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June 1993 - MLWL Rising Star Following the group action of the MLWL Rising Star tournament the knockout bracket was set. Having won their respective groups Brandi Alexander and Paty Rey were given the easier of the opening matches against Chikako Shiratori and Marcela, who both placed last. The remaining matches would be Rie Tamada vs La Practicante and Candy Okutsu vs Brittany Diamond. Rising Star Bracket vs vs vs vs Meanwhile in the main roster Klondyke Kate began her title reign with a defense against Gaby Laillee. However, at the following show Nicky Monroe took the title to become the companies 2nd champion and then retained the belt defeating Velvet Monroe in what was the best match to date at MLWL. December 1993 - MLWL Road to Homecoming The Rising Star Tournament was won by Brandi Alexander after she defeated Marcela in the final. She books her place in the fatal fourway and will be joined by Tracey Kemp, Saraya Knight and Tasha Simone at MLWL Homecoming where one of them will walk away the champion. Elsewhere in the tournament Candy Okutsu defeated La Practicante to finish 3rd. Despite a poor showing in the tournament La Practicante turned heads with her performance and with a bit more experience under her belt, no doubt she will get a title opportunity soon. Nicky Monroe continued to dominate the MLWL Championship defeating Molly McShane, Tracey Kemp and Hikari Fukuoka to extend her championship run. Klondyke Kate began her charge up the ladder, swatting aside those who stood before her to set up a mouth watering rematch at Homecoming for the title.

January 1993 - MLWL Overview MLWL Championship Ladder Champion Klondyke Kate #1 Contender Nicky Monroe Silver Tier Gaby Lailee (2) - Velvet Monroe (3) Bronze Tier Hikari Fukuoka (4) - Lightning (5) - Molly McShane (6) Contender Tier Tasha Simone (7) - Miss Janeth (8) - Thundercrackk (9) - Saraya Knight (10) Challenger Tier Tracey Kemp (11) - Luna Vachon (12) - Mayumi Ozaki (13) - Julie Starr (14) - Anna Igelenyah (15) ----------------------------------------------------- MLWL Rising Star Group Stage Group A Brandi Alexander (USA) - Candy Okutsu (Japan) - Rie Tamada (Japan) - Marcela (Mexico) Group B Brittany Diamond (USA) - La Practicante (Mexico) - Paty Rey (Mexico) - Chikako Shiratori (Japan) ------------------------------------------------------ MLWL Staff Paula Valdez (CEO) - Steve Lynskey (Referee) - Max Ward (Referee)

