Wrestling History: Birth of Wrestling and the 20th Century

Psycho Sam · September 27, 2013

For the SPW Tag Team Championship: The Alliance (Sir Anthony Henry & Daniel Evans) vs. The Professionals (Laurent David & Levi Andrews)

Saita Kuroki vs. Joe Boone w/ Shane Crane

Bradly Hogan vs. Emilio Suarez

Aubry Morin vs. Shane Crane

mobius1 · September 29, 2013

SPW News Update: Aubry Morin was arrested a week before Saturday Night Showdown 5. He was released on bail and will make the show.

Saturday Night Showdown 5 at Rainbow Bar & Grill
Saturday August 13, 1920
Presented by Southern Pro Wrestling
Attendance: 71

To start the show owner Don Loomis gets in the ring to make a public announcement for the wrestlers. He makes it clear that anyone interfering in a match, using weapons during a match, or attacking someone after the match will be fined or suspended. Clearly Loomis is tired of the current state of matches. [E-]

Eric Frye vs. Bartlett Fortin w/Allan Borden

After the speech, Bartlett Fortin and Allan Borden chased a bum out of the back who had obviously been steeling the catering food for the event. Don Loomis decides to make a match of it. The match was back and forth and showed that this bum may actually have some talent. After a solid match the bum picks up with win with a flash pinfall. @ 6:19 [F+]

Don Loomis tells him to meet him after the show about possibly being hired. The owner heads to the back while Bartlett Fortin and Allan Borden circle in like birds of prey. They quickly stomp down Eric Frye. Obviously he hasn't been hired yet so no rules were broken. Welcome to the big leagues Mr. Frye. [F]

Shane Crane vs. Aubry Morin

Morin comes out to the ring and the crowd boos, as he taunts Shane Crane, calling for the trash to come out so he can take it out. Crane comes out but it doesn't seem like he can get control of the match, seeming a bit off tonight. Morin kills any momentum Crane tries to muster allowing Morin to pick up the pinfall win @ 6:26 [F+]

Bradly Hogan comes out the ring to remind the crowd to watch this match carefully because what happens tonight is what is going to happen to Bailey Frye when he gets a hold of him. [F]

Emilio Suarez vs. Bradley Hogan

Bradley Hogan used his power to counter Emilio Suarez, however Suarez wasn't going down without a fight. Moving around and using his speed, it was getting obvious that Suarez was tiring out Hogan. However Hogan finally gets a grip on Suarez and hit him with a Powerslam hard into the mat. Suarez appeared to be badly injured and the match is stopped by the referee, Corey Burkman, @ 7:57 [E-]

After the match, Bradly Hogan celebrates flexing his muscles while Emilio Suarez is carefully removed from the ring. [F]

Fredrich Herzog vs. The Moonshine Connection (Bartlett Fortin & Allan Borden)

Fredrich Herzog comes out having asked for this match to show that he is still a dominated National Champion, despite the tag team match losses. The Moonshine Connection however seems to have other plans. They are doing fairly well in this match, using their advantage to overwhelm Herzog. Eric Frye makes his way to the ring again, distracting Bartlett Fortin. This allows Herzog to isolate Allan Borden and pick up the pinfall win @ 7:49 [F+]

After the match Fredrich Herzog celebrates in the ring while The Moonshine Connection chases Eric Frye to the back. [F]

Saita Kuroki vs. Joe Boone w/ Shane Crane
for #1 Contendership for the SPW Heavyweight Championship

This match is one of the two big matches on the card. Winner gets to take on Levi Andrews for the SPW Heavyweight Title. The match is quite back and forth. Though the longer the match goes the more it looks like Saita Kuroki wont last, as he gets tired with each minute. Slowly Joe Boone starts to gain ground. Out of desperation Kuroki bodyslams Boone and pins him. Fearing Boone will lose, Shane Crane interferes in the match, breaking up the pin. Seeing this, Corey Burkman disqualifies Boone, giving Kuroki the win @ 9:50. [E-]

