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<p>PRE SHOW</p><p> In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Christopher Daniels defeated Amazing Red in 8:11 by pinfall with a Last Rites. <strong>55</strong></p><p> In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Randy Orton defeated Low Ki in 10:30 by pinfall with an O-Zone. <strong>71</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>The War To End It All 2008</strong></p><p> Sunday, week 2, September 2008</p><p> George M. Holmes Center, Boone, North Carolina</p><p> <img alt="images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRUNRPMjdFS_TXSXNPIQ09ctKob2o2dqLm2GYeJTbaCa3v0nueGZA" data-src="https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRUNRPMjdFS_TXSXNPIQ09ctKob2o2dqLm2GYeJTbaCa3v0nueGZA" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTagTeam02_zpsa9f639bc.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP</strong></p><p><strong> CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Roderick Strong & Sting</strong></p><p> A decent opening match up for the tag belts. The champions looked slick while their challengers worked well together too. Even in a relatively short tag team match, Sting was getting exhausted towards the end and this cost his team even though he wasn't involved in the decision which came in 8:46 when CM Punk defeated Roderick Strong by submission with an Arm Triangle Choke. CM Punk & Colt Cabana make defence number 2 of their PSW National Tag Team Championship titles. It is now sadly clear that Sting's advancing years are overtaking him. <strong>66</strong></p><p> Colt Cabana has switched to a comedian gimmick, rated 78.</p><p> Roderick Strong is improving in rumble skills.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Daniel Lyon v D'Lo Brown</strong></p><p> A little surprise as Daniel Lyon defeated the veteran D'Lo Brown. Since going it alone, Lyon has quietly gone about his business and is chalking up wins, slowly moving himself up the pecking order in PSW. D'Lo clearly wasn't happy about his defeat which came in 12:21 by pinfall. <strong>59</strong></p><p> </p><p> Jeff Jarrett cuts a backstage promo on Chris Jericho, saying tonight he will kick his ass and take the title. Simple. Effective. True? <strong>70</strong></p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/Generic04_zpsownldjao.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP</strong></p><p><strong> Kevin Steen (champion) v Jay Lethal</strong></p><p> A keenly contested championship contest where Steen's brutality met Lethal's high octane offence. It was Steen's hard hitting that won the day as he bested his challenger in 10:36 by submission with a Sharpshooter. Kevin Steen makes defence number 2 of his PSW Youth Championship title. <strong>65</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm</strong></p><p> Grudges looked to be settled here as two men who have been attacking each other left, right and centre met for the second successive month. This time the outcome was different, though again the match was a little disappointing. Ezaki overcame his Canadian nemesis, albeit through a little skullduggery in 15:25 by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage. <strong>58</strong></p><p> The two didn't click and it made for an awkward bout.</p><p> </p><p> It's Chris Jericho's turn in the backstage interview area. He addresses his challenger for tonight, Jeff Jarrett. Jericho says he is the better wrestler, the better singer… the better man. And he'll still be champion after tonight. <strong>86</strong></p><p> Chris Jericho improvised well during the interview.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Adam Copeland v Alex Wright</strong></p><p> Copeland has been impressive since he arrived in PSW only three weeks ago and he continued this tonight with a very good victory over the talented German. Copeland earned the win in 14:50 by pinfall with a Leaping DDT. <strong>65</strong></p><p> Adam Copeland looked good.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Desperate Measures</strong></p><p> The first of two big Crowning Glory Series finals to determine who will challenge for the titles at the biggest show of the year. Both teams fought with purpose, taking their time a little compared to normal, keen not to make any mistakes that could cost them a place at Crowning Glory VIII. It was Thesz & Van Dam who stamped their ticket, getting a well earned shot at CM Punk and Colt Cabana by defeating the former champions Desperate Measures in 14:40 when Cade Thesz defeated Yoshihiro Tajiri by pinfall. <strong>67</strong></p><p> Aaron Stevens needs something to freshen his character up.</p><p> Aaron Stevens and Rob Van Dam are improving in technical skills.</p><p> Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam have won their first seven matches.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY SERIES FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> AJ Styles v CM Punk</strong></p><p> Punk comes out for his second match of the night and what a match as two of PSW's longest standing rivals squared off in their best battle yet. Action was fast paced, intense and even throughout and both men would be more than worthy winners. In the end, it was AJ who became the first man to win the Crowning Glory Series for two straight years and won it for the third time overall in the six years it has been running. He sets up his championship match for Crowning Glory VIII in 22:44 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. <strong>88 – match of the night</strong></p><p> The two have pretty good chemistry and it lifted the match.</p><p> AJ Styles wins his sixth match in a row.</p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/Generic11_zps25f9747a.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP</strong></p><p><strong> Chris Jericho (champion) v Jeff Jarrett</strong></p><p> Can two stars follow PSW's homegrown best? Not quite, but this was an excellent match also. There was a personal element to this match thanks to comments from the two and Jarrett's guitar show a couple of weeks back. Jericho even broke out into song halfway through the match and sounded decent, which pissed off Jarrett.</p><p> The two battled for nearly half an hour before Jericho retained in 28:47 by submission with a Lion Tamer. Chris Jericho makes defence number 3 of his PSW National Championship title. <strong>86</strong></p><p> Seven in a row for Jericho.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: B+ 84</strong></p><p> PSW has increased in popularity in the South East.</p><p> Attendance: 7,951 (third highest in PSW history)</p><p> Profit: $91,740</p><p> </p><p> The show was the second best in PSW history.</p><p> AJ Styles v CM Punk was the third best match in PSW history.</p><p> Chris Jericho v Jeff Jarrett was the eighth best match in PSW history.</p><p> </p><p> QUICK RESULTS</p><p> Chris Jericho beat Jeff Jarrett to retain the National Championship</p><p> AJ Styles beat CM Punk in Crowning Glory Series Final</p><p> Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam beat Desperate Measures in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Final</p><p> Adam Copeland beat Alex Wright</p><p> Eiji Ezaki beat Lance Storm</p><p> Kevin Steen beat Jay Lethal to retain the Youth Championship</p><p> Daniel Lyon beat D'Lo Brown</p><p> CM Punk & Colt Cabana beat Roderick Strong & Sting to retain the National Tag Team Championship</p><p> Randy Orton beat Low Ki (pre show)</p><p> Christopher Daniels beat Amazing Red (pre show)</p>

