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Here are results straight from their website The opening contest saw a 4 Way Match for a PWS Contract between EJ Risk, "Juicy" Justin Corino, VSK, and Vicious Vin. About 10 minutes into this back and forth match up in which VSK was the obvious stand out, "The Cold Hearted Playa" Danny Demanto, sporting a snazzy Charles Oakley Knicks jersey, jumped the guardrail from the crowd and hit finishers on all four participants with the crowd of an estimated 200 behind him. Demanto cleaned house and with the crowd's approval proclaimed that he is back in PWS. With Commissioner Necro Butcher not in the building, there was really nobody to tell him otherwise. Necro is expected to issue a statement on this in the coming days. Kevin Matthews escorted his Reality Check teammate Tommy Suede to the ring for his singles match with fellow The Wrestler film star Romeo Roselli. This match marked another first for PWS; not only as a battle of two film stars, but as the first time in perhaps the entire career of Romeo Roselli that he had the entire crowd cheering for him. Mid match, a melee broke out between Reality Check (Matthews/Devon Moore), B-Boy, and Grim Reefer. In the midst of the free for all, Suede took a beating from B-Boy which led to the local hero Romeo picking up the pinfall victory. As a hurt Suede was taken to the back by his Reality Check teammates, Reefer made the announcement that due to the bad weather Jerry Lynn was legit stuck at the Raleigh/Durham airport. Moore agreed to put his PWS Title on the line in a Three Way Dance Ambulance Match later in the night against B-Boy and Reefer. Paul E Normus pinned the behemoth Fala Azrieal pinned Mentallo in a 20 minute classic match Black Machismo Jay Lethal entered the ring and announced that while he was supposed to wrestle Demolition with a mystery partner tonight, there was a guy in the locker room that he had always wanted a piece of. Out came One Warrior Nation! Machismo picked up the win after hitting three top rope elbow drops. The match up between Demolition and The Latin American Dream/Danny Demanto was ruled a No Contest after Reality Check stormed the ring as Ax and Smash were hitting their finisher on Rob Vegas. Post match, Danny Demanto beat down Rob Vegas and joined Reality Check. Universal Records hip hop star Poison Pen's intermission performance was interrupted by The Manitoba Maulers (Danny Duggan + Antonio Scorpio). New PWS tag team The Urban Legends (Wes Draven + Devious) came to Pen's aid and picked up the win. Poison Pen was announced as The Urban Legends' new manager. The Dynamic Sensation pinned Javi-Air in a rematch from PWS Refuse To Lose In the main event, PWS Champion Devon Moore defeated Grim Reefer and B-Boy by throwing Grim Reefer into the ambulance after a near half hour battle that spread throughout the entire building. The ambulance drove out of the building with Reefer in back to St John's Riverside Hospital following the conclusion of the match. Reality Check members Kevin Matthews and Danny Demanto were involved in the match and both received beatings. Matthews was tossed from the ring onto a full row of set up chairs while Reefer climbed a scaffold and dove onto Demanto whom was laid out across a set of guardrails. About 20 chairs, a stretcher, an oxygen tank, frozen water bottles, and even a football were used in this match up. Moore's PWS Title now has the Reality Check logo on the main plate. "The New Age Punisher" B-Boy is blaming Danny Demanto's involvement in this match as the reason why he did not walk out as PWS Champion. Attendance was near 200 people which included WWE Legend "The Mouth Of The South" Jimmy Hart, TNA star Homicide, New England tag team champs The Hoodz, FTW superstar Jay Lover, rapper Knowledge, and more. Jerry Lynn wishes to apologize to his fans that he was unable to attend the event due to his flight cancellation. Lynn left his home in Nashville, TN at 8am Fri morning, however when he arrived in Raleigh/Durham NC for his connecting to flight to NY's JFK, he was informed that all departures to NY + NJ had been postponed until the following morning due to high winds and rain in the area.

well it's clear from the other thread that there is another PWS out there, as mine stands for Pro Wrestling Syndicate and runs shows in the NY/NJ area. Anyhow, my show is tonight. Too bad we're having bad weather though. I'll report back with results and such.

