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Post by gabe72 on Jul 27, 2008 17:05:29 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 27 July 2008 UNF Arena; Univ of North Florida; Jacksonville, Fl [/center] --The show starts off with an announcement concerning the Southern title. The PWF hierarchy met in a closed door meeting immediately after the Southern title determination match at last night’s PPV. It was decided to determine the champion in a Fatal Four Way elimination cage match next week. Four matches on today’s house show will be determination matches for next week’s cage match. 1. ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass def. Steve KeirnRon Bass controlled the majority of the match and wins it with the Running Powerslam. Bass earned his way into the Fatal Four Way cage match next Sunday. 2. The Interns vs Mr Wrestling/Mike GrahamMike Graham was making his way out to the match when he was brutally attacked by Steve Keirn. Keirn left Graham laying in the ramp way with the Piledriver. This forced Mr Wrestling to go at it alone and the Interns took full advantage. Mr Wrestling tried but the numbers caught up with him and he fell to the Ether Rag Knockout. 3. The Olympians dq The PitbullsThe Pitbulls get frustrated in this one as they can’t put either Mr Olympia or Ken Patera away. Patera catches a break and hits the Swinging Neckbreaker on Pitbull #1. Pitbull #2 grabs his chains and blasts Patera drawing the dq. 4. Robert Fuller def. Johnny WeaverThese two continued their violence from last night. The match spills to the outside as Weaver has Fuller locked in the Weaverlock. Miss Sylvia blasts Weaver with a chair and helps Fuller drag Weaver back in the ring. Fuller hit’s a Stud Stomp to get the win and a cage date. 5. The Assassins def. Rocky Johnson/Tony GareaJohnson and Garea are starting to work well as a team but Oliver Humperdink is the difference as he distracts the ref allowing Assassin #1 to catch Johnson with a ‘loaded’ headbutt. The Assassins follow with the Spike Piledriver to steal a win. 6. Blonde Bombers dq The Moondogs to retain the Florida tag titlesThe Moondogs come out swinging their bones which leads to an early dq win for the Bombers. As the Bombers make their way to the back, they’re met in the aisle by the Interns. Dr Ken Ramey makes the Interns challenge official and tells the Bombers to put the belts up against his duo. 7. Sgt Slaughter def. Killer Karl KruppBoth men ended up needing stitches after this one was done. Slaughter is able to sneak in a shot from Krupp’s own riding crop to set up the Cobra Clutch for the win. Slaughter earns his shot at the Southern title. 8. Rikidozan def. Johnny ValentineRikidozan just seems to have Johnny V’s number. Johnny throws everything he has at the ‘puroresu’ legend but can’t keep Dozan down for the 3-count. Oliver Humperdink saves Johnny V from certain defeat once but Dozan puts Johnny down with his Thunderous Chops a couple of minutes later to get the win. Dozan moves into the cage match next week. 9. Barry Windham def. Akira Maeda to retain the Florida titleWindham continues his hot streak and was never in danger of losing the match. Windham ends the match with a figure-four Leglock to retain the title.
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Post by gabe72 on Jul 29, 2008 14:27:28 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 1 Aug 2008 Lakeland Center; Lakeland, Fl [/center] 1. Harker Dirge/Missing Link def. ‘Iron’ Mike Sharpe/Angelo PoffoDirge comes out cloaked in a hooded robe leading Link by a dog collar and chain. Once the match started Missing Link went wild. He totally destroyed both opponents. Harker never tagged into the match preferring to bark out orders to Link. Dirge mercifully tells Link to end the match after hitting Poffo with the Back Flying Headbutt. 2. ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz Sawyer def. Charlie CookSawyer makes quick work of Cook finishing him off with the Powerslam. Afterwards, Harker Dirge comes out and escorts Sawyer to the back whispering in his ear as Sawyer slightly nods his approval. 3. Rocky Johnson/Tony Garea def. Rock-n-Roll RPMsExcellent match as the RPMs use their heel tactics inciting the crowd and keeping early control. Rocky Johnson takes control of the match and finishes Tommy Lane off with the Flying Body Press. 4. Iron Sheik def. Mr WrestlingThe crowd let Iron Sheik know he was not welcome in Lakeland as he attempted to sing the Iranian national anthem. Mr Wrestling interrupted the anthem to the delight of the crowd. The match was a rout however, as Sheik went to hit Mr Wrestling with the Iranian flag only to have it taken away by the referee. Sheik used the distraction to batter Mr Wrestling with his loaded boot. Sheik locks in the Camel Clutch on the bloody Mr Wrestling for the win. 5. Blonde Bombers def The Pitbulls to retain the Florida tag titlesThe Pitbulls looked to put this one away and win the titles but Pitbull #2 missed an ill-advised deathjump. The Bombers seize the opportunity and put Pitbull #2 away with Rip Hawk’s Piledriver for the win.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 1, 2008 9:35:50 GMT -4