<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> THE WAR TO END IT ALL</p><p> </p><p> PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - Chris Jericho (champion) v Jeff Jarrett</p><p> PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Roderick Strong & Sting</p><p> PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Kevin Steen (champion) v Jay Lethal</p><p> CROWNING GLORY SERIES FINAL - AJ Styles v CM Punk</p><p> CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES FINAL - Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Desperate Measures (Aaron Stevens & Yoshihiro Tajiri)</p><p> Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm</p><p> Adam Copeland v Alex Wright</p><p> D'Lo Brown v Daniel Lyon</p><p> Pre show - Low Ki v Randy Orton</p><p> Pre show - Amazing Red v Christopher Daniels</p><p> What will be the match of the night?</p><p> BONUS - What will be the show attendance?</p><p> </p><p> Each correct prediction scores 2 points in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series except the bonus question. If you are within 1% of the correct answer, you score 3 points. If you are within 10% of the correct answer, you score 1 point.</p>

<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p> Cracker Jack 6</p><p> Happy Owns 6</p><p> Kijar 6</p><p> Michgcs 5</p><p> Russo Swerve 5</p><p> The Lloyd 5</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p> After 12 shows</p><p> 1. Happy Owns 73</p><p> 2. Kijar 65</p><p> 3. Michgcs 55</p><p> 4. Cracker Jack 41</p><p> 5. Russo Swerve 23</p><p> 6. Russell Rules 20</p><p> 7. The Lloyd 12</p><p> 8. Rollin 8</p><p> 9. Cobhead Jake 5</p><p> 10. The CoC 4</p><p> 11. Marco999 3</p>

<p>PRE SHOW</p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Marty Scurll defeated Alex Shelley in 6:28 by pinfall. <strong>53</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Rocky Romero defeated Johnson Brian in 7:10 by submission. <strong>41</strong></p><p> </p><p> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rSmtHBMjXLU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> </p><p> <strong>PSW WEEKLY</strong></p><p> Monday, week 2, September 2008</p><p> Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night</p><p> Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes</p><p> U.S. Century Bank Arena, Miami, Florida</p><p> <img alt="images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRmZ2Eb8UndQdh—NUx4BdnTlpdbIQtskwpNsJVWzOVQGm6TUgH" data-src="https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRmZ2Eb8UndQdh%E2%80%94NUx4BdnTlpdbIQtskwpNsJVWzOVQGm6TUgH" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p><p> </p><p> A familiar start to the show as we see Director of Operations Bret Hart in the ring. Unusually though, it is Potter who joins him inside the squared circle. Potter tells Bret that PSW has been losing a lot of money over the past few months and a significant reason for this is the high amount of money being paid out to the talent. Potter tells Bret that this amount needs to be reduced, and he will take the finer detail of the new talent budget backstage, but one thing he will make public is that until the budget is reached there will be no new signings and indeed, it is likely that talent will have to leave before anyone can take their place. Bret does not look too happy. <strong>63</strong></p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTV01_zps79d95516.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW TV TITLE</strong></p><p><strong> Caprice Coleman (champion) v Chris Hero</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Chris Hero in 9:42 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 4 of his PSW TV Title title. <strong>59</strong></p><p> Six wins in a row for Coleman.</p><p> </p><p> CM Punk speaks from backstage. Punk says he is relieved to have got last week behind him as fighting Colt Cabana was something he did not want to do. He is happy too, having reached the Crowning Glory Series Final and he says it doesn't matter whether it is AJ Styles or Randy Orton who he will fight in the Final, he will win against either of them. <strong>72</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES SEMI FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> The Wolves v Desperate Measures</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action and average heat, Desperate Measures defeated The Wolves in 10:57 when Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Davey Richards by pinfall with a Brainbuster. <strong>63</strong></p><p> Davey Richards is improving in rumble skills.</p><p> </p><p> Dusty Rhodes interviews Chris Jericho. The National champion says he is not worried about Jeff Jarrett as he knows all about him, has beaten him before and knows he will beat him again. <strong>70</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Christopher Daniels v Matt Sydal</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action and average heat, Matt Sydal defeated Christopher Daniels in 12:04 by pinfall. <strong>68</strong></p><p> Christopher Daniels' character needs freshening up. He has lost his last five matches.</p><p> </p><p> Sting is backstage with Roderick Strong. Sting talks up Strong, saying he has a big, bright future if he works hard and focuses on his development. <strong>61</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY SERIES SEMI FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> AJ Styles v Randy Orton</strong></p><p> In a bout that featured great action and average heat, AJ Styles defeated Randy Orton in 14:22 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. <strong>74</strong></p><p> The match suffered a lack of psychology.</p><p> Five in a row for AJ.</p><p> </p><p> Cade Thesz and Rob Van Dam talk from backstage. They are excited about Sunday night where they will fight Desperate Measures in the Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Final. Cade says it is his destiny to win gold at Crowning Glory. <strong>50</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Adam Copeland & Eiji Ezaki v Alex Wright & Lance Storm</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action and average heat, Adam Copeland and Eiji Ezaki defeated Alex Wright and Lance Storm in 17:07 when Adam Copeland defeated Alex Wright by pinfall with a Missile Dropkick. <strong>75 – match of the night</strong></p><p> Adam Copeland stood out as being good. He is improving in technical skills.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: B- 73</strong></p><p> Attendance: 5,304</p><p> TV rating: 0.06</p><p> Profit: $29,670</p><p> </p><p> QUICK RESULTS</p><p> Adam Copeland & Eiji Ezaki beat Alex Wright & Lance Storm</p><p> AJ Styles beat Randy Orton in Crowning Glory Series Semi Final</p><p> Matt Sydal beat Christopher Daniels</p><p> Desperate Measures beat The Wolves in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Semi Final</p><p> Caprice Coleman beat Chris Hero to retain the TV Title</p><p> Rocky Romero beat Johnson Brian (pre show)</p><p> Marty Scurll beat Alex Shelley (pre show)</p>

