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<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p>
Michgcs 7 (might have got a perfect 8 if you had chosen a match of the night!)</p><p>
Kijar 6</p><p>
Happy Owns 5</p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p>
After 18 shows</p><p>
1. Happy Owns 111</p><p>
2. Kijar 98</p><p>
3. Michgcs 94</p><p>
4. Cracker Jack 59</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>
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<p>PRE SHOW</p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Destrey Lapointe defeated Johnson Brian in 5:39 by pinfall with a Cornered Bomber. <strong>49</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Amazing Red defeated Chris Sabin in 6:18 by pinfall with a Code Red. <strong>51</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW WEEKLY</strong></p><p>
Monday, week 2, October 2008</p><p>
Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night</p><p>
Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes</p><p>
EKU Alumni Coliseum, Richmond, Kentucky</p><p>
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We start backstage where AJ Styles is in the interview area. He says that he thought Chris Jericho and he were friends and occasional partners so he is puzzled why Jericho attacked him during last week's main event against Adam Copeland. He wants to know why the champ did it. <strong>64</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Backstreet Boyz v Beer Money</strong></p><p>
In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Beer Money defeated The Backstreet Boyz in 6:20 when James Storm defeated Trent Acid by pinfall with a D. W. I.. <strong>43</strong></p><p>
Beer Money showed excellent chemistry.</p><p>
Bobby Roode is improving in performance skills.</p><p>
Backstreet Boyz have lost their last five matches.</p><p> </p><p>
We are backstage again and this time we see CM Punk and RVD in the middle of a brawl with each other. RVD takes it to CMP only for CMP to battle RVD back. The two brawl throughout the backstage area and through an exit, and they disappear onto the streets of Richmond still fighting. <strong>58</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Brian Johnson v Daniel Lyon</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Daniel Lyon defeated Brian Johnson in 10:24 by pinfall. <strong>55</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Dusty Rhodes interviews John Cena. Cena says he is happy to be fighting on PSW's biggest ever show and he will kick Austin Aries' ass at Crowning Glory VIII. <strong>44</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW TV TITLE</strong></p><p><strong>
Roderick Strong (champion, with Sting) v Marty Scurll</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Roderick Strong defeated Marty Scurll in 5:45 by pinfall with a CX 02. Roderick Strong makes defence number 2 of his PSW TV Title title. <strong>55</strong></p><p>
The two just don't click at all and it showed in their performances.</p><p>
Sting did some good work at ringside.</p><p>
Roderick Strong is improving in rumble skills.</p><p> </p><p>
Eiji Ezaki signs the chorus from his Jap Pop hit single “Sayonara”. He says not only does he sing better and sell more records than Jeff Jarrett, he is a better wrestler too. <strong>44</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Cade Thesz v Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champion)</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action and average heat, Colt Cabana defeated Cade Thesz in 11:38 by pinfall with a Colt 45. <strong>62</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Backstage and Chris Jericho addresses the fans. He says he attacked AJ last week because it is all about keeping the PSW National Championship, by any means necessary. He is happy he has got in AJ's head with last week's attack. <strong>88</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Adam Copeland v Matt Sydal</strong></p><p>
In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Adam Copeland defeated Matt Sydal in 19:40 by pinfall with a Leaping DDT. <strong>82 – match of the night</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Show rating: B- 76</strong></p><p>
PSW increased popularity in South East</p><p>
Attendance: 6,500 (sell out)</p><p>
TV rating: 0.08</p><p>
Profit: $39,160</p><p> </p><p>
QUICK RESULTS</p><p>
Adam Copeland beat Matt Sydal</p><p>
Colt Cabana beat Cade Thesz</p><p>
Roderick Strong beat Marty Scurll to retain the TV Title</p><p>
Daniel Lyon beat Brian Johnson</p><p>
Beer Money beat Backstreet Boyz</p><p>
Amazing Red beat Chris Sabin (pre show)</p><p>
Destrey Lapointe beat Johnson Brian (pre show)</p>