January 1993 - MLWL Homecoming It has been 1 year since Princess Paula has returned to the UK and found Manchester Ladies Wrestling League. Last night at St. George's Hall after a year of tight competition the inaugural MLWL Champion was crowned. Following the retirement of Bella Ogulana MLWL was down to 15 competitors, however original signee Julie Starr announced her return to competition to fill the roster back to 16. The top two ranked wrestlers from the previous year would compete in the championship match. While 3rd and 4th would battle it out to become next in line for a title shot. All other wrestlers were open to challenge another wrestler to take their spot on the ladder. vs Saraya Knight (7) vs Lightning (11)- 14:53 - Rating 29 vs Thundercrackk (13) vs Luna Vachon (11) - 18:17 - Rating - 30 vs Velvet McIntyre (5) vs Miss Janeth (10) - 17:38 - Rating 37 vs Tasha Simone (9) vs Hikari Fukuoka (6) - 15:09 - Rating 42 vs Molly McShane (8) vs Mayumi Ozaki (14) - 9:44 - Rating 39 vs Anna Igelenyah (15) vs Julie Starr (16) - 10:14 - Rating 32 #1 Contender Match vs Gaby Lailee (3) vs Nicky Monroe (4) - 6:08 - Rating 34 MLWL Championship Match vs Klondyke Kate (2) vs Tracey Kemp (1)- 15:30 - Rating 41 After the signings were announced for the first season of MLWL, Klondyke Kate was the early frontrunner to claim the title. However in a thrilling match in October, Manchester local Tracey Kemp managed to upset the odds by beating Kate and claim the number 1 seed. MLWL Homecoming saw the rematch, but this time much more was at stake. The winner would be crowned the first ever MLWL Champion. Tracey started the match trying to use her speed to overcome the significant weight difference, just like she did previously in the year. The early goings looked good for the local hero, as the crowd rallied behind her. However Kate had learned from the previous meeting and was merely toying with her opponent, waiting for Kemp to run out of steam. As fatigue began to set in for Kemp, Kate pounced on a mistake and used her considerable power to throw Tracey around the ring. Her strength proved to be too much for Tracey to handle. Klondyke Kate scoops Kemp one more time off the mat and slams her down hard and goes for the cover. 1.... 2.... 3.... Your winner and NEWWWW MLWL Champion. Klondyke Kate Kate's first defense of her championship will be against Nicky Monroe. ------------------------------------------------------ The Future of MLWL MLWL has been running for just 1 year but it has been quite a successful year. Attendances have doubled since the first show and MLWL has grown in size. That is why Paula Valdez is happy to announce a new championship; MLWL Rising Star. This championship is open to wrestlers that are 24 years old or younger on the first of January each year. To coincide with the announcement MLWL have also scouted the world for the next up and coming talent. This has resulted in the signing of 8 new wrestlers to MLWL. Brandi Alexander (USA) - Brittany Diamond (USA) - Candy Okutsu (Japan) - Chikako Shiratori (Japan) La Practicante (Mexico) - Marcela (Mexico) - Paty Rey (Mexico) - Rie Tamada (Japan) These 8 new wrestlers will compete in a randomly drawn group stage to determine the bracket for a single elimination tournament. The winner will join the top 3 ranked wrestlers that are eligible for the MLWL Rising Star title at MLWL Homecoming II in a fatal fourway for the title. MLWL Rising will also look to develop the brands popularity around The UK with shows to be held in Aberdeen, Brighton, St. Ives and Aberdare. With the additional workload Max Ward has also been recruited to the staff and will act as referee. ------------------------------------------------------ MLWL Championship Ladder The contenders for the MLWL Championship will now be determined by a wrestlers placement on the Championship Ladder. The ladder works as follows. There are 5 tiers on the ladder. The first tier is the #1 contender and has only one competitor, each tier increases in size by 1. Competitors may only challenge someone in their tier or the tier directly above them. Competitors are not allowed decline a challenge and must defend their position on the ladder. Following a match the competitors may swap position on the ladder with the winner taking the higher rank. If a wrestler is injured they will be removed from the ladder but their position will be protected, upon returning to active competition they may challenge anyone up to their protected rank. If they lose the challenge they must move to the bottom of the ladder.