<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> </p><p> PSW WEEKLY</p><p> Last show before The War To End It All</p><p> </p><p> PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Chris Hero</p><p> CROWNING GLORY SERIES SEMI FINAL - AJ Styles v Randy Orton</p><p> CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES SEMI FINAL - The Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards) v Desperate Measures (Aaron Stevens & Yoshihiro Tajiri)</p><p> Adam Copeland & Eiji Ezaki v Alex Wright & Lance Storm</p><p> Christopher Daniels v Matt Sydal</p><p> Pre show - Johnson Brian v Rocky Romero</p><p> Pre show - Alex Shelley v Marty Scurll</p><p> What will be the match of the night?</p><p> </p><p> Each correct prediction scores 1 point in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.</p>

<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p> Kijar 12 (6+6)</p><p> Happy Owns 11 (6+5)</p><p> Cracker Jack 10 (7+3)</p><p> Michgcs 10 (7+3)</p><p> Russo Swerve 10 (6+4)</p><p> </p><p> CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p> After 11 shows</p><p> 1. Happy Owns 67</p><p> 2. Kijar 59</p><p> 3. Michgcs 50</p><p> 4. Cracker Jack 35</p><p> 5. Russell Rules 20</p><p> 6. Russo Swerve 18</p><p> 7. Rollin 8</p><p> 8. The Lloyd 7</p><p> 9. Cobhead Jake 5</p><p> 10. The CoC 4</p><p> 11. Marco999 3</p>

<p>PRE SHOW</p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chris Harris defeated Destrey Lapointe in 6:01 by pinfall with a Cat Attack. <strong>39</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>PSW MONTHLY</strong></p><p> Friday, week 1, September 2008</p><p> La Puntilla Arena, Catano, Puerto Rico</p><p> <img alt="images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRg9OfKaGRI_yo9MlJ4d1mkMVOLKEePzaFzNg6NRHj9C-sL0GjukA" data-src="https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRg9OfKaGRI_yo9MlJ4d1mkMVOLKEePzaFzNg6NRHj9C-sL0GjukA" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p><p> </p><p> Bret Hart says he is delighted to bring PSW to the wonderful island of Puerto Rico for the first time and as a treat for the fans who have turned up for the show, Puerto Rico's own Carly Colon will compete in the main event tonight. The crowd pop loudly for the numbers in it. <strong>76</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Beer Money v European Union</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, European Union defeated Beer Money in 5:35 when Marty Scurll defeated Bobby Roode by pinfall. <strong>42</strong></p><p> Beer Money showed excellent chemistry.</p><p> Bobby Roode and James Storm are improving in performance skills.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Brian Johnson v T.J. Perkins</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, T.J. Perkins defeated Brian Johnson in 10:16 by submission. <strong>50</strong></p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/Generic04_zpsownldjao.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP</strong></p><p><strong> Kevin Steen (champion) v Jose Maximo</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kevin Steen defeated Jose Maximo in 13:05 by submission with a Sharpshooter. Kevin Steen makes defence number 1 of his PSW Youth Championship title. <strong>56</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Carly Colon v Psychosis</strong></p><p> In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Carly Colon defeated Psychosis in 18:10 by pinfall with an Outward Rolling Cutter. <strong>60 – match of the night</strong></p><p> Carly Colon is improving in technical skills.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: C 59</strong></p><p> PSW has increased in popularity in Puerto Rico.</p><p> Attendance: 333</p><p> Loss: $25,364</p>

<p>PRE SHOW</p><p> In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Slaughter's Soldiers defeated The Jablonski Brothers in 6:16 when Iven Michaud defeated Dean Jablonski by pinfall with a Scorpion Slice. <strong>35</strong></p><p> </p><p> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rSmtHBMjXLU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> </p><p> <strong>PSW WEEKLY</strong></p><p> Monday, week 1, September 2008</p><p> Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night</p><p> Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes</p><p> Retriever Athletics Center, Catonsville, Maryland</p><p> <img alt="images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTpv5B4k433wfRhTrj8V4TMHEcOCz687K5Oy081pnLzH6vDVHpT" data-src="https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTpv5B4k433wfRhTrj8V4TMHEcOCz687K5Oy081pnLzH6vDVHpT" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p><p> </p><p> A table and two chairs are set up in the ring. We have ourselves a contract signing. Bret Hart walks to the ring first, followed by Jeff Jarrett carrying his guitar and the National champion Chris Jericho. Jericho asks Double J how his country singing is going, which doesn't go down well with Jarrett. The two men sign the contract and as Jericho reaches for the mic to talk down Jarrett some more, Jarrett smashes his guitar over Jericho's head. Jarrett tells Jericho he doesn't do country singing any more, he just smashes guitars over people's heads. <strong>73</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Brian Kendrick (with Paul London) v Matt Jackson (with Nick Jackson)</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Brian Kendrick defeated Matt Jackson in 5:48 by pinfall with a Sliced Bread #2. <strong>47</strong></p><p> The two have pretty good chemistry which lifted the match.</p><p> </p><p> Backstage and Eiji Ezaki launches a revenge attack from last week on Lance Storm. The Jap Pop star leaves the former National champion laying motionless after a vicious assault. <strong>46</strong></p><p> </p><p> <span>http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTV01_zps79d95516.jpg</span></p><p> <strong>PSW TV TITLE</strong></p><p><strong> Caprice Coleman (champion) v Stu Sanders</strong></p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Stu Sanders in 8:41 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 3 of his PSW TV Title title. <strong>44</strong></p><p> Stu Sanders was really off his game.</p><p> Coleman won his fifth straight match.</p><p> </p><p> Dusty Rhodes interviews Roderick Strong and Sting. Strong says he is honoured to have the Icon as his tag team partner at The War To End It All. Sting says he is happy to nurture Strong as he has a strong future ahead of him. <strong>48</strong></p><p> Roderick Strong was poor. Sting was fantastic.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES SEMI FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Spanish Announce Team</strong></p><p> In a match that had some good action and average heat, Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam defeated Spanish Announce Team in 8:56 when Cade Thesz defeated Joel Maximo by pinfall. <strong>63</strong></p><p> Rob Van Dam looked good.</p><p> Six wins out of six for Thesz & Van Dam</p><p> </p><p> Prior to the next match, AJ Styles makes his way to the front row so he can have a great view of the first semi final match. <strong>42</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>CROWNING GLORY SERIES SEMI FINAL</strong></p><p><strong> Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champion) v CM Punk (National Tag Team champion)</strong></p><p> The PSW National Tag Team champions were reluctant to compete against each other, but knowing a place in the Crowning Glory Series Final was at stake, they did eventually do so. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, CM Punk defeated Colt Cabana in 14:14 by submission with an Arm Triangle Choke. <strong>68</strong></p><p> Colt Cabana's character needs freshening up.</p><p> </p><p> A video is shown, a training package which shows Matt Sydal working extra hard to get back to the top of PSW. <strong>36</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Aaron Stevens v Adam Copeland</strong></p><p> The competitive debut of PSW's newest big signing. In a bout that had great heat and good action, Adam Copeland defeated Aaron Stevens in 21:59 by pinfall with a Leaping DDT. <strong>74 – match of the night</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Show rating: C+ 70</strong></p><p> PSW increased popularity in Mid Atlantic.</p><p> Attendance: 3,641</p><p> TV rating: 0.06</p><p> Profit: $9,322</p><p> </p><p> QUICK RESULTS</p><p> Adam Copeland beat Aaron Stevens</p><p> CM Punk beat Colt Cabana in Crowning Glory Series Semi Final</p><p> Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam beat Spanish Announce Team in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Semi Final</p><p> Caprice Coleman beat Stu Sanders to retain the TV Title</p><p> Brian Kendrick beat Matt Jackson</p><p> Slaughter's Soldiers beat Jablonski Brothers (pre show)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> THE WAR TO END IT ALL</p><p> Sunday, week 2, September 2008</p><p> Current card</p><p> </p><p> PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v Jeff Jarrett</p><p> PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Roderick Strong & Sting</p><p> PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Jay Lethal</p><p> CROWNING GLORY SERIES FINAL – Colt Cabana or CM Punk v AJ Styles or Randy Orton</p><p> CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES FINAL – Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam or Spanish Announce Team v The Wolves or Desperate Measures</p><p> Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm</p><p> Adam Copeland v Alex Wright</p>

