4C: The Old Saying Goes

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Tuesday Week 4, November 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Steve Flash showed why he’s the champ and why Steven parker is still on the lower card. The two did work well together though and the crowd enjoyed the match. The Canadian Clash led to a pinfall at ½ past 6 minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Steven Parker Rating: C[/B] Julian Watson took on Canadian Gangsta and stood his own. The match itself led a bit to be desired but the fans did enjoy the overhead flip slam and the pin at just slightly over 19 minutes. [B]Julian Watson over Canadian Gangsta Rating: D[/B] The ladder match could have been a bit better but mostly because Cal Sanders seemed a little of his game. Raphael took the belt at just over 17 minutes after launching Cal Sanders to off another ladder and out to ring side. [B]Raphael over Cal Sanders Ladder Match Rating: C-[/B] Phenomenal E. took to the ring before his match with Terry Smith to speak about Nathan Black. He said that even tough they were both losers of the semi finals that as winner of the best of seven against Nate Johnson that he’s assured he’ll take the win. [B]Rating: D[/B] Phenomenal E. did take the win but not in the way he would have liked it to happen. Nathan Black came in with a foreign object and hit him upside the head. The Ref called for the DQ at a little over 13 minutes. [B]Phenomenal E. over Nathan Black Rating: C-[/B] Joey Poison talked to Terry Smith before his match about Alan Parent and their match last week he said he beat him once and he’s gonna beat him again and with a no DQ match Parent can’t whine when he loses/ [B]Rating: D[/B] The match lost a little flow in the middle as Parent seemed to forget some of the injuries he’d take earlier but all in all it wasn’t half bad. Joey Poison did pick up the win at almost 22 minutes after the Lethal Injection. [B]Joey Poison over Alan Parent No DQ Match Rating: C-[/B] The final match of the tournament was a fan favorite as Dog Fyte and Tim Westyrbook put on an incredible brawl. With both men wearing each other down Dog Fyte finally took it upon himself to sneak a victory when he used the ropes for leverage for a pin at 22 and 1/2 minutes. [B]Dog Fyte over Tim Westybrook Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Monday Week 1, December 2006 From BackstageWrestling.com [QUOTE]Scout leaves DaVE for a written deal with NOTBPW and DaVE picks up Pistol Pete halls as a replacement. Jason Azaria leaves TCW for SWF and is replaced by former DaVE announcer leaving DaVe short a mouth piece. [B]America[/B] Mitch Naess already liked backstage at TCW as Ice Man C.A gave him a seal of approval on a radio morning show last month In an online interview USPW’s owner Danny Jillefski spoke highly of Hell Monkey saying that the Monkey man will always have a job as long as he’s around. [B]UK[/B] 21CW is now known as the happiest locker room in wrestling Thunderbolt put over Trance Coleman as a great person on local TV and announcer Kevin Jordan had a lot of good things about Stardust Phil Cox on radio. All in all it looks like it’s one big happy family in the UK.[/QUOTE] From Wrestlingontv.com [QUOTE]SWF Smash to Debut on C.A.N.N tonight from 10 to 12 now taking the lead in US TV time over DAVE and TCW.[/QUOTE] From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]And we come full circle fans back to Do or Die where I your very humble booker Simon Munoz started my tenure here at 4C. Since that day we’ve lost one member of our family, Nate Johnson, and gained another in the form of Tim Westybrook. This has been a massively successful year for 4C as can be seen by the fan count at our events. To celebrate this full year of 4C we bring you again 4C Presents…Do or Die and what an event it will be. Having one the tournament Dog Fyte gets his shot at Steve Flash for the 4C Championship. Joey Poison and Tim Westybrook take on Poison’s nemesis Alan Parent and his partner Nathan Black.. The last announced match is Phenomenal E. taking on Cal Sanders as both men have stated they have an intense amount of respect for each other and want to show the fans a good match. [B]4C Presents…Do or Die Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte for the 4C Championship Joey Poison and Tim Westybrook vs Alan Parent and Nathan Black Phenomenal E. vs Cal Sanders[/B][/QUOTE]