After the match Joe Boone looks angry and puzzled at the same time at, Shane Crane. Both of them have words, as Don Loomis comes out. Loomis tells Crane that he has been suspended for one month. Crane then tells Loomis to take his suspension and shove it, he quits. [F+]

The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry) vs. The Professionals (Levi Andrews & Laurent David)
For the SPW Tag Team Championship

Not wanting to get suspended or loose pay...or more importantly the match, The Professionals play to the rules for a match. It starts out quite back and forth and a great show for the first ever Tag Team Title Match. Both tag teams are well oiled machines, but something had to give. Sure enough Laurent David got cornered in the other side of the ring from his partner. Isolated, The Alliance picked him apart. Daniel Evans picked up the pinfall win @ 13:27 making them the first ever SPW Tag Team Champions. [E-]

Final Show Rating: E-
Monthly Profit: $4,174

Show Predictions:
Psycho Sam: 2/4 (8/10 all time)

Southern Pro Wrestling would have it's first big issue with Aubry Morin running a foul of the law. Craig Thomas talked with him before the show and it seemed Morin was regretting his problem which was good for them. There were plenty of issues with the roster and they didn't need more. Shane Craine's backroom issues reached there limit as well. After starting a fight with a fan, arguing with staff about his push, and complaining about doing scripted segments, his time with SPW was numbered. He was released after the fifth show with over a year and a half on his contract. Eric Frye was signed to replace him. Although he was a decent wrestler he debut gimmick didn't go over well with the crowed. The show itself was a good one being another 70+ attendance show.

mobius1 · September 30, 2013

Saturday Night Showdown 6 Quick Picks:

Saita Kuroki vs. Levi Andrews w/ Laurent David

Daniel Evans vs. Sir Anthony Henry vs. Friedrich Herzog

Aubry Morin vs. Eric Frye

Bailey Frye vs. Bradly Hogan

Psycho Sam · September 30, 2013

Saita Kuroki vs. Levi Andrews w/ Laurent David

Daniel Evans vs. Sir Anthony Henry vs. Friedrich Herzog

Aubry Morin vs. Eric Frye

Bailey Frye vs. Bradly Hogan

mobius1 · October 1, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36738" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Saturday Night Showdown 6 at Rainbow Bar & Grill Saturday September 13, 1920 Presented by Southern Pro Wrestling Attendance: 81 The night opens with Bailey Frye coming to the ring. He announces that He isn't afraid of Bradly Hogan. From now on he say he is to be introduced as The Witch Doctor, as he commitment to the voodoo arts will see him through this match. [F+] The Witch Doctor vs. Bradly Hogan The match was a rather solid opening bout. Bradly Hogan continued his attempts to destroy The Witch Doctor. The match ended when Hogan was disqualified, taking off one of the turnbuckles and slamming The Witch Doctor against it without the padding. Referee, Corey Burkman stopped the match @ 6:04 awarding The Witch Doctor the win. Not only that could Hogan possibly be fined? [F+] After the match, Bradly Hogan brushes aside the Corey Burkman to continue to attack The Witch Doctor, who starts to chant. As he chants, Hogan starts to uncontrollably vomit in the ring, allowing The Witch Doctor to leave the ring unmolested. It takes time to clean up the mess and escort Hogan out of the ring. [F-] Aubry Morin vs. Eric Frye This match was surprisingly a back and forth bout. For the first time it looked like Aubry Morin was actually challenged by the match. One thing lead to another and Eric Frye picked up the win by submission @ 7:53, handing Morin his first singles match loss. [F+] After the match Aubry Morin stats by and watches, with a bit of a grin, as The Moonshine Connection comes out and attacks Eric Frye. He even cheers them on, as the crowd boos. This goes on for a bit when Saita Kuroki comes out to help Frye and clears the ring, much to the surprise of Morin. The the three of them leave, as Kuroki helps Frye to his feet. Seems to be that another fine is going to be dolled out tonight. [F+] Laurent David vs. Joe Boone Both men put on a stunning match, as Joe Boone is looking for some redemption after his last month's match. The match is pretty back and forth until Boone locks in the submission hold on Laurent David @ 8:01 to pick up the win. [E-] Friedrich Herzog comes out to the ring for his National Title match. Still injured from last month, Emilio Suarez comes out to wish his tag partner luck in the title match before heading to the back. [F] David Evens vs. Sir Anthony Henry vs. Friedrich Herzog for the SPW National Title The match was all around a hard nose fight. Both David Evens and Sir Anthony Henry are partners and want each other to win, but they both want that title as well. The match starts with them teaming up on Friedrich Herzog, but this soon breaks down, as they fight each other for the chance at the belt. Herzog looks down and out as the two duke it out. They even seem to forget about him. It is to their detriment, as Herzog comes back and wins the match putting both men down then pinning Sir Anthony Henry for the win and the belt @ 11:45. [E] Saita Kuroki vs. Levi Andrews w/ Laurent David for the SPW Heavyweight Title Both men took each other to the limit in this match and it showed. They both looked spent at the end of it. It was a back and forth match with Saita Kuroki wanting the title and Levi Andrews wanting to retain. Both men couldn't win though and at the end Kuroki had more in him, picking up the win by submission @ 13:08 [F+] After the match Saita Kuroki took the time to celebrate with his newly won SPW Heavyweight title. [F] Final Raiting: F+ Monthly Profits: $2,948</div> Quick Pick Results: Psycho Sam: 4/4 (12/14 all time)</div></blockquote> By show number six though Craig Thomas talked with the staff and they decided to change Bailey Frye's in ring name. They didn't want fans to think him and Eric Frye were related or anything like that. At this point they didn't want to take him off shows bring him out as a new person so they had him take his gimmick as his moniker. Bailey Frye was to be The Witch Doctor for now. Meanwhile their sixth show in August brought in the most fans ever up to that point, packing 81 into the Rainbow Bar & Grill. The only question left was December was coming up close. Did they want to plan something for the end of the year? Something big.

mobius1 · October 1, 2013

Quick Picks for Saturday Night Showdown 7:

Bradly Hogan vs. The Witch Doctor

Satia Kuroki vs. Aubry Morin

The Coalition (Friedrich Herzog & Emilio Surez) vs. The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

Psycho Sam · October 1, 2013

Bradly Hogan vs. The Witch Doctor

Satia Kuroki vs. Aubry Morin

The Coalition (Friedrich Herzog & Emilio Surez) vs. The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

