and got a chair from under the ring. Coming back in, he prepared to part the Luscious One’s skull with it, only to have Larry catch it in mid-swing, drop it to the mat, and DDT’d Big Hurt on it! The referee saw the chair in the ring, an unconscious Big Hurt, and immediately disqualified Larry, giving the win to Big Hurt! Hurt gave a post-match spine-buster to Larry, who knocked down the referee after he got up from the mat.

Mike Hercum came out for his challenge match against Justin Diaz, and from the look on Mike’s face, he was ready to fight. Diaz came out (okay, there’s no good way to write this sentence, so bear with me) next, followed by his “personal assistant” Dick Jeremy. Diaz started the mind games early, messing with Hercum several times as they tried to get going, even nearly kissing Mike on the tip of his nose! Hercum responded by slapping the taste right out of Diaz’s mouth, and Diaz returned the favor by sneaking a low shot in that left Hercum somewhat incapacitated for a few moments. Then things got serious. The momentum of the match was almost pendulum-like, swinging back and forth between both men, until Hercum was able to ground Diaz on the mat with a submission hold that put all pressure on Diaz’s back — his seriously-injured back. This sent Dick Jeremy into a sheer panic; He climbed up on the apron and attempted to distract Hercum with his “charms”, even going so far as to pull Hercum’s head into his chest (god, I needed a mental shower after seeing that — excuse me, I need another one just from the memory. . .there, now I feel better. . .) This, believe me or not, actually was enough of a distraction that allowed Diaz to execute a top-rope dive that took Hercum out. He got Mike back in the ring, and whipped him into a corner, where Hercum dropped to the mat. Diaz signaled for a Bronco Buster, and he hit it on target. Diaz then got him up and hit what looked like a double-underhook bulldog that drove Hercum into the mat — and from the impact, Diaz seemed to have paid for the move as well, re-injuring his back. As the ref checked Diaz over, he ordered Hercum back to a neutral corner — but Hercum pushed past the ref and wrapped Justin up in a sharpshooter, cinched it, and reared back. Dick Jeremy kept screaming “Stop it – he’s had enough!”, but Hercum refused to let go. The ref then signaled to ring the bell and awarded the match to Mike; I couldn’t tell from my vantage point, but I’m figuring that Diaz must’ve blacked out from the pain of the sharpshooter. As Mike celebrated his victory to a chorus of boos from the crowd, the ref and Jeremy slowly got Diaz out of the ring and took him to the back amidst cheers from everyone.

As things calmed down, Nick and Miss Sarah came back to the ring, Sarah carrying what looked like a new championship belt. This was the new Elite Championship belt, and we found out that a new MCW Elite Champion would be crowned in April. I don’t know about anyone else, but color me curious. . .

Super Oprah came out for the next match — and as I’ve said before, if you’ve never seen Super Oprah, words don’t capture her; Super Oprah must be experienced. That’s all I’ll say. Next came Jessicka Havok, much to the cheers of the crowd and much to Oprah’s dismay. Things started out with Super Oprah trying a few mind games on Jessicka, even going for (what I still call the most disgusting finisher ever seen) the Tampon Claw early. But Jessicka had the presence of mind to move — and the poor ref ended up taking the Claw . Super Oprah had several good technical moves throughout the match, but her strategy seemed to depend more on brawling then anything else, and fairly unfocused brawling at that. Jessicka, however, stood up to the attacks, even nailing Super Oprah with a remarkable superplex that left both of them momentarily stunned. After they both got to their feet at the count of 7, Jessicka went on the attack, an onslaught that even knocked Super Oprah’s wig off!Super Oprah responded with a jumping Rock Bottom, and even hitting 2 splashes (1 actually connected); in the end, it was Jessicka with a Mic Check for the pinfall!

As both left the ring, the ring crew came out and began securing 4 Singapore Canes in the ringposts.

Dr. Dale Pierce (although Sarah referred to him as “Time Traveller” — don’t know why) came out, leading his man Jebediah to the ring. From the look on Jebediah’s face, he looked ready for a battle — then again, he usually looks that way, come to think of it. . .Dr. Dale was looking confident. Wilbur Whitlock came out next, to the cheers of the crowd and the strains of Johnny Cash. He got in the ring with Jebediah, and the match was on! Jebediah went on the attack early and kept at Wilbur, who stopped him with a spear that knocked him to the mat. This allowed Wilbur to get the first cane free, but he didn’t have it long; Jebediah got a hold of it and began using it on Wilbur. He dropped it, and got a fresh one for himself. At one point, Jebediah actually had a cane in each hand, and before you knew it, all 4 canes were in play. Jebediah even grounded Wilbur with a low shot, and broke out a move I hadn’t seen in awhile – the Garvin Stomp (I know the WWE calls it the “Orton Stomp”, but Ronnie Garvin used it first, so I’m going with the original name). Dr. Dale and Jebediah got Wilbur over the second rope; Dale held him in place while Jebediah administered an old-fashioned whipping across Wilbur’s back (and if you think it hurt to watch it, you’d be right!).Wilbur mounted a comeback, executing a perfect White Russian Leg Sweep (shades of the Sandman) on Jebediah, and even got him with a dive through the second and top ropes – armed with a cane! But when Wilbur inadvertently hit the ref while suplexing Jebediah, this let Dr. Dale in the ring, armed with his goat-foot cane. Jebediah held Wilbur in place as Dr. Dale charged with the cane – and at the right moment, Wilbur dropped down, with Jebediah taking the cane shot instead! Wilbur got a cane and parted Dr. Dale’s hat with it, dropping him, then hit Jebediah and followed with a Whitlock Cutter for the win! As the crowd cheered, Wilbur raised the cane in salute.

(For this match, I’m awarding Wilbur Whitlock my “Sandman Hardcore Icon” Award for his cane-swinging skill this night.)

