Herrbear Posted September 11, 2021 Share Posted September 11, 2021 High Flyin Hawaiian and Joffy Laine vs Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn Roderick Remus vs Matt Hocking Greg Gauge vs Nate Johnson Mystery Man and Tigre Salvaje vs Findlay O’Farraday and Troy Tornado Sammy Bach vs Killer Shark Aaron Andrews vs Titan One Man Army vs Wolf Hawkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted September 11, 2021 Share Posted September 11, 2021 High Flyin Hawaiian and Joffy Laine vs Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn Roderick Remus vs Matt Hocking Greg Gauge vs Nate Johnson Mystery Man and Tigre Salvaje vs Findlay O’Farraday and Troy Tornado Sammy Bach vs Killer Shark Aaron Andrews vs Titan One Man Army vs Wolf Hawkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted September 18, 2021 Author Share Posted September 18, 2021 <p><span style="font-size:14px;"><strong>TCW Presents Total Wrestling:</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> Mighty Mo and Freddy Huggins almost came to blows after Mo squashed Elliot Thomas, but they saved themselves for Battegrounds, which is a lot more than can be said for the rest of the roster. Despite being warned to be on his best behaviour, Killer Shark took out the referee in his match with Sammy Bach before smashing the veteran around with a variety of objects from around the ring. When he made the pin Spencer Spade came out to “assist” the referee in making the three count (which, as the ref was unconscious, involved him picking him his hand and hitting the mat three times in quick succession). That brought Shark a ban from the arena for the rest of the night, but even then he <em>still </em>showed up during the match between Andrews and his colleague Titan. This caused Queen Emily to come out mid-match to ban him from Battlegrounds, and Andrews heaped on the misery by throwing Titan out of the ring onto Shark, earning himself the count out victory as The Sinner Society members argued with Queen Emily. The Sinner Society will now be represented by Titan, Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn at Battlegrounds.</p><p> </p><p> Elsewhere Jay Chord “surprisingly” (if you didn’t know he was carrying an injury) announced that he would not be part of Team Chord at Battlegrounds - his team will consist of Findlay O’Farraday, Marc Speed, Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton. They are due to face Enygma, Mystery Man, Masked Cougar and Tigre Salvaje, but after O’Farraday beat down Salvaje brutally after their match and Edd Stone made the save, there’s a distinct possibility that there may be a substitution <em>(spoiler: Edd Stone will wrestle instead of Tigre Salvaje)</em>.</p><p> </p><p> The best match of the night was Wolf Hawkins defeating One Man Army in the Main Event, ahead of the Syndicate vs Gauge / Parker, Doc Hammond and One Man Army Battlegrounds matchup, but running it close was Matt Hocking having his best singles match ever, defeating Roderick Remus in advance of his tag title shot with Pretty Okakura. Elsewhere, Greg Gauge took a regulation victory over Nate Johnson, while High Flyin Hawaiian continued his role of working hard in matches while taking defeat. Will the guy get a break?</p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Greg Gauge defeated Nate Johnson</strong></span> in 6:04 (74)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Mighty Mo squashed Elliot Thomas</strong></span> in 3:03 (74)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn defeated High Flyin Hawaiian and Joffy Laine</strong></span> in 7:34 (61)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Killer Shark defeated Sammy Bach</strong></span> in 7:45 (76)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Findlay O’Farrady and Troy Tornado defeated Mystery Man and Tigre Salvaje</strong></span> in 7:11 (59)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Matt Hocking defeated Roderick Remus</strong></span> in 11:03 (81)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Aaron Andrews defeated Titan</strong></span> by count out in 8:24 (76)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Wolf Hawkins defeated One Man Army</strong></span> in 11:42 (86)</p><p> </p><p> <em>Overall Rating 88</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Online Hot Threads:</strong></p><p><strong> Killer Shark banned from Battleground IV!</strong></p><p><strong> Four multi-man matches set for Battleground IV</strong></p><p><strong> Hellion injures back at HGC</strong></p><p><strong> MAW growing!</strong></p><p><strong> Cost cutting measures for TCW?</strong></p><p> </p><p> That sets the card for Battleground IV, setting a new high with 36 wrestlers booked on the main card (excluding shows with a battle royale). Normally on Saturday Night Showcase before the PPV I don’t book any wrestlers who are wrestling the following night, but I’m simply running out of wrestlers people recognise, so Human Arsenal, Benny Benson, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine all were booked.</p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51391" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><strong>TCW Saturday Night Showcase:</strong><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Human Arsenal and Benny Benson defeated Bart Biggins and Jaylon Martins</strong></span> (56)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine defeated Ground and Pound</strong></span> (58)</p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Dazzling Dave Diamond defeated Akima Brave</strong></span> (70)</p><p> </p><p> <em>Overall Rating 77</em></p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> This year Battlegrounds looks much more like it should do, with plenty of multi-man matches as we begin the run up to Total Mayhem. Can Mighty Mo prove he is the top man in TCW? Will the tag title match by MOTN despite having an unknown wrestler involved (yes, Pretty Okakura is still unknown). Can the Sinner Society succeed without Killer Shark - and will the monster stay away? Can Enygma wrestle a half decent match (look, we've put seven other men in the match, surely they can carry him)? With battles including The Syndicate, Gauge, Bach, Spencer up and down the card, it could be a classic night of wrestling.