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NWA:TNA - Northeast Region - Week 21

Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/17/05 at 02:12:58

Week 21
Date/Time: April 1 2005 at 3:00pm

First off, we at TNA want to offer our condolences to Michael Shane who was forced to retire from this company due a severe injury sustained in the Wargames match. We hope that someday Michael Shane can return to the squared circle and TNA action.

Moving on to tonight's event, we've got alot of fallout from last week's HUGE event. Kid Kash will face Dallas and we will see a strange combination of Shark Boy and Glen Gilberti tag together for the first time against the team of Kazarian and NEW JACK.

And let's go to ringside for our FIRST match...

NON TITLE match
AJ Styles & Jerry Lynn versus Team Canada

Johnny Devine takes AJ Styles down with a forearm to the back.
Johnny Devine hits the Vertebreaker on AJ Styles.
Johnny Devine works the crowd.
Numerous fans are using Johnny Devine for target practice.
Johnny Devine nails AJ Styles with a single-leg takedown.
Johnny Devine goes for a lariat, but AJ Styles blocks it.
AJ Styles uses a spin kick on Johnny Devine.
AJ Styles nails Johnny Devine with a roundhouse kick.
AJ Styles holds his arms out like a cross.
The crowd is behind AJ Styles all the way.
AJ Styles hits a forearm smash on Johnny Devine.
The chants for AJ Styles are deafening.
AJ Styles uses leg scissors on Johnny Devine.
AJ Styles throws Johnny Devine out of the ring.
Mike Sparks counts: one, two, three, four, five, six, Johnny Devine reenters the ring.
AJ Styles executes a kip-up Frankensteiner on Johnny Devine.
The chants for AJ Styles are deafening.
AJ Styles takes Johnny Devine down with a vertical facebuster.
Mike Sparks counts: One, two, shoulder up.
AJ Styles tags out to Jerry Lynn.
Jerry Lynn and AJ Styles whip Johnny Devine into the ropes.
Jerry Lynn and AJ Styles hit Johnny Devine with a double chop.
AJ Styles leaves the ring.
Jerry Lynn goes for a swinging bulldog, but Johnny Devine blocks it.
Johnny Devine tags out to Bobby Roode.
Bobby Roode and Johnny Devine whip Jerry Lynn into the ropes.
They attempt to hit Jerry Lynn with a double elbowsmash, but he counters it with a duck-down move.
Jerry Lynn hits them with a double clothesline.
Johnny Devine leaves the ring.
Jerry Lynn goes for spinning headscissors, but Bobby Roode throws him off.
Bobby Roode whips Jerry Lynn into the ropes.
Bobby Roode hits a kick to the midsection on Jerry Lynn.
Bobby Roode executes the Canadian Bomb on Jerry Lynn.
Mike Sparks counts: One, two, three.
Bobby Roode further incites the crowd.

Team Canada (Bobby Roode and Johnny Devine) defeated Jerry Lynn and AJ Styles Roode pinned Lynn with the Canadian Bomb in 0:02:10.
Rating: ***

Team Canada is certainly in for a title match with their win over the champs in a non title contest.

But they will have to wait as AMW gets a title shot next week.

Next up - Kid Kash vs Dallas

Dallas goes for a kick to the midsection, but Kid Kash counters it with a dragon screw.
Kid Kash goes for the Doctor Bomb, but Dallas blocks it.
Dallas whips Kid Kash into the ropes.
Dallas hits Kid Kash with a kick to the head.
Dallas whips Kid Kash into the ropes.
Dallas executes a clothesline on Kid Kash.
Dallas nails Kid Kash with a kneelift.
Dallas hits Kid Kash with a back elbow.
Dallas throws Kid Kash out of the ring.
Dallas rolls out under the bottom rope.
Dallas shoves Kid Kash into the guardrail.
Jack Doan counts: 1.
Dallas takes Kid Kash down with a Gorilla Press.
Dallas gets back into the ring.
Kid Kash follows him back in.
Dallas executes the Blackout on Kid Kash.
The crowd is starting to get behind Dallas.
Dallas goes for the pin.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, three.
A small "Dallas" chant is being started.

Dallas pinned Kid Kash with the Blackout in 0:11:55.
Rating: * 1/2

Dallas demolished Kash - enough said.

Next match is Shark Boy/Gilberti vs New Jack/Kazarian with FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE rules.

