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NAWA Glory 3/31/05

SolomattGrundyPosted on 06/12/08 at 02:49:49

NAWA Glory 3/31/05

Footage is shown from last week with Jerry Lynn posing as a cameraman to take out Miles Stylish, hitting him with the Cradle Piledriver and scoring a visionary pin in the center of the ring. A freeze frame shot of Lynn standing over Stylish, holding the NAWA World Championship into the air fades into the opening.

"Sharp Dressed Man" by ZZ Top plays and Miles Stylish comes out, as the announcers put him over as the only Triple Crown Winner in NAWA history, to hold the NAWA World, International, and Tag Team Titles. Stylish slides into the ring, looking rather angered, before he gets on the microphone. Last week was supposed to be the greatest night of his life, the night that was going to begin a glorious reign as NAWA World Champion but Jerry Lynn ruined it. Stylish aaccuses Lynn of riding his coattails when they were in the Triumvirate and now Lynn's envious of his success as the NAWA World Champion, so now he's trying to ruin Stylish's career. Stylish demands that NAWA Commissioner New Jack make his way out here and announce that Jerry Lynn is suspended for his unprovoked assault.

"Natural Born Killerz" plays and out comes New Jack. New Jack slides into the ring, staring down Stylish, before remarking that Stylish will not tell him how to run his show. Last week, Jerry Lynn attacked Stylish in the center of the ring, but given what had happened recently involving Stylish, he got everything that was coming to him. Loud cheers for this and Stylish reminds New Jack that he attacked Matt Harms two months ago for disrespecting Stylish, saying that he will do the same to the Commissioner as well. New Jack invites Stylish to try, but reminds him that if Stylish lays one hand on the Commissioner, New Jack will beat his ass and strip him of the championship.

New Jack then reminds us Wildfire is coming up on April 17th only on Pay Per View. The NAWA World Championship will be on the line on that night and in tonight's main event, Jerry Lynn will square off against a man who many feel was screwed out of the title at Reality Check, Ron Waterman, with the winner facing Miles Stylish for the title at Wildfire. ! Loud pop at this match for later tonight and Stylish freaks out, before he calmly states he's beaten both men, he can do it again at Wildfire. New Jack also asy that Miles Stylish will put his NAWA World Championship on the line tonight on Glory, against an opponent that he won't know about until he comes through the curtain. Stylish nods, saying it doesn't matter who New Jack throws at him, at the end of the day he will be on the top of the company as the NAWA World Champion. The announcers talking about Miles Stylish's first title defense against a mystery opponent tonight and the number one contenders match involving Jerry Lynn and Ron Waterman for later tonight.

Coming Up Next: Teddy Hart and Raven say they have a mystery partner as they take on CM Punk, Christopher Daniels, and Scott Steiner. We'll find out who it is after these commercials.

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Scott Steiner, Christopher Daniels, and CM Punk are in the ring, with Daniels on the microphone. Daniels says tonight will be the beginning of the end for Teddy Hart and Raven, it is a shame they have brought another poor unfortunate soul into this, but they will just be a casuality of the war. Punk states that Raven's going to get a small sample of what's coming to him come Wildfire, when he takes out Raven once and for all. Steiner just promises to kill anyone who gets in his way and also vows to snap Teddy Hart in two with the Steiner Recliner.

Raven and Teddy Hart make their way out, both dressed in black "Nevermore" t-shirts, tattered jean shorts, and leather jackets, as they walk to the ringside area. On the microphone, Raven said he promised that he had an ace in the hole and he will deliver in a man making his return to the New Age Wrestling Alliance tonight after being on the shelf for several months. "Viva Las Vegas" by Elvis Presley kicks up and the crowd pops pretty loudly as the Gambler makes his way down to the ring! The Gambler has returned and is the partner of Teddy Hart and Raven! The heels in the ring just shake off the pressence of the Gambler, but he's perhaps one of the hardest working NAWA competitors, having worked his way up from the jobber division to scoring some high profile wins in his time in the company. The bell rings, kicking off this six man tag team match.

