Results – RCW: Physical Distortion – 3/12/11

RCW Fans are still talking about last Saturday’s PHYSICAL DISTORTION event at the Plumbers & Pipe Fitters in Portsmouth. VANCE DESMOND has RETURNED to RCW but not in the role of the that everyone may think. Desmond actually saved Judas Thorn and fought off the likes of Projekt Ego. Lots of great action at PD’11. For a special look at PD’11 check out the pics on Facebook. Here’s what went down:

RCW PHYSICAL DISTORTION RESULTS

RCW WWWWWWORLD Famous Kenny Young and RangerBob were at Ringside as we got the first match underway…….

Maxx Power took on Flash Fury in the opening bout. Power was accompanied to the ring by WRESTLEOHIO’s Mastermind, Sara, and Nikita Allanov. Power didn’t see Fury as a threat and sent Allanov to the back. During the bout Power had a chair and was about to use it on Fury. Fury ended up drop-kicking the chair into the face of Power, busting him open in the process. Flash Fury got win.

Randy “The King” Allen defended the RCW North American Title against Trik Nasty. Nasty was escorted to the ring by “American Idol” Dirk Extreme who is still in control of Nasty’s contract. Extreme humiliated Nasty before the match. The battle went back and forth between Allen and Nasty. In the end Nasty was on top but due to Extreme’s interference Allen was able to roll Nasty up to retain. After the match Tank Runyon came to the ring and took out Extreme and Allen. They exchanged words for Extreme and Tank’s match later.

The RCW World Tagteam Champions, Pretty in Pink had to defend against former champions Metal Mayhem, Keith Hamblin and Heavy Metal. It first appeared that Hamblin was not going to be there once again but after several minutes of PIP beating down Heavy Metal, Hamblin appeared. It appears that Pretty in Pink had Hamblin subdued in the back. Once Hamblin was back out there Metal Mayhem nearly recaptured the belts but the damage had been done. Pretty in Pink kept their Tagteam Titles. Heavy Metal has sustained a cracked rib as a result of the match.

Projekt Ego (Juggulator, Exotic E, Ron Mathis, & Devon Maximus interrupted Loony and The Pipe Fitter own Kenny Bailey. Ego didn’t think it was fair that Juggulator’s Title was on the line in the 6-man match later. Judas Thorn & The Black Irish Saints (DDK & Devlin Anderson) stormed the ring. They ejected Ego from the ring and stated that Juggulator would be losing his belt of one of them tonight.

El Nino returned and performed Zumba in the ring with Stacey Cunningham who was promoting her new Zumba classes in Portsmouth.

Nikita Allov and WrestleOhio had an open challenge to take on anyone inside or outside of RCW. ECLIPSO, a masked wrestler is popular throughout the Ohio Valley made his way into RCW for the first time. Eclipso put up a great fight but in the end it was Allanov who was victorious.

Tank Runyon beat “American Idol” Dirk Extreme all over the Pipe Fitters Building. During the match Extreme worked over the neck of Runyon. The neck that put him out of action 2 years ago. A classic battle that saw Runyon get the win after the Black Hole Slam. After the match though, Extreme attacked Runyon. He and Allen focused on the neck and then made Trik Nasty deliver a neck breaker that put Runyon back on the injury list.

The 6-man for the RCW World Title was next. Elimination Rules applied. Match was great bout that lasted awhile before the first elimination. Devon Maximus went first followed by Ron Mathis. It looked for a moment as if Juggulator’s title was going to a new residence. Adrenaline X helped put out DDK and Devlin Anderson. That left Juggulator and Judas Thorn as the Final 2. With help from Exotic E, Juggulator retained. They tied Thorn up in the ropes. E had another surprise. Joining Projekt Ego would be the RETURN OF “VIOLENT” VANCE DESMOND. Desmond came to the ring with his trademark hammer. Desmond looked at Thorn but instead hit Juggulator with the hammer. Adrenaline X hit the ring only to be put out by Desmond who also gave Maximus the Canadian Destroyer. Juggulator was busted open, Exotic E livid, and the fans ecstatic> RCW Returns to Jackson on May 7th with ROAD TO INJECTION.
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Results – WWC: Rest in Peace – 10/09/10

The night started with a gloating Patrick Black in the ring. He detailed that, despite the efforts of “other WWC Executive Committee members”, he retained his position as President while also now managing the Brotherhood team of Marvel Trice and Princeton Travis. He declared that the Brotherhood’s rise had just begun, with their next goal being the domination of the WWC Tag Team division. To that end, Patrick Black challenged the Solar Powers to a match for the WWC Tag Team Titles. This prompted The Solar Powers manager, Will Profit, to storm the ring with a chair in hand. Once Patrick bailed out, Profit opened the chair, sat down, and refused the challenge. Profit stated that the Brotherhood hadn’t earned a title shot yet, and that Patrick’s cheap tricks weren’t going to get his team to jump the rankings.

As Profit left, WWC Heavyweight Champion Matt Taylor appeared, complaining to Black about his title match later that night against Devlin Anderson. The “Re-Enforcer” himself appeared, explaining that Taylor was afraid of facing Anderson, as Taylor has never beaten his longtime rival. Black decided to “tweak” the match, making it non-title, with Devlin gaining entrance to the Unbreakable tournament in November if he defeated Taylor. Furthermore, Patrick stated that he was placing a referee that he “could trust” into the match, removing Senior Official Steve Helpenstine as the referee for the main event.

Our first match of the evening featured the Brotherhood taking on the team of Dave Nevada and DJ Tom Sharp. Nevada and Sharp worked well together for their first outing, although the underhanded tactics of the Brotherhood allowed them to take home the tainted victory when Travis pinned Sharp while holding onto Sharp’s tights.

The next match had International Incident’s Eddie Gonzales facing off against Malo Pescado. Gonzales came into the match very overconfident, only to get frustrated as Pescado tenaciously kicked out of a devastating array of moves. Angered, Gonzales left the ring to retrieve a chair, but as he went to swing at Pescado… Malo took off their mask! The wrestler everyone thought to be a Louisiana native turned out to be none other than Heather Owens! Stunned by this revelation, Gonzales was swept up in an inside cradle for the surprise win by Malo Pes- er, Heather!