Nick Andrews came back to the ring, and was joined by MCW Original GQ Status, who helped psych the crowd up even more.

They left the ring as Sarah came back for the next match, which was the 6-Way Cruiserweight Gauntlet match.

First to the ring was Krazy, then came Isaac Alter, along with Malachi and Mary (who was wearing a white choir robe — this was a welcome change from her usual garb, but white? C’mon, Mary, God’s gonna get you for lying. . .).

Krazy lit up Isaac early with chops, and nailed him with a flying Codebreaker just as Crew Spenser hit the ring — and good lord, was he wrestling in his briefs? — to join the party.

Next came Supa Lucha, who quickly took everyone out. The action spilled outside, where Crew went up and took out Krazy and Isaac with a dive — not to mention Malachi as well! Not to be outdone, Lucha went up and did the very same thing!(I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again — a MCW Cruiserweight match doesn’t need a ref as much as it needs an air traffic control tower!)

Next to the mix came Eric Ryan, as fights went out in and out of the ring. Supa Lucha nailed Isaac Alter with a Burrito Driver to score the first elimination — so long, Isaac, thanks for coming.

Eric Ryan then caught Lucha with a Buckle Bomb just as the final guest came to the party: Aero! Krazy, meanwhile, took out Spense with a Krazy Krunch to score the second elimination — so long, Spense, come back when you can stay longer. . . Four were now left in the ring. As they sized each other up, we saw the first “Round the Horn” knife-edge chop that went one way, then back again (there’s something you don’t see every day); next came a 3-on-1 group chop centered on Eric Ryan, who ate a Supa Lucha super kick to become the 3rd man eliminated. See ya, Eric! Aero caught Lucha with a Gory Special that Lucha got out of, and Krazy found himself on the wrong end of a rolling superplex from Lucha. Aero got Lucha with a second Gory Special for the 4th elimination; you gave a damn good fight, Lucha. Krazy nailed Aero with a top-rope senton, but in the end, Aero nailed Krazy with a spinning neck breaker to score the final elimination and win the Gauntlet match!

Matt “M-D20” Cross came out to the ring for the next match, dressed in full Roman Legionnaire garb — all he was missing was the armor and helmet. But on him, it looked good. When the crowd started barking, that meant only one thing: “Mr. Insanity” Toby Klein was coming to the ring. They started things off with a burst of chain wrestling that ended with a double kip-up and a round of applause from the crowd. Cross drove Toby’s head into the turnbuckle — which made Toby stop, pause, and then drive his OWN head into the buckle several more times. You could see the look on Matt’s face — “What the hell did I sign on for?” The match spilled out of the ring and around the crowd, who got to participate in things by holding each wrestler for a few chops. Toby got a vaulting Hot Shot off on Matt, who then caught Toby with a Death Valley Driver in return. Moments later, Matt then went for his split-legged moonsault, only to eat nothing but canvas; Toby hit his corkscrew splash for the pinfall. After the match, Toby offered a hand to Matt and helped him to his feet in a show of respect.

All this action — and we still had a Double Main Event!

In the first of the two Main Events, TNA star Desmond Wolf came to the ring to a well-received response. He even gave Miss Sarah his shades as well. Nice touch. Then came the MCW Heavyweight Champion, Christian Vaughn — and oh sweet Molly Malone, what the hell was with his hair? Vaughn looked like he’d been mugged by Don King’s barber; his hair looked like a turkey’s tail had been transplanted on his head! This prompted a chant of “VAUGHN’S A FAGGOT” for several moments, to be replaced with the old “SHE’S GOT HERPES” chant for dear Minka. This didn’t sit well with either Vaughn or Minka (like anyone really cared; they still couldn’t get past that freaking head of hair!). Vaughn finally got in the ring, only to have Wolf muss with his hair a few times. Vaughn’s reaction earned him a new chant of “VAUGHN’S A PUSSY”. The match got underway at last, with Wolf in control. The momentum and control of the match went back and forth between the two of them, both giving as good as they got. Even the crowd was involved, with a “TNA – MCW” chant alternating between the sides of the ring. Minka even got herself involved a couple of times, taking a few shots on Desmond and even tripping him up as well. Wolf got Vaughn set up for his Tower of London finisher and hit it, then as he went for the pin, Minka distracted the referee long enough to allow Big Hurt to come out to the ring and pull the ref out as he went to make the count; Christian decked Desmond with a foreign object and went for his own pin — but to his shock, Wolf kicked out at two! Wolf then locked up Vaughn, who quickly tapped out — we had a new Heavyweight Champion! But hold the phone — Minka got in the ring and told something to the ref, who quickly reversed his decision and awarded the match to Christian Vaughn as the result of a disqualification! I’m no detective, but I’m willing to bet that Minka told the ref that Wolf had hit him seconds earlier. Desmond took the mic and said to Vaughn: “This is BullShit! If you have the guts, get back in and let’s do this right!” Vaughn’s answer was a 1-finger salute with each hand as he took his belt and headed for the back.

The ring crew came out and began removing the ring apron panels with the MCW logo on them, as well as spreading the assorted weapons provided by the fans. As it was announced at Holiday Hangover II, this “Fans bring the Weapons” match would be an unsanctioned match. And I must give the MCW fans credit — you guys got very creative with your contributions; you name it, it was out there or in the trash cans or the shopping cart.