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Tuesday Week 4, December 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Canadian Gangsta destroyed Stretch the Chicken Boy in a match that had most moans and groans but no cheers. The Drive-By clothesline came way to alte at almost 13 minutes for the pin. [B]Canadian Gangsta over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: E[/B] Steven Parker took down The Gremlin in a match that appeared overly scripted. 13 minutes of not so great match ended with a pin after The Future Shock. [B]Steven Parker over The Gremlin Rating: D[/B] A slightly below par match for these two youngsters but still not as bad as the earlier ones. The match moved back and forth awhile and ended when Julian Watson got DQ’d for using a foreign object at almost 21 minutes. [B]Raphael and Julian Watson Rating: C-[/B] The thrill seeking Phenomenal E. came to the ring a little differently today affecting a more low class degenerative attitude but the fans still dug him. The match itself dragged a little in the middle but Big E and Cal Sanders put on a decent show aside from that. The Phenomenal Leap dropped for a pin at just shy of 22 minutes. [B]Phenomenal E over Cal Sanders Rating: C-[/B] Alan Parent took a ring attire change with a t-shirt with a pot leave on it promoting selling weed. The match itself was a bit below par as well with these two teams getting a rough start having never worked together before. After the Lethal Injection Joey Poison pinned Alan Parent at almost 13 minutes. [B]Tim Westybrook and Joey Poison over Alan Parent and Nathan Black Rating: C-[/B] Alan Parent and Nathan Black laid a beat down on Joey poison and Tim Westybrook leaving the two in the ring. [B]Rating: E[/B] A great match between these two top competitors but Dog Fyte couldn’t quite get one over on the champ. A few seconds before 23 minutes Flash hit the Canadian Clash and followed that up quickly with the pin. [B]Steve Flash over Dog Fyte Rating: C+[/B] In what seemed like an out of character sign of respect Dog Fyte shook hands with Steve Flash. [B]Rating: D Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Monday Week 1, January 2006 From BackstageWrestling.com [QUOTE]MAW closed its doors after it’s December show leaving CZCW as the only small promotion left in the US. Rip Chord will most likely get scooped up by one of the bigger promotions now that he is free to work for them but what does this leave for the next generation of young wrestlers. Cliff Wilson has left CGC and MAW and now works an exclusive written deal for NOTBPW. Pistol Pete Hall did his last show with GCG as he begins his written contract we reported on last month with DaVE. Peter Valentine is now off the bench and has resigned with TCW after a few months of unemployment since his last contract expired. Sammy Bach was picked up by USPW on a Per Appearance contract. Bryan Holmes and Eisaku Hoshino have both left PGHW due to contract expiration. Negotiations failed with Holmes who wanted to concentrate on work in the US and with Hoshino who was asking for a little too much money. Veteran Demon Anger’s contract at TCW also expired and was not renegotiated as did Tom E. Hawk’s at USPW and Wendy Anderson’s at AAA. [B]America[/B] The tag division at SWF might be losing one of it’s favored teams as rumour has it that Elmo Benson and Groucho Bling no longer friends due to some backstage trouble. One USPW’s top managers and defiante sex symbols Persephone had some good things to say about Jim Force when she appeared on the radio last month. Golden Delicious from AAA was on TV and apparently she and Sue Danes don’t really like each other. Not a real shock from what we’ve been seeing but still news. Mitch Naess is at it again as TCW’s new announcer. Randall Hopkirk was on the radio and he had nothing but good things to say about voice of TCW, stating firmly that the kid has all the talent he needs to go far. [B]Canada[/B] CGC’s Steven DeColt, the top rated worker of the DeColt family, spoke last month on a local show about having behind the scenes problems with head CGC referee Francis Long. What this means for the ref's career we don’t know [B]Mexico[/B] Former OLLIE champion El Leon put over Leonardo Cortes on local TV after big fued the two just had. He called him a top if dastardly worker.[/QUOTE] From Wrestlingontv.com [QUOTE]For those of you who couldn’t find your favorite wrestling shows Wrestlingontv.com will now show you your complete weekly wrestling schedule Monday BHOTWG Lords of the Ring on Japanese Sports Vision 8:00pm-9:30pm SWF Smash on C.A.N.N 10:00pm-Midnight Tuesday SWF Supreme TV on America-Sports-1 9:00pm-10:30pm PGHW The Kings Road on Japanese Sports Vision 8:00pm-9:00pm TCW Presents Total Wrestling on C.A.N.N 9:00pm-11:00pm Wednesday NOTBPW Championship Wrestling on Canada On-Air 9:00pm-11:00pm CGC Squared Circle on The Pop! Network Midnight-1:00am Thursday DaVE Featured Attraction on National Pride TV 11:00pm-Midnight[/QUOTE] From WrestleRatings.com [QUOTE]The Awards for the Year have been tallied and here they are the folsk you voted for as top of the business for 2006. Wrestler of the Year – Tommy Cornell (TCW) Young Wrestler of the Year – Sensational Dragon (BHOTWG) Veteran Wrestler of the Year – Optimus (BHOTWG) Female Wrestler of the Year – Sensational Ogiwara (5SSW) Promotion of the Year – SWF Most Improved Promotion of the Year – CGC Match of the Year – Dan Stone Jr. vs Jeremy Stone to a No Contest at NOTBPW Summer Smash Event of the Year – NOTBPW Fighting Festival Top 10 of the top 100 Wrestlers for 2006 1 – Tommy Cornell (TCW) 2 – Rick Law (TCW) 3 – Mito Mawa (PGHW) 4 – Yoshimi Mushashibo (PGHW) 5 – Eisaku Kunomasu (PGHW) 6 – Buddy Garner (PGHW) 7 – Jeremy Stone (NOTBPW) 8 – Nobuatsu Tatsuko (PGHW) 9 – Shuji Inukai (PGHW) 10- Eisaku Hoshino (Unemployed)[/QUOTE] From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]Now for our 4C year in review for those of you who have missed it. New York born Simon Munoz took over as head booker and turned 4C into the only all Canadian wrestling organization (except for himself of course). Aaron Mustafa aka Hardkore Killah, Ace Youngblood, Air Attack Weasel, Barry Kingman, Brett Fraser, Calvin Dark, Darryl Devine, Duberry Excess, Jacob Jett and Warren Technique were all let go. Coincidently except for Darryl Devine not a single one has been picked up by anyone else. Al of the new additions to 4C except for Nate Johnson are still with 4C now. 2006 saw Steve Flash win the tournament to crown a new 4C Champion and still holds the title today. Nate Johnson lost a best of seven series too Phenomenal E. who has become a fan favorite here in Ontario. Dog Fyte just won the tournament to become the #1 contender and has lost his initial match against Steve Flash and lastly Joey Poison and Alan Parent have been going at it for almost a whole year. It’s January and 4C is proud to bring you our new weekly event here in Ontario 4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young every Tuesday. Starting this Tuesday we have for you a tag team rematch after last month's bout between Joey Poison with Tim Westybrook and Alan Parent with Nathan Black. Also it appears Steve Flash has agreed to a best off seven with Dog Fyte for the title, Flash is the only man who has beaten Dog Fyte who until last month was on a ten win streak. Cal Sanders will be in action facing off against another 4C Alum Canadian Gangsta [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Match #1 Tim Westybrook and Joey Poison vs Alan Parent and Nathan Black Cal Sanders vs Candian Gangsta[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 1, January 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Sanders took it to Canadian Gangsta but big bad wouldn’t fall so easy. The match took a little turn for the wrose when it appeared Gangsta forgot he had an injury but other then that not bad from these two men. At almost 9 minutes Cal go the pin after the Lumberjack Smack. [B]Cal Sanders over Canadian Gangsta Rating: D[/B] The rematch was just as good as the original with the advantage moving back and forth. Joey Poison nailed Nathan Black with the Lethal Injection and got the pin a couple of seconds after 13 minutes. [B]Joey Poison and Tim Westybrook over Alan Parent and Nathan Black Rating: C[/B] Steve Flash really showed why he is the champion but after a small misstep Dog Fyte locked the arms and Steve Flash fell to the Chain Dogplexes. ½ past 21 minutes and Dog Fyte got the pin for the win. [B]Dog Fyte over Steve Flash Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 1, January 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]Our first weekly show was a big success and so not to wear you out on 4C news we’ll keep each of those till the beginning of each month for now he is your card for the next 4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Match #2 Tim Westybrook vs Nathan Black Phenomenal E vs Raphael vs Julian Watson[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 2, January 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Steven Parker took the pre-show match up, not to many fans watching but he did a decent number in a three way dance with Stretch and Gremlin. After knocking the chicken boy out of ring Parker hit the Future Shock on the Gremlin for the pin at 9 and ½ minutes. [B]Steven Parker over Stretch the Chicken Boy and The Gremlin Rating: D[/B] [B]Show[/B] Phenomenal E took a nice win of his own three-way. Raphael and Julian Watson held their own for awhile but they both eventually fell. Watson first and then Raphael all told 7 minutes for the Phenomenal one to pick up the win. [B]Phenomenal E over Raphael and Julian Watson Rating: C[/B] Tough match for these two big men but “The Black Dog” could take down “The Iron Man”. Westybrook finally got off the Coal Miner’s Slam and got a pin at a bit over 11 minutes. [B]Tim Westybrook over Nathan Black Rating: C[/B] Having lost every match including two tag matches to Joey Poison, Alana Parent made sure that everyone knew he wanted one last try as he told Terry Smith about his aspirations for a rematch. [B]Rating: F[/B] This all out fight fest was all out Steve Flash as “The Big Dig” Dog Fyte couldn’t get a handle on him. But Fyte was a tricky opponent and he got a pin at 23 minutes too bad he had to use the ropes for leverage to do so. [B]Dog Fyte over Steve Flash Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C+[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 2, January 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]The first two matches for 4C Presents…When The Going Gets Tough have been announced as Joey Poison has accepted the challenge of Alan parent and the best of seven series continues. At the next 4C Presents...Live Fast, Die Young a warm up match for both opponents at 4C Presents…When The Going Gets Tough, Alan Parent will face off against Tim Westybrook and Joey Poison takes on Nathan Black. Also the continuation of the best of seven series, Steve Flash will take on Dog Fyte. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Match #3 Tim Westybrook vs Alan Parent Joey Poison vs Nathan Black 4C Presents…When the Going Gets Tough Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Match #4 Joey Poison vs Alan Parent[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 3, January 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Young Raphael took to the ring before the crowd even really filed into the hall. He spoke to Terry Smith and talked about how he’s gonna be the next big thing here in 4C. [B]Rating: D[/B] Raphael took on three other men and got a big win in the opening dark match of the night. The Gremlin is the one who ultimately fell to Youth Gone Wild but Canadian Psycho and Steven Parker couldn’t stop the cover and pin at 12 minutes. [B]Raphael over The Gremlin, Steven Parker and Canadian Psycho Rating: C-[/B] [B]Show[/B] The opening match of the actual show was a good omen for Joey Poison at 4C Presents…When the Going Gets Tough. He took Nathan Black down and made the technical star submit to the Antidote Web at 12 minutes. [B]Joey Poison vs Nathan Black Rating: C-[/B] On the flip side Alan Parents match didn’t go all that way for Parent who was utterly dominated by Tim Westybrook so much so that he got frustrated and got DQ’d at 16 minutes by hitting Westybrook with a chair. To make matters worse the two had absolutely chemistry in the ring. [B]Tim Westybrook over Alan Parent Rating: C-[/B] Raphael hits the ring to demand a match worthy of his talent and says he wants to take on Phenomenal E. The Big E comes out and he accepts the challenge for the small all-rounder. [B]Rating: D[/B] Steve Flash appears to finally have gotten the right combination and lack of Dog Fyte’s underhanded tactics. Not only did “Mr. Canada” win he dominated the entire match and got off the Canadian Clash for the pin at almost 24 minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Dog Fyte Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 3, January 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]Next week Monday is 4C Presents…When The Going Gets Tough and on top of the two matches already announced we saw the accepted challenge by Phenomenal E. for a third. As of today we have also added three more matches to the card. A rematch of Tim Westybrook versus Nathan Black, Canadian Gangsta versus The Gremlin and Julian Watson versus Steven Parker. [B]4C Presents…When the Going Gets Tough Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Match #4 Joey Poison vs Alan Parent Last Man Standing Tim Westybrook vs Nathan Black Phenomenal E. vs Raphael Ladder Match Canadain Gangsta vs The Gremlin Julian Watson vs Steven Parker[/B][/QUOTE]

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Tuesday Week 4, January 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Julian Watson and Steven Parker opened the show fighting to a double count out at about 11 and ½ minutes. [B]Julian Watson Draws Steven Parker Rating: C-[/B] Canadian Gangsta showed why he’s still a lethal force as he dominated The Gremlin. The two had great chemistry and played well off each other but the match went a little too long for both of them and it dragged a little in the middle. The Drive-By Clothesline took Gremlin down and he was pinned just shy of 12 minutes. [B]Canadian Gangsta over The Gremlin Rating: E[/B] Raphael got his match, a ladder match at that, but he couldn’t seem to win out over Phenomenal E. The match was devastating on both sides and Big E had to practically crawl up the ladder to retrieve the winners award. All told the match took about 22 and ½ minutes. [B]Phenomenal E. over Raphael Ladder Match Rating: C[/B] Nathan Black managed to stand toe to toe with the big man Tim Westybrook for all of 12 and ½ minutes before “The Black Dog” was smashed by the Coal Miner’s Slam. [B]Tim Westybrook over Nathan Black Rating: C[/B] The fans weren’t as riled about this match as the last one and for good reason the two men couldn’t hold it together as well. Parent could get up from three Lethal Injections and lost the match at just over 19 and ½ minutes. [B]Joey Poison over Alan Parent Last Man Standing Rating: C-[/B] Joey Poison excited over his win hit the crowd and celebrated with them. [B]Rating: E[/B] Again Steve Flash dominated the match but Dog Fyte couldn’t let him win. “The Big Dog” hit a low blow and used the tights for the pin at almost 24 minutes. [B]Dog Fyte over Steve Flash Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 4, December 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Tim Westybrook took a flawless win over Raphael. Suprisingly the young all-rounder lasted 16 minutes before being taken out by the Coal Miner’s Slam and pinned. [B]Tim Westybrook over Raphael Rating: C[/B] Both winners from the night before Joey Poison and Phenomenal E. met up in a match that had a few