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Just added to the card: Hi-V - represented by The Messiah and CZW Ironman Champion Trent Acid - will battle Sonjay Dutt and the returning Nick Mondo. And in the Cage of Death Match, the feud between the H8 Club comes to a head, as Nick Gage and Nate Hatred collide. Also, Chris Hero, Tony Mamaluke and Jimmy Rave have been added to the Strong Style Tournament and the New School (Chri$ Ca$h & GQ) will be in tag team action at COD5.

Lucha Xtreme Wrestling returns with it's sophomore event on Saturday, November 15. The Live event will once again be held at the prestigious Amazura Ballroom located at 91-12 144th Place in Jamaica, Queens, NY. Tickets are available now at www.Amazura.com or by calling the Amazura Ballroom box office at (718) 298-6760. LXW officials have announced that November 15 will be the start of a tournament to crown the first Lucha Xtreme Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion. There will be four quarterfinal matches that will be taking place on November 15, and the first match has already been booked. In a match that will turn the wrestling world on it's ear, "1000% Guapo" Shocker will go one on one with one of the most heralded Lucha Libre talents in the entire world, Ultimo Guerrero!! Shocker is coming off a huge victory over Jerry Lynn at LXW's debut show and has made it known that he has joined the LXW for one reason- the LXW World Heavyweight Title. Guerrero is no stranger to Shocker, as they have had one of the most heated rivalries in Lucha Libre's history. Guerrero has told LXW officials that he will not settle for anything less than victory and will do whatever it takes to defeat his nemesis along the way to becoming the first LXW World Champion. Details on the competitors involved in the remaining matches in the title tournament will be released in the upcoming weeks. Come witness all the highflying, death defying action of Lucha Xtreme Wrestling LIVE on Saturday, November 15 at the Amazura Ballroom located at 91-12 144th Place, Jamaica, Queens, NY. Front row tickets, priced at $30.00 are now available at www.Amazura.com or by calling the Amazura Ballroom box office at (718) 298-6760. General admission tickets are priced at $20.00. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and bell time is 6:00 PM sharp. Be there, signs and all, as this event will be taped for home video release! Directions (courtesy of www.Amazura.com): By Subway: Take the E, J, Z Subway line to Sutphin Blvd. Walk down Archer Ave. to 144th Place. Make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. By L.I.R.R.- Long Island Rail Road- (From All Points- East or West): Take the train to the Jamaica Station. Walk down to Archer Ave. to 144th Place. Make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Manhattan: Queens Borough Bridge/ 59th Street Bridge to LIE to Grand Central parkway East to Van Wyck Expressway South to Hillside/ Jamaica Ave. exit. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave and make a left. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Brooklyn/ Staten Island: Belt Parkway to Van Wyck Expressway towards the Whitestone Bridge. Exit on Atlantic Ave. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Staten Island: Verrazano Bridge to Belt Parkway to Van Wyck Expressway towards the Whitestone Bridge. Exit on Atlantic Ave. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. Make a right and take Jamaica Ave. straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Bronx/ Westchester: Whitestone Bridge to Whitestone Expressway to Van Wyck Expressway towards the Whitestone Bridge. Exit on Atlantic Ave. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. and make a left. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Long Island: L.I.E. to Van Wyck Expressway South (Kennedy Airport) to Hillside/Jamaica Ave. exit. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. and make a left. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From New Jersey/ Pennsylvania & All Points South: Take New Jersey Turnpike to the George Washington Bridge to the Cross Bronx Expressway to Whitestone Bridge To Whitestone Expressway to Van Wyck Expressway to the Jamaica/ Hillside Ave. exit. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. and make a left. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. From Connecticut & All Points North: Take the New England Thruway to the Throgs Neck Bridge To the Cross Island Expressway heading towards the Whitestone Expressway to Van Wyck Expressway to the Jamaica/ Hillside Ave. exit. Travel on the service road to Jamaica Ave. and make a left. Go straight to 144th Place, make a right and Amazura is at the end of the street. For further details and developments, please visit www.LXWrestling.com.

Theres been 6 posts in this thread and not ONE person mentioned any prospective Guitar on a Pole match joke?