mobius1 · October 2, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="36738" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Saturday Night Showdown 7 at Rainbow Bar & Grill Saturday October 13, 1920 Presented by Southern Pro Wrestling Attendance: 77 Aubry Morin comes out to the ring with The Moonshine Connection. Morin tells Allan Borden and Bartlett Fortin that he will cover the cost of their fines out of his own pocket since he was the one who had them attack Eric Frye. The crowd boos as Morin writes a check for both of them. [E] The Masked Fan vs. Chevy Andre Two new wrestlers were added to the roster before this month’s show and they are now getting their shot in the ring. The Masked Fan, as he is calling himself, chose to hide his true identity. Meanwhile Chevy Andre from Canada is another new addition to the roster. In this match though The Masked Fan picked up the win @ 5:45 via submission. [E+] Don Loomis comes out with Joe Boone. Loomis notes that wrestlers don’t seem to care about his new policy so he is taking it up a notch. They now will have to be in a match of Joe Boone’s choosing and that he was naming Joe Boone as the new Sheriff of Sothern Pro Wrestling. Joe Boone announces that The Moonshine Connection will face him and Eric Frye in a tag team match. If The Moonshine Connection wins they will get a shot at the Tag Team Title, since they already had been fined, but if they lose they have to kiss Eric Frye’s feet. [F] The Moonshine Connection (Allan Borden & Bartlett Fortin) vs. Eric Frye & Joe Boone In this match, The Moonshine Connection took the early lead, having more experience together as a team. However, Eric Frye and Joe Boone started to get a groove together. Not only that but Boone carried the team at points. Finally the match was won by Boone defeating Allan Borden @10:05 by pinfall. The Moonshine Connection was then forced to kiss Eric Frye’s feet. [E] Before his match The Witch Doctor came out saying that he was not going to be barred by the rules when it was obvious that Bradly Hogan didn't care about them. He wanted Don Loomis to make it a No-Holds Barred Match with No Disqualifications. Loomis approved the match. [E+] No Holds Barred The Witch Doctor vs. Bradly Hogan This match was set with no disqualifications. Bradly Hogan looked to have the physical upper hand until he was briefly blinded by a powder The Witch Doctor blew in his face. With it no holds barred, The Witch Doctor used the ropes to his advantage, applying pressure and using them to assist in the submission holds he used. Hogan however recovered and tossed The Witch Doctor out of the ring. From there Hogan worked destroying The Witch Doctor. He couldn’t do much because Count Outs were still possible. Putting The Witch Doctor back in the ring, Hogan looked satisfied at the damage he had done, locking in the submission hold that would pick up the win @ 8:28 [F] Saita Kuroki vs. Aubry Morin Looking to get in the running for the SPW Heavyweight Title, Aubry Morin took on the champion. It was a solid match, but it was clear that Morin looked like the most athletically capable of the two of them. Kuroki just couldn’t last the match, but Morin was having trouble pinning Kuroki because of his sumo wrestler size. Finally Morin used the ropes to aid him, picking up the win @ 10:19 as the referee, Corey Burkman didn’t notice. [F+] Allan Borden and Bartlett Fortin come down to the ring to celebrate with Aubry Morin. Morin tells the two of them that they need his guidance to become a better team and that they are forming a new alliance, The Garbage Men. They were going to take out the trash of SPW together, starting with Eric Frye and anyone who got in their way. [E] The Coalition (Friedrich Herzog & Emilio Surez) vs. The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry) The match was between two of the SPW’s best tag teams. The two have already met before and The Alliance already holds that win over The Coalition. While the match was a solid back and forth match nothing new has changed it seems since the last time they met. The match ended at 11:32 when Daniel Evans submitted Emilio Suarez who still seems to be favoring that injury, not having fully recovered yet it seems. [E] Show Rating: E- Monthly Profit: $3,267</div> Quick Picks: Psycho Sam: 3/3 (15/17 all time)</div></blockquote> ((No new notes for the book))

Psycho Sam · October 3, 2013

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mobius1 · October 3, 2013

I was trying to think of a way that The Moonshine Connection could win, but with that storyline tied into the evolution of Boone's character I couldn't at that point. Other than that yeah the storyline between Hogan and The Witch Doctor was stinking up the joint and I wanted it to end. Problem now is I only have one active storyline and a bunch of wrestlers I don't know how I want to make storylines for yet so we will see how it goes now.

mobius1 · October 3, 2013

Quick Picks for November:

Satia Kuroki vs. Emilio Suarez

The Garbage Men (Allan Borden & Bartlett Fortin) w/ Aubry Morin

vs.

The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

6-Man Elimination Match

for #1 Contendership for the National Title

Joe Boone vs. The Masked Fan vs. Laurent David vs. Levi Andrews vs. Chevy Andre vs. The Witch Doctor

Psycho Sam · October 3, 2013

Satia Kuroki vs. Emilio Suarez

The Garbage Men (Allan Borden & Bartlett Fortin) w/ Aubry Morin

vs.

