LaParkaYourCar 0 Report post Posted May 3, 2003 Here's my first Large Show. It kinda sucks, but oh well. NHW Danger Zone (Month 1) (Large Event) The 4 members of The Happy Fun Bunch are backstage. They spent the interview putting themselves over. (Alan Funk gained overness from this segment) 65% Lash LeRoux vs Reno (For The TV Title Title) : Lash LeRoux strikes Reno. Reno counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Lame kick from Reno. LeRoux reverses an irish whip...and Reno runs into the referee. Side suplex from Reno. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Reno only gets knees on a splash. Hard back suplex on Reno. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Reno takes a hurrancarana from Lash LeRoux. Hooks the leg for a two count. Vicious kick to the teeth from Lash LeRoux. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Reno counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Big clothesline from Reno. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lash LeRoux powers out of a Reno headlock. Lash LeRoux moves in for the kill. Whiplash!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! I'll give it a *1 rating. (The TV Title title has gained in image) Overall: 59% Crowd Reaction: 50% Match Quality: 69% Rock N Roll Express are backstage. They wanted to rip into Villanos. 49% Rock N Roll Express vs Villanos (For The Tag Team Title Titles) : Vil IV takes a kick to the chest, and staggers back. Gibson hits an arm drag on Vil IV. Diving headbutt from Gibson, not much elevation. Vil IV tags out to Villano V. Forearm to the face from Vil V on Gibson. Gibson reverses a waistlock. Gibson hits a quick kick on Vil V. Gibson tags out to Ricky Morton. Robert Gibson scoops up Vil V. Morton bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Back heel kick from Morton on Vil V. Ricky Morton blasts Vil V with a rather-less-than-super kick. Tag to Robert Gibson. Villano V is all alone...Double Dropkick!! 1....2....3! Nothing worth seeing here, i'll give a 1 star rating because i'm generous. (The Tag Team Titles have gained in image) Overall: 47% Crowd Reaction: 42% Quality: 52% A black stretch limo pulls up outside the arena, and out steps Scorpio, making his first appearance in the promotion. He looks around, then heads toward the locker room. 76% 10 Man Battle Royal (Winner faces Ultimo Dragon for the NHW Title) : Scorpio strikes Yang. Jimmy Yang got bundled out by Scorpio. (Elimination # 1) Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Scorpio went for the elimination, but Reno held on to the ropes. Wright flattens Essa Rios. Wright went for the elimination, but Essa Rios held on to the ropes. Reno hits a right hand on El Dandy. Flapjack from Reno on El Dandy. Funk walks into a high dropkick from Lash LeRoux. Flying elbow from Lash LeRoux. Dropkick connects, Funk goes down. Alan Funk got eliminated by Essa. (Elimination # 2) Stiff high kick on Reno by Essa Rios who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Reno got eliminated by Essa. (Elimination # 3) LeRoux crushes Scorpio with a running senton. LeRoux went for the elimination, but Scorpio held on to the ropes. Dropkick connects, Essa goes down. Tornado DDT from Kaz Hayashi, Essa got planted. Kaz hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Essa Rios was eliminated by Kaz. (Elimination # 4) El Dandy gets hip tossed by Wright. Alex Wright uses something vaguely resembling a reverse suplex. Back heel kick from Wright on Scorpio, missed by miles. Wright went for the elimination, but Scorpio held on to the ropes. El Dandy receives some punishment. Stasiak threw El Dandy over the top rope. (Elimination # 5) Rude Awakening on Scorpio by Stasiak. Stasiak tried to eliminate Scorpio, who hung onto the top rope. Nice piledriver on Scorpio. Stasiak tried to get Scorpio over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Wright hits a dropkick on Lash LeRoux. 'Hit' may be an exaggeration, as it barely touched. Wright tried to get Lash LeRoux over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Wright hits a back kick. Shawn Stasiak got bundled out by Wright. (Elimination # 6) Kick from Scorpio to the leg. Alex Wright was eliminated by Scorpio. (Elimination # 7) Kick from Kaz Hayashi to the leg. Kaz went for the elimination, but Scorpio held on to the ropes. Scorpio hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Scorpio went for the elimination, but Lash LeRoux held on to the ropes. Hard back suplex on LeRoux. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Kaz went for the elimination, but Lash LeRoux held on to the ropes. Scorpio scores with a back heel kick on Kaz. Kaz Hayashi got eliminated by Scorpio. (Elimination # 8) LeRoux crushes Scorpio with a big legdrop. DDT from the top rope by Lash LeRoux. That looked brutal. Scorpio counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Scorpio threw Lash LeRoux over the top rope. I don't rate battle royals. Overall: 60% Crowd: 52% Quality: 68% Rainbow Express vs The Daredevils : Second rope flying axe handle, Lenny goes down. Essa Rios misses a clothesline. Lenny hits a flying kick on Essa. Lenny tags out to Lodi. Lodi hits a dropkick on Essa Rios. 'Hit' may be an exaggeration, as it barely touched. Essa walks into a spinning heel kick, evidently feeling that the 'duck' tactic is over-rated. Essa Rios powers out of a Lodi headlock. Flying elbow from Essa Rios. Essa tags out to Air Paris. Air Paris scores with a back heel kick on Lodi. Air Paris hits a rolling kick on Lodi. Paris walks into a trip. Lodi hits a spinning back kick. Tag to Lenny. Lenny with an enziguri. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lenny arm drags Paris over. Lenny gets whipped into the corner. Paris charges in, but into a pair of raised boots. Lenny uses a roll up, with feet on the second rope! The referee hasn't seen it: 1....2....3!! It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1 rating. Overall: 59% Crowd: 59% Quality: 60% Scorpio is backstage. He wanted to rip into Ultimo Dragon. That's a good way to build up to an eventual match. 70% Scorpio vs Ultimo Dragon (For The NHW Title Title) : Ultimo Dragon scores with a back heel kick on Scorpio. Standing leg lariat by Ultimo Dragon on Scorpio. Flying elbow from Ultimo Dragon. Scorpio takes a flying neckbreaker from Ultimo Dragon. Scorpio blocks a kick from Ultimo Dragon. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Super kick by Scorpio. There's a two count on the pin. Ultimo Dragon powers out of a Scorpio headlock. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Cover for a two count. Vicious kick to the teeth from Ultimo Dragon. Pin, but Scorpio is out just before the three count. Scorpio takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Scorpio strikes Ultimo. Ultimo counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Flying elbow from Ultimo Dragon. Scorpio is in trouble. Dragon Suplex!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! This gets a **3 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. (The NHW Title has gained in image) Overall: 74% Crowd: 68% Quality: 80% Overall show rating: 63% Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest DKnez Report post Posted May 3, 2003 CWF "Tuesday Carnage" May 20th Reggaetones vs Gedo and Jado : Gedo hits a punch, but takes one right back. CLUBBERIN', CLUBBERIN', THEY BE CLUBBERIN' TONY! Sorry, flashback moment. Gedo gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Gedo fights out of a grapple. Gedo hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Lightning kick by Gedo on Reggae #2. Tag to Jado. Reggae #2 takes a flying neckbreaker from Jado. Jado drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Tag between Reggaetone #2 and Reggaetone #1. Reggaetone #2 scoops up Jado. Reggae #1 bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Reggaetone #1 hits a right hand on Jado. There's a two count on the pin. Powerslam from Reggaetone #1 on Jado. Reggae #1 tags out to Reggaetone #2. Side suplex from Reggae #2. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Jado fights out of a grapple. Tag between Jado and Gedo. Driven DDT by Gedo. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Gedo has Reggaetone #2 down on the canvas. Here it comes - Gedo Clutch, forget about it. 1....2...3! Hotshots just hit the ring with chairs! Stereo chair shots put down Reggaetones! Gedo tries to attack, but gets beaten to the floor with punches and kicks. Jado has a brief offensive flurry, but gets nailed with a boot to the gut...and hit with the SureShot! Hotshots have laid everyone out! I'll give it a *1\2 rating. OR 59% Nova is backstage. He was out there to tell Brian Kendrick that he was going to discombobulate him. Hey, that's my line! OR 55% Seven is backstage. He spent the interview putting himself over.Calling the roster a bunch of jabronies. OR 60% Orlando Jordan vs Mark Jindrak : Fallaway slam by Mark Jindrak. Super frankensteiner on Jordan, who hit hard. There's a two count on the pin. Orlando Jordan takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Weak headbutt on Jindrak by Jordan. Jindrak gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Orlando Jordan scores with a poor standing spinebuster. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Orlando Jordan with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Jindrak. Jindrak reverses a Orlando Jordan hammerlock. Massive backbreaker, Jordan got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Cover for a two count. Springboard dropkick from Mark Jindrak. Nicely done. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Bodyslam by Jindrak. Mark Jindrak fires off some right and left hands. Jordan drops out the back of a Mark Jindrak bodyslam attempt. Orlando Jordan strikes Mark Jindrak. Orlando Jordan turns Jindrak inside-out with a clothesline. Orlando Jordan has Mark Jindrak down on the canvas. Here it comes - Power Drive Elbow, forget about it. 1....2...3! I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Orlando Jordan debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Mark Jindrak lost overness from this match. Orlando Jordan gained overness from this match. OR 55% Shawn Stasiak is backstage. He talked trash about Seven. Saying he's never even heard of him and he's the jabroni. See, it's simple - they insult each other, build up some heat, then fight. It's not rocket science. Shawn Stasiak gained overness from this segment. OR 71% Hotshots vs The Elite : Basham walks into a high dropkick from Cassidy O'Reilly. O'Reilly uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Cover for a two count. Cassidy O'Reilly misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. O'Reilly receives some punishment. Massive backbreaker, O'Reilly got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Basham tags out to The Damaja. Running knee lift from The Damaja. Damaja walks into a trip. O'Reilly tags out to Chase Stevens. Hotshots whip Damaja into the ropes and hit a double clothesline. Second rope flying axe handle, Damaja goes down. Cover for a two count. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Chase tags out to Cassidy O'Reilly. Tiger suplex on Damaja, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pin, but Damaja is out just before the three count. Damaja counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Tag to Doug Basham. Bodyslam by Basham. The Elite have Cassidy O'Reilly to themselves. German Suplex/Superkick c! 1....2....3! It's over. Gedo and Jado come running down the aisle with chairs! They slide in behind The Elite...and drop them with stereo chair shots! Gedo and Jado leave the ring, the damage done. Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. OR 56% OR for Show 56% .68 with 186 people paying $3740 Paul Orndarf has now taken control. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest DKnez Report post Posted May 3, 2003 CWF Monthly Event: CWF Tradition Begins Here May 25th Seven is backstage. He talked trash about Shawn Stasiak. See, it's simple - they insult each other, build up some heat, then fight. It's not rocket science. Seven gained overness from this segment. 68% Orlando Jordan vs Ron Waterman : Orlando Jordan hits a right hand on Ron Waterman. Orlando Jordan misses a clothesline. Jordan gets slammed. Orlando Jordan charges, H2O moves, and the referee is conveniently placed to get knocked out. Brutal powerbomb on Jordan. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. Orlando Jordan reverses a hip toss. Weak bodyslam on H2O by Jordan. Powerslam from Orlando Jordan on H2O. Cover for a two count. Sloppy tornado punch from Orlando Jordan, H2O barely got hit. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. H2O kicks Orlando Jordan in the gut to reverse the momentum. Big piledriver on Jordan. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Jordan blocks a punch. Orlando Jordan has Ron Waterman down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Moonsault!!! 1....2....3!! It's all over. It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1\2 rating. 56/48/65 A video is played, hyping Seven. Seven gained overness from this segment. 63% Reggaetones vs Hotshots : Cassidy O'Reilly takes a right hand to the temple from Reggae #1. O'Reilly takes a vertical suplex. Reggaetones whip Chase into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Reggaetone #1 launches O'Reilly into the cage wall. Chase backdrops Reggaetone #2 out of a piledriver attempt. O'Reilly hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Cassidy O'Reilly drives Reggae #1 into the cage side. Running clothesline from Reggaetone #2, sloppily done. Chase Stevens can barely stand. Powerslam! Reggaetone #2 has Cassidy O'Reilly down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Flying Legdrop!!! Reggaetones escape the cage for the win. Slap a DUD on it, move on. Cassidy O'Reilly lost overness from this match. Chase Stevens lost overness from this match. Reggaetone #2 gained overness from this match. Reggaetone #1 gained overness from this match. 44/33/56 Lash LeRoux is backstage. He was on hype duty tonight, this time for a match with Chris Hamrick. Lash LeRoux gained overness from this segment. 82% Lash LeRoux vs Chris Hamrick : LeRoux hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Hamrick blocks a punch. Standing leg lariat by Chris Hamrick on LeRoux. LeRoux reverses an irish whip...and Chris Hamrick runs into the referee. Springboard dropkick from Chris Hamrick. Nicely done. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Chris Hamrick gets taken down out of nowhere. LeRoux hits a dropkick on Chris Hamrick. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Cover for a two count. Vicious kick to the teeth from Lash LeRoux. Pin, but Hamrick is out just before the three count. Hamrick ducks a wild right hand. Super kick by Chris Hamrick. Pin, but LeRoux is out just before the three count. Hamrick walks into a trip. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Lash LeRoux knocks Hamrick to the outside, then signals for the Whiplash. He reaches out of the ring for Chris Hamrick...and gets clobbered with the ring bell! Right to the head! The referee looks up to see Hamrick sliding in and making the pinfall. The referee calls for the bell though! He's disqualifying Chris Hamrick, he must have seen the ring bell shot! The match is over. The fight has started up again! Lash LeRoux attacks Hamrick, and they brawl all around ringside, then into the crowd! They eventually disappear backstage, still fighting. I'll give it a **1\2 rating. 70/65/75 Gedo and Jado vs The Elite (For The CWF World Tag Team Titles Titles) : Jado hits a dropkick on Doug Basham. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Tag to Gedo. Hard back suplex on Basham. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Cover for a two count. Back heel kick off the second rope, Basham goes down. Tag to Jado. Gedo scoops up Basham. Jado bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Jado walks into a trip. Basham tags out to The Damaja. Fallaway slam by The Damaja. Damaja hits a stump piledriver on Jado. Damaja tags out to Doug Basham. The Damaja scoops up Jado. Basham bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Big clothesline on Jado. Jado walks into a spike slam. Tag to The Damaja. Bodyslam by Damaja. Jado pushes out of a The Damaja hold. Tag to Gedo. Gedo crushes Damaja with a big legdrop. The Damaja grabs Gedo from behind and shoves him into the ropes, then scores with a roll-up...but Gedo rolls through with the move! He is using the tights for leverage! 1....2...3! The referee didn't see it! H2O \ Jindrak come running down the aisle with chairs! They slide in behind Gedo and Jado...and drop them with stereo chair shots! H2O \ Jindrak leave the ring, the damage done. I'm going to give this a ** rating because i'm in a generous mood. The CWF World Tag Team Titles titles have gained in image. 64/56/72 Shawn Stasiak vs Seven : Flying shoulder tackle by Stasiak sends Seven to the mat. Big piledriver on Seven. Cover for a two count. Seven blocks a kick from Shawn Stasiak. Seven hits some punches. Seven with a spinning neckbreaker on Stasiak. Cover for a two count. Massive lariat, apparently Seven has been watching The Best Of Stan Hansen again. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Big backdrop on Stasiak, executed well. Stasiak powers out of a headlock. Spear by Shawn Stasiak. There's a two count on the pin. Death valley driver by Shawn Stasiak, Seven got planted. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Flying shoulder tackle by Stasiak sends Seven to the mat. Stiff chop lights up Seven. Seven powers out of a headlock. Big backdrop on Stasiak, executed well. Seven scores with a big spinebuster. The referee bumps after catching a wild right hand and is down. Shawn Stasiak knocks Seven to the outside, then signals for the Fisherman's Suplex. He reaches out of the ring for Seven...and gets clobbered with the ring bell! Right to the head! The referee wakes up to see Seven sliding in and making the pinfall: 1....2....3! Forget about it. I don't think the fight has finished. Shawn Stasiak and Seven have begun brawling again! They wind up brawling all the way down the aisle and out of view. I'll give it a *1\2 rating. Shawn Stasiak was sluggish and didn't put much effort in. Seven gained overness from this match. 57/52/62 Brian Kendrick vs Nova (For The CWF World Title Title) : Kendrick walks into a high dropkick from Nova. Nova with a whip into the ladder. Flying elbow from Nova. Nova hits a dropkick on Brian Kendrick. Kendrick counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Brian Kendrick with a whip into the ladder. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Nova is down. Nova kicks Brian Kendrick in the gut to reverse the momentum. Nova crushes Kendrick with a running senton. Tiger suplex on Kendrick, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Kendrick reverses a Nova hammerlock. Spinning back kick from Brian Kendrick. Kendrick walks into a trip. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Brian Kendrick is in trouble. Spin Doctor! Nova goes up ladder and grabs the prize for the win. Brian Kendrick extends his hand to Nova...but it is ignored! **1\2 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. The CWF World Title title has gained in image. 67/63/71 OR 61%. Attended by 908 people making $18160 NWA:TNA stole Shawn Stasiak which pisses me off because I was gonna put him in the world title picture. 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LaParkaYourCar 0 Report post Posted May 3, 2003 I finally got a TV deal. Here's the first edition of CrackDOWN~!. A limo pulls up outside, and out steps Scorpio. He looks around, then heads for the locker rooms. 65% Rock N Roll Express vs Rainbow Express (For The Tag Team Title Titles) : Lodi hits an arm drag on Gibson. Badly executed second rope splash by Lodi. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Lodi and Lenny. Rainbow Express whip Gibson into the ropes and hit a double clothesline. Lenny hits an arm drag on Gibson. Hooks the leg for a two count. Kick from Lenny to the leg. Robert Gibson fights out of a grapple. Robert Gibson with an enziguri. Tag between Robert Gibson and Ricky Morton. Lenny takes a knee lift from Morton. Flying elbow off the top rope by Ricky Morton, poor elevation though. Lenny pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Tag between Lenny and Lodi. Lodi hits a crap missile dropkick on Morton. Lodi with an enziguri, although the late Owen Hart's version was far superior. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lodi hits a quick kick on Morton. Morton blocks a kick from Lodi. Ricky Morton hits a crap missile dropkick on Lodi. Lodi slides out and grabs a chair! Morton goes to climb out of the ring...and takes a chair to the head! The referee has no hesitation in calling for the bell! Disqualification. It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1\2 rating. (Gibson gained overness, Tag Titles gained in image) Overall: 59% Crowd: 58% Quality: 61% Bill Alfonso is backstage with Ultimo Dragon. He put Ultimo over, talking about how great he is. 77% The Happy Fun Bunch vs TAKA\Teoh\Kaz : Lodi hits a back kick. Flying elbow from Lodi, barely hitting the target. Tag to Lenny. Lenny hits an arm drag on Kaz. Lenny hits a crap missile dropkick on Kaz. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Lenny and Alan Funk. Lenny scoops up Kaz. Funk bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Funk hits an arm drag on Kaz. Kaz kicks Alan Funk in the gut to reverse the momentum. Funk takes a flying neckbreaker from Kaz Hayashi. Tag to TAKA Michinoku. Flying elbow from TAKA Michinoku. Back heel kick off the second rope, Funk goes flying. