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The American Wrestling Coalition Circuit
| Psymin1 | Posted on 09/19/05 at 23:00:23 The time has come for me to unveil a project I have been working on for some time. This project is entitled: American Wrestling Coalition This circuit has ran 20 cards so far, and I have been having a great time running it. It is my longest circuit to date (I know, pretty pathetic, huh?). It is ran using a ruleset as guidlines, but not law (meaning I stray from them from time to time). I would rather not disclose whose ruleset I am using because it would give away too much. But, I am sure this person will know they wrote it when they see the first few cards or so, so, I would like to thank them for making such a great ruleset. Anyway, I think I am going to use my old format where I post all in one circuit just so I do not clutter up the board. And, this way, if someone wants to go back and read card 1 when I am posting card 20, they can do it very easily, just by clicking on page one of the thread. Alright, enough chit chat. I will be posting the starting information in a few seconds, as well as the first card shortly after. Please note that I am copying and pasting from another TNM7 Forum where I post the cards also, just so there won't be any confusion if you use both forums. Also, there is no backstory for this circuit, but I hope that doesn't turn-off anybody. I hope you enjoy the American Wrestling Coalition! Thanks for reading, ~Psymin |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 09/19/05 at 23:02:47 Starting Roster: (All Hired to 26 Card Contracts) (Not in Any Specific Order) ------------------------------- Faces: 1. Chris Benoit 2. Sting 3. Shawn Michaels 4. Stevie Richards 5. Goldberg 6. AJ Styles Heels: 1. Lance Storm 2. The Undertaker 3. Raven 4. Kane 5. Paul London 6. Jeff Jarrett Tag Teams: 1. The Outsiders (Kevin Nash/Scott Hall)(Heels) 2. The X-Treme Church (Donovan Morgan/Christopher Daniels)(Faces) 3. J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow/Rhino)(Faces) 4. Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho/Edge)(Heels) Title Belts: ------------- AWC North American Heavyweight Championship AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship Referees: ---------- Head Referee: Gary Greggs (Heel) Bill Lammy (Face) Jon Vulem (Face) |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 09/19/05 at 23:06:29 After sitting in Preview Mode for about 30 minutes, debating on whether or not I really like the results posted this way or not, I have decided that I am going to keep them very simple, and so this is the way they'll be posted. Sorry if you don't like them this way, but I think they'll get better as the shows go on. There will be interviews to progress storylines, and eventually I start writing full "Post-Show Wrap-Ups" to help progress the story I am telling. Oh, and I think it is important to tell you that I ran the first few shows 100% unbooked. I did, however, start booking some of the matches to go the way I needed them to go as storylines progressed. Anyway...onto Week 1 (I know, very original titles for shows, huh?). [Round 1 of Heavyweight Battle Royal Tournament]: 5-Man Battle Royal: Lance Storm won a 5-man Battle Royal: x Storm defeated Sting after a slingshot splash in 0:14:35 x Snow defeated Edge after a superplex in 0:16:00 x Storm defeated Snow after the Maple Leaf in 0:20:00 x Storm defeated Benoit in 0:21:27 Rating: **** [Round 1 of Heavyweight Battle Royal Tournament]: 5-Man Battle Royal: Stevie Richards won a 5-man Battle Royal: x S. Michaels defeated Raven after a rana in 0:11:33 x Jericho defeated S. Michaels after a sleeperhold reverse mat slam in 0:12:00 x Jericho defeated Rhino in 0:14:32 x Richards defeated Jericho after the Stevie-T in 0:15:24 Rating: ***** [Round 1 of Heavyweight Battle Royal Tournament]: 5-Man Battle Royal: The Undertaker won a 5-man Battle Royal: x Undertaker defeated D. Morgan after the Tombstone in 0:06:59 x Undertaker defeated Goldberg after the Tombstone in 0:11:35 x Undertaker defeated Nash after the Tombstone in 0:15:47 x Undertaker defeated Sting after the Tombstone in 0:21:19 Rating: *** 3/4 (Kane no-showed.) [Round 1 of Heavyweight Battle Royal Tournament]: 5-Man Battle Royal: AJ Styles won a 5-man Battle Royal: x London defeated C. Daniels after a fireman's carry in 0:01:33 x London defeated Nash after the London Calling in 0:10:37 x London defeated J. Jarrett after a small package in 0:13:16 x Styles defeated London after a small package in 0:13:38 Rating: *** 1/2 (Scott Hall no-showed.) [Battle Royal for Heavyweight Title]: 4-Man Battle Royal for the vacant AWC North American Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles won a 4-man Battle Royal: x Styles defeated Storm after an Asai moonsault into an inverted DDT in 0:03:07 x Undertaker defeated Richards after a powerslam in 0:10:30 x Styles defeated Undertaker after a crucifix in 0:11:21 Rating: ** 3/4 (AJ Styles won the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship.) Card rating: *** 1/2 Match Observations: Kane and Scott Hall No-Showed the event. Sources say they may have been out drinking together and were unable to attend the event. If our source is correct, that would be very bad news for both wrestlers, but especially Scott Hall as he has been in trouble with his "personal demons" in past federations and was given a short leash. AJ Styles won the AWC North American Heavyweight Title in an impressive showing. There is reports that next week, if the wrestlers go to the trouble of showing up, that is, there will be a One Night Only Tag Tournament for the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Titles featuring The Outsiders vs. The X-Treme Church vs. J.O.B. Squad vs. Canadian Standard. |
| americamamushi | Posted on 09/19/05 at 23:21:59 Good start to your circuit. Kinda surprised Richards won his battle royal. I'd have expected Jericho or Michaels to take it. Too bad for Sting. Two chances to make it and he can't make either of them happen. He came close the second time around though. Taker's tombstone has always been a solid match ender, but it seems in AWC he's taken it to epic proportions. Good win for Styles. A win like that cements him as a big player in AWC in my mind. He may not be the biggest or strongest in the AWC, but it looks like he's able to hang with those that are. Next card looks exciting, I'm looking forward to it. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 09/20/05 at 05:12:23 ******************** [AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Title Tournament]: No-Time-Limit-Match: Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) defeated The X-Treme Church (Christopher Daniels and Donovan Morgan) when Edge pinned C. Daniels after the Welcome to Canada! in 0:14:19. Rating: *** 1/4 [AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Title Tournament]: No-Time-Limit-Match: J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) defeated The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) when Snow pinned S. Hall with the Snow Plow in 0:14:30. Rating: * 1/4 Kane pinned Chris Benoit with the Choke Slam in 0:14:28. Rating: *** Sting pinned Raven with the Scorpion Death Drop in 0:10:22. Rating: ** 1/4 Shawn Michaels made Stevie Richards submit to an abdominal stretch in 0:03:20. Rating: *** [AJ Styles and Mystery Partner vs. The Undertaker and Mystery Partner:] AJ Styles and Goldberg defeated The Undertaker and Jeff Jarrett when Goldberg pinned J. Jarrett with the Jackhammer in 0:13:00. Rating: *** 3/4 No-Time-Limit-Match for the vacant AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) defeated Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) when Rhino pinned Edge with the Gore in 0:10:44. Rating: ** 1/4 (J.O.B. Squad won the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.) Card rating: ** 3/4 Match observations: Everyone was able to show up for tonights event, which was good to see. Fact is, that Kane had a death in his family last week, just hours before the show, and the only person who knew he wasn't going to be there was the Owner. No word on why Scott Hall wasn't there yet. Al Snow and Rhino (J.O.B. Squad) were able to pull off a huge upset against The Outsiders, and then against Canadian Standard. They look like a very promising team as the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Champions. Styles surprised everyone with Goldgerg as his Surprise Partner, and Taker surprised everyone with Jeff Jarrett as his partner. The Title match for next week between AJ Styles and The Undertaker has been officially signed for the card. |
| americamamushi | Posted on 09/20/05 at 07:52:31 i love the JOB Squad winning the tag titles. I'm almost as big an Al Snow mark as I am a Keiji Muto mark :) |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 10/05/05 at 21:52:08 Shawn Michaels pinned Paul London after a flying elbowdrop in 0:11:40. Rating: *** Stevie Richards pinned Lance Storm with the Stevie-T in 0:08:35. Rating: ** 3/4 Interview: Jeff Jarrett attacks AJ Styles (The shot goes backstage where AJ Styles is warming up for his match later that night. Just then, Jeff Jarrett runs through the door with his guitar! Styles turns and is greeted by a guitar shot over his head! Jarrett doesn't stop there, however. He grabs a steel chair and goes to work on Style's leg! He wraps his leg up in the chair, stands on a bench...HE JUMPS OFF AND SMASHES STYLES LEG IN THE CHAIR!! The fans are booing Jarrett out of the building! Jerrett finally stops and leaves the locker room. Styles is shown on the floor writhing in pain as paramedics enter the room. We go to commercial.) No-Countout-Match: The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) defeated Chris Benoit and Sting when S. Hall pinned Sting with the Outsiders Edge in 0:00:24. Kevin Nash suffered a back injury. He will be out for approximately 2 cards. Rating: * Interview: A Manager sits in the Crowd... (The shot pans around the sold-out crowd. It stops on a man with a very familiar face...it's...TED DIBIASE! DiBiase just sits in his fifth row seat, watching what's going on. What in the world is DiBiase doing here? He is not scheduled to be on the card, or even affiliated with the Coalition. Maybe time will tell...) [Semi-Main Event]: J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) defeated The X-Treme Church (Christopher Daniels and Donovan Morgan) when Rhino pinned D. Morgan with the Gore in 0:10:42. Rating: ** 3/4 Interview: The Champ is injured?!? (The Undertaker is in the ring for he has the next match. He waits for the champion to come out. But, instead, the ring announcer gets a note. He enters the ring to read it aloud.) RA: "Ladies and Gentlemen, we have some bad news. The AWC North American Heavyweight Champion, AJ Styles, was injured when he was attacked earlier this evening. Which means, he will not be able to compete in tonights Main Event. We are sorry for this change." (The Ring Announcer exits the ring as The Undertaker looks furious. He starts to scream at the entrance ramp for AJ Styles to come out. But, from the crowd behind him, AJ STYLES SNEAKS INTO THE RING! He taps Taker's shoulder and Taker turns around; AJ STYLES HITS A SITOUT FACESMASH!! The match begins! The announcers inform us that AJ Styles really is injured, but his heart is so big, that he came out injured to fight The Undertaker!) AJ Styles pinned The Undertaker after an Asai moonsault into an inverted DDT in 0:25:09. Rating: **** 1/4 (AJ Styles retained the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship.) [Jeff Jarrett interfered against AJ Styles.] [Goldberg interfered against The Undertaker.] Card rating: *** Match observations: Kevin Nash was injured in The Outsiders quick match against Chris Benoit and Sting. He hurt his back very early on, which resulted in Scott Hall hitting The Outsiders Edge very quick and getting the win. Nash is expected to be out for at least two cards. Ted DiBiase was seen in the audience tonight, and nobody is sure why he was there, though it is expected that it wasn't just to be a spectator. AJ Styles was injured early in the night when he was brutally attacked by one of his opponents last week, Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett showed up where he didnt belong once more when he interfered in the main event. But, Goldberg came out to help out his friend and even the odds for Styles. Stevie Richards looked excellent tonight in his fast match against Lance Storm. J.O.B. Squad was able to show why they are the Tag Team Champs when they defeated The X-Treme Church tonight. Canadian Standard had the night off. Back to AJ Styles, he showed an amazing deal of athleticism tonight, and both Taker and Styles showed amazing endurance as they lasted 25 minutes in the ring together in an incredible matchup. But, the Champ prevailed once again. |