Christopher Daniels, CM Punk, and Scott Steiner vs. The Gambler, Raven, and Teddy Hart

Punk and Raven is teased but Daniels is tagged in rather quickly. No love loss between these two, as both men trade punches, with Raven getting the better of the exchange and knocking Daniels down with a clothesline. Another clothesline and running kneelift sets up a kneedrop for a two count. Raven grabs Daniels in a headlock and punches to the forehead, before he makes the tag to Teddy Hart. Irish whip into a flying somersault dropkick by Teddy Hart scores a two count. Stomps, elbowdrop, and Hart delivers a backbreaker, before connecting with a somersault senton for another nearfall. Hart picks up Daniels and rattles him with some forearms, before whipping him into the ropes. Spinning leg lariat is ducked and Hart crashes hard to the canvas. Daniels steps back and spin kick rocks Hart, before he bends down, hoisting Hart up, delivering a brain buster for a two count. The legs of Hart are hooked and tag made to CM Punk. Punk delivers a slingshot legdrop to the back of the head of Teddy Hart as Daniels brings him down with an inverted power bomb. This brutal double team move scores a two count!

Punk picks up Teddy Hart and clothesline takes him into the corner. Referee is distracted, allowing Scott Steiner to beat Hart from behind in the corner and Punk delivers a kick to the chest of Hart. Gutwrench suplex for a two count. Punk picks up Hart and hoists him up in a fireman's carry, before making the tag to Daniels. Daniels climbs to the top rope and Punk delivers a backbreaker from the fireman's carry as Daniels leaps off with a slingshot elbowdrop for a two count! Daniels picks up Hart and jabs him. Another jab and Hart is gasping for air and Daniels throws Hart to the floor. This allows Scott Steiner to attack Hart from behind, punching and kicking at Hart, before slamming him headfirst into the post. With Hart down, Daniels takes a running start and leaps onto Hart with a tope con hilo! Hart has been wiped out and Daniels picks up Hart, slamming him into the ring apron, before rolling him back into the ring. Cover by Daniels but only a two and a half count!

Daniels picks up Hart, a vicious chop sends him back into the corner and another distraction, allowing Scott Steiner to pummel Hart with vicious forearms from behind. Kick and double underhook into the Angel's Wings by Daniels! Hart has just been put out and Daniels makes the cover but only a two and a half count when Raven makes the save. This allows Scott Steiner to enter the ring behind the back of the referee. Scott Steiner rushes Hart but Hart ducks, forcing Steiner to connect with a Steinerline on Daniels, taking him out! Daniels has been taken out and Hart runs down the apron, taking Punk off with a running dropkick, before he springboards off the second rope, connecting with a back elbowsmash right to the face of Scott Steiner! The crowd cheers as Hart has wiped out all three heels and is crawling towards the corner. Hart is almost over and he makes the tag to the Gambler, bringing him into the ring!

The Gambler steps into the ring and catches Scott Steiner with some punches, backing off Big Poppa Pump, before he spins around, taking down Daniels with a Discus Clothesline. Steiner is angered and he catches the Gambler with a double axe handle from behind but Raven enters the ring. REVERSE THRUST KICK TO THE FACE OF SCOTT STEINER. Steiner is leaning against the ropes and Raven slides to the floor, before he pulls Steiner to the floor and rams him into the guardrail. Daniels is up and he pivots, before he connects with a spin kick to the Gambler! The Gambler has been taken down and Daniels leaps to the top rope. Best Moonsault Ever misses when the GAmbler rolls out of the way. Daniels favors his ribs, pulling himself to his feet and the Gambler connects with a series of forearm smashes, before he backs off the ropes, winds up, and connects with a hell of a forearm smash to the face of Daniels, dropping the Fallen Angel! Up to the top rope goes the Gambler, and Daniels pulls himself to his feet. The Gambler leaps off and ROULETTE SPIN BRINGS THE GAMBLER! That top rope rolling forearm smash drops the Fallen Angel and the Gambler covers. Punk tries to enter the ring but TEDDY HART LEAPS ONTO HIM A PESCADO! This leaves the match open for the Gambler to score the pin as Raven rams Scott Steiner into the guardrail.

The Gambler, Raven and Teddy Hart defeated Scott Steiner, CM Punk and Christopher Daniels when Gambler pinned C. Daniels with the Roulette Spin in 0:12:19.
Rating: **** 1/4

The crowd is cheering, as the trio of the Gambler, Raven, and Teddy Hart walk out tonight with the victory, all three men raising their hands into the air in a token of victory. We see a replay of the finishing couple of moments, as Daniels sits up in the center of the ring, staring the Gambler down from the ring. On that note, we fade to a

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"Sharp Dressed Man" by ZZ Top plays and out comes Miles Stylish, with the NAWA World Championship draped over his shoulder. It's time for his first title defense, as he rolls underneath the bottom rope, before looking at the camera, looking rather confident, as he takes the belt off his shoulder and hands it to the referee. At that moment, Alex Shelley makes his way down to the ring, as the announcers remind us that Richard Ramos Ricardo, Attorney at Law promised to get Alex Shelley a shot to become NAWA World Champion and that looks to be happening tonight. The champion looks amused, as if he's not taking Shelley seriously, as the challenger enters the ring, looking focused at the task at hand. The bell rings, as this NAWA World Championship Match begins.