PWF TV; 02 Aug 2008 Eddie Graham Sports Complex; Orlando, Fl [/center] --The big angle of the show concerned Iron Sheik, Killer Karl Krupp, and Robert Fuller. Fuller was out at the podium complaining about RMWA referees when Sheik and Krupp appeared and dragged Fuller and Miss Sylvia to the back. To end the show, Sheik and Krupp were back out showing a videotape of Fuller announcing that Iron Sheik would take his place in the Fatal Fourway cage match tomorrow night. During the video, Fuller looked distraught and keep looking off camera as Miss Sylvia can be heard screaming in the background. --Also during the show, Eddie Graham called out Steve Keirn concerning Keirn’s heel turn. A brawl erupted between the two that culminated in Mike Graham pulling them apart. As Mike was pushing his father away, Keirn seizes the opportunity to spin Mike Graham around and deliver a vicious clothesline. Mike’s head bounces off the Complex floor and Mike had to be stretchered out. Eddie Graham is livid and tells Steve Keirn that he’ll be in Miami Beach tomorrow night ready to fight. Match Results:1. Norvell Austin def. Angelo Poffo with the Flying Head Dive. 2. Robert Fuller def. Charlie Cook with the Loaded Boot. 3. Harker Dirge/Missing Link def. Rock-n-Roll RPMs with Dirge’s Dirt Nap on Tommy Lane. 4. Mr Olympia wins the Florida TV title over Tazz with the Sleeperhold.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 3, 2008 16:07:45 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 3 Aug 2008 Miami Beach Convention Center; Miami Beach, Fl [/center] 1. The Interns def. Rock-n-Roll RPMsDr. Ken Ramey was all over the place in this short match giving the Interns free reign with a distracted referee. Intern #1 loads his mask and gives a vicious headbutt to Mike Davis’ nose. Davis’ nose is pouring blood as Intern #1 pins his semi-conscious foe. 2. ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz Sawyer def. Charlie CookSawyer came out with that look in his eye. The nearly uncontrollable ‘Mad Dog’ was almost dq’ed for using his chain to choke Cook. Sawyer hits the Powerslam for the win. Afterwards, Harker Dirge escorts Sawyer to the back. 3. Bob Roop/Bob Sweetan def. Southern Rockers Steve Doll more than held his two bruiser opponents at bay but once Rex King tags in, it goes down hill for the Rockers. Bob Roop survives a Rockerplex and makes the tag to Bob Sweetan. Sweetan dominates King and pins him with the Piledriver. 4. Killer Karl Krupp def. Mr WrestlingMr Wrestling dominated early and nearly got the win with several Sleeperholds. However, Krupp was able to find a way out each time. Krupp uses his riding crop to turn the tide and pins Mr Wrestling after a turnbuckle boot choke. 5. The Olympians def. Rocky Johnson/Tony GareaAnother dominating performance by the Olympians as Ken Patera quickly puts Rocky Johnson away with the Swinging Neckbreaker. Afterwards, the Olympians continue the assault. Norvell Austin comes out and drags Rocky Johnson out of the ring but leaves Tony Garea at the mercy of Patera. Johnson tries to go back and help his partner but Austin drags him to the back. 6. The Assassins def. The MoondogsThe Moondogs owned The Assassins in this match but Oliver Humperdink kept his men in the match. The ‘Dogs got away with using their bones on several occasions as Assassin #2 was visibly bleeding through his mask. Humperdink was able to distract the referee allowing Assassin #1 to ’load’ his mask. Assassin #1 delivers a crushing headbutt to Rex to get the pinfall. 7. Johnny Valentine def. Johnny WeaverJohnny V takes out his recent frustrations on Johnny Weaver in a short dominating performance. Johnny V hits several Atomic Skullcrushers in a row that opens Weaver up. Valentine makes a big show after pinning Weaver with a backbreaker. 8. Harker Dirge/Missing Link def. The PitbullsThe Pitbulls couldn’t get anything going and seemed distracted by Harker Dirge chanting. The match goes to the outside and the ref has a difficult time getting the two legal men back inside the ring. Buzz Sawyer comes out and blasts both Pitbulls with his chains as the ref is getting Missing Link out of the ring. Dirge follows with the Dirt Nap on Pitbull #1 for the win. 9. Eddie Graham no contest Steve KeirnSteve Keirn was ill-prepared for Eddie Graham’s fury. Graham came out with his fists taped and battered Keirn with rights and lefts. Keirn’s chest was bleeding from Graham’s countless thundering chops. Keirn tries to get away but Graham catches him and rams into the ringpost as the ref counts both men out. A low blow gives Keirn enough separation to escape to the locker room. 10. Barry Windham def. Rip Hawk to retain the Florida titleBarry Windham is arguably the hottest wrestler in the LWA right now. Windham kept his hot streak going in this match as he dominated Rip Hawk. Windham uses his double finisher to quickly wear Hawk down. Windham finishes Hawk off with a figure-four Leglock to retain the title. 11. Iron Sheik def. Sgt Slaughter, Rikidozan and ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass to win the Southern title in a Fatal Fourway Cage matchKiller Karl Krupp escorted Iron Sheik to the cage and both went after Sgt Slaughter before the match. Security comes out, separates Slaughter from Sheik and escorts Krupp to the back as we start the match with Rikidozan versus Ron Bass. Soon, Ron Bass is bloody after ‘Dozan tosses him into the cage several times and Iron Sheik tags himself in. Bass tries to come back against Sheik but ends up eating the cage. Iron Sheik eliminates Ron Bass with a Boston crab. Sgt Slaughter comes in but Sheik quickly tags in Rikidozan. Slaughter quickly gains control and uses the cage to bloody ‘Dozan. Slaughter is on fire as he locks ‘Dozan in the Cobra Clutch three times but each time Iron Sheik makes the save. ‘Dozan goes on the offensive and nearly puts Slaughter away with Thunderous Chops. ‘Dozan sends Slaughter into the cage but Slaughter reverses it sending ‘Dozan into the cage again. Slaughter goes for a turnbuckle charge but ‘Dozan moves and Slaughter goes head first into the cage. Slaughter gets up with blood pouring down his face. Sheik tags himself in and delivers a ‘loaded’ boot to Slaughter. Sheik locks in the Camel Clutch and Slaughter is eliminated. As the ref is getting Slaughter out of the cage, Sheik grabs Karl Krupp’s riding crop from inside his boot and whacks Rikidozan with it. A piledriver followed by the Camel Clutch gives Iron Sheik the win and the Southern title. Afterwards, Karl Krupp comes out to congratulate Sheik. Sheik leads the booing and trash-throwing crowd in the Iranian national anthem to close the show.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 9, 2008 14:56:41 GMT -4