Next show PSW WEEKLY 3 shows before The War To End It All PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Stu Sanders CROWNING GLORY SERIES SEMI FINAL - Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champion) v CM Punk (National Tag Team champion) CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES SEMI FINAL - Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Spanish Announce Team (Joel & Jose Maximo) Aaron Stevens v Adam Copeland Brian Kendrick v Matt Jackson Pre show - Jablonski Brothers (Chet & Dean Jablonski) v Slaughter's Soldiers (Iven Lessard & Iven Michaud) What will be the match of the night? PSW MONTHLY 2 shows before The War To End It All PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Kevin Steen (champion) v Jose Maximo Carly Colon v Psychosis Brian Johnson v T.J. Perkins Beer Money (Bobby Roode & James Storm) v European Union (Marty Scurll & Sheamus O'Shaunessy) Pre show - Chris Harris v Destrey Lapointe What will be the match of the night? Each correct prediction scores 1 point in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.

News Canek has been inducted into the Hall Of Immortals. CM Punk, Lance Storm, Brian Kendrick and Roderick Strong returned clean drug tests at Choice of the New Generation PSW made a $150,876 loss in August APW have risen to Small. Two days later at month end they dropped back to Local. OVW have dropped to Small. New signings: Adam Copeland (3 years) Contract extensions: Eiji Ezaki (2 years) Injuries: Davey Richards (injured hip, 1 week), Cade Thesz (cut arm, 1 week) Departures: Jushin Liger (end of contract) Julio Dinero has won the ECWA Intercontinental Championship for the second time, defeating Eddie Colon after two successful defences. Dave Batista has won the CZW Death Match tournament. Satoshi Kojima has won the NJPW G1 Climax tournament for the second time. Aaron Stevens has won the NWA Wildside Heavyweight Championship, defeating Norman Smiley after sixteen successful defences. Yoshinobu Kanemaru has won the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship, defeating George Hines after seventeen successful defences. Omori & Mr Wrestling 3 have won the vacant GHC Tag Team Championship. Suwama & Okumura have won the vacant AJPW All-Asia Tag Team Championship. Nick Dinsmore has won the OVW Heavyweight Championship for the seventh time, defeating The Prototype after three successful defences. Antonio Banks has won the OVW Nationwide Championship, defeating Chase Stevens after eight successful defences. Long Vera has bulked up to middleweight. Deaths: None Retirements from the ring: Hiromichi Fuyuki (48), Canek (56), Sean O'Haire (37), SUWA (32), Mariko Yoshida (38), Fuerza Guerrera (54), Kengo Kimura (54), Bobby Fulton (46), Doug Furnas (47), Scott Norton (47), Mike Sanders (39), Arashi (46) Returns: None Left the business: None New workers: None