New Jack executes a kick to the midsection on Glen Gilberti.
New Jack clears the announcers' table.
New Jack sets up Glen Gilberti on the announcers' table.
New Jack executes a flying headbutt through the table.
The table is broken in half.
Kazarian comes over to make it two-on-one.
New Jack is handed a cheese grater.
New Jack hits him with the cheese grater.
The crowd is going into a frenzy.
New Jack goes for an eye gouge, but Glen Gilberti blocks it.
They're brawling in the back of the arena.
Glen Gilberti uses a DDT on New Jack.
Shark Boy comes over to make it two-on-one.
New Jack is handed a toilet seat.
New Jack hits him with the toilet seat.
The crowd is on its feet cheering for New Jack.
New Jack is going for the cover.
James Beard counts: One, two, three.
The crowd is giving New Jack a standing ovation.

Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
New Jack and Kazarian defeated Shark Boy and Glen Gilberti when New Jack pinned Shark Boy after hitting him with a toilet seat in 0:14:18.
Rating: ****

We saw some great hardcore tag action between two teams that just joined forces this week.

Killings vs Amazing Red

Amazing Red nails Ron Killings with a flying sunset flip.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, thr... shoulder up.
Amazing Red hits Ron Killings with a standing moonsault.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, shoulder up.
Amazing Red goes for a cartwheel kick, but Ron Killings side-steps and Amazing Red only hits air.
Ron Killings executes a jumping side kick on Amazing Red.
Ron Killings goes for the Truth Or Consequences, but Amazing Red blocks it.
Ron Killings hits a forearm smash on Amazing Red.
Ron Killings whips Amazing Red into the ropes.
Ron Killings hits Amazing Red with a clothesline.
Ron Killings runs into the ropes.
Ron Killings hits Amazing Red with a spinning heel kick.
Ron Killings poses and flexes his muscles.
Ron Killings is being booed out of the building.
Ron Killings locks Amazing Red in a choke against the ropes.
Jack Doan warns Ron Killings to let go.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, three.
Ron Killings hits Amazing Red with a Japanese armdrag takedown.
Ron Killings catches Amazing Red in a choke against the ropes.
Jack Doan warns Ron Killings to let go.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, three, four.
Ron Killings takes Amazing Red down with a jumping side kick.
Ron Killings executes the Truth Or Consequences on Amazing Red.
Ron Killings goes for the pin.
Jack Doan counts: One, two, three.
The ring is quickly filling up with debris.

Ron Killings pinned Amazing Red with the Truth Or Consequences in 0:09:37.
Rating: *** 3/4

Killings team members, BG James and Konnan were already at ringside and AMW rushed down to start their match against them.

Konnan catches James Storm in an abdominal stretch.
James Storm is inching his way towards the ropes.
James Storm tries to fight the pain.
James Storm breaks the hold after 20 seconds.
James Storm tags out to Chris Harris.
Chris Harris and James Storm whip Konnan into the ropes.
They attempt to hit Konnan with a double clothesline, but he counters it with a duck-down move.
Konnan hits them with a double clothesline.
The arena is exploding in a chorus of boos.
James Storm leaves the ring.
Konnan sends Chris Harris into the turnbuckle.
Konnan nails Chris Harris with a power bomb.
Chad Patton counts: One, two, kickout.
Konnan goes for a slap, but Chris Harris blocks it.
Chris Harris hits Konnan with a flying clothesline.
Chris Harris runs into the ropes.
Konnan hits Chris Harris with a shoulderblock.
Konnan goes for a back suplex, but Chris Harris flips over.
Chris Harris goes for a bulldog, but Konnan counters it with the torture rack.
Chad Patton asks Chris Harris if he's had enough.
Chris Harris shakes his head.
Chad Patton tells Chris Harris to respond or he'll stop the fight.
Chris Harris doesn't respond.
Chad Patton stops the fight after 20 seconds.
The crowd is vociferously booing Konnan.

3 Live Kru (B.G. James and Konnan) defeated
America's Most Wanted (James Storm and Chris Harris) when Konnan defeated Harris when Harris passed out in the torture rack in 0:03:50.
Rating: *** 1/4

This win means alot for 3 Live Kru as they defeated the current #1 contenders for the tag titles.