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>TCW Battlegrounds IV:</strong></p><p> High Fyin Hawaiian, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Human Arsenal, Benny Benson and Maverick</p><p> Sammy Bach vs Spencer Spade</p><p> Aaron Andrews, T-Bone Bright and Lenny Brown vs Titan, Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn</p><p> Team Enygma (Enygma, Edd Stone, Masked Cougar, Mystery Man) vs Team Jay Chord (Findlay O’Farraday, Marc Speed, Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton)</p><p> Greg Gauge, Steven Parker, Doc Hammond and One Man Army vs The Syndicate</p><p> Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura for the <strong>TCW Tag Team Titles</strong></p><p> Freddy Huggins © vs Mighty Mo for the <strong>TCW World Heavyweight Title</strong></p> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted September 18, 2021 Share Posted September 18, 2021 High Fyin Hawaiian, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Human Arsenal, Benny Benson and Maverick Sammy Bach vs Spencer Spade Aaron Andrews, T-Bone Bright and Lenny Brown vs Titan, Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn Team Enygma (Enygma, Edd Stone, Masked Cougar, Mystery Man) vs Team Jay Chord (Findlay O’Farraday, Marc Speed, Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) Greg Gauge, Steven Parker, Doc Hammond and One Man Army vs The Syndicate Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura for the TCW Tag Team Titles Freddy Huggins © vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted September 19, 2021 Share Posted September 19, 2021 High Fyin Hawaiian, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Human Arsenal, Benny Benson and Maverick Sammy Bach vs Spencer Spade Aaron Andrews, T-Bone Bright and Lenny Brown vs Titan, Danny Darkness and Chris Flynn Team Enygma (Enygma, Edd Stone, Masked Cougar, Mystery Man) vs Team Jay Chord (Findlay O’Farraday, Marc Speed, Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) Greg Gauge, Steven Parker, Doc Hammond and One Man Army vs The Syndicate Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura for the TCW Tag Team Titles Freddy Huggins © vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted September 21, 2021 Author Share Posted September 21, 2021 TCW Battleground IV Battleground IV was an event that started slowly (with Team Enygma getting a victory after Enygma hit an Enygma Cutter on Marc Speed in a match which would have been forgettable on TV), but one when hit Andrews / Bright / Brown defeating the Sinner Society the show really got going. Their victory was regulation, before Killer Shark appeared to hit a Shark Bite on Aaron Andrews. Spencer Spade got an upset victory over Sammy Bach before Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus retained their Tag Titles over Matt Hocking and Pretty Okaura in THE BEST MATCH I HAVE EVER BOOKED IN TCW. That's a match featuring Matt Hocking, who's highlight under me has been a disappointing TV Title run, and Pretty Okura who hasn’t hit 30 overness yet. They had a phenomenal high flying match with Hernandez (who is the second most popular worker in the US, only behind Aaron Andrews) getting the pin after an Apparition #14 on Pretty Okura. The Syndicate then defeated Gauge / Parker / Doc Hammond and One Man Army, in a match which I had to ignore the claims that it was over exposing Ernest Youngman. He can handle it. Wolf Hawkins took the victory in another great match, delivering a Full Moon Rising on One Man Army. Compared to the previous two bouts the Main Event was slightly less finessed, but still a decent battle. There’s still a question over Mighty Mo’s psychology for longer matches, but this needed to be this long to tell the story. Mo really worked over Freddy Huggins, with the champion having to swing the momentum by taking to the ropes. Mo tried to finish the match with a Plunging Spinebuster, but Huggins managed to grab a leg, making the challenger collapse during the move, and Huggins rolled Mo up for the quick pin. Noticeably elsewhere Queen Emily announced that there would be a tag team tournament going into Where Eagles Fear To Tread, and she wanted to see teams with at least one youngster in to develop the Tag Division. The two ladies she put in putting together the teams where debuting superstars Hannah Potter (as a girl next door face) and Angelle (Chrissie Angelle, as the polar opposite heel to Potter in a rather more risqué outfit). If this doesn’t help my tag division nothing will (although given that the division has just pulled out my best match ever, maybe it’s not in as bad as a state as I thought). Team Enygma (Enygma, Edd Stone, Cougar Stone and Mystery Man) defeated Team Chord (Findlay O’Farraday, Marc Speed, Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) in 11:30 (62) High Flyin Hawaiian, Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine defeated Human Arsenal, Benny Benson and Maverick in 9:16 (67) Aaron Andrews, T-Bone Bright and Lenny Brown defeated The Sinner Society (Titan, Chris Flynn and Danny Darkness in 10:34 (87) Spencer Spade defeated Sammy Bach in 15:08 (77) Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © defeated Shockura to retain the TCW Tag Team Titles in 11:51 (94) The Syndicate (Wolf Hawkins, Joshua Taylor, Ranger and Ernest Youngman) defeated Greg Gauge, Steven Parker, Doc Hammond and One Man Army in 17:26 (91) Freddy Huggins © defeated Mighty Mo to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Title in 17:51 (85) Overall Rating 86 Online Hot Threads: Freddy Huggins squeezes victory to continue reign Phenomenal match in Tag Division Hannah Potter and Angelle tasked with putting together tag teams The enigma that is Enygma - why? Much of the show happened as I expected - without Jay Chord in the opener, and him watching on without impacting, the match dragged, and we'll blame that one fully on the aging superstar Enygma. At the other end of the spectrum Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus proved that that can have superb matches with any talented wrestlers, however well known they are, but even then the result was better than expected. Can I resist moving them back into singles action? We'll see, In the main event Mighty Mo still proved he has a thing or two to learn about psychology, and Freddy Huggins isn't quite as able to walk an opponent through a longer match as Aaron Andrews of Wolf Hawkins did. The champion did retain, although it is expected not to be the last he sees of Mo. Oh, there was another match that I didn't mention in the write-up - the remaining midcarders left on my roster combined for another TV quality match, with High Flyin Hawaiian actually getting a PPV victory - Nate Johnson unsurprisingly taking the