PWF TV; 09 Aug 2008 Eddie Graham Sports Complex; Orlando, Fl [/center] --Podium Recap--[/i] --Gordon has Florida champ, Barry Windham and the very vocal ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass out to start the show. Ron Bass tells Gordon there’s highway robbery about to happen. Bass explains that it looks like Barry Windham, the #1 contender to the World title, isn’t going to get his shot at the World title. Bass claims Race is running from real competition and the LWA is trying to rehash boring feuds when the future of the LWA is right here standing besides him. Bass goes on to challenge anyone to come to Florida and try to take the #1 contendership away from Windham. Barry Windham gives Ron Bass a hard stare before saying his piece. Barry says whether or not Harley Race is ducking me or not is debatable. However, sooner rather than later they will meet for the World title and when they do Barry will walk away the new World champ. --Gordon mentioned Mike Graham was out for the rest of the month with a concussion. Gordon shows Mike getting injured and a fan-cam tape of the Eddie Graham/Steve Keirn brawl from last Sunday. Eddie comes out and makes a promise to hurt Steve Keirn. --Iron Sheik and Killer Karl Krupp are out gloating about Sheik’s dominating performance in winning the Fatal Fourway cage match and the Southern title. There’s ‘patooeys’ all around…one for Sgt Slaughter, one for the USA, and one for Gordon Solie. There are plenty of Iran #1s and German fatherland #1s as well. Robert Fuller interrupts the celebration. Fuller says he had to put Ms Sylvia in the hospital for the threats made against her by the duo. Fuller demands a shot at redemption and the Southern title tomorrow. Iron Sheik agrees but Krupp blindsides Fuller and they drag him to the ring. The duo beat on Fuller until Sgt Slaughter chases the heels from the ring as the credits roll. --Match Results--[/i] 1. The Royal Kangaroos def. Rock-n-Roll RPMs with Jonathan Boyd’s Loaded Forearm Smash on Tommy Lane. 2. The Moondogs def. The Pitbulls with Rex’s Smash with Bone on Pitbull #2. 3. Harker Dirge def. Charlie Cook with the Dirt Nap. 4. The Interns continue their march to a Florida tag title shot with a win over Rocky Johnson/Tony Garea. 5. Barry Windham retains the Florida title over Florida TV champ, Mr Olympia with the Flying Lariat.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 10, 2008 21:11:35 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 10 Aug 2008 War Memorial Auditorium; Ft Lauderdale, Fl [/center] 1. Rocky Johnson/Tony Garea def. Royal KangaroosThe ‘Roos were dominating until the referee went down and Norvell Austin comes down to the ring. Austin nails Jonathan Boyd with a steel chair and pulls Rocky Johnson over for the cover. Ref wakes up and makes the 3-count. A celebrating Austin pushes Johnson to the back leaving a beaten Tony Garea laying on the arena floor. 2. ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass dq ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz SawyerThe two battle each other tooth and nail but Sawyer is dq’ed for blasting Bass with his chains. Missing Link runs out and helps Sawyer double-team Bass before Barry Windham makes the save. 3. Harker Dirge/Missing Link def. Mr Wrestling/Johnny WeaverWith the referee distracted by Missing Link bringing his chains into the ring, Harker Dirge spit’s a strange red mist onto the mask and eyes of Mr Wrestling. Dirge follows with the Dirt Nap on Mr Wrestling for the win. Ron Bass runs out and clears the heels from the ring before any further damage to Mr Wrestling/Johnny Weaver can be done. 4. Steve Keirn dq Eddie GrahamEddie Graham jumped Steve Keirn as he came out from the back and beat him to a bloody pulp. Graham toyed with Keirn at times and kept up the beating. Graham earns the dq loss after taping his fists and not heeding the referee’s warnings as he continues to pound Keirn. 5. Johnny Valentine/Assassins def. Tazz/PitbullsThe heels frustrated their opponents with their ‘dirty’ tactics and Oliver Humperdink running interference allows the Assassins to ’load’ their masks and bloody the Pitbulls with vicious headbutts. An infuriated Tazz goes after Johnny V but Johnny uses this aggression against Tazz. Johnny scores the win with back-to-back Atomic Skullcrushers on Tazz. 6. Barry Windham def. Swede Hanson to retain the Florida titleAnother impressive showing from the Florida champ as he took a lot of early punishment but fought back and weakened Hanson with a series of Flying Lariats and Sweetwater Suplexes. Barry ends it with a missile dropkick from the top buckles for the win. 7. Iron Sheik/Killer Karl Krupp def. Robert Fuller/Sgt SlaughterRobert Fuller thought he was getting a shot at Iron Sheik’s Southern title but Sheik tells him he’s mistaken and only will get a shot at both Sheik and Krupp. The match starts as a handicap match but soon Sgt Slaughter is in Fuller’s corner. Slaughter makes the hot tag but Sheik and Krupp save each other from Slaughter’s Cobra Clutch. Slaughter is on fire and looking to wrap things up but Fuller is starting to get enraged on the outside. Finally, Fuller grabs a chair at ringside and blasts Slaughter as Sarge has Iron Sheik locked in the Cobra Clutch. Fuller grabs the house mike and says he came here for a title match not a tag match as Sheik locks Slaughter in the Camel Clutch to get the win. Afterwards as Iron Sheik and Karl Krupp gloat over Sgt Slaughter, Gordon Solie comes out and tells Sheik to pack his bags. Iron Sheik is headed to Smokey Mountain’s Unleashed PPV and a Southern title match against Dusty Rhodes.