Up next - Ambulance match between Steve Rizonno & CM Punk

Steve Rizzono takes a swing at CM Punk with a strand of barbed wire, but he gets out of the way.
CM Punk snatches the strand of barbed wire from him.
CM Punk hits him with the strand of barbed wire.
CM Punk nails Steve Rizzono with a bulldog.
CM Punk whips Steve Rizzono into the ropes.
Steve Rizzono hits a rana on CM Punk.
Steve Rizzono goes for a bodyslam, but CM Punk counters it with a facerake.
CM Punk goes for a hiptoss, but Steve Rizzono counters it with a lariat.
All of a sudden, the boos are turning into almost unanimous cheers.
In turn, CM Punk counters it with a belly-to-belly suplex.
CM Punk goes for a double-arm choke slam, but Steve Rizzono blocks it.
Steve Rizzono goes for a vertical suplex, but CM Punk reverses it.
The cheers for CM Punk are drowning out the boos.
CM Punk goes for a hiptoss, but Steve Rizzono counters it with a lariat.
Steve Rizzono hits a vertical suplex on CM Punk.
Steve Rizzono hits him with the strand of barbed wire.
The boos are resurfacing again.
Steve Rizzono takes CM Punk down with series of chops.
Steve Rizzono uses a series of punches on CM Punk.
The crowd is wildly cheering Steve Rizzono with only a few scattered boos audible.
Steve Rizzono slashes him with a strand of barbed wire.
Steve Rizzono takes CM Punk down with a low blow.
Steve Rizzono whips CM Punk into the ropes.
Steve Rizzono slashes him with a strand of barbed wire.
Steve Rizzono runs into the ropes.
CM Punk hits Steve Rizzono with a back elbow.
The cheers for CM Punk are drowning out the boos.
CM Punk takes Steve Rizzono down with a snap mare.
CM Punk nails Steve Rizzono with a back elbow.
CM Punk executes a back suplex on Steve Rizzono.
CM Punk hits Steve Rizzono with a bulldog.
The boos are resurfacing again.
CM Punk tries to put Steve Rizzono in the ambulance.
CM Punk stuffs Steve Rizzono in the ambulance.
CM Punk closes the door.
The boos are resurfacing again.

Ambulance Match:
CM Punk defeated Steve Rizzono in 0:50:46.
Rating: ***

Punk gets the win and put Rizzono out of action. Sad for Rizzono who had JUST got into the TNA roster.

Trent Acid vs Chase Stevens was originally scheduled but Chase Stevens no-showed the event and Christopher Daniels was booked in Chase's place.

Christopher Daniels hits Trent Acid with a clothesline.
Trent Acid falls out of the ring.
Christopher Daniels jumps onto him with a running somersault plancha.
The crowd is wildly cheering Christopher Daniels with only a few scattered boos audible.
Christopher Daniels throws Trent Acid into the guardrail.
Christopher Daniels executes a chop on Trent Acid.
Earl Hebner counts: 1.
Christopher Daniels runs Trent Acid into the ringpost.
Trent Acid has been cut open.
Earl Hebner counts: 2.
Christopher Daniels throws Trent Acid into the ringsteps.
Christopher Daniels hits Trent Acid with an STO.
Christopher Daniels goes for a DDT, but Trent Acid blocks it.
Earl Hebner counts: 3.
Trent Acid climbs back into the ring.
Christopher Daniels climbs back into the ring.
Christopher Daniels begs off.
Trent Acid runs into the ropes.
Christopher Daniels locks Trent Acid in a chokehold.
Earl Hebner warns Christopher Daniels to let go.
Earl Hebner counts: One, two, three, four.
Christopher Daniels gives the sign for the Last Rites.
Christopher Daniels executes the Last Rites on Trent Acid.
Earl Hebner counts: One, two, three.
The crowd is wildly cheering Christopher Daniels with only a few scattered boos audible.

Christopher Daniels pinned Trent Acid with the Last Rites in 0:11:54.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Chase Stevens no-showed.)

Now that Glen Gilberti has chosen to team up with Shark Boy, Gilberti's former tag team partner Johnny Swinger looked within The NYC and teamed up with Sonny Siaki to face Sabu and RVD.