defeat. TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Akima Brave vs Mighty Mo Steven Parker vs El Hijo Del Neutron Spencer Spade vs Sammy Bach High Flyin Hawaiian vs Ranger Edd Stone © vs Marc Speed for the TCW TV Title Elliot Thomas and Tigre Salvaje vs Shockura Freddy Huggins and Enygma vs Team Tornado (Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) Greg Gauge vs Wolf Hawkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted September 22, 2021 Share Posted September 22, 2021 Akima Brave vs Mighty Mo Steven Parker vs El Hijo Del Neutron Spencer Spade vs Sammy Bach High Flyin Hawaiian vs Ranger Edd Stone © vs Marc Speed for the TCW TV Title Elliot Thomas and Tigre Salvaje vs Shockura Freddy Huggins and Enygma vs Team Tornado (Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) Greg Gauge vs Wolf Hawkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted September 24, 2021 Share Posted September 24, 2021 Akima Brave vs Mighty Mo Steven Parker vs El Hijo Del Neutron Spencer Spade vs Sammy Bach High Flyin Hawaiian vs Ranger Edd Stone © vs Marc Speed for the TCW TV Title Elliot Thomas and Tigre Salvaje vs Shockura Freddy Huggins and Enygma vs Team Tornado (Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton) Greg Gauge vs Wolf Hawkins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted September 30, 2021 Author Share Posted September 30, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: To summarise this show – some stuff happened, and then Greg Gauge and Wolf Hawkins pulled out the best match seen in TCW for many years. The match was set up earlier in the night when Wolf and Joshua Taylor claimed that they were deserving of a Tag Team Title shot, before belittling the champions. Greg Gauge stood up for his colleagues, reminding Wolf Hawkins that he was banned from competing for the World Heavyweight Title, but stated that this didn’t mean that he was first in line for any other title that wanted to challenge for. They agreed to meet one on one in the ring and it was amazing, and Greg Gauge showed that he was man to build a company around for years to come. He did fall to the leader of The Syndicate, who used his colleagues to the fullest in an end to the match that saw Ernest Youngman land The Hit on Greg Gauge as the ref tried to get Ranger / Taylor / Hernandez and Remus to leave the side of the ring. Earlier in the show Matt Hocking and Pretty Okakura claimed that after their near miss at Battleground IV they deserved another Tag Title shot, a declaration that the tag champions seemed to be happy with, with respect earned between all four men. Shockura did have a victory over Elliot Thomas and Tigre Salvaje, which had the double effect of reminding the crowd how they normally perform and making Thomas and Salvaje not seem worthwhile picks for anyone trying to find a tag partner for the upcoming tournament. On that, Hannah Potter and Angelle started their search for tag teams, and the main focus of attention was Lenny Brown. Originally he was approached by Hannah Potter, but he as he seemed ready to agree Angelle poured herself over Brown, seemingly leaving him confused about where to go. Freddy Huggins and Mighty Mo both earned victories – Mo opening the show against Akima Brave, and the champion Huggins teaming with Enygma against Team Tornado in a match which continues to suggest that Enygma is past it. Mo demanded another title shot, but Killer Shark also threw his hat into the ring – a challenge that Andrews was not happy with at all. In a rematch from Battleground IV Spencer Spade took a clean victory over Sammy Bach with a Supreme Stunner, while Marc Speed unsuccessfully challenged for the TCW TV Title in an awkward match. Finally, Jay Chord cost El Hijo Del Neutron against Steven Parker, with the King of Kings blaming Del Neutron for Team Chord’s defeat against Team Enygma, even though he was only ringside. Troy Tornado tried to defend his man, but Jay Chord told Tornado that unless he ends his association with the masked man, he will make an enemy out of him. Mighty Mo defeated Akima Brave in 6:01 (74) Steven Parker defeated El Hijo Del Neutron in 8:46 (78) Shockura defeated Elliot Thomas and Tigre Salvaje in 7:42 (69) Ranger defeated High Flyin Hawaiian in 7:09 (76) Spencer Spade defeated Sammy Bach in 10:30 (83) Edd Stone © defeated Marc Speed in 7:54 to retain the TCW TV Title (73) Freddy Huggins and Enygma defeated Team Tornado in 9:29 (75) Wolf Hawkins defeated Greg Gauge in 20:46 (98) Overall Rating 94 Online Hot Threads: Gauge / Hawkins to go down in TCW history Lenny Brown set for Tag Tournament New signings at HGC Huge contracts offered Yes, that was a PPV quality match thrown away for free on television. Reasons. Lenny Brown looks a lock for the Tag Tournament, but with who is still unknown. The recruitment drive continued on Saturday Night Showcase, with Angelle telling Nick Booth that he needed her to become a big name in TCW, while Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine wanted to prove to Hannah Potter that they could team up together. TCW Saturday Night Showcase: Doc Hammond defeated Nick Booth (55) -Didn’t click Ground and Pound defeated Jaylon Martins and Yuri Yoshihara (50) -Faces didn’t click The New Syndicate defeated Bart Biggins and Elliot Thomas (66) T-Bone Bright defeated Nate Johnson (73) Overall Rating 79 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Maverick and Nate Johnson Enygma, Masked Cougar and Tigre Salvaje vs Camp Tornado Doc Hammond vs Spencer Spade Kurt Laramee vs Findlay O’Farraday Sammy Bach vs Killer Shark Greg Gauge vs Ernest Youngman Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews vs Human Arsenal and Benny Benson Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted September 30, 2021 Share Posted September 30, 2021 That was quite the match between Gauge and Hawkins! Youngman is one of my favorite up and coming guys TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Maverick and Nate Johnson Enygma, Masked Cougar and Tigre Salvaje vs Camp Tornado Doc Hammond vs Spencer Spade Kurt Laramee vs Findlay O’Farraday Sammy Bach vs Killer Shark Greg Gauge vs Ernest Youngman Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews vs Human Arsenal and Benny Benson Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted October 1, 2021 Share Posted October 1, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Maverick and Nate Johnson Enygma, Masked Cougar and Tigre Salvaje vs Camp Tornado Doc Hammond vs Spencer Spade Kurt Laramee vs Findlay O’Farraday Sammy Bach vs Killer Shark Greg Gauge vs Ernest Youngman - Wouldn't surprise me if a draw. Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews vs Human Arsenal and Benny Benson Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 6, 2021 Author Share Posted October 6, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Match of the Night was mid show, when Spencer Spade defeated Doc Hammond in a great contest with an assist from Dazzling Dave Diamond. It was another part in the putting together of the Tag Team Tournament which kicks off next week, as Lenny Brown came out to save Doc Hammond, solidifying them as a team for the tournament. I wasn’t expecting the match to be quite so good, otherwise I wouldn’t have put the technical masterclass between Greg Gauge and Ernest Youngman on afterwards, which killed the crowd a little. Greg Gauge was not happy to be asked to put Youngman over, so I’ll let you guess how well contract negotiations are going. Speaking of that, Killer Shark slammed Sammy Bach off stage after their opening match…. Flying Jimmy Foxx will team with Joffy Laine in the Tag Team Tournament following their victory over perennial TCW jobbers Maverick and Nate Johnson, as will The New Syndicate. Edd Stone promised Hannah Potter something exciting, while Angelle negotiated with Floyd Goldworthy to see Nick Booth and Chris Flynn teaming up. In other matches, Huggins and Andrews teamed to defeat Human Arsenal and Benny Benson in… the main event? Look, this adhoc heel team has done well, but they’ve been defeated by lesser men far quicker recently. The faces were attacked by Killer Shark after the match, and a T-Bone Bright attempted save was stopped by Titan and Danny Darkness. Andrews and Killer Shark fought through the crowd, allowing Mighty Mo to appear to hit a Plunging Spinebuster to champion Freddy Huggins. The earlier match between Enygma’s masked men and Camp Tornado never really happened – Troy Tornado and Davis Wayne Newton left El Hijo Del Neutron, and Enygma wasn’t going to fight with those odds. Del Neutron left the ring and was counted out, and when he got backstage received a Chord Cutter from Jay Chord (Del Neutron is now a face). Chord and Enygma made their match official for Where Angels Fear to Tread, when the second generation star will once more be fit enough to wrestle (thank goodness). Findlay O’Farraday defeated Kurt Laramee, and it looks like we’re heading to a Tag Title match at Where Angels Fear to Tread between champions Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus, Shockura, and Syndicate members Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor. Killer Shark defeated Sammy Back in 5:49 (73) Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine defeated Maverick and Nate Johnson in 7:13 (56) Enygma, Masked Cougar and Tigre Salvaje defeated Camp Tornado by count out in 4:33 (50) Findlay O’Farraday defeated Kurt Laramee in 5:46 (69) Spencer Spade defeated Doc Hammond in 12:06 (86) Ernest Youngman defeated Greg Gauge in 15:46 (73) Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews defeated Human Arsenal and Benny Benson in 11:21 (77) Overall Rating 85 Online Hot Threads: Big stars to leave TCW Kurt Laramee not joining TCW long term Alistair Shufflebottom lands in MAW Angry Gimore takes SWF North American Title for fifth time Matthew Keith drops BHOTWG Tag Titles Brute Kikuchi breaks neck There’s a lot to get into there. Kurt Laramee, who recently left SWF, appeared on a one night deal, reluctantly jobbing to Findlay O’Farraday. El Hijo Del Neutron turned face and Enygma was once more involved in an awful match. However… contract news. Greg Gauge just has one more show in TCW after signing for USPW in a $325k a month deal. I matched it, fully expecting him to re-sign with me, and I am absolutely gutted that he chose the opposition, although they are admittedly still the bigger organisation. I’ll talk about Gauge a little more after the next show, as we are also losing Sammy Bach. I was originally happy to release him, as I couldn’t justify his $200k contract, but after Gauge signed with USPW I offered a deal. That’s when USPW came in, and he’s also joining them for $240k a month. I might have to get more aggressive with them (although I refused to pay that for Bach). Bach has been happy putting over Killer Shark and Spencer Spade in the last few weeks, and has now gone, leaving with a 44-25 record under my booking, with PPV singles defeats to Jay Chord, Wolf Hawkins, Greg Gauge, Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade. Despite being clearly past his best, he can still go in the ring, is supremely charismatic and leaves as the fifth most popular wrestler on my roster. USPW put him straight into a feud with Rich Money. With two top faces gone (one expected, one not), there’s a few changes in line in the build up to Total Mayhem. Greg Gauge gets a DQ victory over Nick Booth on Saturday Night Wrestling after being attacked by Findlay O’Farraday and… you can see where this is going. TCW Saturday Night Wrestling: Roderick Remus defeated Brimstone in 4:14 (58) Shockura defeated Elliot Thomas and Jaylon Martin in 8:25 (58) Edd Stone © defeated Troy Tornado to retain the TCW TV title in 8:53 (73) Greg Gauge defeated Nick Booth by disqualification in 9:26 (76) Overall Rating 77 Wait, we’ve previously discovered that Greg Gauge and Findlay have awful chemistry before on the house circuit? Well, this’ll just hurt Gauge a little more… We will also have the beginning of the early rounds of the Tag Team Tournament. TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Greg Gauge vs Findlay O’Farraday Edd Stone and ??? vs Ground and Pound in the TCW Tag Tournament Hammond & Brown vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in the TCW Tag Tournament Akima Brave vs Killer Shark Seth Whitehead vs Ernest Youngman One Man Army vs Mighty Mo Mainstream Hernandez vs Matt Hocking vs Joshua Taylor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted October 8, 2021 Share Posted October 8, 2021 Greg Gauge vs Findlay O’Farraday Edd Stone and ??? vs Ground and Pound in the TCW Tag Tournament Hammond & Brown vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in the TCW Tag Tournament Akima Brave vs Killer Shark Seth Whitehead vs Ernest Youngman One Man Army vs Mighty Mo Mainstream Hernandez vs Matt Hocking vs Joshua Taylor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted October 8, 2021 Share Posted October 8, 2021 Greg Gauge vs Findlay O’Farraday Tough blow losing Gauge so I’ll assume he is doing the honors one more time. Edd