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 13, 2008 2:01:44 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 13 Aug 2008 City Auditorium; Ocala, Fl [/center] --Small mid-week house show where Barry Windham/Ron Bass take on Harker Dirge’s combo of Buzz Sawyer/Missing Link. Also on the card, Iron Sheik has a tune-up match before heading north to the Smoking Mountains and defend the Southern title against Dusty Rhodes. 1. The Moondogs def. The Pitbulls Match turned into a squash as the Pitbulls have not looked very good lately. Rex finishes Pitbull #1 off with his Smash with Bone finisher. 2. Mr Wrestling dq Harker DirgeAngered at past Dirge antics, Mr Wrestling came out on fire as Dirge hardly got any offense in. The match went to the floor where Dirge withdraw a goblet and drank from it. Mr Wrestling pulled Dirge back into the ring but got the strange red mist into the eyes again. This time the tactic drew the attention of referee and gave Mr Wrestling the dq win. 3. Iron Sheik def. Charlie Cook in a non-title matchThis one was over early as Sheik used his heel tricks to keep the advantage. Sheik ’loaded’ up his boot twice before finishing Cook off with the Camel Clutch. 4. Sgt Slaughter dq Killer Karl KruppThese two hadn’t squared off in singles action in awhile. Sarge takes it right to Krupp with several Slaughter Cannons and machine gun punches. Krupp fights back by taking the fight to the floor with a little help from the Iron Sheik. Sheik used Krupp’s riding crop to batter his eternal foe before the action went back to the ring. Slaughter takes advantage after Krupp botches a deathjump and locks on the Cobra Clutch. Iron Sheik jumps in the ring and delivers a vicious ‘loaded’ boot to Slaughter’s face. Sheik continues his assault and leaves Slaughter bloody before helping Krupp to the back. 5. Barry Windham/Ron Bass def. Buzz Sawyer/Missing LinkWindham/Bass looked very good in the main event. Sawyer/Link never could stay on the offensive and Windham’s double finisher wore down both guys. Windham wins it with the Sweetwater Suplex. Afterwards, the heels attack Windham and Bass. Harker Dirge comes out to help as they continue their beating of Windham. Sawyer slams several chain shots onto Windham’s back before Bass can chase them away.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 16, 2008 14:53:47 GMT -4
PWF TV; 16 Aug 2008 Eddie Graham Sports Complex; Orlando, Fl [/center] -Podium Recap-Gordon starts the show by telling everyone that PWF will present a Labor Day supercard on Monday, 1 Sep 08. He says that they are trying to get several wrestling superstars from other organizations to appear on the card as well. Gordon also comments on Iron Sheik retaining the Southern title over Dusty Rhodes via dq at last night’s SMW Unleashed PPV. This brings Killer Karl Krupp to the podium who decries Dusty’s vicious tactics and vulgar antics. Krupp says that Iron Sheik is banged up but will be ready for whomever the PWF throws at him on Labor Day. Krupp mentions that he’s banged up as well which brings out Sgt Slaughter. Slaughter grabs Krupp by the throat and tells him he’ll be up-close and personal on Labor Day. Slaughter has signed for a match against Krupp but for the next two weeks has to turn his attention elsewhere. Slaughter calls out Robert Fuller for his actions this past Sunday night. Slaughter says he hears Fuller is on his way out of Florida but for the next two weeks Slaughter will own Fuller. Slaughter has signed for two matches against Fuller and will send him out of the area on a stretcher. -The House of Humperdink is out with Gordon. Oliver Humperdink issues a challenge to the current National tag champs, Wahoo McDaniel and Chief Jay Strongbow. Humperdink says The Assassins were the #2 tag contenders at the end of June and the #3 tag contenders at the end of July and still there’s been no talk of a tag title shot for them. Humperdink demands the LWA championship committee make McDaniel and Strongbow defend those belts against The Assassins on Labor Day. The Blonde Bombers aren’t very pleased with Humperdink campaigning for the Assassins. They are the Florida tag champs and deserve a shot as well. An argument starts between Rip Hawk and Assassin #1 as the show goes to a break. -The big angle of the show involved Eddie Graham, Steve Keirn, and Mr Olympia. Graham was out talking about how he was going to make Steve Keirn pay in blood for hurting his son Mike. Eddie says that he went to the Board of Directors and was granted a Steel Cage Taped Fist match on Labor Day. Eddie Graham was scheduled to take on Florida TV champ, Mr Olympia, in the main event. Graham takes it to Olympia and looks on the verge of winning the TV title when an attractive woman comes out from the crowd and hands Graham an envelope. A distracted Graham is rolled up by Mr Olympia and Olympia retains the Florida TV title. Eddie Graham comes back to the podium and tears the envelope open and reads the letter inside. Graham howls with laughter, dropping the letter on the podium, and walks away. Gordon reads the letter and tells the viewing office that it seems Steve Keirn has taken out a restraining order against Eddie Graham until 31 Aug 08. -Matches-1. Norvell Austin def. Angelo Poffo with a moonsault. 2. Gino Hernandez/Dino Bravo def. The Pitbulls with Bravo’s Airplane Spin on Pitbull #2. 3. Akira Maeda def. Charlie Cook with the Dragon Suplex. 4. Southern Rockers def. The Moondogs with the Rocker Plex on Spot. 5. Mr Olympia def. Eddie Graham to retain the Florida TV title.