| americamamushi | Posted on 10/05/05 at 22:02:47 Good showing for Styles over Taker. He not only came back, but he came back big. And Nash hurt something besides his knee? I don't believe it :) |
| rey619 | Posted on 10/05/05 at 22:59:02 Who else besides Kevin Nash can be injured in a 24 second tag-team match. I'll bet Hall was in the ring the whole time as well :P It doesn't take a genius to see whose rulesheet you are using, but you're doing a good job at it. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 10/13/05 at 02:43:03 Interview: From Mexico With Love (A Promo is shown of a Mexican star that will be coming in next week...it is.. PSICOSIS!) Raven pinned Rhino with the Raven Effect in 0:22:33. Rating: *** Handicap-Match: Scott Hall defeated Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) when S. Hall defeated Jericho by countout in 0:16:24. Rating: *** Interview: DiBiase in the House (As the crowd is shown, the camera picks up a face from last week. Ted Dibiase is in the house again this week! What in the world could he want?) No-Time-Limit-No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match: Kane pinned Al Snow with the Choke Slam in 0:14:58. Rating: *** 1/2 [Main Event]: AJ Styles pinned Jeff Jarrett with the Styles Clash in 0:12:32. Rating: *** 1/4 (AJ Styles retained the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship.) [The Undertaker interfered against AJ Styles.] [The Undertaker interfered against Jeff Jarrett.] Card rating: *** 1/4 Match Observations: The "Phenomonal" one did it again, taking out the man who injured him last week, Jeff Jarrett. Kane showed that he can be a hardcore wrestler by beating Al Snow in a brutal, Falls Count Anywhere matchup. Raven, continuing his hot streak, was able to beat Rhino. This means that both the halves of the Tag Team Champs lost in singles action...I guess we know why they are the Tag Champs, and not the North American Heavyweight Champions. Scott Hall shocked everyone when he beat BOTH the wrestlers of Edge and Chris Jericho in Canadian Standard. He is proving to be more than just a tag team wrestler. We seen Ted DiBiase in the crowd again tonight, which leaves a lot more questions to be answered. Next week we should be seeing the new Mexican Star, Psicosis in action. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 01/24/06 at 04:59:43 GASP! An update?!?! I'm just as shocked as you are. Anyway, as I was reading this, I really realized how it gets MUCH better later on in the circuit. But, I aint jumping ahead, so you'll just deal with it. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it, and thanks for reading. Interview: AJ Styles confronts Goldberg (The show comes on the air with AJ Styles in the ring. The fans cheer him loudly. He has the AWC North American Heavyweight Title belt around his waist and a microphone in his hand.) AJ: "Last week, I kicked the ass of not only one, but two people because The Undertaker couldn't keep his nose out of my business! But, I thought I had some backup on the way to help me kick their asses, but no. I waited for you, Goldberg, and you never showed! You said you had my back, and you chickened out. Where were you last week?!?" (Then Goldbergs music hits! The fans go crazy and start a "GOLD-BERG!" chant. Goldberg makes his way to the ring, looking very focused. He gets in and the two men stare at each other. But, it isnt a look of hatred, just untrust. Goldberg grabs the mic away from Styles and takes a step back to talk.) GB: "Where was I? Where was I? I was in the back, watching on the monitor! The way I look at it, I do respect you. As a person and as a wrestler, I respect you. But, I don't respect you as the North American Heavyweight Champ! You have what I want! And I wont stop until I get it!" (AJ Styles looked shocked at his former friends remarks. Goldbergs music hits as the crowd cheers. Goldberg stares at him once again and drops the microphone Goldberg turns around and moves to leave the ring. He stops, turns and runs at Styles...SPEAR!! SPEAR!! Goldberg leaves Styles lifeless on the mat! He gets up, and yells. The crowd still cheers Goldberg. Goldberg leaves the ring, and dissapears backstage as Styles still lies on the mat, lifeless.) Paul London pinned Psicosis with the London Calling in 0:09:12. Rating: ** Interview: The President's Major Announcement (While Paul London and Psicosis are still in the ring after an awesome high-flying matchup. London goes over to Psicosis and looks at him for a second, then extends his hand for a handshake. The crowd seems happy about this and cheers for Psicosis to shake his hand. Psicosis and London embrace hands as the crowd goes nuts. Suddenly, London pulls Psicosis in and kicks him in the gut! Then he nails sit-out Powerbomb! The crowd boos Paul London out of the building! London gets on the top rope and yells at some of the fans at ringside, flipping them off. He evenually exits. After he is gone, some new music hits. Music that we have not heard before in the AWC. It is the President's music! And out walks..."Rowdy" Roddy Piper! The fans goe crazy for Piper as he acknowledges them with a polite wave. He gets into the ring and signals for a microphone. He is handed one as the crowds cheers don't relent. After about 35 seconds, it is finally quiet enough for him to speak.) RP: "Thank you guys so much. What a warm reception. But, I am not out here to become the face of the American Wrestling Coalition. I am out here to make a big announcement that I am sure you fans will love to hear. At the end of this month, the AWC will be holding it's first ever Pay-Per-View Mega show! (crowd pops) That is right, we are finally going to PPV. And the main event at the show will feature 6 men. And it will be for the NORTH AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP! I will name four of the six men right now; they are The Champion, AJ Styles (Crowd pop), Goldberg (crowd pop), Jeff Jarrett (crowd hisses), and The Undertaker (crowd hisses)! The other two men will be named at a later point. And the match type and rules will be announced one week before the show! Thank you everyone, for coming out and supporting the AWC!" (Piper's music hits and the crowd cheers loudly again as the show goes to a commercial.) Kane pinned Chris Benoit after a Gorilla Press in 0:07:12. Rating: ** 3/4 Scott Hall pinned Christopher Daniels after an inside cradle in 0:10:09. Rating: *** 1/4 Interview: Ted DiBiase Speaks (The ring finally emptied of the last match. Then, from out of the crowd, Ted DiBiase jumps over the gaurdrail! He grabs a mic off the table and steps into the ring. The fans start to cheer.) TD: "Just shut the hell up. How dare you cheer me! I make more money in one hour than any of you hicks will make in your lifetime! (crowd hisses) Now, enough of you idiots, I have someone I need to introduce. A man I have wacthed from afar and finally was able to buy him as my wrestler. This is a man that will forever change the face of AWC...Here he is..." (Music hits...IT'S BATISTA! The crowd boos as he walks out to the ring. He completely ignores the fans and is very focused on the ring, and his manager. He steps into the ring and stands next to DiBiase.) TD: "Yes, you know him. Batista will be the next North American Heavyweight Champion! And, to guarantee this, I am demanding that my man, Batista, be the fifth man in that 6-man North American Heavyweight Title match at the Pay-Per-View! But, tonight, I am going to show the world what kind of a relentless maniac Batista is. We challenge anyone in that locker room to come down and get their ass kicked in a match! Come on! ANYONE!" (The challenge is answered...) [Unsanctioned Match]: Batista pinned Stevie Richards with the Demon Bomb in 0:07:49. Rating: ** 1/2 [Ted DiBiase interfered against Stevie Richards.] Chris Jericho defeated Sting when Sting passed out in the Walls Of Jericho in 0:15:14. Rating: *** 3/4 [Semi-Main Event]: Raven and Lance Storm defeated J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) when Raven pinned Snow with the Raven Effect in 0:12:30. Rating: *** 1/4 [Main Event]: Goldberg pinned The Undertaker with the Jackhammer in 0:10:59. Rating: **** Interview: After the Match... (As the crowd cheers Goldberg, The Undertaker is still on the ground after the Jackhammer. AJ Styles appears at the top of the entrance ramp. The fans cheer him now too. He starts to walk down to the ring. Goldberg stands there waiting for him to enter the ring. The Undertaker starts to get up. Goldberg notices, but keeps his focus on Styles. Styles gets on the ring apron as The Undertaker stands up. Goldberg runs toward both of them. But, he hits...TAKER WITH THE SPEAR! He yells and stares at Styles who is still on the ring apron. Styles looks back, then jumps down off of the apron. He starts walking backwards up the ramp. He is smirking a bit and he is telling Goldberg just to wait. They will have they're day as the show goes off the air.) Card rating: *** 1/4 Match observations: Goldberg shocked Styles at the opening of the show with the revelation that he, too, wants a title shot. And then spearing him. The President made his first public appearance. And Piper had an incredible announcement as he announced the first AWC PPV for the end of this month. And the questions have been answered as to why Ted DiBiase was sitting in the audience the past two weeks, debuting Batista as the wrestler he is managing in the AWC. Also, will be able to get Batista in the 6 man Title match at the PPV? After the announcement, Batista kicked the crap out the man who accepted their challenge, Stevie Richards. Scott Hall is looking good for the first time since Wrestlemania X, pulling the weight of the entire tag team with Kevin Nash being injured for the last 2 weeks. Rumor has it that Nash is getting better and will be back for the next card. And Raven is definitely on the HOT side of things with two big wins the last two weeks, over both members of the Tag Team Champions. Psicosis was expected to be huge in his debut match, but instead got beat by Paul London, who then showed a sickening display of unsportsmenship. London, after shaking Psicosis's hand, hit him with a Sitout Powerbomb. The main event was great as expected, drawing a four star rating. But, the aftermath was the most bizarre part of it all. After Goldberg hit Styles with the Spear, you would figure he would want to get his revenge. However, after Goldberg beat Taker, and Styles came out, Styles didnt attack him. And, just as surprising, Goldberg didnt attack Styles, instead he hit Taker with another Spear! What is going to happen with these men? |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 01/26/06 at 17:06:19 Lance Storm defeated Psicosis by countout in 0:12:14. Rating: *** [Paul London interfered against Psicosis.] Interview: DiBiase is Back Again (Ted DiBiase's music hits and the crowd boos. Batista and DiBiase walk down to the ring. They enter and DiBiase is handed a microphone.) DB: "I don't have time for you dumbasses tonight. We are making another challenge to anyone back there in that lockerroom to get their asses kicked here tonight! Anyone! Come on, don't be scared!" (His challenge is answered again...) [Unsanctioned Match]: Batista pinned