Killer Sensation came to the ring first, followed by Brain Damage and Shasta. I am not exaggerating when I tell you that you could almost smell the violence in the air. When the bell rang, Brain Damage and Chris Kole started things off, but then Shane wanted in, calling for Shasta. Shasta called for a tag, Brain Damage shrugged, and tagged him in. Shane rolled past Shasta and hot-tagged Kole back in, then all proverbial hell broke loose! Shane attacked and bloodied the ref for no apparent reason, and the fight spilled out to the ring. Here it gets even more chaotic, so I’ll tell you what I can: Brain Damage decked Kole with the shopping cart. . .a golf club missed Kole’s head and sailed into the crowd (no one was hurt, but they were rather startled). . .Shasta broke a picture frame over Kole’s head. . .Kole used a keyboard on Brain Damage, who responded with a Baron Von Daschle Testicle Claw (a move rarely used by the Baron, I’m told). . .Shasta giving everyone his best Peter Townsend impression before blasting Shane with a guitar (which didn’t break for several blows. . .Brain Damage hitting Shane Sensation with a package piledriver. . .Shasta picking up Shane and delivering a Shasta Driver onto a trash can lid. . .Brain Damage dropping Chris Kole on the red coffin (which STILL didn’t break, although a panel popped out). . .and then Big Hurt, Luscious Larry Lavender, Mike Hercum, Jessicka Havok, Wilbur, Jebediah, Krazy (wearing a Buckaroo’s mask), Isaac Alter, Crew Spense, Supa Lucha, Eric Ryan, Aero, Otis, and GQ Status all came out to join the fight. . .a steel kitchen sink came into play. . .and so did Matt Cross and Toby Klein!

As you can guess, there was no clear winner — only possible survivors. . .woooo, what a night — and what a way to celebrate an anniversary!

Until next time, I am the Reverend Rogue Six, and in the words of The Most Interesting Man in the World, “Stay Extreme, my friends.” I’ll see you at ringside!

Results – DCW: Fan Appreciation Show – 2/27/10

Dynamic Championship Wrestling presented a very special Fan Appreciation show at The Piqua Sports Grill in Piqua, OH on February 27, 2010. If you weren’t part of the standing room only crowd, here is what you missed…

Bobby Wright defeated Mr. Wrestling III by pinfall

In-Gee defeated Danny Montgomery by pinfall

Tommy Blaze defeated DJ Tom Sharp by pinfall

Matt Ryan defeated Shawn Draven by pinfall (Mid-Ohio Championship)

Evan Steel defeated Jon Austin by pinfall

Big Jim Hutchinson defeated Nikita Allanov by DQ (DCW Heavyweight Championship)

Big Jim Hutchinson & Shawn Draven defeated Matt Ryan & Nikita Allanov by pinfall

Results – WWC in Aberdeen, OH – 2/13/10

Results from WWC: Broken Hearts Bash

Held 2/13/10 in Aberdeen, Ohio

The 2010 Return of WWC to the Aberdeen municipal building saw a great crowd ready for action Saturday night. As usual, WWC delivered with a action packed, surprise filled evening kicked off by the return of WWC President Patrick Black. Black was last seen in WWC in September of 2009. The fans and staff waited with anticipation for Mr. Black to explain this prolonged absence. He started off by apologizing for his lengthy time away from the business he once ruled. Black explained that the executive committee had suspended him from the role of president due to his promotion of excessive violence and misuse of his executive position. During his time away from WWC, Black attended mandatory counseling and took time to reflect on how his negative actions have affected the face of the World Wrestling Coalition. Black went on to tell the audience he has turned a new leaf, and will now be working to please the fans, because the fans are what matters.

The first match of the night had the ‘Penthouse Playboy’ Jimmy Malloy facing the ‘Canadian Terror’ Terry Reines. Malloy, always a fan favorite, fought hard while Reines fought dirty. The match ended with Malloy named winner by disqualification when Eddie Gonzales and Nikita Allanov hit the ring to take out Malloy and make a statement. Gonzales, Allanov and Reines wanted the crowd to know that they, as International Incident, are a force to be reckoned with and would be teaching the American wrestlers of WWC a painful lesson in international politics. Jimmy Malloy did not take this lying down, and challenged International Incident’s Allanov and Gozales for a Tag Team Championship match later in the night.

Up next was a fascinating tag match between Will Profit’s Solar Powers (Eclipso and Lil’ Hulk) and the team of Malo Pescado and El Tigre Supremo. This match was fast paced and interesting, as Pescado and Tigre seemed to have to overcome a language barrier. In the end, the Solar Powers came out on top with the pin.

The third match of the night saw the WWC return of Ganger, who had his long awaited match against ‘The Re-enforcer’ Devlin Anderson. This fight was full of jaw dropping and gut wrenching moments, as these two experienced brawlers went hard core. At one point, Ganger began bashing Anderson with a trashcan. But the Re-enforcer quickly turned the tables as he threw Ganger into the trash can head first then kicked the can, Ganger included over into a wall. Once Ganger was free of the trash can, the two brawled back into the ring, along with a steel chair that by the end of the match had little resemblance to its original shape. The end of this match saw Anderson with the pin, but Ganger continued to attack. This ended quickly with the appearance of Dave Nevada, Anderson’s former tag partner who was put out of commission with a knee injury during a bout with Ganger at Fate ‘09. Ganger cleared out of the arena quickly when faced with both former tag champions, and the crowd was left with many questions. Is this a rekindling of an old feud? Does this signal the return of ‘The Dark-horse’ Dave Nevada?

At intermission the fans of WWC were treated to an impromptu interview session by Jimmy Malloy. Malloy handled the mic beautifully, talking to fans and superstars alike during the break. At the end of intermission, tickets were drawn for WWC’s special Valentines giveaway; items of ring-worn clothing from the Penthouse Playboy himself! Special congratulations to loyal fan “Ms. Candy” who won Malloy’s entrance robe, complete with a personal dance from Malloy.

Broken Heart’s Bash was back to action, with a match-up between Dangerous Damien Kass and DJ Tom Sharp. Before the match began, DDK was upset by the fans reaction to Sharp. Kass told the crowd that he could out wrestle and out dance Sharp, right then and there. Kass and Sharp called for music and had an old-school dance off in the middle of the ring. Kass enlisted the help of his manager, Naughtia, whose dance skills were seriously lacking according to the fans reaction. Sharp started into his dance routine only to be interrupted by a cheap shot by DDK. The referee called for the bell, and the real action was underway. Sharp put his best moves into the match, but DDK’s violent style brought him out as the winner.