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Post by neily on Aug 16, 2008 16:47:59 GMT -4
NICE Gabe.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 17, 2008 13:10:29 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 17 Aug 2008 Robarts Arena; Sarasota, Fl [/center] 1. Gino Hernandez/Dino Bravo def. The PitbullsThe Pitbulls are in a real slump right now as they fall for the second time in as many days to Hernandez/Bravo. The unhappy Pitbulls are rumored to be on their way out of the territory by month’s end. Dino Bravo uses the Airplane Spin on Pitbull #2 to secure the lopsided win. 2. ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz Sawyer def. TazzTazz more than holds his own against the Mad Dog. However, once Harker Dirge comes down to the ring distracting both the referee and Tazz, Sawyer uses his chains to blast Tazz from behind. Sawyer uses his Powerslam shortly after to pick up the duke. 3. Harker Dirge/Missing Link def. Rocky Johnson/Tony GareaRocky Johnson was on fire in this one as he beat Harker Dirge from pillar to post. The finish came as Tony Garea had landed a standing dropkick on Dirge for a pinfall attempt. Missing Link broke up the pinfall and started a brawl with Rocky Johnson. This gave Norvell Austin the opportunity to smash Tony Garea with a steel chair and Harker Dirge follows with the Dirt Nap for the win. Austin pulls Johnson from the ring pointing at the downed Garea, saying ’you should be my tag partner and you wouldn’t lose.’ Rocky goes back against Austin’s wishes and helps Garea to the back. 4. Johnny Weaver dq Akira MaedaTempers flared in this one and it seems a rematch will be in short order. Weaver misses a turnbuckle charge and eats a Maeda elbow. Maeda throws Weaver to the floor, dumps a fan out of their seat, and smashes Weaver over the head with the chair drawing the dq. Afterwards, the two brawl around the arena before Maeda puts Weaver down with the Dragon Suplex. 5. Johnny Valentine def. ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass In an excellent back and forth match-up, Johnny Valentine puts Ron Bass down with a big chop to the chest and uses the ropes for leverage to get the win. Johnny V moves on to face fellow House of Humperdink member, Bob Roop, where the winner gets a Florida title shot on Labor Day. 6. The Interns def. The Southern Rockers Total display of dominance by the Interns who overwhelm the Rockers. The Interns hit a double shoulder tackle on Steve Doll for the win. With this win, the Interns get their shot at the Blonde Bombers and the tag titles. 7. Sgt Slaughter def. Ron FullerQuick match between the two. In fact, it was over in under a minute. Fuller moves out of the way of a Slaughter turnbuckle charge and Sarge goes up and over to the floor. Slaughter catches Fuller with a hotshot over the ropes and locks on the Cobra Clutch for the quick win. Fuller quickly makes for the dressing room as Slaughter yells after him on the house mike. 8. Barry Windham def. Assassin #1 to retain the Florida titleBarry Windham was once again impressive as he dealt with both Assassins and Oliver Humperdink during the match. Assassin #1 got some shots in but could not sustain any offensive advantage. Assassin #2 saves his partner from sure defeat by jumping on the ring apron. Windham sends Assassin #1 barreling into Assassin #2 and hits the Flying Lariat for the win.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 22, 2008 21:56:04 GMT -4
PWF TV; 23 Aug 2008 Suwannee High School; Live Oak, Fl [/center] -Podium News-The show opened up with a video sent in from SMW’s Dusty Rhodes. Dusty talks about ’running’ the roads in Florida on previous ’Funky Like a Monkey’ tours and for one night, the ’FLM’ tour will ride again. Dusty says he asked for a No DQ match and got it. He’s going to win the PWF title for the people of Florida. We go from there to Iron Sheik and Killer Karl Krupp storming around the podium set. There’s ‘patooeys’ all around from Iron Sheik and Krupp is upset with the No DQ stipulation for the match. Krupp tells Iron Sheik to go to the back and grab a wrestler, any wrestler, and show Dusty Rhodes and the world what Iron Sheik can do. We come back from commercial and Iron Sheik has dragged Charlie Cook out and is working him over, yelling this is what Dusty Rhodes is in for. Karl Krupp is still arguing with Gordon Solie about the No DQ stipulation as Iron Sheik makes an example of Cook. Sheik finally stops toying with Cook and finishes him off with the Camel Clutch. After the match, Krupp helps Sheik keep up the assault before security can restore order. Iron Sheik yells at Gordon as they head to the back saying expect Rhodes to suffer the beating that Cook just suffered. -Gordon brought out Norvell Austin and asked him to explain his actions of late specifically helping Rocky Johnson and not Tony Garea. Norvell explained he was tired of Rocky getting the short end of the stick. His team with Garea is a failure and he knows Rocky is a proud man and it hurts him inside to lose each week. Tony Garea comes out and challenges Norvell Austin to prove he’s a failure. The two squared off later in the show and Tony Garea won via dq after Norvell Austin refused to release a blatant chokehold. Afterwards, Austin keeps up the beating as Rocky Johnson comes out to ringside. Rocky hesitates before finally pulling Austin off Garea. -Mr Wrestling comes out and explains that the ‘mysterious’ red mist that Harker Dirge spit into his mask and eyes was actually blood. Mr Wrestling said that he had to be tested but the tests were negative. Suddenly, Harker Dirge appears at the podium; it seems like he appeared out of thin air. Dirge looks directly into Mr Wrestling’s eyes and tells him he will accept a First Blood match with Dirge at Labor Day Spectacular. Amazingly, Mr Wrestling accepts and then the lights go out in the arena. When the lights come back up, Dirge is gone and Mr Wrestling asks what happened and Gordon says he thinks Mr Wrestling accepted a First Blood match against Harker Dirge. -Matches-1. Iron Sheik decimated Charlie Cook with the Camel Clutch in a non-title bout. 2. Southern Rockers defeated Rock-n-Roll RPMs with the Rocker Plex. 3. Tony Garea beat Norvell Austin via dq after Austin wouldn’t release a chokehold. 