Irish Wolf Posted April 7, 2008 Author Share Posted April 7, 2008 [B]Upcoming events Saturday June Week 1[/B] The Top Rope All Stars vs Team XDW Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Soul Taker Stevie Grayson vs Snap Dragon Bulldozer Bradon Smith vs Lobo Solitario Remmy Skye vs Mr. Lucha III Plague vs Frankie Perez [B]Saturday June Week 2[/B] The Working Class Heroes vs Mach 1 Stevie Grayson vs Lobo Solitario Plague vs Fox Mask Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Hugh de Aske Acid vs Bairei Yasujiro Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Steve Flash [B]Saturday June Week 3[/B] The Top Rope All Stars vs Team Perfectio Fox Mask vs Flying Jimmy Foxx Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Bairei Yasujiro Mr. Lucha III vs Frankie Perez Remmy Skye vs Acid Plague vs Steve Flash [B]Saturday June Week 4[/B] Mach 1 vs Team XDW Mr. Lucha III vs Lobo Solitario Masked Cougar vs Snap Dragon Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Acid Bulldozer Brandon Smith and Remmy Skye vs Hugh de Aske and Bairei Yasujiro Stevie Grayson vs Steve Flash [B]All of this leads up to… CZCW Battle on the Beach Wednesday July Week 1 Utah Park Reservation Wrestling Under The Stars Doors Open at 7:00pm shows starts at 8:00pm [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR][/B] Bairei Yasjuiro has broken away from the weight around his ankle, Jonnie Perez. Now the Japanese Superstar looks to make an American name for himself by beating Remmy Skye. Skye who’s had a mediocre at best return to CZCW hopes that beating Bairei Yasujiro will mean a change in his luck. [B][COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles[/B] The Top Rope All Stars have not only beaten but disbanded the last team that sought to take the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles from them. Former champions Mach 1 hope to regain that which they have lost by beating the luchadors. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] Overhead Wires Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title[/B] Plague may have used up all his chance again Frankie Perez at the Coastal Zone Championship title but that doesn’t mena he still doesn’t have gold on his mind. In his pursuit of a belt Plague will face off against Snap Dragon in a CZCW Overhead Wires match. Plague has held this title on three separate occasions and looks to add a fourth breaking the three way tie between himself, Snap Dragon and Insane Machien for most reigns as champion. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR][/B] Four top faces one top match. Grayson, Ca$ino, Lucha and Fox all have their sights set on being champions but now they must face off in tag team combat. The winning team may find some type of gold in their near future. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR][/B] Smith holds a singles win over de Aske, while “The New Evolution” in pro wrestling has a tag win over “Bad Ass BBS.” Once more into singles combat the two warriors go. Can the momentum of his tag win help de Aske take a singles win over Smith or is the Bulldozer just too powerful a competitor? [B][COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR] Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title[/B] After his best of seven series win Steve Flash has promised to dominate the entire roster. Every match he is in will be a title match. This means that Flash needs to make it through for competitors just to make it to this match. If for some reason Flash gets beaten, the victor will continue on in his place until eventually some one meets up with Matthew Guage. [B][COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] For the Coastal Zone Championship title[/B] Newly returned from his injury Acid picks up right where he left off. He gets another crack at the Coastal Zone Championship title. With two months off and only three matches before meeting up with now the second most dominant champion in CZCW the question remains does Acid stand a chance? Will his injury be healed enough for him to stand against “The King of the Indies” Frankie Perez? [B][U]Prediction Key[/U][/B] Remmy Skye vs Bairei Yasujiro The Top Rope All Stars vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles Plague vs Snap Dragon Overhead Wires Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title Stevie Grayson and Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Mr. Lucha III and Fox Mask Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Hugh de Aske Steve Flash vs Matthew Gauge Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title Frankie Perez vs Acid For the Coastal Zone Championship title Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted April 7, 2008 Share Posted April 7, 2008 Remmy Skye vs [B]Bairei Yasujiro[/B] -Bairei's a Main Eventer? He's not losing here then - I'll give him a run to a title shot, and then watch him sink slowly... [B]The Top Rope All Stars[/B] vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles -A feud to continue, but I like the All Stars as champs Plague vs [B]Snap Dragon[/B] Overhead Wires Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title -Don't think Plague can go back to carrying this title straight away ina match that could really be the making of Snap Dragon as a force in CZCW now. [B]Stevie Grayson and Nathaniel Ca$ino[/B] vs Mr. Lucha III and Fox Mask -I know Grayson's performing for you, and Ca$ino's getting pushed, so I'm confident of this one. Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs [B]Hugh de Aske[/B] -Time for Hugh to start breaking out [B]Steve Flash[/B] vs Matthew Gauge Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title -I think Flash will do the once round of the uppercard before dropping the title. [B]Frankie Perez[/B] vs Acid For the Coastal Zone Championship title -I want to go for Acid... but can't. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 8, 2008 Author Share Posted April 8, 2008 [B]From coast2coast.com[/B] CZCW TV has hit it stride with good shows over the whole month. They keep selling out the Gorski Ballroom and I’m always in the front row. This months build toward Battle on the Beach was intense and there were a lot of good matches. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 1 May 2010[/B] [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team XDW[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – D+ [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Bradnon Smith[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] – D+ [COLOR="Red"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] – B [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 3.52[/B] The Top Rope All Stars looked good in their opener against Team XDW. The luchadors took a strong win in a match that was obviously dragged down by the still developing Aero and Blue. Soul Taker was no match for Nathaniel Ca$ino who controlled most of his match before finally pinning the veteran luchador. Snap Dragon and Stevie Grayson put on what could very well have been a main event level match up. Dragon showed why he’d fit well in on the Japanese Junior scene by integrating a lot of high speed mat work into his winning arsenal. A nice slow match to bring the crowd back from the intensity of Dragon versus Grayson, saw Bulldozer Brandon Smith totally dominate Lobo Solitario. Between horrible in ring chemistry and Solitario tiring before the end of the match, this definitely wasn’t a fan favorite. Remmy Skye and Mr. Lucha III put on an aerial show with lots of flashy flips and suicidal dives. The crowd loved it as the excitement for the night built. The actual main event lived up to the standards that with Plague getting a non title rematch from Surf Slam. The masked mystery put up another hell of a fight but he just couldn’t take out the reigning champion. Perez forced the tap out with the P-Clutch and added another win to his record. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 2 May 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]The Working Class Heroes[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – A [B]Overall: B TV Rating 3.43[/B] Mach 1 built some momentum as they took a strong win over The Working Class Heroes. Stevie Grayson regains some of his own momentum by dominating Lobo Solitario in a decent match. Plague prepares for Snap Dragon be beating long time Dragon foe Fox Mask. Plague had to work it to get the win in a match that wasn’t up to the usual standards of the Masked Mystery. Hugh de Aske and Nathaniel Ca$ino were the mid sow slow down match of the night and they did a good job of resting the crowd while still giving them a show. Ca$ino made de Aske work for his win as “The Lone Wolf” continues to impress the fans. Bairei Yasujiro may be moving toward the top of the card but he apparently didn’t have what it took to put out Acid. An odd match with a Canadian Super Junior and a Japanese Cruiserweight but they still put on one hell of a match. As Flash has stated all matches with him are for the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title and so was this one against Bulldozer Brandon Smith. The two men put on one hell of a show and the fans were on their feet the entire match up. Smith just couldn’t put away the wily veteran but Flash certainly had his number. Flash locked in the Figure Flash Leg Lock and force the larger Smith to tap out to retain the title. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 3 May 2010[/B] [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team Perfection[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Flying Jimmy Foxx[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] – B+ [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – B- [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 3.56[/B] There was another win for The Top Rope All Stars to open a show. This time Dragon and Extraordinario took out Phenomenal E and Tempest Appleby of Team perfection, with extreme prejudice. Fox and Foxx put on a great match showing the fans the two Foxes of old. Fox Mask would take the win building momentum toward his tag match at Battle on the Beach. After his loss to Acid, Bairei Yasujiro looked to build some momentum in a win against Nathaniel Ca$ino. It was kind of an average match, mostly because of the awkwardness the two cruisers found in the ring. Following up the awkward bout of Ca$ino and Yasujiro was some total performance destroying chemistry between Perez and Lucha. Now Frankie Perez and Mr. Lucha III are such excellent workers that their bad match was still above average but it wasn’t up to either workers real standards. Perez took the win and the crowd still cheered. Having beaten Bairei Yasujiro, Acid showed that it wasn’t just the Japanese worker he could defeat. Acid beat Yasujiro’s Battle on the Beach opponent Remmy Skye in an intense high flying extravaganza. Steve Flash continued to steamroll over all comers as he beat former Coastal Zone Championship contender Plague to retain his own Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title. The match didn’t quite live up to the pre main event but it was still something the fans could sink their teeth into. After a lot of back and forth a Flash Bang laid out Plague who then tapped to the Figure Flash Leg Lock. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 4 May 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team XDW[/COLOR] – D+ [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] – B+ [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith and Remmy Skye[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske and Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – B [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 3.45 [/B] Mach 1 beat Team XDW in what was even a blah opener for the tag division. Marc Speed and Air Attack Weasel still looked strong but it just didn’t cut it for the fans. Mr. Lucha III followed up the opener with an average match up as he took his own strong win against Lobo Solitario. Snap Dragon and Masked Cougar always aim to please and another great high speed match up drove the fans wild. Dragon eventually took the win building momentum toward his match with Plague for the Coastal Zone Xtreme title. Acid and Nathaniel Ca$ino had the slow down spot this week as they brought te crowd down from the intensity of Dragon versus Cougar. Ca$ino proved the could but on great matches with great competitors. He also proved that he had what it takes to make it as he actually gave Acid a run for his money, even though Ca$ino eventually took the loss. A rather disappointing main event level tag match was Smith and Skye beat their opponents at Battle on the Beach de Aske and Yasjurio. Smith pinned Yasujiro after some miscommunication between Bairei and Hugh. Steve Flash finished off the night with another great title defense against Stevie Grayson. The two Steve’s went all out in “Everyone’s Favorite Underdog” almost getting a pinfall after serving up some Sole Food. Flash would be the eventual winner, forcing Grayson to tap out to the Figure Flash Leg Lock, thus retaining his title. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 9, 2008 Author Share Posted April 9, 2008 [B]From WrestlingNews.com[/B] [B][U]Comings and Goings[/U][/B] Sneaky masked Luchador El Serpente makes his way onto the Mexican wrestling scene. Also young Toronto native Kamikaze Christian Vars makes a suicidal splash on the American (north and south) scene. WLW begins picking up it's touring wrestlers for the Hellbound tour. Blood Raven, Rhino Umaga, and El Fuerza will all be added to the full time roster. PGHW starts the hiring process by brining in Wael Hossam, Jungle Jack and Oleg Dorosklov for the Unscripted Tour Young cruiser weight Arinori Inoguchi is added to the still growing EX2010 roster. With a full permanent roster they begin to bring in workers for their first tour. The Bad Habit tour will include Soul Taker, Nathaniel Ca$ino Big Smack Scott looks to spread his style of non-wrestling as he joins the 4C roster. Unemployed since leaving CZCW at the end of 2009, Capitao Brasil Jr. is finally picked up by MPWF. Known politicker Charron had his contract picked up by SOTBPW as a solid wirtten deal last month and his just now left his other engagement at MHW. To fill the spot left by Charron MHW hires Swarm II to join Swarm I. With Insane Machine injured NYCW takes on yet another long time CZCW worker Fox Mask to fill his spot. Not more than two weeks in the business and El Serpiente gets picked up by MPWF. Apprentcia Jr. spreads himself further over Mexico by adding WAM as his third obligation with MPWF and MHW. Leo Davis who’s worked two independent shows one in 2007 and one in 2009 has finally found a home although he won't be wrestling. Davis is now the new head booker for CWWF. In Japan 5SSW, WLW and PGHW all end their current tours which means Geena the Warrior Princess, Ashley Grover, Stephanie Wade, Suzue Katayama, Fox Mask, Soul Taker, Nathaniel Ca$ino, Roy Edison, Merle O'Curle, Rhino Umaga and Ketsueki Karasu (aka Blood Raven) have all left their Japanese duties. SOTBPW thought that Reaper Cicero was worth having around and to fulfill his new written contract he has left WAM. Asiatico looks to be taking some time off from wrestling as he leaves MPWF with no immediate prospects. Concentrating on his work in SWF, Jim Force gives up his spot on the USPW roster. In Japan Billy Russell does the same think leaving INSPIRE for archrivals BHOTWG. Oddly Russell is only ona touring contract with the big dog. The back office is not what DaVEs Shawn Gonzalez likes as he gives up his head booker position at CWWF to concentrate on the in ring extreme action. Titles The eight month run of Team Explosion (Shawn Gonzalez and Travis Century) as DaVE Tag Team champions was ended by Team Pride (Mainstream Hernandez and Hell's Bouncer). Since august of 2009 Daniel Black Francis has ahd a stranglehold on the 21st Century World title. Leo Price has ended that reign by taking his first title with the company. Nate Johnson has had 17 defenses since he won the NOTBPW Unlimited Action title in February but Edd regains the title to become a seven time champion, and envy of the family. Three weeks later Shooter Sean Deeley took the title from Edd. T-Rex held the USPW World title for a little over two months. First time Champion Primus Allen defeated him in the main event of USPW Americana! Giant Bam Bam Johansson and small flier Geoff Borne make an unlikely pair to take the UCR Tag Team titles from Ali Bloxsome and Evil Hnechman #1. Mabuchi Furusawa ends the very short reign of Toshinobu Taku as GCG Openweight Champion. This makes Taku's two month four defense win the second shortest next to Harumi Okazawaya's one day zero defense reign. In a match with Tommy Cornell that dragged down the whole TCW Legends card, Ricky Dale Johnson became a two time TCW World Heavyweight champion. This years BHOTWG Best of the Super Juniors is Mokuami Maita. This is his second win beating Sensational Dragon, Marihito Masuko and Washichi Inao in that order. BHOTWG Top Contender title jumped hands again this month as Nissho Yuasa took the title for the fourth time, winning it off Toyokuni Hardcore. Bam Bam Johansson becomes a two time UCR European champion winning the title off of Beast Bantom. At the final show of the BHOTWG Hellbound tour two of their titles changed hands. Toyokuni Hardcore, who lost the BHOTWG Top Contender title a few days earlier won the Burning Openweight Championship. Also the BHOTWG Junior division saw a change in figure heads as Kansuke Konda becomes the Burning Junior Champion for the first time. [B][U]Injuries[/U][/B] During his ladder match for the CZCW Coastal Zone Xtreme title, Insane Machine broke his ankle. All expectations are that he'll be out for at least two months leaving not just CZCW but also WLW and NYCW with an empty spot on their rosters. Tsurayuki Kamachi suffered a ruptured spleen during his match with Bussho Makiguchi on the GCG Day Zero Tour. He looks to be out for more than two months. On the one of the big shows for the INSPIRE Love to Burn tour, called Strong Emporer, young brawler Oda Yakuta suffered a semi-severed his spinal column in a match with Kalu Owusu. Reports are Yakuta failed to take a bump correctly and landed wrong. He will be out for about a year and doctors say he may never wrestle again. [B][U]Media[/U][/B] Taking a win over Anti-Authority at MPWF's big June show, young babyfaces Mustang Blanco Jr. and Lasomba Jr. have decided to team up as Team Roar. J-Remote one Pay Per View provider have inked a deal with PGHW to carry their big shows live on PPV. Not to be out done the very next day WLW signed a deal with provider Jade 237. After winning the UCR Tag Team titles Bam Bam Johansson and Geoff Borne announce they will now be known as The Lone Gunmen. Everyone's favorite backstage politician Charron called Jennifer Heat a bitch on Mexican national TV. Heat was pissed and one can only think what her boyfriend and top worker for SOTBPW Champagne Lover must be thinking. Whippy the Clown may not be what most people think of a NOTBPW athlete but veteran Eddie Chandler came out on popular Canadian radio show Wrestle Fanatic and said he respects the young face painted worker and what he has to offer the business. In an article in TCW Magazine manager Playboy Jake Sawyer talked about his favorite young stars. When he reached the topic of Kid Toma he called the Samoan a credit to wrestling, a true professional and a friend. Toshinobu Taku spoke candidly on Japanese television about wrestling for GCG. During the interview he talked about how he feels Samoan Rhino Umaga is getting the push he deserves. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 9, 2008 Author Share Posted April 9, 2008 [CENTER][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/NYCW.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER] The New York based has grown only slightly since we last took a loo at them in early 2007. The company has expanded its roster while keeping its old school feel. After CZCW’s hire of Steve Flash, NYCW has hired on a number of the west coast promotions talent. Right now Bulldozer Brandon Smith, Freddie Datsun, Nathan Coleman and Steve Flash are at the top of the NYCW barrel, keeping the main event strong and talented. Even with the all the young stars on the roster this is still The Stomper’s baby and with veteran Corporal Doom at the helm as booker it’s sure to stay that way. [B]Roster[/B] [B][U]Uppercard[/U][/B] Bulldozer Brandon Smith Frankie Perez Freddie Datsun Fumihiro Ota Honest Frank Jungle Jack Nathan Coleman Steve Flash [B][U]Midcard[/U][/B] American Machine Black Eagle Fox Mask Matt Sparrow Rick Sanders The Masked Mauler [B][U]Lowercard[/U][/B] Coyote Dynamite Insane Machine (Injured) Lee Wright Rhino Umaga Sammy the Shark The New York Doll Wiley Steinway Corporal Doom (Manager) Kristen Pearce (Manager) Rock Downpour (Announcer) Herb Stately (Commentator) Michael Bull (Referee) Fern Hathaway (General Manager) Robert Oxford (Road Agent) Marv Earnest (Backstage) The Stomper (Backstage) [B][U]Tag Teams[/U][/B] Subbacultcha (The Masked Mauler and Insane Machine) The Powers That Be (American Machine and Steve Flash) Total Eclipse (Fumihiro Ota and Black Eagle) Totally Tremendous (Rick Sanders and Honest Frank) Wiley Coyote (Wiley Steinway and Coyote Dynamite) [B][U]Titles[/U][/B] [B]NYCW Empire tile (since 2007)[/B] Grandmaster Funk (Oct 2006 to Feb 2008) Jungle Jack (Feb 2008 to Jan 2009) Lobster Warrior (Jan 2009 t0 Aug 2009) Vacated as Lobster Warrior left company Freddie Datsun (Aug 2009 to Present) [B]NYCW Tag Team titles (since 2007)[/B] Wiley Coyote (Sep 2006 to Mar 2007) Totally Tremendous (Mar 2007 to Jan 2009) Total Eclipse (Jan 2009 to Present) [B]NYCW Tri-State Regional title (since 2007)[/B] Steve Flash (Sep 2006 to Apr 2007) Honest Frank (Apr 2007 to Feb 2009) Mario Heroic (Feb 2009 to Nov 2009) Wiley Steinway (Nov 2009 to Dec 2009) Frankie Perez (Dec 2009 to Present) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 15, 2008 Author Share Posted April 15, 2008 [B]From coast2coast.com[/B] Not the best PPV in recent CZCW but still at least on par or better than CZCW TV and better than most other shows in North America, barring maybe NOTBPW. The return of Acid to a PPV was a great thrill for those who don’t get out to the TV tapings. The crowd was pretty electric all night especially with a nice start to the show. [CENTER][B][SIZE="3"]Match 1[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/BaireiYasujiro.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/RemmySkye.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR][/B][/SIZE][/CENTER] The opener between Skye and Yasjuiro was a joy to the fans used to the lower card opening a show. The match started with Skye and the bad end of some high speed moves by Yasujiro. The Japanese cruiserweight seemed to have feet like lightning and a habit of spring boarding into the wildest moves. Skye took control over the middle of the match but Yasjurio seemed indestructible as he no sold more than half of Skye offense. Bairei turned it around in the end mounting an incredible come back until being felled by a drop toe hold. Remmy went up for the Skye Diver (Top Rope Flying Clothesline) and hit Yasujiro with so much first they both tumbled over and Bairei came up with a roll up and a handful of tights. The ref didn’t see and counted the three with Bairei Yasujiro stealing a win. [CENTER][B]King Rating: B- [SIZE="3"]Match 2[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/DragnDelArcoIris.