Rob Van Dam takes Johnny Swinger down with a spin kick.
Rob Van Dam hits a clothesline on Johnny Swinger.
Rob Van Dam executes a springboard moonsault on Johnny Swinger.
Andrew Thomas counts: One, kickout.
Rob Van Dam gets a front facelock on Johnny Swinger.
Johnny Swinger is struggling to reach the ropes.
Johnny Swinger tries to escape the hold.
Johnny Swinger is valiantly trying to break the hold.
Johnny Swinger tries to escape the hold.
Johnny Swinger is writhing in pain.
Andrew Thomas tells Johnny Swinger to respond or he'll stop the fight.
Johnny Swinger nods.
Johnny Swinger gets ahold of the ropes after 29 seconds.
Rob Van Dam runs into the ropes.
Rob Van Dam goes for a clothesline but Johnny Swinger pulls Andrew Thomas in the way !
Sonny Siaki enters the ring to make it two-on-one.
Johnny Swinger and Sonny Siaki whip Rob Van Dam into the ropes.
They hit Rob Van Dam with a double kick to the midsection.
Johnny Swinger and Sonny Siaki whip Rob Van Dam into the ropes.
They hit Rob Van Dam with a double backdrop.
Sabu enters the ring, but gets cut off.
Johnny Swinger and Sonny Siaki whip Rob Van Dam into the ropes.
They hit Rob Van Dam with a double clothesline.
Sonny Siaki leaves the ring.
Johnny Swinger runs into the ropes.
Johnny Swinger hits a backspin DDT on Rob Van Dam.
Johnny Swinger puts Rob Van Dam in a surfboard.
There is no referee there to ask Rob Van Dam.
Rob Van Dam is valiantly trying to break the hold.
Andrew Thomas crawls over to the ropes and uses them to get up.
Andrew Thomas disqualifies Johnny Swinger.

Team Extreme (Rob Van Dam and Sabu) defeated Johnny Swinger and Sonny Siaki when RVD defeated Swinger by disqualification in 0:10:46.
Rating: ** 3/4

Before we go to our main event, we have an X Division showcase match as Petey Williams faces Sonjay Dutt.

Petey Williams takes Sonjay Dutt down with a flying sunset flip.
James Beard counts: One, two, shoulder up.
Petey Williams takes Sonjay Dutt down with a Tombstone.
The ring is quickly filling up with debris.
Petey Williams goes for a Tombstone, but Sonjay Dutt blocks it.
Sonjay Dutt chops Petey Williams.
The chants for Sonjay Dutt are deafening.
Sonjay Dutt whips Petey Williams into the ropes, but Petey Williams reverses it.
Petey Williams hits spinning headscissors on Sonjay Dutt.
The decibel level in the building is unbelievable.
Petey Williams executes the Canadian Destroyer on Sonjay Dutt.
The ring is quickly filling up with debris.
Petey Williams goes for the pin.
James Beard counts: One, two, three.
The crowd is vociferously booing Petey Williams.

No-DQ-Match:
Petey Williams pinned Sonjay Dutt with the Canadian Destroyer in 0:12:43.
Rating: *** 3/4

Our main event for tonight is an X Division title match as Chris Hero gives Tazz a shot at the gold.

Tazz executes a Northern Lights suplex on Chris Hero.
Jimmy Korderas counts: One, two, thr... kickout.
Tazz whips Chris Hero into the ropes.
Tazz uses a takeover suplex on Chris Hero.
Tazz sends Chris Hero into the turnbuckle, but Chris Hero reverses it.
Chris Hero nails Tazz with a running bootscrape.
Chris Hero goes for the Ocean Cyclone Suplex, but Tazz counters it with a Victory Roll.
Jimmy Korderas counts: One, two, thr... shoulder up.
Tazz nails Chris Hero with a slap.
Tazz whips Chris Hero into the turnbuckle, but Chris Hero reverses it.
Chris Hero goes for a punch, but Tazz counters it with a Fujiwara armbar.
Chris Hero gets ahold of the ropes after being trapped for 7 seconds.
Tazz nails Chris Hero with a slap.
Tazz runs into the ropes.
Chris Hero goes for a punch, but Tazz blocks it.
Tazz executes a T-Bone Suplex on Chris Hero.
The crowd seems to be rallying behind Tazz.
Tazz executes the Tazmission on Chris Hero.
Chris Hero is valiantly trying to break the hold.
Chris Hero is writhing in pain.
Chris Hero submits after 9 seconds.

Tazz made Chris Hero submit to the Tazmission in 0:15:25.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Tazz won the NWA TNA X Division Title.)

WOW!!! Tazz has just won the X Division title. Chris Hero definitely regretted ever agreeing to this match but now it's too late for him.

Card rating: *** 1/2

Next Week:

AJ Styles & Jerry Lynn will defend the tag titles against America's Most Wanted.