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<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Kijar" data-cite="Kijar" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41472" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><p> Great stuff as always, old timer. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Thank you fellow veteran.</p>
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<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> </p><p>
PSW WEEKLY</p><p>
Last show before Crowning Glory VIII</p><p> </p><p>
PSW TV TITLE - Roderick Strong (champion) v Marty Scurll</p><p>
Adam Copeland v Matt Sydal</p><p>
Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champion) v Cade Thesz</p><p>
Brian Johnson v Daniel Lyon</p><p>
Backstreet Boyz (Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid) v Beer Money (Bobby Roode & James Storm</p><p>
Pre show - Destrey Lapointe v Johnson Brian</p><p>
Pre show - Amazing Red v Chris Sabin</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>
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<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p>
Michgcs 10 (5+5)</p><p>
Cracker Jack 9 (5+4)</p><p>
Happy Owns 8 (5+3)</p><p>
Kijar 8 (5+3)</p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p>
1. Happy Owns 106</p><p>
2. Kijar 92</p><p>
3. Michgcs 87</p><p>
4. Cracker Jack 59</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>
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<p>PRE SHOW</p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Bobby Roode defeated Chet Jablonski in 5:58 by pinfall with a Roode Awakening. <strong>37</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>PSW MONTHLY</strong></p><p>
Friday, week 1, October 2008</p><p>
Lahaina Civic Center Hall, Lahaina, Hawaii</p><p>
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Hello Hawaii is the message from Bret Hart as PSW visits the island for the first time. He welcomes the dozen people who have turned up to watch PSW's debut here. <strong>75</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Backstreet Boyz v Jackson 2</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Jackson Two defeated The Backstreet Boyz in 5:39 when Matt Jackson defeated Johnny Kashmere by submission. <strong>35</strong></p><p>
Trent Acid was really off his game.</p><p>
The Jacksons show great chemistry.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Sheamus O'Shaunessy v Stu Sanders</strong></p><p>
In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Stu Sanders defeated Sheamus O'Shaunessy in 10:11 by pinfall. <strong>28</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP</strong></p><p><strong>
Kevin Steen (champion) v Alex Shelley</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kevin Steen defeated Alex Shelley in 12:22 by pinfall with a Steenalizer. Kevin Steen makes defence number 4 of his PSW Youth Championship title. <strong>50 – match of the night</strong></p><p>
Fourteen defeats in a row for Alex Shelley.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Amazing Red v Psychosis</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Psychosis defeated Amazing Red in 14:26 by pinfall with a Guillotine Legdrop. <strong>41</strong></p><p>
Psychosis was really off his game.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Show rating: D 45</strong></p><p>
PSW has increased in popularity in Hawaii.</p><p>
Attendance: 12</p><p>
Loss: $12,020</p>
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<p>PRE SHOW</p><p>
In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, The Jackson Two defeated The Jablonski Brothers in 6:20 when Matt Jackson defeated Chet Jablonski by pinfall with a We're Nothing To Do With Michael. <strong>34</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW WEEKLY</strong></p><p>
Monday, week 1, October 2008</p><p>
Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night</p><p>
Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes</p><p>
Retriever Athletics Center, Catonsville, Maryland</p><p>
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A table and two chairs are set up in the ring. Chris Jericho and AJ Styles are sitting at the table with paper and pens in front of them and Director of Operations Bret Hart is standing over them. We know what's happening here… a contract signing. Bret hypes this as PSW's dream match, to which the chants start shouting “Dream dream dream” which in turn makes Dusty Rhodes wave from the announce table. Chris Jericho signs. AJ Styles signs. The two shake hands in a display of mutual respect. The segment ends. This is a rarity, a contract signing where there are no fisticuffs or displays of anger. <strong>66</strong></p><p>