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Extraordinario.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/AirAttackWeasel.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MarcSpeed.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR][/SIZE] To retain the Coastal Tag Team titles[/B][/CENTER] The tag team matches just keep getting better and better especially with Dragon Del Arcos Iris Jr. and Extraordinario Jr. as champions. Although the match was pretty even in terms of offense Extraoridinario’s performance really stood out in terms of skill. Air Attack Weasel brought the fans flashy high risk moves while his partner lent the macth some smooth seamless mat work. The two luchador champions brought a bit more substance with their flash but all in all the match was visibly stunning. Extraordinario Jr. hit the Siempre Peleando (Six Quick Kicks to stun the opponent followed by a Pele Kick) on Air Attack Weasel while Dragon and Marc battled on the outside. With the damage done Extraordinario easily got the pin on Weasel. [CENTER][B]King Rating: C [SIZE="3"]Match 3[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/SnapDragon.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Plague.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"]Snap Dragon over Plague[/SIZE] Overhead Wires Match To retain the Coastal Zone Xtreme title[/B][/CENTER] Plague failed to get his hands on yet another title as he took a painful loss in an impressive match against Snap Dragon. The CZCW overhead wires match is always a fan favorite and this night was no different. The two coastal veterans went at each other tooth and claw trying to scale the steel structure to get to the belt. There was a lot of solid wrestling both aerial and technical but a few spots stood out to really make the match memorable. The first was Plague finding Snap Dragon laid out on the floor, balancing himself on the top rope and leaping to get his hands on the overhead wire. He used the rebounding pull from the overhead wire to slingshot himself over the wire and land a New Jersey Turnpike (Slingshot Corkscrew Legdrop) on Snap Dragon. Then of course the obligatory fall off the structure and then get hit by the opponents finisher as Dragon knocked Plague off the structure with a very well time Enzuguri kick only to follow him down with the Dragon’s Breath (Top Rope Flying Knee Drop). At one point even I was sure Plague was dead as he lay motionless and Dragon slowly climbed the structure to get the Coastal Zone Xtreme belt. [CENTER][B]King Rating: B+ [SIZE="3"]Match 4[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/StevieGrayson.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/NathanielCaino.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MrLuchaIII.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/FoxMask.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino [/COLOR]over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B][/CENTER] Four of the top faces in contention for any of the top titles met in tag team combat. They battled honorably but gave no quarter to their opponents. Each man had his time as the aggressor, staring with Fox Mask who took it to Nathaniel Ca$ino for a bit using kicks and a lot of rope assisted moves like spears and clotheslines. Mr. Lucha came off a tag and started his offense against Ca$ino using the traditional Lucha flash, Standing Drop Kicks, Standing Ranas and a few top tope moves. It was a missed second rope leg drop that allowed Ca$ino to tag in Grayson. Grayson went like a man possessed hitting kciks from just about any position his body ended up in. Kicks to the side, kicks to the legs and even a few shots to the head really running Lucha ragged. Not to hog all the action Grayson tagged Ca$ino back in and “The Lone Wolf” came at Lucha with a lot of high speed suplexes and drop kicks. Lucha got Fox mask back in who almost immediately turned it around until he was pushed off the top rope trying to set up the Fox Flip Off DDT. Ca$ino tired practically fell off the top rope himself but he managed to crawl over to tag in Stevie Grayson. Grayson hopped into the ring and prepared for Fox Mask to rise always keeping his eyes on the prize. When a stunned Fox was finally on his feet Grayson hit Sole Food (Super Kick) and knocked the taste clean out of the masked wrestlers mouth for the pin. [CENTER][B]King Rating: C+ [SIZE="3"]Match 5[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/BulldozerBrandonSmith.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/HughdeAske.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR][[/SIZE]/B][/CENTER] The third PPV singles match since April between “Bad Ass BBS” and “The New Evolution” and it was the match of the night. Smith may be the only heavyweight on the roster but that doesn’t mean that he can’t move like a lightweight and with an arsenal of brutal forearms and elbows as well as his ability to pull a snap suplex out at an time gave de Aske a lot to contend with. The truth is that de Aske is just as good a stand up fighter as Smith and even at his smaller size he took and delivered a lot of blows. De Aske however is stuck with a strictly American style brawling offense while Smith can mix it up between big soup bone hits and the Japanese Puroresu style hits he is known for. And size did have it’s advantages as more than once a de Aske suplex that would have taken over any of the rosters smaller workers just couldn’t get Smith off the floor once he readjusted his center of gravity. Still both men got some offensive in but a tired de Aske was obviously on his last leg when he brought hte chair in from the outside laid out Smith and got himself disqualified before walking off. [CENTER][B]King Rating: A [SIZE="3"]Match 6[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/SteveFlash.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MatthewGauge.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR][/SIZE] Ultimate Submission Match To retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title[/B][/CENTER] If I were to rank top five technical workers on the roster Gauge would be number one on pure skill followed by Steve Flash. Insane Machine, Soul Taker and Frankie Perez would follow in that order. Now Gauge may have more raw talent but that’s just it, his talent is raw. Steve Flash is refined, ring aware and a wily veteran who although he may have lost a step in terms of speed, his timing and precision make him a tough opponent. Gauge learned this the hard way by taking a loss to Flash in this ultimate submission match for the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title. The problem with this match is that some one forgot from the last time that these two have absolutely no in ring chemistry and it took what could have been a great match of skill versus skill and made it a match of covering up awkward starts and stops. Now the match was still a good deal better than a lot of drek I’ve seen passed off as wrestling but not really worth PPV time. It was an even back and forth with both men getting a submission early on but instead of getting the usual last minute submission for the win Flash took an early Figure Flash Leg Lock (Raised Figure Four Leg Lock) and then played a crafty defensive game not allowing Gauge to get him near submission hold and running out the clock. [CENTER][B]King Rating: C+ [SIZE="3"]Match 7[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/FrankiePerez.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Acid.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR][/SIZE] To retain the Coastal Zone Championship title[/B][/CENTER] The main event and the return of Acid to the title scene was a great match. Acid obviously worked out his ring rust with his handful of matches over the month before meeting Perez in the ring for his postponed shot at the Coastal Zone Championship title. Perez hadn’t been sitting on his laurels with big matches against the likes of Stevie Grayson and Plague, Frankie seemed more than confident at the beginning of the match. Acid came out in the beginning on fire launching himself at the champion full force, using his whole body as a weapon. The confidence on Frankie’s face was soon replaced by rage as he tried to fight back against the relentless machine of an enemy that was Acid. The masked machine played a hit and run game of running drop kicks and slingshot move to keep Perez off balance, but the champ was only biding his time. Acid came in for a slingshot huricanrana but Perez grabbed his legs and spun Acid around like a helicopter and then launched him half way across the ring. Perez was on top of Acid in a flash and let of a flurry of brutal forearms to the face to wear Acid down. The match went back and forth like this the rest of the way but Frankie Perez would eventually become the winner when Acid pancaked missing a Frog Splash and Perez quickly seized on the opportunity to lock in the P-Clutch (Camel Clutch w/Knee to Back) and forced Acid to tap out. [CENTER][B]King Rating: B+ Overall King Rating: B PPV Buys 0.27[/B][/CENTER] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 15, 2008 Author Share Posted April 15, 2008 [B]From CZCW.com news page[/B] Contract renewals were sparse this month as Kashmir Sing, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Insane Machine all signed new contracts. The big news on the Coast is the announcement of the Coastal Zone Television title. The TV title will be defended on every episode of Another Day at the Beach. The first two competitors will be announced for during the show listing for the next month. [QUOTE]Sorry for the delay on things. Me and the little woman bought a house and are selling our Co-Op so we've been packing and running ourselves ragged. We move next week some time and this was the first free time I had to do some writing and posting.[/QUOTE] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 16, 2008 Author Share Posted April 16, 2008 [B]From CZCW.com Schedule Page Upcoming Events Saturday July Week 1[/B] Kashmir Singh vs Lobo Solitario for the Coastal Zone Television title The Top Rope All Stars vs Team XDW Maske Cougar vs Soul Taker Phenomenal E vs Steve Flash Inca Jr.vs Mr. Lucha III Fox Mask vs Plague [B]Saturday July Week 2[/B] Daredevil Aero vs ??? for the Coastal Zone Television title Frankie Perez and Remmy Skye vs Acid and Bairei Yasujiro Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Soul Taker Fearless Blue vs Steve Flash Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Masked Cougar Stevie Grayson vs Matthew Gauge [B]Saturday July Week 3[/B] Phenomenal E vs ??? for the Coastal Zone Television title Masked Cougar vs Jonnie Perez Extraordinario Jr. vs Snap Dragon Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Plague Mr. Lucha III vs Steve Flash Remmy Skye vs Frankie Perez [B]Saturday July Week 4[/B] Cal Sanders vs ??? for the Coastal Zone Television title The Working Class Heroes vs Mach 1 Stevie Grayson vs Soul Taker Flying Jimmy Foxx vs Steve Flash Bulldozer Brandon Smith and Mr. Lucha III vs Hugh de Aske and Matthew Guage Extraordinario Jr. vs Acid [B]All leads up to… CZCW Wave of Fury Friday August Week 1 Utah Park Reservation Wrestling Under The Stars Doors Open at 7:00pm show starts at 8:00pm [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles[/B] Mach 1 gets their second shot at the title they once held. So far Mach 1 hasn’t been able to take the titles back from the team that beat them for it. Both teams will have a warm up match during the month before the big event. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] Ladder Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title[/B] Nathaniel Ca$ino and Stevie Grayson won the Tag Team match of the uppercarders at Battle on the Beach and they have both opted for a shot at the Xtreme title. Plague took a sensational loss but he still gets another shot at the title. Snap Dragon must defend his title against three comers and one can only wonder if he can retain. [B][COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR][/B] Even though Bairei Yasujiro took the win at Battle on the Beach it seems that tensions are still high between him and Remmy Skye. The two will meet up in another match up as the heat continues to rise. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title[/B] Steve Flash promised to be a fighting champion and if he can make it through the next set of four competitors he’ll face Masked Cougar in yet another Ultimate Submission Match to defend his title. If Flash doesn’t make it Masked Cougar will still face whatever competitor holds the title by Wave of Fury. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR] No Disqualification[/B] Although he took the win at Battle on the Beach, Bulldozer Brandon Smith still has unfinished business with Hugh de Aske and a chair. “Bad Ass BBS” will face “The New Evolution” in a No Disqualification match to determine this thing once and for all. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR][/B] Mr. Lucha III has made a name for himself since being the last man in the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling tournament and then coming close to winning the title after a best of seven series against the winner of the title Steve Flash. Matthew Guage is maybe “the” best raw technical talent on the roster and Mr. Lucha III gets his shot at this young star. [B][COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] Last Man Standing Match For the Coastal Zone Championship[/B] Acid and Frankie Perez still have a lot left in the tank and now they face off in the Last Man Standing Match that they were supposed to have before Acid was injured. The question as always is will Acid be the last man or will Perez retain his title. [B][U]Prediction Key[/U][/B] The Top Rope All Stars vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Plague vs Stevie Grayson vs Snap Dragon Ladder Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title Bairei Yasujiro vs Remmy Skye Masked Cougar vs Steve Flash Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Hugh de Aske No Disqualification Mr. Lucha III vs Matthew Gauge Frankie Perez vs Acid Last Man Standing Match For the Coastal Zone Championship Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 16, 2008 Author Share Posted April 16, 2008 [B]From coast2coast.com[/B] .July’s string of Another Day at the Beach had a rocky start. With members of the lower card finding a spot on TV and handful of awkward chemistries it definitely wasn’t the best month for CZCW. The debut of the new Television championship went off pretty well and it looks like it will really give the undercard some time to shine. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 1 July 201[/B]0 [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Kashmir Singh[/COLOR] for the Coastal Zone Television title – B- [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team XDW[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Phenomenal E[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Inca Jr.[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] – C+ [B]Overall: C+ TV Rating 3.18[/B] I for one didn’t expect it but the lowercard came out of no where with an incredible match. Kashmir Singh and Lobo Solitario put on a great first match for the Coastal Zone Television title. The masked loner took the match and became the first champion. The Top Rope All Stars took a strong match against XDW to build more momentum for their next match up with Mach 1. Masked Cougar prepared himself for his Pure Wrestling title shot at Wave of Fury. Cougar had to fight for it but he eventually took the win over taker. Phenomenal E really was totally overshadowed by Flash who dominated. Flash can usually drag a good match out of anyone but Phenomenal just didn’t have a good match in him, even with great chemistry with Flash. Mr. Lucha III took a hard fought win over Inca Jr. in an above average but not great secondary main event. Lucha stood out as looking good even with the even offenses. The main event was a well below main event level match between Fox Mask and Plague. Fox just hasn’t been able to bounce back from his time out and now Plague who usually puts on great matches with just about everyone couldn’t make it work. Plague put Fox away about twenty-two minutes in with a New Jersey Turnpike (Slingshot Corkscrew Legdrop) for the pin. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 2 July 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Daredevil Aero[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Television title – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Fearless Blue[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] – B+ [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 3.41[/B] Lobo Solitario made his first defense of the Coastal Zone Television title against Daredevil Aero. Aero was off his game for the evening but luckily he had pretty good in ring cohesion with Lobo. Solitario stood out as being the better worker even though the match panned out pretty evenly. A main event level tag team match saw Acid and Bairei Yasujiro take a win over Frankie Perez and Remmy Skye. Acid took a pin on Remmy Skye and it seems thus far that tag team competition is the only way he can beat Frankie. Nathaniel Ca$ino showed that he is ready for his title shot for the Coastal Zone Xtreme title by beating Soul Taker in a singles match. Steve Flash totally dominated Fearless Blue but again even with good ring cohesion he couldn’t drag Blue to even an average match. Bulldozer Brandon Smith worked to get a win over Masked Cougar in an average match, that definitely wasn’t worthy of a CZCW secondary main event. This could have been because of whatever the doctors had to come to the ring and check out Smith for after the match. The pretty good chemistry between Matthew Gauge and Stevie Grayson pulled the show up as the two put on yet another stellar match up. Gauge proved to be the better performer or at least the cannier one. Grayson went for the Sole Food (Super Kick) on a seemingly stunned Gauge, but Matthew hit a drop toe hold and caught Stevie right in the Ion Stretcher (Stretch Muffler) to force a tap out. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 3 July 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Phenomenal E[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Television title – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Jonnie Perez[/COLOR] – D+ [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Extraordinario Jr.[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] draws [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – A [B]Overall: B+ TV Rating 3.45[/B] It may be me and I hate to say it but maybe Flash is losing his touch. Lobo Solitario took Phenomenal E to what I would call an almost same rated match. And unlike the good in ring cohesion with Flash, Phenomenal E had awkward chemistry with Solitario. The masked loner retained his title pinning Phenomenal E. Jonnie Perez dragged down yet another match and was booed by the fans again and again. It came as no surprise when the dominating Masked pinned Perez. Snap Dragon and Extraordinario Jr. put on one hell of the midcard match. The crowd enjoyed the match so much they were chanting for more by the end. Dragon finally took the win giving him some momentum going into his title defense. With Smith injured Fox Mask and Soul Taker took up the slack. They may have had bad chemistry but the draw gave way to the announcement that Mask and Taker would meet again at Wave of Fury to settle the score in place of the Smith de Aske match. Frankie Perez and Remmy Skye put on a great secondary main event giving the fans even part intense striking and sensational aerial moves. Perez proved while he’s still champion by forcing Skye to tap out for the win. The main event saw Steve Flash and Mr. Lucha III put on another great show for the fans. Lucha stil couldn’t manage to take the win when it counted and Flash retained the title after pinning Lucha who was out from the Flash Bang (Hot Shot). [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 4 July 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Cal Sanders[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Television title – B- [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]The Working Class Heroes[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Blue"]Stevie Grayson[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Flying Jimmy Foxx[/COLOR] to retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title – B- [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasjurio[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Guage[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Extraordinario Jr.[/COLOR] – A [B]Overall: B TV Rating 3.54[/B] Another great undercard Coastal Zone Television title match saw Lobo Solitario beat the other half of The Working Class Heroes Cal Sanders. We had again a surprisingly good match and Solitario’s third defense of the new title. Cal Sanders went right into battle again and this time the match was less impressive although no less a loss. The Working Class Heroes took the loss to the Mach 1 who build some momentum going into their title match against The Top Rope All Stars at Wave of Fury. Stevie Grayson took a strong win over Soul Taker in preparation for his Xtreme title match up. Steve Flash took out his former partner Flying Jimmy Foxx to defend his Pure Wrestling title one more time. Foxx and Flash had great chemistry in the ring and it really picked the match up to uppercard level. Remmy Skye and Bairei Yasujiro replaced Bulldozer Brandon Smith and Hugh de Aske in their tag team match up. The match wasn’t really up to the main event level that these workers are at or even the secondary main event level but it still satisfied the crowd. Remmy Skye pinned his nemesis Bairei Yasujiro to bring his team the win. Extraordinatio Jr. put on one hell of a match against Acid. Even losing Extraordinario didn’t fall behind pace for Acid who usually comes out of matches against none main eventers really standing out. Both masked workers had an even chance of offense but Acid ended up putting Extraordinario away with the Acid Rain Bomb (Swandive Senton Bomb). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 16, 2008 Author Share Posted April 16, 2008 [B]From WrestlingNews.com[/B] [B][U]Comings and Goings[/U][/B] "The Black Magician" Hypnotiq Jr. takes up the reigns of his uncle, brining the unique character back to lucha libre. And New York's Hell's Kitchen produce super heavyweight brawler Devastating Don. WLW picks up Henry Lee as a last minute addition to the Hellbound Tour. 5SSW begins to bring in workers for their Jail Break tour hiring Nadia Snow, Yoko Ikina and Otsune Tsumura. "The Jurassic Power" T-Rex leaves USPW but he is quickly replaced by Joss Thompson. INSPIRE star Barry Griffin gets added to the GCG permanent roster as well. Roy Edison and Matthew Gauge also get added with permanent spots. UPSW adds another huge man to their roster in the form of Gargantuan. NYCW adds yet another CZCW star to it's roster bringing in Super Junior Stevie Grayson. After growing in size WAM also grows in roster bringing in Javier Cano, Hypnotiq Jr., Championa Jr. and Atlantis Jr. Des Davids joins the ranks of the hardcore as he is added to DaVE's roster. The end of the GCG and BHOTWG tours saw Jack Geidroyc, Christian Faith, UK Dragon, Big Cat Brandon, Enforcer Roberts, Akima Brave, Billy Russell, Matthew Gauge and Toshiharu Hyobanshi finish up their obligations. Long time GCG star Stuart Ferdinand leaves the company for unknown reasons. Fans of Ferdinand can still see the technician wrestle for INSPIRE. A few days later Kazuma Narato filled the open spot left open by Ferdinand's exit. In an attempt to reduce it's expenses and trim it's bloated roster size EX2010 let go of Speed D, Munemitsu Senmatsu, Diamond Furusawa, Arinori Inohuchi, JOJI, Joey Beauchamp and Mexican Beast. Phoenix III leaves MHW to focus on his main event push with OLLIE. He is replaced days later by Asiatico. Travis Century hung up his boots as DaVE loses one of their top heels, at least in ring. While currently unemployed Suzue Katayama has said the time off has helped her decide that she is finished with in ring work and is unsure if she will even return to the business. [B][U]Titles[/U][/B] Nariaki Hitomi becomes the first ever EX2010 #1 Contender beating owner Gareth Wayne for the title. The EX2010 World Heavyweight title went to veteran Taskesi Umehara in a three way match against Eguchi the Amazing and Mamoru Nagahama. Slayyer defeats two time Capeon de Mexico OLLIE champion Luis Montero Jr. to hold the belt for the first time. The EX2010 National Tag Team titles went to the only preexisting team in the company, The Pack. Taheiji Konor and Munemitsu started their duo in WEXXV and beat EX2010's first official team The Real Main Event. The Pack's title reign lasted two weeks as the boss Gareth Wyane and his partner in The Stunners KAZ take the titles from them. American masked Super Junior Lobo Solitario gets his first ever title. He won the new Coastal Zone Television title at the first Another Day at the Beach of the month. SWF The Supreme Challenge saw two title changes. First Grease Hogg picked up the SWF North American title in a decent match with Jesse Christian. Later in an actual main event worthy match Joey Minnesota ended Eric Eisen's six month run as SWF World Heavyweight champion. This is Minnesota's first run with the company's major title. Big Larry Wood takes the World Level Streetfighting title from Silver Shark to make himself the first ever three time champion. Sekozawa & Yuki Horigoshi formed a team for the first time and won the SAISHO Destiny Tag Team titles. This ended the more than year long reign of Matsu SF & Eien Miyamoto Luis Montero Jr. regains the WAM National Tag Team titles with his new partner Amo Del Gato. Montero was part of the first and only other team to hold the title with Tricolor Jr. The titles were vacated when Tricolor left the company in may. Young Boy Sayuki beat Keita Fukao and champion Hypnos for the WLW #1 Contender title. 24 Year old Aaron Andrews wins his first title the TCW Arena Championship. He beat Ronnie V. Pain for the honor. Team Toronto become six time PGHW Glory Tag Crown champions beating Kawashima & KIOSO. Alex DeColt beat Steve DeColt for the CGC World title. The line of DeColt's having the title unbroken since Eddie Chandler held the title for three month in 2007. [B][U]Injuries[/U][/B] The team of Darryl Devine and Chris Caulfield may have taken the win over Big Cat Brandon and Acid but they both injured themselves. In the hardcore environment Chris Caulfield broke his collar bone and will be out for three weeks. Devine on the other hand bruised his eye socket but should be able to work through it if he so decides During the INSPIRE Japan's Warfare even of the Love to Burn Tour Sam Keith beat Stuart Ferdinand but he also blew out his knee and is expected to be out for a month. Bulldozer Brandon Smith suffered a minor concussion in his match with Masked Cougar. This means he'll be out for a month and miss his scheduled rematch with Hugh de Aske at Wave of Fury. [B][U]Media[/U][/B] SWF have found a new PPV carrier with USA Free Choice brining sports entertainment to your home.. EX2010 expands it's tag division adding The Real Main Event, Speed D and Arinori Inoguchi. The team lost it's first match to The Pack for the EX2010 National Tag Team titles. Later in the month the boss Gareth Wayne and KAZ teamed up as The Stunners, it seems EX2010 wants to really expand their tag division. Jesse Christian who lost his title at the Supreme challenge was interviewed on the internet radio show Backstage Wrestling. He spoke about his loss and Joey Minnesota's win. He called Minnesota a credit to wrestling and said he and Joey were good friends. USPW showed a new team on the scene, teaming up Hollywood Brett Star and Happy Elwood as Forces of Nature team. To establish themselves they started with a win over Savage Fury. Former WAM National Tag Team title holder Luis Montero Jr. forms another team with Amo Del Gato called Hit and Run. On the same night WAM is reclassified by wrestling pundits as a regional sized fed. Torajiro Sekozawa & Yuki Horigoshi are the newest thing in SAISHO tag teams, winning the titles on their first time teaming. On a small local Rhode Island earlier morning program owner of RIPW Professor Nero spoke about the workers under his charge for SWF. He said he likes to think of each one of them as his children. He spoke very fondly of Valiant saying that he and the young star will always be Loyal friends. Some internet sites are reporting that Jerry Martin and Stan "The Man" Manna had some backstage heat at a local house show when Manna supposedly snubbed Martin. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 16, 2008 Author Share Posted April 16, 2008 [CENTER][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MAW.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER] Rip Chord’s Mid Atlantic Wrestling has done very little growth since it’s opening in 2005, exclusively holding shows in the Mid Atlantic region. Their shows have been consistent over the years but have had very little in the way of improvement. The biggest problem is that when MAW’s workers finally reach the main event they get stolen by one of the bigger companies including Rip’s Son Jay who signed with his father’s company two weeks after his debut and then got picked up by TCW just over a year later. The only long time worker in the main event is Mainstream Hernandez who holds the company up with Freddie Datsun, Frankie Perez and Hugh de Aske. [B]Roster[/B] [B][U]Uppercard[/U][/B] Des Davids Freddie Datsun Frankie Perez Fumihiro Ota Hugh de Aske Joey Poison Mainstream Hernandez Paul Steadyfast Stevie Grayson (Injured) [B][U]Midcard[/U][/B] D.C. Rayne Dazzling Dave Diamond Eddie Howard Erik Strong Stan “The Man” Manna The Mean Machine [B][U]Lowercard[/U][/B] Curtis Jenkins Flash Savage Oscar Golden Ricky Douglas Rockin’ Ryan Turner Sienna DeVille (Manager) Nicole Kiss (Manager) Marv Eernest (Announcer) Sara Silver (Commentator) Jay Fair (Referee) Rip Chord (Road Agent) [B][U]Tag Teams[/U][/B] Call to Action (Mainstream Hernandez and Erik Strong) Natural Storm (D.C. Rayne and Eddie Hoawrd) The Canadian Blondes (Flash Savage and Oscar Golden) The Mean Machine & Triple D (The Mean Machine and Dazzling Dave Diamond) The Rock City Stars (Rockin’ Ryan Turner and Stan “The Man” Manna) [B][U]Titles[/U][/B] [B]Mid Atlantic Championship title[/B] Steve Parker (Jul 2006 to Dec 2007) Fumihiro Ota (Dec 2007 to Jul 2008) Frankie Perez (Jul 2008 to Present) [B]Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles[/B] Natural Storm (Dec 2005 to Mar 2006) The Canadian Blondes (Mar 2006 to Aug 2006) Natural Storm (Aug 2006 to Apr 2009) The Mean Machine & Triple D (Apr 2009 to Present) [B]Rip Chord Invitational title[/B] 2006 Mainstream Hernandez 2007 Des Davids 2008 Fumihiro Ota 2009 Frankie Perez 2010 Freddie Datsun Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 16, 2008 Author Share Posted April 16, 2008 [B]From CZCW.com News Page[/B] Usually we give you the month in review after the big event in the early part of the next month but this month we need to give you everything you need to know before. With negotiations started late and a breakdown the our PPV company we have moved Wave of Fury off until Friday. If a settlement can’t be reached by then Wave of Fury will not be shown on PPV. Worry not fans you’ll still get your chance to watch albeit some time after as CZCW will be now putting it’s shows up on the very website for internet delivery into your homes. The second bad news is that last night at NYCW Final Appeal Stevie Grayson was injured in his main event tag match with Matt Sparrow against Rick Sanders and Jungle Jack. Grayson has suffered a major concussion and well be out for just over a full year as he recovers. We wish Grayson well and his spot on the roster as a valued member will be waiting for him if and when he is ready to return. This news however leaves an open spot in the four man ladder match for the Coastal Zone Xtreme title at Wave of Fury. We have yet to decide who will fill the slot so make sure you head out to Utah Reservation Park to see. Finally Jonnie Perez, Inca Jr. and Air Attack Weasel have all had their contracts renewed. [B][U]New Prediction Key[/U][/B] Fox Mask vs Soul Taker The Top Rope All Stars vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Plague vs ??? vs Snap Dragon Ladder Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title Bairei Yasujiro vs Remmy Skye Masked Cougar vs Steve Flash Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title Mr. Lucha III vs Matthew Gauge Frankie Perez vs Acid Last Man Standing Match For the Coastal Zone Championship Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted April 17, 2008 Share Posted April 17, 2008 Must've had a premonition about those injuries to not predict... [B]Fox Mask[/B] vs Soul Taker [B]The Top Rope All Stars[/B] vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles -Two choices based on who I like (or not) Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Plague vs ??? vs [B]Snap Dragon[/B] Ladder Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title -Can't find anyone to be the mystery opponent and win (don't want Hugh to be tied down to this title), so Dragon retains. [B]Bairei Yasujiro[/B] vs Remmy Skye -Bairei's waiting for his title shot. Which he'll lose. Masked Cougar vs [B]Steve Flash[/B] Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title -I'll go against my heart. [B]Mr. Lucha III [/B]vs Matthew Gauge -I don't think I'm right, but you definately need to find some faces to challenge Perez! [B]Frankie Perez[/B] vs Acid Last Man Standing Match For the Coastal Zone Championship -Once more - Perez wins! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JamesFosterFan021 Posted April 18, 2008 Share Posted April 18, 2008 Fox Mask vs [B]Soul Taker[/B] [B]The Top Rope All Stars[/B] vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Plague vs [B]???