Justin Neal hoped to capitalize on a sneak attack against JT Stahr, but the multiple time former WWC World Heavyweight champion turned back Neal’s assault, walking out with the pin and the win.

DDK appeared next, bringing with him Ozborne, the US Army service member he had attacked at the last show. The newly christened “Oz” let everyone know that he realized that DDK embraced the Army philosophy of attacking from any angle, and that he had begun training under DDK to become a professional wrestler. DDK explained that this was also his next attempt to emulate the career of Ric Byrne by finding undeveloped talent and bringing them under his wing to form a group. “Penthouse Playboy” Jimmy Malloy took offense at this, and ended up in a match against DDK. After Malloy pulled out the win, DDK did something totally unexpected – he praised Malloy, saying that although DDK didn’t like Jimmy, he was perhaps wrong about whether Malloy was ready to challenge for the North American title.

At the halfway point of our evening, “Canadian Terror” Terry Reines addressed the crowd, saying that as far as he was concerned, International Incident was over. Further, he intended to prove that it was Nikita Allanov and Eddie Gonzales’ own flaws that caused them to lose the WWC Tag Team Title to the Solar Powers by picking at random Ultra Mega Masked Homicide to be his tag partner for the evening. We’ll never know exactly how that one would have ended, because at the end of the match, Nikita Allanov pulled Terry off the ring apron as Reines was preparing to accept the tag from Homicide. The Solar Powers looked like they were going to intercede in the conflict, however they were distracted when they halted another potential attack from the Brotherhood, who had been watching the match from ringside.

Afterwards, Nikita took to the microphone and stated that International Incident weren’t “done” – they were just “done with Terry Reines”. Nikita said he also had something to prove, as he was going to take back the North American title that Reines had lost from Aaron Williams. That match proved to be one of the most spectacular of the evening, with Allanov looking like he was going to live up to his promise with the help of interference from his partner, Eddie Gonzales. However, the sudden return of Terry Reines to the ring nullified Gonzales and allowed Aaron to pick up the win and retain his title. Afterwards, Reines presented the title to Williams, stating that he found out that in the first round of November’s Unbreakable tournament, Reines would face Williams again. Williams cautiously accepted Reines extended hand, shaking it and sealing the deal for next month.

“Black Sheep” Bennet Cole had talked a big game in his interviews posted on WWCweb.com… and he backed that up as he took on “Undertaker” Shawn Parks in Parks signature game, the Casket Match! Dressed from head to toe as the Undertaker, Parks fought the larger Cole blow for blow, the two seeming pretty evenly matched and willing to go all out to win. A pivotal turning point in the match came when Parks went for the Tombstone, only to see Cole reverse it into an inverted DDT. The direct impact of Parks’ head to the canvas seemed to snap him out of his “homage” mode, fully reasserting himself as “Superstar” Shawn Parks as he renewed his offensive and finally put the brash youngster away in the casket for the win.

In the main event of the evening, Devlin Anderson announced that he was sure Taylor was going to pull out every dirty trick he knew – so Anderson had pulled one of his own, deciding for one night to secure the services of a manager – none other than the man who helped take Taylor to the top, Violent Bob Humperdink! With Bob keeping the referee honest, Anderson defeated WWC Heavyweight Champion Matt Taylor in a non-title match to secure entry in the Unbreakable tournament in November.

Results – RCW: Atomic Drop on Autism – 10/23/10

Revolutionary Championship Wrestling invaded the Steam & Pipe Fitters Hall in Portsmouth all in the name of helping the Autism Project of Southern Ohio. RCW is proud to announce that the Project raised $1,313.00 due to the event. What an event it was! Here’s what happened…

Flash Fury successfully defended his North American Title against “Captivating” Corey Mason. Mason looked impressive and almost shocked the crowd by winning but Flash proved why he is the Champ as he retains to defend another day.

The Juggulator interrupted “Loony” Mike Horton. Juggulator said he wanted to prove that he deserved another shot at Judas Thorn’s RCW World Title. Not only would Juggulator team with Extreme tonight and beat Nasty and Thorn but he would also take on another opponent in single’s action. Loony was impressed and agreed. El Nino came to the ring. Juggulator and Nino got into a shoving match and as Loony broke them up, El Nino unmasked to reveal Exotic E under the hood. E and Juggulator attacked Loony. Judas Thorn came to his rescue but then “American Idol” Dirk Extreme was in the ring on Judas. Trik Nasty came out to even the odds. Juggulator had a new manager in Exotic E.

Dude Rock was brought out to join RangerBob on commentary

Chuck Chronic defeated Tyson Rogers. Rogers had many opportunities to pin Chronic but wanted to torture him instead. RangerBob, who use to manage both, left his announcing position and came to ringside. Tyson was distracted long enough for Chuck to get the pin.

RCW World Tag-Team Titles were still on the line even though 1/2 of the Champs, Heavy Metal, was out of action due to back injury that was likely a result of the beatdown given to Metal Mayhem by The Black Irish Saints back in August. Keith Hamblin found a suitable replacement in one JD Santos. DDK and Devlin Anderson looked impressive in their second RCW match and nearly captured the gold. BIS attempted to use a baseball bat to win the match but was stopped by Hamblin and Santos. Santos used the bat against Hamblin’s wishes to get the win. Not sure these two will be teaming again but nonetheless, Metal Mayhem remain the Champion.

During intermission Randy Allen came out to give Zach Gowen a few choice words.

Juggulator and “American Idol” Dirk Extreme defeated Trik Nasty & Judas Thorn after Exotic E passed Juggulator a chain to use on Thorn. After the match 2 challenges were made and accepted for Full Circle 8. It would be Judas Thorn defending the RCW World Title against Juggulator in a Dog Collar Match! Also Dirk Extreme would face Trik Nasty….if Dirk wins then Nasty has to be Dirk’s “Roadie” for 6 months…..if Dirk loses then Nasty gets to shave Dirk’s head!

“The Black Superman” Onyx was looking good against Wrestle Ohio’s Nikita Allanov until Special Guest Referee, Max Power, showed his true colors and helped Allanov dispose of Onyx. Power now joins Allanov, The Mastermind, and Sara in Wrestle Ohio.