Chris Jericho came across well.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Chris Harris v T.J. Perkins</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, T.J. Perkins defeated Chris Harris in 6:35 by pinfall. <strong>42</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Jeff Jarrett is incensed. He is so incensed his face is bright red. He rants about Eiji Ezaki, saying he is the better singer and the better wrestler which he will prove at Crowning Glory VIII. <strong>61</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>New Wave v Jay Lethal & Matt Sydal</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, New Wave defeated Matt Sydal and Jay Lethal in 10:14 when Kevin Steen defeated Jay Lethal by submission with a Sharpshooter. <strong>63</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Dusty Rhodes interviews Kevin Steen in a segment recorded before the tag team match just shown. Dusty asks Kevin how he feels facing a former National champion when he defends his Youth Championship at Crowning Glory VIII. Steen says he will fight anyone. <strong>43</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW TV TITLE</strong></p><p><strong>
Roderick Strong (champion, with Sting) v Caprice Coleman</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Roderick Strong defeated Caprice Coleman in 11:07 by pinfall with a CX 02. Roderick Strong makes defence number 1 of his PSW TV Title title. <strong>57</strong></p><p>
Sting did some good work at ringside.</p><p> </p><p>
Potter speaks to Bret Hart. Potter wants a commitment from Bret that he is going to meet the new talent budget by the end of the year, Bret says he will. Potter says he is glad, but if Bret fails then his position will be under review. <strong>57</strong></p><p>
Bret Hart looked good.</p><p>
Potter under performed.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>CM Punk (National Tag Team champion, with Colt Cabana) v Rob Van Dam (with Cade Thesz)</strong></p><p>
In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Rob Van Dam defeated CM Punk in 12:55 by pinfall with a Frog Splash. <strong>76</strong></p><p>
Rob Van Dam has won his first six matches.</p><p> </p><p>
Chris Jericho speaks from backstage. He says he has a lot of respect for AJ Styles – for his ability, for his achievements in PSW and as a man. He will be all business at Crowning Glory VIII though as he's not going to lose his title any time soon. <strong>85</strong></p><p>
Chris Jericho enjoyed the freedom of going off script and performed well.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Adam Copeland v AJ Styles</strong></p><p>
In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Adam Copeland and AJ Styles went to a no contest in 16:20 due to Lance Storm attacking Adam Copeland and Chris Jericho attacking AJ Styles. <strong>82 – match of the night</strong></p><p>
Lance Storm switched to a Machine gimmick, rated 66.</p><p>
Adam Copeland is improving in technical skills.</p><p>
AJ Styles' win streak ends at six.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Show rating: B 78</strong></p><p>
PSW increased popularity in Mid Atlantic and South East.</p><p>
Attendance: 3,846</p><p>
TV rating: 0.08</p><p>
Profit: $17,822</p><p> </p><p>
QUICK RESULTS</p><p>
Adam Copeland and AJ Styles went to a no contest</p><p>
Rob Van Dam beat CM Punk</p><p>
Roderick Strong beat Caprice Coleman to retain the TV Title</p><p>
New Wave beat Jay Lethal & Matt Sydal</p><p>
T.J. Perkins beat Chris Harris</p><p>
Jackson 2 beat Jablonski Brothers</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY VIII</p><p>
Sunday, week 2, October 2008</p><p>
Current card</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v AJ Styles</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
PSW TV TITLE – Caprice Coleman (champion) v Teddy Hart</p><p>
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Matt Sydal</p><p>
Adam Copeland v Lance Storm</p><p>
Eiji Ezaki v Jeff Jarrett</p><p>
Chris Hero v Keiji Sakoda</p><p>
Desperate Measures v Londrick</p><p>
Austin Aries v John Cena</p><p>
Psychosis v Randy Orton</p><p>
Christopher Daniels v Low Ki</p><p>
Pre show – Spanish Announce Team v The Wolves</p><p>
Pre show – Alex Wright v Carly Colon</p>
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Next shows
PSW WEEKLY
3 shows before Crowning Glory VIII
PSW TV TITLE - Roderick Strong (champion) v Caprice Coleman
Adam Copeland v AJ Styles
CM Punk (National Tag Team champion) v Rob Van Dam
Jay Lethal & Matt Sydal v New Wave (Austin Aries & Kevin Steen (Youth champion))
Chris Harris v T.J. Perkins
Pre show - Jablonski Brothers (Chet & Dean Jablonski) v Jackson 2 (Matt & Nick Jackson)
What will be the match of the night?
PSW MONTHLY
2 shows before Crowning Glory VIII
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Kevin Steen (champion) v Alex Shelley
Amazing Red v Psychosis
Sheamus O'Shaunessy v Stu Sanders
Backstreet Boyz (Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid) v Jackson 2 (Matt & Nick Jackson)
Pre show - Bobby Roode v Chet Jablonski
What will be the match of the night?