Tag Team Championship
Up next, International Incident entered the ring for their Tag Team Championship match against Jimmy Malloy and his partner. Malloy brought to the ring with him Jeremy Madrox, a newcomer to WWC who has wrestled all over Ohio. Malloy gave this match his best and Madrox had an excellent debut, but with International Incident’s third member, Terry Raines, interfering Allanov managed to pin Madrox to retain the Tag belts.

At this point Patrick Black made his way to ringside. Black stipulated that Allanov and Gonzales were banned from ringside for Raines’ North American title match against Superstar Shawn Parks. Black said that this is just the beginning of his righting of wrongs in WWC.

North American Championship
Raines was alone in the ring, once his teammates had been removed to the locker room. Superstar Shawn Parks was led to the ring by a team of teen girls celebrating a birthday. This match saw an even give and take between the ‘Canadian Terror’ and the ‘Super Star’ until Raines managed a pin, had the three count and the referee declared him the winner and new North American Champion. At this point the crowd went crazy and the teens who had been cheering Parks ran to Patrick Black screaming that Raines had cheated. Black was chagrined and demanded a playback of the finish. After review, Black ordered the referee to restart the match. The ref called for the bell and the match was again underway. Raines was still arguing with Patrick Black when Parks rolled him up for a quick pin to retain the North American Championship.

Heavyweight Title #1 Contendership
The main even for the night was a 2 out of 3 falls match between Astonishing Aaron Williams and ‘The Dark Star’ Matt Taylor (with Violent Bob) with special referee Kara Kildare. This match was a high flying, fast paced spectacle you had to see to believe. With one fall each, the third match was decided not by endurance and perseverance, but rather by Taylor abusing the mandatory 30 second rest period between falls, taking the opportunity to attack Williams with a foreign object. Despite being hit twice, Williams still nearly had the Taylor down before Matt took the third and final pin, along with #1 Contendership for the WWC Heavyweight Title.

WWC will return to the Aberdeen Municipal building on March 13, 2010 for Fallout, which begins the road to April’s King of Extreme!

Keep watch here on Wrestle Ohio for upcoming show information and check out www.wwcweb.com or http://www.facebook.com/pages/World-Wrestling-Coalition/352388442222

Results – MCW: Holiday Hangover II – 2/20/10

Greetings, one and all! I’m the Reverend Rogue Six, and this is your Holiday Hangover wrap up. . .

There was an excellent crowd at the Wrestleplex for the show, especially with the letup in the snow and with the Main Event being for the new MCW Heavyweight Championship.

Nick Andrews came out to get the crowd psyched before the show began, reminding everyone that this show was going to be recorded for a DVD; what surprised me was when three other sections of the crowd outperformed the Riot Zone on the first go-around. . .

Nick got out of the ring, and out came MCW’s ring announcer, the ever-lovely Sassy Sarah — who, may I add on a personal note, reinforces my belief in a benevolent God; you don’t get beauty like hers by random chance — to get things started.

Mike Hercum, who came out to the ring with a full mad-on for someone, took on Big Hurt in the opening match. Hurt dominated most of the contest, taking shots from Hercum that seemed to have no effect on him.

If Mike had wrestled as much as he’d spent time arguing with the referee over near-pinfalls and other calls, perhaps his offense would have been better then it was.

However, Hercum managed to get a few good shots in on Big Hurt, mainly stomps, kicks, and chops. He even tried going up on a turnbuckle, but ended up crotched on it for his efforts (man, no matter how many times I see that happen, I cringe). This allowed Big Hurt the opening to catch Hercum and hit a superplex that sounded like a bomb going off when they landed — but it was only worth a 2-count. Even a powerful clothesline and spine buster got the same count for Hurt.

And then it happened: Hurts temper got the better of him as he trapped Hercum in the corner and worked him over with his fists, disregarding the refs 5-count — and earning himself a DQ. Big Hurt and the ref argued outside the ring over the decision, while Mike laid in the ring, resembling something like road kill for several moments until he asked for the house mic: (The following is paraphrased) As much as you hate me, the Riot Zone has the right idea — they shut up when Im talking! Every time I come out here, I put my body on the line, but once again, Im being over-looked! I broke Luchas back the last time I wrestled, and now Im curtain-jerking? Diaz, you’re the Commissioner, get your ass out here now!

Diaz came out to the ring, looking none too pleased with Hercums tirade. Before he could reach the ring, Mike stopped him and told him not to talk. You’ve been bitching too much about your injured neck and back, saying that this is why you cant wrestle right now. . .maybe I need to come out there and just beat your ass. . .

Diaz replied, Yeah, you’re right, I’m injured, but Ill tell you what Ill do — on March 6th, against my doctors orders, Ill face you in the ring. . .and if by some stroke of luck, you manage to beat me, if you should win, you’ll get the title you deserve — but you’re not going to win; after all, Ive beaten you before, what else have you got? Oh, by the way, Diaz added before he returned to the back, Be sure to take out your tampon out before the 6th. . .

Ive got to question Diaz’s wisdom in setting up this match; sure, he wants to show that hes tough and all — but with a broken back and neck? Is shutting Hercum up worth further injury — maybe even career-ending? I don’t know, but I guess well find out soon.

Krazy came out to start the next match, soon followed by a newcomer by the name of Cruz Spencer.

Then more music hit — and out came Supa Lucha! Okay, seems we were going to have a Cruiserweight 3-Way Dance. . .

And then, with the twisted version of Jesus Loves the Little Children, out came the Unholy Acolyte Isaac Alter, with Malach and Mary in tow.

