Post by nwawildside on Aug 30, 2012 13:29:29 GMT -5
RPW SHOW SCHEDULE
Sept 2
Sept 23
RPW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION: LUKE GALLOWS
RPW TV CHAMPION: MIKE POSEY
RPW TAG TEAM CHAMPION: THE CASH VAULT (MOORE & DAWSON)
From Larry Goodman:
Welcome to GWH's live coverage of Rampage Pro Wrestling's Sizzling Summer Bash.
Largest, hottest crowd I've seen at Johnny G's in quite a while. I'm guessing 180-200.
Ring announcer Dan Masters opened the show with a shout out to his "Uncle" Ben Masters' on his birthday tomorrow.
The new TV commentary team is Bill Behrens and Josh Wheeler, Murder One's former business partner in Pro Wrestling Evolution.
Doctor Johnny Gayton welcomed Warner Robins Mayor Chuck to the ring and thanked him for all his support for Johnny G's. Gayton was ambushed by Murder One and J-Rod. They choked him with his tie and ripped his shirt off. This was awesome, because the mayor had no clue what was going on. The fans chanted for Doc's partner, AJ Steele, but instead got Chris Jacobs, Leon McMichaels and Steve Stiles out for the save. The Doc had one of his raging bull, chair throwing fits.
(1) Jacob Ashworth & CB Gibson & Chris Jacobs defeated BFF's ("Marvelous" Michael Stevens & "Adorable" Anthony Andrews) & Tommy Daniels in 10:40. Gibson took the heat. Marv missed a moonsault, but the heels kept the pressure on CB. Daniels missed a charge and the hot tag was made to Ashworth, who hit the elevated full nelson faceplant on Daniels. After a round robin of big moves, Ashworth pinned Daniels with Ashes to Ashes. The crowd was into this match and they popped for the finish.
Marv said Daniels lost and it didn't count against their record. Marv said they got a heavenly smelling package last week, and told the ladies not to be shy. Out came the mystery man again with a present for the BFFs, a glitter covered jar of protein powder. Stevens called it their "kingdom in a jar".
Dan Masters shilled for the September 9 taping featuring an appearance by TLC reality star Honey Boo Boo.
(2) Mike Posey defeated former champion Drew Adler to retain the RPW TV Title in 10:30. The action moved outside where Posey rammed Drew's arm into the brick wall. Posey took control, working on the arm for a good long while. Adler made a spirited comeback despite having only one good arm. Adler hit a corkscrew slingshot splash for a near fall. When Adler tried for the Drew Drop, Posey posted the arm. A top rope battle ensued. Posey capitalized on the bad arm an hit the guillotine leg drop for the win. Quiet crowd early on but they came alive for Adler's comeback.
Posey was joined by his partners Corey Hollis and Chip Day. The psychotic voice of Bent played over the PA. Posey said he wasn't scared. Terrified maybe.
Dan Masters introduced Sal Rinauro. Sal said he had done everything in RPW over the last two and one half years, and what had taken place lately was an atrocity. Rinauro said his new client was pink slipped after slaving away for you people and introduced the head of Allie's Angels LLC, Miss Allie. Miss sweet and innocent has undergone quite the attitude adjustment. Allie said she was back for revenge, and money was no object. "Do I look like I've ever paid for anything?" Allie introduced her first acquisition -- Rob Adonis.
Dan wanted explanations. Sal said Allie wasn't explaining anything and vowed that his client would soon own the company.
(3) Micah Taylor defeated Rob Adonis (with Miss Allie & Sal Rinauro) in 14:03 to become the number one contender for the RPW Heavyweight Championship. Taylor's advertised opponent, Johnny Swinger, canceled on Friday. This was Adonis' first match since suffering broken orbital bones at the hands...umm...knee...of J Rod. Allie distracted the ref and Sal interfered to give Adonis the advantage. The crowd was strongly behind Micah here. Sal interfered again and got a high five from Allie for his efforts. Adonis didn't know which end was up after taking the 10 corner clotheslines from Taylor, but kicked out and came back with an exploder suplex for a near fall of his own. Taylor maneuvered into a crossface. That brought Sal up onto the apron to distract. Adonis tried the sneak attack, but Micah was wise to it. Adonis stumbled into Sal, and Taylor hit a german suplex for the win. Sal's timing and experience were key in getting this match over.
Afterward, Miss Allie was not the least bit happy with her men.
Dan Masters did a quickie ringside segment to conclude the first hour of television.