Former WWE/TNA 1-legged Superstar, Zach Gowen took on Randy “The King” Allen. Allen went after Gowen’s leg as expected. Gowen fought through and was able to get the win against “The King” in an exciting bout that had the crowd on the edge of their seat.

RCW would like to thank everyone that came out to support this great cause!

Results – RPW: Throwdown for the Pound II – 10/02/10

Remix Pro Wrestling presented Throwdown for the Pound 2: Are You Afraid of the Bark? on Saturday October 2, 2010 at The Marietta Middle School in Marietta, Ohio. If you weren’t there, here is what you missed…

Trik Nasty defeated “American Idol” Dirk Extreme (w/ Corey Mason and Steff Leppard), due to pre-match stipulations, Extreme must now leave RPW.

“New Age Punisher” TJ Phillips defeated Jason “The Gift” Kincaid.

Facade defeated ASW X-Division Champion “Omega” Aaron Draven, “Whole Shabang” Johnny Gargano and Zac Vincent in a fatal fourway to win the title.

Viper and Onyx defeated The Murder Junkies in a Viper’s Pit Match.

Dirty South defeated Jason Gory and Cole Cash (sub for Shiima Xion).

NWA Dawg Pound Heavyweight Champion Chance Prophet defeated Flash Fury in a casket match following outside interference from TJ Phillips and Vance Desmond. The threesome attempted to light the casket on fire while Fury was still inside of it and went on to attack security guards and other RPW officials. Promoter Adam Johnson ejected them from the building and banned them for life from RPW.

Sara Del Rey defeated Daffney via submission.

TNA X-Division Champion Jay Lethal defeated Stevie Richards to retain the title.

Be sure to visit www.remixprowrestling.com for all the latest updates as well as the release date of this events DVD!

RPW raised over $6,000 because of their great fans! Please continue to support your local Humane Society as well as independent wrestling!

Results – MCW: September to Remember – 9/18/10

The Rev reviews MCW: September to Remember II on September 18, 2010 from The MCW Wrestleplex in Alliance, OH.

Greetings one and all — no, you aren’t seeing things, it’s me, your friendly neighbor Reverend Rogue Six, temporarily on leave from medical treatments and here with your “September to Remember” wrap-up!

This night will be one for the history books, and if you weren’t there, well, I’m sad for you, because you missed a landmark night in MCW’s history…the final match of “The Rainbow Warrior” Justin Diaz’s career.

Big Hurt defeated Nikki Skidz (who’s looking more like Johnny Napalm from the GUITAR HERO video games) in the opening match after an inverted suplex. Nikki put up as best an offense as he could, but it simply wasn’t enough; he seemed to have spent more time on his back then the staff of the Bunny Ranch, but I really have to give credit where it’s due — damn if he didn’t keep on fighting Hurt till the end.

So, for you, Nikki, I award you my Tom Petty “I Won’t Back Down” Award. No matter the match, you simply keep on fighting, and I can respect that.

Mike Hercum, MCW’s Elite Champion, sauntered out to the ring; evidently he had something on his mind that he wanted to talk about. But the crowd, in its infinite wisdom, didn’t seem all that interested; no sooner did he get near the ring then the traditional “SHUT THE F–K UP” chant started. I’ve got to be honest, I really couldn’t make out what Hercum had to say over the crowd’s chants and boos, so it probably wasn’t all that important. (Just as well, I wasn’t really all that interested either…)

Wilbur Whitlock defeated newcomer Bill Martel in a well-paced, straight-on match. Both started off with an excellent bout of chain wrestling, testing each other out, then the pace picked up. Martel made what I’d call one rookie mistake when he went to the top turnbuckle — but telegraphed the move enough that when he came off for a flying elbow, he ended up eating Wilbur’s boot instead! Wilbur went for the Whitlock Cutter once, but Martel had the presence of mind to block it and power out, but Wilbur went for the cutter a second time and nailed him with it for the pinfall. No sooner had Wilbur’s hand been raised by the ref then out to the ring came — Big Hurt? WTH? He proceeded to attack both Martel and Wilbur, and then left the ring, still yelling and arguing with the crowd like he did in his own match. I’m not al that sure just what his fragging problem is, but I think if Big Hurt would concentrate as much on wrestling as he does yelling at people in the crowd, who knows where he’d be?

Commissioner Shasta came out to the ring to the cheers of the crowd. He started off by saying that he was quite happy with the turnout, and that he had a little business to take care up, business concerning both Supa Lucha and Krazy, who he called to the ring. He apologized to both of them, saying that while he thought they needed to turn things up a notch, two weeks ago, they both “damn near killed each other” and that the two of them “rocked the place”.

Before Shasta could say much more, out to the ring came Chris Kole and Shane Sensation — a.k.a. the tag team Killer Sensation — who somehow seemed to have felt the need to ruin the mood. Shane took the mic and began talking smack about Krazy and Lucha.

I’d like to tell you what Shane said, but I swear to you — he ranted so fast that I couldn’t make out a single word; it was nothing but a stream of garble. Shasta seemed to share my opinion, and said so: “Damn, Shane, all these folks heard you say was ‘blah, blah, blah’…”

Chris Kole took the mic and asked Shasta, “Who was it that originally tore this house down?” Shasta’s answer — “Shasta…and Brain Damage! We just used your bodies to do it with!” Then he had a idea. “Since you’re here, and the two of them are here –” he turned to Lucha and Krazy, “You two fought each other two weeks ago, why don’t you two fight them?”

Shane and Chris seemed to want no part of this, and started to walk away — but not before Lucha and Krazy had ascended the turnbuckles and took to the air! The fight was on!

Killer Sensation worked Lucha over for a good deal of the match, not only keeping him grounded but away from Krazy. The strategy didn’t last long, as Krazy got a hot tag and went after both men with a vengeance. Lucha came back in, and went for the Burrito Driver — but the damage had been done, and he couldn’t pull it off. Shane hit a top rope splash for the win. (Personally, I’m looking forward to a Killer Sensation/Mentally Unstable match somewhere in the future…now that would be a party…)

The war between Allison Kay and Jessicka Havok continued tonight in a 2 out of 3 falls/No DQ/Falls Count Anywhere match that saw Jessicka ambush Allison before either of them got in the ring! Jessicka kept up a steady stream of offense, but out of nowhere, Allison hit a Killswitch and scored the first fall!