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Tag between TAKA Michinoku and Men's Teoh. Spinning back kick from Men's Teoh. Second rope flying axe handle, Funk goes down. Teoh drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Tag to Lodi. Flying elbow from Lodi, barely hitting the target. Tag between Men's Teoh and Kaz Hayashi. Kaz hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Lodi counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Lodi floors Kaz Hayashi...and climbs the turnbuckles. Splash!!! 1....2....3!! It's all over. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Overall: 62% Crowd: 57% Quality: 68% Scorpio is backstage. He spent the interview putting himself over. 71% Blitzkrieg vs Jimmy Yang vs El Dandy (Winner faces the TV Champ Next Week) : Kick from Jimmy Yang to the leg. Standing leg lariat by Blitzkrieg on Yang. El Dandy powers out of a headlock. Blitzkrieg walks into a jaw breaker. Brainbuster suplex by El Dandy, who apparently is in the mood to bust some brains. There's a two count on the pin. DDT from the top rope by Blitzkrieg. That looked brutal. Cover gets three. Blitzkrieg pinned El Dandy. Blitzkrieg hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Vicious lightning kick by Blitzkrieg on Yang. Cover for a two count. Jimmy Yang comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Springboard dropkick from Jimmy Yang. Nicely done. Blitzkrieg can barely stand. Dragon Suplex!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Overall: 61% Crowd: 42% Quality: 81% A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of the new tag team Gedo and Jado. 72% The Daredevils vs Villanos : Essa hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? DDT from the top rope by Essa Rios. That looked brutal. Vil IV tags out to Villano V. Vil V hits a quick kick on Essa. Essa blocks a punch. Kick from Essa Rios to the leg. Essa tags out to Air Paris. The Daredevils whip Vil V into the corner. Essa Rios whips Air Paris in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Tornado DDT from Air Paris, Vil V got planted. Tag between Air Paris and Essa Rios. Essa Rios floors Villano V...and climbs the turnbuckles. Off the top - Moonsault, forget about it. 1....2...3! I'll give a 1\2 star rating. Overall: 48% Crowd: 42% Quality: 55% Scorpio is walking backstage, when he meets Ultimo Dragon. They trade insults, get in each others faces, but eventually walk off without coming to blows. 76% Lash LeRoux is backstage. He was on hype duty tonight, this time for a match with Scorpio. (Lash gained overness) 72% Lash LeRoux vs Scorpio (For The TV Title Title) : Standing leg lariat by Lash LeRoux on Scorpio. Stiff high kick on Scorpio by Lash LeRoux who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Driven DDT by Lash LeRoux. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Hard back suplex on Scorpio. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Scorpio powers out of a Lash LeRoux headlock. Scorpio uses a basement dropkick to the knee. LeRoux takes a hurrancarana from Scorpio. Cover for a two count. Lash LeRoux ducks a clothesline attempt. Lightning kick by LeRoux on Scorpio. There's a two count on the pin. Springboard dropkick from Lash LeRoux. Nicely done. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lash LeRoux misses a clothesline. Scorpio scores with a back heel kick on LeRoux. LeRoux blocks the suplex attempt. Second rope flying axe handle, Scorpio goes down. The bell rings, and this match has come to a time limit draw. Lash LeRoux extends his hand to Scorpio...but it is ignored! **1\2 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. (TV Title Gained in Image) Overall: 68% Crowd: 61% Quality: 76% Overall Show Rating: 66% Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest WrestlingDeacon Report post Posted May 3, 2003 MWWC Firepower Tuesday May 20th Hosts: Tony Schiavone and Rob Bitterman Lash LeRoux walks into JT Smith’s locker room with a cameraman in tow. Smith wants to know what’s going on. LeRoux wants to publicly apologize for costing them the tag titles last week against Casey and Michaels. It was his entire fault and he wants Smith and the world to know that he has his back tonight as he goes up against Thundar the Barbarian for the MWWC Mid-Western Heritage Title. Smith seems a bit leary, but think Lash for his support. Segment Rating: 75% Lash LeRoux gained overness from this segment. JT Smith gained overness from this segment. Austin Lee vs Dangerous Dave (For The Mid-Western Cruiserweight Title) : Double D hits a spinning back kick. Flying elbow off the top rope by Dangerous Dave, poor elevation though. There's a two count on the pin. Austin Lee fights out of a grapple. Austin Lee strikes Double D. Spin kick by Austin Lee to the face. There's a two count on the pin. Power drive elbow by Austin Lee. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Second rope flying axe handle, Double D goes down. Austin Lee misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. Dangerous Dave uses a running dropkick into the corner. Hooks the leg for a two count. Slingshot clothesline by Double D, who almost messed it up by slipping on the ropes. Pin, but Lee is out just before the three count. Double D hits an arm drag on Lee. Lee takes a chop from Double D. Lee drops out the back of a Dangerous Dave bodyslam attempt. Austin Lee hits a rolling kick on Double D. Double D walks into a face crusher variation. Dangerous Dave slugs Austin Lee, sending him down into the corner. While Double D fires up the crowd, Lee is removing the turnbuckle pad! Dangerous Dave comes over...but Lee grabs him by the tights and uses the leverage to slingshot Dangerous Dave face first into the exposed steel turnbuckle! Austin Lee rolls up the stunned Dangerous Dave, and even puts his feet on the second rope to add insult to injury! 1....2...3! What a display of cheating from Austin Lee. Rating: 1\2 star. Winner: Austin Lee Overall Rating: 49% Crowd Reaction: 30% Match Quality: 69% The Mid-Western Cruiserweight title has gained in image. Jindrak vs Jonny C : Jindrak strikes J.C.. Jindrak bodyslams Jonny C. Jindrak slams Jonny C down. Back elbow connects, J.C. staggers backward. J.C. pushes out of a Jindrak hold. Running knee lift from Jonny C. J.C. hits a stump piledriver on Jindrak. There's a two count on the pin. Jindrak counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Jindrak crushes J.C. with a running senton. Cover for a two count. DDT from the top rope by Jindrak. That looked brutal. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. J.C. drops out the back of a Jindrak bodyslam attempt. J.C. slams Jindrak. Jindrak powers out of a headlock. Running knee lift from Jindrak. Jonny C can barely stand. Super Kick!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Jonny C leaves and walks back down the aisle. Wait...Jindrak comes running as well, and J.C. gets dropped with a clothesline, followed by a load of stomps. He is left lying in the aisle. This one gets * rating and likes it. Winner: Jindrak Overall Rating: 52% Crowd Reaction: 42% Match Quality: 63% Rob Bitterman is on the entrance stage to interview Ultimo Dragon. Before he can speak, William Alfonso comes out from the back and starts running him down. The two get into a war of words, distracting Dragon long enough for the Yung Dragons to attack him from behind. They lay him out and go to further the beat down, but Mike Barton runs out for the save with a bull whip in hand! Segment Rating: 53% Dutch Mantel brings the Bronco Busters down for their match with the New Breed. He grabs the mic and starts running Alicia down for being a useless woman and implies that the only reason the New Breed keep her around is because their too stupid to know better or are gang banging her (not so many words, it’s a family show after all). Alicia brings the New Breed out with a microphone already in hand. She accuses Mantel of being an out of touch dinosaur and implies that she would never sleep with him or his hillbilly tag team, because they stink, are hairy and obviously don’t brush their teeth. Mantel says that that proves his point that all she’s good for is sleeping around and not being a wrestling manager. She’s all superficial. Segment Rating: 75% Dutch Mantell gained overness from this segment. Alicia gained overness from this segment. New Breed vs The Bronco Busters : Kick from Parker Houston to the leg. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag to Frankie Armadillo. The Bronco Busters whip Curve into the ropes and hit a double back elbow. Hooks the leg for a two count. Curve takes a vertical suplex from Frankie Armadillo. Armadillo walks into a trip. Armadillo takes a hurrancarana from Curve. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Curve and Ashe. Armadillo takes a hurrancarana from Ashe. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Armadillo reverses a Ashe hammerlock. Right hand from Armadillo on Ashe. Armadillo tags out to Parker Houston. Parker Houston scores with a back heel kick on Ashe. Ashe tags out to Curve. Hard back suplex on Curve. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Dutch Mantell has climbed up onto the apron! Curve turns...and falls for the distraction! Parker Houston attacks Curve from behind! Curve is in trouble. Here it comes - Rocker Dropper. 1....2...3, it's finished. Dutch Mantell is still in the ring. He signals for the Lariat! Running down the aisle comes Alicia! She slides in the ring...right into an attack by Dutch! Alicia slid right into an attack! Dutch Mantell beats away at Alicia and leaves her down and hurt. Dutch has laid everyone out! I'll give a 1\2 star rating. Winner: Bronco Busters Overall Rating: 50% Crowd Reaction: 26% Match Quality: 74% Orlando Jordan vs Blitzkrieg : Blitzkrieg uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Jordan is down. There's a two count on the pin. Orlando Jordan comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Orlando Jordan hits a right hand on Blitzkrieg. Orlando Jordan with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Blitzkrieg. Hooks the leg for a two count. Sloppy tornado punch from Orlando Jordan, Blitzkrieg barely got hit. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Orlando Jordan hits a right hand on Blitzkrieg. Jordan drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Hooks the leg for a two count. DDT from the top rope by Blitzkrieg. That looked brutal. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Hard back suplex on Jordan. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Blitzkrieg hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Jordan counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Running clothesline from Orlando Jordan, sloppily done. Orlando Jordan turns Blitzkrieg inside-out with a clothesline. The time limit expires, and the referee declares the match a draw. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. Overall Rating: 61% Crowd Reaction: 50% Match Quality: 73% Orlando Jordan grabs a microphone as Blitzkrieg and his manager, William Alfonso, head up the ramp. It’s not going to end like that. He challenges Blitzkrieg to a rematch at New Tradition where there will be no time limit, and for kicks how about no dq’s or count outs either. Blitzkrieg accepts, although Alfonso seems unsure. Segment Rating: 61% Orlando Jordan gained overness from this segment. Blitzkrieg gained overness from this segment. Thundar the Barbarian vs JT Smith (For The Mid-Western Heritage Title) : JT Smith takes a right hand to the temple from Thundar. Uninspiring brawling from Thundar the Barbarian. Big kick from Thundar. JT takes a vertical suplex. Thundar the Barbarian misses a clothesline. JT slams Thundar the Barbarian down. Big John Studd would be proud, no doubt. JT hits a stump piledriver on Thundar the Barbarian, although it was quite weak in its execution. Cover for a two count. JT drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Thundar the Barbarian hits a sloppy double axe handle. Cover for a two count. Flapjack from Thundar on JT. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Thundar walks into a trip. JT strikes away at Thundar the Barbarian. JT walks into a trip. Thundar the Barbarian strikes JT Smith. Lash LeRoux comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Clothesline...but Thundar ducks! JT Smith gets hit! Thundar the Barbarian knocks LeRoux out of the ring. Thundar the Barbarian moves in for the kill. Apocalyptic Chartbuster! 1....2....3. JT is pounding the canvas with punches, shouting about how unfair everything is. Yuck. DUD. Winner: Thundar the Barbarian Overall Rating: 45% Crowd Reaction: 38% Match Quality: 53% Barton \ Ultimo vs Yung Dragons : Kaz hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Kaz hits a dropkick on Mike Barton. There's a two count on the pin. Kaz tags out to Jimmy Yang. Yung Dragons whip Barton into the ropes and hit a double clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Jimmy Yang hits a rolling kick on Barton. Barton counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Spinebuster by Mike Barton. Hooks the leg for a two count. Barton tags out to Ultimo Dragon. Lightning kick by Ultimo on Yang. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Ultimo hits a dropkick on Jimmy Yang. Yang kicks Ultimo Dragon in the gut to reverse the momentum. Driven DDT by Jimmy Yang. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Tag to Kaz Hayashi. Dropkick connects, Ultimo goes down. Ultimo tags out to Mike Barton. Second rope flying axe handle, Barton goes down. Jindrak comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Mike Barton turns around.... Super Frankensteiner!!! That shook the ring. Jindrak leaves the ring, the damage done! Pin, three count, it's over. Kaz Hayashi pins Barton. Barton \ Ultimo don't look like they're finished by any means...and they rush forward to attack Yung Dragons, and send them to the outside. Threats are exchanged as the chaos ends. Almost wandered into *** match territory, but there was too much that dragged it down so it only gets a **3\4 rating. Winners: Yung Dragons Overall Rating: 73% Crowd Reaction: 61% Match Quality: 85% Kaz Hayashi gained overness from this match. Jimmy Yang gained overness from this match. Commissioner Bob Backlund emerges from the back. He thought everyone learned their lesson last week. Problems are solved in the ring, not in wild brawls after matches. If they all still want to get at each other, they can do it at a six man tag at New Tradition. The Yung Dragons and Jindrak vs. Barton, Dragon and a mystery partner of their choice. Segment Rating: 73% Overall Show Rating: 61% TV Rating: .69 Attendance: 185 Ticket Sales: $3700 JT Smith still feels the crowd is resenting his push, although he’s getting jobbed out. That always seemed weird to me. PI has dropped to 67% (not sure why as I’m putting on decent shows, something I’m missing?) My writers think Austin Lee should be pushed more. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Blue Bacchus Report post Posted May 3, 2003 (edited) Week 1- Added to the Roster: Orlando Jordan- Midcard (Gimmick: None) Face Verbal Over 40 Brian Kendrick- Upper Midcard (Gimmick: Fun Babyface)Face Verbal Over 55 Black Out Tuesday May 6th 2003 Your Hosts Tony Schiavone and Rob Bitterman A Night of New Champions Participants: Josh Lazie with Power Company Segment: Interview Description: Josh Lazie is backstage with Power Company. Josh Lazie was out there to hype a match for Power Company against Kappa Tappa Kegga OR 61 Participants: Lee \ J.C. vs Kappa Tappa Kegga vs Me Inc vs Power Company Segment: Elimination Four Way Tag Match for the B-Team Tag Titles Description: Power Company pin Kappa Tappa Kegga for the win. 1/2 Star OR 48(28,68) Participants: Brian Kendrick vs Ron Waterman Segment: Match for the Wolfpac Title Description: Ron Waterman wins clean with the Water Bomb. ** OR 62(53,71) Notes: Brian Kendrick lost overness from this match. Ron Waterman gained overness from this match. The Wolfpac title has gained in image. Participants: Mike Rotundo Segment: Interview Description: Mike Rotundo is backstage. He talked trash about Lash LeRoux, continuing their feud. OR 75 Notes: Mike Rotundo debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Mike Rotundo gained overness from this segment. Participants: Fabulous Ones vs Rainbow Express Segment: Ladder Match for the A-Team Tag Titles Description: Rainbow Express win from interference from Mike Rotundo. *1/2 OR 60(61,58) Notes: Steve Keirn debuted his new gimmick, it got a negative response. The A-Team titles have gained in image. Participants: Lash LeRoux vs Mike Rotundo Segment: Match for the Black and White Title Description: Mike Rotundo wins by cheating. **1/2 Notes: The Black and White title has gained in image. OR 67(66,69) OR 62 0.63 with 193 People. The Gate was $3860 Week 2- Black Out Tuesday May 13th 2003 Participants: Mike Rotundo Segment: Angle Description: We see Mike Rotundo arriving backstage. OR 62 Participants: Steve Keirn vs Lenny Segment: Singles Match Description: Lenny wins after interference from Lodi. Stan Lane runs out to help but is beaten down. * OR 53(52,55) Participants: Power Company Segment: Angle Description: They issue a challenge to any team to come out and fight them. From the back come Casey and Michaels, who run in and attack. Power Company get swiftly beaten down, and end up lying on their backs in the ring thanks to the newcomers. OR 44 Participants: Silver Tyger vs Super Dragon Segment: Singles Match Description: Super Dragon over Silver Tyger with the Psycho Driver! Silver Tyger goes nuts, screaming and yelling at everyone within earshot. ** OR 61(35,87) Participants: Messiah vs Monty Brown Segment: Hardcore Singles Match Description: Messiah wins with the Godsmack. Messiah offers a handshake to Monty instead Monty Brown levels Messiah with a cheap shot right hand! * OR 55(43,68) Participants: Mike Rotundo Segment: Angle Description: Mike Rotundo is in the ring, having a ceremony celebrating his recent success. Lash LeRoux comes out of the crowd and attacks. He throws Rotundo off the platform he was on. Mike Rotundo is in trouble. Here it comes - Whiplash. Lash LeRoux leaves having won this battle. OR 74 OR 60 0.70 with 193 People. Gate was $3860 Week 3- Black Out Tuesday May 20th 2003 Participants: Mike Rapada Segment: Angle Description: Mike Rapada is in the ring, and makes an open challenge for anyone to come out and face him. Out from the back comes the debuting Aki Mann. He hits the ring and attacks. Mike Rapada gets knocked to the ground by Mann. Aki Armbar!!! Mike Rapada goes limp! Rapada got beaten down by the debuting Aki Mann. OR 55 Participants: Aki Mann vs Mike Rapada Segment: Singles Match Description: . Big Bully Douglas comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Aki Mann turns around.... Side Slam!!! That shook the ring. Douglas leaves the ring, the damage done! Cover gets three. Mike Rapada pinned Mann. Rapada and Douglas beat away on Aki Mann, leaving him spread-eagled on the canvas. DUD. OR 42(26,58) Participants: Fabulous Ones Segment: Interview Description: They talked trash about Rainbow Express, continuing their feud. See, nothing fancy, just a solid interview. Why can't we see more of this sort of intelligent booking? OR 61 Participants: Brian Kendrick vs Ron Waterman Segment: Singles Match for the Wolfpac Title Description: Ron Watermantakes a nasty tumble from the top to the outside after a shove from Brian Kendrick! The referee count to ten, then calls for the bell. H2O gets counted out. I don't think the fight has finished. Brian Kendrick and H2O have begun brawling again! They wind up brawling all the way down the aisle and out of view. ** OR 63(55,72): Participants: Lash LeRoux Segment: Angle Description: Lash LeRoux is in the ring. Mike Rotundo slides in to the ring from out of nowhere and hits him with a chair to the back. He grabs the dazed LeRoux and proceeds to snap his fingers. Mike Rotundo leaves via the crowd as Lash LeRoux rolls around in pain. OR 66 Participants: Stan Lane vs Lenny Segment: Singles Match Description: Lodi comes running down the aisle with a chair! Lenny goes to irish whip Stan Lane into the ropes. Lodi prepares to swing the chair...but Stan Lane reverses! Lodi accidentally smacks Lenny with a chair to the back! Lenny can barely stand. Here it comes - Martial Arts Kick. 1....2...3, it's finished. Lenny is pounding the canvas with punches, shouting about how unfair everything is. ** OR 61(63,58) OR 58 0.70 with 199 People. Gate was 3980. Week 4- Monthly Event: No Remorse Hosts are Tony Schiavone and Rob Bitterman Participants: Brian Kendrick Segment: Interview Description: He talked trash about Ron Waterman, continuing their feud. OR 68 Participants: Josh Lazie with Power Company Segment: Interview Description: Josh Lazie is backstage with Power Company. Josh Lazie was talking trash about Casey and Michaels. OR 71 Participants: Power Company vs Casey and Michaels Segment: Tag Match for the B-Team Titles Description: Josh Lazie is at ringside! Michaels wastes valuable time by yelling at Lazie! Dean Powers takes advantage of the distraction and nails Michaels from behind! Chris Michaels is in trouble. Powerslam!