(4) Chris Jacobs defeated Smith James in 4:10. The debuting James is a thickly built powerhouse Northerner. Jacobs is a local lawman wrestler, taught Mr. Wrestling II's kneelift finisher by the man himself. He ducked a pair of clotheslines to build momentum before spearing James for the pin.
At ringside, an ENRAGED AJ Steele apologized to the fans for what he was about to do to Murder One and J Rod. "And I don't even like tacos, buddy." Doc said the NWA said he couldn't be the commissioner if he was going to wrestle, so he had given the commissioner job to Ben Masters, and he was going to get him some. Dan Masters said surely they wouldn't show this level of violence on TV.
(5) Cash Vault (Bobby Moore & Zane with Charlie Cash) defeated Hot Like Lava (Cru Jones & Shaun Banks) and Corey Hollis & Chip Day in a Rampage Rules match at 16:13 to retain the RPW Tag Titles. Always the ladies' choice, Hot Like Lava were solid fan favorites in this match. "Barney" Moore took a a highly entertaining beating. Cru hit a picture perfect version of the Colt 45 on Hollis, and Lava did a real number on Corey's back. This was a more focused Hot Like Lava, playing for keeps instead of for laughs. Lots of big moves and saves here, and they were good ones. Day kicked Cru's head in and Moore stole the pin to eliminate HLL. An exchange of ridiculously stiff strikes left all four down. Cash slid the belt in to distract Hollis and referee Dee Byers. Moore loaded his elbow pad, and it was lights out for Day, who was pinned by Zane. Best match of the show thus far.
The crowd applauded Hollis and Day for their efforts. The babyface turn by the formerly Rave Approved is progressing nicely.
Dan Masters welcomed the BFFs to the ring. Stevens said they like us, they really like us. Andrews said the ladies could see their muscles from space. Marv said they were hoping for a double date. The mystery man came out with another mystery gift. The box contained black roses. BFF's were pissed.
Charlie Cash's mystery challenger to heavyweight champion Kyle Matthews was a tall, masked individual.
(6) Charlie Cash's mystery opponent defeated Kyle Matthews in a no DQ match to become the new RPW Heavyweight Champion. They weren't fooling the live crowd with the mask. How many guys in the world move like Luke Gallows at that size, let alone in the state of Georgia? They did all kinds of nasty things to each other with a steel chair. Gallows went for a choke slam, but Matthews countered with a jumping knee. Matthews tried to come off the ropes and got leveled by a high boot. Matthews got a rear naked choke. Fans chanted for the tap out, but it was not to be. Gallows gave Matthews a sidewalk slam onto an upright chair. Pretty sick stuff. Matthews waffled Gallows' back HARD with a chair. Gallows had to walk it off. Back at ringside, Gallows inundated Matthews' prone body with chairs. Matthews fired up, driving Gallows into the rail with a slurpee kick. Kyle went for the mask, but Gallows fought him off. Matthews hit a missile dropkick and followed with a frogsplash for near fall, that fans bought as the finish. Cash got up on the apron with a chain. Matthews cut him off, but that gave Gallows time to recover, and he planted Matthews with a sitout powerbomb. A brutal match, amazingly believable given the huge size difference.
Gallows took the mask off. The fans popped for the reveal. Gallows said the reign of the Big LG had begun and he intended to take on the entire NWA.
Dan Masters said Frankie Valentine would make his return to RPW on September 9.
Dan said this main event would be for the DVD only.
PCW owner Stephen Platinum took over for Wheeler on color commentary.
Doc Gayton & AJ Steele defeated J Rod & Murder One in a Double Jeopardy match at 12:50. Match didn't have as much heat as I expected. People probably figured nobody was leaving, which only left one possible outcome. Steele anhandled J Rod, who desperately wanted a tag. J Rod finally decked Steele with an enzuigiri, and Murder was more than happy to put the boots to him. Murder & J Rod isolated AJ, until Steele lifted J Rod the heavens for a massive powerbomb. Doc tagged in, was beaten down, and had the welts on his forehead to prove it. Ref Dee Byers got bumped and didn't see Doc's use of the chair. Doc tossed a chair at Murder's face and drove it in with a polish hammer. Steele then pinned Murder with the Steel City Bomb.
Per the stips, Steele gets Murder in the match of his choosing, J Rod is barred from fleeing his contract for greener pastures in New York, and the babyfaces live to fight another day.
Postmatch, Doc gave J Rod a Samoan Drop onto the concrete floor.