Jessicka was a little slow to rise and move, but within what seemed a matter of seconds, she hit Allison with an STO and scored the second fall! I have to say, I’ve seen plenty of 2/3 Falls matches, but in all my time, I’ve never — and I mean NEVER — seen the first two falls scored that bloody fast!

The action went out of the ring, where Allison missed with a handful of powder, Jessicka worked Allison over with a belt (and then Allison returned the favor), Allison whipped Jessicka into a cement wall and a pole, and then bulldogged her on the ring steps (yeah, there’s Excedrin headache #175) before the match got back in the ring.

Despite all that, Jessicka managed to catch Allison in a textbook crippler crossface for the tapout — and final fall — to win the match!

And here’s where it got ugly.

Allison went out of the ring and got a chair, snuck back in the ring, and blasted Jessicka in the back with it.

Then she trapped Jessicka’s arm in it and proceeded to come off the ropes onto the chair not once or twice — but FOUR TIMES. Jessicka’s screams told the story.

Shasta and the security staff came to her aid and got her to the back.

This might have been the last time we’ll see Allison Kay in an MCW ring. Then again, when Jessicka heals up, who knows? Someone’s going to be looking for some payback…

Lusicious Larry Lavender faced off against MCW Elite Champion Mike Hercum in a championship title match that saw the champion have a bit of a rough time dealing with his challenger at the start. Hercum managed to slow Larry down with a crotch shot on the turn post and even getting him in a Steiner Recliner, but when Larry managed to get loose a second time and Hercum went to jump on his back, Larry turned over — and Hercum got a knee to the groin instead!

Mike went for the sharpshooter, only to have Larry roll him up in a small package that he kicked out of. Then Mike tried the sharpshooter once again — Larry rolled him up again, but this time went a little farther with the roll. . .and WE NOW HAVE A NEW MCW ELITE CHAMPION: “LUSCIOUS” LARRY LAVENDER!

Eric Ryan faced off with the MCW Heavyweight Champion, Christian “Don’t Call Me Goku” Vaughn in a match that started off with Minka Murder coming to the ring to announce Goku’s — I mean, Vaughn’s — arrival (I’m not saying Minka’s voice is high-pitched, but one of the lenses in my glasses slightly cracked when she spoke…). And then out came the champ — whose hair looked like it was sprayed with Viagra.

Eric went on the attack early and pretty much gave Vaughn all he could handle throughout the match — even hitting what I’m going to call the Move of the Night: a running Death Valley Driver into the ringpost!

Just as things looked good for the challenger, Minka distracted the ref while Vaughn got the belt and missed Eric’s head with it. Eric seized the opening and DDT’d the champ on the belt! Of course, the ref picked that moment to turn around and see that — and not make the count.

Eric went up to the top turnbuckle — but he either tripped or Minka knocked him off-balance (thanks to the guy who walked in front of me at that precise moment, I couldn’t tell!), giving Vaughn the opening to set him for a piledriver and the win.

Things slowed down for a few moments while the ring was prepared for the Main Event — a XXXTREME rules Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match between Jebediah and Justin Diaz. (Talk about picking a match to go out on…) Jebediah and Dr. Dale Pierce came out first, then as “It’s Raining Men” began to play, the entire house came to their feet as Dick Jeremy led Justin Diaz, resplendent in his pink-n-black robe, to the ring.

You may have watched TLC matches on WWE pay-per-views or DVDs, but believe me when I tell you, it’s nothing compared to witnessing one as it happens. The chairs and ladders came into play early, and got used in many innovative ways. Then came the chant of “WE WANT TABLES” from the crowd, and in came the tables.

Jebediah was the first to start bleeding, and I have to say, I was waiting for Dick Jeremy to pass out from hyperventilating. . .

The end looked imminent when Diaz and Jeremy brought a second table in the ring (Diaz had gone through the first one), then Diaz set up a ladder and laid a semi-conscious Jebediah on it. Justin climbed the ladder, and signaled for an elbow drop. Jebediah, in the meantime, got off the table and climbed up the other side of the ladder; the two began trading blows until Diaz slammed Jebediah’s head on the ladder top and hit what I’m calling the “OH MY GOD” Move of the Night — a sunset-flip power bomb off the ladder and through the table!

It was hard to tell who’d gotten the worst of that move — but Jebediah had enough left in him to get up and hit a Haybaler on Diaz for the win!

Now, normally, this would be the end of the show, and I’d be signing off. But like I said in the beginning, this was a historical night, and there was something special planned for the finale…

As the wreckage was being cleared, the entire locker room came to the ring as the crowd (myself included) came to their feet in a standing ovation.

Shasta took the mic: “Normally I scream and yell for you all to get off your asses and cheer, but tonight I’m going to ask you to — Justin Diaz has been a part of MCW for 10 years, so put your hands together for him!” A “THANK YOU DIAZ” chant went up.

Shasta present Diaz with 2 gifts — one was an autographed picture of him in the early days, signed by every fan they could get, while the second gift was a commemorative plaque with the autographs of every MCW wrestler.

The Big-Ass Screen lit up with a video message from Shasta that contained well-wishes from Toby Klein and Brain Damage (who couldn’t be there due to scheduling commitments), and a message from Shasta himself: “No matter what, you’ll always be MCW”.

“It’s Raining Men” began to play, and a montage of Diaz’s matches ran on the screen. When this was over, a final message of THANK YOU DIAZ came up on the screen.

I’ve tried to capture the feeling of the evening, but even I can only do so much. This was one of those nights that you truly had to be there to appreciate the level of emotion that was running in the Wrestleplex.

On a final note, let me say this to Justin Diaz: You took a chance on an unknown rogue like me, and gave me a break into writing for professional wrestling. You didn’t know me from Adam, and yet you gave me space on MCW’s forum to entertain everyone, as well as chronicle the shows in my own way. For this, you have my everlasting respect and my thanks. Good luck.

And that’s the Gospel, according to the Reverend Rogue Six.

Stay extreme, my friends!

Results – RAW & Superstars in Cincinnati, OH – 9/13/10

The following matches were taped before RAW tonight and will air on this week’s edition of WWE Superstars.

Ezekiel Jackson beat Zack Ryder in a Dark Match.