We will have comments from the NEW X Division champion, TAZZ!

Sonny Siaki will face Sonjay Dutt

Former X Division champion, Chris Hero will face The Amazing Red

and much more.
americamamushiPosted on 01/17/05 at 02:36:03

Didn't see the Tazz win coming.

Kazarian & New Jack?  Odd combination.:)
Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/17/05 at 02:54:13

On 01/17/05 at 02:36:03, americamamushi wrote:Didn't see the Tazz win coming.
Trust me...I didn't either.  ;D

On 01/17/05 at 02:36:03, americamamushi wrote:
Kazarian & New Jack? Odd combination.:)
Well since Shane is retired, i thought I would keep the respect thing that Kazarian has for NJ that put NJ in the Wargames match in the first place and put them together. Hell - if I can put over Gilberti/Shark Boy as a team, why not Kazarian and New Jack.  :)
SuperstarJimiCPosted on 01/20/05 at 00:29:32

First of all, I would like to congradulate "The Human Suplex Machine" TAZZ on winning the NWA-TNA X-Division Title (I bet Tazz is glad he left the WWE Smackdown Broadcast Booth to return to wrestling here in NWA-TNA Northeast.)

Secondly, It's sad to see MICHAEL SHANE being forced to retire due to a career-ending injury. He was starting to become a mega-star.

Other than that, I thought the card was great. It's good to see CM PUNK working for NWA-TNA Northeast.
Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/20/05 at 15:19:03

Hey Jimi -

Thanks alot for the kind words.

I just looked back at some old threads and it made me realize something.


What ever happen to NWA TNA GLOBAL?
rey619Posted on 01/20/05 at 16:43:41

I'm just curious.. did Michael Shane suffer some injury? Or did you randomly choose him? I would think Jerry Lynn was a more valid choice, being old and injured, but I guess you still have plans for him.

Keep up the good work, and yes, what was NWA TNA Global?
Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/20/05 at 17:35:24

Well he was out with an injury once before so he was the logical choice of someone who could possibly reinjure themself in a WarGames environment. Couldn't do Lynn since he was still tag champ at the time.

NWA TNA GLOBAL was to be a joint thing betwen Jimi and I for our 2 NWA styled circuits but it never got off the ground beyond an initial press conference announcement by him.

On 01/20/05 at 16:43:41, rey619 wrote:I'm just curious.. did Michael Shane suffer some injury? Or did you randomly choose him? I would think Jerry Lynn was a more valid choice, being old and injured, but I guess you still have plans for him.

Keep up the good work, and yes, what was NWA TNA Global?
Critic of the DawnPosted on 01/20/05 at 18:03:57

Just like most of JimiC's projects for the boards thus far, he hyped the hell out of this project with more than one thread, and then ultimately failed to do anything at all with it.  It's unfortuantely something of a pattern with him, although in all fairness to him, he hasn't done it since overhyping NWA Global and failing to deliver.  And, for all I know, he's been extremely busy.  

I'm just saying that NWA Global isn't the first thing that he hyped as the best thing since Sliced Bread #2, then failed to deliver on.

Eric "Critic of the Dawn"
Shaun SindelmanPosted on 01/20/05 at 20:37:57

well he actually MAY be doing some sort of joint ECW thing (from the looks of a thread over in the Discussion area)
Snabbit888Posted on 01/20/05 at 21:20:38

I wouldn't count on it.
SuperstarJimiCPosted on 01/21/05 at 00:07:15

After listening to everybody on here. I thought about NWA-TNA Global, then I decided to back out of it. As far as ECW goes, i'm going legit about this. I liked the one guys idea about it (after all, I like ECW-type wrestling) but if I do this, it's going to be a different ECW. It's not going to be the Tod Gordon version of ECW (Eastern), It sure as Hell isn't going to be the Paul Heyman version of ECW. It's going to be the TNM7SE version of ECW (meaning that it will be one or more circuits with ECW, mainly mine.) I have plans for it. Critic of the Dawn : Those are excellent ROH rules, but ECW is still going to be "EXTREME". It's going to have some of the old-ECW talent as well as new faces to ECW. I'm rambling on about this, E-mail me & i'll let you know more about it. I'm not BS'ing this time, like I said "i'm going legit" this time.
Snabbit888Posted on 01/21/05 at 00:30:31

Heh.  Those ARE some good titles, Eric.