Stone and ??? vs Ground and Pound in the TCW Tag Tournament Hammond & Brown vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in the TCW Tag Tournament Akima Brave vs Killer Shark Big win over Bach so the big man needs to keep it going Seth Whitehead vs Ernest Youngman The Hitman is on the rise One Man Army vs Mighty Mo Do we know Mo? Gotta go with him Mainstream Hernandez vs Matt Hocking vs Joshua Taylor I’ll go with Hocking just to be different Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 8, 2021 Author Share Posted October 8, 2021 Greg Gauge vs Findlay O’Farraday Tough blow losing Gauge so I’ll assume he is doing the honors one more time. Edd Stone and ??? vs Ground and Pound in the TCW Tag Tournament Hammond & Brown vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in the TCW Tag Tournament Akima Brave vs Killer Shark Big win over Bach so the big man needs to keep it going Seth Whitehead vs Ernest Youngman The Hitman is on the rise One Man Army vs Mighty Mo Do we know Mo? Gotta go with him Mainstream Hernandez vs Matt Hocking vs Joshua Taylor I’ll go with Hocking just to be different Are you sure you've predicted that first match right ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted October 8, 2021 Share Posted October 8, 2021 Are you sure you've predicted that first match right ? Hmmm I have been having trouble on my iPad with the graphics the last few days. That’s what I get for update iso 15. Also the Heel always goes over Edit - Lol I totally misread what I wrote. Yeah I picked the wrong team in that first match. I must have been sleeping, not sure how I missed that goof Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 14, 2021 Author Share Posted October 14, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: The show started with Queen Emily and Findlay O’Farraday explaining Findlay’s attack on Greg Gauge on Saturday. Emily accused Greg Gauge of holding TCW to ransom behind the scenes, and she refused to allow wrestlers to think they were bigger than the company. Greg Gauge protested, but Emily sent Findlay to the ring to beat Gauge down. They had a brutal match, but it was going to only end one way, and it happened by O’Farraday suplexing Gauge over the rope, through a table that was left suspiciously close to the ring. After the match O’Farraday dragged out another table and powerbombed Gauge through it. As he left Steven Parker rushed out, calling the medics behind him, and that’s the last we will see of Greg Gauge in TCW (*sobs*). In the Tag Tournament Edd Stone’s partner was revealed to be his nephew David Stone, and they advanced to the PPV with a victory over Ground and Pound. Later Doc Hammond and Lenny Brown teamed for the first time in victory over Chris Flynn and Nick Booth. After the match Hannah Potter and Angelle got into an argument, and it took Lenny Brown to split them up. Next week HGC Tag Team Champions Seth Whitehead and Guillotine will take on The New Syndicate in the tournament, and we saw a preview with Ernest Youngman defeating Whitehead after Ranger goaded Guillotine into the ring, and promptly hit a Global Meltdown on Whitehead while the ref was removing Guillotine. Pity the two men in the match didn’t click. The other match will see Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine take on Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade, who argued in a backstage segment that was actually one of the best moments of the night. Elsewhere Killer Shark defeated Akima Brave, and Mighty Mo defeated One Man Army, with it being announced that both victors will join Aaron Andrew to take on Freddy Huggins in a fourway match for the World Heavyweight title at the end of the month. Finally, knowing that we needed a quality match to headline the show we focused on the upcoming tag match, with Mainstream Hernandez defeating Matt Hocking and Joshua Taylor in a Triple Threat match to take the momentum into the PPV match Findlay O’Farraday defeated Greg Gauge in 11:50 (74) Total Stone (Edd & David Stone) defeated Ground and Pound in the TCW Tag Tournament in 7:02 (73) Ernest Youngman defeated Seth Whitehead in 5:55 (55) Killer Shark defeated Akima Brave in 4:49 (72) Hammond & Brown defeated Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in the TCW Tag Tournament in 8:32 (78) Mighty Mo defeated One Man Army in 5:45 (75) Mainstream Hernandez defeated Joshua Taylor and Matt Hocking in 14:48 (88) Overall Rating 90 Online Hot Threads: Greg Gauge shocks TCW management by signing for USPW Rock God Alavarez separates shoulder in second USPW match USPW World Champion Tyson Baine signs new deal Razan Okamoto wins Yoshifusa Maeda Grand Prix for third time Adam Matravers fire drama El Leon media storm – contract up soon PGHW to take on a Pseudo Sport style That’s it, Greg Gauge is gone. My fault – should have offered more money. He never faced Jay Chord in a feud that was going to be one of the main focuses of the show this year. We did have a debut as he exited – David Stone, who has been not achieving much in HGC for the last six months. He is the only person I’ve ever stolen for HGC (I either share wrestlers on PPA contracts or sign released workers), and his first match was pretty reasonable. HGC Tag Champions Seth Whitehead and Guillotine will also take part in the Tag Tournament – we’ll ignore the fact that they haven’t defended their titles this year after splitting up… Overall, it was four's all round in the prediction competition, which really seems to show that my writing hasn't made it clear how involved Lenny Brown has been in everything around the TCW Tag Team Tournament in theh last few weeks. Tyson Baine is still USPW champion, only wrestling adequate PPV matches. It had better be a good payoff. Harvey Robbinfield leaves as his development contract at MAW expires in a classic case of I had never put him on my shortlist and didn't notice it was up. The fact that he was at MAW not HGC did mean he wasn’t one of my top prospects, but now MAW have got a TV deal it would have been nice to see what he could did with regular action. I’ve finally added him to my shortlist. TCW Saturday Night Showcase: Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade defeated Mystery Man and Tigre Salvaje (70) Marc Speed defeated Yuri Yoshihara (53) High Flying Hawaiian and Akima Brave defeated Human Arsenal and Benny Benson (70) T-Bone Bright vs Titan (78) Overall Rating 79 It was actually a pretty good Saturday Night Showcase, concentrating on hyping the TCW Tag Team Tournament, while giving other wrestlers