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Casey and Michaels look like they aren't done...and they attack Power Company! *1/2 OR 58(43,74) Participants: Silver Tyger vs Super Dragon Segment: Ladder Match Description: Silver Tyger moves in for the kill. Tyger Bomb!!! That shook the ring. Silver Tyger goes up ladder and grabs the prize for the win. Silver Tyger slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Super Drag turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. ** OR 65(43,88) Participants: Lash LeRoux Segment: Interview Description: He was out there to tell Mike Rotundo that he was going to discombobulate him. Hey, that's my line! OR 84 Participants: Brian Kendrick vs Ron Waterman Segment: Singles Match for the Wolfpac Title Description: Brian Kendrick floors Ron Waterman...and climbs the turnbuckles. Off the top - Sliced Bread #2, forget about it. 1....2...3! Ron Waterman looks furious. The referee walks over...and gets blasted with a clothesline! H2O has lost it! **1/2 OR 67(63,72) Participants: Fabulous Ones vs Rainbow Express Segment: Tag Match for the A-Team Tag Titles Description: Lodi grabs Stan Lane for Lenny, who swings...but Sweet Stan ducks, and in a cruel twist of fate, the big punch floors Lodi. Irony is such a cruel mistress. Lodi is in trouble. Here it comes - Martial Arts Kick. 1....2...3, it's finished. ** OR 64(66,61) Participants: Lash LeRoux and Mike Rotundo Segment: Angle Description: A video is played, hyping the upcoming Mike Rotundo vs Lash LeRoux match. OR 77 Participants: Lash LeRoux vs Mike Rotundo Segment: Singles Match for the Black and White Title Description: Rotundo hits a badly done swinging DDT on Lash LeRoux. Mike Rotundo has Lash LeRoux down on the canvas. Here it comes...STF! Lash LeRoux taps! Mike Rotundo is still in the ring celebrating. Lash LeRoux pushes the referee away, then spins Rotundo around! Lash LeRoux hits the Whiplash! **1/2 OR 69(70,70) OR 69 443 People. Gate was 8860. Black Out Tuesday May 27th 2003 Participants: Orlando Jordan Segment: Angle Description: A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of Orlando Jordan. OR 63 Participants: Silver Tyger vs Super Dragon Segment: Singles Match Description: Super Dragon floors Tyger, then signals for the Psycho Driver. Meanwhile, Silver Tyger has something in his hands. Super Drag comes over...and gets nailed with a set of brass knuckles! The referee wakes up to see the pinfall: 1....2....3! It's over. **1\2 OR 67(47,88) Participants: Alicia with Casey and Michaels Segment: Interview Description: Alicia is backstage with Casey and Michaels. Alicia was continued the feud between Casey and Michaels and Power Company by talking trash. OR 72 Participants: Brian Kendrick vs Jonny C Segment: Singles Match for the Wolfpac Title Description: . Brian Kendrick has Jonny C down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Sliced Bread #2!!! Ron Waterman quickly comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Brian Kendrick turns around....Water Bomb!!! That shook the ring. The referee calls for the DQ because of the interference of H2O! *1/2 OR 56(44,68) Participants: Rainbow Express Segment: Interview Description: Rainbow Express are backstage. They continued the feud by ripping into Fabulous Ones. Good to see they're giving the feud some proper air-time OR 62 Participants: Mike Rotundo vs Jimmy Yang Segment: Singles Match for the Black and White Title Description: Jimmy Yang gets knocked to the ground by Rotundo. Jimmy Yang gets locked in the STF! Submission victory! Lash LeRoux comes running down the aisle with a chair and into the ring! Rotundo turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! * OR 54(34,74) OR 61 0.75 with 192. Gate was 3840. June 1st, 2003: Merchandising: $600000 PI: 76% Risk 65 Production Values 55 Merchandising 25 Advertising 50 Belt Images: Black and White - PI 64 - Current Champion Mike Rotundo Wolfpac - PI 49 - Current Champion Brian Kendrick A-Team Tag Title - PI 48 - Current Champion Fabulous Ones B-Team Tag Title - PI 33 - Current Champion Power Company nWo Black Out is now in Prime Time! Edited May 4, 2003 by Just Another Dumb Mark Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Dames 0 Report post Posted May 4, 2003 Ive set my game up, but the in game clock is on June, not May. How can I change it without resetting my computers clock everytime i want to play? Does it matter if im on june and not may? ChUnK! I'm having the same problem... Dames Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 4, 2003 All you do is switch your computers clock back to April, and click apply (do not close the computer clock screen). Then open up EWR and start up your Challenge fed. It should then start in May. Now go back to the computer clock screen, and change it back to May and click ok. That's all you need to do. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest JHawk Report post Posted May 4, 2003 For the record, I'm doing the bare bones on the descriptions for the individual segments because my computer won't let me multitask with EWR open, so I can't copy/paste. The basic point should be made though. Here are the first two weeks for my High Impact Wrestling Federation. May 1, 2003 Sponsors signed: Snow's Jerseys (major) The Sci-Fi Store Chase Agency Quick-E-Mart Signed staff members (2 or 3 of everything except trainers) May 2, 2003 Signed Mike Awesome (main eventer; 70 overness) May 3, 2003 Jim Crockett becomes owner of HIWF. Crockett releases a press release announcing an 8-man Heavyweight Title tournament and a 6-team Tag Team Title tournament, with all five official HIWF titles being decided on or before the Clash of the Titans event on May 25. May 6, 2003 HIWF Superstar Challenge Hosts: Tony Schiavone/Kevin Kelly TV Rating: 0.72 Att: 190 ($3800) Overall Rating: 50 1. Carlito Montana vs. Billy Fives Singles match (Heavyweight Title tournament quarterfinal) Description: Montana pins Fives with the Carlito's Way Quality: 48 (26; 71) NOTES: Montana advances to the semifinals. Montana debuted his "man on a mission" gimmick to a positive response. Billy Fives lost overness 2. Chris Justice vs. Bobby Rude Singles match (Heavyweight Title tournament quarterfinal) Description: Justice pins Rude with a tornado DDT Quality: 34 (13; 56) NOTES: Justice advances to the semifinals 3. Essa Rios vs. Mike Rotundo Singles match (Heavyweight Title tournament quarterfinal) Description: Rios pins Rotundo with a swinging DDT Quality: 56 (52; 60) NOTES: Rios advances in the tournament and gains overness. Rotundo loses overness. 4. British Invasion (Doc Dean/Robbie Brookside) vs. Powers of Pain (The Barbarian/Warlord) Tag Team Match (Tag Team Title tournament semifinal) Description: Brookside pins Warlord after the double team Union Jack finisher Quality: 36 (30; 43) NOTES: Warlord didn't sell at all, which hurt the match rating 5. New Fantastics (Tommy Rogers/Brandon K) vs. Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane/Steve Keirn) Tag Team Match (Tag Team Title tournament semifinal) Description: The match ends in a time limit draw. Both teams continue to brawl after the match. Quality: 48 (43; 53) NOTES: Both teams have been eliminated from the tournament, but will face each other at the Clash of the Titans event on May 25. 6. Mike Awesome vs. Bam Bam Bigelow Singles match (Heavyweight Title tournament quarterfinal) Description: Awesome wins by disqualification when Mike Rotundo interferes. Rotundo and Bigelow continue the 2-on-1 beatdown after the match. Quality: 66 (67; 64) NOTES: Awesome advances in the tournament. May 7, 2003 Press Release: Regional Network has agreed to move the Superstar Challenge into a prime time slot. Now for the official brackets for the remaining portion of the tournaments. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Carlito Montana vs. Mike Awesome Chris Justice vs. Essa Rios TAG TEAM TITLE British Invasion (bye into the finals) Sean Casey/Chris Michaels vs. Million Dollar Team (Bam Bam Bigelow/Mike Rotundo) Both of those finals are set for the Clash of the Titans card on May 25, along with a tag team match featuring the New Fantastics vs. the Fabulous Ones. May 13, 2003 HIWF Superstar Challenge Hosts: Tony Schiavone/Kevin Kelly TV Rating: 0.75 Att: 181 ($3620) Overall Rating: 54 1. Carlito Montana vs. Mike Awesome Singles Match (Heavyweight Title tournament semifinal) Awesome wins by disqualification when Bam Bam Bigelow interferes Quality: 57 (45; 70) NOTES: Awesome advance to tournament final 2. Fabulous Ones/New Fantastics 2 vs. 2 angle The Fabs come down to cut a promo, but Brandon K and Tommy Rogers come out and brawl until security breaks it up Quality: 49 NOTES: Tommy Rogers and Brandon K both gain overness 3. Chris Justice vs. Essa Rios Singles Match (Heavyweight Title tournament semifinal) Rios P Justice with a moonsault Quality: 43 (25; 62) NOTES: Rios advances to finals 4. Bam Bam Bigelow Interview Bigelow badmouths Mike Awesome to continue their feud Quality: 78 NOTES: Bigelow gains overness 5. Sean Casey and Chris Michaels vs. Million Dollar Team Tag Team Match (Tag Team Title tournament semifinal) Casey pins Rotundo following Mike Awesome's run-in Quality: 62 (53; 71) NOTES: Casey and Michaels both gain overness and advance to finals 6. Mike Rotundo/Mike Awesome 1 vs. 1 Angle Rotundo challenges Awesome to a match later, which is accepted Quality: 52 NOTES: Awesome loses overness 7. British Invasion vs. Fabulous Ones Tag Team Match Robbie Brookside pins Steve Keirn with a German suplex after Brandon K interferes vs. Keirn Quality: 53 (46; 60) NOTE: Brookside and Doc Dean gain overness while Keirn loses overness 8. Mike Rotundo Interview Rotundo hypes tonight's match with Mike Awesome Quality: 60 9. Tough Enough Paulina/Powers of Pain vs. Daffney/New Fantastics 6-person Tag Team Match The Barbarian pins Tommy Rogers with a flying lariat after Stan Lane inteferes Quality: 41 (34; 49) 10. Mike Awesome Interview Awesome hypes his match with Mike Rotundo Quality: 51 NOTES: Awesome loses overness 11. Mike Rotundo vs. Mike Awesome Ironman Match FIRST FALL: Rotundo pins Awesome with a face-first suples SECOND FALL: Awesome pins Rotundo with a DDT THIRD FALL: Rotundo defeats Awesome by submission to an STF after Bam Bam Bigelow interferes. After the match, Essa Rios saves Mike Awesome from a 2-on-1 beatdown. Quality: 55 (51; 60) May 14, 2003 Rotundo claims Awesome was being too reckless in their Iron Man match Press Release: Lineup as of now for Clash of the Titans Heavyweight Title: Essa Rios vs. Mike Awesome Tag Team Title: British Invasion vs. Sean Casey/Chris Michaels New Fantastics vs. Fabulous Ones PLUS three other title matches Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest JHawk Report post Posted May 4, 2003 May 20, 2003 HIWF Superstar Challenge Hosts: Tony Schiavone/Kevin Kelly TV Rating: 0.75 Att: 181 ($3620) Overall Rating: 54 1. Bam Bam Bigelow Interview Bigelow badmouths Mike Awesome to continue feud Quality: 64 2. Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Tommy Rogers singles match Bigelow pins Rogers with a Michinoku Driver. Mike Awesome runs in and attacks Bigelow after the match Quality: 56 (51; 62) 3. Stan Lane Interview Lane hypes his match tonight with Brandon K Quality: 65 NOTES: Lane gains overness 4. Stan Lane vs. Brandon K Singles Match Lane pins K with a Martial Arts Kick Quality: 45 (35; 56) 5. Powers of Pain vs. Sean Casey/Chris Michaels Tag Team Match Michaels is disqualified when he hits Warlord with a chair. The Powers try a beatdown, but Robbie Brookside and Doc Dean clear the ring with chairs Quality: 50 (39; 62) 6. Steve Keirn vs. Carlito Montana Singles Match Keirn pins Montana with a reverse DDT Quality: 47 (37; 57) 7. Steve Keirn/Sean Casey 1 vs. 1 Angle Keirn challenges Casey to a match Quality: 50 8. Steve Keirn vs. Sean Casey Singles Match Casey pins Keirn with a flying elbow after Brandon K hits Keirn with a chair Quality: 52 (47; 57) 9. Billy Fives vs. Chris Justice Singles Match Fives pins Justice with a face-first DDT, then beats Justice down after the match Quality: 49 (24; 74) 10. Bobby Rude vs. Bruno Sassi Singles Match Rude pins Sassi with a Rude Awakening Quality: 31 (0; 63) NOTES: Rude gains overness while Sassi loses overness 11. Bam Bam Bigelow/Mike Rotundo vs. Essa Rios/Mike Awesome Tag Team Match Bigelow pins Rios with a Michinoku Driver after Awesome accidentally clotheslines Rios. Bigelow and Rios argue after the match. Quality: 62 (61; 64) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest CoreyLazarus416 Report post Posted May 4, 2003 FLW presents ENVIOUS (5/13/03 edition) Vince Goodnite vs. Antonio Banks WINNER: Antonio Banks (CLEAN) AFTER: Antonio Banks does a beatdown PURPOSE: Put Antonio Banks over RATING: 1/2*, 47% (24% Crowd / 70% Quality) NOTES: None Alan Funk interview TARGET: Monty Brown PURPOSE: Continue feud RATING: 64% NOTES: Alan Funk gained overness New Breed (Ashe/Curve) vs. Kappa Tappa Kegga (Andy Jaxx/Curt Daniels) WINNERS: New Breed (CHEATING) AFTER: Brawl to the back PURPOSE: Continue feud RATING: 1/2*, 49% (22% Crowd / 77% Quality) NOTES: None Monty Brown interview TARGET: Alan Funk PURPOSE: Continue feud RATING: 67% NOTES: Monty Brown gained overness FLW Kamikaze Title Chris Michaels {c} vs. Air Paris WINNER: Chris Michaels (CLEAN) AFTER: Handshake PURPOSE: Put on a good match RATING: *1/2, 57% (36% Crowd / 78% Quality) NOTES: Air Paris lost overness. Chris Michaels gained overness. The FLW Kamikaze title gained in image. Assault, Needs Paramedics ATTACKER: Alan Funk VICTIM: Monty Brown RATING: 69% NOTES: Alan Funk gained overness. Monty Brown gained overness. TV RATING: 0.74 OVERALL: 60% ATTENDANCE: 190 NOTES (post-5/13/03) -Risk reduced to 63% -Timeslot has been changed to Prime Time -Brian Kendrick signed (name changed to Spanky) -Vanessa signed (now manages Kappa Tappa Kegga) -Frankie Armadillo signed (name changed to Frankie Hollywood) -FLW Battlefield title image: 60 -FLW Kamikaze title image: 41 -FLW Tag Team title image: 40 FEUDS: -Alan Funk vs. Monty Brown - 55 -Austin Lee vs. Chris Michaels - 26 -Kappa Tappa Kegga vs. New Breed - 21 -Aki Mann vs. Antonio Banks - 31 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Smell the ratings!!! Report post Posted May 4, 2003 (edited) Ok, I did the whole month several weeks ago, and lost the notes I kept on what happened. So this is very barebones, as I had to piece everything together from the totally rockin EVENT HISTORY~ By the way, here is my first stable, TAKA's Asian Invasion Francine (the manager) TAKA Kaz Blitzkrieg and Air Paris (Shock and Awe) Anthony Durante Type Name Here (Week 1) - Blitzkrieg pins Jardi Frantz with the Sky Twister. 48% - Lash Leroux intoduces himself and his hip bayou ways to the CZB fans. 73% - Francine confronts Alicia about rumors that she is working with Ultimo Dragon, who turned down a partnership with Taka. Naturally, things get catty, clothes are torn, and alternate lifestyles are subtlely hinted at. 75% - Meanwhile Jimmy Yang answers Taka's invite by hitting the Yang Time and pinning him clean. 64% - WWE's Ivory addresses the audience and reveals that she has been named CZB's acting commisoner (ess?). 92% (thats right) - Kaz Hayashi defeats Ultimo Dragon (with help from Francine and TAKA) to be named one of the men fighting for the CZB World Title at Beginning of the End. 64% SHOW RATING - 68 TV RATING - .71 Type Name Here (Week 2) - Jimmy Yang beats TAKA flunkie Blitzkreig. 63% - After the match TAKA enters the ring and pastes Yang with a chair. Not satisfied with beating the piss out of him, TAKA orders Yang's ex partner Kaz Hayashi to come in and destroy Yang. As Kaz comes down to the ring, Yang rises and starts brawling with Taka. Kaz rushes in, picks up the chair and cracks Taka! Kaz helps Yang to the back while TAKA lies bleeding in the ring. 50% - Lash Leroux introduces his new partner, Spanky. 74% - Fracine's hired muscle, Anthony Durante, makes his way to the ring for his first match. 57% - Durante squashes Steve Blackman with a powerbomb. After the match he continues to thrash Blackman. 65% - Taka wants a shot at the other slot in the main event of Beginning of the End to get revenge on Kaz Hayashi. Ivory tells him the only way he can get the shotis by defeating his rival Ultimo Dragon. Ultimo is fired up to redeem himself after last week, and with Alicia preventing Francine's interference, Ultimo pins TAKA with a Dragon Suplex to earn a title shot. 78% SHOW RATING - 66 TV RATING - .69 I'll put the rest of the month up later. Edited May 5, 2003 by Smell the ratings!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 4, 2003 For Your Viewing Pleasure: Championship Pro Wrestling in the month of May. ___________________________________________________________ Thursday, May 1, 2003 - Changed Advertising to 55%, and Merchandising to 34. Risk level also set to 60%. ___________________________________________________________ Monday, May 5, 2003 - Hired Crash Holly and Brian Kendrick to Uppercard. ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 6, 2003 - Hired Tony Lazaro and Tony Jones to Midcard. ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 6, 2003 Outbreak Episode: 1 Overall Rating: 53 TV Rating: 0.68 Attendance: 191 Announcer: Tony Schiavone Color Commentator: KEvin Kelly Workers: Aki Mann vs Austin Lee vs Bruno Sassi vs Doc Dean vs Feltcher vs Generalin Intikami vs Jason Rumble vs Jonny C vs Robert Thompson vs Saniyedi Gecti vs Vince Goodnite Segment: Battle Royal Description: 10 Man Battle Royal : Dropkick connects, Rumble goes down. Jason Rumble got thrown over the top rope by Generalin. (Elimination # 1) Spinning bulldog in the corner, Thompson is down. Generalin went for the elimination, but Robert Thompson held on to the ropes. Aki Mann arm drags Thompson over. Mann went for the elimination, but Robert Thompson held on to the ropes. Thompson drives a forearm into the chest of Lee. Austin Lee got bundled out by Thompson. (Elimination # 2) Doc hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Generalin Intikami got thrown over the top rope by Doc. (Elimination # 3) Doc walks into a high dropkick from Vince Goodnite. Doc Dean got bundled out by Goodnite. (Elimination # 4) Back suplex on Mann, which is a backdrop to you NOAH fans. Mann takes a flying neckbreaker from Robert Thompson. Reverse DDT on Sassi. Thompson tried to get Bruno Sassi over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Spear by Saniyedi Gecti. Gecti tried to eliminate Bruno Sassi, who hung onto the top rope. Mann walks into a jaw breaker. Thompson went for the elimination, but Aki Mann held on to the ropes. Gecti bodyslams Bruno Sassi. Bruno Sassi got eliminated by Gecti. (Elimination # 5) Saniyedi Gecti with a spinning neckbreaker on J.C.. Jonny C got thrown over the top rope by Gecti. (Elimination # 6) Goodnite crushes Gecti with a running senton. Goodnite tried to eliminate Saniyedi Gecti, who hung onto the top rope. Vince Goodnite hits a rolling kick on Mann. Goodnite threw Aki Mann over the top rope. (Elimination # 7) Goodnite gets slammed. Vince Goodnite was eliminated by Gecti. (Elimination # 8) Robert Thompson has Saniyedi Gecti down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Frog Splash!!! Saniyedi Gecti got eliminated by Thompson. I don't rate battle royals. Quality: 41(24/69) Notes: Aki Mann debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Bruno Sassi debuted his new gimmick, it got a negative response. Generalin Intikami debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Jason Rumble debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Jonny C debuted his new gimmick, it got a negative response. Robert Thompson debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Saniyedi Gecti debuted his new gimmick. Vince Goodnite debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Workers: Messiah vs Tony Jones vs Tony Lazaro vs Seven Segment: 4 Corners Match Description: Seven vs Tony Jones vs Messiah vs Tony Lazaro (For The CPW Television Title) : Big backdrop on Lazaro, executed well. Seven hits some punches. Cover for a two count. Massive backbreaker, Lazaro got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Tony Lazaro pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Lazaro hits a flying kick on Seven. There's a two count on the pin. Tony Lazaro uses a running dropkick into the corner. Cover for a two count. Seven pushes out of a Tony Lazaro hold. Seven bodyslams Tony Jones. Tag to Tony Jones. Big dropkick by Tony Jones, who got good elevation. Gutwrench into a powerbomb, Jones hits hard. Jones drives a thrust kick into the chest of Lazaro. Tony Jones brings out a jumping powerbomb to nearly kill Lazaro. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Tag between Tony Jones and Messiah. Rude Awakening on Tony Lazaro by Messiah. Lifting DDT by Messiah, looked good. Cover for a two count. Big clothesline on Lazaro. Hooks the leg for a two count. Massive backbreaker, Lazaro got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Tag to Seven. Seven hits a stump piledriver on Messiah. Fallaway slam by Seven. Chanelling the spirit of Misawa, Seven uses a forearm to the face. Messiah counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Spear! Seven is down and hurt. Seven can barely stand. Here it comes - Fall From Grace. 1....2...3, it's finished. Rating: 1\2 star. Quality: 46(38/67) Notes: The CPW Television title has gained in image. Workers: Spiffy Sean Stylez vs Ron Waterman vs Lash LeRoux Segment: Triple Threat Match Description: Lash LeRoux vs Ron Waterman vs Spiffy Sean Stylez : Spiffy drives a forearm into the chest of LeRoux. H2O chair shots Spiffy Sean Stylez. Ron Waterman misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. Lightning kick by LeRoux on H2O. Lightning kick by LeRoux on Spiffy. Hooks the leg for a two count. Ron Waterman scores with a standing spinebuster. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. LeRoux counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Lash LeRoux dropkicks H2O after leaping off an upturned shopping cart. Wicked suplex out of the corner from Spiffy Sean Stylez, executed well. Lash LeRoux is in trouble. Rolling Northern Lights! 1....2....3. Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. Quality: 57(55/73) Notes: Lash LeRoux debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Workers: Casey & Michaels vs New Wave vs Silva Smooth vs Suicide Blondes Segment: Elimination Description: Casey and Michaels vs Suicide Blondes vs New Wave vs Silva Smooth (For The CPW Tag Team Titles) : Casey uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Lightning kick by Casey on Derrick. Casey tags out to Lance Silva. Derrick takes a flying neckbreaker from Lance Silva. Kick from Lance Silva to the leg. Tag to GQ Smooth. Smooth snapmares Derrick King. Smooth hits a spinning back kick. Derrick counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Smooth takes a flying neckbreaker from Derrick King. Tag between Derrick King and Jason Lee. Back heel kick off the second rope, Smooth goes down. Pin : 1 - 2- 3. Lee defeats Smooth. Weak bodyslam on Lee by Feltcher. Feltcher DDTs Jason Lee. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Tag between Feltcher and Shawn Candido. New Wave whip Lee into the corner. Feltcher whips Shawn Candido in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Weak bodyslam by Candido. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lee counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Tag between Jason Lee and Chris Michaels. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Power drive elbow by Chris Michaels. Tag between Chris Michaels and Sean Casey. Casey and Michaels whip Candido into the ropes and hit a double clothesline. Pin, three count, it's over. Sean Casey pins Candido. Flying elbow from Sean Casey. Super kick by Sean Casey. Derrick King pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Derrick hits a dropkick on Sean Casey. Doctor Bomb, Casey landed hard. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Derrick King and Jason Lee. Casey takes a hurrancarana from Jason Lee. Casey blocks a kick from Jason Lee. Tag to Chris Michaels. Diamond Dust from Chris Michaels, Lee is out. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Chris Michaels hits a rolling kick on Lee. Lee ducks a wild right hand. Spinning back kick from Jason Lee. Derrick King moves in for the kill. Swinging Inverse DDT! 1....2....3. Nothing worth seeing here, i'll give a 1\2 star rating because i'm generous. Quality: 47(32/74) Notes: Derrick King debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Jason Lee debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Feltcher debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Shawn Candido debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. GQ Smooth debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Lance Silva debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. The CPW Tag Team titles have gained in image. Workers: Brian Kendrick vs Monty Brown vs Crash Holly Segment: Triple Threat Cage Match Description: Brian Kendrick vs Crash Holly vs Monty Brown (For The CPW Intercontinental Title) : Standing leg lariat by Brian Kendrick on Crash. Monty Brown throws Kendrick into the cage. Monty Brown gets taken down out of nowhere. Flying elbow off the top rope by Crash Holly, poor elevation though. Crash, chanelling the power of Takada, hits a high kick on Brian Kendrick. Crash climbs the cage...but Brian Kendrick is in hot pursuit, and they both end up back on the canvas. Monty Brown blasts Crash with a rather-less-than-super kick. Crash Holly ducks a clothesline attempt. Crash Holly launches Monty into the cage wall. Tornado DDT from Brian Kendrick, Crash got planted. Brian Kendrick climbs up and over! We have a winner! I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Quality: 54(58/65) Notes: Brian Kendrick debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Crash Holly debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Monty Brown debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. The CPW Intercontinental title has gained in image. Workers: Roadkill vs Scorpio Segment: Singles Match Description: Roadkill vs Scorpio (For The CPW World Title) : Roadkill gets hip-tossed onto the ladder. Super frankensteiner on Roadkill, who hit hard. Roadkill ducks a clothesline attempt. Roadkill hits some punches. Rude Awakening on Scorpio by Roadkill. Whip into the ladder by Roadkill. Roadkill with a spinning neckbreaker on Scorpio. Scorpio counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Scorpio crushes Roadkill with a running senton. Springboard dropkick from Scorpio. Nicely done. Roadkill takes a flying neckbreaker from Scorpio. Scorpio hits a face jam on Roadkill onto the ladder. Roadkill comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Flying shoulder tackle by Roadkill sends Scorpio to the mat. Roadkill scores with a standing spinebuster. Roadkill has Scorpio down on the canvas. Here it comes - Amish Splash, right on the money. Roadkill climbs the ladder and grabs the prize for the win. Roadkill is still in the ring celebrating. Scorpio pushes the referee away, then slams Roadkill down! Scorpio climbs to the top rope and hits the Scorpio Splash! Roadkill has been knocked silly. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Quality: 63(65/76) Notes: The CPW World title has gained in image. ___________________________________________________________ Sunday, May 11, 2003 - Change show's timeslot to prime time. Hence, better performances. Hopefully. ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 13, 2003 - Started a feud between Scorpio and Roadkill (hopefully this will keep Scorpio from skipping town on me). ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 13, 2003 Outbreak Episode: 2 Overall Rating: 59 (+3) TV Rating: 0.69 (+.01) Attendance: 199 (+8) Announcer: Tony Schiavone Color Commentator: Kevin Kelly Workers: Generaling Intikami vs Jonny C vs Doc Dean vs Vince Goodnite Segment: Elimination Description: Doc Dean vs Generalin Intikami vs Jonny C vs Vince Goodnite : Goodnite receives some punishment. Jonny C with a spinning neckbreaker on Goodnite. Hooks the leg for a two count. Vince Goodnite avoids a Jonny C avalanche. Tag to Doc Dean. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. J.C. walks into a face crusher variation. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. J.C. takes a flying neckbreaker from Doc Dean. Jonny C elbows Doc Dean in the face to break a hammerlock. J.C. tags out to Generalin Intikami. Generalin crushes Doc with a big legdrop. Generalin slams Doc Dean down. Doc Dean takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Hard back suplex on Generalin. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Power drive elbow by Doc Dean. Pin, three count, it's over. Doc Dean pins Generalin. Stiff high kick on Doc by Vince Goodnite who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Hard back suplex on Doc. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Hooks the leg for a two count. Super frankensteiner on Doc, who hit hard. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Goodnite only gets knees on a splash. Tiger suplex on Goodnite, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Tag between Doc Dean and Jonny C. Jonny C scores with a standing spinebuster. Cover gets three. Jonny C pinned Goodnite. Doc receives some punishment. Jonny C misses a clothesline. Super frankensteiner on J.C., who hit hard. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Jonny C ducks a clothesline attempt. Flying shoulder tackle by J.C. sends Doc to the mat. Doc Dean slugs Jonny C, sending him down into the corner. While Doc fires up the crowd, J.C. is removing the turnbuckle pad! Doc Dean comes over...but J.C. grabs him by the tights and uses the leverage to slingshot Doc Dean face first into the exposed steel turnbuckle! Jonny C rolls up the stunned Doc Dean, and even puts his feet on the second rope to add insult to injury! 1....2...3! What a display of cheating from Jonny C. I'll give a 1\2 star rating. Quality: 47(24/71) Notes: Workers: New Wave and Silva Smooth Segment: Tag Team Challenge Description: Silva Smooth are in the ring. New Wave come out onto the sound stage, and issue a challenge for a match. Silva Smooth accept, and the two teams trade insults for a while before leaving. Quality: 56 Notes: Feltcher gained overness from this segment. GQ Smooth gained overness from this segment. Lance Silva gained overness from this segment. Shawn Candido gained overness from this segment. Workers: Tony Jones and Tony Lazaro Segment: Confrontation Description: Tony Jones is walking backstage, when he meets Tony Lazaro. They trade insults, get in each others faces, but eventually walk off without coming to blows. Quality: 61 Notes: Tony Jones debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Tony Lazaro debuted his new gimmick, it got a positive response. Tony Jones gained overness from this segment. Tony Lazaro gained overness from this segment. Workers: New Wave vs Silva Smooth Segment: Tag Team Match Description: New Wave vs Silva Smooth : Big kick from Feltcher. Powerslam from Feltcher on Silva. Cover for a two count. Tag to Shawn Candido. New Wave whip Silva into the ropes and hit a double back elbow. Shawn Candido hits a right hand on Lance Silva. Hooks the leg for a two count. Lame kick from Candido. Silva counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Tiger suplex on Candido, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Tag to GQ Smooth. Smooth hits a spinning back kick. Back heel kick from Smooth on Candido, missed by miles. Shawn Candido elbows GQ Smooth in the face to break a hammerlock. Tag between Shawn Candido and Feltcher. Weak bodyslam by Feltcher. Feltcher turns Smooth inside-out with a clothesline. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Smooth hits a punch, but takes one right back. CLUBBERIN', CLUBBERIN', THEY BE CLUBBERIN' TONY! Sorry, flashback moment. GQ Smooth fights out of a grapple. Flying elbow off the top rope by GQ Smooth, poor elevation though. Feltcher is all alone...Silva Smoothie!! 1....2....3! New Wave look like they aren't done...and they attack Silva Smooth! After an exchange of blows, Smooth and Silva are laid out in the ring. DUD, and a poor DUD at that. Quality: 38(28/49) Notes: Workers: Tony Lazaro vs Tony Jones Segment: Singles Hardcore Match Description: Tony Lazaro vs Tony Jones : Belly to belly suplex by Jones. Jones drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Tony Lazaro strikes Jones. Lazaro whips Jones into the turnbuckles...and predictably, the referee gets sandwiched. Flying knee to the face from Tony Lazaro. Is it Mutoh Appreciation Night? Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Tony Jones reverses a hip toss. Lazaro gets nailed with a DVD player to the head. Lazaro takes a quick lariat. Hooks the leg for a two count. Northern Lights Bomb very nearly crushes the spine of Lazaro. Pin, but Lazaro is out just before the three count. Lazaro kicks Tony Jones in the gut to reverse the momentum. Face slam on the table by Lazaro. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Tony Jones powers out of a Tony Lazaro headlock. Tony Lazaro gets knocked to the ground by Jones. Tony Lazaro gets locked in the The Shooter! Submission victory! This one gets * rating and likes it. Quality: 54(45/63) Notes: Workers: Lash LeRoux and Crash Holly Segment: Run In Attack Description: Lash LeRoux is in the ring. Out from the back runs Crash Holly, who slides into the ring and attacks. Crash Holly moves in for the kill. Crash Landing! Crash Holly leaves, the damage done. Quality: 75 Notes: Crash Holly gained overness from this segment. Lash LeRoux gained overness from this segment. Workers: Messiah vs Robert Thompson Segment: Falls Count Anywhere Description: Messiah vs Robert Thompson (For The CPW Television Title) : Thompson takes a headbutt from Messiah. Frying pan shot by Messiah. Fallaway slam by Messiah. Messiah slams Robert Thompson down. Robert Thompson ducks a clothesline attempt. Flying cookie sheet shot by Thompson, blasting Messiah. Robert Thompson hits a delayed suplex on Messiah. There's a two count on the pin. Robert Thompson gets taken down out of nowhere. Massive backbreaker, Thompson got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Hooks the leg for a two count. Death valley driver by Messiah, Robert Thompson got planted. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Thompson pushes out of a Messiah hold. Standing leg lariat by Robert Thompson on Messiah. They brawl to the outside and into the crowd. Kick from Thompson. Hooks the leg for a two count. Kick from Thompson. They wind up back in the squared circle. Messiah blocks a kick from Robert Thompson. Messiah with a spinning neckbreaker on Thompson. Robert Thompson can barely stand. The Godsmack! 1....2....3. This one gets * rating and likes it. Quality: 54(34/75) Notes: The CPW Television title has gained in image. Workers: Robert Thompson vs Spiffy Sean Stylez Segment: Singles Match Description: Robert Thompson vs Spiffy Sean Stylez : Back suplex on Spiffy, which is a backdrop to you NOAH fans. Spiffy takes a back suplex. Robert Thompson snap suplexes Spiffy...with authority! ('With authority', trademark G.Monsoon 1986.) Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Spiffy ducks a wild right hand. Flying shoulder tackle by Spiffy sends Thompson to the mat. Spear by Spiffy Sean Stylez. Hooks the leg for a two count. Thompson drops out the back of a Spiffy Sean Stylez bodyslam attempt. Vicious back suplex! Spiffy Sean Stylez got nailed. Cover for a two count. Spiffy gets hit with a Black Tiger-esque splash mountain out of the corner. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Spiffy blocks a punch. Thompson receives some punishment. Robert Thompson reverses a hip toss. Stun Gun from Robert Thompson! There used to be this blonde guy in WCW in the early 90's who used that...i wonder what happened to him? Brian Kendrick comes running down the aisle with a chair! Thompson whips Spiffy Sean Stylez into the ropes. Kendrick jumps onto the apron with the chair! Collision between Kendrick, Spiffy, and the chair! Spiffy Sean Stylez staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Brian Kendrick pushes the referee aside, then continues to assault Spiffy! Right hands rain down on Spiffy Sean Stylez, pounding him into the canvas. Satisfied with his work, Brian Kendrick turns and leaves the ring, the damage done. I'll give it a *1\2 rating. Quality: 59(42/77) Notes: Spiffy Sean Stylez lost overness from this match. Robert Thompson gained overness from this match. Workers: Scorpio and Roadkill Segment: Backstage Attack Description: Roadkill is walking backstage when he is spotted by Scorpio, who attacks. They brawl around the arena for a while, until Scorpio gets a clear upper hand and sends Roadkill into retreat. Quality: 68 Notes: Workers: Brian Kendrick vs Monty Brown Segment: Singles Match Description: Brian Kendrick vs Monty Brown (For The CPW Intercontinental Title) : Monty walks into a high dropkick from Brian Kendrick. Brian Kendrick gets taken down out of nowhere. Monty strikes away at Brian Kendrick. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Diving headbutt from Monty, not much elevation. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. Brian Kendrick takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Spin kick by Brian Kendrick to the face. Super frankensteiner on Monty, who hit hard. Cover for a two count. Power drive elbow by Brian Kendrick. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Kendrick walks into a trip. Back heel kick from Monty on Kendrick, missed by miles. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Brian Kendrick avoids a Monty Brown avalanche. Monty Brown gets knocked to the ground by Kendrick, who is already climbing the turnbuckle. Off the top - Sliced Bread #2, forget about it. 1....2...3! Brian Kendrick gives a murderous look toward Monty Brown...and attacks! Monty gets dropped to the canvas, then battered with a barrage of rights and lefts. Kendrick leaves the ring having left Monty down and out. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Quality: 63(58/69) Notes: The CPW Intercontinental title has gained in image. Workers: Scorpio and Roadkill Segment: Insult Trading Description: Roadkill is in the ring, when Scorpio comes out onto the stage. They trade insults back and forth, building toward a match between the two. Quality: 70 Notes: ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 20, 2003 - Just realized that instead of Ron Waterman vs Stylez last show, I had Robert Thompson vs Stylez. D'oh. Oh well, easily fixed. - Also started feud between Brian Kendrick and Stylez as I forgot to do originally. ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 20, 2003 Outbreak Episode: 3 Overall Rating: 59 TV Rating: 0.72 (+.04) Attendance: 192 (-7) Announcer: Tony Schiavone Color Commentator: Kevin Kelly Workers: Austin Lee vs Aki Mann vs Doc Dean vs Vince Goodnite Segment: 4 Corners Description: Aki Mann vs Austin Lee vs Doc Dean vs Vince Goodnite : Standing leg lariat by Doc Dean on Mann. Hard back suplex on Mann. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Cover for a two count. Doc Dean misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. Mann tags out to Vince Goodnite. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Doc Dean charges, Goodnite moves, and the referee is conveniently placed to get knocked out. Vicious kick to the teeth from Vince Goodnite. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Hard back suplex on Doc. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Doc blocks a kick from Vince Goodnite. Tag between Doc Dean and Austin Lee. Super frankensteiner on Goodnite, who hit hard. Lee uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Austin Lee gets taken down out of nowhere. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Vicious kick to the teeth from Vince Goodnite. Tag to Doc Dean. Hard back suplex on Lee. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Diamond Dust from Doc Dean, Lee is out. Austin Lee can barely stand. Dragon Suplex!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Nothing worth seeing here, i'll give a 1\2 star rating because i'm generous. Quality: 49(27/72) Notes: Workers: Brian Kendrick and Spiffy Sean Stylez Segment: Backstage Sneak Attack Description: Spiffy Sean Stylez is walking backstage when Brian Kendrick comes from behind and attacks him with a chair. Brian Kendrick walks off after hitting a few more chair shots, leaving Spiffy down on the floor. Quality: 64 Notes: Spiffy Sean Stylez gained overness from this segment. Workers: New Wave vs Casey & Michaels Segment: Tag Team Match Description: New Wave vs Casey and Michaels : Shawn Candido hits a right hand on Sean Casey. Shawn Candido hits a shaky delayed suplex on Casey. Cover for a two count. Tag between Shawn Candido and Feltcher. New Wave whip Casey into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Casey takes a vertical suplex. Hooks the leg for a two count. Feltcher hits Casey. Sean Casey elbows Feltcher in the face to break a hammerlock. Tiger suplex on Feltcher, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Tag to Chris Michaels. Hard back suplex on Feltcher. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Michaels drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Tag to Shawn Candido. Powerslam from Shawn Candido on Michaels. Face-first suplex from Candido. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Chop from Candido on Michaels. Michaels ducks a wild right hand. Michaels crushes Candido with a running senton. Casey and Michaels have Shawn Candido to themselves. Double Flying Splash! 1....2....3! It's over. New Wave look like they aren't done...and they attack Casey and Michaels! After an exchange of blows, Michaels and Casey are laid out in the ring. Bland match, but i'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Quality: 53(37/70) Notes: Workers: Silva Smooth and Suicide Blondes Segment: Tag Confrontation Description: Smooth and Silva are walking backstage when they run into Suicide Blondes. The two teams stare each other down, and threats are made, then they walk away from each other, looking angry. Quality: 59 Notes: Jason Lee gained overness from this segment. Derrick King gained overness from this segment. GQ Smooth gained overness from this segment. Lance Silva gained overness from this segment. Workers: Tony Lazaro vs Seven Segment: Singles Match Description: Tony Lazaro vs Seven : Lazaro takes a headbutt from Seven. Seven slams Tony Lazaro. Big backdrop on Lazaro, executed well. Bodyslam by Seven. Tony Lazaro elbows Seven in the face to break a hammerlock. Lazaro hits a spinning back kick. Tony Lazaro uses a running dropkick into the corner. Hooks the leg for a two count. Seven drops out the back of a Tony Lazaro bodyslam attempt. Massive backbreaker, Lazaro got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Hooks the leg for a two count. Death valley driver by Seven, Tony Lazaro got planted. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Lazaro reverses a Seven hammerlock. Lazaro hits an arm drag on Seven. Seven avoids a Tony Lazaro avalanche. Running knee lift from Seven. Tony Lazaro can barely stand. Here it comes - Sinner Shot. 1....2...3, it's finished. Seven slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Lazaro turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. DUD. Quality: 41(24/59) Notes: Workers: Messiah vs Tony Jones vs Jonny C Segment: Triple Threat Hardcore Match Description: Jonny C vs Tony Jones vs Messiah (For The CPW Television Title) : Stiff chop lights up J.C.. Messiah gets nailed with a DVD player to the head. Jonny C fights out of a grapple. Massive backbreaker, Jones got planted. Early reports indicate that the back was *not* actually broken, so the move's name should actually be backhurter. Big piledriver on Messiah. Hooks the leg for a two count. Belly to belly off the top rope, J.C. got folded up big time. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Tony Jones misses a clothesline. Jonny C throws Jones into a shopping trolley. Lifting DDT by Messiah, looked good. Jonny C can barely stand. Here it comes - The Godsmack. 1....2...3, it's finished. I'll give it a *1\2 rating. Quality: 57(37/77) Notes: The CPW Television title has gained in image. Workers: Scorpio and Roadkill Segment: Run Off Description: Scorpio is in the ring, insulting Roadkill on the microphone. Roadkill comes running down the aisle and into the ring, causing Scorpio to leave and exit through the crowd. Quality: 71 Notes: Workers: Monty Brown vs Lash LeRoux Segment: Singles Match Description: Monty Brown vs Lash LeRoux : Second rope flying axe handle, Monty goes down. Lightning kick by LeRoux on Monty. Cover for a two count. Monty Brown avoids a Lash LeRoux avalanche. Forearm to the face from Monty on LeRoux. LeRoux walks into a spinning heel kick, evidently feeling that the 'duck' tactic is over-rated. Hooks the leg for a two count. Monty face jams Lash LeRoux. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Monty hits an arm drag on LeRoux. Monty only gets knees on a splash. Flying reverse elbow by Lash LeRoux. Cover for a two count. DDT from the top rope by Lash LeRoux. That looked brutal. Hooks the leg for a close fall. LeRoux uses a basement dropkick to the knee. LeRoux hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Monty blocks the suplex attempt. Flying elbow from Monty Brown, barely hitting the target. Flying knee to the face from Monty Brown. Is it Mutoh Appreciation Night? Lash LeRoux is in trouble. Alpha Bomb! 1....2....3. Monty Brown is still in the ring celebrating. Lash LeRoux pushes the referee away, then spins Monty around! Lash LeRoux hits the Whiplash! Monty Brown has been floored after the match. I'm going to give this a ** rating because i'm in a generous mood. Quality: 64(60/69) Notes: Lash LeRoux lost overness from this match. Monty Brown gained overness from this match. Workers: Spiffy Sean Stylez Segment: Interview Description: Spiffy Sean Stylez is backstage. He was building up the feud with Brian Kendrick. Good plan. Quality: 73 Notes: Spiffy Sean Stylez gained overness from this segment. Workers: Spiffy Sean Stylez vs Ron Waterman Segment: Singles Match Description: Ron Waterman vs Spiffy Sean Stylez : Bodyslam by Spiffy. Doctor Bomb, H2O landed hard. Hooks the leg for a two count. Ron Waterman comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Stiff chop lights up Spiffy. Ron Waterman with a spinning neckbreaker on Spiffy. Hooks the leg for a two count. Death valley driver by Ron Waterman, Spiffy Sean Stylez got planted. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Ron Waterman with a spinning neckbreaker on Spiffy. Spiffy drops out the back of a Ron Waterman bodyslam attempt. Spiffy Sean Stylez hits a delayed suplex on H2O. There's a two count on the pin. Death valley driver by Spiffy Sean Stylez, Ron Waterman got planted. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Ron Waterman takes a butterfly suplex from Spiffy. Belly to belly suplex by Spiffy. Spiffy walks into a trip. Rude Awakening on Spiffy Sean Stylez by H2O. Ron Waterman scores with a standing spinebuster. Brian Kendrick comes running down the aisle with a chair! H2O goes to irish whip Spiffy Sean Stylez into the ropes. Kendrick hits Spiffy with a chair to the back! Ron Waterman moves in for the kill. Water Bomb! 1....2....3. Brian Kendrick obviously hasn't finished his attack yet! Spiffy Sean Stylez stands up...and gets floored! Brian Kendrick climbs the turnbuckles. Off the top - Sliced Bread #2!!! Brian Kendrick eventually leaves, having caused enough damage. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. Quality: 63(51/75) Notes: Spiffy Sean Stylez lost overness from this match. Ron Waterman gained overness from this match. Workers: Scorpio and Roadkill Segment: Callout and Accepted Challenge Description: Roadkill is in the ring, and he calls out Scorpio. Scorpio appears, and eventually accepts a challenge to a match between the two. Quality: 62 Notes: ___________________________________________________________ Wednesday, May 21, 2003 - Sophie tells me that my production needs to be raised by 5%. Dammit, that would explain the suckiness of my shows as of late. At least I hope it does. - Confirmed Matches for Full Force: Roadkill vs Scorpio for the CPW World Title Brian Kendrick vs Spiffy Sean Stylez for the CPW Intercontinental Title Messiah vs Seven for the CPW Television Title Silva Smooth (GQ Smooth & Lance Silva) vs Suicide Blondes (Derrick King & Jason Lee) for CPW Tag Team Titles ___________________________________________________________ Sunday, May 25, 2003 - Signed Nova and Rosey to my Main Event. Shall be used for this upcoming show. - Sent out Promo Tapes to TSN ___________________________________________________________ Sunday, May 25, 2003 Full Force (Large Event) Episode: 1 Overall Rating: 63 Special: None Attendance: 1026 Announcer: Tony Schiavone Color Commentator: Kevin Kelly Workers: Aki Mann vs Austin Lee vs Bruno Sassi vs Doc Dean vs Generalin Intikami vs Jason Rumble vs Jonny C vs Robert Thompson vs Saniyedi Gecti vs Vince Goodnite Segment: Battle Royal Description: 10 Man Battle Royal : Running knee lift from Bruno Sassi. Generalin Intikami was eliminated by Sassi. (Elimination # 1) Austin Lee hits a rolling kick on Rumble. Jason Rumble got bundled out by Lee. (Elimination # 2) Big forearm by Robert Thompson, ripping a page from the NOAH playbook. Thompson threw Doc Dean over the top rope. (Elimination # 3) Mann hits a back kick. Mann threw Robert Thompson over the top rope. (Elimination # 4) J.C. walks into a high dropkick from Vince Goodnite. Jonny C got thrown over the top rope by Goodnite. (Elimination # 5) Bruno Sassi hits some punches. Sassi tried to get Austin Lee over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Bruno Sassi hits some punches. Sassi went for the elimination, but Aki Mann held on to the ropes. Sassi takes a chop from Mann. Flying knee to the face from Aki Mann. Is it Mutoh Appreciation Night? Flying reverse elbow by Austin Lee. Lee tried to get Aki Mann over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Mann hits an arm drag on Goodnite. Flying knee to the face from Aki Mann. Is it Mutoh Appreciation Night? Mann snapmares Bruno Sassi. Bruno Sassi was eliminated by Mann. (Elimination # 6) Gecti bodyslams Austin Lee. Gecti tried to get Austin Lee over the top rope, but Gravity made the save. Vince Goodnite takes a knee lift from Mann. Vince Goodnite got thrown over the top rope by Mann. (Elimination # 7) Mann snapmares Saniyedi Gecti. Saniyedi Gecti got bundled out by Mann. (Elimination # 8) Aki Mann uses a running dropkick into the corner. Slingshot clothesline by Mann, who almost messed it up by slipping on the ropes. Austin Lee avoids a Aki Mann avalanche. Aki Mann got thrown over the top rope by Lee. I don't rate battle royals. Quality: 46(27/65) Notes: Workers: Tony Lazaro vs Tony Jones Segment: Hardcore Description: Tony Jones vs Tony Lazaro : Fire extinguisher shot. Lazaro walks into a jaw breaker. Hooks the leg for a two count. Lazaro counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Kick from Tony Lazaro to the leg. Lazaro hits an arm drag on Jones. Cover for a two count. Hip toss onto a chair by Lazaro. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Jones walks into a spinning heel kick, evidently feeling that the 'duck' tactic is over-rated. Jones drops out the back of a Tony Lazaro bodyslam attempt. Gutwrench into a powerbomb, Lazaro hits hard. Cover for a two count. Tiger Driver nearly crushes the spine of Lazaro. Misawa approves i'm sure. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Vertical suplex by Tony Jones. Jones uses a table as a ram on Tony Lazaro. Lazaro backdrops Tony Jones out of a piledriver attempt. Lazaro hits an arm drag on Jones. Lazaro face jams Tony Jones. Tony Lazaro has Tony Jones down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Through the air, Leapin Lazaro! 1....2....3. Tony Lazaro slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Jones turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Quality: 54(46/63) Notes: Workers: Suicide Blondes vs Silva Smooth Segment: Tag Team Match Description: Silva Smooth vs Suicide Blondes (For The CPW Tag Team Titles) : Standing leg lariat by Jason Lee on Silva. Jason Lee hits a rolling kick on Silva. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Jason Lee and Derrick King. Suicide Blondes whip Silva into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Hooks the leg for a two count. Hard back suplex on Silva. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Derrick King gets taken down out of nowhere. Super frankensteiner on Derrick, who hit hard. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Lance Silva and GQ Smooth. GQ Smooth uses a running dropkick into the corner. Pin, but Derrick is out just before the three count. Smooth hits a spinning back kick. Derrick powers out of a headlock. Derrick King hits a rolling kick on Smooth. Tag between Derrick King and Jason Lee. Lee hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Tag between GQ Smooth and Lance Silva. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Lee whips Silva into the turnbuckles...and predictably, the referee gets sandwiched. Lance Silva floors Lee, then signals for the Save The Last Dance. Meanwhile, Jason Lee has something in his hands. Silva comes over...and gets nailed with a set of brass knuckles! The referee wakes up to see the pinfall: 1....2....3! It's over. Suicide Blondes rush forward to attack! Silva Smooth get caught by surprise and brutally beaten down to the canvas. Bland match, but i'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Quality: 53(43/64) Notes: The CPW Tag Team titles have gained in image. Workers: Messiah vs Seven Segment: Ladder Match Description: Messiah vs Seven (For The CPW Television Title) : Ladder shot by Messiah. Nice piledriver on Seven. Seven pushes out of a Messiah hold. Seven slams Messiah. Seven slams Messiah down. Seven throws the ladder into Messiah. Bodyslam by Seven. Messiah pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Spear by Messiah. Spear! Seven is down and hurt. Flying shoulder tackle by Messiah sends Seven to the mat. Messiah throws the ladder into Seven. Seven ducks a clothesline attempt. Seven slams Messiah down. Death valley driver by Seven, Messiah got planted. Seven moves in for the kill. Sinner Shot! Seven sets the ladder up and climbs it, grabbing the prize for the victory. Seven slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Messiah turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1\2 rating. Quality: 59(45/73) Notes: The CPW Television title has gained in image. Workers: Ron Waterman vs Monty Brown Segment: Falls Count Anywhere Match Description: Monty Brown vs Ron Waterman : Monty Brown dropkicks H2O after leaping off an upturned shopping cart. Monty, chanelling the power of Takada, hits a high kick on Ron Waterman. Cover for a two count. Monty Brown misses a clothesline. Monty receives some punishment. Bodyslam by H2O. Cover for a two count. Monty eats a trash can. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Fallaway slam by Ron Waterman. They brawl to the outside and into the crowd. Big punch, Ron Waterman nailed Monty. There's a two count on the pin. H2O bites Monty Brown, bringing back unpleasant memories of Bushwacker matches. <Shudder> They wind up back in the squared circle. Monty counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Back heel kick from Monty on H2O, missed by miles. There's a two count on the pin. Monty Brown with an enziguri. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Flying elbow from Monty Brown, barely hitting the target. Monty Brown hits a table shot to the ribs. Ron Waterman avoids a Monty Brown avalanche. Rude Awakening on Monty Brown by H2O. Death valley driver by Ron Waterman, Monty Brown got planted. Monty Brown is in trouble. Here it comes - Water Bomb. 1....2...3, it's finished. Ron Waterman slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Monty turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. I'll give it a *1\2 rating. Quality: 59(50/69) Notes: Monty Brown lost overness from this match. Ron Waterman gained overness from this match. Workers: Nova vs Lash LeRoux Segment: Singles Match Description: Nova vs Lash LeRoux : Standing leg lariat by Lash LeRoux on Nova. Nova reverses a waistlock. Nova hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. LeRoux reverses an irish whip...and Nova runs into the referee. DDT from the top rope by Nova. That looked brutal. Cover, but there's no one to count for Nova. LeRoux blocks a punch. LeRoux hits a dropkick on Nova. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Nova is down. There's a two count on the pin. Diamond Dust from Lash LeRoux, Nova is out. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Nova reverses a Lash LeRoux hammerlock. LeRoux takes a hurrancarana from Nova. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. LeRoux reverses a Nova hammerlock. Nova hooks up a suplex, but it is blocked. LeRoux scores with a low blow, then turns it into a small package! The referee didn't see the illegal blow! 1...2...3! Nova got screwed out of the victory! Lash LeRoux leaves the ring and heads off down the aisle at speed. LeRoux has the victory, and isn't hanging around for Nova to look for revenge. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. Quality: 64(62/67) Notes: Workers: Crash Holly vs Rosey Segment: Singles Match Description: Rosey vs Crash Holly : Crash gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Rosey hits a sloppy double axe handle. There's a two count on the pin. Crash Holly elbows Rosey in the face to break a hammerlock. Crash hits an arm drag on Rosey. Flying elbow from Crash Holly, barely hitting the target. Cover for a two count. Crash face jams Rosey. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Crash hits a dropkick on Rosey. 'Hit' may be an exaggeration, as it barely touched. Crash drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Powerslam from Rosey on Crash. Hooks the leg for a two count. Rosey scores with a poor standing spinebuster. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Rosey hits a right hand on Crash Holly. Weak headbutt on Crash by Rosey. Crash reverses a waistlock. Gut buster, Rosey hits hard. Slingshot clothesline by Crash, who almost messed it up by slipping on the ropes. Crash Holly floors Rosey. Crash Course! 1....2....3. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. Quality: 61(60/63) Notes: Workers: Brian Kendrick vs Spiffy Sean Stylez Segment: Singles Match Description: Brian Kendrick vs Spiffy Sean Stylez (For The CPW Intercontinental Title) : Rude Awakening on Brian Kendrick by Spiffy. Tiger bomb by Spiffy Sean Stylez, although no mention is made of whether it originated in Pearl River. Hooks the leg for a two count. Brian Kendrick takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Brian Kendrick scores with a back heel kick on Spiffy. Spin kick by Brian Kendrick to the face. Cover for a two count. Springboard dropkick from Brian Kendrick. Nicely done. Pin, but Spiffy is out just before the three count. Spin kick by Brian Kendrick to the face. Spiffy reverses a waistlock. Kendrick walks into a jaw breaker. Hooks the leg for a two count. Spiffy Sean Stylez scores with a standing spinebuster. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Big backdrop on Kendrick, executed well. Big forearm by Spiffy Sean Stylez, ripping a page from the NOAH playbook. Brian Kendrick powers out of a Spiffy Sean Stylez headlock. Flying elbow from Brian Kendrick. Tiger suplex on Spiffy, right from out of the Misawa playbook. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Spiffy Sean Stylez knocks Kendrick to the outside, then signals for the Spiffy Driver. He reaches out of the ring for Brian Kendrick...and gets clobbered with the ring bell! Right to the head! The referee wakes up to see Kendrick sliding in and making the pinfall: 1....2....3! Forget about it. I'll give it a **1\2 rating. Quality: 71(66/77) Notes: The CPW Intercontinental title has gained in image. Workers: Scorpio vs Roadkill Segment: Singles Match Description: Roadkill vs Scorpio (For The CPW World Title) : Second rope flying axe handle, Roadkill goes down. Roadkill takes a hurrancarana from Scorpio. Hooks the leg for a two count. Roadkill elbows Scorpio in the face to break a hammerlock. Roadkill bodyslams Scorpio. Flying shoulder tackle by Roadkill sends Scorpio to the mat. There's a two count on the pin. Roadkill scores with a big spinebuster. Pin, but Scorpio is out just before the three count. Back elbow connects, Scorpio staggers backward. Scorpio ducks a wild right hand. Lightning kick by Scorpio on Roadkill. Hooks the leg for a two count. Back heel kick off the second rope, Roadkill goes down. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Driven DDT by Scorpio. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Kick from Scorpio to the leg. Scorpio walks into a trip. Back elbow connects, Scorpio staggers backward. Roadkill scores with a big spinebuster. Roadkill floors Scorpio. Here it comes - Amish Splash, forget about it. 1....2...3! Roadkill is still in the ring celebrating. Scorpio pushes the referee away, then slams Roadkill down! Scorpio climbs to the top rope and hits the Scorpio Splash! Roadkill has been knocked silly. Almost wandered into *** match territory, but there was too much that dragged it down so it only gets a **3\4 rating. Quality: 74(72/77) Notes: The CPW World title has gained in image. ___________________________________________________________ Monday, May 26, 2003 - Lost Lash LeRoux to WWE. *sighs* - Lost Scorpio to NWATNA. * bigger sighs* - Not hiring anyone to refill those position (I already had hired people in case such a thing happened). ___________________________________________________________ Tuesday, May 27, 2003 Outbreak Episode: 4 Overall Rating: 61 TV Rating: 0.77 (+.03) Attendance: 191 (-1) Announcer: Tony Schiavone Color Commentator: Kevin Kelly Workers: ??? Segment: Singles Debut Via Limo Arrival Description: A black stretch limo pulls up outside the arena, and out steps someone but you don't actually see who it is, but do know that he making his first appearance in the promotion. Taking his time to get his bags, just as he's about to close the trunk, the screen fades to black. Quality: 80 Notes: ??? gained overness from this segment. May I also add, that this is my highest segment. Workers: Aki Mann vs Bruno Sassi vs Jonny C vs Generalin Intikmai Segment: Elimination Description: Aki Mann vs Bruno Sassi vs Generalin Intikami vs Jonny C : Aki Mann arm drags Generalin over. Mann hits a quick kick on Generalin. Cover for a two count. Mann tags out to Bruno Sassi. Running knee lift from Bruno Sassi. Death valley driver by Bruno Sassi, Generalin Intikami got planted. Pin, but Generalin is out just before the three count. Tag between Bruno Sassi and Jonny C. Bodyslam by J.C.. Tag between Generalin Intikami and Aki Mann. J.C. takes a kick to the chest, and staggers back. J.C. blocks a punch. Death valley driver by Jonny C, Aki Mann is down and hurt. Pin, three count, it's over. Jonny C pins Mann. J.C. takes a flying neckbreaker from Generalin Intikami. J.C. walks into a spike slam. There's a two count on the pin. Rude Awakening on Jonny C by Generalin. Tag to Bruno Sassi. Sassi slams Generalin Intikami down. Bruno Sassi with a spinning neckbreaker on Generalin. Sassi only gets knees on a splash. Flying shoulder tackle by Generalin sends Sassi to the mat. Death valley driver by Generalin Intikami, Bruno Sassi got planted. Pin : 1 - 2- 3. Generalin defeats Sassi. Super kick by Generalin Intikami. Generalin Intikami scores with a big spinebuster. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Generalin Intikami misses a clothesline. Jonny C ducks a Generalin clothesline and does a quick roll up. J.C. has a handful of tights! The referee hasn't seen it: 1....2....3!! Yuck. DUD. Quality: 42(24/71) Notes: Workers: Austin Lee vs Jason Rumble vs Oz vs Saniyedi Gecti Segment: Elimination Description: Oz vs Austin Lee vs Saniyedi Gecti vs Jason Rumble : Gecti takes a back suplex. Hard impact russian legsweep by Rumble. If you're going to get impact, 'hard' is probably a good way to go. Cover for a two count. Gecti reverses a waistlock. Gecti tags out to Austin Lee. Lee hits a dropkick on Jason Rumble. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Tornado DDT from Austin Lee, Rumble got planted. Cover, but there's no one to count for Austin Lee. Flying elbow from Austin Lee. Jason Rumble comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Rumble tags out to Oz. Lee takes a hurrancarana from Oz. Lee takes a flying neckbreaker from Oz. Lee blocks a punch. Flying elbow from Austin Lee. DDT from the top rope by Austin Lee. That looked brutal. Cover gets three. Austin Lee pinned Oz. Chanelling the spirit of Misawa, Saniyedi Gecti uses a forearm to the face. Gecti slams Austin Lee down. There's a two count on the pin. Saniyedi Gecti hits a bulldog off the ropes. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Austin Lee reverses a hip toss. Tiger suplex on Gecti, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Tag between Austin Lee and Jason Rumble. Jason Rumble plants Gecti with an exploder suplex. Pin : 1 - 2- 3. Rumble defeats Gecti. Belly to belly suplex by Rumble. Lee powers out of a headlock. Flying reverse elbow by Austin Lee. Pin, but Rumble is out just before the three count. Rumble blocks the suplex attempt. Lee tastes a high angle back suplex. It probably tasted like chicken. Jason Rumble has Austin Lee down on the canvas. Here it comes...Boston Crab! Austin Lee taps! Yuck. DUD. Quality: 42(24/71) Notes: Workers: Suicide Blondes and Casey & Michaels Segment: Tag Run Off Description: Suicide Blondes are in the ring. Out from the back come Casey and Michaels, and they hit the ring. Derrick and Lee get out of there quickly, not wanting to fight. Quality: 60 Notes: Sean Casey gained overness from this segment. Chris Michaels gained overness from this segment. Jason Lee gained overness from this segment. Derrick King gained overness from this segment. Workers: Doc Dean vs Robert Thompson vs Shawn Candido vs Vince Goodnite Segment: Elimination Description: Doc Dean vs Robert Thompson vs Shawn Candido vs Vince Goodnite : Hard back suplex on Thompson. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Doc hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Cover for a two count. Tag to Vince Goodnite. Goodnite uses a basement dropkick to the knee. DDT from the top rope by Vince Goodnite. That looked brutal. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Tag to Shawn Candido. Candido suplexes Thompson to the canvas. Tag to Doc Dean. Stiff high kick on Candido by Doc Dean who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Candido counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Candido DDTs Doc Dean. Pin, three count, it's over. Shawn Candido pins Doc. Thompson drives a thrust kick into the chest of Candido. Vicious back suplex! Shawn Candido got nailed. Cover for a two count. Hard impact russian legsweep by Thompson. If you're going to get impact, 'hard' is probably a good way to go. Candido tags out to Vince Goodnite. Goodnite uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Thompson takes a flying neckbreaker from Vince Goodnite. Robert Thompson fights out of a grapple. Big dropkick by Robert Thompson, who got good elevation. Diamond Dust from Robert Thompson, Goodnite is out. Pin, three count, it's over. Robert Thompson pins Goodnite. Brainbuster suplex by Robert Thompson, who apparently is in the mood to bust some brains. Tiger Driver nearly crushes the spine of Candido. Misawa approves i'm sure. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Candido reverses a waistlock. Feltcher comes running down the aisle with a chair! Candido whips Robert Thompson into the ropes. Feltcher jumps onto the apron with the chair! Collision between Feltcher, Thompson, and the chair! Robert Thompson staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Nothing worth seeing here, i'll give a 1\2 star rating because i'm generous. Quality: 47(33/73) Notes: Workers: Seven and Tony Lazaro Segment: Challenge Description: Seven is in the ring. Tony Lazaro comes out, and challenges him to a match. The challenge is accepted. Quality: 71 Notes: Seven gained overness from this segment. Tony Lazaro gained overness from this segment. Workers: Tony Jones vs Messiah Segment: Hardcore Description: Tony Jones vs Messiah : Jones eats a trash can. Messiah hits a stump piledriver on Tony Jones. There's a two count on the pin. Jones backdrops Messiah out of a piledriver attempt. Tony Jones snap suplexes Messiah. Hard impact russian legsweep by Jones. If you're going to get impact, 'hard' is probably a good way to go. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tony Jones slams Messiah onto a video machine. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Jones drives a thrust kick into the chest of Messiah. Messiah kicks Tony Jones in the gut to reverse the momentum. Full nelson slam on Jones. Cover for a two count. Powerbomb on Jones. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Rude Awakening on Tony Jones by Messiah. Jones gets thrown over the table. Jones ducks a wild right hand. Stun Gun from Tony Jones! There used to be this blonde guy in WCW in the early 90's who used that...i wonder what happened to him? Belly to belly off the top rope, Messiah got folded up big time. Tony Jones has Messiah down on the canvas. Here it comes...The Shooter! Messiah taps! I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Quality: 53(40/79) Notes: Workers: Rosey and Nova Segment: Confrontation Description: Nova is walking backstage, when he meets Rosey. They trade insults, get in each others faces, but eventually walk off without coming to blows. Quality: 60 Notes: Workers: Spiffy Sean Stylez and Brian Kendrick Segment: Held From Apart From Brawl Description: Brian Kendrick is in the ring, when Spiffy Sean Stylez comes out from the back. They trade insults, and look ready to begin fighting when numerous referees, other backstage officials, and wrestlers come running out and hold them apart so that they can't go at it. Quality: 76 Notes: Brian Kendrick gained overness from this segment. Spiffy Sean Stylez gained overness from this segment. Workers: Crash Holly vs Ron Waterman vs Monty Brown Segment: Triple Threat Match Description: Crash Holly vs Monty Brown vs Ron Waterman : Monty takes a kick to the chest, and staggers back. Ron Waterman hits some punches. Monty Brown ducks a clothesline attempt. Weak bodyslam by Monty. Monty Brown hits a crap missile dropkick on Crash. There's a two count on the pin. Spear! Monty is down and hurt. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. H2O walks into a trip. Flying elbow off the top rope by Monty Brown, poor elevation though. Crash face jams Monty Brown. Crash Holly moves in for the kill. Here it comes - Crash Landing. 1....2...3, it's finished. This one gets * rating and likes it. Quality: 54(51/69) Notes: Workers: Roadkill and ??? Segment: Run In Attack and Steal Title Description: Roadkill is walking down the aisle carrying the CPW World belt. He gets into the ring and apparently is about to speak his mind. Possibly about who he's facing at this upcoming PPV. Out of the crowd comes Maven! That person that had arrived in the Limo was apparently MAVEN! He gets into the ring and soon he and Roadkill are having a pier six brawl. Rake to the eyes by Maven, and looks like he's setting up for... OMG! Roadkill was just floored by the MaveKick! Maven grabs the belt off the floor and escapes through the crowd. Quality: 78 Notes: Roadkill gained overness from this segment. ___________________________________________________________ Wednesday, May 28, 2003 - Yup. I hired Maven yesterday. [cocky attitude] What? You actually believed me that I wouldn't do something like that? Oh puh-lease. You guys are so gullible. ...huh? You KNEW I'd pull a stunt like that? [/cocky attiude] ...dammit. Oh well. And yes, I made Maven's finisher the MaveKick. He's also heelish and now in a feud (as of the day before) with Roadkill for the CPW World title. Apparently it was a good pick up as Maven saved my show from being sucky as he had participated in two of the highest segments in CPW history. - Why did I have 3 quad elimination matches? I'll be introducing a new belt this coming show. Hence the three winners will all face off in a hardcore match for the title. No it isn't a hardcore title, that just happened to be the match that I decided on. ___________________________________________________________ End Of May Update - Well, I must admit that I had a shaky start to my EWR. I mean, losing Lash LeRoux and Scorpio were big blows to my company. Thankfully, I've been able to rebound from that by having sensational stuff happen, like Maven being my biggest player right now, having Roadkill still around with me, and frankly not having Brian Kendrick or Spiff Sean Stylez bitch at me because they have main event overness. Well, here's the rest of the data that I should be posting up. Also managed to pick up a new show Epidemic on TSN Fridays. It'll be Prime Time as well so yah to me. I'm starting to kick EVERYONE's BUTT... Except that damned WrestlingDeacon. Damn you for producing an 85% segment, thusly destroying my hopes of putting on a great show. Damn you to hell. At least mine was pure TALENT~! That’s right~! I said it~! MAVEN’S GOT TALENT~! …ok, so he’s using a super fine looking dropkick as a finisher, he’s still got more talent than your Ultimo Dragon! …don’t you even GO there. Owner: None PI: 79 (+9) Money: $2,900,000 (-100000) Risk: 60 (NC) Producton Lvl: 55 (NC) Merchandise: 34 (NC) Advertising: 60 (+5) Feuds: Main Roadkill vs Maven - 81 Brian Kendrick vs Spiffy Sean Stylez - 72 Titles: CPW World - 64 (+4) Champion: Roadkill CPW Intercontential - 52 (+12) Champion: Brian Kendrick CPW Television - 43 (+6) Champion: Seven CPW Xtreme - 25 (NC) Champion: Vacant CPW Tag Team - 33 (+7) Champions: Suicide Blondes (Derrick King & Jason Lee) Birthdays: Austin Lee (21) Doc Dean (26) Messiah (32) ___________________________________________________________ Well, that's my first month. I hope you enjoyed all 26 pages worth (using Word and that's what it comes up to). Sucks stats wise (matches), but I'm in the lead with PI and frankly I could cut some people to save that money I lost (I know whom I could trim from my sails, but with two shows, I'll keep'em for now). Give me another TWO months and I'll be Cult. Might I also add that Maven is God. That is all. 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Guest Smell the ratings!!! Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Now that Flik has made everyone go blind with his magnum opus, here's the second half of my first month with CZB. Type Name Here (Week 3) - Who's that jumpin out the sky? F...N...K! A limo arrives and NUMBAH ONE Funaki steps out for his first show with CZB. How will react to the war between Ultimo Dragon and his former partner Taka? 56% - Ebessan has his debut match with Blitzkrieg and pins him with the EDriver. Looks like Ultimo has recuited another forgein talent to back him up. 67% - Anthony Durante is on the mic. He's the only big man in a promotion filled with little ones, and right now he's calling for anyone in the back to try and face him eye to eye. Durante's attitude fades pretty quick when Roadkill steps out from behind the curtain to answer his challenge! 65% - Roadkill dominates in his debut and pins Durante with the Barn Burner. 69% - Francine is answering Ultimo's recent moves with one of her own, and introduces another worker from the orient, Johnny Smith. Francine says he's the best technical wrestler in the world, even better than the Dragon himself. Smith takes the mic and says that when Taka Michinoku wins the title shot, he will take his place. He wants no one to mistake that he is running things now. How will Taka react? 85% - Kaz Hayashi is taking a risk, putting his #1 Contendership on the line in order to get a no DQ match with his fromer boss Taka Michinoku. But the plan backfires as Funaki interferes on behalf of his former partner! Taka follows up Funaki's Tornado DDT with a Michnoku Driver and wins the title shot. Kai En Tai celebrates as fans pelt the ring with trash. But will Taka have to give up his shot to Johnny Smith? 77% SHOW RATING - 70 TV RATING - .73 Type Name Here (Week 4) - Air Paris tells Ivory that for his first match he wants Ebessan, who beat his partner Blitzkrieg last week. 71% - Blitzkreig beats Lash Leroux with the Sky Twister Press to become the first ever CZB Television Champion. 59% - Mr. Spiff walks into the arena for his first apperance with CZB. He tells a stagehand that he's looking for Spanky, so he can thank him for getting him his first spot with a big promotion. 82% - Air Paris wins his debut match against Ebessan. 62% - Mr. Spiff finds Spanky and thanks him for his help. Suddenly Blitzkrieg storms the room and skulls Spanky with his new title belt! Spiff screams that he's his own man and needs no one's help as Blitzkrieg continues to assualt Spanky. 60% - Taka Michinoku comes to the ring accompined by Johnny Smith for a match with Jimmy Yang. Before the show it was announced that Taka would indeed give Johnny Smith the title shot at Beginning of the End , supposedly so he and Funaki could get a match with Taka's enemy Kaz Hayashi and his partner Yang. Taka and Johnny Smith are clearly not too pleased with eachother. They argue during the course of the match, and finally the two have to be broken up by the referee. While he's distracted with Smith, Funaki runs in with a chair, but misses and hits Taka! Yang makes the pin while Funaki and Smith argue. After the match the 3 Asian Invasion members try to attack Yang but Hayashi runs in and they scatter through the crowd. 66% SHOW RATING - 66 TV RATING - .69 Be there in, uh.....an undetermined amount of time for Beginning of the End! - Confirmed Matches Durante vs. Roadkill in an Hardcore match Spanky vs. Blitzkreig for the CZB Television Championship Kai En Tai vs. The Yung Dragons for the CZB Tag Team Championship Ultimo Dragon vs. Johnny Smith for the CZB World Championship Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest WrestlingDeacon Report post Posted May 5, 2003 (edited) MWWC New Tradition Sunday May 25th Hosts: Tony Schiavone and Rob Bitterman I shilled out the $30,000 to have the event logo on the ring apron. Meh. Lash LeRoux enters JT Smith’s locker room with a cameraman in tow as he did on Firepower. Smith is even more miffed than he was the first time. Lash is sorry about costing him the Mid-Western Heritage Title on Firepower, he just wanted to help him out and it didn’t come out right. Regardless, Smith wouldn’t want to win the title through interference anyway. Ok, so let Lash try to make it up to him again. He’s scored them a slot in the four-way tag match tonight for another shot at the Coalition Tag Titles and he promises that they’ll beat Casey and Michaels the next time. Well…if they win tonight. LeRoux can almost guarantee that. Segment Rating: 70% Lash LeRoux gained overness from this segment. Sean Casey vs Austin Lee (For The Mid-Western Cruiserweight Title) : Standing leg lariat by Austin Lee on Casey. Lee hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Austin Lee hits a rolling kick on Casey. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Casey counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Second rope flying axe handle, Lee goes down. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. There's a two count on the pin. Lee reverses a Sean Casey hammerlock. Casey takes a hurrancarana from Austin Lee. Cover for a two count. Back heel kick off the second rope, Casey goes down. Pin, but Casey is out just before the three count. Sean Casey takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Lee walks into a high dropkick from Sean Casey. Austin Lee ducks a clothesline attempt. Austin Lee hits a rolling kick on Casey. Sean Casey slugs Austin Lee, sending him down into the corner. While Casey fires up the crowd, Lee is removing the turnbuckle pad! Sean Casey comes over...but Lee grabs him by the tights and uses the leverage to slingshot Sean Casey face first into the exposed steel turnbuckle! Austin Lee rolls up the stunned Sean Casey: 1....2...3! How did the referee not see that? Chris Michaels comes running down the aisle with a chair and into the ring! Lee turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! Chris Michaels has left Lee down and bloodied. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Winner: Austin Lee Overall Rating: 61% Crowd Reaction: 44% Match Quality: 79% The Mid-Western Cruiserweight title has gained in image. The Bronco Busters vs LeRoux \ JT vs Sassi \ Ricardo vs New Breed : Bruno Sassi fires off some right and left hands. Back elbow connects, Houston staggers backward. Tag between Bruno Sassi and Slick Rick Ricardo. Slick Rick Ricardo hits Houston. Cover for a two count. Houston counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Houston tags out to Lash LeRoux. Ricardo takes a flying neckbreaker from Lash LeRoux. Super kick by Lash LeRoux. Tag between Lash LeRoux and JT Smith. LeRoux \ JT whip Ricardo into the corner. Lash LeRoux whips JT Smith in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. There's a two count on the pin. Ricardo reverses a JT Smith hammerlock. Uninspiring brawling from Slick Rick Ricardo. Tag to Ashe. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? There's a two count on the pin. Tag between JT Smith and Slick Rick Ricardo. Slick Rick Ricardo strikes Ashe. Ashe counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Ashe crushes Ricardo with a running senton. Pin, three count, it's over. Ashe pins Ricardo. Forearm to the face from Armadillo on Ashe. Frankie Armadillo scores with a poor standing spinebuster. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Armadillo tags out to Lash LeRoux. Ashe takes a flying neckbreaker from Lash LeRoux. Tag to Parker Houston. Super frankensteiner on Ashe, who hit hard. Back heel kick off the second rope, Ashe goes down. Pin : 1 - 2- 3. Houston defeats Ashe. Flapjack from JT on Houston. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Houston gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. JT walks into a trip. Houston uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Hooks the leg for a two count. Houston tags out to Frankie Armadillo. The Bronco Busters whip JT into the ropes and hit a double back elbow. Pin, but JT is out just before the three count. JT eats a swinging neckbreaker slam from Armadillo. JT Smith fights out of a grapple. Tag between JT Smith and Lash LeRoux. Super frankensteiner on Armadillo, who hit hard. Power drive elbow by Lash LeRoux. Parker Houston is in trouble. Whiplash!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Bland match, but i'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Winner: Smith and LeRoux Overall Rating: 53% Crowd Reaction: 34% Match Quality: 72% William Alfonso is in the back with the Axis Powers. He doesn’t give a damn who the mystery partner of Barton and Ultimo Dragon is. His guys are going to beat them no matter what and if their mystery partner sticks around the MWWC, he won’t enjoy his stay. Segment Rating: 77% Hardcore Match Orlando Jordan vs Blitzkrieg : Dropkick connects, Jordan goes down. Blitzkrieg only gets knees on a splash. Orlando Jordan strikes Blitzkrieg. Blitzkrieg charges, Jordan moves, and the referee is conveniently placed to get knocked out. Side suplex from Jordan. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Blitzkrieg reverses a Orlando Jordan hammerlock. Jordan takes a thrown chair to the face. Blitzkrieg crushes Jordan with a running senton. There's a two count on the pin. Springboard dropkick from Blitzkrieg. Nicely done. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Blitzkrieg misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. Orlando Jordan scoop slams Blitzkrieg onto and through a table. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Orlando Jordan gets taken down out of nowhere. William Alfonso is at ringside! Jordan wastes valuable time by yelling at Fonzie! Blitzkrieg takes advantage of the distraction and nails Jordan from behind! Blitzkrieg has Orlando Jordan down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Off the top - Sky Twister Press, forget about it. 1....2...3! Blitzkrieg and Fonzie tie Orlando Jordan up in the ropes, then start punching away at him until referees run down and break it up. Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. Winner: Blitzkrieg Overall Rating: 63% Crowd Reaction: 53% Match Quality: 74% JT Smith finds a cameraman and tells him to follow him, something is up. He opens a door to find Dutch Mantell talking with Lash LeRoux! Smith wants to know what the hell is going on. Lash tells him that Mantell was impressed by their work in the ring tonight and wants them to team up with the Bronco Busters against Casey and Michaels and the New Breed on the next Firepower. It will be a great opportunity for them to get another shot at Casey and Michaels in the ring before their tag title rematch. Smith storms out of the locker room; while LeRoux assures Mantell that everything is jake. Segment Rating: 64% Dutch Mantell gained overness from this segment. Thundar the Barbarian vs Tony Lazaro (For The Mid-Western Heritage Title) : Uninspiring brawling from Thundar the Barbarian. Tony Lazaro fights out of a grapple. Forearm to the face from Lazaro on Thundar. Tony Lazaro misses a clothesline...and takes out the referee by mistake. Slingshot clothesline by Lazaro, who almost messed it up by slipping on the ropes. Cover, but there's no one to count for Tony Lazaro. Thundar blocks a kick from Tony Lazaro. Lazaro gets squashed in the corner with a clothesline. Powerslam from Thundar the Barbarian on Lazaro. Cover for a two count. Side suplex from Thundar. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Lazaro reverses a Thundar the Barbarian hammerlock. Back heel kick from Lazaro on Thundar. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Thundar the Barbarian avoids a Tony Lazaro avalanche. Tony Lazaro is in trouble. Apocalyptic Chartbuster!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Thundar the Barbarian extends his hand to Lazaro...and it is accepted! They shake! Yuck. DUD. Winner: Thundar the Barbarian Overall Rating: 42% Crowd Reaction: 39% Match Quality: 45% Mike Barton and Ultimo Dragon come down to the ring for their six-man tag match. Barton gets on the stick and says that he’s worked with a lot of men during his career, but there was only one that he knew he could trust for tonight’s match and would be the perfect fit in the MWWC. Out walks Billy Gunn! Gunn (main event, face, teen idol, 70 over) thanks the crowd for the warm welcome and said that he is overjoyed to be teaming with Barton again after all this time. He’s here to help take on the Axis Powers and we’ll see how they fair against these three allies! (Why yes I am propping my main event up with the Smoking Gunns, thank you for noticing.) Segment Rating: 72% Barton\Ultimo\Billy vs Axis Powers : Billy walks into a high dropkick from Jimmy Yang. Yang hits a dropkick on Billy Gunn. Yang tags out to Kaz Hayashi. Billy takes a flying neckbreaker from Kaz Hayashi. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Billy is down. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Kaz Hayashi and Jindrak. Kaz Hayashi scoops up Billy. Jindrak bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Back elbow connects, Billy staggers backward. Billy Gunn elbows Jindrak in the face to break a hammerlock. Weak bodyslam on Jindrak by Billy. Tag between Billy Gunn and Mike Barton. Bodyslam by Barton. Powerbomb on Jindrak. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Rude Awakening on Jindrak by Barton. Tag between Mike Barton and Ultimo Dragon. Dropkick connects, Jindrak goes down. Ultimo uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Jindrak comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. Tag to Jimmy Yang. Ultimo takes a flying neckbreaker from Jimmy Yang. Ultimo tags out to Billy Gunn. Uninspiring brawling from Billy Gunn. Billy Gunn DDTs Yang, although it was hardly executed with pin-point precision. Billy Gunn moves in for the kill. One and Only! 1....2....3. **1\2 rating for a decent contest. Winner: Gunn/Barton/Dragon Overall Rating: 67% Crowd Reaction: 58% Match Quality: 77% Overall Show Rating: 62% Attendance: 924 Ticket Sales: $18480 MWWC Firepower Tuesday, May 27th 2003 Hosts: Tony Schiavone and Rob Bitterman JT Smith and Lash LeRoux are standing by with Rob Bitterman. They’ve patched everything up between themselves and Smith has consented to wrestle in the 8 man tag tonight with the Bronco Busters as their partners. However, he warns no funny stuff from anyone and Lash assure him with a smile. Segment Rating: 68% JT Smith gained overness from this segment. Lash LeRoux gained overness from this segment. Austin Lee vs Tony Lazaro (For The Mid-Western Cruiserweight Title) : Lazaro walks into a high dropkick from Austin Lee. Lazaro counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Lazaro hits an arm drag on Lee. We have our mandatory ref bump, as he goes down after accidentally getting caught by an elbow to the face. Lazaro face jams Austin Lee. Hooks the leg, but the referee is still out. Lazaro only gets knees on a splash. Lee uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Super kick by Austin Lee. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tornado DDT from Austin Lee, Lazaro got planted. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Lazaro counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Tony Lazaro hits a crap missile dropkick on Lee. Pin, but Lee is out just before the three count. Lee counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Austin Lee grapples with Tony Lazaro, and positions himself so that the referee can't see...and hits a low blow! He rolls up the stunned Tony Lazaro: 1....2....3!! What a cheap shot! I don't think the fight has finished. Austin Lee and Lazaro have begun brawling again! They wind up brawling all the way down the aisle and out of view. I'll give it a * rating for not being too bad. Winner: Austin Lee Overall Rating: 53% Crowd Reaction: 44% Match Quality: 63% The Mid-Western Cruiserweight title has gained in image. Casey and Michaels are backstage to say that they are looking forward to facing LeRoux and Smith again. Well, Smith more than LeRoux. They worn JT to keep an eye on him, because they sure will be in the 8 man coming up. Segment Rating: 58% Chris Michaels gained overness from this segment. Sean Casey gained overness from this segment. Team Casey vs Team JT : Michaels hits a massive spinning kick to the jaw. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Tag between Chris Michaels and Sean Casey. Dropkick connects, JT goes down. Tag between JT Smith and Parker Houston. Standing leg lariat by Sean Casey on Houston. Tag between Sean Casey and Ashe. Casey \ Ashe whip Houston into the ropes and hit a double back elbow. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Ashe and Curve. Curve hits a dropkick on Parker Houston. Curve crushes Houston with a running senton. Tag to Chris Michaels. Tiger suplex on Houston, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Parker Houston reverses a hip toss. Tag to Lash LeRoux. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Flying reverse elbow by Lash LeRoux. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Lash LeRoux and Frankie Armadillo. LeRoux \ Armadillo whip Michaels into the ropes and hit a double clothesline. There's a two count on the pin. Frankie Armadillo nearly ends the career of Casey with a screwed up german suplex. Pin, but Casey is out just before the three count. Casey kicks Frankie Armadillo in the gut to reverse the momentum. Second rope flying axe handle, Armadillo goes down. Tag to Curve. Super frankensteiner on Armadillo, who hit hard. Curve gets taken down out of nowhere. Tag between Frankie Armadillo and Lash LeRoux. Armadillo \ LeRoux hook up Curve, then hit a double suplex. Tiger suplex on Curve, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Curve hooks up a suplex, but LeRoux flips out and lands on his feet, and quickly grabs the tights to score with a school boy pin! 1...2..3! The referee somehow missed the blatant cheating! Almost a ** match, but not quite - *1\2 rating. Winners: Smith, LeRoux, Houston, Armadillo Overall Rating: 57% Crowd Reaction: 40% Match Quality: 75% Orlando Jordan is backstage, tearing into Blitzkrieg for beating him at New Tradition by cheating. Before he can go to far, Blitzkrieg pops up from behind and lay Jordan out with a chair. Blitzkrieg runs off and Jordan swears revenge. Segment Rating: 57% Orlando Jordan gained overness from this segment. Blitzkrieg gained overness from this segment. William Alfonso brings Jindrak out to the ring and cuts a brief pre-match promo on Thundar the Barbarian. He says that Thundar is just another stupid American who thinks grunting and punching people with paint on his face will make him famous. Think again. Segment Rating: 76% indrak vs Thundar the Barbarian (For The Mid-Western Heritage Title) : Thundar receives some punishment. Chanelling the spirit of Misawa, Jindrak uses a forearm to the face. Fallaway slam by Jindrak. Rude Awakening on Thundar the Barbarian by Jindrak. Thundar ducks a wild right hand. Thundar the Barbarian hits a right hand on Jindrak. Thundar the Barbarian hits a sloppy double axe handle. There's a two count on the pin. Jindrak backdrops Thundar the Barbarian out of a piledriver attempt. Jindrak hits a stump piledriver on Thundar the Barbarian. There's a two count on the pin. Thundar walks into a face crusher variation. Pin, but Thundar is out just before the three count. Thundar ducks a wild right hand. Jindrak takes a right hand to the temple from Thundar. Jindrak backdrops Thundar the Barbarian out of a piledriver attempt. Rude Awakening on Thundar the Barbarian by Jindrak. Thundar the Barbarian can barely stand. Super Kick!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Jindrak slides to the outside and grabs a chair, then climbs back into the ring. Thundar turns around...and gets planted with a huge chair shot to the head! He is left down and out on the canvas. Rating: 1\2 star. Winner and new Champion: Jindrak Overall Rating: 50% Crowd Reaction: 47% Match Quality: 53% Mid-Western Heritage Title has gained in image. The Smoking Gunns are backstage with Bitterman. They talk about how great it is to be reunited at long last. They face the Yung Dragons tonight and they’re going to go down just like they did at New Tradition. Segment Rating: 62% Ultimo Dragon vs Blitzkrieg : Blitzkrieg hits a rolling kick on Ultimo. Blitzkrieg crushes Ultimo with a big legdrop. Hooks the leg for a two count. Ultimo drops out the back of a Blitzkrieg bodyslam attempt. Ultimo hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Ultimo uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Cover for a two count. Tiger suplex on Blitzkrieg, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Spin kick by Ultimo Dragon to the face. Blitzkrieg counters an arm wringer with an elbow to the side of the head. Flying cross body off the top rope! I'll give a 0.8 on the Steamboat scale for that effort. Cover for a two count. Tornado DDT from Blitzkrieg, Ultimo got planted. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Dropkick connects, Ultimo goes down. Ultimo backdrops Blitzkrieg out of a piledriver attempt. Blitzkrieg takes a flying neckbreaker from Ultimo Dragon. Back heel kick off the second rope, Blitzkrieg goes down. Blitzkrieg gets knocked to the ground by Ultimo. Dragon Sleeper!!! Blitzkrieg taps out! Orlando Jordan comes running down the aisle, and gets into the ring! Blitzkrieg gets slammed down. Orlando Jordan climbs to the top rope...Moonsault! Blitzkrieg has been left down on the canvas. Almost wandered into *** match territory, but there was too much that dragged it down so it only gets a **3\4 rating Winner: Ultimo Dragon Overall Rating: 73% Crowd Reaction: 59% Match Quality: 88% William Alfonso is in the back with the Yung Dragons. He is livid at Orlando Jordan for attacking Blitzkrieg post match with Ultimo Dragon, but he’s even more mad at the Smoking Gunns strutting around like they own the MWWC. What stable has the Coalition and Mid-Western Heritage Champions? The Axis Powers. If the Smoking Gunns think they are so hot, if either one of them can pin Kaz Hayashi, they will earn a Coalition Title match next week. Segment Rating: 81% William Alfonso gained overness from this segment. Kaz Hayashi gained overness from this segment. Jimmy Yang gained overness from this segment. Smoking Gunns vs Yung Dragons : Flying elbow from Kaz Hayashi. Kaz crushes Barton with a big legdrop. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Kaz Hayashi and Jimmy Yang. Yung Dragons hook up Barton, then hit a double suplex. Spin kick by Jimmy Yang to the face. There's a two count on the pin. Jimmy Yang strikes Barton. Mike Barton ducks a clothesline attempt. Death valley driver by Mike Barton, Jimmy Yang is down and hurt. Tag to Billy Gunn. Running clothesline from Billy Gunn, sloppily done. Billy Gunn hits a sloppy double axe handle. Jimmy Yang avoids a Billy Gunn avalanche. Yang tags out to Kaz Hayashi. Flying reverse elbow by Kaz Hayashi. Tiger suplex on Billy, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Kaz Hayashi strikes Billy. Billy backdrops Kaz Hayashi out of a piledriver attempt. Billy hits a stump piledriver on Kaz Hayashi, although it was quite weak in its execution. William Alfonso has climbed up onto the apron! Billy turns...and falls for the distraction! Kaz Hayashi runs at Billy from behind...but misses! Kaz Hayashi collides with William Alfonso! Billy Gunn moves in for the kill. Dumb-Ass-Er!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Yung Dragons look like they aren't done...and they attack Smoking Gunns! After an exchange of blows, Billy and Barton are laid out in the ring. **1\2 rating. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. Winners: The Smoking Gunns Overall Rating: 71% Crowd Reaction: 61% Match Quality: 81% Overall Show Rating: 64% TV Rating: .75 Attendance: 182 Ticket Sales: $3640 Austin Lee thinks he should be higher up the card and has been bumped to lower mid-card level. Thundar the Barbarian has been fired, because he sucks. June 1st Mike Barton turns 35 We made $60,000 off of merchandise Operating Capital is $3257340 Production Levels have been raised to 70% Advertising has been raised to 40% Merchandising has been raised to 30% ESPN has given us a t.v. show on Friday nights in prime time. It is called Mid-West Main Event. Hosts are Tony Schiavone and Dutch Mantell. Feuds: Kaz Hayashi vs. Ultimo Dragon (70) Mike Barton vs. Jindrak (60) The New Breed vs. the Bronco Busters (20) Orlando Jordan vs. Blitzkrieg (66) Titles: Coalition Championship (64) Coalitions Tag Championship (61) Mid-Western Heritage (46) Mid-Western Cruiserweight (41) Edit: PI is 67%, I just forgot to add it in, sorry. Edited May 5, 2003 by WrestlingDeacon Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Smell the ratings!!! Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Ok, imagine a drum roll playing when you read the next line. Thanks. Ladies and Gentlemen... Welcome to CZB's Beginning of the End! ok, now imagine pyro going off. Cuz I couldnt afford to spring for real pyro. Before the show I started 6 feuds Ultimo - Johnny Smith Durante - Roadkill Ebessan - Air Paris Ron Waterman - Steve Blackman Mr. Spiff - Lash Leroux Spanky - Blitzkrieg I also forgot to mention that before the last TV show I started a Kai En Tai - Yung Dragons feud. - Francine warns Spanky and Leroux not to overlook Blitzkreig. He beat Lash on Type Name Here for the CZB TV Title, and a lot of people thought it was a fluke. But tonight he'll pin a WWE superstar in the center of the ring live on Pay Pe...uh, live. 89% - Ron Waterman is backstage speaking with CZB Commisioner Ivory. Waterman is demanding a chance to prove himself to her, but Ivory says she takes nobody's orders. In fact, she's ordering H2O to take on Steve Blackman with his new job at stake. 79% - Blitzkrieg beats Spanky with a rollup while he was distracted by Francine at ringside. Blitz gets out of the ring in a hurry before Spanky can get revenge. 60% - Ron Waterman pins Steve Blackman with the Waterbomb. After the match he demolishes Blackman with a chair, looking to prove a point to Ivory. 53% - Mr. Spiff beats Lash Leroux after hitting him with the ring bell while on the outside. Leroux gets up looking pissed. 63% - Kai En Tai beat the Yung Dragons to become the first CZB Tag Team Champions. While the referee was trying to seperate Funaki and the illegal Jimmy Yang, Taka Michinoku cracked Kaz Hayashi between the eyes with a chair. Funaki followed with the Tornado DDT for the pin. After the match Taka continued the chair assault on Kaz. 71% - Roadkill defeated Anthony Durante in a hardcore match after hitting a top rope splash through a table. Both men needed help out of the ring. 64% - Ebessan pinned Air Paris with the EDriver after Paris mistakenly collided with Francine. Paris and Francine argued after the match. 65% - The show ends with a twist, after the Johnny Smith/Ultimo Dragon match that was supposed to decide CZB's first World Champion ended in a 45 minute draw. Smith had Ultimo in a heel hook submission when the bell rang, and attacked the referee after the decision was announced. 70% SHOW RATING - 66 Unfortunatly Event History does not keep track of attendence. I made $ 341,460 in April, but lost 4 PI. (because I forgot to raise my advertising when I started the game) My feuds are MAJOR Ultimo - Smith 78 Durante - Roadkill 72 Ebessan - Paris 70 MINOR Kai En Tai - Yung Dragons 65 Mr. Spiff - Lash Leroux 68 Waterman - Blackman 50 Blitzkrieg - Spanky 47 Be back for May, when I actually know what happened instead of just guessing. w00t. quick note of my awesomness highest segment: Ivory debut - 92 best match: Ultimo pins Taka with Dragon Suplex for title shot - 78 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Just so everyone knows, I NEED to know what your PI is at the end of May (June 1st really). Cause that's also ranking category. Just a reminder. So WrestlingDeacon, if you don't mind, could you edit that into you last post somewhere near the end there? Thanks. As for you StR, I had to do the blitzing because I'm the guy that runs this thingy. I need to get mine out of the way so that everyone else can show me what's going on. That's all. Edit: Oh, and StR, no worries about attendance. It's just a little bonus for everyone to add. It's not calculated to a category or that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Zero_Cool Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Am I the only one who finds it funny how everyone seems to wanrt to change Sean Stylez's name? I don't blaim yam of course. It'as a pretty dhitty name.. BTW, I'll have my stuff up when I'm uhm sober.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Am I the only one who finds it funny how everyone seems to wanrt to change Sean Stylez's name? I don't blaim yam of course. It'as a pretty dhitty name.. BTW, I'll have my stuff up when I'm uhm sober.. What? Everyone? I left it Spiffy. I like it as Spiffy. He's a cool dude. Yo. Gotta admit that he keeps my company afloat. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest JHawk Report post Posted May 5, 2003 (edited) Here's the rest of the HIWF for May 2003 May 21, 2003 Signed Brandi Alexander (opener; 25 overness) Signed Rodney Mack (main eventer; 64) Signed Teddy Long (manager; 66) Signed Rick Steiner (main eventer; 65) Signed Bobby Quance (opener; 18) Signed Chino Martinez (midcarder; 40) Signed Dangerous Dave (jobber; 10) Signed Austin Lee (opener; 24) Signed Fantastic Frank (jobber; 10) Signed Jim Nastic (opener; 13) Signed Tommy Cairo (midcarder; 33) May 25, 2003 Clash of the Titans (large event) Hosts: Tony Schiavone/Kevin Kelly Att: 952 ($19040) Overall Rating: 52 Dark Match: Carlito Montana vs. Tommy Cairo Singles Match Montana pins Cairo with the Carlito's Way Quality: 45 (29, 62) 1. Miss Joni vs. Tough Enough Paulina vs. Brandi Alexander vs. Daffney Four Way Elimination for the vacant HIWF Women's Championship Order of Elimination: Daffney pins Joni with a face jam; Alexander pins Paulina with a diving headbutt, Alexander pins Daffney with a German suplex Quality: 38 (36, 40) NOTES: Women's Title gains in image 2. Billy Fives/Chris Justice/Brother Yashiini/Frankie Armadillo/Bobby Quance/Chino Martinez/Dangerous Dave/Austin Lee/Fantastic Frank/Jim Nastic 10-Man Battle Royal for the vacant HIWF Cruiserweight Title Order of Elimination: Martinez, Dave, Lee, Frank, Yashiini, Justice, Quance, Armadillo, Nastic (Billy Fives wins title) Quality: 41 (24, 59) NOTES: Cruiserweight Title gains in image 3. Rodney Mack/Teddy Long Interview Long promotes Mack Quality: 71 4. Mike Rotundo vs. Rick Steiner Singles Match for the vacant HIWF United States Title Rotundo pins Steiner following a cheap roll up to win the title Quality: 57 (58; 57) NOTES: Rotundo gains overness while Steiner loses overness. Title gains in image 5. Fabulous Ones vs. New Fantastics Tag Team Match The Fabs win by DQ when Tommy Rogers tosses the referee aside. Following the match, the Original New Fantastics (Fantastic Frank/Jim Nastic) attacks New Fantastics Quality: 51 (44; 59) NOTES: Fantastic Frank and Jim Nastic both turn heel and gain overness 6. Bam Bam Bigelow/Bobby Rude/Bruno Sassi vs. Powers of Pain/Rodney Mack Six Man Tag Team Match Rude pins Warlord with a Rude Awakening Quality: 46 (37; 56) 7. Sean Casey/Chris Michaels vs. British Invasion Tournament Final for the vacant HIWF Tag Team Title Michaels pins Brookside following the Double Flying Splash (Casey and Michaels win titles) Quality: 58 (36; 81) NOTES: Title gains in image 8. Essa Rios vs. Mike Awesome Tournament Final for the vacant HIWF Heavyweight Title Awesome pins Rios with the Awesome Bomb to win the title. Following the match, Bam Bam Bigelow attacks Mike Awesome and takes him down with a Michinoku Driver. Quality: 55 (48; 63) May 26, 2003 Essa Rios complains about Mike Awesome's stiffness May 27, 2003 Signed Kamala (upper midcarder; 55) HIWF Superstar Challenge Hosts: Tony Schiavone/Kevin Kelly TV Rating: 0.75 Att: 182 ($3640) Overall Rating: 52 1. Kamala vs. Chris Justice Singles Match Kamala pins Justice with a giant splash 44 (34; 55) 2. Kamala w/Teddy Long Interview Long hypes Kamala 67 NOTES: Kamala gains overness 3. Original New Fantastics (Fantastic Frank/Jim Nastic) vs. British Invasion Tag Team Match Frank pins Doc Dean with a cheap small package 44 (26; 63) 4. Original New Fantastics Interview They badmouth the New Fantastics to continue their feud 43 NOTES: Fantastic Frank and Jim Nastic gain overness 5. Powers of Pain vs. New Fantastics Tag Team match Warlord defeats Brandon K by submission to a bearhug following Fantastic Frank's run-in. Frank and Jim Nastic beat down K and Tommy Rogers after the match 43 (31; 56) 6. Bam Bam Bigelow/Mike Rotundo/Mike Awesome Ambush Angle Bigelow and Rotundo attack Awesome backstage 65 NOTES: Rotundo gains overness 7. Chino Martinez vs. Billy Fives For the HIWF Cruiserweight Title Fives pins Martinez with a low blow to retain the title 56 (42; 70) NOTES: Title gains image 8. Tommy Cairo vs. Chris Michaels Singles Match Michaels defeats Cairo by submission to a sharpshooter 49 (34; 64) 9. Stan Lane vs. Sean Casey Singles Match Lane wins via countout 57 (51; 64) 10. Essa Rios vs. Mike Rotundo For the HIWF United States Title Rios wins via countout; Rotundo runs away 59 (57; 62) NOTES: Title gains overness 11. Austin Lee/Bam Bam Bigelow/Bobby Quance/Bobby Rude/Dangerous Dave/Frankie Armadillo/Mike Awesome/Rick Steiner/Rodney Mack/Steve Keirn 10-Man Battle Royal Order of Elimination: Quance, Dave, Armadillo, Mack, Lee, Rude, Keirn, Steiner, Awesome (Bigelow wins) 51 (40; 62) May 28, 2003 Fantastic Frank promoted to opener May 30, 2003 Released Miss Joni END OF MAY UPDATE Finance reports $600,000 made off of merchandise Birthdays: Mike Awesome (33), Bam Bam Bigelow (48), Tough Enough Paulina (25), Billy Fives (23), Daffney (28) Money: 3,432,800 (+432,800) Public Image: 65 (-5) Belt Images -Heavyweight: 60 (=) -Tag Team: 29 (+4) -United States: 49 (+4) -Cruiserweight: 41 (+6) -Women's: 27 (+2) Feuds -Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Mike Awesome (83) -Mike Rotundo vs. Essa Rios (58) -Original New Fantastics vs. New Fantastics (20) No changes made to advertising or anything of that sort, but I'll probably change some of that when I start June. 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Guest Zack Malibu Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Just FYI, Flik, I am still in on this. Expect the stats for Global Championship Wrestling up sometime tonight. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Just FYI, Flik, I am still in on this. Expect the stats for Global Championship Wrestling up sometime tonight. Never had any doubts about it. I'm not counting anyone as not in till week 2 is over. So no biggy. I expect people to be behind a little bit. This is after all, the end of the school year. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheOriginalOrangeGoblin 0 Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Yah for me it's the same as Malibu. ASAP I'll try to get the stats and roster posted. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chunk 0 Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Ive cleared it with you flik, but just in case anyone cares, Im also still in on the challenge. I messed up the time thing and started in June, so ive had to scrap everything and start it all over again, this time in May. Im a little behind now though, as im sure you can imagine. ChUnK! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 5, 2003 Just so everyone is clear. Date for not being apart of the Challenge is when we hit November 1st in the game. Remember, the first Ranking update is not until Saturday. Which I'll have a fun as hell time doing since I've got a 4-12 shift on the Friday before. Check for Ranking updates every Saturday (with subsequent updates should they be necessary, if someone falls behind, but must notify me). I'd also like to take this time to remind that anyone who wishes to join the challenge, can join at anytime. They will still have to start the game in May, is all. So that they can obtain points towards the Rankings. So should you start late, you still will get a chance to gain points in each month that you had missed before hand. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LaParkaYourCar 0 Report post Posted May 5, 2003 I'm sorry but I'm gonna have to bow out. I'm just not finding time for it and when I do I'm too tired to get into it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Lightning Flik Report post Posted May 5, 2003 I'm sorry but I'm gonna have to bow out. I'm just not finding time for it and when I do I'm too tired to get into it. No problem. Should you wish to return at any point in the upcoming weeks, your more than welcome to. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Zack Malibu Report post Posted May 6, 2003 Presenting... GLOBAL CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING The Roster: HEELS: Alan Funk Alicia Disco Fury Disco Machine El Dandy Johnny Kashmere Kid Romeo Messiah Mike Rotundo Nosawa Stan Lane Tony Kozina Trent Acid FACES: Eddie Colon Jardi Frantz Jimmy Yang Josh Lazie Kaz Hayashi Kubiak Lash LeRoux Mike Benoit Raj Gosh Ricky Marvin Rob Conway Ross Jordan Spanky Vanessa TEAMS: Yung Dragons (Kaz and Yang) Backseat Boyz (Acid and Kashmere) Double Dragon (Gosh and Jordan) "Fabulous One" Stan Lane and EL DANDY~! have pooled their talents into a tag team effort. They are LOS FABULOSOS UNOS~! And Disco Fury and Disco Machine are having a disco-ball as the hottest young team going...ELECTRIC BOOGALOU. Our first episode of TV: Double Dragon vs Electric Boogalou : Machine takes a flying neckbreaker from Raj Ghosh. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Machine is down. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Raj Ghosh and Ross Jordan. Double Dragon hook up Machine, then hit a double suplex. Flying elbow from Ross Jordan. There's a two count on the pin. Machine walks into a high dropkick from Ross Jordan. Ross Jordan misses a clothesline. Power drive elbow by Disco Machine. Machine tags out to Disco Fury. Right hand from Disco Fury on Jordan. Brutal forearm by Disco Fury. Ross Jordan elbows Disco Fury in the face to break a hammerlock. Jordan tags out to Raj Ghosh. Super frankensteiner on Disco Fury, who hit hard. Springboard dropkick from Raj Ghosh. Nicely done. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Stiff high kick on Disco Fury by Raj Ghosh who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Disco Fury reverses a Raj Ghosh hammerlock. Disco Fury scores with a poor face jam on Raj Ghosh. Raj Ghosh can barely stand. Double Arm DDT!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Nothing worth seeing here, i'll give a 1\2 star rating because i'm generous. (Electric Boogalou debuted their new obnoxious gimmicks, both got positive responses) 46 OVERALL (21, 72) Mike Rotundo Interview-73%, Rotundo Gains Jardi Frantz vs Nosawa : Nosawa hits a rolling kick on Jardi. Nosawa crushes Jardi with a running senton. There's a two count on the pin. Jardi Frantz pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Spinning back kick from Jardi Frantz. Nosawa takes a flying neckbreaker from Jardi Frantz. Hooks the leg for a two count. DDT from the top rope by Jardi Frantz. That looked brutal. Pin, but Nosawa is out just before the three count. Second rope flying axe handle, Nosawa goes down. Nosawa reverses a waistlock. Vicious lightning kick by Nosawa on Jardi. There's a two count on the pin. DDT from the top rope by Nosawa. That looked brutal. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Nosawa hits a rolling kick on Jardi. Dropkick connects, Jardi goes down. Jardi Frantz reverses a hip toss. Hard back suplex on Nosawa. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Springboard dropkick from Jardi Frantz. Nicely done. Nosawa gets knocked to the ground by Jardi, who is already climbing the turnbuckle. Off the top - 450 Splash, forget about it. 1....2...3! It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1\2 rating. 58 (28,88)-Jardi Gained Overness. His new Daredevil gimmick gained a positive response. Yung Dragons vs Los Fabulosos Unos : Weak headbutt on Yang by Sweet Stan. Big kick from Sweet Stan. Cover for a two count. Tag between Stan Lane and El Dandy. Stan Lane scoops up Yang. El Dandy bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Cover for a two count. Jimmy Yang takes a butterfly suplex from El Dandy. Jimmy Yang ducks a clothesline attempt. Beautiful spinning arm drag out of the corner by Yang. Cover for a two count. Tag to Kaz Hayashi. Kaz crushes El Dandy with a big legdrop. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Driven DDT by Kaz Hayashi. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Kaz Hayashi misses a big legdrop after stalling too long. Gut buster, Kaz hits hard. Tag between El Dandy and Stan Lane. Weak headbutt on Kaz by Sweet Stan. Tag between Kaz Hayashi and Jimmy Yang. Jimmy Yang takes a right hand to the temple from Sweet Stan. Jimmy Yang grabs Stan Lane from behind and shoves him into the ropes, then scores with a roll-up...but Sweet Stan rolls through with the move! He is using the tights for leverage! 1....2...3! The referee didn't see it! Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. 64 (51, 77) Lash LeRoux vs Kid Romeo : Romeo walks into a high dropkick from Lash LeRoux. Kid Romeo takes the advantage after a i-block-your-punch-you-don't-block-mine routine. Standing leg lariat by Kid Romeo on LeRoux. The referee bumps after catching a wild right hand and is down. Tiger suplex on LeRoux, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. LeRoux blocks a kick from Kid Romeo. LeRoux uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Super frankensteiner on Romeo, who hit hard. Hooks the leg for a two count. Power drive elbow by Lash LeRoux. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Lash LeRoux gets taken down out of nowhere. Lightning kick by Romeo on LeRoux. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. LeRoux powers out of a headlock. Kid Romeo is in trouble. Whiplash! 1....2....3. Lash LeRoux offers a handshake to Romeo...but he spits at Lash LeRoux and walks off! Worth a ** rating, but no more than that. 65 (59, 72) Rob Conway vs Mike Rotundo : Rotundo walks into a high dropkick from Rob Conway. Rotundo drops out the back of a Rob Conway bodyslam attempt. Chop from Rotundo on Conway. The referee bumps after catching a wild right hand and is down. Mike Rotundo nearly ends the career of Conway with a screwed up german suplex. Cover, but there's no one to count for Mike Rotundo. Rob Conway pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Rotundo takes a flying neckbreaker from Rob Conway. Conway crushes Rotundo with a running senton. There's a two count on the pin. DDT from the top rope by Rob Conway. That looked brutal. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Rotundo counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Suplex into a front slam from Rotundo, but the execution was crap. Pin, but Conway is out just before the three count. Rob Conway pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Mike Rotundo is in trouble. Iron Fist! 1....2....3. It was close to a ** match, but one too many blown spots knocks it down to a *1\2 rating. 60 (53, 68)-Conway gains, Rotundo Loses .70 rating, 192 people. #3840 in ticket sales. PI is currently at 71% (This was pretty cut and dry, I do plan on throwing some humor and detail into these once exams end this week.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Zack Malibu Report post Posted May 6, 2003 GCW Notes: Signed Monty Brown and Orlando Jordan (both babyfaces) Sent promo tape to TSN. GCW Global Meltdown 5/13/03 Hosted by Kevin Kelly and Alicia Rob Conway is heading into the building, when he sees 3 security guards shoving a grunting, obese man out the door. The man keeps uttering the word "Parker" in a deep growl that makes him sound like a Spider Man villain with articulation disorder. Conway heads over to see what's up. Turns out the kids name is Kubiak, and his friend Parker once said he'd show him how to channel his aggression into something positive. Conway's not sure who Parker is, but he'll take Kubiak under his wing. Kubiak likes wings. Conway has a match with Kid Romeo tonight, and tells Kubiak that "Rob Conway can't lose." A sense of deja vu comes over the newcomer, as they head inside. OVERALL 55%-Kubiak's new gimmick (sidekick) got a positive response. Kubiak gained overness from this segment. (Bonus points if you remember where I'm ripping off Kubiak's gimmick from. It's fairly obvious...) Mike Benoit vs Tony Kozina : Driven DDT by Tony Kozina. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Lightning kick by Kozina on Benoit. Cover for a two count. Benoit backdrops Tony Kozina out of a piledriver attempt. Benoit snapmares Tony Kozina. Kozina walks into a spinning heel kick, evidently feeling that the 'duck' tactic is over-rated. There's a two count on the pin. Mike Benoit blasts Kozina with a rather-less-than-super kick. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Benoit hits an arm drag on Kozina. Tony Kozina ducks a clothesline attempt. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Benoit is down. Cover for a two count. Diamond Dust from Tony Kozina, Benoit is out. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Benoit takes a flying neckbreaker from Tony Kozina. Kozina hits a wicked chop that echoes through the building. Benoit blocks a punch. Benoit hits a flying kick on Kozina. Diving headbutt from Benoit, not much elevation. Tony Kozina can barely stand. Diving Headbutt! 1....2....3. Slap a DUD on it, move on. I wanted Chris Benoit, but settled for the black hole of charisma, Mike Benoit. Must be a second cousin twice removed. Or something. Anyhow, knockoff Benoit got a positive response for his "No Gimmick Needed" gimmick. Hey, an oxymoron! OVERALL-42 (15, 70) Lash and Spanky are backstage. They're talking trash about Acid and Kashmere. Their names make them all sound like villains on a Nintendo game. They promise lashings and, uh...spankings for the Backseat Boyz. OVERALL-79-both gain overness. Backseat Boyz vs LeRoux \ Spanky : Stiff high kick on Spanky by Trent Acid who has evidently been watching some old AJPW tapes recently. Spin kick by Trent Acid to the face. Cover for a two count. Tag between Trent Acid and Johnny Kashmere. Backseat Boyz whip Spanky into the ropes and hit a double back elbow. Hooks the leg for a two count. Spin kick by Johnny Kashmere to the face. Spanky counters an avalanche with a raised foot to the face. Flying reverse elbow by Spanky. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Spanky and Lash LeRoux. Lightning kick by LeRoux on Kashmere. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Driven DDT by Lash LeRoux. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Johnny Kashmere pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Kashmere hits a dropkick on Lash LeRoux. Tag to Trent Acid. Standing leg lariat by Trent Acid on LeRoux. Tag between Lash LeRoux and Spanky. Second rope flying axe handle, Spanky goes down. Spankytakes a nasty tumble from the top to the outside after a shove from Trent Acid! The referee count to ten, then calls for the bell. Spanky gets counted out. **1\2 rating for a decent contest. (The Backseat Boyz are gonna get an uberpush, but I'm just tooling around with the roster these first few shows to see what sticks. I actually got an idea for Lash's character when I mocked the interview segment previous to this match. I'm pleased with the match, but between Spanky and spankings and backseats and Backseat Boyz there were way too many homoerotic undertones here.) OVERALL 67 (57, 78)-The BSB gimmicks of cocky (there's another one...) got a positive response. Mike Rotundo vs Monty Brown : Monty Brown with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Rotundo. Big clothesline from Monty. There's a two count on the pin. Rotundo blocks the suplex attempt. Rotundo takes down Monty Brown in a positively thrilling moment. Monty eats a swinging neckbreaker slam from Rotundo. Hooks the leg for a two count. Face-first suplex from Rotundo. Pin, but Monty is out just before the three count. Monty tastes a high angle back suplex. It probably tasted like chicken. Monty Brown powers out of a Mike Rotundo headlock. Back heel kick from Monty on Rotundo, missed by miles. Hooks the leg for a two count. Slingshot clothesline by Monty, who almost messed it up by slipping on the ropes. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Monty hits a dropkick on Mike Rotundo. 'Hit' may be an exaggeration, as it barely touched. Rotundo takes a kick to the chest, and staggers back. Mike Rotundo elbows Monty Brown in the face to break a hammerlock. Rotundo flattens Monty Brown. Face-first suplex from Rotundo, but not done very well. Mike Rotundo has Monty Brown down on the canvas. Here it comes...STF! Monty Brown taps! Mike Rotundo gives a murderous look toward Monty Brown...and attacks! Monty gets dropped to the canvas, then battered with a barrage of rights and lefts. Rotundo leaves the ring having left Monty down and out. I'll give it a *1\2 rating. (After the match, Rotundo waves his old Varsity Squad jacket in Brown's face. He's obviously JV material. Rotundo heads out to find a kegger. He's like the guy in Varsity Blues, who graduated 15 years earlier but still shows up at high school parties.) OVERALL 58 (53, 64) Kid Romeo vs Rob Conway : Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Super frankensteiner on Conway, who hit hard. Hooks the leg for a two count. Rob Conway fights out of a grapple. Spinning back kick from Rob Conway. Driven DDT by Rob Conway. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Hooks the leg for a two count. Springboard dropkick from Rob Conway. Nicely done. Pin, but Romeo is out just before the three count. Conway uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Rob Conway misses a clothesline. Flying reverse elbow by Kid Romeo. Hooks the leg for a two count. DDT from the top rope by Kid Romeo. That looked brutal. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Romeo hits a dropkick on Rob Conway. Kid Romeo scores with a back heel kick on Conway. Romeo only gets knees on a splash. Hard back suplex on Romeo. Anyone remember when that was Shawn Michaels's finisher? Power drive elbow by Rob Conway. Kid Romeo can barely stand. Here it comes - Iron Fist. Mike Rotundo quickly comes running down the aisle and into the ring! Rob Conway turns around....and gets floored with a chair shot! What impact! The referee calls for the DQ because of the interference of Rotundo! Romeo and Rotundo are beating the hell out of Rob Conway! Kubiak sprints down the aisle and slides into the ring! He goes toe-to-toe with Kid Romeo, exchanging punches, while Rob Conway comes back, sending Rotundo out of the ring with a clothesline. Kubiak \ Conway have cleared the ring, driving off Romeo and Rotundo! ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. (Looks like Rotundo couldn't find the kegger. Either that or he managed to stagger back in time for the run-in. Romeo's jealous of Conway's popularity, while Kubiak is just happy to be here. Conway gave him a box of Twinkies as a welcoming present you know.) 63 (54, 73) OVERALL RATING 61 .69 Rating 197 people contributed $3940 to this madness. PI is up to 72 percent. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheOriginalOrangeGoblin 0 Report post Posted May 6, 2003 Roster for WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FEDERATION Risk: 58, Production: 55 Face: Ultimo Dragon TAKA Michinoku Billy Gunn Brian Kendrick Kid Romeo Maven Nova Funaki Lash Leroux Monty Brown Chris Michaels Sean Casey Heels: Alex Wright Chris Nowinski Gedo Jado Mike Rotundo Scorpio Angel Larry Zsbysco Derrick King Jason Lee TAG TEAMS: Casey & Michaels: Sean Casey & Chris Michaels Suicide Blondes: Derrick King & Jason Lee Kai En Tai: TAKA Michinoku & Funaki Jado & Gedo: Jado & Gedo First show: Gedo vs Funaki : Gedo scores with a back heel kick on Funaki. Spinning back kick from Gedo. Flying elbow from Gedo. Gedo hits a dropkick on Funaki. Funaki blocks the suplex attempt. Funaki hits a rolling kick on Gedo. Lightning kick by Funaki on Gedo. Cover for a two count. Gedo elbows Funaki in the face to break a hammerlock. Spinning bulldog in the corner, Funaki is down. Hooks the leg for a two count. Funaki walks into a face crusher variation. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Funaki counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Standing leg lariat by Funaki on Gedo. Gedo pulls a mule kick out of nowhere. Funaki takes a flying neckbreaker from Gedo. Jado comes running down the aisle with a chair! Gedo whips Funaki into the ropes. Jado jumps onto the apron with the chair! Collision between Jado, Funaki, and the chair! Funaki staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Gedo and Jado are beating down on Funaki! The music of TAKA Michinoku hits, and he comes running down the aisle into the ring. Gedo and Jado bail out of the ring, leaving Funaki down in the ring. TAKA Michinoku may have saved Funaki from a brutal beating. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling 63, 57, 69 Notes: TAKA Michinoku's turn was completed, and he is now a face. TAKA Michinoku gained overness from this turn. A video is played, hyping the upcoming debut of the new tag team Casey and Michaels. 60 Maven vs Alex Wright : Maven takes a right hand to the temple from Wright. Brutal forearm by Wright. Hooks the leg for a two count. Wright drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Alex Wright takes a right hand to the temple from Maven. Maven strikes Alex Wright. Cover for a two count. Maven hits a badly done swinging DDT on Alex Wright. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Maven flattens Alex Wright. Wright reverses a waistlock. Powerslam from Alex Wright on Maven. There's a two count on the pin. Diving headbutt from Wright, not much elevation. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Wright hits a flying kick on Maven. Maven takes a chop from Wright. Alex Wright misses a clothesline. Alex Wright takes a right hand to the temple from Maven. Maven DDTs Alex Wright. Chris Nowinski comes running down the aisle with a chair! Wright goes to irish whip Maven into the ropes. Nowinski jumps onto the apron with the chair...but Maven reverses! Collision between Nowinski, Wright, and the chair! Alex Wright staggers back into a roll up! 1...2...3! It's over! Wright and Nowinski are putting the boots to Maven! Brian Kendrick comes running down the aisle with a chair! He slides in, sending Wright \ Nowinski running for cover. Brian Kendrick saved Maven from a major beating. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 61, 65, 54 Monty \ Romeo vs Scorpio \ Nowinski : Chris Nowinski hits Monty. Chris Nowinski with a badly-executed spinning neckbreaker on Monty. Cover for a two count. Tag between Chris Nowinski and Scorpio. Chris Nowinski scoops up Monty. Scorpio bounces off the ropes and hits a flying Hart Attack clothesline. Hooks the leg for a two count. Spin kick by Scorpio to the face. Monty drops out the back of a Scorpio bodyslam attempt. Back heel kick from Monty on Scorpio. There's a two count on the pin. Monty tags out to Kid Romeo. Romeo crushes Scorpio with a running senton. Pin, but Scorpio is out just before the three count. Driven DDT by Kid Romeo. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Scorpio ducks a clothesline attempt. Scorpio uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Tag between Scorpio and Chris Nowinski. Chris Nowinski strikes Kid Romeo. Tag to Monty Brown. Big kick from Nowinski. Monty Brown is in trouble. Here it comes - Double Underhook DDT. 1....2...3, it's finished. Maven comes running down the aisle with a chair and into the ring! Nowinski turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! Maven has left Nowinski down and bloodied. ** rating for this one. Perfectly Acceptable Wrestling. 61, 59, 63 Monty Brown is in the ring, about to give an interview. Out from the crowd comes the debuting Mike Rotundo, who attacks. Mike Rotundo has Monty Brown down on the canvas. STF!!! Monty Brown goes limp! Monty has been laid out by Mike Rotundo. 68 Notes: Monty Brown gained overness from this segment. Mike Rotundo gained overness from this segment. Brian Kendrick vs Nova vs Ultimo Dragon : Standing leg lariat by Nova on Kendrick. Kick from Nova to the leg. Nova misses a clothesline. Driven DDT by Brian Kendrick. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Kendrick takes a hurrancarana from Ultimo Dragon. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Nova hits a rolling kick on Ultimo. Ultimo counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Kendrick \ Ultimo hook up Nova, then hit a double suplex. Tornado DDT from Brian Kendrick, Nova got planted. Pin, three count, it's over. Brian Kendrick pins Nova. Ultimo takes a hurrancarana from Brian Kendrick. Ultimo reverses a waistlock. Kendrick walks into a face crusher variation. Cover for a two count. Brian Kendrick avoids a Ultimo Dragon avalanche. Super frankensteiner on Ultimo, who hit hard. Brian Kendrick has Ultimo Dragon down on the canvas and is ascending the corner. Off the top - Sliced Bread #2, forget about it. 1....2...3! **1\2 rating for a decent contest. 67, 62, 73 Overall: 63 Rating: 0.69, 185 PPL, $3700 RoH Rating: 0.12, 423 PPL, $12690 News: Kevin Sullivan has taken over PWI. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