December 1992 - Seeding Group Results We are now just days away from MLWL Homecoming where the first ever MLWL Champion will be crowned. Over the past few months MLWL held round robin groups to determine each wrestlers placement on the Championship Ladder, with 1st and 2nd place earning a spot in the title match to be held on New Years Day. Last Place Group Thundercrackk - Cheryl Rusa (As Lightning) - Mayumi Ozaki - Anna Igelenyah Despite failing to pick up a win in the Opening Stage, Lightning managed to top the group thanks to wins against Thundercrackk and Anna Igelenyah. Thundercrackk finished second in the group, while Mayumi Ozaki defeated Anna Igelenyah to avoid finishing bottom. 3rd Place Group Molly McShane - Luna Vachon - Tasha Simone - Miss Janeth Molly McShane dominated this group winning all of her matches. Luna Vachon and Tasha Simone battled it out for 2nd spot, with Tasha defeating the more experienced Luna in a heated contest. Youngster Miss Janeth failed to pick up any win in the group. 2nd Place Group Hikari Fukuoka - Velvet McIntyre - Saraya Knight - Nicky Monroe The 2nd place group played out as most would have expected. The strength advantage from Nicky Monroe earned her first place, while the experience of Velvet McIntyre allowed her to see off Hikari Fukuoka and Saraya Knight, who finished 3rd and 4th repsectively. Winners Group Klondyke Kate - Bella Ogunlana - Gaby Lailee - Tracey Kemp Tracey Kemp managed to pick up a shock win against the group favourite Klondyke Kate to top the group with 3 wins. Kate also lost to the experienced Bella Ogunlana, leaving the other 3 contestants on 1 win each by the end of the group leading to another play off triple threat. This time the power of Klondyke Kate proved too strong and she grabbed the spot in the title match. After failing to qualify for the title match Bella Ogunlana announced her retirement from wrestling with a record of 5 Wins and 2 Losses. MLWL Homecoming Julie Starr announced her return to wrestling following the birth of her child. Having not competed in any of the group stages, Starr was given the 16th seed. With the seeding now set the following matches are the set card for the 1 year anniversary show of MLWL Homecoming Lightning vs Saraya Knight Thundercrackk vs Luna Vachon Velvet McIntyre vs Miss Janeth Hikari Fukuoka vs Tasha Simone Molly McShane vs Mayumi Ozaki Julie Starr vs Anna Igelenyah Nicky Monroe vs Gaby Lailee MLWL Championship Match Klondyke Kate vs Tracey Kemp ------------------------------------------------------ Notes MLWL size grew to Tiny in November Attendance ranged between 88-131 The July show with was the best rated at 39, a dip in quality from the opening stages Velvet McIntyre was once again in the best rated match. Her victory against Hikari Fukuoka and loss to Nicky Monroe both scored a 45

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June 1992 - Opening Group Stage Results After six months of intense competition the opening stage of the Manchester Ladies Wrestling League concluded. Group A Nicky Monroe - Anna Igelenyah - Tracey Kemp - Miss Janeth In what was maybe a shock to the group, the inexperienced entertainer Tracey Kemp managed to come out on top of the group winning all of her matches. Group favourite Nicky Monroe finished 2nd and rookie Miss Janeth surprised everyone by picking up a win against ring veteran Anna Igelenyah to avoid finishing bottom of the group. Group B Velvet McIntyre - Mayumi Ozaki - Tasha Simone - Gaby Lailee Just days before the tournament began Julie Starr announced that she was pregnant and was taking a year out of wrestling. She would be replaced by Tasha Simone. In an incredibly strong group French Rookie Gaby Lailee managed to come out on top. WWF vetern Velvet McIntyre clinched 2nd spot. Meanwhile the exciting prospect Mayumi Ozaki struggled to adapt to the wrestling style of Europe and was unable to pick up any wins. Group C Bella Ogunlana - Luna Vachon - Cheryl Rusa (As Lightning) - Saraya Knight The local talent of Bella Ogunlana and Saraya Knight managed to overcome the American imports and battled it out in the final match for the top spot, with the experience of Ogunlana helping her to earn her place in the winners group. Luna Vachon on the same night dominated Lightning to avoid finishing in last place. Group D Klondyke Kate - Molly McShane - Thundercrackk - Hikari Fukuoka As expected Klondyke Kate dominated group D winning all of her matches. However, McShane, Thundercrackk and Fukuoka all traded wins meaning on the final night a special triple threat play off was required to determine the final positions. Fukuoka managed to get the pin on Thundercrackk earning 2nd place. As a result of being pinned Thundercrackk finished last place while McShane took 3rd. MLWL Seeding Groups The competitors will now compete in another round robin group stage. This is to determine the seedings for the ladder for the MLWL Championship Title with the top two fighting for the title at MLWL Homecoming on New Years Day. Winners Group Klondyke Kate - Bella Ogunlana - Gaby Lailee - Tracey Kemp 2nd Place Group Hikari Fukuoka - Velvet McIntyre - Saraya Knight - Nicky Monroe 3rd Place Group Molly McShane - Luna Vachon - Tasha Simone - Miss Janeth Last Place Group Thundercrackk - Cheryl Rusa (As Lightning) - Mayumi Ozaki - Anna Igelenyah ------------------------------------------------------ Notes Attendance ranged between 73-81 The June show with the Triple Threat Playoff was the best rated at 42 Gaby Lailee defeating Velvet McIntyre was the best rated match at 45