[/B] vs Snap Dragon Ladder Match For the Coastal Zone Xtreme title Bairei Yasujiro vs [B]Remmy Skye[/B] [B]Masked Cougar[/B] vs Steve Flash Ultimate Submission Match For the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title [B]Mr. Lucha III[/B] vs Matthew Gauge [B]Frankie Perez[/B] vs Acid Last Man Standing Match For the Coastal Zone Championship Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 20, 2008 Author Share Posted April 20, 2008 [B]From coast2coast.com[/B] The crowd looked thin last night not even close to able to fill the venue. The change of date and the lack of the show actually being a PPV must have kept people away. I guess it’s too bad for the folks who didn’t make it out, as they missed one hell of a show. From top to bottom a great event although the secondary main event eclipsed the main event so some fans left a little early. [B][CENTER][SIZE="3"]Match 1[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/FoxMask.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/InsaneMachine.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR][/SIZE][/CENTER][/B] Fox Mask and Soul Taker put on their usual good match regardless of their total lack of in ring chemistry. The match was intense mix of flying and high speed chain wrestling from both men. Soul Taker took the early part of the match using as many underhanded tactics as he could to keep Fox Mask from gaining any momentum. A missed Frog Splash gave Fox the opportunity to get some offense of his own. The momentum switched back and forth a few times until Taker went up for a top rope move and got caught out by Fox. A stunned Soul Taker got the finger and then a Fox Flip Off DDT (Top Rope DDT w/ The Finger). [B][CENTER]King Rating: C+ [SIZE="3"]Match 2[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/DragnDelArcoIris.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Extraordinario.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/AirAttackWeasel.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MarcSpeed.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR][/SIZE] To retain the Coastal Tag Team titles[/CENTER][/B] The second match of the night was probably one of the best matches we’ve seen in quite some time. The luchador duo of Dragon Del Arcos Iris took on CZCW’s longest running team of Air Attack Weasel and Marc Speed. I would call the match smooth as silk if asked for an analogy, which I know I wasn’t. Marc Speed and Extraordinario Jr. opened up the match exchanging blows for a bit before turning up the speed to eleven. A lot of back and forth until Speed hit the triple suplexes sending Extraordinario for a loop. Extraordinario was then trapped on the wrong side of the ring for a bit as Marc Speed and Air Attack Weasel tagged in and out taking full advantage of the five count before getting out. Extraordinario got away after dodging a soldier block to the corner by Speed. The hot tag brought Dragon Del Arcos Iris Jr. in and he cleaned house. There was some more back and forth between the two teams with everyone getting a few good shots in. Dragon Del Arcos Iris got the win by hitting the Dragon (Modified Arabian) Press on Air Attack Weasel to get the pin, and retain the titles. [B][CENTER]King Rating: B- [SIZE="3"]Match 3[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/SnapDragon.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Plague.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/NathanielCaino.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/LoboSolitario.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR], [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino [/COLOR]and [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR][/SIZE] Ladder Match To retain the Coastal Zone Xtreme title[/CENTER][/B] Coastal Zone Television title holder Lobo Solitario is the fourth man in the ladder match for the Coastal Zone Xtreme title. As with most ladder matches things seemed quite a bit out of control as ladders and bodies were flying everywhere. The four men put out everything they had in this intense show of aerial skill, and the fans loved every minute of it. A ladder mat is generally known for its high spots and this one was no exception. Lobo Solitario took himself and Nathaniel Ca$ino out toward the end of the match when Solitario laid out Ca$ino on a ladder set up from the ring apron to the guard rail and then hit him with the Full Moonsault (Moonsault where he moons the opponent first). With Ca$ino and Solitario out the end of the match was all Snap Dragon and Plague. A lot of back and forth went on up until the end when Dragon hit Plague with a stunner from the top of the ladder and then climbed back p to retrieve the title. [B][CENTER]King Rating: B- [SIZE="3"]Match 4[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/RemmySkye.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/BaireiYasujiro.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR][/SIZE][/CENTER][/B] Remmy Skye even up the singles match wins with Bairei Yasujiro by taking a win in this bout. Skye and Tasujiro fought what can only be called a more subdued match for these two as they worked to give the crowd a break from the intensity of the last match. Remmy was known more for his flash during his first run with CZCW but his substance has obviously caught up. Between Remmy and Bairei the amount of moves pulled out during the match were near uncountable. Bairei took the tainted win against Remmy Skye in their meet up at Battle on the Beach and this time Remmy’s win wasn’t so much due to his own skill as it was to the fact the ref caught Yasujiro hitting Skye with the ring bell and called for the DQ. [B][CENTER]King Rating: B+ [SIZE="3"]Match 5[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/SteveFlash.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MaskedCougar.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR][/SIZE] Ultimate Submission Match To retain the Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling title[/CENTER][/B] Masked Cougar, hero to millions (ok thousands), took on reigning and dominant Coastal Zone Pure Wrestling champion, Steve Flash, and lost. Cougar has grown significantly in the areas of pure mat wrestling and high speed chain wrestling but as evidenced by his loss he just hasn’t learned to make his opponents submit. Now Cougar was far useless in the ring and although he never got a submission of his own he managed to hold Flash to only one. The even match saw both competitors throw each other around the ring over and over again as they tried to soften their opponents up for a submission. Flash got his one and only submission late in the game at twenty-five minutes in by hitting the Flash Bang (Hot Shot) and then immediately following it up with a Figure Flash Leg Lock (Raised Figure Four Leg Lock). [B][CENTER]King Rating: B+ [SIZE="3"]Match 6[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MatthewGauge.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/MrLuchaIII.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha[/COLOR] III[/SIZE][/CENTER][/B] Match of the night goes to Mr. Lucha and Matthew Gauge. To start Lucha and Gauge have an incredible in ring chemistry that helped make the match stand out. The match started out with Gauge trying to lay in a few power moves on Lucha, but the small luchador was able to keep put of the way using his speed. Mr. Lucha III made the first real offensive knocking Matthew Gauge off his fee with a rope assisted running Dropkick. Lucha kept the bigger man on the floor with s series of Dropkicks, Sentons and even a Springboard Moonsault. It took Gauge awhile but he was finally able to power himself off the floor and change his assault to a high speed technical game with Suplex and Bulldogs to keep the flying Mr. Lucha off balance. The match continued to switch momentum back and forth with Mr. Lucha showing that he learned a lot from his intense technical battle with Steve Flash. The end of the match came down to Gauge and Lucha scrabbling around from hold to hold on the mat trying to slip their opponent into a submission move. Matthew Gauge would be the eventual winner by finally locking in the Ion Stretcher (Stretch Muffler), but Mr. Lucha wouldn’t tap he just wouldn’t give in and submit. Mr. Lucha III would however lose his air and fail to raise his arm after three drops and the ref had to call for the bell. [B][CENTER]King Rating: A [SIZE="3"]Match 7[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/FrankiePerez.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/Acid.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE="4"][COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR][/SIZE] Last Man Standing To retain the Coastal Zone Championship title[/CENTER][/B] Frankie Perez and Acid had been putting on true main events when their battles first started, but the last two matches haven’t lived up to their battles of old and have been over shadowed by the rest of the uppercard. The match up was still good and Perez and Acid beat the holy hell out of each other as they attempted to make sure the other couldn’t rise from a ten count. Acid came out of the gate like a man possessed launching a flurry of blows against Perez. After softening up the champ Acid went into a series of different Suplexes ending in a overhead throw from a Belly to Belly. With Perez on the floor Acid went up for the Acid Rain Bomb but it just wasn’t enough to keep Perez down for more than five. A frustrated Acid came at Frankie again but his intensity made his assault a little sloppy and a Drop Toe Hold grounded the flier and Perez was on top of him in a flash with repeated blows. Perez dished out his blows and tried to put Acid out with a Brainbuster Suplex but it wasn’t enough to keep the masked machine down for more than six. The momentum went back and forth a few more times with Acid being down twice more for a five and a seven count and Perez flirting by rising at nine after two more consecutive Acid Rain Bombs (Swandive Senton Bomb). After putting Perez down again Acid went up for another Acid Rain Bomb but Frankie kipped up and as Acid came down he kicked him in the stomach. Totally winded Acid was easily scooped up by the power of Perez into the Perfect Parity (Ultimate Fisherman's Buster) the final straw which kept Acid down for ten and gave Perez the win. [CENTER][B]King Rating: B Overall King Rating: B+[/B][/CENTER] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 20, 2008 Author Share Posted April 20, 2008 [B]Upcoming Events Saturday August Week 1[/B] Mr. Lucha III vs Matthew Gauge The Top Rope All Stars vs Team XDW Remmy Skye vs Lobo Solitario Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Snap Dragon Masked Cougar vs Acid Bairei Yasujiro vs Steve Flash [B]Saturday August Week 2[/B] Plague and Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Insane Machine and Lobo Solitario Team Perfection vs Mach 1 Masked Cougar vs Snap Dragon Fox Mask vs Bairei Yasujiro Extraordinario Jr. vs Frankie Perez Mr. Lucha III vs Steve Flash [B]Saturday August Week 3[/B] Remmy Skye vs Soul Taker The Working Class Heroes vs Mach 1 Bulldozer Brandon Smith and Mr. Lucha III vs Matthew gauge and Hugh de Aske Plague vs Snap Dragon Extaordinario Jr. vs Steve Flash Frankie Perez vs Insane Machine [B]Saturday August Week 4[/B] Plague vs Bairei Yasujiro The Top Rope All Stars ca The Working Class Heroes Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Hugh de Aske Nathaniel Ca$ino vs Acid Mr. Lucha III vs Snap Dragon Insane Machine vs Steve Flash [B]All leads up to… CZCW Coastal Erosion Friday September Week 1 Utah Park Reservation Wrestling Under The Stars Doors Open at 7:00pm show starts at 8:00pm [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] Ladder Match[/B] It’s been three months with Remmy Skye and Bairei Yasukiro going at it like cats and dogs. Both men have a singles match a piece against each other and this is the final match for the two. Remmy Skye may have the advantage as the king of the ladder matches but Bairei has shown he is no push over. [B][COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] For the Coastal Zone Tag Team title[/B] Mach 1 has been failing again and again to take the titles from The Top Rope All Stars. They get yet another shot at the titles but if they fail now it may very well be their last chance. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Insane Machine[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR][/B] The four top contenders for the Coastal Zone Xtreme title meet in tag team combat. The Winning team will meet each other to determine the true number one contender. [B][COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] Champion versus Champion Match Coastal Zone Xtreme and Pure Wrestling title on the line[/B] Steve Flash has proven again and again that he is the best technical wrestler on the roster. Now Flash wants to prove he is the best aerial wrestler in CZCW. Steve Flash and Snap Dragon meet up in a champion versus champion match and some one will walk off with both titles. [B][COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR] Texas Death Match[/B] Because of injury Bulldozer Brandon Smith was unable to compete in his no disqualification match with Hugh de Aske. At Coastal Erosion Smith and de Aske will meet up for the last time and only one will be walking out of the ring on his own two feet in this of this now Texas Death Match [B][COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR][/B] Matthew Gauge beat Mr. Lucha III at Waves of Fury but Lucha gets a rematch to try and even up the score. Lucha has proven he can stand toe to toe with a great technical worker like Steve Flash and he’s hoping that knowledge will help him beat Matthew Gauge. [B][COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] vs [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] Steel Cell Match For the Coastal Zone Championship title[/B] Acid gets one last shot at the title and he’ll meet Frankie Perez in the most hellacious match known to man, the Steel Cell. This kind of match favors Perez because Acid will be trapped where the Puroresu Style worker can get his hands on him. Acid will be wily though and if he’s got it in him he can use the cell walls to launch some impressive aerial attacks. [B][U]Prediction Key[/U][/B] Remmy Skye vs Bairei Yasujiro Ladder Match The Top Rope All Stars vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team title Nathaniel Ca$ino and Plague vs Insane Machine and Lobo Solitario Snap Dragon vs Steve Flash Champion versus Champion Match Coastal Zone Xtreme and Pure Wrestling title on the line Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Hugh de Aske No Disqualification Match Mr. Lucha III vs Matthew Gauge Frankie Perez vs Acid Steel Cage Match For the Coastal Zone Championship title Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TrekkieMonsta Posted April 20, 2008 Share Posted April 20, 2008 [B]Remmy Skye[/B] vs Bairei Yasujiro [I]- the King of the Ladder Match gets the win here.[/I] Ladder Match [B]The Top Rope All Stars[/B] vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team title [B]Nathaniel Ca$ino and Plague[/B] vs Insane Machine and Lobo Solitario [B]Snap Dragon[/B] vs Steve Flash Champion versus Champion Match Coastal Zone Xtreme and Pure Wrestling title on the line Bulldozer Brandon Smith vs Hugh de Aske No Disqualification Match [B]Mr. Lucha III[/B] vs Matthew Gauge [I]- I mark for Lucha haha.[/I] [B]Frankie Perez[/B] vs Acid Steel Cage Match For the Coastal Zone Championship title Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted April 21, 2008 Share Posted April 21, 2008 [QUOTE=Apupunchau@optonline;408891]Masked Cougar, hero to millions (ok thousands)... [/QUOTE] Millions, I say - MILLIONS! Erm, s'cuse me. I'll be back with the picks in a bit. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 22, 2008 Author Share Posted April 22, 2008 [B]From coast2coast.com[/B] Well folks Jack King of the Ring coming at you once again with a review of this month in CZCW TV. All I can say about this month’s batch of Another Day at the Beach is that we saw three solid shows dragged down by bad main events. Things build up to Coastal Erosion quite steadily although they left out the Coastal Zone Television title becaue the camp was in the running for another title. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 1 August 2010[/B] [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] draws [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR] – B+ [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team XDW[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] – A [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] – C+ [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 3.43[/B] After losing to Matthew Gauge at Wave of Fury, Mr. Lucha III takes Gauge to the limit in a great opener. The match ended with a double count out as both men just went at each other on the outside and the ref couldn’t get them back in the ring. The Top Rope All Stars followed up the opener by totally dominating Team XDW for a quick win, in which both Dragon and Extraordinario came out looking incredible. Remmy Skye beat the Coastal Zone Television champion Lobo Solitario to build some momentum going into his third match with Bairei Yasujiro. Skye and Solitario had a great in ring cohesion which made the match great despite the total lack of selling and weak psychology. One great in ring chemistry was followed by another as Snap Dragon and Nathaniel Ca$ino put on the match of the night in a very well worked bout. After a great match from the midcard I was sad to see that the uppercard and main event just couldn’t live up to the same standards. Acid and Masked Cougar still but on a good match with “The Masked Machine” taking the win headed toward his steel cage match. The main event saw Steve Flash and Bairei fail to make the grade as a main event. Flash took the win with the Flash Bang (Hot Shot) and then was all she wrote. Still a great show but the last match really let the fans down. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 2 August 2010[/B] [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Insane Machine[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Red"]Lobo Solitario[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Team Perfection[/COLOR] – D [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Masked Cougar[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Fox Mask[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Extraordinario Jr.[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] – A* [B]Overall: B+ TV Rating 4.12[/B] If the opening match is any indication for Coastal Erosion then either Plague or Nathaniel Ca$ino will be getting the next title shot. Not the best match from some of CZCW’s top workers but it was still good for an opener. Plague pinned Lobo Solitario to get the win. Team Perfection continues to drag down match ratings as they take a heavy loss to Mach 1 who continues to look strong as they go after the Coastal Zone Tag Team titles. Snap Dragon and Masked Cougar put on a great match that the crowd really got into. Dragon took the win but he had to fight for it. If Dragon can’t bring more against a competitor like Steve Flash he may very well lose his title. The match between Bairei Yasujiro and Fox Mask was used to cool the crowd off a bit from the intensity of all the other matches. They put on a great show which could have been made better if there wasn’t a bit of no selling here and there. Extraordinario Jr. showed why he is moving up the uppercard even though he took a loss to Frankie Perez. The crowd was fully behind the masked luchador but the outcome of a Perez when was not totally unexpected. Steve Flash and Mr. Lucha III put on another match of the year candidate as the man event for the show. There was an intense mix of high speed technical work and death defying flying that the fans just went nuts for. Mr. Lucha still just hasn’t been able to put Steve Flash out when it counts as he was taken out by the Flash Bang (Hot Shot) for the pin. [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 3 August 2010[/B] [COLOR="Blue"]Remmy Skye[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Soul Taker[/COLOR] – C+ [COLOR="Red"]Mach 1[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]The Working Class Heroes[/COLOR] – C- [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha II[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Matthew Gauge[/COLOR] and [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR] – B- [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] – B+ [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Extaordinario Jr.[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Frankie Perez[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Insane Machine[/COLOR] – C [B]Overall: C+ TV Rating 3.98[/B] Remmy Skye and Soul Taker started off the show by having Awkward chemistry in the ring. Skye took the win to help build himself toward his final bout with Bairei Yasujiro. Mach 1 had to work for a win against The Working Class Heroes in a definitely subpar match. Air Attack Weasel got the pin on Cal Sanders to secure the win for his team. Two of Coastal Erosion’s singles matches merged to form a tag team bout. Smith and Lucha teamed up to beat Gauge and de Aske. Overall the match was good although de Aske seemed a bit off his game for the evening. Bulldozer Brandon Smith pinned Matthew Gauge to get the win. Match of the night Snap Dragon and Plague put on an aerial show. It seems the crowd has really been getting into these slower paced matches in the middle of the card, but who can blame them with competitors like Dragon and Plague. Current Coastal Zone Tag Team champion Extraordinario Jr. showed his stuff once again by taking it to Steve Flash, even if he didn’t get the win. The last match was another disappointing main event that was barely better than the tag match and definitely worse than the opener. Sadly it wasn’t even because of bad chemistry or either competitor being off for the evening Again the fans left some what disappointed this time after Insane Machine was forced to tap out to the P-Clutch (Camel Clutch w/Knee to Back). [B]Another Day at the Beach Saturday Week 4 August 2010[/B] [COLOR="Red"]Bairei Yasujiro[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Plague[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Blue"]The Top Rope All Stars[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]The Working Class Heroes[/COLOR] – C [COLOR="Blue"]Bulldozer Brandon Smith[/COLOR] draws [COLOR="Red"]Hugh de Aske[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Acid[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Nathaniel Ca$ino[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Snap Dragon[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Blue"]Mr. Lucha III[/COLOR] – B [COLOR="Red"]Steve Flash[/COLOR] over [COLOR="Red"]Insane Machine[/COLOR] – C+ [B]Overall: B- TV Rating 4.04[/B] Bairei Yasujiro and Steve Flash couldn’t pull out a good main event on the first show of the month but Yasujiro and Plague ha a great match to open the last show of the month. The match was a nice well paced match getting the crowd prepared for the rest of the show. Bairei Yasujiro took the win over Plague to gain just a bit more momentum for going after Remmy Skye one last time. The Top Rope All Stars worked for a win over The Working Class Heroes. Extraordinario Jr. pinned Cal Sanders for the win. “Bad Ass BBS” and “The New Evolution” put on another great match with some intense brawling. The two were so intensely after each other they didn’t make it in for the ten count as they