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

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.

Thank you *very* much.

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.).

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.

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.

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).

No, its not. Not all sitout moves are head drops. How many times do u see a Michinoku Driver II where the guy lands completely on his back, rather than on his neck, yet a Michinoku Driver II is still defined as a Sitout Bodyslam/Piledriver combo and a piledriver is typically a head drop move.

FRIGHT NIGHT 2003 sold out the NWA ARENA with standing room only to see ONYX become the new NWA WILDSIDE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION. AJ STYLES returned home but was defeated by the NWA WILDSIDE TELEVISION CHAMPION, RAINMAN. ALTAR BOY LUKE & GABRIEL won their match over SLASH & AZRAEL but at great expense. LARRY GOODMAN's full report will be on-line soon.... SATURDAY 11/1/03 TV TAPING NWA ARENA CORNELIA, GA In a BUNKHOUSE BRAWL, BULLDOF RAINES & TANK face THE DOBBINS BROTHERS w/AL GETXZ. JEREMY V & BRANDON P face NEMESIS & SHADOW TODD SEXTON & MASADA in a rematch against NICK HALEN & JAY FURY RAY GORDY w/SALVATORE RINAURO puts the JUNIOR TITLE up against SLIM J CAPRICE COLEMAN tams with GABRIEL to face RAINMAN & AZRAEL MURDER 1 plans to hurt somebody "KOOL" SETH DELAY takes on JERRELLE CLARK fresh off NWATNA PPV ONYX has his 1st title defense against MIKAL ADRYAN JACEY NORTH wants JEFF LEWIS In a match, and much more..... Remember every FRIDAY at the NWA ARENA....only $5, and KIDS UNDER 12 are FREE!!!!!!! CAPRICE COLEMAN is booked for WWE tapings on Monday in Fayetteville ONYX is booked for WWE tapings in in North Atlanta on Tuesday Thats the Wildside newsletter I got via email earlier today...

I got the fed's newsletter via email earlier today but an just getting to look at it now...here it is, complete w/ matches for the next show... FRIGHT NIGHT 2003 sold out the NWA ARENA with standing room only to see ONYX become the new NWA WILDSIDE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION. AJ STYLES returned home but was defeated by the NWA WILDSIDE TELEVISION CHAMPION, RAINMAN. ALTAR BOY LUKE & GABRIEL won their match over SLASH & AZRAEL but at great expense. LARRY GOODMAN's full report will be on-line soon.... SATURDAY 11/1/03 TV TAPING NWA ARENA CORNELIA, GA In a BUNKHOUSE BRAWL, BULLDOF RAINES & TANK face THE DOBBINS BROTHERS w/AL GETXZ. JEREMY V & BRANDON P face NEMESIS & SHADOW TODD SEXTON & MASADA in a rematch against NICK HALEN & JAY FURY RAY GORDY w/SALVATORE RINAURO puts the JUNIOR TITLE up against SLIM J CAPRICE COLEMAN tams with GABRIEL to face RAINMAN & AZRAEL MURDER 1 plans to hurt somebody "KOOL" SETH DELAY takes on JERRELLE CLARK fresh off NWATNA PPV ONYX has his 1st title defense against MIKAL ADRYAN JACEY NORTH wants JEFF LEWIS In a match, and much more..... Remember every FRIDAY at the NWA ARENA....only $5, and KIDS UNDER 12 are FREE!!!!!!! CAPRICE COLEMAN is booked for WWE tapings on Monday in Fayetteville ONYX is booked for WWE tapings in in North Atlanta on Tuesday CREDIT: NWA Wildside newsletter

I both like and dislike Acid in a way. I dislike him b/c... 1. I think he tries stuff he can't do, i.e. strong style. I enjoyed his matches w/ Homicide, but it seemed like Homi was carrying him most of the time. Im fine when he tries a roaring elbow or whatever every now and then, but I get tired of the Y-kicks and all of that Japanese stuff. When he tries to work with a Japanese guy, he sucked (ie. most of his matches w/ Winger; I hated their BOTB1 match and their three-way w/ Ruckus wasnt too much better). 2. I'm jealous of him. Who isnt, though? He gets all of these kisses from chicks on the way to the ring, LOL. I like him b/c... 1. When he's on his game (no pun intended), he can be very good. His tag team work is excellent and he does have charisma. When he hits his moves right, they look great, but when he doesn't, they look really bad. He can hit the best looking swinging DDTs and Asai Moonsaults one night and then hit the worst the next.