The Great Khali defeated Primo, with his NXT Rookie Diva, A.J.

Vladimir Kozlov and Santino Marella defeated The Uso Brothers. Funny skit with Santino & Tamina that probably won’t air on TV.

From there, RAW begins. Here’s what went down.

Tonight’s season premiere edition of WWE’s Monday Night RAW opens with John Cena and Randy Orton backstage. The RAW Roulette wheel is behind them and up walks Josh Matthews, who welcomes us to RAW. He says every match tonight will be decided by the wheel, including Cena vs. Orton. Josh shows some of the options on the wheel. Eve comes in to spin the wheel and it lands on a Tables Match. It will be Cena vs. Orton tonight in a Tables Match. Orton just looks at Cena and walks off. Matthews reminds Cena the last time he was in a match like this, he lost the WWE Title to Sheamus. Cena says it’s a new season of RAW tonight and cuts a promo on the main event. Cena says he’s feeling lucky tonight, spins the wheel and walks off. We go to the RAW opening video.

We’re live from the US Bank Arena in Cincinnati as Michael Cole hypes tonight’s show. We see a steel cage hanging above the ring in case it’s chosen on the Roulette wheel. Jerry Lawler hypes the main event and we go to the ring. Justin Roberts introduces Cincinnati Bengals star Chad Ochocinco and he comes out to a big pop.

Chad takes the mic and gets another big pop. He welcomes everyone to the season premiere of RAW. He says there has never been a guest star as handsome as he. Chad is interrupted by WWE’s United States Champion The Miz. From one Ohioan to another, Miz welcomes Chad to RAW. Miz says he can relate to Chad but the crowd is booing him some. Miz says he just realized they have nothing in common because he is a Champion. Miz says Chad will never experience a Championship because he plays for Cincinnati. Chad puts over his team the Bengals and baseball’s Cincinnati Reds. Miz continues to trash Chad and the Bengals.

Miz says he’s awesome when the e-mail alert goes off and Cole has to read from the General Manager. It’s time to determine Miz’s match tonight. Alicia Fox is backstage and she spins the wheel. It lands on a Submission Match. The alert goes off again and it’s announced Miz’s match will be non-title and his opponent will be up to Ochocinco. Chad decides that Miz’s opponent will be Daniel Bryan. Bryan’s music hits and out he comes.

Submission Match: Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz

Bryan comes down to the ring with a smile on his face for this non-title match. We go to commercial.

Back from the break and Bryan is working over Miz in the corner with kicks. Bryan misses a charge in the corner and lands on his knee. Miz takes over and works on Bryan’s leg. We see Alex Riley at ringside. Miz stomps away on Bryan’s leg. Miz locks on a Figure Four leglock. Bryan reverses it and the hold is broken. Bryan goes for the LaBell lock but Miz makes it to the ropes. Miz rolls out to the floor to regroup.

Miz is really selling an injury as Riley checks on him. Miz grabs a mic and says he thinks he has a hernia. Yep, it’s definitely a hernia, he says. He says to ensure that he can defend his belt at Night of Champions, he’s pulling out of this match. The ring announcer goes to announce Bryan the winner by forfeit but Miz cuts him off and says he’s hurt, not quitting. Miz says Bryan can face Riley tonight if he wants to perform.

Alex Riley vs. Daniel Bryan

Riley takes his shirt off and hops in the ring, not dressed to wrestle. The bell rings and he attacks Bryan. Riley applies a leg lock on Bryan but he counters it. Bryan locks on the LaBell Lock and Riley taps out.

Winner: Daniel Bryan

After the match, The Miz runs in the ring and starts beating down Daniel Bryan, looking to be just fine now. Miz drops Bryan with a big boot to the face. Miz drops his US Title beside Bryan and presses his face into it. Miz taunts Bryan and calls him average. Bryan gets up and Miz goes for the Skull Crushing Finale. Bryan counters and locks on the LaBell Lock. Miz taps out as Riley just looks on from ringside. Miz continues to tap but Bryan won’t break the hold. Bryan finally breaks it and smiles to the crowd as his music plays. Riley helps Miz up the ramp.

We go backstage to Jillian Hall spinning the Roulette wheel. Edge is with her. He breaks out into song and dance with her. The wheel continues to spin as Cole wonders what match Edge will get. We go to commercial without knowing.

Body Slam Challenge: Edge vs. Evan Bourne

Back from the break and out comes Edge for the next match. Out comes Evan Bourne and it’s announced this will be a Body Slam Challenge. They go at it and Bourne tries for a slam early. More back and forth. Edge struggles for a slam but Bourne uses the ropes to block it. Bourne kicks Edge in the chin hard and he hits the mat. Bourne goes for a slam but Edge counters and hits the inverted DDT.

Edge picks Bourne up and body slams him to get the easy win.

Winner: Edge

After the match, Bourne gets to his feet but Edge is gearing up for a spear. Bourne turns around and Edge lays him out. Edge goes to celebrate but the e-mail alert goes off in the arena. Cole announces that Edge must perform in a second Body Slam Challenge now. Out comes his opponent… Mark Henry.

Body Slam Challenge: Edge vs. Mark Henry

Mark Henry comes down to the ring smiling and Edge doesn’t look too happy. Henry charges and Edge ducks. Henry shoves Edge across the ring. Henry goes for a splash int he corner but Edge moves. Edge goes for a bodyslam and Henry falls on top of him. Henry scoops Edge up and slams him for the win.

Winner: Mark Henry

During the break, R-Truth came out to hype the crowd and fill them in on the next match.

Back from commercial and out comes Ted DiBiase and Maryse.

Song & Dance Match: Maryse and Ted DiBiase vs. Eve Torres and R-Truth

It’s announced this match will be a Song and Dance Match. Gail Kim spun the Roulette wheel during commercial and that’s what was chosen. Ted and Maryse are out first. Out next is R-Truth and his partner Eve. The announcer says each team must select a singer and a dancer. The winner will be chosen via crowd response. Truth’s music starts playing and he has his song cut off. Truth has a new song tonight. Eve is dancing while Truth raps.