A Cruiserweight 4-Way Dance? Evidently so, as Sarah announced.

When the bell rang, Krazy and Cruz went at it, as did Lucha and Alter. Partners were switched, and Cruz and Isaac went at it outside the ring — until Krazy dove through the ropes and took them down! In a move I didn’t expect, Lucha got the referee to whip him into the ropes, giving him enough momentum to execute a dive of his own and take down all three of them!

After this, things got fast and furious from here (I couldn’t record it all, but here’s a few key points): Issac got Malachi to hold Cruz, who managed to duck just in time to let Isaac level Malachi (Ive heard of laying on of hands, but I dont think that was quite it), Krazy and Supa Lucha went to war on the opposite side of the ring, and Isaac even got back in the ring with Cruz to level him with a very well-done Acid Drop (shades of Spike Dudley). Krazy and Cruz were down, and this let Lucha hit Isaac with a Burrito Driver for the three-count.

Just as Sarah announced Lucha as the winner, out came Dick Jeremy (not in drag, thank you God)with a message from Commissioner Diaz: At the 10th Anniversary Show on March 6th, there was going to be a Cruiserweight Gauntlet match, featuring the 4 cruiserweights in the ring — along with the returns of Aero and Eric Ryan! This would be a match that was definitely going to be needing an air traffic control tower. . .

Jebediah came out to the ring next, leading his advisor, Dr. Dale Pierce — who was sporting a bathrobe, towel around his neck, and green boots. Now, I was under the idea that Jebediah had been banned from the ring for this match — and Nick reminded everyone of that very fact. Jebediah refused to leave, regardless of Nicks pronouncements.

Dr. Dale removed his robe to reveal he was wearing an ensemble that looked right out of the late Andy Kaufmans closet: white long johns, white t-shirt over a thermal long-sleeved shirt, and black trunks over the long johns (good lord. . .and if youre not getting the reference, go to Wikipedia and look up Andy Kaufman, okay?).

While this was going on, out came Wilbur Whitlock, who was not all that thrilled with seeing Jebediah.

Nick then announced that the match wasnt going to start until Jebediah left the ring. He got out of the ring and was half-way to the back — and then turned around, rushed the ring, and attacked Wilbur. It took the entire security staff and 2 refs to get him back there. (The fight must have continued in the locker room area, because a panel of the wall actually popped out from what I was told later was a security member being thrown into it.)

Meanwhile, the bell finally rang, and Dr. Dale managed to take control early on, choking Wilbur constantly, and hitting him constantly with thumb shots to the throat and gouges in the eyes. When he turned to gloat to the crowd, he turned back — and took a Whitlock spear that sent him into the corner! Wilbur then followed up with a series of shots to the Doctors skull that should have put him down — but no matter how many times he got hit, he simply wouldnt go down!

Out from the back, goat-foot cane in hand, came Jebediah running at full-tilt. Wilbur noticed this, and went after Jebediah, only to get a low blow from Dr. Dale in return. Jebediah then proceeded to work over Wilbur with stomps and shots from the cane — then out came a visibly P.Od Commissioner Diaz just as Jebediah was climbing the turnbuckles: Touch him again, and Ill fire you both! Since you seem to like using canes so much, on March 6th, Im going to put canes all around the ring, and itll be Wilbur Whitlock versus Jebediah — Singapore Cane match!

(It was never announced, but Im figuring this was a DQ win for Wilbur. . .)

Sweet Molly Malone — the return of Justin Diaz, a 6-man Cruiserweight Gauntlet, and now the announcement of a Singapore Cane match for March 6th? We were only halfway through the show — what was coming next?

Nick Andrews came back out to the ring, along with Sarah; apparently there were a few announcements to make:

1. MCWs new website — mcwpro.com — was up and running;
2. The Wrestleplex would be looking different in just two weeks, and would be improving over the course of time;
3. The 10th anniversary show would be on March 6th — 10 years weve been doing this? Who knew?

Out came Killer Chris Kole and Shane Sensation — Killer Sensation — to the ring. Kole got in Sarahs face, took the mic and dismissed her, then proceeded to inform the crowd as to how he and Shane Sensation were the greatest team in tag team history, then went off on a rant about how they beat legendary tag teams like the Rock-n-Roll Express, Anderson & Blanchard, and how they won the Crockett Cup; sorry guys, but Ive heard this kind of b.s before — it was lame-sounding then and lame-sounding now. Just saying. Kole then added that they could send anyone out, well just lay the beat-down on em.

Neil Diamonds Cracklin Rosie began to play, and out came one of the most unlikely tag teams since Goldust and Booker T came together: Luscious Larry Lavender (singing with the music) and Chiodo Ropa. They were looking for revenge from the attacks they suffered from Killer Sensation at the last show, and I must give them credit — they managed to get a measure of payback, which told me that Killer Sensation made one slight error; they underestimated their opponents and thought theyd have an easy match. Kole and Shane cut Larry off from Ropa for several minutes in the match — which is a sound strategy, cant fault them for it. But the LLL/Ropa team was able to give as good as they got, even catching their opponents with a Rock Bottom (LLL) and a White Crane Kick (Ropa). Sad to say, this wasnt enough; they got LLL out of the ring and executed a modified 3-D on Ropa for the pinfall. But this wasnt enough for the two of them; they proceeded to work over both men after the bell — until new music hit. . .and out came Brain Damage to the ring! He set up Shane for a package piledriver, but he got out of it and bailed out with Kole. Damage was ready for action, but then the familiar strains of Stranglehold began, heralding the arrival of The Man Himself, Shasta — who asked for the house mic. You boys are probably surprised to see me. . . and from the cheers of the crowd, they were, too.