Sting after a power bomb in 0:06:10. Rating: * 3/4 Chris Benoit made Stevie Richards submit to the Crippler Crossface in 0:17:51. Rating: **** Donovan Morgan pinned Edge with the Suicide Drop in 0:12:41. Rating: *** 3/4 [Ravens Rules Match]: Falls-Count-Anywhere Match: Raven pinned Shawn Michaels after a power bomb in 0:26:21. Rating: ***** [Semi-Main Event]: J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) and The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) battled to a double countout in 0:06:26. Rating: 3/4* Interview: Piper's Follow-up (Roddy Pipers music hits as the crowd goes nuts. He enters the ring with a mic.) RP: "Thank you again. Tonight, I am here to reveal how the Sixth and final wrestler of the 6-Man Title match at the Pay-Per-View will be decided. Next week there will be a Four-Way Elimination match. The Winner will become the sixth entry in the matchup. The match next week will feature Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit, Kane, and Raven! Thank you, and enjoy the rest of the show!" (Piper exits the ring to the sounds of cheering fans.) [Main Event]: Triangle Match with Special Referee AJ Styles: The Undertaker defeated Jeff Jarrett and Goldberg when Undertaker pinned J. Jarrett after a powerslam in 0:17:43. Rating: *** 1/2 Interview: Batista Cleans House! After the match, Batista hits the ring! He nails The Undertaker with the Demon Bomb! He picks up Goldberg and hits HIM with the Demon Bomb! Jarrett climbs back into the ring...BUT HE'S GREETED WITH YET ANOTHER DEMON BOMB!!! Styles sits in the corner watching this all go down. Then, Batista sees him in the corner. They stare each other down for a second...then Batista runs at him. But Styles move out of the way as Batista hits the turnbuckle hard! Batista bounces off the turnbuckle and moves toward Styles. STYLES NAILS HIM THE STYLES CLASH!!! The fans are going crazy for Styles! Styles grabs his belt and heads up the ramp. He stops at the top of the ramp and looks to the ring where Batista has already gotten up and is looking at Styles extremely pissed off. Batista mouths "Next time...Next time!" as the show goes off the air. Card rating: *** 1/4 Match observations: The tag team scene got even hotter tonight with a double countout between the champs and The Outsiders. Piper has another big announcement as we get to see who will be the 6th and final wrestler of that 6-man Title match at the PPV which we have just been informed will be named next week. Paul London and Psicosis seem to be developing quite the fued as London attacked Psicosis in tonights opener causing him the match against Lance Storm. And Raven and Shawn Michaels put on one of the best matches to date in a Ravens Rules match-up earning a 5 Star rating. And since Raven won, it seems that that was enough to get Piper to put him in that match next week for the 6th and final spot in the PPV main event for the title. Batista made short order of the man who accepted his challenge, Sting, tonight. But, the big news about Batista came after the main event was finished, which The Undertaker, technically, won. His victory dance was short lived, however, when Batista came down and hit his Demon Bomb on three of the four men. The tides changed when it was Batista and The Champion, AJ Styles. Styles was able to take Batista out with his Styles Clash. However, Batista didn't stay down long as he stared down Styles as the show went off the air. |
| Snabbit888 | Posted on 01/26/06 at 23:30:25 I like what you have going here, but for anyone to give this circuit much afterthough, you're going to need to be at least a little bit more detailed on the writeups. Now if you're content with how things are and are having fun with it, don't change a thing. It would just be helpful if you give every match a little attention at least. I mean, you had an awesome 5-star match, and it hardly got a mention. |
| Anubis | Posted on 01/27/06 at 12:17:41 OMGLOL @ Nash getting injured. Classic. I couldn't book that any better. ;D |
| 91 | Posted on 01/28/06 at 18:51:46 You can't accuse TNM of unrealism then. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 03/17/06 at 05:10:21 Well, let me know if this is a better way to post my results. If it is, then I will try to continue doing it this way as much as possible. I'll still probably have a ridiculous time between posting cards, though. But, I do it when I have time. Enjoy! Match with Special Referee Paul London: Lance Storm pinned Psicosis after hitting him with a foreign object in 0:14:23. With the heat between London and Psicosis, one could only imagine that this match would not be officiated fairly. And that would turn out to be a correct assumption. Storm and Psicosis battled a technically sound matchup till about the the 10 minute mark, when Storm decided that it was time to bring in some hardware (in the form of a steel chair). Storm went outside the ring after hitting a legsweep to grab the chair. But, by the time he reached the chair, Psicosis was up and attacked him from behind. London was sitting down on the turnbuckle as all of this went on, neglecting his duty to count. Psicosis finally got Storm down to the ground, and he set up the chair. Psicosis then sprung off the chair into a legdrop. This upset London, and he decided to start counting quite fast. Psicosis jumped back into the ring, and London decided that he didn't need to count anymore. This provoked an argument between Psicosis and London, allowing Storm to sneak into the ring with the chair. Psicosis turned and was greeted by a steel chair to the face. London turned away as it happened so he wouldn't see the illegal attack. Storm jumped down and got the pin with a very fast 3-count (not that it was needed) giving Storm the victory. Rating: *** 1/4 Kevin Nash pinned Al Snow with the Jackknife Power Bomb in 0:04:48. This match was a half-rematch from last weeks double countout between these two teams (J.O.B. Squad [The Champs] and The Outsiders). This was a match that the crowd, for whatever reason, was not really into. It started out with a quick pin attempt by Snow after he reversed a vertical suplex. Al Snow really had the upper hand throughout most of this short match. From clotheslines to dragon suplexes to a slow count by referee Jon Vulem. But, the end came when Snow whipped Nash into the ropes, Nash countered it with a kick to the midsection, and then hit his Jacknife Powerbomb to get the 1-2-3. Rating: 3/4* Interview: Another Piper Announcement (Roddy Piper enters the ring with a microphone as the crowd cheers him on.) RP: "We have some very big news to report to you, the fans of the American Wrestling Coalition! The week is upon is that I announce the details of NEXT WEEK'S PAY-PER-VIEW which, will be called 'Retribution'! The main event, as I mentioned before will be 6 men competing for the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship; 5 of these six men have already been decided and they are: The North American Heavyweight Champion: AJ Styles, The Undertaker, Goldberg, Jeff Jarrett, and the man who has proved worthy of an ass kicking: Batista! The sixth man, as you probably know, will be decided later tonight. And now, for the announcement you have all been waiting for, what type of match will it be? Well, after thinking about it long and hard, I have decided that there is really only one type of match that will be able to hold these men...and that match is... ... AN ELIMINATION CHAMBER MATCH! (HUGE crowd pop as Piper smiles and exits the ring.) Stevie Richards defeated Paul London by countout in 0:12:57. It was time for the world to see Paul London again, this time fighting (against Stevie Richards). This was a great match that the crowd was very behind. There was a lot of heat for London because of his controversial officiating earlier in the evening. London was taking it to Richards with a lot of high flying moves. London went for a pin around the 8 minute mark after hitting a Superplex off the top rope. But, Richards refused to give up that easy and kicked out after a 2 count. The crowd started a "Ste-vie!" chant and this pumped Richards up. He came back with a few stiff rights to the head, followed by a DDT to take London to the mat. Richards then decided to try and take a page out of London's book and headed to the top rope, but this would prove detrimental. Richards lept off the top rope in a frog splash, but London moved to the side! Then, as London was getting up from the mat, Psicosis started making his way down to ringside. The crowd popped huge for Psicosis, as he stood ringside. London was very distraught about Psicosis being down there and started losing concentration. As London yelled at the ref to make Psicosis leave ringside, Richards got up and set up for the Stevie Kick. London turned and...SMACK! STEVIE KICK! This sent London out of the ring right in front of Psicosis. The ref started a 10 count, and when it looked like London was about to get up Richards grabbed the ref and started acting like he rolled his ankle. Psicosis kicked London in the face; ran up to the ringside barrier...GUILLOTINE LEGDROP! London is out cold. The ref gets back on the job and finishes the countout giving Stevie Richards the win. Rating: *** [Psicosis interfered against Paul London.] Rhino pinned Scott Hall with the Gore in 0:14:34. In this surprisingly long match, Rhino was able to get the upperhand early on. And, after a few short-lived comebacks from Scott Hall, Rhino hit the Gore and got the pin. Both men looked shockingly well in the ring tonight. Rating: * 1/4 [Semi-Main Event: To Decide the Sixth Man]: Four Corners Match: Raven defeated Shawn Michaels, Kane and Chris Benoit: x Kane beat S. Michaels via the Choke Slam in 0:11:03 x Benoit beat Kane via the Crippler Crossface in 0:17:58 x Raven beat Benoit via the Raven Effect in 0:20:26 Well, there you have it! The Main Event for Retribution has been set- Raven is the sixth and final man in that Elimination Chamber matchup. With this match having no rules, it seems like Raven will fit right in. But, lest we forget about tonights matchup. In what many would consider a major upset, Kane hit his earth-shattering Choke Slam on Shawn Michaels to make Michaels, the man many predicted to win the match, the first man out of the fight. Then, in another big surprise, Chris Benoit made Kane tap-out with the Crippler Crossface! This may be the first time in Kane's career that he has tapped. But, Benoit's excitement was short lived, as less than three minutes later, Benoit turned, and walked right into the nasty Raven Effect from Raven. This gave Raven the victory and the title shot at Retribution! Rating: *** 3/4 [Main Event]: No-Time-Limit-Match: The Undertaker and Batista defeated Jeff Jarrett and Goldberg when Batista defeated J. Jarrett via pinfall in 0:08:31. Four of the Six men who are set to square off in the Elimination Chamber match at Retribution were forced to team up in pairs to face off against each other tonight. The Undertaker and Batista took on Jeff Jarrett and Goldberg. The crowd wasn't sure who to cheer for as they hate everyone but Goldberg in this match. The fight was short, but sweet. Undertaker and Jeff Jarrett started off the match. 'Taker took the advantage early, and held on. He was even able to hit his Choke Slam, but Goldberg came in for the save. Eventually, both men tagged out and it was time for the big...ger brutes to go at it. Batista came in strong with a few stiff chops, but Goldberg was able to break free from a DDT attempt and hit a...fisherman suplex?!? Yup, that's right, Goldberg reversed a DDT into a Fisherman Suplex. Goldberg was all set up for his Spear, but Batista dodged the bullet, sending Goldberg into the ring post. Goldberg was forced to tag out to Jarrett, who took advantage of the winded Batista. Batista, however, battled back and was able to hit his Demon Bomb for the 1-2-3! Rating: ** 1/4 Card rating: ** 1/2 Match observations: Things spiced a bit one week before Retribution. The Elmination Chamber match should be unforgettable as we found out Raven will be the sixth and final man in the matchup. MAJOR ANOUNCEMENT! We have just got word that there are two more huge matches for next week's Retribution Pay-Per-View! The First is a 2 out of 3 Falls Tag Team Championship Match featuring the champs, J.O.B. Squad against their recent foes, The Outsiders. Also, an amazing oppurtunity to both settle the fued, and make a LOT of money; Psicosis is set to face-off against Paul London in a...$1,000,000 CONTRACT LADDER MATCH! Be sure not to miss the AWC's first ever Pay-Per-View as it is sure to be an instant classic! WE'LL SEE YOU NEXT WEEK AT RETRIBUTION! Alright, now onto Predictions: (Note, this card was run months ago, so I will not be making any changes based on predictions) Dark Match: Sting vs. Billy Gunn Predicted Winner- Dark Match: Stevie Richards vs. Chuck Palumbo Predicted Winner- 2 out of 3 Falls Heavyweight Tag Team Championship Match: J.O.B. Squad(Al Snow/Rhino)(c) vs. The Outsiders(Kevin Nash/Scott Hall) Predicted Winner- Canadian Standard(Chris Jericho/Edge) vs. TNT(Tony Straddlin/Todd Sexton) Predicted Winner- $1,000,000 Contract Ladder Match: Paul London vs. Psicosis Predicted Winner- America's Most Wanted(Chris Harris/James Storm) vs. Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin Predicted Winner- Elimination Chamber AWC North American Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Styles(c) vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Goldberg vs. Raven vs. Batista vs. The Undertaker Predicted Winner- |