HCW Raining Blood Monday, week 1, August 2008 Shrine Expo Center, California Attendance: 4,000 (sell out) Marc Mero beat Kip James (59) Jake Hager beat Scott D'Amore (34) Jason Cross beat Chase Del Monte (46) Cloudy beat Jay Lethal and Teddy Hart )69) Amazing Red beat Monty Brown to retain the Wrestling Spirit Championship (58) The Mercenaries beat The Firm (60) Shawn Michaels beat Julio Dinero to retain the Universal Championship (68) Show rating: C+ 67 LWA War Drums Friday, week 3, August 2008 HPER Complex Gymnasium, Arkansas Attendance: 400 (sell out) Jon Cutler beat Jacob Crane (21) Kofi Kingston beat Justin Chambers (17) Bobby Lashley & Mark Copani beat Bryan Kelly & Christopher Nowinski (18) Eddie Kingston beat Anthony Carelli to retain the National Championship (26) Azrieal & Brian Cage beat The Lloyd & Nick Jackson (33) Sid Vicious beat Jimmy Yang to retain the World Championship (59) Show rating: C- 54 WWE SummerSlam Sunday, week 3, August 2008 Rupp Arena, Kentucky Attendance: 23,500 (sell out) Buy rate: 5.05 Justin Credible beat Leonce Valentine (57) Crash Holly beat Claudio Castagnoli (59) The New Midnights beat Darkness Rising (53) Evan Karagias beat Tyson Dux to retain the Light Heavyweight Championship (53) William Regal beat Buff Bagwell to retain the United States Heavyweight Championship (73) Trenesha Biggers beat Lita to retain the Women's Championship (46) Jeff Hardy beat Chuck Palumbo to retain the Intercontinental Championship (69) Daniel Puder beat Lash Leroux to retain the Hardcore Championship (45) Christian beat Triple H (86) Big Show & 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin beat Test & Matt Hardy (86) Show rating: B+ 86 CKY Fatal Fury 4 Monday, week 4, August 2008 Hart Center Arena, Massachusetts Attendance: 3,415 Bam Margera beat (14)* Scoot Andrews beat Spanky and Shark Boy (70) Super Dragon beat Tony Mamaluke and Cloudy (70) Excalibur beat Sonjay Dutt, Austin Aries and Hulk Hogan (72) Alter Boy Luke & Violent J beat Curt Hennig & Super Crazy (68) Show rating: C+ 68 * The game did not show who Bam Margera beat!

PREDICTIONS Happy Owns 7 Cracker Jack 6 Michgcs 6 Kijar 5 Russo Swerve 5 The Lloyd 4 CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES 1. Happy Owns 56 2. Kijar 47 3. Michgcs 40 4. Cracker Jack 25 5. Russell Rules 20 6. Rollin 8 6. Russo Swerve 8 8. The Lloyd 7 9. Cobhead Jake 5 10. The CoC 4 11. Marco999 3

PRE SHOW In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Beer Money defeated The Backstreet Boyz in 6:12 when Bobby Roode defeated Trent Acid by pinfall with a Roode Awakening. 40 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rSmtHBMjXLU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> PSW WEEKLY Monday, week 4, August 2008 Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes Reitz Arena, Baltimore, Maryland Bret Hart walks to the ring. He says he is here for one reason and that is to introduce his latest signing for PSW. He says he is very proud to have been able to sign the hottest free agent on the market and a great coup for PSW… He introduces… <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/HX9fr5yMxGE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Bret says that Adam Copeland will make his PSW competitive debut next week on PSW Weekly. Copeland says he is here because PSW allows wrestlers to wrestle and compete, not like WWE where Vince McMahon has his favourites and in some cases are wrestlers who couldn't wrestle a cuddly toy. Copeland finishes by saying he is relishing the chance to prove he is the best at wrestling and not just the best at entertaining. 78 Adam Copeland debuted his egomaniac gimmick, rated 54. Destrey Lapointe v Stu Sanders In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Stu Sanders defeated Destrey Lapointe in 6:27 by pinfall. 42 The two share great chemistry and it showed in their performances. Stu Sanders is improving in performance skills. Destrey Lapointe is improving in rumble skills. Destrey Lapointe has lost his fifth straight match. Lance Storm is seen assaulting Eiji Ezaki backstage. He is clearly getting revenge from last weeks show as he throws him into everything he can and hits him with every weapon he can lay his hands on. Ezaki is left bloodied and battered and barely moving by the time Lance leaves him. 46 CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL Spanish Announce Team v Christian York & Joey Matthews In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Spanish Announce Team defeated Christian York & Joey Matthews in 8:07 when Jose Maximo defeated Christian York by submission. 49 Dusty Rhodes interviews Alex Wright. Wright tells Dusty that Adam Copeland is not the only new guy on the block wanting to make an impression and that he will make an impression on Copeland at The War To End It All. 50 http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTV01_zps79d95516.jpg PSW TV TITLE Caprice Coleman (champion) v Chris Harris In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Chris Harris in 9:11 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 2 of his PSW TV Title title. 42 Rob Van Dam and Sting meet backstage. The two exchange respectful looks and start talking about their proteges, with RVD and Sting both saying that Cade Thesz and Roderick Strong respectively have big futures. RVD says he can Cade will take the National Tag Team Championship. Sting says he and Strong will take them first and they'll see Cade and RVD at Crowning Glory VIII. 70 CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL Randy Orton v D'Lo Brown In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Randy Orton defeated D'Lo Brown in 10:47 by pinfall with an O-Zone. 50 The two didn't click and it made for an awkward bout. Bret Hart is backstage with his bowl of balls, ready to make the two Semi Final draws. The Crowning Glory Tag Team Series is first… Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Spanish Announce Team The Wolves v Desperate Measures Then it is the Crowning Glory Series… Colt Cabana v CM Punk AJ Styles v Randy Orton Cameras cut to the National Tag Team champions, where Colt Cabana and CM Punk are going mad at being drawn against each other. 57 Colt Cabana was very underwhelming. Bret Hart looked good. Colt Cabana is improving at acting. Chris Jericho (National champion) & AJ Styles v Jeff Jarrett & Matt Sydal In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Chris Jericho and AJ Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett and Matt Sydal in 24:46 when Chris Jericho defeated Matt Sydal by submission with a Lion Tamer. 76 – match of the night Show rating: C+ 69 PSW increased popularity in Mid Atlantic PSW lost popularity in South East Attendance: 3,480 TV rating: 0.06 Profit: $5,600 QUICK RESULTS Y2AJ beat Jeff Jarrett & Matt Sydal Randy Orton beat D'Lo Brown in Crowning Glory Series Quarter Final Caprice Coleman beat Chris Harris to retain the TV Title Spanish Announce Team beat Christian York & Joey Matthews in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Quarter Final Stu Sanders beat Destrey Lapointe Beer Money beat Backstreet Boyz (pre show) THE WAR TO END IT ALL Sunday, week 2, September 2008 Current card PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v Jeff Jarrett PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Roderick Strong & Sting PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Jay Lethal CROWNING GLORY SERIES FINAL – Colt Cabana or CM Punk v AJ Styles or Randy Orton CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES FINAL – Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam or Spanish Announce Team v The Wolves or Desperate Measures Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm Adam Copeland v Alex Wright

Next show PSW WEEKLY 4 shows before The War To End It All PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Chris Harris CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Randy Orton v D'Lo Brown CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Spanish Announce Team (Joel & Jose Maximo) v Christian York & Joey Matthews Y2AJ (Chris Jericho (National champion) & AJ Styles v Jeff Jarrett & Matt Sydal Destrey Lapointe v Stu Sanders Pre show - Backstreet Boyz (Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid) v Beer Money (Bobby Roode & James Storm) What will be the match of the night? Each correct prediction scores 1 point in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.