Ive been listening to the two of you running your mouths about how youre the greatest tag team in the world. . . Well, Ive got two words for that: Bull. Shit! . . . I dont know if you remember a little match we all had at the Canton Civic Center — oh wait, thats right, you dont remember too much of it, because thats where I picked up Shane and Shasta Drived him from fifteen feet on a ladder through two tables, and Brain Damage was dropping a meat hook on [Kole] from the rafters!

Ive got a surprise for the two of you. . .now, you may be wondering just why Shastas out here? Hes supposed to be suspended from all MCW wrestling matches. . .and youre right, I am suspended!

Thats why, on March 6th, its going to be me and this man, Brain Damage, versus Killer Sensation — in a non-sanctioned match! And since I want everyone here to be involved in this match, its going to be a. . .FANS. . .BRING. . .THE. . . WEAPONS match!

When the chant of FANS BRING THE WEAPONS started up, I had a pretty good idea that the crowd liked this idea. Killer Sensation, however — not so much.

Kole took another mic and replied, Hey, well take it — after all, its your funeral!

Shasta replied (as the chant began again), You can call Red Cross in two weeks — because your asses are going to be donating a LOT of blood. Something tells me that in two weeks, the Red Cross could easily meet their quota for Match in one night. . .

Once things calmed down, Jessicka Havok came out to the ring, and once more she seemed to have her reoccurring problem: no opponent to wrestle. And here I am, all geared up and nothing to do.

New music hit — and out came Angel Dust! Jessicka introduced her to the crowd as an old friend, whod evidently come to help her out. The two shook hands, and went at it. From the start, there was a slight mismatch problem — if you dont know Angel Dust, shes about a head and a half or so shorter then Jessicka (think of a blonde version of Rey Mysterio for comparison). I was, I must admit, quite curious as to how this would work out. Jessicka took control early, but Angel was no slouch, utilizing more of a speed/hit-n-run plan which, for the most part, worked until she tried an aerial move — and got caught by Jessicka, who dropped her with a side slam and then set her in a camel clutch for a few moments. The size difference came into play again when Angel went for a crucifix pin, only to have Jessicka reverse it into a Samoan drop. Angel had several more moments of good offense, but Jessicka hit what Id called a wheelbarrow face buster to roll Angel up for the 1-2-3. After the bell, she raised Angels hand in an excellent sign of respect, then hugged her again.

After all of this, it was time for the Main Event of the night: a Falls Count Anywhere/Anything Goes/No Time Limit match for the new MCW Heavyweight Championship.

Christian Vaughn (with Minka Murder at his side) came out to the ring, armed with his red chair and violence on his mind, from the look on his face. Next came Mr. Insanity Toby Klein, who clearly had the crowd with him. Christian tried to stare a hole through Toby, but to no real effect.

Nick Andrews gave a warning to the crowd: If you have MCW wrestlers coming towards you, get the f–k out of the way! Sound advice.

As a SHES GOT HERPES chant started for Minka, the bell rang, and the battle began. Mr. Insanity went on the attack early, working Vaughn over. The fight soon spilled outside the ring, and Toby even got the crowd involved, getting people to hold Vaughns arms while he chopped him several times (I had no idea this would be an audience participation match — thats MCW for you; you never know whats going to happen!)

Christian came back, despite being busted open by Tobys fists, and dished out kicks, an elbow to the head, a knee to the groin, a fist drop to the head, a swinging neck breaker, a chair shot or two to the ribs, stomps, and even a body slam outside the ring on the coffin thats always been ringside (so THATs what it was for — who knew?)

Back in the ring, Christian set two chairs together in a corner, draped a semi-conscious Mr. Insanity on them, and ascended the turnbuckle. Just as he went for a senton splash, Toby moved — and Vaughn hit nothing but steel!

Then a few moments later, Toby picked up Christian and hit what Im calling the Move of the Night — a flying Death Valley Driver off the ring apron and onto the coffin!

And wouldnt you know it — that sucker didnt break!

Toby even picked up the coffin and dropped it on him!

Big Hurt came to the ring and grabbed the chair Christian was about to use on Toby, threatening to hit Vaughn with it himself — but then HOLY DOUBLE CROSS, BATMAN! Hurt blasted Toby with it! Vaughn only got a 2-count out of it, but the damage was done; Christian was able to roll Mr. Insanity up for the three-count, and MCW had a new champion: The Natural Christian Vaughn.

As Minka took off her neck brace and the celebration began, out came Commissioner Diaz.

Congratulations, Christian, on your win. . .and Big Hurt, you made a big mistake. . .Christian, since youre so happy, Id thought Id let you know your first match is going to be on March 6th — and youll be facing none other then Nigel McGuiness; hes known now in TNA as Desmond Wolf — and oh yeah, it will be for the MCW Heavyweight title!

Man, talk about killing a moment. . .but like they say, as soon as you win a belt, you also win a target on your back. Good luck, Christian. . .hope the path you took was worth it.

Tonight, we had the appetizer.

March 6th, we get the main course. . .

Until next time, Im the Reverend Rogue Six, and Ill see you ringside!

Results – AIW: Gauntlet For The Gold – 2/19/10

Absolute Owner Chandler Biggins came to the ring and announced that for the second consecutive West Park Party Center event, there was bad news about an AIW Title. Biggins called AIW Tag Team Champion, Christian Faith, and Agent Aaron Bauer to ringside. Bauer announced that Faith had suffered a possible career-ending neck injury and Vincent Nothing was seemingly nowhere to be found. Agent Aaron Bauer revealed that the Tag Team Gauntlet would be for the vacant tag titles.

Tag Team Gauntlet:

Alpha Beta Duke beat Lights Out

Alpha Beta Duke beat The Jack Of Love (Flexor/Saint)

Da Latin Crime Syndicate beat Alpha Beta Duke

During the start of the ABD/DLCS confrontation the lights went out. When the technical issue was resolved, a pair some local wrestlers who were not scheduled to appear on the show snuck in and attacked Nick Belushi. Concerned about his partner, The Duke had turned his attention to the melee, leaving him vulnerable to Da Latin Crime Syndicate.