PCW Summer Solstice Simonstown Gaels Club House - 57 attendance The first match of tonight is once again a 0-2 match. The loser will be fired from PCW v Jay Sammon vs Kev Dunphy - 7:24 - rating 19 Kev Dunphy dominated in a short match to keep his place in PCW for another match. v Ballymun Bruiser vs Dom Tuck - 11:39 - rating 23 The party animal Dom Tuck came out feeling the effects of the night before which let Ballymun Bruiser get the upper hand and take the win v Liam Royal vs Paul Tracey - 11:34 - rating 20 A clash of two locals as the Simonstown center forward takes on the mayor of Navan. In a real back and forth match, Paul Tracey was eventually able to get the upper hand thanks to his year of experience in the ring. v Tucker vs CT Flexor in 10:27 - rating 32 In the second 2-0 match, the wrestling machine Tucker took on the gym freak CT Flexor. In a real clash of styles Flexor dominated the opening of the match with his strength but Tucker was able to dig deep and find the tools to pick up the win. After the match Pierce Brosnan came out to interview the winner. Pierce commiserates CT Flexor but says he still has a chance next month when he faces the Ballymun Bruiser in the next round of the preliminary matches. He then congratulates Tucker on his win and joining LJ Cleary in the 8 man bracket. Tucker goes on to say that he is ready to win the tournament and take the title and proudly represent Ireland. That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 30. See you all next month when PCW presents.... Summer Sesh Tickets $3 Featuring Calum Black vs Dom Tuck - Loser leaves company Michael May vs Butch Armstrong - Loser leaves company Nathan Martin vs Justin Shape - Winner joins The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Around the World News Johnny Gargano leaves WWE and joins ROH Ashley Sebera, Jetta, Marti Belle and Mickey James all retire Edge and Jeff Hardy leave AEW Irish News Show of the Month: OTT Wrestlerama with a rating of 56 Match of the Month: PAC defeats Big Damo to retain the OTT World title with a rating of 62

January 1992 - Manchester Ladies Wrestling League is Founded In 1992 women's wrestling was in the doldrums. It has been 2 years since GLOW was cancelled and WWF deactivated the women's title. All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libra were the flag bearers for women's wrestling at the time. Paula Valdez, better known perhaps for her time as Fit Finlays manager, has recently moved backed to her hometown of Manchester with the goal of revolutionising women's wrestling. That is why she has set up the Manchester Ladies Wrestling League, a competitive wrestling league where 16 women will compete to be crowned the first MLWL Champion. The Manchester Ladies Wrestling League will work as follows. There will be four groups of four wrestlers, they will face off in a round robin competition. The winner of each group will move onto another round robin where first and second of this group will fight it out for the title. There will also be seeding groups with second, third and fourth place of the opening groups. This will determine the final standings of all competitors. A random draw was made to determine the following opening groups. Group A Nicky Monroe - Anna Igelenyah - Tracey Kemp - Miss Janeth Group B Velvet McIntyre - Mayumi Ozaki - Julie Starr - Gaby Lailee Group C Bella Ogunlana - Luna Vachon - Cheryl Rusa (As Lightning) - Saraya Knight Group D Klondyke Kate - Molly McShane - Thundercrackk - Hikari Fukuoka MLWL Staff Paula Valdez (CEO) - Steve Lynskey (Ref) ------------------------------------------------------ A Bit of Housekeeping This will be played using the Chronicles 1992 mod by Fleisch & SkyCrasher I won't update after every event currently but will give regular updates of the progress of the league The company product is Pseudo Sport, where it is treated as a serious sport but with some larger than life characters and showmanship There is no real goal to this one. I just want to see where it goes.