| Zedja | Posted on 03/17/06 at 09:03:21 Didn't you set up an entire section for your circuit further down in the forum? ;) If you aren't going to use it maybe you should mail Oliver to remove it. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 03/17/06 at 18:52:10 No, Zedja, that wasn't me, that was the other AWC that...Ghost Mask III is running. The link can be found here: http://www.tnm7.de/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=tnmcircs;action=display;num=1135748749 But, if he doesn't start to use it, I would gladly take it over and use it. There is, of course, the possibility that Oliver fell in love with my circuit so much, that he needed to make an entire section for it, but just hasn't told me about it yet...but I doubt it ;). ~Branden |
| Anubis | Posted on 03/19/06 at 12:54:40 Dark Match: Sting vs. Billy Gunn Predicted Winner- Billy Gunn Dark Match: Stevie Richards vs. Chuck Palumbo Predicted Winner- Stevie Richards 2 out of 3 Falls Heavyweight Tag Team Championship Match: J.O.B. Squad(Al Snow/Rhino)(c) vs. The Outsiders(Kevin Nash/Scott Hall) Predicted Winner- The Outsiders Canadian Standard(Chris Jericho/Edge) vs. TNT(Tony Straddlin/Todd Sexton) Predicted Winner- Canadian Standard $1,000,000 Contract Ladder Match: Paul London vs. Psicosis Predicted Winner- Paul London America's Most Wanted(Chris Harris/James Storm) vs. Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin Predicted Winner- America's Most Wanted Elimination Chamber AWC North American Heavyweight Championship Match: AJ Styles(c) vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Goldberg vs. Raven vs. Batista vs. The Undertaker Predicted Winner- Goldberg |
| Zedja | Posted on 03/19/06 at 20:48:42 Sting vs. Billy Gunn Stevie Richards vs. Chuck Palumbo J.O.B. Squad vs. The Outsiders Canadian Standard vs. TNT Paul London vs. Psicosis America's Most Wanted vs. Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin AJ Styles(c) vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Goldberg vs. Raven vs. Batista vs. The Undertaker |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 04/06/06 at 01:22:26 [Dark Match (Tryout Match)]: Billy Gunn pinned Sting with the Fame-Ass-Er in 0:08:49. Rating: * 1/4 [Torrie Wilson interfered against Sting.] [Dark Match (Tryout Match)]: Stevie Richards pinned Chuck Palumbo with the Stevie-T in 0:12:43. Rating: ** 1/4 Tag Team Match- Canadian Standard vs. Tony Straddlin and Todd Sexton: What a fantastic way to start off the first ever AWC Pay-Per-View! Canadian Standard really took it to the newcomers of Tony Straddlin and Todd Sexton. Edge got a hold of Straddlin and didn't let go until Straddlin was able to hit a strong lariat on Edge, and then was able to make his way to the corner to tag in Sexton. However, Edge made it to his partner also, and Jericho hit a big spinebuster, followed by a Lionsault, then locked in Walls of Jericho! Sexton was forced to tap out. Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) defeated Tony Straddlin and Todd Sexton when Jericho made T. Sexton submit to the Walls Of Jericho in 0:09:00. Rating: *** 1/4 Tag Team Match- America's Most Wanted vs. Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin: The night of tag action continued with America's Most Wanted taking on the newly formed team of Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin. This match was exceptional and could have gone either way. Morgan looked like he was going to pick up the victory after he hit his finisher, the Suicide Drop, on Storm. But Harris was able to make it into the ring to break up the pin attempt. This provoked Garvin to enter the ring also, and a brawl ensued between the four men that the ref had no control over. This went on for about 5 minutes, until Harris was knocked out of the ring by Garvin with a dropkick. Garvin then climbed to the top rope and hit a flying elbow drop onto the concrete! Storm was then able to get the edge in the ring and eventually nailed the 8 Second Ride on Morgan, giving AMW the win. Chris Harris and James Storm defeated Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin when J. Storm pinned D. Morgan with the 8 Second Ride in 0:17:10. Rating: *** [$1,000,000 Contract Ladder Match]- Pscisosis vs. Paul London: "HOLY SHIT" chants filled the arena throughout this breathtaking match. The match started with Psicosis taking the advantage early-on with a bodyslam followed by a few legdrops. But, that changed after London was able to dodge a clothesline, and hit a snap suplex. London then went to work the crowd but got nothing but loud boos. The first "Holy Shit" chant came after the wrestlers left the ring. They travelled back up the ramp and Psicosis hit a spinning headscissors. Then, he proceeded to place London on top a table that was conveniently set up at the top of the entrance ramp. Psicosis climbed to the top of the ladder...FLYING LEG DROP THROUGH THE TABLE! But, Psicosis was unable to capitalize on this because he was injured just as much as London was. In fact, London was the first to stand up after this hellacious move. He started to stumble back down to the ring. But, before too long, Psicosis was able to stand up and chase down London, knocking him to the floor. Psicosis then threw London into the ring steps with a sickening thud. A few minutes later, the second "Holy Shit" chant would begin. London made his way back into the ring, but Psicosis still had the upper hand. London was able to get a second wind, and fight back. He placed the HUGE 30-foot ladder up in the ring and started climbing. But, Psicosis got up and started climbing up the other side. But, something was about to go wrong for these two men. As Psciosis jumped on the ladder, it started rocking it. The ladder rocked so hard, it fell over! But, instead of the men being able to catch the ropes, it sent them into the second row of the crowd! (Luckily, no fans were injured during this incident) Psicosis was the first up. He cleared the crowd, grabbed a chair, climbed to the top of the gaurd rail...ANOTHER FLYING LEG DROP! But, this time, he had a chair to assist in the impact. Psicosis made it back into the ring, set up a second ladder real quick, climbed to the top of it...AND GRABBED THE BRIEFCASE TO WIN THE MATCH! London and Psicosis were taken to the local emergency room after the match for their injuries. Both appear to be alright, and should be back in action very quickly. Psicosis defeated Paul London in 0:16:05. Rating: *** 1/2 [Semi-Main Event]: Two-out-of-three-Falls Tag Team Title Match- The Outsiders vs. J.O.B. Squad(c): The impossible not only happened once here in AWC, but twice! First, the underdog team of Al Snow and Rhino (J.O.B. Squad) win the Heavyweight Tag Titles, then, they...GASP! SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND THEM! And it was against the veteran team of The Outsiders, nonetheless. Although it may not look like Snow did much in this match, oh boy, would that ever be the wrong assumption. First, Snow was able to allow Rhino to get the first pin because of the fact that he hit his Snow Plow on Hall when the referees back was turned. This set up Rhino to hit a spinebuster slam giving J.O.B. Squad the first, very key, pinfall. Nash, after seeing this, got pissed off. He stormed in and took out Rhino with a big boot. For some reason, the referee allowed Nash to be legal man in the ring even without there being a tag. Nash beat up on Rhino for about 30 more seconds before Rhino tagged out. Nash and Snow fought back and fourth until Snow tagged back out to Rhino. Rhino came in, set up for his Gore, but instead of hitting Nash, Nash dodged and he hit Hall with a Gore through the ropes, and to the floor! Nash saw the oppurtunity, got out of the ring, threw Rhino back in, hit his Jacknife Powerbomb and tied up the match at one fall per team. After this fall, both men tagged out to their partners (Nash, of course, gave a few parting blows to Rhino before he made his way to the corner). Hall and Snow fought to the brink of exhaustion. Then, Hall took the advantage again. He was able to hit his finisher, but was too tired to get the pinfall! Both men crawled to their corners in pain. Hall was able to make it there first, but before Nash was able to pull Snow back into the ring, Rhino was tagged in. Immedietly after, Rhino was able to nail a suprise Gore on Nash and secure the 1-2-3 allowing J.O.B. Squad to pull off another amazing victory! The crowd errupted as the ref called for the bell and the title belts. J.O.B. Squad then made their way to the crowd to celebrate amongst their fans. J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) beat The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) 2 falls to 1: x Rhino beat S. Hall via a spinebuster slam in 0:11:25 x Nash beat Rhino via the Jackknife Power Bomb in 0:17:10 x Rhino beat Nash via the Gore in 0:25:43 Rating: ** (J.O.B. Squad retained the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.) Elimination Chamber North American Title Match- AJ Styles(c) vs. The Undertaker vs. Goldberg vs. Jeff Jarrett vs. Raven vs. Batista: Five words: Match of the Year Candidate! The AWC crowds have never seen anything like this before. Eric Bischoff and the WWE may have had the original idea for an Elimination Chamber match, but the AWC and these six men redefined what this match was all about! AJ Styles was the champion going into this match, but the odds were stacked against him nearly immediatley when his door opened up first along with The Undertakers. AJ Styles started by going for a roundhouse kick, but The Undertaker countered it with a cradle suplex. These two continued back and fourth, with AJ Styles getting three quick pin attempts, but Taker kicked out of all of them. At the 2 minute mark, Ravens door was opened. He went for The Undertaker right off the bat. Styles, feeling left out, I guess, decided to attack Raven with a reverse neckbreaker. Taker then took advantage of the fallen Raven and worked his legs a bit. Then, at the 4 minute mark, Jeff Jarrett's door opened up. He went after Styles. He hit a back suplex, and eventually hit a flying cross body press. He went for a pin, but only got a two count out of Styles. At 6 minutes Goldbergs door opened, and at 8 minutes the last man, Batista entered the match. All six men were now in the ring at the same time! All men battled like hell to stay alive. But, the first man to tumble was the one that many thought would dominate the match- Batista. Goldberg proved that he was a bigger big man and after hitting his Spear on him, he nailed