A turnaround show for RPW.
Sept 2
Sept 23
RPW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION: LUKE GALLOWS
RPW TV CHAMPION: MIKE POSEY
RPW TAG TEAM CHAMPION: THE CASH VAULT (MOORE & DAWSON)
From Larry Goodman:
Welcome to GWH's live coverage of Rampage Pro Wrestling's Sizzling Summer Bash.
Largest, hottest crowd I've seen at Johnny G's in quite a while. I'm guessing 180-200.
Ring announcer Dan Masters opened the show with a shout out to his "Uncle" Ben Masters' on his birthday tomorrow.
The new TV commentary team is Bill Behrens and Josh Wheeler, Murder One's former business partner in Pro Wrestling Evolution.
Doctor Johnny Gayton welcomed Warner Robins Mayor Chuck to the ring and thanked him for all his support for Johnny G's. Gayton was ambushed by Murder One and J-Rod. They choked him with his tie and ripped his shirt off. This was awesome, because the mayor had no clue what was going on. The fans chanted for Doc's partner, AJ Steele, but instead got Chris Jacobs, Leon McMichaels and Steve Stiles out for the save. The Doc had one of his raging bull, chair throwing fits.
(1) Jacob Ashworth & CB Gibson & Chris Jacobs defeated BFF's ("Marvelous" Michael Stevens & "Adorable" Anthony Andrews) & Tommy Daniels in 10:40. Gibson took the heat. Marv missed a moonsault, but the heels kept the pressure on CB. Daniels missed a charge and the hot tag was made to Ashworth, who hit the elevated full nelson faceplant on Daniels. After a round robin of big moves, Ashworth pinned Daniels with Ashes to Ashes. The crowd was into this match and they popped for the finish.
Marv said Daniels lost and it didn't count against their record. Marv said they got a heavenly smelling package last week, and told the ladies not to be shy. Out came the mystery man again with a present for the BFFs, a glitter covered jar of protein powder. Stevens called it their "kingdom in a jar".
Dan Masters shilled for the September 9 taping featuring an appearance by TLC reality star Honey Boo Boo.
(2) Mike Posey defeated former champion Drew Adler to retain the RPW TV Title in 10:30. The action moved outside where Posey rammed Drew's arm into the brick wall. Posey took control, working on the arm for a good long while. Adler made a spirited comeback despite having only one good arm. Adler hit a corkscrew slingshot splash for a near fall. When Adler tried for the Drew Drop, Posey posted the arm. A top rope battle ensued. Posey capitalized on the bad arm an hit the guillotine leg drop for the win. Quiet crowd early on but they came alive for Adler's comeback.
Posey was joined by his partners Corey Hollis and Chip Day. The psychotic voice of Bent played over the PA. Posey said he wasn't scared. Terrified maybe.
Dan Masters introduced Sal Rinauro. Sal said he had done everything in RPW over the last two and one half years, and what had taken place lately was an atrocity. Rinauro said his new client was pink slipped after slaving away for you people and introduced the head of Allie's Angels LLC, Miss Allie. Miss sweet and innocent has undergone quite the attitude adjustment. Allie said she was back for revenge, and money was no object. "Do I look like I've ever paid for anything?" Allie introduced her first acquisition -- Rob Adonis.
Dan wanted explanations. Sal said Allie wasn't explaining anything and vowed that his client would soon own the company.
(3) Micah Taylor defeated Rob Adonis (with Miss Allie & Sal Rinauro) in 14:03 to become the number one contender for the RPW Heavyweight Championship. Taylor's advertised opponent, Johnny Swinger, canceled on Friday. This was Adonis' first match since suffering broken orbital bones at the hands...umm...knee...of J Rod. Allie distracted the ref and Sal interfered to give Adonis the advantage. The crowd was strongly behind Micah here. Sal interfered again and got a high five from Allie for his efforts. Adonis didn't know which end was up after taking the 10 corner clotheslines from Taylor, but kicked out and came back with an exploder suplex for a near fall of his own. Taylor maneuvered into a crossface. That brought Sal up onto the apron to distract. Adonis tried the sneak attack, but Micah was wise to it. Adonis stumbled into Sal, and Taylor hit a german suplex for the win. Sal's timing and experience were key in getting this match over.
Afterward, Miss Allie was not the least bit happy with her men.
Dan Masters did a quickie ringside segment to conclude the first hour of television.