Coming 19th January - Manchester Ladies Wrestling League A wrestling diary based in the UK in 1992

PCW The World Is Not Enough Simonstown Gaels Club House - 55 attendance The first match of tonight is a 0-2 match. The loser will be fired from PCW v Michael May vs Gavin Fitz - 12:27 - rating 20 Michael May comes out with a determined look. The bell rings and Fitz stretches out his arm for a hand shake. May obliges which allows Fitz to take control early in the match. May quickly regains composure however and is soon hitting suplex after suplex on Fitz. With Fitz on the mat, May climbs to the top rope looking for May Day but Fitz rolls out of the ring. Michael decides to hit the May Day anyway outside of the ring. He rolls Fitz back into the ring and gets the win. The Bond Theme begins to play Pierce Bronsan comes out to the ring and interviews Michael about his match. Michael explains that in his first matches he was complacent but now he is focused and on his day there is nobody who can match him technically in the ring. - rating 35 v Butch Armstrong vs Darren Kearney - 11:56 - rating 26 The following match is in the 1-1 bracket. This match was quite even with both men trading blows until Kearney started to pick up some momentum as the crowd got behind The Next Big Thing. Darren picks up the win after locking in the sharpshooter. v Justin Shape vs Calum Black - 12:48 - rating 31 Another 1-1 match, the undeniable Calum Black started off strong, showing off his power by throwing Justin around the ring. Justin would roll out and try to compose himself. Eventually he baits Black into chasing him outside the ring and that is when he pounces taking control of the match. After some back and forth, trading blows. Justin Shape is able to deal the final blow and pick up the win. v Nathan Martin vs LJ Cleary in 14:48 - rating 23 In the final match of the evening Martin and Cleary battle it out to become the first man to book their place in the knockout stage. Both men go all out, the crowd is buzzing with this match until Martin tries to hit a moonsault from the top rope, LJ rolls out of the way and Martin lands badly injuring his left leg. Cleary takes advantage and locks in the Dorktamer. Martin had no option but to tap out. That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 23. See you all next month when PCW presents.... Summer Solstice Tickets $3 Featuring Jay Sammon vs Kev Dunphy - Loser leaves the Company Ballymun Bruiser vs Dom Tuck Liam Royal vs Paul Tracey Tucker vs CT Flexor - Winner qualifies for The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Around the World News Eric Young leaves TNA Irish News Show of the Month: Fight Factory Pro Wrestling Red Alert with a rating of 41 Match of the Month: LJ Cleary, J-Money & Damien Corvin defeats Sean Guinness & The All Star Sensations (Leighton Buzzard & Sammy D) with a rating of 48

PCW Mamma Mia Simonstown Gaels Club House - 53 attendance We head straight into the action once again with The Ballymun Bruiser taking on Kev Dunphy v Ballymun Bruiser vs Kev Dunphy - 14:26 - rating 24 The match quickly descended into a brawl which suited the Ballymun Bruiser who picked up the win. v Butch Armstrong vs Jay Sammon - 9:52 - rating 17 Jay attempted to hit the Sammon of Knowledge but Butch was able to counter it, locking in the Stretch Armstrong and forcing Sammon to tap out. v LJ Cleary vs Calum Black - 15:20 - rating 28 LJ showed once more why he is the present and future of Irish wrestling as he put on the performance of the night against Black. LJ got the pin after hitting the Dorkdestroyer . v Nathan Martin vs Paul Tracey in 15:13 - rating 27 Paul Tracey is usually good at playing mind games and he tried to goading Martin into making mistakes. However, he wasn't expecting the reaction from Martin. Nathan went into Pyscho mode and hit the Pyscho Slam to pick up the victory. LJ Cleary comes out to the ring with a microphone in hand. - rating 21 Nathan, Nathan, Nathan, that was impressive. Getting the win over a stalwart of Irish wrestling like Paul Tracey. However, Tracey just doesn't have it anymore and to be honest. He is the past of Irish wrestling and next month you will face the future of wrestling. At PCW The World is Not Enough, you and I go head to head. Winner will become the first man to book their place to The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament. That man will of course be me, because....The Future is NOW! The show closes with LJ standing on the ramp and making a belt gesture around his waist That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 23. See you all next month when PCW presents.... The World is Not Enough Tickets $3 Featuring Michael May vs Gavin Fitz - Loser leaves the Company Darrren Kearney vs Butch Armstrong Calum Black vs Justin Shape Nathan Martin vs LJ Cleary - Winner qualifies for The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Around the World News Nothing of note was happening in April Irish News Show of the Month: OTT Defiant with a rating of 41 Match of the Month: Sean Guinness defeats Leon Slater with a rating of 48