I'd describe it as having the "movie" effect, like it was shot with a theatrical film camera. Looks like whoever edited it for 24/7 pressed the movie effect button and left it on by mistake. No worries personally as I own an original CHV master tape of the show.

I didn't get the new dvd due to lack of funds at the moment, but I am pumped for Season 4. Maybe Charlie will finally get the Coffee Store girl ( who in real life is his wife actually). At the least we need more Frank and Charlie- centered episodes IMO.

I agree with you all. That was a great opener that drew you back in and got you pumped for this season. The House-Wilson intervention was awesome and House's line to Cameron was great (Paraphrasing) CAM-So you want me to sleep with him (Wilson) House- No I already got the Bi-Sexual girl (13) on it, but you can sit in if you like" Bring on episode 2.

Bumping this cuz PWS is coming back here agan on 9/26. They are adverising Demoltion, Jimmy Hart, Jerry Lynn, and Jay Lethal, I assume Sandman won't be back after his run-in with the Yonkers PD. I just got me tix. I update when I find out more. Anyhow the Hart-Evans match from the previous show is on youtube now,as well as on dvd thru PWS (which I own and is pretty good quality for an indy video)

Watched finally. I remembered it being a better show for some reason. Anyhow music notes- they edited DDP's (he wasn't using the Teen Spirit ripoff yet untill after his return from "retirement", he was using the one production song called "Glam Rock", which starting with a bike engine revving and DDP saying "Good Gawd" Also taken off was Konan's 1ST theme as well. I'm not sure but I think the opening voiceover was redone by the guy who does the WWE dvd and some TV commercial voiceover. Anyhow the street fight was fun ,the DDP-Badd match was good, as these two always seemed to have good chemistry. The tag title matches were boring, only made interesting by the awesome Sting and Luger angle. This show is made by the fact of the Pillman angle and Liz turning on Savage (Hogan's reaction promo was hilarious though), but even the Flair match wasn't too great. Plus I got depressed counting 9 dead people on the show in 1/2 Public Enemy, 3 Hawk, 4. Woman, 5 Liz, 6 Loch Ness, 7 Pillman,8. Randy Anderson. 9 J. Tenta

Dolph Zigler? I guess WWE really wants to distance him from the Spirit Squad days, although I always think of Nemeth first as Kerwin White's caddy. WWE creative has been brutal with names as of late. Show was good, the crowd was hot. The cage match delivered, the Santino, Orton, JBL ,and 'Tista segment was gold, gotta love Santino's promos (But I see no HonkaMeter tonight, perhaps Wrestlecrap sued WWE for ripping off the Clock-Trolla) and Big Dave brung the mic skills tonight. Good to see Jericho still hates JBL for trying to strangle him. Haas is catching on with the crowd, funny how comedy angles are the way to get him over (RE see his team with Rico in 04). A ladder match sounds fun, but why is Shawn worried about a title when the angle says he is disobeying the doc in order to hurt Chris.

I finished the dvds, and I gotta say that 2part finale threw me for a loop. Awesome storytelling with great insight into House, then a heartbreaking conclusion and a radically new dynamic between House and Wilson. Where do they go from here? Maybe House finally hooks up with Cuddy, but that would mean the end of the show. I predict the original team gets back together by season's endof the original team gets back together, then kill off someone, I'll just got the original team gets back together, then , then they kill off someone, again, I'll just guess Chase.

And oddly it was GTV that caused Chaz to dump her in the first place (The camera caught her making out with Meat aka Shawn Stasiak)

no they just show JR 's farewell speech. Also a funny note, I just got the NOC dvd (as well as the GAB 08 dvd), and I noticed they used the same banners with the various belts on them that they used last year. But I guess there was no ECW banner last year but there was a Cruiserweight title one (hey remember that belt? WWE doesn't) in 07. So guess what they did? If you guessed take the CW banner and cheaply write ECW over it,you are correct.