like T-Bone Bright something to do. TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Steven Parker vs Human Arsenal Total Stone (Ed & David Stone) vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth Mystery Man vs Findlay O’Farraday The Modern Dragons (Guillotine and Seth Whitehead) vs The New Syndicate in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Enygma, Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron vs Troy Tornado, Davis Wayne Newton and Marc Speed Roderick Remus vs Pretty Okakura vs Wolf Hawkins Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews vs Mighty Mo and Killer Shark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted October 15, 2021 Share Posted October 15, 2021 Steven Parker vs Human Arsenal Total Stone (Ed & David Stone) vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth Mystery Man vs Findlay O’Farraday The Modern Dragons (Guillotine and Seth Whitehead) vs The New Syndicate in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Enygma, Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron vs Troy Tornado, Davis Wayne Newton and Marc Speed Roderick Remus vs Pretty Okakura vs Wolf Hawkins Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews vs Mighty Mo and Killer Shark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 19, 2021 Author Share Posted October 19, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: After feuding for all year, Killer Shark shocked Aaron Andrews by finally getting a pinfall victory on the former champion, after the ref missed a tag between him and Huggins that confused the face team. After hitting the Shark Bite on Andrews and making the pin, he followed it up with a Shark Bite on Freddy Huggins, as Mighty Mo backed away looking concerned. In the TCW Tag Tournament The New Syndicate made relatively short work of HGC Tag Champions The Modern Dragons, with Ranger putting away Guillotine. Guillotine and Whitehead were only on the roster temporarily and will remain with HGC, but will be hopeful of a call up after Total Mayhem. Later in the show Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade joined The New Syndicate in the semi-finals with victory over Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine. Elsewhere Steven Parker signed up for a match with Findlay O’Farraday at Where Angels Fear to Tread in a quest to avenge Greg Gauge – Parker and Human Arsenal pulling out a great match, before Findlay squashed Mystery Man (who was originally planned to be his PPV opponent before Greg Gauge left). Ed & David Stone teamed again in victory over Chris Flynn and Nick Booth, while Enygma was involved in another terrible multi-man match, where we learned that Masked Cougar would be teaming with El Hijo Del Neutron against Camp Tornado at the PPV. Finally, after last week’s triple threat match between members competing for the titles on Sunday their partners had their turn – Wolf Hawkins taking victory in a fantastic match (3rd best TV match ever). Hannah Potter and Angelle continued to argue about who would lead a team to Tag Team victory – and Lenny Brown is really front and centre in this one, negotiating with both ladies and trying to make it about the teams involved, not them bickering. We also found out that T-Bone Bright would take on Danny Darkness at the PPV at a match better suited for TV. Steven Parker defeated Human Arsenal in 9:52 (81) Findlay O’Farraday squashed Mystery Man in 2:24 (61) The New Syndicate defeated The Modern Dragons in the TCW Tag Tournament in 6:39 (67) Enygma, Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron defeated Troy Tornado, Davis Wayne Newton and Marc Speed in 10:06 (63) Total Stone defeated Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in 5:38 (72) Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade defeated Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine in the TCW Tag Team Tournament in 9:01 (79) Wolf Hawkins defeated Roderick Remus and Pretty Okakura in 10:44 (91) Mighty Mo and Killer Shark defeated Freddy Huggins and Aaron Andrews in 10:57 (83) Overall Rating 88 Online Hot Threads: Killer Shark pins Andrews! Tag Title match expected to be classic Mystery Man set to leave TCW TCW offer contracts to women from North America and the UK Things I am excited about seeing at the PPV – the Tag Title match. The Tag Tournament. Jay Chord returning to the ring. Things I am not looking forward to seeing – Enygma in singles action. If anyone can carry him to a decent match, surely it’s Jay Chord, right? Great things you like to see pop up in a computer game – Freddy Huggins, long time former tag partner of Edd Stone, has taken Edd’s nephew, new tag partner and fellow Canadian, David Stone, under his wing as a protegee. Having run an International Challenge in a couple of previous diaries I have plenty of Americans and Canadians, but my handful of Islanders, Mexicans and Japanese wrestlers mean I just don’t have the wresters to pull that off… yet. TCW Saturday Night Showcase: Human Arsenal defeated Tigre Salvaje in 10:01 (59) Titan defeated Jaylon Martins in 6:44 (49) One Man Army defeated Maverick in 6:49 (57) Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine defeated Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in 9:39 (62) Overall Rating 68 Greg Gauge was the star of USPW Freedom Fight. Figures. However, he did tag with Frederique in defeat, albeit to James Justice and Nicky Champion, so he hasn’t gone straight in with the mega push. 10 matches at Where Angles Fear to Tread? That's unusual. Some decent looking matches on the card and... some other matches as well. TCW Where Angels Fear to Tread Doc Hammond and Lenny Brown vs Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Edd Stone and David Stone vs The New Syndicate in the TCW Tag Team Tournament The Final of the TCW Tag Team Tournament Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura vs Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor for the TCW Tag Team Titles Steven Parker vs Findlay O’Farraday Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron vs Team Tornado T-Bone Bright vs Danny Darkness Enygma vs Jay Chord Freddy Huggins © vs Aaron Andrews vs Killer Shark vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted October 19, 2021 Share Posted October 19, 2021 Very interesting last show with Shark taking the measure against Andrews and Huggins. Where will it lead in the title match 4-way. TCW Where Angels Fear to Tread Doc Hammond and Lenny Brown vs Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Edd Stone and