4. Mr Olympia retained the Florida TV title over Rocky Johnson with the Sleeperhold.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 24, 2008 4:07:41 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 24 Aug 2008 Univ of West Florida Fieldhouse; Pensacola, Fl [/center] 1. Norvell Austin def. Tony GareaTony Garea came in looking to prove a point to Norvell Austin. Austin seemed to take Garea lightly in the early going and Garea nearly pulled out the win with a front flip cradle. Austin became serious and went on to dominate the match. Rocky Johnson came out and cheered Garea on but in the end, Austin finished Garea off with the Flying Head Dive. Afterwards, Rocky Johnson gets in the ring and confronts Austin. However, much to the crowd’s surprise, Johnson levels Garea with a flying clothesline as Garea was getting to his feet. The crowd boos Johnson and Austin as they toss Garea out of the ring. This brings out the Southern Rockers who get in Johnson’s face, asking him why he would do this. Johnson smacks both Rockers in the face and a wild brawl erupts around ringside. 2. Gino Hernandez/Dino Bravo def. Southern Rockers Hernandez and Bravo win after Rocky Johnson and Norvell Austin interfere in the match. Bravo atomic drops Rex King into a big boot from Austin to get the win. 3. Johnny Weaver dq Akira MaedaShort match where Maeda escapes a Weaverlock and rolls to the outside. Johnny Weaver follows and eats a chair shot from Maeda drawing the dq. 4. The Interns def. Blonde Bombers in a non-title boutThe Bombers wanted this match so they could scout their Labor Day Spectacular opponents. What they got was outsmarted by Dr Ken Ramey. The Bombers started off hot but soon Ramey was up to his tricks and the Florida tag champs couldn’t keep up. Ramey slipped Intern #2 his ether rag and Rip Hawk fell to the Ether Rag Knockout. 5. Tazz dq Buzz SawyerTazz was looking for revenge after taking a beating from Buzz Sawyer and his chain last week. Same story this week as Buzz grabs his chain and blasts Tazz with the steel. Sawyer keeps up the attack and bloodies Tazz. Somehow, Tazz summons the strength to T-bone suplex Sawyer to the floor to end the assault. 6. Sgt Slaughter def. Robert FullerSgt Slaughter has run Robert Fuller out of the area. Slaughter controls the entire match and puts Fuller away with the Cobra Clutch. Slaughter keeps the hold on afterwards wanting to inflict more damage to Fuller. Slaughter breaks the hold after the ref threatens a dq and throws Fuller to the arena floor. 7. Barry Windham/Ron Bass def. The OlympiansIn an excellent match, Ron Bass turns Mr Olympia’s mask around backwards and pins the Florida TV champion with the Running Powerslam. This gives Ron Bass a shot at Mr Olympia’s title at Labor Day Spectacular. 8. Bob Roop def. Johnny Valentine to earn a Florida title shotThe two House of Humperdink members shook hands before the bell but went to war afterwards. Valentine and Rip Hawk combined to double team Roop as Swede Hanson distracted the referee but Valentine missed an Atomic Skullcrusher and hit Hawk instead. When the smoke cleared, Bob Roop used the Shoulder Breaker to keep Johnny V down long enough to win the match. Afterwards, with Oliver Humperdink directing the action, the Blonde Bombers along with the Assassins and Bob Roop attacked Johnny Valentine. Rip Hawk and Swede Hanson both took turns delivering devastating Piledrivers until Valentine was limp in the corner. ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz Sawyer came out of the crowd and attacked the Assassins with his steel chain. Roop and the Bombers turned their attention to the Assassins and beat them until blood was pouring out from underneath their masks. Oliver Humperdink takes the house mike and introduces the new and improved House of Humperdink. He says he got rid of the dead weight in Valentine and the Assassins while adding an enforcer in Buzz Sawyer. Humperdink tells Barry Windham he has seven days left in his title reign and he’d better enjoy it while he can.
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Post by gabe72 on Aug 30, 2008 16:02:31 GMT -4
PWF Labor Day Spectacular; 01 Sep 2008 Bayfront Center; St Petersburg, Fl Televised live on In Demand Florida [/center] 1. Jimmy Snuka def. Dino BravoA surprise match to the start the show as the crowd was thrilled to see Jimmy Snuka. It was announced before the match that Snuka had signed with PWF. Snuka was on a roll early and looked to end it early but missed the Superfly Leap. Dino Bravo took over and controlled a significant portion of the match but couldn’t put Snuka away. Bravo misses a turnbuckle charge and Snuka looks to ‘fly’ again but misses the Leap a second time. Again, Bravo looks to pick up the win but misses a standing dropkick. Snuka takes charge and lands the Leap(+5) this time but, amazingly, Bravo kicks out. The crowd is in a frenzy as Snuka mounts the buckles a fourth time and lands the Leap(+1) again. This time, however, Bravo stays down for the three count. Snuka flashes the ‘I Love You’ sign to the crowd before making his way to the back. 2. Norvell Austin/Rocky Johnson def. Southern RockersThis match came about after the Rockers saved Tony Garea after Rocky Johnson’s heel turn. Norvell Austin has vowed to punish the Rockers during this match. The Rockers nearly end the match early with the Rocker Plex on Austin. Austin uses a brass knuckle shot on Rex King to take the advantage and Rocky Johnson nearly ends the match with a swinging neckbreaker but Doll is able to break up the tag. Austin goes to the outside and King dives through the ropes but Austin power slams King for his trouble. Back in the ring, Johnson hits the Flying Body Press and Austin stops Doll from making the save as Austin/Johnson pick up the duke. 3. ‘Cowboy’ Ron Bass def. Mr Olympia to win the Florida TV titleRon Bass earned this match by pinning Mr Olympia in a tag match last Sunday. Mr Olympia catches Bass with a flying dropkick at the opening bell and nearly picks up the quick win. Bass battles back but the resilient champion gets out of two nearfalls just in the nick of time. Bass continues the unrelenting assault and after two Running Powerslams, gets the win and the title. 