LMAO

Webb's a hero of mine? Trust me-I don't need to rely on what he knows about Slash, considering I know half the workers on the LXW roster myself. Oh, and considering the # of times Webb has met Slash is well into the low single digits, I wouldn't really care, due to his credibility.

Have htey ever wrestled 1 on 1 anywhere? I'll be at the show and I'd defniitely love to see it.

Yes, by Rudy Boy Gonzalez and some no named jobber who I've never heardve named Shawn Michaels.

Why? If he produces in the ring, and people pay to see him (I think he might be one of the few indy guys around who can actually see tickets based on who he is), isn't that all that matters? Should every Dick professional athlete be kicked out of their sport? Who cares what the locker room thinks. Just go out there and entertain the crowd and make them pay to see more of you. Ya, but who's he gonna work with if no one likes him? You have to be a team member in any sport, including pro wrestling. You can have all the talent in the world like Buff Bagwell (And YES, he was VERY talented, admit it), but if you act like a moron, you deserve not to be pushed. That's the thing about wrestling...in a lot of other sports, you can get away with it being a one man show, but in wrestling, you have to go out and put on a staged event with someone else. Since other sports aren't staged, what happens happens and so it's accepted that some guys don't like each other, but when you already know whats going to happen and you still can't get along, then there's something wrong in the whole equation.

I actually wouldn't be surprised if that happens, and it would be a cool match to see...but who would Ruckus face for the junior title at COD5? Sonjay again? Why not D. Frazier? Or bring in a foreigner, like AB Luke, Sal Rinauro, Icarus, or even a TNA guy. Frazier had a shot a couple of show ago. If Deranged/Azrael end their fued at NOI, I could see Deranged getting a shot. Yeah, I know, but he's still the perfect guy for it. Ruckus is working Rebel at the show and Frazier is aligned w/ Rebel, so why not continue the Rebel/Ruckus feud and have Rebel send Frazier in against Ruckus again at COD. Nothing wrong with a guy getting two title shots in a few months.

I actually wouldn't be surprised if that happens, and it would be a cool match to see...but who would Ruckus face for the junior title at COD5? Sonjay again? Why not D. Frazier? Or bring in a foreigner, like AB Luke, Sal Rinauro, Icarus, or even a TNA guy.

Realized I made a mistake in my last post...one of them - either Quance or Boy - actually works as Puma Kid in Mexico, not by their So-Cal name (Quance or Boy, depending on who it is). I'm not sure which it is though. One of the four did a Phoenix 720 DDT like Jody Fleisch a few weeks ago. I'm pretty sure the one who does the SSP is actually Quance but I may be wrong. I know he uses that as his finisher in other feds though.

You mean the Havana Brothers, not Habana. Theyre the Havana Pitbulls from So-Cal, made up of Bobby Quance, Rocky Romero, Ricky Reyes, and Pinoy Boy. And if you're just seeing them for the first time now, uve missed out on them for awhile. Quance worked for XPW a few times and XPW brought three of them in for some non-taped dark matches at their HQ b/c they were looking to bring them in at as a permanent team, but never got around to it. They were gonna work MLW, but it was cancelled.

Why the hell do you care for Barber? Are you going to read reports, watch some clips, then write a 13 page essay about it? I thought quit watching wrestling months ago. Dont come bitching to anyone here suddenly. Not many here go to 1W b/c of the popups, so thats why I posted it here. Sorry about the JA subtitle, guess it was innaccurate.

Credit: The IWA-MS site's message board January 31st Chris Hero vs. CM Punk - 60 Min Ironman Match for the wXw World Heavyweight Title ! Fuck, ya.

http://noholdsbarredwrestling.com/columns/.../69748687.shtml Credible, Homicide, Jamal, and more to Japan; Keji Muto and AJPW stars come to US; NJ indy enters PPV fray; tonight's non-CZW Viking Hall show cancelled; Gage/Zandig back to Japan; NWA-TNA star in WWE dark match; tonight's Wildside card; more.