Each correct prediction scores 1 point in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series.
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News
Low Ki, CM Punk, Kevin Steen and Cade Thesz returned clean drug tests at The War To End It All
PSW made a $156,016 loss in September.
WWC Booker Mike Quackenbush has left the company.
Sal Hamaoui has founded CHIKARA, based in Tri State, USA.
New signings: None
Contract extensions: Yoshihiro Tajiri (2 years), Christian York (1 year), Joey Matthews (1 year)
Injuries: None
Departures: D'Lo Brown (handed in notice)
Chad Collyer has won the HWA Heavyweight Championship, defeating Ted Rhodes after twelve successful defences.
Chino Martinez has won the JAPW New Jersey States Championship for the second time, defeating Don Montoya after four successful defences.
Scott D'Amore has won the SW Global Championship, defeating Dave Swift after eighteen successful defences.
Deaths: None
Retirements from the ring: Jacqueline Moore (44), Gran Markus Jr (55)
Returns: None
Left the business: None
New workers: Chris Wood (38, New Zealander, ex rugby player), Aki Tsucgimoto (19, female, Japanese, AJW Dojo), Jose Sanchez (28, Mexican, ex gymnast), Norice Taylor (21, Canadian, Can Am Wrestling School), Lorraine St.Hubbins (21, female, American, Fabulous Moolah's Wrestling School), Melanie Cruise (22, female, American), Matt Walsh (26, American, ex model/body builder, The Monster Factory), Jenny Quinn (25, female, American, ex model)
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LWA Crazy Crazy Nights IV
Wednesday, week 1, September 2008
HPER Complex Gymnasium, Arkansas
Attendance: 400 (sell out)
Shane Sewell beat Jon Cutler (26)
Mark Copani beat Bryan Kelly (12)
Anthony Carelli beat Kofi Kingston (18)
Jacob Crane & Jimmy Yang beat Azrieal & Brian Cage (37)
Alley Cats beat Double Top (30)
Sid Vicious beat Eddie Kingston to retain the World Championship (52)
Show rating: D+ 48
CKY Bloodstained 5
Tuesday, week 2, September 2008
Hart Center Arena, Massachusetts
Attendance: 3,600 (sell out)
Shark Boy beat Cloudy (64)
Christian York, Sonjay Dutt & Violent J beat Joel Maximo, Scoot Andrews & Spanky (63)
Super Crazy & Austin Aries beat Low Ki & Johnny Kashmere to retain the Tag Championship (75)
Hulk Hogan, Curt Hennig & Joey Matthews beat Alter Boy Luke, Tony Mamaluke & Insane Dragon (72)
Excalibur beat Adam Copeland to retain the International Championship (82)
Show rating: B 78
HCW Battle Song
Saturday, week 2, September 2008
Leavey Center, California
Attendance: 4,237
Jay Lethal & Scott D'Amore beat Chase Stevens & Jake Hager (50)
Teddy Hart & Cloudy beat GQ Money & Jason Cross to retain the National Tag Team Championship (62)
Amazing Red beat Julio Dinero to retain the Wrestling Spirit Championship (69)
The Mercenaries beat Kip James & Monty Brown (64)
Shawn Michaels beat Marc Mero to retain the Universal Championship (57)
Show rating: C 62
WWE Unforgiven
Sunday, week 3, September 2008
Pepsi Center, Colorado
Attendance: 18,007 (sell out)
Buy rate: 5.34
Double Trouble beat The New Midnights to retain the World Tag Team Championship (60)
Spike beat EZ Money (47)
Trish Stratus beat Layla El (39)
William Regal beat Lance Cade to retain the United States Heavyweight Championship (60)
Jeff Hardy beat Leonce Valentine to retain the Intercontinental Championship (69)
Daniel Puder beat Ekmo Fatu and Crash Holly to retain the Hardcore Championship (42)
Lash Leroux beat Evan Karagias to win the Light Heavyweight Championship (53)
Trenesha Biggers beat Lita to retain the Women's Championship (46)
Kane beat Test (83)
'Stone Cold' Steve Austin beat Kurt Angle to retain the World Heavyweight Championship (99)
Show rating: A 91
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PREDICTIONS
Cracker Jack 5
Kijar 5
Happy Owns 4
Michgcs 3
CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES
After 15 shows
1. Happy Owns 98
2. Kijar 84
3. Michgcs 77
4. Cracker Jack 50
5. Russo Swerve 23
6. Russell Rules 20
7. The Lloyd 12
8. Rollin 8
9. Cobhead Jake 5
10. The CoC 4
11. Marco999 3
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PRE SHOW
In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Sheamus O'Shaunessy defeated Bobby Roode in 5:49 by submission. 35
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PSW WEEKLY: CHAMPIONSHIP EDITION
Monday, week 4, September 2008
Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night
Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes
Reitz Arena, Baltimore, Maryland
In the ring to start a special PSW Weekly is Bret Hart. The Director of Operations says that this is a special Championship Edition of PSW Weekly where every championship is going to be defended. Before the titles are fought for, we're going to see Bret's nephew in action… 73
Bret struggled when going off script.