NAWA World Title Match
Alex Shelley vs. Miles Stylish(c)

Stylish shoves Shelley into the corner and Shelley bounces out, forearming Stylish in the face, before taking him down with an armdrag. Another pair of armdrags take the NAWA World Champion off guard and Shelley adds to the fun with a hiptoss. Stylish is on his knees, pulling himself back to his feet and Shelley quickly rushes forward, chopping away at the chest. Shelley has a chance to win the richest prize in the game and he's making the most of it. Armbar applied by Shelley but Stylish comes off the ropes. Shelley comes back with a high knee right to the face, dropping the champion. Shelley backs off and European Uppercut puts Stylish in the corner. Another pair of European Uppercuts and Shelley whips Stylish into the ropes. Drop toe hold, right into a La Magistral Cradle for a two count but Stylish pops right back up and knocks Shelley for a loop for a clothesline!

Stylish stomps away at the challenger, it's obvious that he's done play games, as he pulls him up for some chops. Running guillotine drop, snapping the throat of Shelley down across the top rope, as Stylish drops to the floor before quickly leaping back off with a springboard clothesline for a two count. Kneelift by Stylish, chops by Stylish and Stylish whips Shelley into the corner. Kick leads to a swinging suplex and Stylish covers for a two count. Somersault senton scores a two count, as does a belly to back suplex. Stylish drops some elbows, and picks up Shelley, before coming off the ropes. Kneelift and attempted Backspin DDT, but Shelley counters with an inverted atomic drop. This stops Stylish in his tracks and LARIAT RATTLES STYLISH! The crowd cheers Shelley as Stylish has been dropped. The champion is down for a two count. Shelley is not denied, forearms across the back, uppercut to the chin and fisherman cradle. Stylish is hoisted up and DROPPED DOWN WITH A SICKENING FISHERMAN BUSTER! Stylish lands on the back of his head and Shelley with another cover. Only a two and a half count, when Stylish has the foot over the bottom rope!

The crowd is cheering as Shelley facelocks Stylish, kneelifting him in the face, before he locks on the Border City Stretch! Shelley can smell the title, but unfortunately for him, Stylish was too close to the ropes! Shelley picks up Stylish and uppercut, causes Stylish to drop to the ring apron, before Shelley takes Stylish out with a dropkick to thhe knee! Stylish cracks his head off the apron, landing on the floor and Shelley takes a running start. ELBOW SUICIDA CAUSES SHELLEY TO CRASH ONTO STYLISH! The crowd is behind Shelley, and Stylish is rolled into the ring. Shelley throws himself on top of Stylish for a cover, but only a two count! The crowd boos, they thought that was the end.

Shelley picks up Stylish and double underhook right into a power bomb. This leads to another close nearfall for the challenger, Shelley was a second away from ending Stylish's reign before it really started. Shelley forearms Stylish across the back of the head a couple of times, before locking him in a rear waistlock and putting him on the top rope. Climbing to the top rope and Shelley attempts a super sunset flip into a power bomb but STYLISH COUNTERS IN MID MOVE WITH A FRANKENSTEINER! The impact from the move causes Shelley to crash and Stylish is up, before he kicks Shelley to the face as he gets to his hands and knees, before pulling him up into a fireman's carry. Las Vegas Trauma brings Shelley to the canvas and Stylish hooks the leg to score the pin!

Miles Stylish pinned Alex Shelley with the Las Vegas Trauma in 0:09:36.
Rating: *** 1/4
(Miles Stylish retained the NAWA World Title.)

Stylish is up, a pained expression on his face, as he is handed the NAWA World Championship Belt, before he looks to the camera with a self assured, arrogant expression, as if he knew this was in the bag all along. Shelley gave the champion some anxious moments, but Miles Stylish showed why he's the NAWA World Champion, using an opportunity to change Shelley's momentum in a hurry. Alex Shelley will be one to watch, but right now Miles Stylish is the NAWA World Champion.

Still To Come: Jerry Lynn and Ron Waterman square off for the number one contendership for Miles Stylish's NAWA World Championship, the winner facing Stylish at Wildfire.