hammered at each other outside the ring. Nathaniel Ca$ino proved he had enough substance or at least play to some one else who had more substance that flash by taking a loss to Acid. The match gave the crowd a rest from the intense match preceding it but didn’t fail to live up the CZCW standards of greatness. A three match streak of great matches was ended by Snap Dragon beating Mr. Lucha III. With his win Dragon looks like he will be really stiff competition for Steve Flash. The crowd was revved and ready to go and sadly the show peaked at the secondary main event. Insane Machine just wasn’t ready to be back in the ring and Steve Flash’s performance stood out as being good. Flash caused Machine to tap out to the Figure Flash Leg Lock (Raised Figure Four Leg Lock) for the win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 22, 2008 Author Share Posted April 22, 2008 [B]From WrestlingNews.com[/B] [B][U]Comings and Goings[/U][/B] This month Americans "Mr. Dependable" Remmy Honeyman and "The Terminator" Buzz Reid come on the scene. And in Japan the PGHW dojo graduates "Rock Solid" Mashashi Urogataya. BHOTWGs collects its touring wrestlers for the Stay Hungry tour. These workers include Mr. Lucha III, Akima Brave, Billy Russell and Jack Giedroyc. Enforcer Roberts, Merle O'Curle, Snap Dragon and Eddie Peak sign on for the GCG The Edge tour. As his popularity rises Steve Flash is more in demand. He adds MAW to his list of duties along with NYCW and CZCW. CZCW Brings back Angel De Mexico, who has spend the last 10 months unemployed since leaving the company. Jeremiah Moose also returns after leaving in mid 2007 over drug controversy. New comers Jared Johnson and Hollywood Bret Star have also been added to the CZCW roster. Miguel Marquez replaces Mr. Lucha III over the MHW roster. USPW and NYCW share a lot of the same roster and with the acquisition of American Machine, USPW continues that trend. With the growth of INSPIRE the upstart company starts by starting a second announcer in Monzaemon Ouchi. Primus Allen the USPW World champion left the company, vacating the title. Rumor is he felt he was too big for the company want to concentrate on his SWF and CGC careers. With his BHOTWG tour coming up Mr. Lucha III decided that four were too many obligations for him. He has decided to stay with CZCW and OLLIE but has left MHW. Joey Minnesota has gotten a little big for his britches and left SWF instead of renewing his contract. They may not ask him back even if he wanted as he never dropped the SWF World Heavyweight title to anyonebefore leaving. Joey is gone but with no home to go to one can only wonder if some one will actually pick him up. With only four years in the business Hijo Del Relampago has been making a name for himself. He feels this name puts him above working for MHW although after leaving the company he has no place to go. [B][U]Titles[/U][/B] The first show of the 5SSW show saw the veteran team of Bitch Slap (Megumi Nakajima and Lioness Mushashibo) beat the less experienced team of the Dynamite Duo (Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya). Bitch Slap becomes the second team to hold the title a record three times, sharing the honor with All Business (Raku Makuda and Tomoko Nagatsuka). Veteran Dark EAGLE appears to have one more title run in him as he becomes a three time World Level Show Stealer champion. He takes the title from fellow three timer Kazuma Narato. Hypnos picks up the EX2010 Wolrd Heavyweight title from Takesi Umehara. It was exactly one month ago that Umehara won the title on the company’s first show. Frank de Pain adds a third UCR European title reign to his resume defeating the much large Bam Bam Johansson, how has held the title twice himself. Masaaki Okazaki who's been with INSPIRE from the beginning won his first King of Fighters title beating two time king, Tasuku Iesada. Freddie Datsun adds the USPW National title to his list of achievements. He beat Nevada Nuclear to being his first reign as champion. The Macho Men team up for the first time and win the EX2010 National Tag Team titles from The Stunners. Labertino Jr. and Apprentica Jr. pick up MHW National Tag Team titles, vacated when Mr. Lucha III left the company. On the same night Asiatico picked up a win over Hijo Del Relampago for the MHW World title. After an Impressive two plus year run Slim V has dropped the QPW TV title back to Nathan Black who becomes the first ever two time champion. Freddie Datsun was unable to add a second title to the number of belts he held in USPW. Neveda Nuclear beat Datsun for the USPW World title. Datsun earlier in the month beat Nuclear for the USPW National Title Yuma Maruya became two time 5 Star All-Asian champion, ending the thre month reign of Lioness Mushashibo. Judo Gold Medalist Oleg Dorosklov defeated two time PGHW Historical Japan title holder Buddy Garner to win same said title. Washi Heat breaks his own record becoming the six time PGHW International champion. He pinned four time champ Chojiro Kitoaji to gain the honor. Harley Neil becomes a a two time MOSC Blood & Beer champion. Neil was the first man to ever hold the title when it debut in November of 2005, although then he held it under the name The Juicer. Trading off yet again Hypnos takes the WLW #1 Contender title from Young Boy Sayuki, making him a six time champion. Not three days after Young Boy Sayuki takes the title back to end the WLW Hell Bound Tour. Lobster Warrior takes the DaVE Brass Knuckles title from Shawn Gonzalez to become a two time champion. Ivan Ivanoff makes himself a three time 21st Century United Kingdom champion by beating Stevie Stoat. The thrown together team of Ronnie V. Pain and Freddy Huggins takes the TCW World Tag Team titles from Double Trouble (Joe Sexy and Rich Money). [B][U]Injuries[/U][/B] In a tag match with Matt Sparrow against Rick Sanders and Jungle Jack, Stevie Grayson suffered a Major Concussion. NYCW whose show it was as well as CZCW and MAW will lose his services for over a year. Jack Giedroyc beat Mario Heroic and Chris Caulfield to retain the DaVE Unified title but in the process he strained his back. Doctor's say he can work through it but it's not recommended. Tasuku Shinozuka couldn't quite get a win over Young Boy Sayuki for the WLW #1 Contender title. What he could get is a broken collar bone and about three weeks off. Tyson Baine (aka BLZ Bubb) was injured in a good match against Owen Love on an Episode of NOTBPW Throwdown! The minor spinal injury will keep him out of action for two and a half months. Three days after injuring Tyson Baine, Owen Love himself was injured. The Can-Am Blondes successfully retained their NOTBPW Tag Team titles but Owen suffered a Semi-Severed Spinal Column during the match. He'll be out for well over a year and the titles will likely be vacated. PGHW's Nobuatsu Tatsuko injured himself retaining the PGHW Glory Crown against Yoshimi Mushashibo. The three week injury is far from career ending but as Tatsuko hit fourty one wonders if he will start being injured more and more. [B][U]Media[/U][/B] DaVE and INSPIRE both sign new PPV deals with USA Free Choice and Jade 237 respectively. Next Season SOTBPW will debut Television and TCW will begin Wrestling Night. BSC saw the successful formation of a tag team in Officer Goodhead and Alexis Lee Littlefeather. The team now known as The Void beat Hollywood Magic on their first outting. Former, and first ever, EX2010 World Heavyweight title holder Takesi Umehara teamed with Eguchi The Amazing as The Macho Men and won the EX2010 National Tag Team titles in their first match. Two winning pairs formed two official teams in the same night at MHW. New MHW Tag Team champions Labertino Jr & Apprentica Jr. are now a team as are Heavy Metal Anarchy & Rafael Ruiz. Owner of BSC Honey Golightly was seen in the audience of a boxing match on the vegas strip paling it up with wrestler Sister Beth Mercy. Rumor is the two have become fast friends, spending a lot of time together. INSPIRE adds itself to the truly national scene of Japanese wrestling along with BHOTWG and PGHW. The upstart promotion has made huge strides in the past few years and will likely look to expand it's roster. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Irish Wolf Posted April 22, 2008 Author Share Posted April 22, 2008 [CENTER][IMG]http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i312/Apupunchau/CZCW/BSC.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER] Babes of Sin City has miraculously not gone over although they have barely grown in the four years they’ve been going. Only one workers has left BSC in that time, Sara Silver, and two men were brought in, Duke Hazzard and Herb Stately. Not a single worker has truly improved (unless you count some new implants) and yet they still seem to be making money. [B]Roster[/B] [B][U]Uppercard[/U][/B] Sister Beth Mercy Dharma Gregg Kathy Neptune Alexis Lee Littlefeather Jen Neptune Amy Galaxy [B][U]Midcard[/U][/B] Officer Goodhead Sprite Power Girl Allison Capone Charlize Angelle [B][U]Lowercard[/U][/B] Roxy Kitten Britney Hollywood Vampella Nurse Darla Knight Nurse Hope Day Annie Hitch**** Sienna DeVille (Manager) Herb Stately (Manager) Honey Golightly (Announcer) Duke Hazzard (Commentator) Heather Halo (Referee) Marilyn Stardust (Road Agent) [B][U]Tag Teams[/U][/B] Bad to the Bone (Vampella and Allison Capone) Hollywood Magic (Britney Hollywood and Sprite) Team Greatness (Charlize Angelle and Nurse Darla Knight) The Neptune Twins (Jen Neptune and Kathy Neptune) The Void (Officer Goodhead and Alexis Lee Littlefeather) [B]Titles[/B] [B][U]BSC Queen of the Ring title[/U][/B] Charlize Angelle (Mar 2006 to Dec 2006) Dharma Gregg (Dec 2006 to Mar 2008) Sister Beth Mercy (Mar 2008 to Feb 2009) Dharma Gregg (Feb 2009 to Jan 2010) Kathy Neptune (Jan 2010 to Present) [B][U]BSC Girl Power Tag Team titles[/U][/B] The Neptune Twins (Apr 2006 to Nov 2006) Hollywood Magic (Nov 2006 to Mar 2007) Kathy Neptune and Amy Galaxy (Mar 2007 to Present) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted April 24, 2008 Share Posted April 24, 2008 Think I just stretched the definition of a bit... Prediction Key Remmy Skye vs [B]Bairei Yasujiro[/B] Ladder Match -After getting this wrong first time, I feel that I have to stick to my guns. [B]The Top Rope All Stars[/B] vs Mach 1 For the Coastal Zone Tag Team title -I can't see why Mach 1 are getting another title shot, and it doesn't make much sense if they win here. [B]Nathaniel Ca$ino and Plague[/B] vs Insane Machine and Lobo Solitario -Plague needs a win after last month, and Ca$ino continues his impressive form. [B]Snap Dragon[/B] vs Steve Flash Champion versus Champion Match Coastal Zone Xtreme and Pure Wrestling title on the line -Heel vs Heel, Title vs Title? That's a new one. Snap Dragon for the rub, but I'm really unsure. [B]Bulldozer Brandon Smith [/B]vs Hugh de Aske No Disqualification Match -Back from injury with a bang. Mr. Lucha III vs [B]Matthew Gauge[/B] -I can't see the upset however much sense it'll make. It would strangely see Lucha in the Championship hunt, despite his inability to get past the Pure champ. [B]Frankie Perez[/B] vs Acid Steel Cage Match For the Coastal Zone Championship title -As Perez has got to have at least a second feud for the title. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Wolf Posted April 24, 2008 Author Share Posted April 24, 2008 [QUOTE=eayragt;410709]Think I just stretched the definition of a bit...[/QUOTE] Don't worry I waited just for you. I'll probably have results up later tonight or early tomorrow. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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