hiccups. Poison Dominated showing why he things he should be next in line for the title and he pinned Big E at 18 and ½ minutes after the Lethal Injection. [B]Joey Poison over Phenomenal E. Rating: C-[/B] Steve Flash finally found his footing with Dog Fyte, having learned all his tricks Steve Flash took “The Big Dog” to task. Flash dominated Fyte and got the win with a Flash Bang and a pin at 20 minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Dog Fyte Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Monday Week 1, February 2006 From BackstageWrestling.com [QUOTE]Jungle Jack aka Jack Marlowe left his DaVE, MPWF and GCG contracts as he has now joined SWF. All this after contract negotiations stalled with Enygma who has now left the company. Lee Wright left PGHW when his contract expired but he company did gain a new announce team in Shirosama Ezakiya and Koyo Raikatuji. Catherine Quinn signed on to CGC when Dean McWade left the company to sign a written deal with NOTBPW and Ray Gordy Signed on as the new Authority over at AAA. [B]America[/B] SWF manager The Guru put over tag star Bart Biggz on a local TV show, it appears they have been becoming fast friends backstage. USPW new acquisition Sammy Bach is apparently becoming a locker room favorite as top star Mick Muscles was on the Radio and put him over as a great worker.[/QUOTE] From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]We had a great first month of weekly shows and we’re looking to continue that trend the first 4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young of February will see a best of three different match styles with Joey Poison facing off against Tim Westybrook. Whoever wins the series will face Steve Flash as the Number One Contender. The first match is Tim Westybrook’s forte a Texas Death Match to showcase his strength. Phenomenal E. has asked for a match to suit his talents and he has been given a match against none other then “The Black Dog” himself Nathan Black. And back by popular demand Raphael and Julian Watson will face off in the ring much to the joy of the fans. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Tim Westybrook vs Joey Poison Texas Death Match Phenomenal E. vs Nathan Black Raphael vs Julian Watson[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 1, February 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Dog Fyte beat the living tar out of The Gremlin for about 8 and ½ minutes before laying him out with The Stiff Arm for the pin. [B]Dog Fyte over the Gremlin Rating: C-[/B] Steve Flash completely dominated Steven Parker in a match where the chemistry between the two was evident. Not only that but Steve Flash was on the ball and looked great out there. The Flash Bang made the pinfall possible and just shy of 8 minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Steven Parker Rating: C+[/B] [B]Show[/B] The first match of the actual show saw Raphael take out Julian Watson with an underhanded handful of tights at 16 minutes. [B]Raphael over Julian Watson Rating: C-[/B] Julian Watson didn’t take the dastardly mover to well and attacked Raphael after the match. [B]Rating: F[/B] Phenomenal E. and Nathan Black met in a good match Aerial versus technical. “The Black Dog” couldn’t hold Big E and got hit with the Phenomenal Leap at 13 minutes and was pinned. [B]Phenomenal E. over Nathan Black Rating: C[/B] Nathan Black completely frustrated by his lose beat down Phenomenal E. [B]Rating: E[/B] Terry Smith spoke with Joey Poison about his match that night with Tim Westybrook. Poison said that tonight may be Westybrook’s niche but Joey Poison is gonna try his hardest and will make it out in the end. [B]Rating: D[/B] Just as Poison predicted this was Westybrook’s match. Westybrook took Poison to task and spent the match beating him from corner to corner. After two Coal Miner’s Slams Joey Poison was unable to beat the ten count after the pin. Total time about 22 minutes for the entire match.. [B]Tim Westybrook over Joey Poison Last Man Standing Match Rating: C Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 1, February 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]The best of seen series is on it’s way and after a week off it looks like we’re gonna have match number six right here next week. Also announced is Raphael versus Julian Watson round two after Raphael’s cheating ways Julian demanded a rematch. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 match #6 Raphael vs Julian Watson[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 2, February 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Steven Parker appears to be getting set to move on to bigger and better things as he completely rules the ring in a match versus Stretch the Chicken Boy. It was 7 and ½ minutes of all Parker before he hit The Next Big Thing and got the win. [B]Steven Parker over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: D[/B] Tim Westybrook continues to be an unstoppable force in 4C as he completely devastates Alan Parent. If these two had any thing that clicked in the ring this would have been a better match but thankfully it was over with the Coal Miner’s Slam at 8 minutes. [B]Tim Westybrook over Alan Parent Rating: C-[/B] [B]Show[/B] After the attack last week Phenomenal E. came out to tell Terry Smith he wants a best two of of three matches against Nathan Black. [B]Rating: D[/B] In the second match between Raphael and Julian Watson it was Watson turn to use “Creative tactics” to win. 19 and ½ minutes in Watson used the ropes to pin Raphael. [B]Julian Watson over Raphael Rating: C-[/B] This time it was Raphael’s turn to object as he laid a huge beating on Julian Watson. [B]Rating: F[/B] In the first of the best two out of three matches Nathan Black had to sneak a little extra something from his tights to knock out Phenomenal E. and get the pin at almost 12 and ½ minutes. [B]Nathan Black over Phenomenal E. Rating: C[/B] Match number six of the best of seven and Dog Fyte couldn’t shut down Steve Flash. “Mr Canada” ruled the ring to the delight of the fans and the dismay of “The Big Dog”. Dog Fyte got so frustrated he finally attacked Flash with the ring bell and got himself disqualified. [B]Steve Flash over Dog Fyte Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 2, February 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]The final match of the best of seven series will be held at our big February event 4C Presents…Stiff Upper Lip. Next week at 4C presents…Live Fast, Die Young we have match two of the Westybrook versus Poison Series with a House of Hun Match to show case Poison’s Aerial Talent. We will also have the second in the two out ot three series between Phenomenal E. and Nathan Black. The last scheduled match for next week will be another Raphael versus Julian Watson match with both men cheating to get a win we can only wonder what this next match will hold. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast Die Young Tim Westybrook vs Joey Poison House of Fun Match Phenomenal E. vs Nathan Black Match #2 in Series Raphael vs Julian Watson 4C Presents…Stiff Upper Lip Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Final Match[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 3, February 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Dog Fyte dominated his warm up dark match for next weeks big event completely destroying Stretch the Chicken Boy. There was a nice flow between the two and the Dogplexes seemed especially brutal. The pin came at a little over 6 and ½ minutes. [B]Dog Fyte over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: C[/B] Steve Flash got a warm up match before the final of the best of seven as well. He beat The Gremlin with a Flash Bang at 8 and ½ minutes. Steve Flash looked incredibly impressive. [B]Steve Flash over The Gremlin Rating: C[/B] [B]Show[/B] The show started off with a match from two cheaters and they didn’t stop for the evening as Raphael and Julian Watson both got DQ’d when they attacked each other with steel chairs. The ref called for the bell at 17 an ½ minutes. [B]Raphael draws with Julian Watson Rating: C-[/B] Match two in the best two out of three and Phenomenal E. ties it up with a devastating win over Nathan Black. The Phenomenal Leap was the final touch as Big E got the pin at a wee bit before 12 minutes. [B]Phenomenal E. over Nathan Black Rating: C[/B] Joey Poison brings Tim Westybrook into his house… the house of fun. Tim has a hard time getting a hold on Joey as he maneuvers through all the bars and ropes of the ring and Joey Poison finally sneaks in a Lethal Injection. The pinfall is counted and 20 and ½ minutes and ties up the series. [B]Joey Poison over Tim Westybrook House of Fun Match Rating: C- Overall Rating: C-[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 3, February 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]The whole roster is at it again added to the last of the best of seven series is the final of the showcase of skills between Tim Westybrook and Joey Poison. Neither Westybrook nor Poison are technical specialist, and their last match is a submission match so it’s anyone’s game. After the double DQ Raphael and Julian Watson will face off in a No DQ match. Phenomenal E. and Nathan Black will meet in their last two out of three match and that’s not all. Steven Parker goes up against Alan Parent and The Gremlin takes on Stretch the Chicken Boy in a freak on freak match [B]4C Presents…Stiff Upper Lip Steve Flash vs Dog Fyte Best of 7 Final Match Tim Westybrook vs Joey Poison Submission Match Raphael vs Julian Watson No DQ Phenomenal E. vs Nathan Black Steven Parker over Alan Parent The Gremlin over Stretch the Chicken Boy[/B][/QUOTE]