He has, though he's not reached the heights he did in my TEW10 TNA game.

PREDICTIONS Cracker Jack 5 Happy Owns 5 Kijar 4 Marco999 3 Michgcs 3 (you'll need more points than that to get back on top ) The Lloyd 3 CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES 1. Happy Owns 49 2. Kijar 42 3. Michgcs 34 4. Russell Rules 20 5. Cracker Jack 19 6. Rollin 7. Cobhead Jake 5 8. The CoC 4 9. Marco999 3 9. Russo Swerve 3 9. The Lloyd 3

PRE SHOW In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Motor City Machine Guns defeated The Jackson Two in 5:33 when Alex Shelley defeated Nick Jackson by pinfall with a 2K1 Bomb. 43 In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chris Harris defeated Amazing Red in 8:29 by pinfall with a Catatonic. 50 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rSmtHBMjXLU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> PSW WEEKLY Monday, week 3, August 2008 Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes Jacksonville Champ. Arena, Jacksonville, Florida Bret Hart starts PSW Weekly with Chris Jericho in the ring. The Director of Operations tells the National champion that he has one last challenger to face at The War To End It All before he knows if he will headline Crowning Glory VIII against the Crowning Glory Series winner. Bret Hart introduces… Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett strutts down to the ring and waves his guitar in Jericho's face. Jericho does not look happy with Jarrett. Bret Hart knows the best man will win and whomever does win Jericho versus Jarrett will meet the Crowning Glory Series at the biggest PSW show of the year. 78 CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL Life of Brians v Desperate Measures In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Desperate Measures defeated Life of Brians in 7:18 when Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Johnson Brian by pinfall with a Brainbuster. 53 Aaron Stevens is improving in technical skills. Life of Brians' win streak ends at six. Sting is backstage with Roderick Strong. Sting says he is proud of Roderick Strong's efforts against Chris Jericho last night at Choice of the New Generation. Sting tells Strong he has a big future. He also tells him there is a slot to challenge for the National Tag Team Championship at The War To End It All and Sting asks Strong if he wants to team up. Strong tells Sting it will be an honour. 56 Sting looked good. http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTV01_zps79d95516.jpg PSW TV TITLE Caprice Coleman (champion) v Rocky Romero In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Rocky Romero in 8:33 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 1 of his PSW TV Title title. 54 Dusty Rhodes interviews Jay Lethal. Lethal says he is going to take back the Youth Championship at The War To End It All when he will challenge new champion Kevin Steen for the title. Dusty wishes him luck. 50 Carly Colon v Keiji Sakoda In a match that had some good action and average heat, Keiji Sakoda defeated Carly Colon in 9:46 by submission. 61 Carly Colon is improving in technical skills. AJ Styles and CM Punk bump into each other backstage. The two Crowning Glory Series Semi Finalists tell each other that he will win the series, much to the chagrin of the other. 62 CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL Kevin Steen (Youth champion) v Colt Cabana In a match that had some good action and average heat, Colt Cabana defeated Kevin Steen in 12:10 by pinfall with a Colt 45. 66 Rob Van Dam is backstage with Cade Thesz, who is sporting a bandage on his right arm, having suffered a bad cut during last night's match. RVD tells Thesz he is proud of him toughing it out and fighting through the pain. RVD knows that the pair will win the Crowning Glory Tag Team Series and then the titles at the big event. 56 Alex Wright v Lance Storm A good match and one that was going Storm's way until Eiji Ezaki made his way to the ring. The new Jap Pop star is clearly hurting from last night's defeat and used Alex Wright distracting referee Bruce Gray to attack Lance Storm. Wright took full advantage in 18:26 to win by submission with a STF. 70 – match of the night Show rating: C+ 69 PSW lost popularity in South East Attendance: 5,000 (sell out) TV rating: 0.06 Profit: $38,780 QUICK RESULTS Alex Wright beat Lance Storm Colt Cabana beat Kevin Steen in Crowning Glory Series Quarter Finals Keiji Sakoda beat Carly Colon Caprice Coleman beat Rocky Romero to retain the TV Title Desperate Measures beat Life of Brians in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Quarter Finals Chris Harris beat Amazing Red (pre show) Motor City Machine Guns beat The Jackson 2 (pre show) THE WAR TO END IT ALL Sunday, week 2, September 2008 Current card PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v Jeff Jarrett PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Roderick Strong & Sting PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Jay Lethal CROWNING GLORY SERIES FINAL CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES FINAL Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm

Next show PSW WEEKLY 5 shows until The War To End It All PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Rocky Romero CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Kevin Steen (Youth champion) v Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champion) CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Life of Brians (Brian Johnson & Johnson Brian) v Desperate Measures (Aaron Stevens & Yoshihiro Tajiri) Alex Wright v Lance Storm Carly Colon v Keiji Sakoda Pre show - Amazing Red v Chris Harris Pre show - Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) v The Jackson 2 (Matt & Nick Jackson) What will be the match of the night? Each correct prediction scores 1 point in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.