Pink Mustaches beat Da Latin Crime Syndicate

Aeroform beat Pink Mustaches

Aeroform was declared the new AIW Tag Team Champions. However, Agent Aaron Bauer announced that he had booked one more tag team – The Young Studs.

The Young Studs defeated Aeroform after Agent Aaron Bauer forced Flip Kendrick off of the top rope. When Faith confronted the turncoat, Bauer, The Young Studs attacked Faith and further injured his neck.

Absolute Opportunity: Johnny Cockstrong beat “The Smooth Savage” Jonny Mangue

Jack Verville came out and complained about how Flexor/Saint failed to win the tag titles and how he was going to win the Absolute Title later. He asked for a warm up match. Tommy Mercer answered the challenge.

Tommy Mercer beat Jack Verville with the Mercy Kill

For #30 Spot in The Gauntlet For The Gold: Sterling James Keenan beat Johnny Gargano with a cross arm breaker.

Chris Dickinson entered to defend the Intense Division Championship. Chandler Biggins returned and announced that Eric Alverado was scared to face Dickinson and had quit Absolute Intense Wrestling. After a few choice words about Mr. Alverado, Facade interrupted and was awarded the title shot.

No Disqualification for The INTENSE TITLE: Chris Dickinson beat Façade with an ace cruser from the top rope to the floor through the announcer table.

GAUNTLET FOR THE GOLD 5
1. Façade
2. Johnny Gargano
3. “The Smooth Savage” Jonny Mangue
4. Chris Dickinson
5. Jefferson Saint
-Saint seeing the other 4 in the ring, refused to enter the Gauntlet.
6. Chest Flexor
7. Jack Verville
8. Ben Fruith – All members of the Jack Of Love refused to enter the match and prevented Fruith from entering.
9. Johnny Cockstrong – The others stop Cockstrong from entering, as well.
10. Southside St. Clair – Southside came out and called out the others for being afraid, and lead everybody into the ring to attack the first four.
11. Tommy Mercer – Mercer came out and cleaned house. Jack Of Love, Southside and Fruith were all eliminated in short order. Mercer press slammed Cockstrong onto the pile.
12. The Duke
13. Eric Ryan
14. Flip Kendrick
15. John Thorne
16. K. Fernadez
17. Christian Faith – Who was unable to come out due to injury.
18. Jay Ice
19. Nick Belushi
20. Benny Boone
21. Gregory Iron – Thorne is eliminated by Chris Dickinson. While walking to the locker room, Thorne was attached by a former AIW talent who was captured and ejected from the building.
22. Bobby Beverly
23. Hobo Joe
24. Robert Paulson
25. Marion Fontaine
26. Louis Lyndon
27. Corey Winters
28. K.Fed
29. The Potato -The entire match stopped when Potato entered. Potato danced his way into the ring where he was immediately attacked and thrown out.
30. Sterling James Keenan

The match came down to Tommy Mercer, Johnny Gargano, Façade and SJK. With Gargano and SJK on the apron, Mercer slammed Facade over and all four competitors spilled out at once. Pedro Deluca asked for Absolute Owner Chandler Biggins to determine a winner. Chandler, however, was busy ejecting the out-of-control fans. After consulting the wrestlers, fans and referees, Chandler couldn’t make a decision. It was announced that all four wrestlers will compete at Absolution 5 at West Park Party Center on June 27th with the winner becoming the Absolute Champion.

Results – OCW in Coshocton, OH – 2/20/10

On Saturday night, February 20, 2010, Ohio Championship Wrestling ventured to Coshocton, Ohio with another huge event. The crowd was treated to an interesting evening of pro wrestling action!

Heres what went down:

The event began with the Heat Seekers claiming they would not defend their OCW Tag Team titles against the Hi-Def Supernovas. Madrox & Assad claimed that the Novas needed to prove themselves before receiving another title shot. The Novas agreed to wrestle another team to prove their worth.

Jason Dragon defeated The Blackfoot Warrior Takoda Moon.

Jeremy Madrox downed Matt Taylor.

Big Guns Jeff Cannon & Joe Joe Little beat J. Raymond Huntley & Genuine Jock Samson.

Sherman Tank & Matt Taylor defeated the Heat Seekers by DQ in an impromptu tag match.

Sassy Stephie bested Claudia Del Solis.

The Hi-Def Supernovas beat The Filthy Animal Mike Dodge & Joey Vengeance to receive a future OCW Tag Team title shot.

James Avery beat Poison Apollo Star to retain the OCW Heavyweight title.

Results – HWA at The Sorg Opera House – 2/24/10

The Noble Bloods outlasted Terminal Velocity, The International Riot Squad and Utterly Fabulous in a Four Team Elimination Match to determine the #1 Contender’s for the HWA Tag Team Titles

“The Madness” Chris Hall defeated Donovan Cain

Jesse Emerson successfully defended his HWA American Luchacore Championship against Tarek The Legend

The Noble Bloods defeated The Irish Airborne to become the new HWA Tag Team Champions

Jon Moxley successfully defended his HWA Heavyweight Championship when he made King Vu tap out

Results – HWA: Cold War – 2/20/10

Jesse Emerson successfully defended his HWA American Luchacore Title against Tony Kozina

The A-List (Jason Hades & Nick Brubaker) defeated OMG and Ninja Bill

King Vu defeated Drake Younger

Jon Moxley and Davey Richards wrestled to a time limit draw

The Hybrids (Donovan Cain & Jason Lyte) defeated Zero Gravity (CJ Esparza & Brett Gakiya)

Ryan Phoenix defeated Prince Mustafa Ali

Results – RCW: Love it to Death – 2/13/10

RCW “Love it to Death” rocked Jackson, OH last Saturday night. “The Phoenix” Al Snow had a special message for someone in particular, we seen the end of a tagteam, plus a new champion was crowned….or so we thought. This is what happened at RCW “Love it to Death”

The night began with “Loony” Mike Horton coming out to observe things. Horton seemed mentally fine.