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Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley vs. The Rottweilers(w/Julius Smokes)

Bentley and Low Ki start this match with both men trading kicks to start. Low Ki obviously wins this, and kicks Bentley back into the corner, but Bentley fights out with some punches, before he makes the tag to Sabin. Sabin enters the ring and rushes Low Ki, rocking Low Ki with some forearm smashes, before whipping him into the ropes. Leaping dropkick brings Low Ki down to the canvas and tag made to Matt Bentley. Double Dropkick, followed by a double fistdrop and a double elbowdrop score a two count on Low Ki. Bentley hammers Low Ki bringing him down with a gutwrench suplex, before bringing a knee down across the chest for a two count. Low Ki is hoisted up and Bentley punches away at Low Ki and whips him into the ropes but Low Ki reverses. Homicide punches Bentley across the back of the head, which prompts Bentley to spin back around and waffle Homicide with a forearm, but a spin kick to the back of the head drops him to the back of the head.

Low Ki drives his knee down across the back of the head of Bentley, before he scoops up Bentley. Tag to Homicide and Low Ki slams Bentley down, leaping to a slingshot somersault senton from Homicide which scores a two count! Homicide beats on Bentley with forearms, before he delivers an inverted atomic drop and a dropkick, which sents up a camel clutch. Tag to Low Ki and running dropkick to the face of Bentley, as Homicide holds him in the camel clutch! Low Ki picks up Bentley and attempts to reduce his ribs to dust with a series of kicks, Bentley clutching his ribs in the corner, before Low Ki connects with a Tomahawk Chop to the head and takes Bentley down with a snap mare, before leaping to the second rope. Foot Stomp off the second rope rattles the ribs of Bentley! Cover scores a two count and as a result, Low Ki tags in Homicide.

Low Ki allows Homicide to get some shots in on Bentley, holding his arms behind his back, allowing some punches before leaving the ring. Homicide punches away at Bentley some more and whips him into the ropes. Attempted lariat is ducked and Bentley comes off the ropes wiping out Homicide with a running forearm smash. Both men are down and the race is on to make the tag. Low Ki is tagged in first and he goes for the leg of Bentley but Bentley shoots off and makes the tag to Chris Sabin, who quickly comes into the ring with a springboard dropkick. Punches knock Homicide off the ring apron and swinging facebuster brings down Low Ki for a two count. Sabin to the top rope and high cross body block, but Julius Smokes has the referee distracted. Homicide is in the ring, but BENTLEY TAKES HIM OUT WITH THE SUPERKICK! The crowd cheers, but Low Ki rushes over and running kick to the face of Bentley, knocking him out. Sabin rushes Smokes, who drops down. Sabin turns around, right into a roundhouse kick by Low Ki and Low Ki hooks Sabin in a cradle, before bringing him down with the Ki Krusher for the pin!

Low-Ki and Homicide defeated Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley when Low Ki pinned C. Sabin with the Ki-Krusher in 0:11:08.
Rating: *** 1/4

Smokes gets on the microphone, bragging the Rottweilers up as the uncrowned NAWA World Tag Team Champions and says after that victory, New Jack has no choice. Out comes the Commissioner, who remarks that was an impressive victory, but there is a chance that the Rottweilers might not have won had Smokes not gotten involved. Than again, the Rottweilers might not have lost their NAWA World Tag Team Title Match at the last Pay Per View had Desdomia not gotten involved. So The Rottweilers will get their rematch, against the Archangels of Anarchy, but it's going to be a six person tag team match with the NAWA World Tag Team Titles on the line. Desdomia will join the NAWA World Tag Team Champions and Julius Smokes will join the Rottweilers. Since they can't keep themselves out of action, New Jack says he's going to put them in the action at Wildfire. Smokes says it doesn't matter, the Rottweilers will walk out of Wildfire the brand new NAWA World Champions.

Backstage:

Larry Sweeney and the NAWA International Champion Tony Mamaluke make their way to the arena, where Dan Marion has a microphone, asking the duo for their opinions about the number one contenders match for the NAWA World Title. Sweeney remarks that while it was on such short notice, he's confident that his charge will defeat whomever they threw in him in there with and go on to capture the NAWA World Title at Wildfire. Marion informs them that Mamaluke is not in the match, it's Ron Waterman and Jerry Lynn. Mamaluke and Sweeney both go ballastic about this, with Mamaluke protesting that he beat Jerry Lynn and....he will beat Ron Waterman next time. Sweeney remarks about the injustice of the top megastar in the NAWA being screwed out of his rightful place at the top of the food chain. The money grubbing manager says that New Jack will be hearing from him about him holding down Tony Mamaluke, the greatest wrestling champion that ever lived. With that, Sweeney says he has some urgent business to attend to, but this isn't over.