Ted and Maryse are up next. Ted says this whole thing is stupid, this is RAW and people don’t want to hear Truth rap. He says he should forfeit this whole thing now but he won’t because he’s full of surprises. Ted asks for a spotlight and it shines on he and Maryse. Maryse starts doing something like a dance and Ted starts doing something similar to singing. The crowd tells them they suck. Ted turns around and attacks Truth. Maryse also attacks Eve. Eve comes back and clotheslines Maryse. Maryse is kicked out tot he floor. Truth counters Dream Street from Ted and dropkicks him out to the floor. Eve and Truth celebrate in the ring to his new theme song as Ted and Maryse head to the back.

We go backstage to William Regal, Chad Ochocinco and The Bella Twins. The wheel lands on a Trading Places Match. Chad says it’s kind of like trading jerseys with another team. Regal’s opponent is Goldust, who walks in. Goldust hands Regal his blonde wig and walks off. Regal doesn’t look happy as he also walks off. WWE Champion Sheamus walks up. Chad says he got an e-mail from the General Manager and it said if John Morrison can beat him next, Morrison will take Chris Jericho’s spot in the Six Pack Challenge at Night of Champions. Sheamus tells the Bellas to be useful and spin the wheel. It lands on Falls Count Anywhere for Morrison vs. Sheamus. Sheamus cuts a promo on Chad and the Bengals loss yesterday. Sheamus says unlike the Bengals, he backs up his banter. Chad and the Bellas talk about a Pillow Fight Match as we go to commercial.

Back from the break and Edge is backstage. Zack Ryder walks in and asks what the GM’s problem is with Edge. Ryder says Edge should steal the GM’s girlfriend. Edge doesn’t even know who the guy is. Edge says when he wins the WWE Title, he’s going MIA with the belt. Sheamus walks in and says it’s his Championship. Some comedy here from Ryder before he walks off. Sheamus tells Edge to pay attention to what he does to John Morrison and walks off.

We see John Morrison warming up for his next match. He takes off running through the back, hopping over storage boxes and other things in his way. Cole says this is a French method of training. Kinda cool. Morrison puts on his jacket, glasses and heads to the ring where we see WWE Champion Sheamus making his way out. Commercial break.

Falls Count Anywhere Match: Sheamus vs. John Morrison

Back from the break and Morrison is making his entrance. The bell rings and Sheamus takes control of the match early. Morrison gets a quick roll-up for 2 but Sheamus knocks him back down. Morrison goes under Sheamus’ legs and hits a dropkick for 2. Sheamus throws Morrison out to the floor and comes after him. Morrison gets back in the ring first and kicks Sheamus off the apron. Morrison comes to the floor with a headscissors on Sheamus. Morrison with a running knee and a 2 count on the floor.

Sheamus gets up and shoves Morrison hard back into the fan barrier. Sheamus charges but Morrison dumps him over the barrier and into the crowd. Morrison runs and dives over the barrier, onto Sheamus and the concrete. Morrison with right hands and a 2 count. Sheamus blocks a right and drops Morrison with a backbreaker. Sheamus drops Morrison’s ribs over a steel railing and covers him for a 2 count.

Sheamus goes for a big running kick but Morrison moves. Sheamus kicks a speaker box and makes it spark. Morrison fights back but Sheamus puts him on the low part of the stage, slamming his head into it. Another 2 count for Sheamus. More offense from Sheamus as they make their way in front of the entrance area. Sheamus goes for a running slam but Morrison counters and almost knocks him off the stage. Sheamus counters and tosses Morrison off the stage but he spins in the air and lands on his feet. Sheamus comes after him but gets kicked to the concrete. Another 2 by Morrison.

Sheamus overpowers Morrison and drops him on the concrete by the stage. 2 count by Sheamus. Sheamus goes for a suplex but Morrison slides out. Sheamus responds with an elbow. Sheamus gets a steel chair and climbs on the stage. Sheamus waits for Morrison to get up. Morrison sneaks around the stage and climbs up high. Sheamus look up and Morrison jumps off the stage with a crossbody on Sheamus but only gets a 2 count. Chris Jericho appears and hits Morrison with a steel chair. Sheamus takes advantage and covers Morrison for the win.

Winner: Sheamus

Chris Jericho has made his way down to the ring and sits in a steel chair, looking pissed. We see John Cena and Randy Orton getting ready for the main event backstage. Back to commercial. Jericho sat silent in the ring during the entire commercial break.

Back from the break and Chris Jericho is still sitting in the ring, staring out at everyone. He says he’s not going anywhere until he gets exactly what he wants. Jericho says he will sit in this chair all night long if he has to, until he gets the restitution that he deserves. Jericho says he is sitting there until we get an e-mail from the GM saying that he’s back in the Six Pack Challenge at Night of Champions. Jericho says it was stupid to take him out of that match and thinking Morrison could replace him is lunacy. Jericho says he will get justice tonight. And if he doesn’t, then he quits.

Jericho says he will go home and watch as WWE burns up in flames without him. Jericho says this time, it’s for real. If he doesn’t get what he wants, he’s gone. No e-mail is coming and the crowd boo’s Jericho. Jericho says before he leaves, he’s going to track down the GM and expose his identity to the world. The e-mail alert goes off and Cole does his usual deal. Jericho calls him an idiot. The GM tells Jericho he doesn’t like ultimatums and there’s no chance that will work. No chance in hell. Jericho says he doesn’t believe the GM is Vince McMahon himself. Jericho says if Vince had orders to bark, he would be doing it man-to-man, not over a stupid computer screen. Another e-mail comes in. Jericho rips into Cole again. The GM says there’s something Jericho should know… he will make the Six Pack Challenge a Six Pack Elimination Challenge. Jericho is back in the match and each Superstar will be eliminated until there is a winner. Cole has something to add but Jericho interrupts him. Jericho puts himself over and guarantees he will be the new WWE Champion on Sunday. Another e-mail comes in. The GM tells Jericho to never interrupt him again. He says Jericho can only be back in the match if he wins his match tonight… which is taking place right now. Jericho is dressed in a suit and isn’t happy. It will be a Handicap Match against the WWE Tag Team Champions – The Hart Dynasty. And it will be a cage match. The crowd pops again. Jericho takes off his jacket and gets in Cole’s face at ringside as the cage is lowered over the ring. We go to commercial.