(4) Chris Jacobs defeated Smith James in 4:10. The debuting James is a thickly built powerhouse Northerner. Jacobs is a local lawman wrestler, taught Mr. Wrestling II's kneelift finisher by the man himself. He ducked a pair of clotheslines to build momentum before spearing James for the pin.
At ringside, an ENRAGED AJ Steele apologized to the fans for what he was about to do to Murder One and J Rod. "And I don't even like tacos, buddy." Doc said the NWA said he couldn't be the commissioner if he was going to wrestle, so he had given the commissioner job to Ben Masters, and he was going to get him some. Dan Masters said surely they wouldn't show this level of violence on TV.
(5) Cash Vault (Bobby Moore & Zane with Charlie Cash) defeated Hot Like Lava (Cru Jones & Shaun Banks) and Corey Hollis & Chip Day in a Rampage Rules match at 16:13 to retain the RPW Tag Titles. Always the ladies' choice, Hot Like Lava were solid fan favorites in this match. "Barney" Moore took a a highly entertaining beating. Cru hit a picture perfect version of the Colt 45 on Hollis, and Lava did a real number on Corey's back. This was a more focused Hot Like Lava, playing for keeps instead of for laughs. Lots of big moves and saves here, and they were good ones. Day kicked Cru's head in and Moore stole the pin to eliminate HLL. An exchange of ridiculously stiff strikes left all four down. Cash slid the belt in to distract Hollis and referee Dee Byers. Moore loaded his elbow pad, and it was lights out for Day, who was pinned by Zane. Best match of the show thus far.
The crowd applauded Hollis and Day for their efforts. The babyface turn by the formerly Rave Approved is progressing nicely.
Dan Masters welcomed the BFFs to the ring. Stevens said they like us, they really like us. Andrews said the ladies could see their muscles from space. Marv said they were hoping for a double date. The mystery man came out with another mystery gift. The box contained black roses. BFF's were pissed.
Charlie Cash's mystery challenger to heavyweight champion Kyle Matthews was a tall, masked individual.
(6) Charlie Cash's mystery opponent defeated Kyle Matthews in a no DQ match to become the new RPW Heavyweight Champion. They weren't fooling the live crowd with the mask. How many guys in the world move like Luke Gallows at that size, let alone in the state of Georgia? They did all kinds of nasty things to each other with a steel chair. Gallows went for a choke slam, but Matthews countered with a jumping knee. Matthews tried to come off the ropes and got leveled by a high boot. Matthews got a rear naked choke. Fans chanted for the tap out, but it was not to be. Gallows gave Matthews a sidewalk slam onto an upright chair. Pretty sick stuff. Matthews waffled Gallows' back HARD with a chair. Gallows had to walk it off. Back at ringside, Gallows inundated Matthews' prone body with chairs. Matthews fired up, driving Gallows into the rail with a slurpee kick. Kyle went for the mask, but Gallows fought him off. Matthews hit a missile dropkick and followed with a frogsplash for near fall, that fans bought as the finish. Cash got up on the apron with a chain. Matthews cut him off, but that gave Gallows time to recover, and he planted Matthews with a sitout powerbomb. A brutal match, amazingly believable given the huge size difference.
Gallows took the mask off. The fans popped for the reveal. Gallows said the reign of the Big LG had begun and he intended to take on the entire NWA.
Dan Masters said Frankie Valentine would make his return to RPW on September 9.
Dan said this main event would be for the DVD only.
PCW owner Stephen Platinum took over for Wheeler on color commentary.
Doc Gayton & AJ Steele defeated J Rod & Murder One in a Double Jeopardy match at 12:50. Match didn't have as much heat as I expected. People probably figured nobody was leaving, which only left one possible outcome. Steele anhandled J Rod, who desperately wanted a tag. J Rod finally decked Steele with an enzuigiri, and Murder was more than happy to put the boots to him. Murder & J Rod isolated AJ, until Steele lifted J Rod the heavens for a massive powerbomb. Doc tagged in, was beaten down, and had the welts on his forehead to prove it. Ref Dee Byers got bumped and didn't see Doc's use of the chair. Doc tossed a chair at Murder's face and drove it in with a polish hammer. Steele then pinned Murder with the Steel City Bomb.
Per the stips, Steele gets Murder in the match of his choosing, J Rod is barred from fleeing his contract for greener pastures in New York, and the babyfaces live to fight another day.
Postmatch, Doc gave J Rod a Samoan Drop onto the concrete floor.
A turnaround show for RPW.