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Chuck Palumbo vs. Rapmaster Killings

The newly aggressive Killings attacks Chuck Palumbo at the bell, viciously beating him in the corner with punches, chops, and kicks. Nasty front layout suplex across the top rope and Killings beats on Palumbo before, taking a full four and a half count, before he hammers away some more. The loss to Scott Steiner has pushed Killings to a whole new level, as he chokes Palumbo in the corner up to four and a half. Elbowdrops and stomps, before Killings pulls Palumbo up viciously by the hair. Palumbo gets rattled with more kicks and a jumping leg lariat puts Palumbo down. Killings hoists up Palumbo and connects with a vertical facebuster! Palumbo is pulled up and Killings drills knees to the face, before hooking Palumbo around the head, K-Driller brings Palumbo down and Killings scores the pin!

Rapmaster Killings pinned Chuck Palumbo after the K-Driller in 0:06:12.
Rating: ** 1/4

Killings stomps Palumbo before he delivers another K-Driller and walks down the ramp, but Larry Sweeney meets him halfway down the ramp. The two men talk for about a minute, the camera cannot pick up what is being said, but Sweeney hands Killings a business card and Killings walks to the back, with Sweeney following closely behind.

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Richard Ramos Ricardo, Attorney At Law, along with the NAWA Television Champion Sedrick Skyhawk, his publicist Candace Sweet, Bruno the Bodyguard, and Mr. Fernando, who is just here to fullfill the minimum hispanic quota of employees for the company, is in the ring. Ricardo has a clipboard and gets a large amount of heel heat, before he comments he has a legal statement to make to all the NAWA fans as a result of what happened last week on Glory. AJ Styles is nothing but a no good liar and a cheat, having pulled the tights to pin Sedrick Skyhawk in the tag team match. The referee for that match is also a liar and a cheat, having fast counted Skyhawk. Styles only managed to hold down Skyhawk for a period of 2.98 seconds, which is obviously less than three. Finally, Skyhawk demands the announcers retract their slanderous comments about how AJ Styles has Sedrick Skyhawk's number and he's the next NAWA Television Champion, because if Styles wrestled Skyhawk a million times, Skyhawk would beat him each and everytime.

Out comes AJ Styles to cut this off and Styles rolls into the ring, with a microphone. Styles says since Ricardo is so confident of this, why doesn't Skyhawk put the NAWA Television Title on the line against AJ Styles tonight? Candace yells that the only way to compete for the championship is to beat the champion one on one in a non title match. Ricardo says if Styles wants to embarass himself, then he will face off against Skyhawk tonight in a non title match. Skyhawk doesn't seem so sure about this, but Ricardo assures Skyhawk he can take Styles. This boosts the champions confidence, as the referee calls for the bell, kicking off this non title match

Non Title Match
AJ Styles vs. Sedrick Skyhawk(w/Canadace Sweet, Bruno, Richard Ramos Ricardo, Attorney At Law, and Mr. Fernando)

Skyhawk stalls, by rolling to the floor twice. On the third attempt, Styles uses his speed to swerve in front of Skyhawk and pop him with a Discus Clothesline. Skyhawk attempts to scatter to the floor, but Styles grabs him by the ankle and yanks him to the center of the ring, dropping a pair of elbows to the chest. Styles picks up Skyhawk and into the ropes. Leaping dropkick and Skyhawk is knocked to the floor. Skyhawk attempts to regain his bearings but Styles rushes at Skyhawk, baseball slide dropkick to the chest. Styles takes a running start and somersault plancha taking Skyhawk out! The crowd is cheering as Styles pounds away at Skyhawk and rolls him back into the ring, but Candace has the referee distracted. This allows Bruno to come from behind and clothesline Styles, before picking him up in a bearhug. STYLES IS RAN SPINEFIRST INTO THE POST. Bruno rolls Styles into the ring and Skyhawk covers him for a two count!