Courtesy of SSCWWrestling.com: PRESS RELEASE Stars & Stripes Championship Wrestling Inc. / Weiss Wrestling Promotions October 30, 2003 For Immediate Release Stars & Stripes Championship Wrestling Inc. (SSCW), based in Belleville, New Jersey, USA is proud to announce that we have entered into an agreement with Weiss Wrestling Promotions (WWP), based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to begin airing SSCW footage on Pay Per View both in The United States and Canada. SSCW will begin taping footage for Weiss at their November 7th show entitled “HELL-O-WEEN II” which will be held at the VFW Hall located at 970 Pompton Avenue in Cedar Grove, New Jersey promptly at 8 PM. The show will feature D-Lo Brown, Bam Bam Bigelow, Rob Eckos, Damian Adams, Josh Daniels, Inferno Dan Gimondo, “Raging Beast” Bryan Wenzel, Noel, Slyk Wagner Brown and more. “This deal is equally beneficial for SSCW, our wrestlers and WWP”, said SSCW owner Carmine Sabia. “By making our product available for viewing both nationally and internationally we provide ourselves a greater presence in a broad marketplace and open the door for new wrestling fans that are tired of the status-quo.” Says WWP head Aaron Weiss “Working with Carmine and SSCW assists us in fulfilling our objective to deliver the fans a series which features Young Stars, Legends and Current Superstars. The SSCW uses top-notch talent and as a federation they think outside of the box. Some of the best independent wrestlers in the business work for this league. We welcome SSCW on board and look forward to working with them as part of our invasion into the United States in 2004." The Pay-Per-View Series being produced by WWP will feature talents such as Shane Douglas, Chris Sabin, Red, Xavier, Homicide, Jim Duggan, Jim Neidhart, Bam Bam Bigelow, Jimmy Snuka, D-Lo Brown, Johnny Swinger, Joe E Legend, Tony Atlas, Dick Dudley and Road Warriors amongst many other greats. For more information visit www.sscwwrestling.com.

I havent herad of WWP either, but I have heard of SSCW several times. They hjad Scott Seiner vs. Corino last year.

I'm writing an article about his WWE debut and REALLY need a transcript of Heyman's intro of him during the in-ring promo on tonight's episode. My TV fucked up during the segment so I couldn't tape it, but I REALLY need the word-for-word promo. I'm pretty sure Heyman also introduces Nathan Jones; I don't need that. All I need is Heyman's intro of Jones. From what I could hear through the fuzzy black-and-white shaking screen that was my TV during that segment (I figured out what was wrong right after), he read off his weight and height and said he'll be a dominant force or something like that, but Im not really sure. So, if anyone who lives on the West coast and is gonna watch SD later tonight or if anyone taped it can transcribe me the part of Heyman's promo where he introduces him, I'd REALLY, REALLY, REALLY appreciate it. Thank you. If anyones willing to help, just post the transcript in this thread or PM it to me. Thank you VERY much. (I know this isn't WWE news, but its WWE related. If a mod wants to move it to the General Wrestling forum, that's OK.).

Thank you *very* much.

Elix Skipper lost to Horshu of UPW in a WWE dark match on 10/28 in Atlanta, GA before the taping of SmackDown! (which will air tomorrow). According to RajahWWF.com's report of the show, during the bout, Elix blew his signature ropewalk huracanrana and eventually was pinned following a modified powerslam.

Right. He WAS an indy guy. Amazing Red was injured in Japan and will be out of action for several months. Low Ki is also in Japan. He recently left ROH.

Right. He WAS an indy guy. Amazing Red was injured in Japan and will be out of action for several months. Low Ki is also in Japan. He recently left ROH.

Agreed.

Umm, you may not realize this, but you just proved his point for him... He didn't say that calling a sitout move a head drop was redundant. He said calling labelling it a sitout head drop and a Michinoky Driver II was redundant. And according to you, a Michinoky Driver II is defined as a Sitout Bodyslam/Piledriver and a piledriver is typically a head drop move. I agree, partly - calling it a MD2 and a sitout move was reduntant. Youre right there. However, it could be interpreted either way as to what he meant by "Isn't it kinda redundant to describe a MDII as "Sitout Head Drop"?" Could just interpret the redundancy as calling any sitout move a head drop, too? I see what you mean though and do agree that I was redundant in calling it both a MD2 and a sitout move. Ummm...WWE rarely uses the move anymore. I've seen John Cena do it a few times and that's about it. The indy version in the US is not always a head drop. Ive seen it plenty of times where they guy just lands on his back. Juvi's version isn't much of a head drop anymore (his TNA stuff has been, but watch him in MX and it's not really).