Handicap Cage Match: Chris Jericho vs. The Hart Dynasty

Back from the break and the match is already underway. The Harts pull Jericho back from escaping through the door. David Hart Smith hits a big running powerslam. Tyson Kidd comes in and they hit the Hart Attack. Smith and Kidd climb opposite sides of the cage at the same time. Jericho leaps up and stops Kidd but DH has escaped already and he joins Natalya at ringside. Kidd and Jericho fight on the cage wall. Jericho goes to the mat. 2 count by Kidd. Jericho comes back with a clothesline.

Jericho tosses Kidd face first into the cage wall and stomps him. Jericho yells at the RAW GM. The cage door is opened by Jericho. Kidd slides under his legs and tries to escape. Jericho pulls him back in and kicks him in the gut. Jericho with a back drop and another kick. Jericho with a headlock now. They go back and forth but Kidd nails two arm drags and some kicks to send Jericho to the mat. Kicks from Kidd in the corner and a big back kick. Jericho runs up the cage and tries to escape. Kidd stops him and slams his head into the cage. Jericho falls to the mat. Kidd goes for a kick off the top rope but Jericho catches him in the Walls of Jericho. Kidd counters it with a roll-up for 2.

Kidd locks the Sharpshooter on Jericho. Jericho finally uses the ropes to break the hold. Kidd leaps from Jericho onto the cage and tries to escape. Jericho finally notices it and comes after him. They end up on the top turbuckle. Kidd goes for a hurricanrana but Jericho drops him on his head and turns it into the Walls of Jericho. Jericho makes Kidd tap out for the win.

Winner: Chris Jericho

Back from commercial and we see WWE Hall of Famer Pete Rose sitting at ringside.

Trading Places Match: Goldust vs. William Regal

We go to the ring where Goldust, looking bizarre, is dressed as William Regal, but still wearing his paint. Goldust’s music plays next and out comes William Regal, dressed as Goldust. Regal is wearing the wig, the robe, paint and everything. Regal isn’t happy. The bell rings and Regal does the Goldust pose then spits in Goldust’s face. Goldust slips on a pair of brass knuckles and decks Regal in the face with them for the easy win.

Winner: Goldust

We see Randy Orton and John Cena heading to the ring for tonight’s main event. Back to commercial.

Back from the break and our announcers run down the Night of Champions card. Chad Ochocinco is in the ring and he introduces tonight’s special ring announcer… himself. He talks about the Tables Match with Randy Orton and John Cena.

Tables Match: Randy Orton vs. John Cena

Chad does a very bland introduction for Orton and out he comes, still to a nice reaction from the crowd. Next, Ochocinco introduces John Cena and out he comes. We have a few tables setup at ringside. The bell rings and there’s some stalling for the crowd. They lock up and break the hold. They lock up again and Cena applies a headlock. They break again and test the crowd for a reaction. Another lock up and this time Orton applies a headlock. Orton sends Cena down with a shoulder.

They go to lock up again and Cena goes behind Orton. Orton turns it around and drops Cena with an elbow. Orton goes to work on Cena now. RKO chants from the crowd. Orton goes to the apron and looks to suplex Cena to the floor and through a table. Cena counters and pushes Orton off the apron, to the floor, right beside the table. Orton and Cena stare each other down as we go to commercial.

Back from the break and Orton is in control, stomping away on Cena. Orton punches Cena on the apron and Cena leans back towards falling on the table. Cena hangs onto the ropes and blocks a right from Orton. Cena fights back and hits the fisherman’s suplex on Orton. Cena and Orton try a clothesline at the same time and collide in the air. Cena gets up and goes for the Attitude Adjustment. Orton counters it with a big DDT. Orton brings a table into the ring.

Orton sets the table up in the corner and goes after Cena. Cena comes back with flying shoulders and a big slam. Cena hits the Five Knuckle Shuffle and goes for the Attitude Adjustment. Orton slides out of it and hits two running clotheslines and a big powerslam. Orton goes for an RKO but Cena counters and applies the STF, which won’t get him the win. Wade Barrett and Nexus run down, beating on John Cena. Randy Orton RKO’s Michael Tarver but Heath Slater makes the save. John Cena hits the AA on David Otunga. Slater falls through a table on the outside. Wade Barrett picks up Cena and hits his Wasteland finisher. Barrett slides another table in to Justin Gabriel. They set Cena up on the table and Gabriel goes up top for a 450. Orton comes up and shoves Gabriel hard off the top and through a table on the floor. Orton comes in the ring but Barrett lays him out. Barrett picks Orton up for his finisher but Orton slides out. Orton tosses Barrett on the apron and knocks him to the floor, through a table. The match is still going on as everything was legal.

Orton positions a table and then drops to the mat in front of Cena. Edge and Chris Jericho run down and attack Orton. Orton fights back and counters a Codebreaker. He side steps a spear from Edge and Edge goes through the table in the corner with Jericho. Sheamus runs down and lays out Orton. Sheamus kicks Cena from the apron to the floor and goes out after him. Cena slams Sheamus on the floor with the Attitude Adjustment. Orton gets to his feet as Cena is entering the ring. Orton goes for the DDT but Cena counters. Cena goes for the Attitude Adjustment through the table but Orton impressively counters it with an RKO through the table for the win.

Winner: Randy Orton

After the match, everyone is laid out at ringside and in the ring through tables as Orton’s music plays and he poses for the crowd. RAW goes off the air with Orton on the turnbuckles.

After the cameras stopped rolling, Orton took out Jericho and Edge again with RKO’s, and then continued to celebrate in the ring. He finally left, turning around at the entrance way to a huge pop from the crowd.

Results – RCW: Gold Rush – 8/21/10

Revolutionary Championship Wrestling’s Gold Rush rocked the Jackson YMCA as fans got to see the some RCW stars of past return to action and some new interesting developments with other stars in the company. This is what went down at Gold Rush:

RangerBob opened the show and introduced his new commentating cohort, Ace Gigolo. The owners of Wrestle Ohio, The Mastermind and his wife, Sara entered the ring to introduce Wrestle Ohio’s contracted wrestler that is going to take over RCW. Nikita Allanov made his way to the ring and put down the fans and the country. RCW President, Al Snow’s “ears and eyes” made his way to the ring and said he had some power too. Allanov’s original opponent (Bryan Cross) was no longer part of the picture. His replacement would be Chuck Chronic. This would be Chronic’s first match back since his tragic accident a few years ago that left him with several burn scars. Chronic fought hard but Allanov proved victorious. Chronic was then beaten down after the match for no other reason but to send a message to “The Black Superman” Onyx. Allanov said Onyx feared him. Max Power ran into the ring to save Chuck. Wrestle Ohio jumped ship. Power stated he knew Onyx very well and when the time is right, Onyx would be back in RCW to take care of business.