The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

6-Man Elimination Match

for #1 Contendership for the National Title

Joe Boone vs. The Masked Fan vs. Laurent David vs. Levi Andrews vs. Chevy Andre vs. The Witch Doctor

mobius1 · October 8, 2013

Saturday Night Showdown 8 at Rainbow Bar and Grill

Saturday November 13, 1920
Presented by Southern Pro Wrestling
Attendance: 63

The Garbage Men (Allan Borden & Bartlett Fortin) w/ Aubry Morin vs. The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

The match has Allan Borden & Bartlett Fortin with their new partner Aubry Morin in their corner. The question is if Morin's coaching had helped probably one of the poorest tag teams pick up the non-title win against the SPW Tag Team Champions. Early on The Alliance looked to have a grip, but The Garbage Men held their ground and push back. The momentum moved back to The Alliance till Bartlett Fortin picked up the pin with help from the ropes @ 10:27 [E]

After the match the three men celebrate in the ring. The question is can they do it with the title on the line? [E]

Saita Kuroki vs. Emilio Suarez

The match was looking like a solid match and much changed. Emilio Suarez seems to have finally recovered from his injury from two months ago. Out of nowhere though, Aubry Morin comes into the ring and attacks Saita Kuroki, costing Suarez the match by disqualification @ 7:54. [E]

After the match Aubry Morin goes taunts Saita Kuroki, provoking him into a fight. Saita Kuroki calls Morin's number and the staff is left to have to break up the fight. [F-]

6-Man Elimination Match
for #1 Contendership for the National Title
Joe Boone vs. The Masked Fan vs. Laurent David vs. Levi Andrews vs. Chevy Andre vs. The Witch Doctor

Don Loomis starts out the main event by explaining the place of elimination will determine who gets the shot at the National Title. Contendership slots from this match can be traded among players or put on the line in matchs. The winner of this match will get the first shot at the National Title. Joe Boone showed strong along with The Masked Fan and Chevy Andre.

Breakdown:
Most Eliminations: Joe Boone (3)
Order of Elimination: The Witch Doctor, Laurent David, The Masked Fan, Levi Andrews, Joe Boone
Winner: Chevy Andre @ 19:50
[E-]

The show ends with Chevy Andre celebrating his shot at Fredrick Herzog next month. [F-]

Overall Raiting: E-
Profit for Month: $2,409

Quick Picks:
Psycho Sam: 2/3 (17/20 all time)

To make the show a big event Thomas, Loomis, and Norris decide to put all of the titles on the line. It seems like it would be the best way to go about it. This is the first time it had ever happened since the Tag Team Title was added. A lot was also on the line to make this good numbers wise too. While the company was still hot, its attendance numbers had been sinking. After an all time high for the year of 81 back in September, the company's numbers were in a slump despite putting on some solid shows. The question was would this do the trick?

mobius1 · October 8, 2013

Quick Picks for Saturday Night Showdown 9:

#1 Contendership for the World Heavyweight Title

Four Way Match

If Joe Boone wins the loosers suspension is doubled from one month to two.

Allan Broden vs. Aubry Morin vs. Bartlett Fortin vs. Joe Boone

National Title Match

Chevy Andre vs. Friedrich Herzog

Tag Team Title Match

The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

vs.

The Professionals (Levi Andrews & Laurent David)

World Title Match

Emilio Suarez vs. Satia Kuroki

Psycho Sam · October 8, 2013

Quick Picks for Saturday Night Showdown 9:

#1 Contendership for the World Heavyweight Title

Four Way Match

If Joe Boone wins the loser's suspension is doubled from one month to two.

Allan Broden vs. Aubry Morin vs. Bartlett Fortin vs. Joe Boone

National Title Match

Chevy Andre vs. Friedrich Herzog

Tag Team Title Match

The Alliance (Daniel Evans & Sir Anthony Henry)

vs.

The Professionals (Levi Andrews & Laurent David)

World Title Match

Emilio Suarez vs. Satia Kuroki

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