4. Harker Dirge def. Mr Wrestling in a First Blood matchMr Wrestling dominated large portions of the match but couldn’t get Harker Dirge to bleed. Finally, Mr Wrestling opened Dirge up with a vicious chair shot and a ringpost ram but, by this time, Missing Link was at ringside distracting the referee. This gave Dirge the opportunity to spit the ‘blood’ mist into the eyes and mask of Mr Wrestling. The ref sees the ‘blood’ all over Mr Wrestling’s mask and calls for the bell. Mr Wrestling is livid afterwards but the ref stands by his decision. 5. Killer Karl Krupp/Mystery Partner def. Sgt Slaughter/Johnny WeaverThe old Soviet national anthem blared out over the loud speakers signaling Nikolai Volkoff’s addition to the PWF roster and the answer to who would be Karl Krupp’s tag partner. Volkoff tried to sing the anthem but was interrupted by the Star Spangled Banner. Krupp and Volkoff attacked Slaughter/Weaver before the opening bell and dumped Weaver to the floor concentrating on Slaughter. Before the referee can restore order, Slaughter has been busted open by several shots from Krupp’s riding crop. As Volkoff is pounding on Slaughter, Krupp delivers two crushing Prussian Kicks to Johnny Weaver on the outside and handcuffs Weaver to the security railing. Back inside the ring, Slaughter’s face is a crimson mask as it’s Krupp’s turn to pound on Slaughter. Slaughter tries to make a valiant comeback but falls to Volkoff’s Backbreaker Drop. 6. ‘Mad Dog’ Buzz Sawyer def. Tazz in a Dog Collar matchNo love loss between these two and this blood feud will only get more violent after what happened after the match. Tazz got some good shots in early and busts Sawyer open. But once Sawyer saw his own blood the rout was on. Sawyer dominated Tazz with several big chain shots and Mad Dog Pounces. Sawyer tosses Tazz over the top rope and hangs his foe with the chain. By this point, Tazz is out but Sawyer pulls Tazz up after a huge Powerslam looking to inflict more punishment. Sawyer mounts Tazz and rains several chain-assisted punches down on Tazz. Tazz is bleeding profusely and barely stirring as the referee calls for the bell; awarding the match to Sawyer. Afterwards as Sawyer is making his way to the back soaking in the jeers from the crowd, Tazz makes it to his feet yelling at Sawyer that this is far from over. 7. Steve Keirn def. Eddie Graham in a Steel Cage/Taped Fist matchMike Graham accompanies his dad to the ring and gets in Steve Keirn’s face before Keirn enters the cage. Keirn tells Mike that when he’s finished with Eddie, he’s coming after him next. Once the match started and the fists started to fly, it was clear Steve Keirn had brass knuckles taped to his right hand. Keirn busts Graham open early and often. Graham fights back and bloodies Keirn with his fist and by ramming him into the cage. Graham looks to end the match and plants Keirn with the Atomic Kneedrop. Suddenly, PWF newcomers, Jimmy Garvin and Precious, attack Mike Graham on the outside. Seeing this, Eddie Graham starts climbing the cage to get out and help his son. Precious sprays Eddie in the eyes with hairspray and Eddie falls to the canvas. Steve Keirn pounces on Eddie Graham and drives him into the canvas with the Piledriver for the win. Afterwards, Steve Keirn blasts a downed Mike Graham on the outside as he celebrates with Garvin and Precious. 8. Interns def. Blonde Bombers to win the Florida tag titlesThe Interns, fresh off their non-title win over the Bombers, look to prove they deserve the belts. Sir Oliver Humperdink has said he will prevent the Bombers from losing the titles. The Blonde Bombers start out in control thanks to Oliver Humperdink. However, The Assassins make an appearance as Assassin #2 hauls Humperdink to the back and takes him out of the match. Swede Hanson, obviously distracted by the Assassins appearance, falls to an Assassin #1 ‘loaded’ headbutt. Intern #2 follows with the Ether Rag Knockout for the win. Afterwards, the Bombers chase Assassin #1 to the back. 9. Barry Windham def. Bob Roop to retain the Florida titleBob Roop comes in as Oliver Humperdink’s last hope to bring home a title but Humperdink is not a ringside when the match starts. The match starts badly for Roop and doesn't get any better. Barry Windham was his usual dominate self and finishes Roop off in under 5 minutes with the Sweetwater Suplex. Bob Roop, obviously upset at his poor performance, stalks to the back looking for Oliver Humperdink as the camera follows. Roop gets to the back but finds Humperdink laying in a pool of blood with Assassin #1 standing over him. The Assassin tells Roop that soon Johnny Valentine will extract his revenge on you in spades. The camera cuts out as Assassin laughs. 10. Dusty Rhodes def. Iron Sheik to win the Southern titleIron Sheik and Killer Karl Krupp jump Dusty Rhodes before the opening bell. Rhodes absorbs a tremendous amount of punishment and gets cut open early. Dusty bleeds as only he can with the referee only a heartbeat away from awarding the match to Iron Sheik due to blood loss. The crowd rallies behind Dusty as he fights out of 2 Camel Clutches. Krupp is livid the ref didn’t call for the bell and the crowd erupts in cheers as Sgt Slaughter is out at ringside. Slaughter battles Krupp around the ring and Iron Sheik comes out to help Krupp fend off Slaughter. Dusty catches Sheik coming through the ropes with a Bionic Elbow. Now, it’s Sheik’s turn to absorb the punishment as he survives several nearfalls and the Figure Four Leglock. The crowd is on the edge of its seat in anticipation of a title change. Dusty locks Sheik in the Figure Four again and the Sheik fights off the pain as Krupp gets in the ring to break up the hold. However, Slaughter catches Krupp in the Cobra Clutch before he gets the chance. By this point, Sheik is slumped on the mat as the ref pounds the canvas 3 times giving Dusty the win and the title. Afterwards as the crowd is celebrating, Nikolai Volkoff comes out waving the Soviet flag with a pair of broken handcuffs on each wrist. Volkoff destroys both Slaughter and Rhodes with the flag staff before draping the old Soviet flag over both fan favorites. The fans are in an uproar as Volkoff helps Krupp and Sheik to the back.