David Stone vs The New Syndicate in the TCW Tag Team Tournament The Final of the TCW Tag Team Tournament Dazzling Dave and Spencer Spade for the win Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura vs Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor for the TCW Tag Team Titles Steven Parker vs Findlay O’Farraday Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron vs Team Tornado Assuming that Troy is in team Tornado and I've never liked him in the 2016 game. T-Bone Bright vs Danny Darkness Light over Darkness Enygma vs Jay Chord You don't seem very high on Enygma who must be living up to his name. Freddy Huggins © vs Aaron Andrews vs Killer Shark vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Unless Andrews is the mystery guy leaving, I think he will bounce back and take the title pinning Shark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted October 22, 2021 Share Posted October 22, 2021 TCW Where Angels Fear to Tread Doc Hammond and Lenny Brown vs Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament Edd Stone and David Stone vs The New Syndicate in the TCW Tag Team Tournament The Final of the TCW Tag Team Tournament Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © vs Shockura vs Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor for the TCW Tag Team Titles Steven Parker vs Findlay O’Farraday Masked Cougar and El Hijo Del Neutron vs Team Tornado T-Bone Bright vs Danny Darkness Enygma vs Jay Chord Freddy Huggins © vs Aaron Andrews vs Killer Shark vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 23, 2021 Author Share Posted October 23, 2021 TCW Where Angels Fear to Tread The show kicked off with the semi-finals of the Tag Team Tournament. First off The New Syndicate defeated Total Stones in a technical contest where Youngman pinned David Stone, before Hammond & Brown took on Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in much more of a brawl. Hannah Potter and Angelle were ringside arguing with one another and those in the ring, and in Lenny Brown looked extremely frustrated as Angelle's shrieks got louder and louder. The two argued on the apron, and Dazzling Dave Diamond charged in to try and take advantage of the distraction, but Brown moved out of the way, leading to DDD knocking Angelle off the apron, before eating a Star Treatment from Brown to take the pin. Steven Parker against Findlay O’Farraday was the highest rated 1 vs 1 match on the card and was an even contest. Parker did hit the Future Shock on Findlay O’Farraday, and as it looked like Findlay might suffer his first pinfall defeat in TCW Parker was attacked by… Greg Gauge with an evil beard? As the ref called the disqualification “Greg Gauge” continued the attack, applying the Proton Lock to a weary Parker. El Hijo Del Neutron teamed with Masked Cougar to take revenge over Camp Tornado, making the pin on his former leader, Troy Tornado, before T-Bone Bright squashed Danny Darkness in a throwaway match. Then we finally got to see Enygma vs Jay Chord, in the feud that seems to have lasted forever without Chord being able to wrestle. Originally I was hoping this was going to be a potential classic, but after the last few weeks I was happy for it to be a decent return to wrestling for Jay Chord. No interest in continuing this feud any longer, Chord winning with a Cradle Piledriver. Before the final of the Tag Team Tournament we had the three-way for the Tag Titles, which was match of the night. I ignored my road agent telling me I was over-using Pretty Okakura, although he was the man that took the decisive pinfall from Wolf Hawkins. These men can brawl, fly and work technically, and all six men mixed up their moves wonderfully. Every single man hit a finisher, but as Okakura tried to capitalise by going to the top rope Joshua Taylor knocked him off, allowing Hawkins to hit the Full Moon Rising to become Tag Champions with Taylor for the first time. With it being announced that the winners of the Tag Team Tournament would earn a title shot next month at Total Mayhem, it threw up the interesting prospect of an all-Syndicate Tag match, but it was not to be as Lenny Brown pinned Ernest Youngman after a Star Treatment - Hannah Potter was at ringside, but Angelle was not. That just left the World Heavyweight Title match, which did suffer from a lack of selling (from the heels), and Killer Shark being allowed to go on a little rampage. He hit a Shark Bite on both Mighty Mo and Aaron Andrews, before he was thrown from the ring by Freddy Huggins who stole the pin on Mo, despite the ref missing Mo managing to get his foot on the bottom rope. The New Syndicate defeated Total Stones in the TCW Tag Team Tournament in 8:28 (78) Hammond & Brown defeated Dazzling Dave Diamond and Spencer Spade in the TCW Tag Team Tournament in 12:23 (81) Steven Parker defeated Findlay O’Farraday by DQ in 11:25 (87) El Hijo Del Neutron and Masked Cougar defeated Camp Tornado in 8:57 (66) T-Bone Bright defeated Danny Darkness in 3:56 (66) Jay Chord defeated Enygma in 12:19 (81) Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor defeated Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus © and Shockura to win the TCW Tag Team Titles in 14:04 (91) Hammond & Brown defeated The New Syndicate to win the TCW Tag Tournament in 15:03 (80) Freddy Huggins © defeated Mighty Mo, Aaron Andrews and Killer Shark to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Title in 17:53 (90) Overall Rating 89 Online Hot Threads: Hammond & Brown crowned first ever TCW Tag Tournament Champions Matthew Keith debuts with attack on Steven Parker Jay Chord struggles to get match out of Enygma BHOTWG caught spreading WLW rumours again Theheel takes 5-4 prediction victory Firstly, that wasn’t Greg Gauge, it was Matthew Keith. Their contracts came up at the same time, and I had to get creative with Keith’s contract. Stallings capped the salary I could offer and, with Keith being fairly unknown in America, this was far less than what he was being offered to renew with BHOTWG. I offered a 100% event bonus, 55% of merchandise sales and creative control, and the day after Greg Gauge told me he was leaving his brother told me that he would sign for me. Whether or not his brother had spoken to him first I’m not sure. MOTN was the Tag Title match (again), with Hernandez and Remus losing to Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor. Unless anything changes, they are set to take on Hammond & Brown, who took the inaugural TCW Tag Tournament with victories over Dazzling Dave Diamond & Spencer Spade and