him the Jacknife to get the first victory of the night. After the first fall, Goldberg was pumped up. He then went after The Undertaker. This left Raven alone to take a break for a second. But, this didn't last long because he saw that Styles was trying to do the same thing. So, he ran over to Styles and hit him with a clothesline. He picked him up, and hit a Michinoku Driver II onto the Chambers steel floor! He wasn't done yet, though. He decided to climb to the top turnbuckle, and hit a flying elbow drop! He very well could have gotten the pin right then, but he wanted to put the champ out in style (no pun inteded). He picked up Styles again, and...SMACK! Raven Effect on the steel! This allowed Raven to pick up the pin and knock the Champion out of the Elimination Chamber Match. This meant that a new North American Champion would be crowned here tonight, but who would it be? The Undertaker, Raven, Jeff Jarrett, or Goldberg? The match continued for about another minute longer, when a sickening thud was heard from the opposite side of the cage from where Styles was pinned. It was the sound of Goldbergs head hitting the glass, then the steel floor after a viscous clothesline from The Undertaker. This allowed Taker to get the pin, putting fan favorite Goldberg out of the match. At this point, Jarrett and Raven were going at it. The Undertaker, being the veteran he is, saw this and decided to take a seat and let them beat the hell out of each other. They did just that. At one point, it looked as if Jarrett was going to knock Raven out of the match after he raked Ravens face across the steel wall. But, all it did was cause him to lose a few pints of blood, and more importantly, piss him off. Raven was able to fight back from Jarretts attack. He threw Jarrett into the glass doors, and into the side of the steel chamber. At about the 33 minute mark, Raven was able to hit his Raven Effect on Jarrett and get the pin! This left The Undertaker and Raven. Who wanted it more? The Undertaker got up right away and started taking it to an extremely exhausted Raven. The fans were chanting for Raven, which seemed to have some effect. But, Taker didn't faulter. He went for a bulldog, and nailed it. He then went for an elbow drop, but Raven moved out of the way. This didn't effect Taker as he just got up and started stomping Raven in the head. He picked Raven up, made a throat slash gesture and set him up for the Tombstone Piledriver! This would be it! If Taker hits this move, it would have to be over...BUT RAVEN REVERSES OUT OF IT!! He turns Taker around...Kick in the gut...RAVEN EFFECT! RAVEN EFFECT! RAVEN EFFECT!!! Raven goes for the pin! 1...2... ... ... 3!! RAVEN WINS THE TITLE! The crowd went absolutey nuts! Raven lay there, a champion in the middle of the ring. The ref held his, seemingly, lifeless hand in the air and draped the belt over his bloody body. What a match that was! Raven won a 6-man Elimination Chamber Match: x Undertaker and Styles started out. x Raven entered at 0:02:00 x Jeff Jarrett entered at 0:04:00 x Goldberg entered at 0:06:00 x Batista entered at 0:08:00 x Goldberg defeated Batista in 0:19:06 x Raven defeated Styles after the Raven Effect in 0:26:04 x Undertaker defeated Goldberg after a clothesline in 0:27:24 x Raven defeated J. Jarrett after the Raven Effect in 0:32:50 x Raven defeated Undertaker after the Raven Effect in 0:34:17 Rating: **** 1/4 (Raven won the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship.) Card rating: *** Match Observations: This amazing card really showcased what the American Wrestling Coalition is all about! Tonight we seen the Tag Champs retain, and the North American Champ stumble. Lets get to the highlights: The opening tag match seen the debut of newcomers Tony Straddlin and Todd Sexton. But, with their humiliating defeat, the question has to be, will they be back? The second tag match of the night saw Chris Harris and James Storm, America's Most Wanted, beat Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin in a hard fought battle. Then, the sumnation of the battle between Psicosis and Paul London happened in the form of a $1,000,000 Contract Ladder Match. This match was absolutely incredible as both men put on an amazing showing of talent, and stamina. But, in the end it was Psicosis' ability to regain composure, and hit a flying leg drop with a steel chair onto the cement after the ladder fell into the audience. Psicosis was then able to climb the ladder and grabb the briefcase with the Million dollar contract in it. Psicosis, because of his victory, gets a Million dollar bonus in his paycheck (spread out over the year, of course). Congratulations to him, and hopefully, London will find someone else to pick on. Next up was another Tag team match, but this one was the most important one of the night, and of J.O.B. Squad's career. With all the talk that the Squad got lucky winning the titles in week 1, and with their less-than-impressive performance in singles action over the past few weeks, the world would be watching to see if they could validate their title win 7 weeks ago. And validate they did! This 2/3 falls match was excellent as Rhino struck first blood, pinning Scott Hall with a spinebuster slam. But, Nash wouldn't let his team lose that easy, as he climbed into the ring, and finally hit his deadly Jacknife Powerbomb on Rhino to get the pin. With the match all tied up, who would make the third, and final, pin of the match? Well, Rhino decided to answer the call again! After Snow and Hall beat the hell out of each other, they both were finally able to tag out to their partners. But, as Nash ran into the ring, he didn't relize that Rhino had been tagged in! He found out soon enough as he was repaid for his Jacknife earlier in the night as Rhino nailed him with a Gore! That was enough to put the big man away and give J.O.B. Squad an amazing victory, to the crowd's delight. And then, finally, it was time for the match everyone was and would be talking about for years: The Elimination Chamber Match. By the most unfortunate of circumstances, AJ Styles, the Champ at the time, was forced to be the first one in the ring, and his challenge wasn't an easy one as The Undertaker would be the second man in the ring! But, to much surprise, NOBODY was eliminated until all 6 men were in the ring! The last man in was Batista, and the first man out was...Batista! And, in a bit of foreshadowing perhaps, Raven got the second elimination, eliminating the Champion himself, AJ Styles with the Raven Effect. Then, the man who humiliated Batista earlier on, Goldberg, was eliminated by The Dead Man, The Undertaker. Down to the last 3 wrestlers, Raven decided it was time to clean house and end the match. First, he took out Jeff Jarrett with the Raven Effect, and then, less than 2 minutes later, he was able to sneak in the Raven Effect on The Undertaker and get his third, and winning, pin of the night to become the AWC North American Heavyweight Champion! Most of the crowed cheered, but some sat unsure if they liked the fact that Raven just won the match as Raven sat, unbeaten, but destroyed, in the middle of the ring with the North American Title draped over him. A big congratulations goes out to Raven. And we hope you will join us next week for the aftermath of Retribution is sure to be exciting! GOOD NIGHT! |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 04/19/06 at 02:35:20 Yes, this is a shameless bump because my biggest card of the AWC has ALREADY been knocked off the first page! So, if you missed it the first time, consider this the replay of the PPV that you're still going to pay FULL price for. Your Welcome. :) ~Branden |
| dabirdman | Posted on 04/19/06 at 03:15:10 Great circuit. Love ow things are going down and I will be a reader to see how it goes. I 'm using the same rule set and I agree some of the best out there and as you have changed it up a little. It is funny though how the same set of ideas can be used and yet get different results. If you have time please check out my circuit AWF Friday Night Fury Be happy to hear your opinion Thanks for a gret circuit dabirdman |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 05/06/06 at 05:57:51 And yet another way of posting my cards. Call it lazy, or call it whatever you like, but I think I am going to start using the TNM PbP more often. It should allow me to post cards more often. Not to mention that the countdown is on: 4 Days until I have NO MORE RESPONSIBILITIES (at school, anyway), and I move back home. This is good news for me because I will have a lot more time to devote to the circuit write-ups. Anyway, I hope no one minds me "borrowing" the PbP setup that some of you use. If so, lemme know. Alright, anyway, enjoy Week 9! Oh, also note that the post-show write-ups get a lot better/bigger starting around Week 12. And by the next big PPV, they are in full swing. Interview: AMW Attacks! (The shot goes backstage to the lockerroom of the Tag Team Champs, the J.O.B. Squad. The crowd pops big when they see them.) Snow: We did it man! Ha ha! I knew we would. Rhino: Yeah. Snow: They said we wouldn't but we proved them wrong, didn't we? Rhino: Yeah. Snow: You really shouldn't talk so much. Rhino: Yeah. (Just then, America's Most Wanted storms into the picture and attacks the Squad! Rhino and Snow are completely defenseless to this brutal attack. They continue to pummel the hell out of the them as the show goes to a commercial.) Tag Team Match- The Outsiders vs. Canadian Standard: Although both teams are hated by the fans for the most part, it was obvious that The Outsiders were hated more, as Canadian Standard was cheered during this match a little bit. The match started out with Nash and Jericho in the ring. There was a quick exchange between the two: Nash went for a kick to the midsection, Jericho tried to counter with a dragon screw, but Nash countered that with an enzuigiri. Edge decided to get in the ring, making a two-on-one. They attempted a double fist to the head, but Nash countered it with a double clothesline. Edge rolled out of the ring, and Nash looked to end the match quickly as he picked up Jericho and hit his brutal Jacknife Powerbomb. He went for the pin- 1...2...foot in the ropes! Jericho was saved by getting his foot in the rope for a break. Nash then tagged out to Hall, who immediatly threw Jericho outside the ring. Hall followed him out, and throws him into the guardrail. Nash then came over and kicked Jericho in the head, which set up to Hall putting Jericho into a sleeper hold. He realised that it wasn't a smart move to put a submission hold on outside the ring, so he hit a fallaway slam instead. Hall taunted the crowd a bit, which lead them to break out a "Diamond Stud!" chant. This just made Hall more violent as he picked Jericho up, threw him into the guardrail again, then immediatly into the steel steps. As Jericho hit, a sickening thud was heard, and Jericho was busted open. Hall threw him back into the ring, picked him up and hit him with a slap, sending him down again. He picked him up once more, and a chop takes him right back down. Hall was just toying with him. Then, Hall tagged back out to Nash. Jericho was able to spark a comeback with help from Edge, when they hit a double flying dropkick on Nash. Jericho stayed on the offensive for a bit, and finally tagged out to Edge at about the 12 minute mark. The match finished with Edge and Hall outside the ring. Edge was able to get the advantage thanks to the use of the same steel steps that cut Jericho open earlier. Edge then hit his Edgecution on the cement floor, leaving Hall out cold. Edge climbed back into the ring, leaving Hall out on the floor. The ref contniued to count to 10, and Edge and Chris Jericho were declared the winners by countout. Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) defeated The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) when Edge defeated S. Hall by countout in 0:15:51. Rating: ** 1/4 Singles Match- Jeff Jarrett vs. Jeff Garvin: This was one of the quicker matches in AWC history, as it only lasted about 1 minute! Lets go to PbP: They lock up. Jeff Garvin punches Jeff Jarrett. The crowd is starting to get behind Jeff Garvin. Jeff Jarrett kicks Jeff Garvin. Jeff Jarrett is eliciting a sizable round of boos. Jeff Jarrett punches Jeff Garvin. A fan at ringside badmouths Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Garvin hits Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Garvin punches Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Garvin is getting a good reaction from the crowd. Jeff Jarrett hits Jeff Garvin. A fan at ringside badmouths Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Jarrett goes for a side suplex, but Jeff Garvin counters it with spinning headscissors. Jeff Garvin nails Jeff Jarrett with a clothesline. Jeff Garvin hits Jeff Jarrett with a power bomb. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, kickout. Jeff Garvin nails Jeff Jarrett with a power bomb. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, kickout. Jeff Garvin uses a headsmash into the turnbuckle on Jeff Jarrett. Jeff Garvin goes for a clothesline, but Jeff Jarrett counters it with a crucifix. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, three. Jeff Jarrett is being booed like there is no tomorrow. Jeff Jarrett pinned Jeff Garvin after a crucifix in 0:01:08. Rating: ** Interview: J.O.B. Squad Responds to AMW (J.O.B. Squad's music hits and the crowd pops. Rhino and Al Snow walk out, very slowly, from the back. They are bruised and limping a bit. They finally make their way into the ring and Snow has the mic. They both looked extremely pissed off, which is a look we are not used to from these two men here in the AWC.) Snow: "AMW, you son's 'A bitches! How dare you attack us from behind! You two might like being hit from behind, but we don't appreciate it. And you know what? If your goal was to get our attention, then congratulations, because you got it! Next week, wether you like it or not, you are going to get an ass beating courtesy of the J-O-B Squad! (Snow throws the mic down and the crowd cheers.) Singles Match- Stevie Richards vs. Lance Storm: All we need to explain this match is the final moments of the PbP: Stevie Richards hits Lance Storm with a clothesline. Stevie Richards whips Lance Storm into the ropes. Stevie Richards hits Lance Storm with an elbow. Stevie Richards uses a kneelift on Lance Storm. Stevie Richards hits a sitdown faceslam on Lance Storm. The crowd is on its feet cheering for Stevie Richards. Stevie Richards uses a reverse neckbreaker on Lance Storm. Stevie Richards puts Lance Storm in a front facelock. Gary Greggs checks Lance Storm's arm. He lifts it... it falls. He lifts it... it falls. He lifts it... it stays up ! Lance Storm fights his way out of the hold after 16 seconds. Lance Storm uses a bodyslam on Stevie Richards. Lance Storm catches Stevie Richards in a chokehold. Gary Greggs warns Lance Storm to let go. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three, four. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three, four. Lance Storm locks Stevie Richards in a chokehold. Gary Greggs warns Lance Storm to let go. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three, four. Lance Storm hits Stevie Richards with a Frankensteiner from the top rope. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, in the ropes... Gary Greggs ignores it... three. Stevie Richards complains about a fast count. The crowd is vociferously booing Lance Storm. Lance Storm pinned Stevie Richards after a Frankensteiner from the top rope in 0:10:50. Rating: *** 3/4 Interview: DiBiase and Batista have something to say (Batista's Music hits and the crowd boos loudly. Him and DiBiase make their way down to the ring. Batista looks focused as always. DiBiase, as per usual, has a mic in his hand.) DB: *explicit* YOU TOO! Last night was a crock of shit. Batista never got pinned! His shoulder was up, and anyone with any eyesight whatsoever should have seen that. Here, lets look at the replay. Roll the tape! (The Elimination Chamber match is shown, specifically the part where Batista was eliminated. You clearly see that his shoulder was NOT up.) DB: SEE!! RIGHT THERE! It's up Goddammit! So, with this newly found evidence, Batista wants to make a challenge. (DiBiase shoves the mic into Batista's chest so he will take it. Batista looks at it, then back at him looking very confused. He stands there and just stares at DiBiase blankly. DiBiase takes it back to his mouth.) DB: Aww Christ, Batista. Anyway, like I said, Batista challenges Raven *MYSTERIOUSLY, THE CROWD POPS* to a match next week! Oh, and we want your title on the line!" (With that said, the lights in the arena go out. About 1.5234522 seconds later they come back on. There is a black raven (a bird, not the wrestler) sitting on the turnbuckle staring at Batista. Batista and DiBiase shit a brick and flee the ring.) [Semi-Main Event] Singles Match- The Undertaker vs. Psicosis: Another great match that just needs to be seen with the PbP: The Undertaker punches Psicosis. The crowd is vociferously booing The Undertaker. Psicosis chops The Undertaker. Psicosis uses a swinging neckbreaker on The Undertaker. Psicosis is going for the pin. Johnny Trust counts: One, shoulder up. Psicosis gives him a facerake, but The Undertaker only stares at him. Psicosis executes an eye gouge on The Undertaker. Psicosis throws The Undertaker out of the ring. Psicosis goes outside. Psicosis executes a clothesline on The Undertaker. Psicosis runs The Undertaker into the ringsteps. Johnny Trust counts: 1. They're brawling inside the ring area. Psicosis runs The Undertaker into the ringsteps. Psicosis shoves The Undertaker into the guardrail. Psicosis uses a spinning leg lariat on The Undertaker. Psicosis throws The Undertaker into the ringsteps. The crowd is behind Psicosis all the way. Psicosis shoves The Undertaker into the guardrail. Psicosis uses a flying senton on The Undertaker. Johnny Trust counts: 2. Psicosis executes a flying cross body press on The Undertaker. Johnny Trust counts: 3. Psicosis hits an inverted DDT on The Undertaker. Johnny Trust counts: 4. The Undertaker is starting to bleed. They're brawling inside the ring area. Johnny Trust counts: 5. Psicosis works the crowd. The chants for Psicosis are deafening. Psicosis climbs to the top turnbuckle, but The Undertaker nails him in the stomach. Psicosis falls onto the top turnbuckle. The decibel level in the building is unbelievable. The Undertaker throws Psicosis into the guardrail. The Undertaker reenters the ring. Psicosis rolls back in under the bottom rope. Psicosis falls back into the ring. The Undertaker works the crowd. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. The Undertaker goes for a kick to the head, but Psicosis blocks it. Psicosis gives him a spinning leg lariat, but The Undertaker doesn't budge. The Undertaker is bleeding like hell. Psicosis hits a vertical facebuster on The Undertaker. Psicosis executes the Guillotine Legdrop on The Undertaker. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, three. The crowd is behind Psicosis all the way. Psicosis pinned The Undertaker with the Guillotine Legdrop in 0:08:43. Rating: *** 3/4 [Main Event] America's Most Wanted and Billy Gunn vs. J.O.B. Squad and Donovan Morgan: James Storm tags out to Chris Harris. Chris Harris and James Storm whip Al Snow into the ropes. They hit Al Snow with a double clothesline. Rhino enters the ring and throws James Storm out of the ring. Al Snow and Rhino whip Chris Harris into the ropes. They hit Chris Harris with a double backdrop. Rhino leaves the ring. Al Snow uses a dropkick on Chris Harris. Al Snow is going for the cover. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, kickout. Al Snow complains about a slow count. Chris Harris takes Al Snow down with an inside cradle. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, kickout. Chris Harris uses a full nelson slam on Al Snow. Chris Harris hits Al Snow. Chris Harris is starting to get under the crowd's skin. Chris Harris chops Al Snow. Al Snow chops Chris Harris. Al Snow has the crowd going wild. Al Snow kicks Chris Harris. The chants for Al Snow are deafening. [...] Al Snow uses a dropkick on Chris Harris. Al Snow goes for a roundhouse right, but Chris Harris counters it with an armbreaker. In turn, Al Snow counters it with a facerake. Al Snow runs into the ropes. Al Snow misses with a kick. Chris Harris hits Al Snow with a shoulderblock. Chris Harris tags out to James Storm. Chris Harris uses a dropkick on Al Snow. James Storm goes for a rolling reverse cradle, but Al Snow reverses it. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, kickout. Al Snow complains about a slow count. Chris Harris leaves the ring. James Storm takes Al Snow down with an inside cradle. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, kickout. James Storm takes Al Snow down with a kick to the midsection. James Storm hits Al Snow. James Storm is eliciting a sizable round of boos. James Storm punches Al Snow. Al Snow hits James Storm. The crowd is going into a frenzy. Al Snow chops James Storm. Al Snow punches James Storm. Al Snow goes for a roundhouse right, but James Storm blocks it. James Storm takes Al Snow down with a DDT. James Storm further incites the crowd. James Storm punches Al Snow. The arena is exploding in a chorus of boos. James Storm punches Al Snow. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. James Storm nails Al Snow with spinning headscissors. James Storm is being booed out of the building. James Storm nails Al Snow with a flying bulldog. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. James Storm executes the 8 Second Ride on Al Snow. James Storm is being booed out of the building. James Storm goes for the pin. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, three. Al Snow complains about a fast count. James Storm is being booed out of the building. America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm) and Billy Gunn defeated J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) and Donovan Morgan when J. Storm pinned Snow with the 8 Second Ride in 0:09:01. Rating: ** 3/4 Card rating: *** 1/4 Match observations: Christopher Daniels and Shawn Michaels were both injured in their matches at Retribution. Michaels' injury seems to be less as he should return in 2 more cards and Daniels not until about 5 more cards. America's Most Wanted made their presence known to the world and the Tag Champs as they started off the show by beating up the Tag Champs. They finised the night out also, by beating the tag champs in a 6-man tag match that also featured Donovan Morgan with the Champs and newcomer Billy Gunn with AMW. But, what is up these referees tonight? We saw Snow complaining quite a bit about the refereeing in this match, just like the Semi-Main event. Psicosis, after coming off of an incredible Ladder match and getting a $1,000,000 contract to the AWC, beating out Paul London, was able to beat The Undertaker tonight in what turned out to be a bloody brawl. Batista and DiBiase were frightened out of the ring after challenging Raven to a match next week when a real-life raven appeared on the turnbuckle. Should we consider that an acceptence by Raven? The Outsiders got beat again tonight, this time against Canadian Standard in the opening match. Jeff Jarrett was able to pull of a win tonight, unlike last night. He beat newcomer Jeff Garvin (who came in to partner up with Donvan Morgan because of Christopher Daniels being injured). And finally, Lance Storm was able to pick up a VERY controversial victory with help from Heel Refferee Gary Greggs against Stevie Richards. |
| Snabbit888 | Posted on 05/06/06 at 06:32:40 Note that there is much irony in DiBiase saying "goddammit." :) |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 05/06/06 at 17:51:43On 05/06/06 at 06:32:40, Snabbit888 wrote:Note that there is much irony in DiBiase saying "goddammit." :)You think that was an accident? *Walks away as if it wasn't, in fact, an accident* ~Branden |