Welcome Cracker Jack PREDICTIONS Michgcs 18 Cracker Jack 14 Happy Owns 14 Kijar 10 CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES 1. Happy Owns 44 2. Kijar 38 3. Michgcs 31 4. Russell Rules 20 5. Cracker Jack 14 6. Rollin 8 7. Cobhead Jake 5 8. The CoC 4 9. Russo Swerve 3

PSW RANKINGS 1. Rob Van Dam 2. Chris Jericho 3. Sting 4. Jeff Jarrett 5. AJ Styles 6. D'Lo Brown 7. Randy Orton 8. Low Ki 9. Aaron Stevens 9. Daniel Lyon 9. Keiji Sakoda 12. Chris Hero 13. John Cena 13. CM Punk 13. Colt Cabana 16. Kevin Steen 17. Roderick Strong 18. Lance Storm 18. Psychosis 20. Caprice Coleman 21. Alex Wright 21. Matt Sydal 23. Davey Richards 24. Carly Colon 24. Teddy Hart 26. Brian Kendrick 26. Christopher Daniels 28. Cade Thesz 28. Sheamus O'Shaunessy 30. Stu Sanders 31. Iven Lessard 31. Jay Lethal 33. Eiji Ezaki 34. Rocky Romero 35. Eddie Edwards 35. Yoshihiro Tajiri 37. Drew McIntyre 38. T.J. Perkins 39. Amazing Red 40. Austin Aries 41. Marty Scurll 42. Brian Johnson 43. Chris Harris 44. James Storm 45. Bobby Roode 46. Chris Sabin 47. Destrey Lapointe 48. Paul London 49. Johnson Brian 50. Alex Shelley Other wrestlers do not qualify for a ranking. 1. Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam 2. CM Punk & Colt Cabana 3. The Wolves 4. Life of Brians 5. Desperate Measures 5. Londrick 7. New Wave 8. European Union 9. The Backstreet Boyz 10. Spanish Announce Team 10. The Jackson 2 12. Christian York & Joey Matthews 13. America's Most Wanted 14. Slaughter's Soldiers 15. Motor City Machine Guns 16. Jablonski Brothers Other teams do not qualify for a ranking. FRANCHISE PLAYERS: Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, Randy Orton, Eiji Ezaki, Jeff Jarrett NEXT BIG THINGS: None HOT PROSPECTS: Iven Michaud, Marty Scurll, Iven Lessard, Eddie Edwards, Paul London TALK THE TALK: Chris Jericho, Bret Hart, Sting, Rob Van Dam, John Cena SHOW STOPPERS: Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, Eiji Ezaki, Christopher Daniels, Yoshihiro Tajiri RING GENERALS: Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Christopher Daniels, Jeff Jarrett, Eiji Ezaki WHO’S HOT: Rob Van Dam, Sting, Jeff Jarrett, Randy Orton WHO’S NOT: Rocky Romero, Amazing Red, Paul London, Alex Shelley, Johnny Kashmere TIME DECLINE: Sting (ten years)

PRE SHOW In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, John Cena defeated Teddy Hart in 7:50 by pinfall with a Spin-out powerbomb. 59 In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Daniel Lyon defeated Drew McIntyre in 10:13 by submission. 63 http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSuDMyOXKM37Wk31mbWQeBRBx66Z5jRjOEviNAu8DElOo4Whcd0Sw CHOICE OF THE NEW GENERATION 2008 Sunday, week 2, August 2008 Dorton Arena, Raleigh, North Carolina D'Lo Brown v Psychosis D'Lo looked unhappy and was off his game in the show's opener between two men who clearly aren't part of the new generation. As a result of D'Lo's poor effort, Psychosis had a comfortable time and duly prevailed in 11:43 by pinfall with a Guillotine Legdrop. 58 CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Londrick A good match between an established team who were long time champions in the past and a new team of protege and mentor who are fast becoming one of the top teams in the company. It was the new team who beat the former champions to make it five wins out of five in 10:50 when Cade Thesz defeated Brian Kendrick by submission. 68 Cade Thesz suffered a cut arm in the match. Jeff Jarrett v Randy Orton A great match as the veteran got the better of the former PSW National champion. Orton had his chances to put away the guitar playing son of Jerry, but was unable to complete the job and ultimately he ended up suffering defeat in 14:33 as Jarrett won by submission with a Figure-Four Leglock. 73 Chris Jericho speaks from backstage, warning Sting to stay out of the match tonight or he will suffer consequences. 70 Jericho struggled going off script. http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/Generic04_zpsownldjao.jpg PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP Aaron Stevens v Kevin Steen v Matt Sydal Some great action in the triple threat involved the three leading contenders for the vacant Youth Championship. Stevens and Sydal were probably the favourites going into the match so it came as a bit of a surprise that neither of them left as the champion as Kevin Steen became the sixth PSW Youth champion, winning in 13:07 by defeating Matt Sydal by pinfall with a Steenalizer. Kevin Steen wins the PSW Youth Championship title. 65 Matt Sydal is improving in performance skills. CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL Low Ki v AJ Styles Both men fought with purpose and produced a tremendous contest. AJ withstood Ki's hard hitting offence while Ki countered AJ's aerial attack very well. It was AJ who advanced to the semi finals in 13:34 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. 73 AJ Styles has switched to a Highlight Reel gimmick, rated 63. The two wrestlers didn't click which made for an awkward bout. http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTagTeam02_zpsa9f639bc.jpg PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Christopher Daniels & Stu Sanders Despite being an unlikely pairing who only ever teamed together once before at Lethal, Daniels and Sanders displayed excellent chemistry and team work. With this, they caused the current champions many problems in the match and threatened to pull off the upset. The champs hung on though and just about made a successful first defence in 10:12 when Colt Cabana defeated Stu Sanders by pinfall with a Lakeshore Drive. CM Punk & Colt Cabana make defence number 1 of their PSW National Tag Team Championship titles. 66 Stu Sanders is improving in flying skills. Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm Despite some great action on show, this was a little disappointing and wasn't as well received as many expected it to be. This was mainly because the two didn't click and it made the bout look awkward. Ezaki's rising popularity thanks to the success of his 'Jap Pop' album has seen him win many new fans, though they didn't help him when Lance Storm locked on his signature hold to take the match in 17:41 by submission with a Canadian Maple Leaf. 64 http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/Generic11_zps25f9747a.jpg PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Chris Jericho (champion) v Roderick Strong (with Sting) The stand out match of the night as Roderick Strong, making his main event debut and competiting well above his normal level not only stepped up to the plate, but performed exceptionally well. With the Icon in his corner (though Sting never physically got involved) encouraging all the way, as did the seven thousand or so crowd, Roderick Strong nearly upset the odds and won the National Championship. Jericho hung on and eventually bettered his challenger in 20:43 by submission with a Lion Tamer. Chris Jericho makes defence number 2 of his PSW National Championship title. Even Jericho was impressed by Strong's performance and shook his hand after the match, showing a new found respect for his opponent tonight. 81 – match of the night Chris Jericho won his sixth straight match. Roderick Strong is improving in rumble skills. Roderick Strong's win streak ends at seven. Show rating: B- 76 PSW has increased in popularity in the South East. Attendance: 7,095 (sixth highest in PSW history) Profit: $77,250

Caprice Coleman was my TNA World Heavyweight champion in my TEW10 game.