Keiji Sakoda v Teddy Hart
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Keiji Sakoda defeated Teddy Hart in 7:15 by pinfall. 52
Teddy Hart is improving in performance skills.
Two microphones have been set up in the ring, behind one stands Eiji Ezaki, the newest Jap Pop sensation. Behind the other is Jeff Jarrett, who dabbled in country music a little while ago. The two have a sing off, with Ezaki being better and more popular, something that angers Jarrett who introduces Ezaki's head to his guitar. Ezaki bleeds, the guitar is in bits and there is no more singing tonight. 52
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PSW TV TITLE
Caprice Coleman (champion) v Roderick Strong (with Sting)
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Roderick Strong defeated Caprice Coleman in 10:24 by pinfall with a CX 02. Roderick Strong wins the PSW TV Title title. 58
Sting did some good work at ringside.
Caprice Coleman and Roderick Strong are improving in rumble skills.
Caprice Coleman's win streak ends at seven.
Dusty Rhodes interviews AJ Styles. He says he has been told by many fans that him facing Chris Jericho is their dream match, and it is AJ's dream to win the title from such a top class wrestler. 48
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PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP
Kevin Steen (champion) v Drew McIntyre
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kevin Steen defeated Drew McIntyre in 13:09 by pinfall with a F-Cinq. Kevin Steen makes defence number 3 of his PSW Youth Championship title. 57
Lance Storm and Adam Copeland are having a heated argument about who is the best Canadian wrestler, ie themselves. The two agree to settle this argument at Crowning Glory VIII. 61
Lance Storm needs something to freshen up his character.
Adam Copeland was good.
Lance Storm was very underwhelming.
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PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Londrick
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, CM Punk & Colt Cabana defeated Londrick in 13:52 when Colt Cabana defeated Paul London by pinfall with a Colt 45. CM Punk & Colt Cabana make defence number 3 of their PSW National Tag Team Championship titles. 64
Rob Van Dam is backstage with Cade Thesz. RVD tells Thesz they are one final step away from winning the tag belts, and now is not the time to slack or let slip. Thesz has hunger in his eyes. 58
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PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Chris Jericho (champion) v Daniel Lyon
In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Chris Jericho defeated Daniel Lyon in 16:41 by submission with a Lion Tamer. Chris Jericho makes defence number 4 of his PSW National Championship title. 82 – match of the night
Eight in a row for Jericho
Show rating: B- 74
PSW increased popularity in Mid Atlantic
Attendance: 3,500 (sell out)
TV rating: 0.08
Profit: $7,410
QUICK RESULTS
Chris Jericho beat Daniel Lyon to retain the National Championship
CM Punk & Colt Cabana beat Londrick to retain the National Tag Team Championship
Kevin Steen beat Drew McIntyre to retain the Youth Championship
Roderick Strong beat Caprice Coleman to win the TV Title
Keiji Sakoda beat Teddy Hart
Sheamus O'Shaunessy beat Bobby Roode (pre show)
CROWNING GLORY VIII
Sunday, week 2, October 2008
Current card
PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v AJ Styles
PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam
PSW TV TITLE – Roderick Strong (champion) v Teddy Hart
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Matt Sydal
Adam Copeland v Lance Storm
Eiji Ezaki v Jeff Jarrett
Chris Hero v Keiji Sakoda
Desperate Measures v Londrick
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<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> </p><p>
PSW WEEKLY: CHAMPIONSHIP EDITION</p><p>
4 shows before Crowning Glory VIII</p><p> </p><p>
PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - Chris Jericho (champion) v Daniel Lyon</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Londrick (Paul London & Brian Kendrick)</p><p>
PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Roderick Strong</p><p>
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Kevin Steen (champion) v Drew McIntyre</p><p>
Keiji Sakoda v Teddy Hart</p><p>
Pre show - Bobby Roode v Sheamus O'Shaunessy</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>
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<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p>
Michgcs 5</p><p>
Cracker Jack 4</p><p>
Happy Owns 4</p><p>
Kijar 4</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p>
After 14 shows</p><p>
1. Happy Owns 94</p><p>
2. Kijar 79</p><p>
3. Michgcs 74</p><p>
4. Cracker Jack 45</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>
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<p>PRE SHOW</p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Jackson Two defeated Motor City Machine Guns in 6:06 when Nick Jackson defeated Alex Shelley by pinfall. <strong>44</strong></p><p>
In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Iven Michaud defeated Chet Jablonski in 6:14 by pinfall with a Scorpion Slice. <strong>42</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW WEEKLY</strong></p><p>
Monday, week 3, September 2008</p><p>
Broadcast on STNC on Tuesday night</p><p>
Announcers: Potter & Dusty Rhodes</p><p>
John H. Lewis Gymnasium, Atlanta, Georgia</p><p>
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We are in the Director of Operations office where Bret Hart is sitting behind his desk. He says that following on from being given a talent budget and needing to make cuts, he held a meeting with all the roster where he explained the situation and asked if anybody voluntarily wanted to leave. Bret is pleased to say only one person wanted to leave PSW, so he wishes D'Lo Brown all the best for the future. <strong>80</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Backstreet Boyz v Christian York & Joey Matthews</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Christian York & Joey Matthews defeated The Backstreet Boyz in 8:04 when Joey Matthews defeated Trent Acid by submission. <strong>46</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Backstage we see the National champion Chris Jericho and the Crowning Glory Series winner AJ Styles. Jericho is respectful, congratulating AJ on winning the Crowning Glory Series and recalling some great tag team matches they have had together. He finishes by saying the fans have their dream match at Crowning Glory VIII, but AJ won't have his dream ending. Jericho pats AJ on the shoulder as he leaves. <strong>77</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Drew McIntyre v Stu Sanders</strong></p><p>
In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Drew McIntyre defeated Stu Sanders in 10:23 by pinfall with an Ego Trip. <strong>53</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Dusty Rhodes interviews Adam Copeland. Copeland says he is delighted with the start he has made in PSW and he wants to continue to test and beat the best in the business. <strong>66</strong></p><p> </p><p>
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<strong>PSW TV TITLE</strong></p><p><strong>
Caprice Coleman (champion) v Austin Aries</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Caprice Coleman defeated Austin Aries in 9:31 by pinfall with a Thermal Shock. Caprice Coleman makes defence number 5 of his PSW TV Title title. <strong>60</strong></p><p>
Seven wins in a row for Coleman.</p><p> </p><p>
Backstage and Eiji Ezaki and Jeff Jarrett are arguing about singing. Jarrett says he is the better singer. Ezaki says he has sold loads more records. Jarrett gets irate and swings wildly at Ezaki, missing, and agents and security separate the two. <strong>54</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>John Cena v Psychosis</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Psychosis defeated John Cena in 11:34 by pinfall with a Guillotine Legdrop. <strong>60</strong></p><p>
The two have good chemistry and it lifted the match.</p><p> </p><p>