The first match featured the newly formed tagteam of Heavy Metal and “Bad News” Keith Hamblin now known as “METAL MAYHEM” taking on the team of Chris Cannon (making his RCW debut) and a mystery partner that turned out to be “Captivating” Corey Mason. Cannon and Mason did not gel as one would imagine. Cannon looked impressive but Metal Mayhem were too much for one man in the end. Corey Mason refused to tag Cannon leaving Cannon alone in the ring to be double teamed and put away. Metal Mayhem were victorious. After the match Cannon got his hands on Corey Mason and got a measure of revenge leaving Mason out in the center of the ring.

Randy “The King” Allen with Hollie Wood were appalled at the fact that “The King” was still not getting a title shot and that he had to wrestle Otto Von Boogiemeister. Allen controlled the match but took Boogiemeister lightly as Allen was surprised when Otto got a pin out of nowhere. Otto Von Boogiemeister won the match and Randy Allen AND Hollie Wood threw a tantrum.

“American Idol” Dirk Extreme received a nice ovation from the Jackson crowd until they learned of his recent behavior. Nikki Tyler showed a video of Dirk’s antics as well as the Al Snow incident. Tyler then brought out Flash Fury who is in the process of recovering from his leg surgery. Flash was to report to Al Snow if Dirk didn’t keep his word. Dirk lost his cool in the end and was about to use a chair on Tyler but was stopped by Flash Fury’s threats. Referee John Reuben took the chair and Dirk turned around to get a version of the RKO delivered to him by Nikki Tyler who got the win.

The Mastermind came out gloating that even though Al Snow had control back of RCW that he (Mind) was still the Commissioner and there wasn’t anything anyone could do about it. RCW President, Al Snow came on the video screen and FIRED the Mastermind. Snow also said that Loony would be his eyes and ears while he cannot be at every RCW show. Loony had Mind thrown out the front door of the Jackson Memorial Building. Loony stated that Snow had got him the help that he needed to get over the drug induced craziness that the Mastermind put him in.

Judas Thorn and “The Black Superman” Onyx had another spectacular battle. This time around the ring could not contain these two as they found themselves on the outside of the ring. Referee Steve Hephenstein ordered the match a Double Countout. The two would still not stop brawling. The locker rooms had to be emptied to get these two pulled apart.

“Genuine” Jock Samson again cheated Bryan Cross out of victory over the RCW North American Title using Jock’s Rules. Jock’s Rules this time (as we all found out during the match) stated that Samson would have to be pinned for a 5 count (Cross had the 3) but Samson could pin Cross under amateur rules using a 1 count. Samson beat Cross with a 1 count to a livid crowd.

Da Rydas stated that if they could not recapture the RCW Tagteam Titles from Tyson Rogers and Ace Gigolo that they would disband Da Rydas and move to single’s Competition. Tyson and Ace surprisingly defeated the duo in a good match that nearly saw Da Rydas win the belts. Fate had other plans though and Trik Nasty & Juggulator shook hands and went separate ways.

Vance Desmond and Exotic E have done everything to get the RCW World Title not to mention keep it. Last month Chad Cruise would have won the title but time was not on his side. This time around Desmond & E had 1 ref put out. Cruise got the upper hand and laid Desmond out. 2nd Ref came in the ring and made the 3 count. Kenny Young announced Chad Cruise as the NEW RCW World Heavyweight Champion but when the 1st ref came to he reversed the decision saying that he DQ’d Desmond thus having Cruise win via DQ which means Vance Desmond is still the RCW Champion. “Loony” Mike Horton said that Al Snow has ordered a match for Otway. Vance Desmond will defend the title in a NO DQ match against Chad Cruise.

Results – MPW: Final Sunday Showcase – 2/14/20

Matt Taylor welcomed the crowd to the last Sunday Showcase Show. Taylor promised that he would win the MPW Championship later on for the fans of Circleville as a speical thanks for all of their continued support!

Takoda Moon defeated Corey Mason

MX Title Match
Ganger(c) defeated Jeremy Madrox & Jock Samson

MPW Heavyweight Championship
Kaden Assad(c) defeated Matt Taylor
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These two gave it their all for the fans in Circleville! Both men wanted to ‘go out’ on top, but only one could! Assad was able to get the very slim upper hand in the end in order to pick up the 1-2-3 Victory and retain his championship! After the match Taylor handed Assad the belt and both men showed each others respect for one-another as the fans in Circleville stood on thier feet applauding each mans effects!

This match will go down as one of the Top Five Matches in MPW History! Many Circleville fans suggested that is was without a doubt the best match in Circleville Wrestling History…and THAT ALONE is saying something!

Special 6-Man Tag
Ganger, Matt Taylor, & Takoda Moon defeated Kaden Assad, Jock Samson, & Jeremy Madrox w/Special Ref – Corey Mason

This was a special ‘Thank You’ Final match for all of our fans in Circleville. And they defiantly got their money’s worth! All six men went at it non-stop…stopping twice to even have N’Sync Dance-Offs!! In the end special ref Corey Mason tried to sway the favor to the side of Assad’s team, however Takoda Moon had had enough and took Mason out of the match all together! Regular Ref Nikki then emerged as Takoda Moon was able to pickup the pinfall victory for his team!

We here at Mad-Pro would like to Thank all of our Circleville fans that made our weekly shows a success!! We will be announcing a return date to Circleville in the very near future! Keep checking MadWrestling.com and our official MySpace page at myspace.com/madprowrestling for more info.

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