The New Syndicate. Steven Parker and Findlay O’Farraday outperformed their far more over colleagues Jay Chord and Enygma… TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth One Man Army vs Jay Chord Mystery Man vs Matthew Keith Edd Stone © vs Ernest Youngman for the TCW TV Title Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Shockura Aaron Andrews vs Dazzling Dave Diamond Freddy Huggins © vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Herrbear Posted October 24, 2021 Share Posted October 24, 2021 Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus vs Chris Flynn and Nick Booth One Man Army vs Jay Chord Mystery Man vs Matthew Keith Edd Stone © vs Ernest Youngman for the TCW TV Title Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs Shockura Aaron Andrews vs Dazzling Dave Diamond Freddy Huggins © vs Mighty Mo for the TCW World Heavyweight Title Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eayragt Posted October 31, 2021 Author Share Posted October 31, 2021 TCW Presents Total Wrestling: Mighty Mo talked his way into a rematch with Freddy Huggins in the Main Event, and it was sensational. A little lack of psychology was barely noticeable as the two battled backwards and forwards. Unusually Mo went to the top rope, and that was his downfall, missing his dive before falling to the Huggins Kiss. There were quality matches all over the place, with Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus warming up for their tag title rematch with victory over Chris Flynn and Nick Booth. Edd Stone retained his TV Title over Ernest Youngman, who pushed him all the way, and Jay Chord took victory over One Man Army before coming down to the ring after the Main Event to inform Huggins that his reign would be over by the end of the month. Storyline-wise it would have meant sense for Jay Chord to defeat Mystery Man in the Mexican’s last match in TCW, but instead he proved a decent foil for Matthew Keith to take a debut victory. After the match he told Steven Parker that Greg Gauge had disrespected his father by taking the name “Gauge”, and Parker had added to that disrespect by being on his side. Only slightly better was Aaron Andrews defeating Dazzling Dave Diamond, who honestly just could not keep up with Andrews and was gassed after just six minutes. After the match Eddie Peak brought out Killer Shark and challenged Andrews to face the monster at Total Mayhem. Elsewhere T-Bone Bright set up a match with Dazzling Dave Diamond next week, while Troy Tornado tried to attack El Hijo Del Neutron but had to get away when Enygma intervened. Finally, Lenny Brown and Doc Hammond celebrated becoming the first winners of the TCW Tag Tournament, but were told by Matt Hocking that they weren’t true champions as Shockura were competing for the Tag Titles, and they’ll meet in the ring next week. Jay Chord defeated One Man Army in 8:28 (82) Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus defeated Chris Flynn and Nick Booth in 10:18 (84) Matthew Keith defeated Mystery Man in 5:34 (74) Shockura defeated Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine in 9:24 (68) Edd Stone © defeated Ernest Youngman to retain the TCW TV Title in 12:04 (82) Aaron Andrews defeated Dazzling Dave Diamond in 6:05 (76) Freddy Huggins © defeated Mighty Mo to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Title in 14:21 (96) Overall Rating 85 Online Hot Threads: TCW fans unsure of storylines going into Total Mayhem Lenny Brown drops new catchphrase Mystery Man leaves TCW SWF sign 21CW Champion Sebastian Koller Tributes flood in for Dinny Rantall Amazingly, that 85 overall rating had a massive storyline penalty due to ongoing storylines, as I rearranged my storylines and I need to get a third up to a 70 rating (it’s stuck on 69 at the moment). It would have been one of my top rated shows ever without that, but I’m happy that I can get a penalty and still score in the mid-80’s. We’re on the build to Total Mayhem, and it looks like Huggins vs Chord and Andrews vs Killer Shark are two of the big matches set up. Mystery Man leaves TCW, having only joined to offer a little support to Enygma in his feud with Jay Chord. It was meant to include a 1:1 match, but Chord’s injury but paid to that, and he was of far more value putting Matthew Keith over in his last match. I did explore Sebastian Koller coming over to the US, but SWF swooped in and offered a larger contract than Stalling would consider. Koller has had two 99 rated matches, and was #2 on the Power 100, so the signing could be considered quite a coup. However, Edward Cornell has struggled in USPW (14-11 with an unsuccessful National Title Shot and no successful main show PPV bouts), so it will be interesting to see if he can push on. TCW Saturday Night Showcase: Findlay O’Farraday and Marc Speed defeated Jaylon Martins and Elliot Thomas in 7:15 (57) Troy Tornado defeated Masked Cougar in 5:36 (65) High Flying Hawaiian and Akima Brave defeated Ground and Pound in 9:14 (62) Spencer Spade defeated Flying Jimmy Foxx in 9:02 (74) Overall Rating 75 The only notable event on Saturday Night Showcase was Davis Wayne Newton interfering to assist Troy Tornado in victory over Masked Cougar, and that feud is still continuing. TCW Presents Total Wrestling: David Stone vs Jay Chord Dean Daniels vs Killer Shark Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs The New Syndicate El Hijo Del Neutron vs Marc Speed T-Bone Bright vs Dazzling Dave Diamond Hammond & Brown vs Shockura Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor © vs Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus for the TCW Tag Team Titles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theheel Posted October 31, 2021 Share Posted October 31, 2021 Swear I predicted the last time out…hmmm computer gremlins. Trust me 100% TCW Presents Total Wrestling: David Stone vs Jay Chord Chord teaches the young Stone a lesson Dean Daniels vs Killer Shark Well Shark is on the roll to a big match with Andrews so I don’t see a derailment here. Flying Jimmy Foxx and Joffy Laine vs The New Syndicate The New Syndicate needs to roll El Hijo Del Neutron vs Marc Speed I’ve missed on Neutron matches so I’m changing my tactics T-Bone Bright vs Dazzling Dave Diamond For me Triple D is a name thing. Can he live up to it Hammond & Brown vs Shockura Wolf Hawkins and Joshua Taylor © vs Mainstream Hernandez and Roderick Remus for the TCW Tag Team Titles They are just too good Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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