PCW Paddys Day Bash Simonstown Gaels Club House - 51 attendance We open the show once more to the James Bond Theme. Pierce Bronsan enters the ring with microphone in hand. Pierce Brosnan explains the situation to the crowd - rating 66 We are now into the second round of matches of the swiss tournament. A lot rides on the matches tonight for the wrestlers. For anyone who is standing on a 1-0 record, if they can pick up a win tonight then they are 1 more win away from qualifying for The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament. For those on a 0-1 record however, it is must win tonight or they could be facing a 0-2 match. Meaning they are just 1 defeat away from being shown the door. We have an exciting card for you tonight and we open with The Big Ticket Gavin Fitz taking on Simontowns own center forward Liam Royal. v Liam Royal vs Gavin Fitz - 12:21 - rating 20 Liam Royal made the most of his home town advantage as the crowd lifted him to win after executing a perfect Sideline Kick to earn the pin. v Michael May vs Dom Tuck - 09:25 - rating 20 Michael May got caught up playing to the crowd, who was hot after Royal picked up the win in the first match. Dom took full advantage, surprising May with The Hangover, forcing May to tap out. v CT Flexor vs Darren Kearney - 9:43 - rating 28 CT Flexor continues his dominant run in PCW after hoisting Kearney into the Torture Rack leaving The Next Big Thing with no other option but to submit. vs Justin Shape vs Tucker in 14:28 - rating 36 In what was the best match so far in PCW's short history Tucker and Justin traded blows until Tucker hit his Superkick and picked up the win. Moving onto the 2-0 bracket. That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 32. See you all next month for the remaining round 1 matches when PCW presents.... Mamma Mia Tickets $3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- News Around The World Christy Hemme returns to TNA The Undertaker and Randy Orton leave WWE Bully Ray returns to TNA Irish News Show of the Month: Scrappermania with a rating of 55 Match of the Month: PAC defeats Sammy D and Big Damo in a triple threat for the OTT World Title 59

PCW Where we stand after round 1 The first round of matches in the qualification round to The Fionn mac Cumhaill Tournament. 16 men battle it out to claim the 8 spots in the knockout tournament that will crown the first ever High King of Ireland. That is not all that is on the line though, only the best will stay in PCW, the 8 wrestlers who miss out on qualification will also be let go from the company. 1-0 Record Darren Kearney - CT Flexor - LJ Cleary - Paul Tracey Calum Black - Nathan Martin - Justin Shape - Tucker 0-1 Record Butch Armstrong - Dom Tuck - Gavin Fitz - Kev Dunphy Liam Royal - Michael May - The Ballymun Bruiser - Jay Sammon Over the next two months round two of qualification will take place. Those on a 1-0 record have a chance to move onto the 2-0 bracket and be 1 more win away from booking their place in the tournament. Meanwhile it is a must win for those on a 0-1 record, or else they will be 1 more loss away from getting the boot. Who will win their round 2 match? What 8 men will make it all the way to the tournament? Which two wrestlers will go 3-0? Which two wrestlers will go 0-3? Round 2 Matches 1-0 record CT Flexor vs Darren Kearney Justin Shape vs Tucker LJ Cleary vs Calum Black Nathan Martin vs Paul Tracey 0-1 record Liam Royal vs Gavin Fitz Michael May vs Dom Tuck Ballymun Bruiser vs Kev Dunphy Butch Armstrong vs Jay Sammon