Quick thoughts- How glourious it is. But why are they wasting a PPV match like Punk V Jericho on free tv? And to think of it Kane V Mysterio as well. Manu? That's what they came up with after all this time? Afa Jr. was better than that. Gotta love revisionist history. Well hope Punk enjoyed his brief run. Charlie Haas is getting over, expect him to be "future endeavored " soon.

we got that last year and I got it then. I previously mentioned this in last year's thread. Funny thing is inside it still had the original insert with Benoit on it and obviously has the original dvd from 2004 (with the ppv theme song intact) Interestingly, our second shipment of them had the original cover on it (thereby pissing me off) About early releasing, a major store like ours cannot sell anything with a hard street date (literally the system won't let you ring it up) despite getting stuff in as early as 3 weeks prior. I assume the little shops use just basic registers that don't have any restrictions on it and therefore can sell stuff early (unless the studios find out and the government slaps a huge fine on them)

did anyone else with cablevision have a random commercial come on after the Kowalski memorial pic? Mine did, thereby cutting off the start of Raw and then it came back with Orton halfway down the ramp . That sucked. Yea Kane's new song sucks, it's like a crappy remake of his original one mixed with some B-Horror movie song. And yea, it was obvious Shawn took a bad bump, and I hadn't even heard the news yet. DOH Santino continues to rule, from his promo, to his post-match walk away while muttering that he's not scared of D-lo cuz he is Italian. Speaking of D-Lo, why did WWE rehire him to wrestle Santino every week?

This never happened, but thanks! I know Bischoff and 3MW were once messing with Blassie when he was in is wheelchair, but the Dudleyz saved yea, Blassie was there to promote his book, he even got to tell D-Von to get the tables. Sadly he died about 2 weeks after that (just like Hawk died just months after a Raw apperance that same year 03) Back to subject, Bischoff breaking into Vince's house and pseudo-raping Linda who was incapacited due to Kane tombstoning her on the entrance ramp, was pretty dastardly if not dumb.

I assume it was due to it being Halloween time.

The Benigans here in Yonkers just closed. No doubt due to Professor Chaos switching soup orders. I ate there a few times, not too impressive, yet not too repulsing

Damn 24/7 just had his HOF profile last month. RIP Big K.

where? It was 14.95 for me (and I only ordered 2 and 5). I didn't realize Goldust was Dustin until PWI pointed it out for me in early 96. I should have known by the voice but the shorter non-curly hair must have thrown me off.

And they could have added a little canned heat to make him not look like a total jobber.

No one remarked that Killings still had his TNA theme? That was a nice touch(And the only time you'll see that, though I suppose Jeff Hardy could have since he recorded his own TNA theme too). Though that entrance wasn't the same without the fans yelling "WHAT'S UP!" But to ignore his prior WWF tenure is annoying, even if just a passing mention like JR saying "Longtime fans may remember him as K-Kwik, but to signify his triumphs over his demons, this young man goes simply by R-Truth, and would like to inspire all the youth to stay true to who they are" or some such nonsense, at least not try to blantanly erase history like it's 1991 and The Dragon is an exciting newcomer, by saying he just got out of jail or whatever the gimmick is.

I'm glad to see the 92 MSG show on the schedule because I was at that show, and haven't seen it since it was shown on the MSG Network right afterwards.

awesome segment there, I always loved when King Booker would get pissed and drop his faux English accent. "I don't speak ebonics!" LMAO Better than the apparant Scarface impression he was doing on last night's TNA show.

And yes I always enjoyed the so bad, it's good skits of XPW TV, even moreso than the actual matches. And I'm sorry about the long paragraph in my last post, but I'm using my PS3 to post this.

I just got the Season 3 dvd last week, and the first disc alone is worth the purchase. We get Kleinrock delivering a taped Onita promo to Sabu and Josh Lazie in a hotel room (and you think WWE is bad with the magical camera). For some reason it was funny to watch Sabu using a remote. Then you get the press conforerence with Black announcing he is selling XPW to Onita, then renouncing his US citizenship and wiping his ass with the American flag, Onita comes and rants forever, and you can't understand a word he says. Then he attacks Sabu and then light the American flag on fire (which is clipped out understandably) and burns Sabu's face on it, all the while Kloss and Rivera are overacting. All this setup for a match that never happened. Then you get the famous Supreme-Messiah parking lot brawl, with Black's weak-chairshot assault on Supreme. Lizzy Borden kidnapped and the horribly cheesy vignettes of that. Plus we get more of NC and the debut of Sulu. And the disturbing Webb-Jessica vs Tool and Cypher angle.