Matt Sydal is in the backstage interview area. He challenges Kevin Steen to a Youth Championship match at Crowning Glory VIII. Steen arrives on scene and never backs down from a challenge, so he gladly accepts. <strong>47</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Chris Jericho (National champion), CM Punk & Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champions) v AJ Styles, Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</strong></p><p>
In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Psychosis defeated John Cena in 11:34 by pinfall with a Guillotine Legdrop. <strong>77 – match of the night</strong></p><p>
AJ Styles is improving in rumble skills.</p><p>
CM Punk is improving in performance skills.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Show rating: B- 73</strong></p><p>
Attendance: 6,832</p><p>
TV rating: 0.08</p><p>
Profit: $51,080</p><p> </p><p>
QUICK RESULTS</p><p>
Chris Jericho, CM Punk & Colt Cabana beat AJ Styles, Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
Psychosis beat John Cena</p><p>
Caprice Coleman beat Austin Aries to retain the TV Title</p><p>
Drew McIntyre beat Stu Sanders</p><p>
Christian York & Joey Matthews beat Backstreet Boyz</p><p>
Iven Michaud beat Chet Jablonski (pre show)</p><p>
Jackson 2 beat Motor City Machine Guns</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY VIII</p><p>
Sunday, week 2, October 2008</p><p>
Current card</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP – Chris Jericho (champion) v AJ Styles</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP – CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
PSW TV TITLE – Caprice Coleman (champion) v Teddy Hart</p><p>
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP – Kevin Steen (champion) v Matt Sydal</p><p>
Adam Copeland v Lance Storm</p><p>
Eiji Ezaki v Jeff Jarrett</p>
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<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> </p><p>
PSW WEEKLY</p><p>
5 shows before Crowning Glory VIII</p><p> </p><p>
PSW TV TITLE - Caprice Coleman (champion) v Austin Aries</p><p>
Chris Jericho (National champion), CM Punk & Colt Cabana (National Tag Team champions) v AJ Styles, Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
John Cena v Psychosis</p><p>
Drew McIntyre v Stu Sanders</p><p>
Backstreet Boyz (Johnny Kashmere & Trent Acid) v Christian York & Joey Matthews</p><p>
Pre show - Chet Jablonski v Iven Michaud</p><p>
Pre show - Jackson 2 (Matt & Nick Jackson) v Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)</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>
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<p>PREDICTIONS</p><p>
Happy Owns 17 (8 correct + 1 bonus)</p><p>
Michgcs 14 (7 correct)</p><p>
Kijar 10 (5 correct)</p><p>
After this show, it's clear who will fill the top three spaces, but with six shows left, which order will they finish?</p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY PREDICTION SERIES</p><p>
After 13 shows</p><p>
1. Happy Owns 90</p><p>
2. Kijar 75</p><p>
3. Michgcs 69</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>
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<p>PSW RANKINGS</p><p>
1. Rob Van Dam</p><p>
2. Chris Jericho</p><p>
3. AJ Styles</p><p>
4. Sting</p><p>
5. Daniel Lyon</p><p>
6. Keiji Sakoda</p><p>
7. Colt Cabana</p><p>
7. Randy Orton</p><p>
9. Jeff Jarrett</p><p>
10. CM Punk</p><p>
11. Matt Sydal</p><p>
12. John Cena</p><p>
13. Caprice Coleman</p><p>
14. Chris Hero</p><p>
15. Roderick Strong</p><p>
16. Kevin Steen</p><p>
17. Low Ki</p><p>
18. Aaron Stevens</p><p>
19. Brian Kendrick</p><p>
19. Lance Storm</p><p>
21. Carly Colon</p><p>
21. Teddy Hart</p><p>
23. Davey Richards</p><p>
24. Eiji Ezaki</p><p>
25. Psychosis</p><p>
26. Christopher Daniels</p><p>
26. Rocky Romero</p><p>
28. Cade Thesz</p><p>
28. Chris Harris</p><p>
28. T.J. Perkins</p><p>
31. Alex Wright</p><p>
31. Sheamus O'Shaunessy</p><p>
33. Marty Scurll</p><p>
34. Stu Sanders</p><p>
35. Iven Lessard</p><p>
36. Eddie Edwards</p><p>
37. Yoshihiro Tajiri</p><p>
38. Drew McIntyre</p><p>
39. Austin Aries</p><p>
40. Amazing Red</p><p>
40. Jay Lethal</p><p>
42. Brian Johnson</p><p>
43. James Storm</p><p>
44. Bobby Roode</p><p>