I was about to edit my post and say exactly that, but you took the words right out of my mouth. Eric Gargiulo did call it something, but u cant tell what. The guy above said its called the Rubix Cube.

I'm writing an article for NoHoldsBarredWrestling.com about one of the segments that took place on the show and am looking to get comments from anyone who attended it. I'm talking about the 10/24 Pacific Coast Wrestling "UltraKlash" show in Altadena, CA. I would post this on SoCalUncensored, but the webmaster and I have problems w/ each other and something would immediately start with us over there. So, if anyone attended the show, Id appreciate it if they could PM me and Id be happy to tell them more. Thanks.

It's Chris Hero vs. Trent Acid. Acid is the one being pinned, Hero is the one with the black hair who's doing the pinning. Hero doesn't use the move too regularly, from what I know, so it doesn't have a name, I don't think (I may be wrong), but if u DL the video, what the move was is a modified version of Nick Mondo's Assault Driver. Hero lifted Acid into a shoulder mount position, grabbed his head and squeezed it downward so that Acid was folded up like an accordian while on Hero's shoulders, and then used his head to pull Acid's entire body down to the mat, while sitting out at the same time so that he landed on the back of his head and his back. It's basically a Cradle Shoulder Mount into a Sitout Cradle Head Drop Michinoku Driver II.

It's Chris Hero vs. Trent Acid. Acid is the one being pinned, Hero is the one with the black hair who's doing the pinning. Hero doesn't use the move too regularly, from what I know, so it doesn't have a name, I don't think (I may be wrong), but if u DL the video, what the move was is a modified version of Nick Mondo's Assault Driver. Hero lifted Acid into a shoulder mount position, grabbed his head and squeezed it downward so that Acid was folded up like an accordian while on Hero's shoulders, and then used his head to pull Acid's entire body down to the mat, while sitting out at the same time so that he landed on the back of his head and his back. It's basically a Cradle Shoulder Mount into a Sitout Cradle Head Drop Michinoku Driver II.

Dude, he's an awful EVERYTHING, heh. Well yeah...but I'd rather they keep the belt far away from him Don't be so hard on him. You wouldn't have CZW without him. He sticks to what he knows, unlike Trent Acid, Shane McMahon, and other guys. He's a garbage wrestler, he never tried to say he's not. He's a real nice guy too, so if he wants to win the title again, be happy u had Messiah as the champ for almost a year. Messiah wasn't exactly over the whole reign, so Zandig could've taken it off him earlier.

Don't buy the hype, it isn't as great as everyone makes it out to be. Says you. If it wasn't for Homicide-Corino, it'd be my match of the year for 2003. Having seen Corino/Homicide in person, I can tell you that it's fantastic, but it's not at the same level as Benoit/Angle. C/H resorted more to drama than it did to actual wrestling (that's not to say the drama wasn't amazing, because it most certainly was), but Benoit/Angle really was strictly wrestling and showed exactly what wrestling should be. I think they're two different types of matches that can't really be fairly compared.

Low-Ki also was in APW's King of The Indies 2001 In which he wrestled 4 matches and made it to the finals only to lose to American Dragon. How's that for nitpicking eh? Good point. Thanks for the correction. I'm pretty sure I knew he worked that show, but I forgot somehow. I also reformatted the post b/c it messed up when I copied and pasted it from my computer to the site post board.

http://noholdsbarredwrestling.com/columns/.../69126200.shtml In this issue: CZW stars signed by UK indy, Super Crazy in Japan; Z-Barr to NWA-TNA?, CZW debuts tonight in Italy; UPW's next show to feature LOW KI, STING, and KEN SHAMROCK!!!!; reason for Sabu's IWA-MS no-show; MLW/TNA shows cancelled; AMW back on shit list in TNA; NWA Wildside supercard tonight; news on tonight's ROH show; Low Ki off of upcoming ROH show; and more!

They also trained Jack Miller, whos making his MLW debut vs. Tony Mamaluke on 10/24.

Quick addition...this match was for the XPW European Title, believe it or not (it was announced as such). Storm retained. No it wasn't. If you are going to get your news from message boards make sure its a reliable source. I got the info from someone who was at the show. It was. Storm was announced as Euro champ and the announcer said it was for the title. I was their and it was most certainly announced for the XPW European Title. Thank u

If youve only seen his XPW work you're missing out. His APW bumping was fantastic, back in the day.

Quick addition...this match was for the XPW European Title, believe it or not (it was announced as such). Storm retained. No it wasn't. If you are going to get your news from message boards make sure its a reliable source. I got the info from someone who was at the show. It was. Storm was announced as Euro champ and the announcer said it was for the title.