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Tuesday Week 4, February 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Ted Ross and Terry Smith take some took some time to talk about the final match up in the Best of seven series. This would determine the 4C Champion. Ted Ross in his usual New York Rangers Jersey tok up the call for Dog Fyte to be the New Champ and Terry Smith took up the banner of Steve Flash for every working Canadian. [B]Rating: D[/B] A horrific match between the Gremlin and Stretch the Chicken Boy so bad I think that the fans actually closed their eyes during it. The Gremlin completely dominated young Stretch and put us all out of our misery at almost 12 minutes with a Gremlin Slam. [B]The Gremlin over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: E[/B] Steven Parker took out Alan Parent in a decent bout. It looks like Parker will be moving up soon as he got a clean win over Parent with the Future Shock at nearing 13 minutes. [B]Steven Parker over Alan Parent Rating: C-[/B] This was it after three matches full of DQs Raphael and Julian Watson took each other on in a NO DQ match. Both men took full advantage of this using every dirty trick in the book but it seemed that Raphael was the trickier one. The pin came at about 20 minutes after the Youth Gone Wild. [B]Raphael over Julian Watson NO DQ Rating: D[/B] Match three of the Two out of Three series came up with a win for Phenomenal E. when Nathan Black was disqualified. Black was furious and couldn’t see why he would be called out for the simple little chair shot. All told 12 and ½ minutes of slightly below par wrestling from the two. [B]Phenomenal E. over Nathan Black Rating: C-[/B] Joey Poison took to the ring before his match and reminded Terry Smith that the #1 contender spot was what was at stake here. With both man having a win the submission match was the deciding factor and Poison intended on being the #1 contender. [B]Rating: D[/B] Even though both men lacked great technical skills they still put on a halfway decent match for the fan. Joey Poison was true enough to his word though at Tim Westybrook tapped out to the Antidote Web at almost 21 minutes. [B]Joey Poison over Tim Westybrook. Submission Match Rating: C-[/B] Steve Flash was the champ when he walked in and was the champ when he walked out. Anyone who had sent he match would have old you it was obvious why he was the champ. He wiped the floor with Dog Fyte and there was nothing “The Big Dog” could do about it. The pin came after the Flash Bang at just shy of 23 minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Dog Fyte Rating: C+[/B] Having resigned himself to his loss Dog Fyte took the time to raise Steve Flash’s hand and celebrate the win with him [B]Rating: D Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 4, February 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE]Still hot over last nights loss Nathan Black challenges Phenomenal E. to one more match and Big E excepts. [B]Rating: E[/B] The Phenomenal One shows why he won last nights match as he launches an air assault on Nathan Blakc the likes of which have never been seen. Pinfall after the Phenomenal Leap at 12 and ½ minutes. [B]Phenomenal E over Nathan Black Rating: C-[/B] These guys still haven’t gotten their act together in the ring and it shows. Tim Westybrook dominated Alan Parent and won with a Coal Miner’s Slam at just shy of 18 minutes. [B]Tim Westybrook over Alan Parent Rating: C-[/B] The new number one contender Joey Poison took on the old number one contender Dog Fyte and rocked his world. Dog Fyte having lost his get up and go after the best of seven series was completely overwhelmed by Poison. The Lethal Injection finished the job at 22 and ½ minutes. [B]Joey Poison over Dog Fyte Rating: C Rating: C-[/B][/QUOTE]

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Monday Week 1, March 2006 From BackstageWrestling.com [QUOTE]Following in his brother’s footsteps Dallas McWade signed a written contract with NOTBPW leaving DaVE. The management at DaVE hired former professional football player Mark Storm and former NYCW star Whistler. TCW took on Enygma only a month after he was let go from SWF and lastly PRIDE Koiso has left PGHW due to contract expiration. [B]Canada[/B] NOTBPW’s Julie Forletta appeared on the radio and had good things to say about “Trademark” Thomas Morgan it appears they’ve become close friends say other sources. [B]Japan[/B] WLW’s Beetle Kimura appeared on radio show and said he and The Incredible Koyama are having problems behind the scenes. It appears Bettle feels that Koyama is holding back younger members of the roster.[/QUOTE] From Wrestlingontv.com [QUOTE]A few shows to debut this month, in the Europe UCR will be debuting it’s Smash on the same day and time SWF Smash Monday from10:00pm to Midnight. BHOTWG will debut its second show action packed on Honshu Regional TV Wednesdays from 10:00pm to Midnight. And lastly PGHW – The TV Show sees air time on Japanese Sports Vision from 11:00pm to 1:00am Saturdays.