| Snabbit888 | Posted on 05/06/06 at 18:02:55 Hey, whatever gets DiBiase on the show, I say. He does rule a solid amount of ruling. |
| The Bizz 2.0 | Posted on 05/06/06 at 22:42:54 Heyy, good job so far. Way to many cards to comment on, just would like to throw in a few feeback comments. ---J-O-B Squad w/ Rhino? Interesting. ---I like Edge/Jericho as a team. ---Good stuff, you got me as a reader. :-) |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 06/17/06 at 07:56:02 AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Title Match- J.O.B. Squad(c) vs. America's Most Wanted: Tonights show kicked off with a bang, featuring what is by now, a grudge match, for the Tag Team Titles between J.O.B. Squad and America's Most Wanted. This match delivered quite a punch. Let's watch the PbP: Al Snow goes for a power bomb, but Chris Harris counters it with a rana. Gary Greggs counts: One, kickout. Chris Harris hits an armdrag takedown on Al Snow. Chris Harris whips Al Snow into the turnbuckle. Chris Harris tags out to James Storm. James Storm and Chris Harris hit Al Snow with a double DDT. James Storm and Chris Harris whip Al Snow into the ropes. They attempt to hit Al Snow with a double elbowsmash, but he counters it with a duck-down move. Al Snow hits them with a double clothesline. The crowd is really behind Al Snow. Chris Harris leaves the ring. Al Snow hits a chop on James Storm. Al Snow takes James Storm down with a kick to the midsection. Al Snow executes the Snow Plow on James Storm. There are lots of chants for Al Snow. Al Snow goes for the pin. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three. The chants for Al Snow are deafening. J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) defeated America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm) when Snow pinned J. Storm with the Snow Plow in 0:13:57. Rating: *** (J.O.B. Squad retained the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.) Singles Match- The Undertaker vs. Sting: These two veterans kept the crowd very hot. The decibel level in the building was off the charts! Let's see why: Sting hits The Undertaker. There are lots of chants for Sting. The Undertaker punches Sting. The Undertaker is being booed out of the building. Sting chops The Undertaker. The crowd is going crazy. Sting hits The Undertaker. The Undertaker hits Sting. The Undertaker is being booed out of the building. The Undertaker punches Sting. The decibel level in the building is unbelievable. Sting punches The Undertaker. The crowd is going crazy. Sting executes an inverted atomic drop on The Undertaker. Sting gives the sign for the Scorpion Death Drop. Sting executes the Scorpion Death Drop on The Undertaker. The crowd is going crazy. Sting goes for the pin. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, three. The crowd is giving Sting a standing ovation. Sting pinned The Undertaker with the Scorpion Death Drop in 0:14:25. Rating: ** 3/4 Singles Match- Stevie Richards vs. Lance Storm: After last weeks controversial victory by Richards due to Gary Greggs making a (seemingly) quick count, this week we had a very neutral referee step in to officiate the match. And, thanks to that...well, lets just watch the PbP: Stevie Richards puts Lance Storm in a full nelson. Lance Storm reaches the ropes after 7 seconds. Stevie Richards gets a front facelock on Lance Storm. Lance Storm is valiantly trying to break the hold. Lance Storm tries to escape the hold. Lance Storm gets ahold of the ropes after 9 seconds. Stevie Richards executes a vertical suplex on Lance Storm. Stevie Richards takes Lance Storm down with a swinging neckbreaker. The crowd is giving Stevie Richards a standing ovation. Stevie Richards runs into the ropes. Lance Storm takes Stevie Richards down with a powerslam. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, three. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. Lance Storm pinned Stevie Richards after a powerslam in 0:18:16. Rating: *** 3/4 Number One Contenders Match for Tag Team Titles- Canadian Standard vs. Donovan Morgan/Jeff Garvin: Both of these teams were trying to earn the right to take the Gold from the dominant Tag Team Champions, J.O.B. Squad. But, one competitor never showed up to the arena! We have yet to find out where Christopher Daniels was tonight, but I'm sure he will be reprimanded. Jeff Garvin was nice enough to step in for him, but, due to the green factor of Morgan and Garvin (not being a regular tag team), Canadian Standard was able to pick up their second victory in two weeks. They are now the #1 Contenders for the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship belts: Donovan Morgan goes for a backdrop driver, but Chris Jericho counters it with a go-behind. Chris Jericho hits Donovan Morgan with a spinning heel kick. Chris Jericho is being booed out of the building. Chris Jericho attempts to place Donovan Morgan on the turnbuckle, but Donovan Morgan blocks it. Chris Jericho whips Donovan Morgan into the ropes. Donovan Morgan misses with a clothesline. Chris Jericho misses with a shoulderblock. Donovan Morgan misses with a kick. Donovan Morgan executes a lariat on Chris Jericho. Donovan Morgan covers Chris Jericho. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, shoulder up. Donovan Morgan shoves down Gary Greggs. Gary Greggs disqualifies Donovan Morgan. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) defeated Donovan Morgan and Jeff Garvin when Jericho defeated D. Morgan by disqualification in 0:13:11. Rating: ** 3/4 Singles Match- Chris Benoit vs. Paul London: In this surprisingly short match, Benoit and London put on a clinic for match psychology. Talk about your poetry in motion: Paul London hits Chris Benoit with a standing moonsault. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, kickout. Paul London goes for an Asai moonsault, but Chris Benoit counters it with a Tombstone. The crowd is giving Chris Benoit a standing ovation. Chris Benoit catches Paul London in a figure-four leglock. Paul London's shoulders are on the mat. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, shoulder up. Paul London tries to escape the hold. Paul London is valiantly trying to break the hold. Paul London tries to fight the pain. Paul London tries to escape the hold. Paul London is writhing in pain. Gary Greggs asks Paul London if he's had enough. Paul London shakes his head. Paul London summons one last burst of energy. Gary Greggs checks Paul London's arm. He lifts it... it falls. He lifts it... it falls. He lifts it... it falls. Gary Greggs stops the match after 32 seconds. The crowd erupts. Chris Benoit defeated Paul London when Paul London passed out in a figure-four leglock in 0:04:42. Rating: *** 1/4 Singles Match- Jeff Jarrett vs. AJ Styles: The former AWC World Heavyweight Champion made his return to the squared circle after his upsetting loss at Retribution. This time, he was a bit more fortunate, and it seemed that he took out his frustration on the veteran Jarrett, making Jarrett look weak and old: AJ Styles whips Jeff Jarrett into the ropes. Jeff Jarrett hits AJ Styles with a clothesline. AJ Styles falls out of the ring. Jeff Jarrett goes for a baseball slide, but AJ Styles moves out of the way. Jeff Jarrett is out cold. The crowd is behind AJ Styles all the way. AJ Styles shoves Jeff Jarrett into the guardrail. Gary Greggs counts: 1. AJ Styles uses a waistlock takedown on Jeff Jarrett. AJ Styles executes the Styles Clash on Jeff Jarrett on the concrete floor. AJ Styles hits Jeff Jarrett with a flying legdrop. Jeff Jarrett is busted wide open. AJ Styles gets back into the ring. Gary Greggs counts: 2 Gary Greggs counts: 3 Gary Greggs counts: 4 Gary Greggs counts: 5 Gary Greggs counts: 6 Gary Greggs counts: 7 Gary Greggs counts: 8 Gary Greggs counts: 9 Gary Greggs counts: 10 Jeff Jarrett is counted out. The crowd is on its feet cheering for AJ Styles. AJ Styles defeated Jeff Jarrett by countout in 0:04:48. Rating: ** 1/4 Singles Match- Psicosis vs. Johnny Toxic These two men simply had fantastic chemistry together. They put on an amazing showing for the audience, and the crowd showed their appreciation. Let's look at the PbP: Johnny Toxic uses a sitdown faceslam on Psicosis. Psicosis begs off. Johnny Toxic uses a running lariat on Psicosis. Johnny Toxic goes for a short lariat, but Psicosis counters it with a hiptoss. Johnny Toxic re-reverses it. Johnny Toxic locks Psicosis in a sleeperhold. Psicosis inches his way towards the ropes after holding out for 5 seconds. Johnny Toxic hits a springboard bulldog on Psicosis. Johnny Toxic nails Psicosis with a Samoan Drop. Johnny Toxic hits Psicosis with a punch to the midsection. Johnny Toxic takes Psicosis down with a punch to the midsection. Johnny Toxic puts Psicosis in a sleeperhold. Psicosis breaks the hold with a jawbreaker after 5 seconds. Psicosis nails Johnny Toxic with a hiptoss. Psicosis nails Johnny Toxic with a vertical facebuster. Psicosis has the crowd going wild. Psicosis executes the Guillotine Legdrop on Johnny Toxic. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, three. The crowd is giving Psicosis a standing ovation. Psicosis pinned Johnny Toxic with the Guillotine Legdrop in 0:05:34. Rating: *** 1/2 Semi-Main Event- Billy Gunn vs. Kane: Gunn looked very good here tonight, and he was able to put the big man down for the count. This match was sparked by the confrontation backstage when Kane bumped into Gunn. Gunn was not in a good mood, so, he took it out on Kane: Billy Gunn kicks Kane. Billy Gunn punches Kane. Billy Gunn is getting a pissed look amidst all the boos. Billy Gunn hits Kane with a clothesline. Billy Gunn executes a Gorilla Press on Kane. Kane sits up. The crowd is wildly cheering Kane with only a few scattered boos audible. Billy Gunn whips Kane into the ropes. Billy Gunn hits Kane with an elbow. Billy Gunn hits Kane with a roundhouse right. Billy Gunn whips Kane into the ropes. Billy Gunn executes a hiptoss on Kane. Billy Gunn executes the Fame-Ass-Er on Kane. Billy Gunn seemingly enjoys the boos. Billy Gunn goes for the pin. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three. Billy Gunn seemingly enjoys the boos. Billy Gunn pinned Kane with the Fame-Ass-Er in 0:08:00. Rating: *** Main Event- AWC North American Heavyweight Title Match- Raven(c) vs. Batista w/Ted DiBiase: Raven answered Batista's challenge by producing a real life raven in the ring last week, and this week, the Raven that we know was able to overcome the interference from DiBiase and beat Batista after a few chokeholds. Let's watch Raven's first Title defense unfold on the PbP: Batista and Raven get hit with a double clothesline. Batista hits a powerslam on Raven. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, kickout. Batista nails Raven with a powerslam. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, kickout. Batista goes for a bearhug, but Raven counters it with a punch. Raven takes Batista down with a powerslam. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, in the ropes... Raven executes a low blow on Batista. Raven takes Batista down with a clothesline. Raven executes a Russian legsweep on Batista. Raven hits Batista with a jawbreaker. Raven locks Batista in a chokehold. Gary Greggs warns Raven to let go. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three, four. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three, four. Raven is going for the cover. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three. The crowd is going into a frenzy. Raven pinned Batista after a chokehold in 0:10:16. Rating: *** (Raven retained the AWC North American Heavyweight Championship.) [Ted DiBiase interfered against Raven.] Card rating: *** Match observations: The J.O.B. Squad is proving to be like the Detroit Pistons of the Tag Team wrestling world: they play best with their backs against the wall. Last week they got pinned by AMW in a 6-man, non-title matchup, but this week, when their titles were on the line, as they have always done, they retained. These guys are the Original holders of these belts and they are going on to their TENTH WEEK of holding them! Incredible. AJ Styles returned to get a win at the mid-card level over one of his foes from the Elimination Chamber Match Jeff Jarrett. The crowd gave Styles an amazing standing ovation when his music played. Canadian Standard scored their second victory in a row, this time over Donovan Morgan and Christopher Daniels' fill-in, Jeff Garvin, to become number one contenders for the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship. We seen the return of "Biohazard" Johnny Toxic (this time in singles action). He took on "International Superstar" Psicosis, but Psicosis was able to pick up the victory. Then there was an impromptu match between Kane and Billy Gunn that saw Billy Gunn pick up the win after the Fame-Ass-Er. The most important match of the evening came in the Main Event in the form of a AWC North American Heavyweight Championship match featuring Raven, the Champ, against Batista. This match was incredible, but even after Ted DiBiase tried to help Batista out, Raven was able to finish of the challenger and earn his first title retain. |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 05/05/07 at 19:34:20 Oh yes, you are seeing correctly. After nearly a one-year hiatus, I am back, and so is the American Wrestling Coalition! So, without further ado, sit back, relax, and enjoy AWC where we left off, two weeks removed from the first PPV (which is always available for reading a second, or first, time up above). Hope you enjoy! Kane vs. Billy Gunn: Play-by-Play: Kane whips Billy Gunn into the ropes. Billy Gunn hits a clothesline on Kane. Billy Gunn goes for a hiptoss, but Kane blocks it. Kane throws Billy Gunn out of the ring. Kane rolls out under the bottom rope. Kane shoves Billy Gunn into the guardrail. Bill Lammy counts: 1. Kane throws Billy Gunn into the guardrail. They're brawling inside the ring area. Kane takes Billy Gunn down with a kick to the midsection. Bill Lammy counts: 2. They're brawling inside the ring area. Billy Gunn executes a vertical suplex on Kane. Billy Gunn knocks Kane into the ringsteps. Bill Lammy counts: 3. Billy Gunn executes a clothesline on Kane. Bill Lammy counts: 4. They're brawling inside the ring area. Billy Gunn goes for a vertical suplex, but Kane blocks it. Bill Lammy counts: 5. Kane throws Billy Gunn into the ringsteps. Bill Lammy counts: 6. Bill Lammy counts: 7. Kane whips Billy Gunn into the guardrail. Bill Lammy counts: 8. Bill Lammy counts: 9. Kane goes for a swinging neckbreaker, but Billy Gunn counters it with a side suplex. Billy Gunn seemingly enjoys the boos. Bill Lammy counts: 10. The verdict: A DOUBLE COUNTOUT ! Billy Gunn and Kane battled to a double countout in 0:09:38. Rating: ** 1/2 Sting vs. Paul London: Play-by-Play: Sting executes a vertical suplex on Paul London. Sting has the crowd going wild. Sting runs into the ropes. Sting misses with an elbow. Sting misses with a shoulderblock. Paul London hits Sting with a shoulderblock. Paul London executes a dropkick on Sting. Paul London runs into the ropes. Paul London misses with a clothesline. Paul London hits Sting with a clothesline. Paul London uses a DDT on Sting. Paul London is being booed like there is no tomorrow. Paul London hits Sting with a flying dropkick. Paul London is being booed like there is no tomorrow. Paul London goes for a slingshot splash, but Sting rolls out of the way. Sting sends Paul London into the turnbuckle, but Paul London reverses it. Paul London hits Sting with a DDT. Paul London is being booed like there is no tomorrow. Paul London takes Sting down with an enzuigiri. Paul London is going for the cover. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, thr... shoulder up. Paul London uses a slingshot into a headscissors takedown on Sting. Paul London executes a kick to the head on Sting. Paul London runs into the ropes. Paul London hits Sting with an elbow. Paul London executes a fallaway slam on Sting. Paul London executes the London Calling on Sting. Gary Greggs counts: One, two, three. Paul London is being booed out of the building. Paul London pinned Sting with the London Calling in 0:10:41. Rating: *** 1/4 Interview: DiBiase Is Put In His Place A Segment was shown where DiBiase was whining about the match last week, again saying that it wasn't a fair fight, this time because the ref was out to get him. He demanded a rematch once again. This time, Roddy Piper had enough of it and came down and told DiBiase to "shut the hell up" which generated an extremely huge crowd pop. Piper apologized to the crowd for showing up on the program once again, but he just couldn't listen to "this asshole" (HUGE CROWD POP) 'demand' title matches anymore. The crowd repsonded with a "Piper! Piper!" chant. Then Piper informed DiBiase and Batista that the only way he was going to get another title shot next week is if he can beat not one, but two wrestlers in a Handicapped Match tonight in the main event! DiBiase was pissed, but the boss had spoken and the match was set for the main event. AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Title Match- Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho/Edge) vs. J.O.B. Squad(c) (Al Snow/Rhino): Play-by-Play: Chris Jericho hits Al Snow with a chop. Chris Jericho goes for a front facelock, but Al Snow counters it with an inverted atomic drop. Al Snow hits Chris Jericho with a chop. The bell rings. The time limit has expired. Jon Vulmen lets the match continue. Rhino enters the ring to make it two-on-one. Rhino leaves the ring. Al Snow runs into the ropes. Al Snow hits Chris Jericho with an elbow. Al Snow executes a roundhouse right on Chris Jericho. Al Snow runs into the ropes. Al Snow hits Chris Jericho with a kick. Al Snow takes Chris Jericho down with an enzuigiri. The crowd is giving Al Snow a standing ovation. Al Snow runs into the ropes. Chris Jericho uses a chop on Al Snow. Chris Jericho nails Al Snow with a slap. Chris Jericho attempts to place Al Snow on the turnbuckle, but Al Snow blocks it. Chris Jericho executes a kick to the midsection on Al Snow. Chris Jericho runs into the ropes. Chris Jericho misses with a clothesline. Al Snow hits Chris Jericho with a clothesline. Al Snow uses a kick to the midsection on Chris Jericho. Al Snow executes the Snow Plow on Chris Jericho. Al Snow goes for the pin. Jon Vulmen counts: One, two, three. The crowd is on its feet cheering for Al Snow. J.O.B. Squad (Al Snow and Rhino) defeated Canadian Standard (Chris Jericho and Edge) when Snow pinned Jericho with the Snow Plow in 0:21:33. Al Snow injured his left knee. He will be out for approximately 2 cards. Rating: **** 1/4 (J.O.B. Squad retained the AWC Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.) AJ Styles vs. The Undertaker: Play-by-Play: AJ Styles goes for a forearm to the back, but The Undertaker side-steps and AJ Styles only hits air. The Undertaker takes AJ Styles down with a punch. The Undertaker nails AJ Styles with a kneelift. The Undertaker executes a kneelift on AJ Styles. The Undertaker punches AJ Styles. The Undertaker chops AJ Styles. The decibel level in the building is unbelievable. The Undertaker uses a kick to the head on AJ Styles. The Undertaker nails AJ Styles with a kick to the midsection. The Undertaker hits AJ Styles. The Undertaker punches AJ Styles. The Undertaker nails AJ Styles with a kneelift. The Undertaker goes for a bodyslam, but AJ Styles counters it with a small package. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, three. The chants for AJ Styles are deafening. AJ Styles pinned The Undertaker after a small package in 0:18:04. Rating: *** 1/2 [Semi-Main Event]- Psicosis and Cory Kryptonite vs. Chris Harris and Johnny Toxic: Johnny Toxic hits Psicosis with a sitdown faceslam. The ring is quickly filling up with debris. Johnny Toxic hits Psicosis with a spear. Johnny Toxic goes for rolling clothesline, but Psicosis ducks out of the way. Psicosis whips Johnny Toxic into the turnbuckle. Psicosis leaves the ring. He returns with a chair. Psicosis runs into the ropes and springs off the chair. Psicosis uses a dropkick to the knee on Johnny Toxic. Psicosis hits a power bomb on Johnny Toxic. Johnny Trust counts: One, two, thr... shoulder up. Psicosis hits Johnny Toxic with a bodyslam. Psicosis takes Johnny Toxic down with a slingshot legdrop. The crowd is really behind Psicosis. Psicosis takes Johnny Toxic down with a swinging neckbreaker. The crowd is really behind Psicosis. Psicosis goes for the Guillotine Legdrop, but Paula Pollution shoves him off the turnbuckle. There are lots of chants for Psicosis. Johnny Trust disqualifies Chris Harris and Johnny Toxic. Psicosis has the crowd going wild. Psicosis and Cory Kryptonite defeated Chris Harris and Johnny Toxic when Psicosis defeated Toxic by disqualification in 0:14:50. Rating: *** 1/4 [Paula Pollution interfered against Psicosis.] [Main Event]: Number-One-Contenders-Handicap-Match- Chris Benoit and Stevie Richards vs. Batista: Play-by-Play: Batista whips Chris Benoit into the ropes, but Chris Benoit reverses it. Chris Benoit hits Batista with an elbow. Ted DiBiase enters the ring and hits Chris Benoit with a chair. Before Ted DiBiase connects, Chris Benoit moves out of the way. Ted DiBiase hits Batista. Chris Benoit throws Ted DiBiase over the top rope. Batista is out cold. Chris Benoit uses a Northern Lights suplex on Batista. Bill Lammy counts: One, two, thr... kickout. Chris Benoit runs into the ropes. Batista hits Chris Benoit with a kick. Batista nails Chris Benoit with a headsmash into the turnbuckle. Batista goes for a kick to the head, but Chris Benoit blocks it. Chris Benoit executes a single-leg takedown on Batista. Johnny Trust crawls back into the ring. Johnny Trust is back on the job. Johnny Trust disqualifies Chris Benoit. Numerous fans are using Batista for target practice. Batista defeated Chris Benoit and Stevie Richards when Batista defeated Benoit by disqualification in 0:12:05. Rating: *** 1/2 Card rating: *** 1/2 Match observations: Week 11 Notes: Al Snow, unfortunately, injured his knee in J.O.B. Squad's title retain, and will be out for 2 weeks. Kane and Billy Gunn settled nothing with a Double Countout. Piper set the order of heiarchy straight when he told off DiBiase and ordered a Handicapped Match for Batista. AJ Styles took out another one of his Elimination Chamber opponents, beating the Undertaker tonight with a surprise rollup pin. We saw the debut of another wrestler tonight as he teamed up with Psicosis to take on Johnny Toxic and Chris Harris. Psicosis and his partner were able to get another victory tonight (For Psicosis it was another, anyway). Then, the big match of the night, the main event: A Handicap Match for the #1 Contendership match featuring Batista versus Chris Benoit and Stevie Richards. Batista was getting beat handedly by the two men until Benoit decided it would be OK to throw the ref out of the ring...TWICE! Well, once the ref was out the second time, DiBiase came in with a chair. He tried to hit Benoit, but Benoit ducked and DiBiase clocked Batista! It looked like it might be over for Batista, but once the ref came to, he disqualified Benoit and Richards, thus giving the win to Batista. So, now that Batista won tonight, he will get a chance to face the AWC North American Heavyweight Champion Raven! |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 08/28/08 at 06:45:27 Oh yes, oh yes! This is just me giving a bump to a topic that had its last post over a year ago, and REALLY died over two years ago... I have NO shame. But, maybe I'll get ONE person to read this that hasn't before...who knows, maybe you'll enjoy it??? Naaaa.... ~Branden |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 04/01/09 at 02:52:06 Time again for that yearly BUMP! ;D ENJOY! ~Psymin |
| Mamushi | Posted on 04/01/09 at 08:25:49 HEY! I recognize that ruleset! :P haha |
| Psymin1 | Posted on 04/01/09 at 19:37:49 LOL, ah yes! My favorite ruleset to date, in fact. :D Thanks for making such a great ruleset. This remains my best fed to date (as sad as that is, because this only went about 20-something cards). ~Psymin |