45. Chris Sabin</p><p>
46. Jose Maximo</p><p>
47. Destrey Lapointe</p><p>
48. Paul London</p><p>
49. Johnson Brian</p><p>
50. Alex Shelley</p><p>
Other wrestlers do not qualify for a ranking.</p><p> </p><p>
1. Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
2. CM Punk & Colt Cabana</p><p>
3. Desperate Measures</p><p>
4. Life of Brians</p><p>
4. The Wolves</p><p>
6. Londrick</p><p>
7. European Union</p><p>
8. New Wave</p><p>
8. Spanish Announce Team</p><p>
10. The Backstreet Boyz</p><p>
11. Slaughter's Soldiers</p><p>
11. The Jackson 2</p><p>
13. Motor City Machine Guns</p><p>
14. Christian York & Joey Matthews</p><p>
15. America's Most Wanted</p><p>
16. The Jablonski Brothers</p><p>
Other teams do not qualify for a ranking.</p><p> </p><p>
FRANCHISE PLAYERS: Chris Jericho, Adam Copeland, Rob Van Dam, Randy Orton, Jeff Jarrett</p><p>
NEXT BIG THINGS: None</p><p>
HOT PROSPECTS: Iven Michaud, Marty Scurll, Iven Lessard, Eddie Edwards, Paul London</p><p>
TALK THE TALK: Chris Jericho, Bret Hart, Adam Copeland, Sting, Rob Van Dam</p><p>
SHOW STOPPERS: Chris Jericho, Adam Copeland, Rob Van Dam, Eiji Ezaki, Christopher Daniels</p><p>
RING GENERALS: Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Christopher Daniels, Adam Copeland, Jeff Jarrett</p><p>
WHO’S HOT: Adam Copeland, Rob Van Dam, AJ Styles</p><p>
WHO’S NOT: Amazing Red, Paul London, Johnny Kashmere, Rocky Romero, Alex Shelley</p><p>
TIME DECLINE: Sting (ten years)</p>
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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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
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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>
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<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>
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<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>
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<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>
Pro Wrestling... But Not Quite As You Know It... Continued...
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<p><strong>Next show</strong></p><p> </p><p>
CROWNING GLORY VIII</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - Chris Jericho (champion) v AJ Styles</p><p>
PSW NATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP - CM Punk & Colt Cabana (champions) v Cade Thesz & Rob Van Dam</p><p>
PSW TV TITLE - Roderick Strong v Teddy Hart</p><p>
PSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - Kevin Steen (champion) v Matt Sydal</p><p>
Adam Copeland v Lance Storm</p><p>
Eiji Ezaki v Jeff Jarrett</p><p>
Psychosis v Randy Orton</p><p>
Desperate Measures (Aaron Stevens & Yoshihiro Tajiri) v Londrick (Paul London & Brian Kendrick)</p><p>
Christopher Daniels v Low Ki</p><p>
Chris Hero v Keiji Sakoda</p><p>
Austin Aries v John Cena</p><p>
Pre show - Spanish Announce Team (Joel & Jose Maximo) v The Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards)</p><p>
Pre show - Alex Wright v Carly Colon</p><p>
What will be the match of the night?</p><p> </p><p>
Each correct prediction scores 3 points in the Crowning Glory Prediction Series</p><p> </p><p>
BONUS 1 - What will be the show rating? (3 points if correct, 1 point if within 5)</p><p>
BONUS 2 - What will the main event rating be (Chris Jericho v AJ Styles - 3 points if correct, 1 point if within 5)</p><p>
BONUS 3 - What will the show attendance be? (10 points if within 50, 3 points if within 250, 1 point if within 500)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>
The Crowning Glory Prediction Series ends with this show. Here is a reminder of the prizes...</p><p>
1st - Choose the next/future National champion</p><p>
2nd - Choose the next/future National Tag Team champions</p><p>
3rd - Choose the next/future TV champion</p><p>
4th - Choose the next/future Youth champion</p><p>
Please note that my game is currently two months ahead of the dynasty, so there may or may not have been title changes since Crowning Glory VIII, hence why the prizes are to choose the next or a future champion as appropriate.</p>