[/QUOTE] From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]Last month saw Dog Fyte lose his best of seven series to our over year long champion Steve Flash. New number one contender saw out the old number one contender in a great match up and as is the tradition of the 4C Championship Title Joey Poison will face Steve Flash in a best of seven series. This week however sees test match between Flash and Poison to gauge the two fighters before the series starts. Also this week will see Tim Westybrook facing off against Dog Fyte and Raphael meets up with Steven Parker. [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Raphael vs Steven Parker Tim Westybrook vs Dog Fyte Steve Flash vs Joey Poison[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 1, March 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Julian Watson continued to dominate the dark matches with another incredible win over stretch the Chicken Boy. Pinfall happened after the Overhead Flip Slam at 8 minutes. [B]Julian Watson over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: D[/B] Nathan Black met up with Alan parent who has been on some what of a losing streak. The match would have went better if the two men sold it better but as is Parent got himself DQ’d after a chair shot at just shy of 8 minutes. [B]Nathan Black over Alan Parent Rating: C-[/B] [B]Show[/B] Opening the show was a underhanded victory by Steven Parker over Raphael. The two had an incredible rapport in the ring and played well of each other. Parker’s pin came after an unseen low blow at about 13 and ½ minutes. [B]Steven Parker over Raphael Rating: C[/B] As Raphael was being helped out of the ring Steven Parker taunted him a bit about his loss. The crowd wasn’t into it but it moves things along. [B]Rating: E[/B] Tim Westybrook met up with Dog Fyte in what was definitely an above average match. Both men seemed evenly matched but Tim Westybrook got the advantage and a Coal Miner’s Slam for the pin at just over 18 minutes. [B]Tim Westybrook over Dog Fyte Rating: C+[/B] The main event was a great opening trial bout for the champ and the number one contender. Almost 21 minutes of pure excitement from both men and if this match was any example the Joey Poison might be the new champion. The pin came after one of the best looking Lethal Injections we’ve ever seen. [B]Joey Poison over Steve Flash Rating: B- Overall Rating: C+[/B][/QUOTE]

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Thursday Week 1, March 2006 From 4CWrestling.com [QUOTE]The best of seven series starts next week with match one and it’s time to see who will take an early lead. Also expect to see a best of seven series match up at 4C Presents…Sweat The Small Stuff. This week we’ll also have Dog Fyte versus Phenomenal E. and Nathan Black will be facing off against Stretch the Chicken Boy [B]4C Presents…Live Fast, Die Young Steve Flash vs Joey Poison Best of 7 series match #1 Dog Fyte vs Phenomeal E Nathan Black vs Stretch the Chicken Boy 4C Presents…Sweat The Small Stuff Steve Flash vs Joey Poison Best of 7 series match #3[/B][/QUOTE]

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Wednesday Week 2, March 2006 From ShowReports.com [QUOTE][B]Dark Match[/B] Cal Sanders is back after two months off and he’s lost the Lumberjack gear. His first match since his return and he dominated The Gremlin all over the ring. The match reminded us that these two men work really well together and if Sanders is as motivated from now on as he was in this match then he’s gonna go places. A very effective Canadian Leg breaker ended the match with a submission at 7 and ½ minutes. [B]Cal Sanders over The Gremlin Rating: C-[/B] Alan parent looking to prove himself faced off against a very hot Julian Watson. Watson held the momentum for as long as Parent did and this frustrated “Parental Abuse” who finally took some time to blatantly cheat for a submission at almost 8 minutes. [B]Alan Parent over Julian Watson Rating: C-[/B] [B]Show[/B] “Black Dog” Nathan Black also one of the top contenders for the next shot at the title took the first match of the evening in great form. The match wasn’t all the great mainly do to Stretch’s lack of talent but the two did play well off each other. After a complete trouncing Stretch got caught up in a Black Out Suplex and was pinned at nearly 10 minutes. [B]Nathan Black over Stretch the Chicken Boy Rating: D[/B] Dog Fyte took his show to the next person down the line in a match with Phenomenal E. After losing the best of seven for the titles and to Tim Westybrook last week he was a bit frustrated. When he couldn’t hold down the Phenomenal one he resorted to a alow blow and then using the ropes for leverage for a pin at not quite 18 minutes. [B]Dog Fyte over Phenomenal E Rating: C[/B] Phenomenal E. was livid at how he lost and he challenged Dog Fyte to a series of special matches each one being different. Dog Fyte nods his acceptance of the challenge and the crowd is underwhelmed, but will the matches have the same effect. [B]Rating: D[/B] The first match for the best of seven was about to start but Steve Flash took the time to shake with his opponent first in a show of true respect between these competitors. [B]Rating: D[/B] Seemingly revitalized by last weeks opening bout Steve Flash truly dominated this match up agsint his younger opponent. As has been evident in every match we’ve seen between these two they certainly know how to work together. Joey Poison fell to the Canadian Clash and the pin a little over 21 and ½ minutes. [B]Steve Flash over Joey Poison Rating: C+ Overall Rating: C[/B][/QUOTE]