PCW The Spy Who Pinned Me Simonstown Gaels Club House - 46 attendance We head straight into the action this month with the opening match of v Kev Dunphy vs Callum Black 6:01 - rating 16 In a fast paced match the Undeniable Calum Black takes the victory after hitting Dunphy with The Black Out. v Nathan Martin vs Dom Tuck in 9:51 - rating 24 Pyscho Martin put on one of the performances of the night as he put away party animal Dom Tuck after a back and forth match. v Justin Shape vs Liam Royal in 12:22 - rating 31 Gym fantic Justin Shape made Meath's center forward tap out when he locked in Crunch Time to advance to the 1-0 bracket. v Tucker vs Butch Armstrong in 11:48 - rating 27 After an intense back and forth between the two Northern Irish men, Tucker hit the Superkick and secured his first win at PCW. With Tucker in the ring, Pierce Brosnan comes out to announce that next month's main event will be vs That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 25. See you all next month for the start of the second round of matches when PCW presents.... PCW Paddy's Day Bash Tickets $3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Around the World News Jim Ross Retires Kevin Owens and Teagen Nox extend with WWE Irish News Show of the Month: OTT Kings, Monsters and Bastards with a rating of 49 Match of the Month: Dunkan Disorderly, PAC and J-Money defeats Terry Thatcher, Bonesaw McGraw and Adam Maxted with a rating of 53

PCW Homecoming Simonstown Gaels Club House - 43 attendance The small crowd wait in anticipation as the Bond Theme begins to play in the arena. Pierce Brosnan enters the ring to rapturous applause. Segment featuring Pierce Brosnan - rating 69 Hello everyone and welcome to the first ever PCW event! I want to find the very best wrestler Ireland has to offer. I announced The Fionn mac Cumhaill tournament a few weeks ago with the goal of crowning The High King of Ireland. I got 100s of applicants but 16 men impressed me and over the next few months they will have to prove themselves worthy of a place in the tournament and in PCW. These 16 men will compete in a Swiss format competition to qualify for The Fionn mac Cumhaill tournament. Any competitor who wins 3 matches will book their place. However, any man who loses 3 matches will have their contract with PCW terminated. Tonight I have put together a number of great matches. So lets start the show with the first match featuring The Next Big Thing Darren Kearney vs The Big Ticket Gavin Fitz! v Darren Kearney vs Gavin Fitz - 4:37 - rating 13 In a bout that attempted to steal the show, Darren Kearney made short work of Gavin Fitz picking up the win after hitting the Superkick. v CT Flexor vs Michael May - 9:46 - rating 20 Despite looking very tired at the end, Gym Freak CT Flexor managed to hit the Flexbomb on Michael may to secure the win. v Paul Tracey vs Jay Sammon - 12:28 - rating 28 Surprisingly the mayor of Navan has decided to throw his name into the ring. The Epitome of Nobility entered the ring to a chorus of boos. Tracey picked up the win versus Jay Sammon after hitting the Serf Slayer. v LJ Cleary vs The Ballymun Bruiser - 11:34 - rating 33 LJ Cleary believes he is the future and present of wrestling and he took a step towards proving it tonight as he took down the brawler from Ballymun in the match of the night after hitting the DorkDestroyer. That concludes tonight's show with a rating of 31. See you all next month for the remaining round 1 matches when PCW presents.... The Spy Who Pinned Me Tickets $3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Around the world News Jim Cornette becomes booker of Revolver and releases Rich Swann and Steve Maclin Jeff Jarrett Becomes Booker of OVW, his first show in charge earned a 40 rating Defy expand their women's division with the signings of Ronda Rousey, Mandy Sacs and Macey Estrella Irish News Over The Top Wrestling sign D'Lo Brown Alex Shane becomes CEO of Fight Factory Pro Wrestling, Zack Gibson, Joe Hendry and Sean Guinness are their marquee signings Danny Rodd becomes CEO of No Limit Wrestling. Joe Hendry headlines their signings OTT Stickin' Out was the top show in Ireland with a rating of 45 Adam Maxted defeating LJ Cleary with a rating of 49 at OTT Stickin' Out was the match of the month