Max Power returned to action for the first time since late 2004. Power would face “Captivating” Corey Mason. Mason proved to be wily as he was able to get the upper hand on the outside of the ring but the sheer girth and power of Power was too much and Max Power made Mason tap in an excruciating version of a camel clutch.

Flash Fury barley retained the North American Title against Randy “The King” Allen. Allen had wore down the surgically repaired leg of Fury and seemed to have him beat, but as we all know you cannot count Flash Fury out. Fury hit Allen with sliced bread for the win.

Metal Mayhem held on to their titles but paid the price in a war with The Black Irish Saints. DDK of the BIS is no stranger to the RCW Tag Team Titles, being a former tag champ himself. Devlin Anderson made his RCW debut and took it to the champs. Heavy Metal and Keith Hamblin held their own and came out with the victory. After the match it seemed that the BIS wanted to shake hands. MM did so but were sucker-punched and then laid out by The Black Irish Saints. This war is just beginning!

“American Idol” Dirk Extreme knew that Trik Nasty would not be in Jackson as it was reported on our website a week prior. Extreme thought he would sing and leave. He even introduced his new “manager” Simon…who is…we’ll just say a little stiff. Let’s just say that Extreme is now totally off his rocker. Loony came out and said that Trik Nasty’s schedule had been resolved and he was here after all. Trik Nasty defeated Dirk Extreme after a superkick even with all of Simon’s vocal interruptions….

The RCW World Title Match between Juggulator and Champion Judas Thorn started out as a brawl from the onset. Ladders and everything but the kitchen sink was used before the bell even rung. Judas Thorn came out on top and retained the title. Juggulator scored some satisfaction by busting the champion open with a pair of brass knuckles. This one is far from being over.

Results – DWA at The Hamilton Co. Fair – 8/13/10

“The Boss” Sean Bossman started off the show with the National Anthem and reminded everyone of the upcoming “Hot August Fight” being held at the DAV Hall in Middletown on the 28th. He mentioned the Street Fight between “The Frontman” Evan Da Malice and Shomari, the DWA Internet Title match between the champion Virus taking on his former friend Idol Heinze and that WWE Legend Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake and the DWA World Champion Vic the Bruiser will be on hand.

Soon after that, Sgt. Ledbetter came to the ring for his match and snatched the mic away and started berating the crowd as usual. After this, his opponent was announced as Dewey Brown. These guys worked a good match in the blazing heat, even though the sun was setting in the west. But all it took was Ledbetter capturing Dewey in an airplane spin and a neck breaker to garner the 1-2-3.

Next out was the tag team Purple Reign, though only The S.I. was working this singles match. His opponent was announced to be the DWA Internet Title holder, Virus. This was a match-up of two of the best high-flyers on the DWA roster and they showed it in the sweltering heat this night. Even PT attempted to get a few licks in as well but Virus was able to overcome it all and by using his famous double stomp off the top rope, captured the pinfall to retain his title.

“The Colonel” Jonathan James made his way out, to the dismay of the crowd, and was in a visible bad mood. He has for months now, tried to rid the DWA of his main nemesis, Evan Da Malice. He told the crowd that the events of last year’s fair would not be repeated and about the upcoming Street Fight and mentioned that neither Shomari nor “The Showcase” were there that evening, “But I always have a plan,” he told them. He had purchased the services of a man who was going to soften up Da Malice for Shomari and called to the ring, Abdullah the Butcher Jr. After “The Frontman” was introduced, the match began but did not bode well for The Colonel as the use of a chair backfired and Evan picked up the win.

To say James was livid would be an understatement. He promptly fired his charge and told the fans that like he said earlier in the night, he always had a plan and called more men out. As Purple Reign and Ledbetter emerged from the back, James climbed into the ring and stomped onto the Butcher, releasing a mountain of anger upon him. Security surrounded the ring as all 4 attacked the big man and this enabled an elderly fan to slip in with a chair and began swinging it, striking the security guys and James. The Sheriff’s Dept. quickly subdued the man and pulled him away. The Colonel flew into a rage about the lax security again and lit into DWA founder Johnny Diamond. By this time, Da Malice came back out and had Brown and Virus with him. Colonel asked why he was there and that his team could beat those three easily. As Evan made a challenge, James’ new army circled around and began to leave until Diamond said that there WOULD be a 6-man match as the Main Event.

Once order was restored, the 6-man match began as Dewey and PT were the first ones in. Though each man entered the fray at one time or another, Brown and PT worked most of the match. Ledbetter and Purple Reign cut Brown off from his teammates for most of the contest as they took turns slaughtering the kid. But once Dewey was able to make a tag, it was a donnybrook that ended when Ledbetter and Purple Reign walked away and was counted out. So the victory was given to the team of Dewey Brown, DWA Internet Title holder Virus and “The Frontman” Evan Da Malice.

Results – NWF in Wilmington, OH – 8/15/10

Coach Lotus defeated The Warlock.

Stewie Backlund defeated Malpractice & The Playboy.

The Hippies defeated The Brothers Sanchez.

Kyron destroyed Dustin Lillard.

NWF Tag Team Champions Matt Stephens & Danny Todd defeated KY Jordan & The Genuine Superstar.

Jay Donaldson defeated Muldoon.

NWF Champion Roger Ruffen won a battle royal.

Results – NWF at The Champaign Co. Fair – 8/11/10

The Sheik defeated Matt Stephens.

Jay Donaldson defeated The Warlock.

Amanda defeated Big Momma Nemesis (with Sin D).

The Alaskan Axe defeated Bobby Fulton.

Al Snow defeated The Longrider.

Bobby Fulton, Jay Donaldson, and Amanda defeated The Alaskan Axe, The Warlock, and Big Momma Nemesis.

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