Next show CHOICE OF THE NEW GENERATION 2008 PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - Chris Jericho (champion) v Roderick Strong PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Christopher Daniels & Stu Sanders PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Aaron Stevens v Kevin Steen v Matt Sydal CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Low Ki v AJ Styles CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL - Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam v Londrick (Paul London & Brian Kendrick) Eiji Ezaki v Lance Storm Jeff Jarrett v Randy Orton D'Lo Brown v Psychosis Pre show - Daniel Lyon v Drew McIntyre Pre show - John Cena v Teddy Hart What will be the match of the night? Each correct prediction scores 2 points in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.

PREDICTIONS Kijar 6 Happy Owns 3 CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES 1. Happy Owns 30 2. Kijar 28 3. Russell Rules 20 4. Michgcs 13 5. Rollin 8 6. Cobhead Jake 5 7. The CoC 4 8. Russo Swerve 3 The prizes will be similar to last year. However, since I am almost at Christmas Feast already in game and therefore this dynasty is almost four months behind, instead of choosing the next champion, the prize is to pick a future champion. As before, there are four prizes, for the four titles 1st - Choose a future National champion 2nd - Choose future National Tag Team champions 3rd - Choose a future TV champion 4th - Choose a future Youth champion The Crowning Glory Prediction Series finishes at Crowning Glory VIII.

PRE SHOW In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sting defeated Matt Jackson in 6:14 by pinfall with a Stinger Splash. 40 In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Beer Money defeated The Jablonski Brothers in 6:14 when Bobby Roode defeated Chet Jablonski by pinfall with a D. W. I.. 34 <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rSmtHBMjXLU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> PSW WEEKLY Monday, week 2, August 2008 Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes FAU Arena, Boca Raton, Florida In the ring stand Bret Hart, Roderick Strong and Sting. Bret Hart asks Roderick Strong to confirm that he wants to forfeit the Youth Championship in return for a match on Sunday night at Choice of the New Generation. Strong says he does, and hands over the Youth Championship belt to Bret Hart. Hart makes it official, Strong will challenge Chris Jericho for the National Championship in six days time. This brings out Chris Jericho. He gets in Roderick Strong's face, telling him this will be something he will regret for the rest of his life as he kicks his ass so bad he won't know who he is after Sunday night. Sting steps in and backs Jericho down, who leaves while holding up his National Championship belt. 65 Roderick Strong performed poorly. Chris Hero v Sheamus O'Shaunessy In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Chris Hero defeated Sheamus O'Shaunessy in 9:24 by pinfall with a Heros Welcome. 55 Sheamus O'Shaunessy is improving in performance skills. The letters CCTV appear on screen. Randy Orton then appears, stalking D'Lo Brown in the backstage area, spying on his every move. 64 CROWNING GLORY TAG TEAM SERIES QUARTER FINAL Thunder & Lightning v The Wolves In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Wolves defeated Thunder & Lightning in 8:37 when Eddie Edwards defeated Jushin Liger by pinfall with a Double Double Foot Stomp. 60 Jushin Liger was really off his game. Davey Richards is improving in rumble skills. Dusty Rhodes interviews Cade Thesz and Rob Van Dam. The pair says that Londrick will be difficult Quarter Final opponents in the Crowning Glory Tag Team Series but they will win. 55 http://i887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/Nobby_McDonald/GenericTV01_zps79d95516.jpg PSW TV TITLE Low Ki (champion) v Caprice Coleman In a match that had some good action and average heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Low Ki in 11:22 by pinfall with a surprise roll up. Caprice Coleman wins the PSW TV Title title. 53 Low Ki's six match win streak ends. While Caprice Coleman is celebrating in the ring, cameras follow Low Ki in the back. He is clearly angry at losing the TV Title and he comes across his opponent for Sunday night, AJ Styles. Ki viciously attacks Styles, throwing him into a chain link fence that cordons off electrical equipment from the walkway. 53 CROWNING GLORY SERIES QUARTER FINAL CM Punk v Teddy Hart In a bout that featured great action and average heat, CM Punk defeated Teddy Hart in 12:01 by submission with an Arm Triangle Choke. 68 Teddy Hart could do with something to freshen his character up. Bret Hart is in the ring again with the Youth Championship belt. He tells Aaron Stevens, Kevin Steen and Matt Sydal to come to the ring. He says he is sure they are all aware the Youth Championship is now vacant and he has decided the three of them will meet at Choice of the New Generation to decide who will become the next champion. The three look pleased, and eye each other as opponents. 53 Lance Storm v Rob Van Dam In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Rob Van Dam defeated Lance Storm in 22:25 by pinfall with a Frog Splash. 82 – match of the night Rob Van Dam has won his first five matches in PSW. Show rating: B- 74 Attendance: 4,829 TV rating: 0.06 Profit: $43,415 Davey Richards suffered an injured hip, though will work through the injury. QUICK RESULTS Rob Van Dam beat Lance Storm CM Punk beat Teddy Hart in Crowning Glory Series Quarter Final Caprice Coleman beat Low Ki to win the TV Title The Wolves beat Thunder & Lightning in Crowning Glory Tag Team Series Quarter Final Chris Hero beat Sheamus O'Shaunessy Beer Money beat Jablonski Brothers (pre show) Sting beat Matt Jackson (pre show)