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Post by gabe72 on Sept 5, 2008 22:06:47 GMT -4
PWF TV; 6 Sep 2008 Eddie Graham Sports Complex; Orlando, Fl [/center] -Podium News--Gordon Solie welcomes everyone to the show with highlights from the Labor Day Spectacular card. We go from the highlights to a video sent in from the new PWF Southern champion, Dusty Rhodes. Rhodes thanks the fans for their support and thanks Sgt Slaughter for watching his back as well. Rhodes calls out Iron Sheik, Karl Krupp, and Nikolai Volkoff for their actions during and after the match. He especially bashes Volkoff for draping the old Soviet flag over him and Slaughter. Rhodes asks the PWF to make his first title defense against Nikolai Volkoff so he can teach Volkoff a lesson. Coming back from the video, Karl Krupp and Nikolai Volkoff at the podium with Gordon. Krupp tells Gordon that the Americans think that it was American justice that Sheik lost the title to Dusty Rhodes but what it was a conspiracy. Nikolai Volkoff tells Dusty that he accepts his challenge and will take that belt off the ’fat man’s’ waist. Iron Sheik emerges from the back with PWF newcomer, Buddy Lee Parker. Parker already looks beat up as Sheik throws him in the ring for our first match. Iron Sheik beats Parker up and yells at Gordon that he’s making an example. Sheik uses his loaded boot several times before finishing Parker off with the Camel Clutch. Afterwards, Krupp and Volkoff join Iron Sheik for a post-match beat down of Parker. Sgt Slaughter and Johnny Weaver race out and clear the ring of the evil foreigners. Slaughter then challenges the evil trio to a 6-man tag match tomorrow night. -After the commercial break, Gordon has PWF newcomers, Jimmy ‘Jam’ Garvin and Precious, along with Steve Keirn at the podium. Steve Keirn tells Gordon that as long as The Grahams are in the territory, their feud will never be over. Keirn says he brought in Garvin and Precious to even the odds against The Grahams. Jimmy Garvin tells Gordon to watch what he does to Mike Graham later in the show and watch what Garvin/Keirn do to The Grahams tomorrow night. -We come back from commercial and the House of Humperdink is at the podium. Oliver Humperdink is sporting a bandage wrapped around his head from the attack Monday night. Bob Roop is livid that Humperdink wasn’t there to help him and the Blonde Bombers aren’t happy with him either. Humperdink stutters while assuring Roop and the Bombers will get more title shots. Bob Roop turns to the Johnny Valentine situation and threatens to permanently injure Johnny V and put him out of wrestling. The Bombers tell the Assassins they are in for a world of hurt at tomorrow night’s house show. -Gordon says that Ric Flair will be in the area next weekend for the LWA World title contract signing with Barry Windham. -Matches-1. Iron Sheik destroys Buddy Lee Parker with the Camel Clutch. 2. Jimmy Snuka beats Norman Frederick Charles with the Superfly Leap. 3. The Killer Bees defeat Angelo Poffo/Mike Sharpe with the Bee Sting. 4. Jimmy ‘Jam’ Garvin beat Mike Graham with the Brainbuster. 5. Ron Bass beat Jonathan Boyd with the Running Powerslam to defend the Florida TV title.
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Post by gabe72 on Sept 7, 2008 15:35:35 GMT -4
PWF House Show; 7 Sep 2008 War Memorial; Ft Lauderdale, Fl [/center] 1. Bob Roop def. Charlie CookBob Roop makes quick work of Charlie Cook with the Shoulder Breaker. Roop punished Cook as he looked to make a statement to the rest of the roster. 2. Nightmares def. Angelo Poffo/’Iron’ Mike SharpeThe Nightmares make their impressive debut as they put Angelo Poffo down with the Spike Piledriver. 3. Killer Bees def. Royal KangaroosThe Masked Bees controlled early but the ‘Roos used their boomerang to gain control. The Bees used masked confusion to gain the advantage and they finish Jonathan Boyd off with the Sleeper. 4. Jimmy Snuka def. Missing LinkLink’s wild antics keeps Snuka off-guard early but Snuka takes over with some antics of his own. Snuka goes on to control the match but Snuka seems to be having trouble finishing opponents with his Superfly Leap. Snuka hits his third Leap of the match to finish Missing Link off. 5. The Olympians def. Southern RockersThe Rockers came to Florida with a lot of fan fare but have disappointed so far. This match was no different. Steve Doll started out hot early but Rex King could not sustain the momentum. Ken Patera catches King coming off the top rope with a vicious lariat and follows with the Swinging Neckbreaker for the win. 6. The Grahams dq Steve Keirn/Jimmy ‘Jam’ Garvin w/ PreciousThe action was wild and wooly between these two teams. The action went to the floor often where Precious is caught spraying hairspray into the eyes of Mike Graham. While Mike is incapacitated, Keirn/Garvin double team Eddie and put him down with a Garvin Brainbuster. 7. Blonde Bombers def. AssassinsIn a hard-hitting match, the Bombers use timely interference from Sir Oliver Humperdink to steal a win over the Assassins. Assassin #1 looked to ‘load’ his mask but Humperdink grabs his mask and turns it sideways. Swede Hanson then drops Assassin #1 on his head with the Piledriver for the win. 8. Harker Dirge def. Barry Windham to win the Florida titleThe rumors around the locker room was that this was Windham’s last Florida title defense win or lose. Well, he doesn’t have to worry about vacating the title as Harker Dirge was the better wrestler on this night. Windham seemed to be looking past Dirge to his dealings with Ric Flair later in the week and later in the month. Afterwards, Dirge rubbed his win in Windham’s face by pointing at the belt and mocking Windham. 9. The Axis def. Sgt Slaughter/Johnny Weaver/Buddy Lee ParkerThe ‘Axis’ was on top of their game in this one. Buddy Lee Parker was severely overmatched as he falls to Nikolai Volkoff’s Backbreaker Drop. Afterwards, Slaughter saves Parker from further beatings and is overheard asking Parker if he’s sure he’s ready for ’boot camp.’
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