Skyhawk stomps away at AJ Styles before he delives a gutwrench. Attempted gutwrench suplex, but Skyhawk gets lazy halfway and just drops Styles down across the knee with a gubuster. Styles clutches his stomach and Skyhawk pounds away at Styles with kicks to the ribs, before he yells at some fans to shut up. Running kick to the head and Skyhawk hoists up Styles in a front facelock, before delivering a snap DDT! Styles clutches the back of the head and Skyhawk covers for a two count! Skyhawk picks up Styles and hammers away at the back, before he delivers a double underhook right into a double underhook suplex. Quickly, Skyhawk goes back to the old standby, the chinlock, which draws massive boos from the fans, for slowly down the tempo of this match, but Styles bridges out and elbows out, but Skyhawk turns his weight and sits down, dropping the back of the head of Styles to the canvas from that position for a two count!

Skyhawk pounds away at Styles and irish whip into the ropes. Back elbowsmash is ducked and Styles leaps to the second rope, before he takes out Skyhawk with an Asai Moonsault Bodyblock. Both men are down on the canvas and Styles is up, blocking a punch, before rocking Skyhawk with several more and taking down Skyhawk with a spinning leg lariat. Skyhawk is on his knees and Styles with a dropkick to the side of the head, before he puts Skyhawk in a standing headscissors, hoisting him up in a crucifix postion. CRUCIFIX POWER BOMB PICKUP SWUNG INTO A SITDOWN FACEBUSTER! Skyhawk springs up to his knees, before he falls backwards but Mr. Fernando is on the apron. Styles launches Fernando into the ring and sets him up for the Styles Clash as Ricardo has the referee, but Skyhawk has the NAWA Television Championship Belt and he goes to waffle Styles with it, but Styles ducks and reverse neckbreaker brings down Skyhawk. Styles dumps the belt from the ring before he covers for a cover, but only a two count when Ricardo puts the foot of Skyhawk on the bottom rope.

STYLES LEAPS ONTO RICARDO WITH A TOPE SUICIDA! Ricardo goes down and Skyhawk awaits Styles to enter the ring, before connecting with a knee. Standing Headscissors and attemtped power bomb but Styles counters with a Frankensteiner. Skyhawk is on his knees and Styles leapfrogs over him, before he has him in position for the Styles Clash but Candace is on the apron. Bruno enters the ring and goes for a Yakuza Kick to the face of Styles but Styles ducks that move, causing Bruno to be staggered, before Styles is on the apron in the blink of an eye! SPRINGBOARD FOREARM TO BRUNO! Bruno is on the edge of the apron and Styles takes him to the floor with a high vertical leaping dropkick. Styles steps back, but Candace as just dropped down and she has the foot of Styles, tripping him. Skyhawk is up and Styles fakes turning around into the Brush with Greatness. PELE KICK DRILLS SKYHAWK IN THE HEAD! The crowd is cheering along with Styles and Skyhawk is hoisted to his feet, before Styles brings him up. Styles Clash connects to Skyhawk and the crowd counts along as AJ Styles has just won this non title match!

AJ Styles pinned Sederick Skyhawk with the Styles Clash in 0:10:04.
Rating: *** 1/2

AJ Styles has just beaten Sederick Skyhawk, the NAWA Television Champion in a non title match, pinning him for a second week in the row. The announcers say that all Styles has to do now is beat Skyhawk for the title, but he's proven tonight he can do it tonight, despite the interference from Skyhawk's entourage.

Coming Next: Jerry Lynn and Ron Waterman in a number one contender match for the NAWA World Title Shot at Wildfire. More Glory after this.

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Number One Contenders Match
Jerry Lynn vs. Ron Waterman

NAWA World Champion Miles Stylish is on commentary for this match. Both men shake hands, just seconds before unloading on each other with punches, Waterman getting the better of the exchange, throwing Lynn into the corner, before taking him out with a clothesline. Another clothesline and Waterman whips Lynn into the ropes, before launching him high into the air with a high back body drop. Waterman hooks Lynn as he comes off the ropes and overhead belly to belly suplex brings him down for a two count. Forearms to the back and a brutal gutwrench suplex followed by knees to the head keeps Lynn off balance. Waterman picks up Lynn and front facelock, followed by some kneelifts, before Waterman throws Lynn into the corner. Waterman charges into the corner but Lynn moves and Waterman hits hard, allowing Lynn to take him out with a running dropkick to the back of the leg, followed by a dragon screw leg whip! Lynn concludes the offensive flurry with a jumping neck snap!

Lynn works over Waterman's neck with stomps and a neck wrench, as the announcers wonder about how Lynn could get that deadly Cradle Piledriver on Waterman! When the announcers remark that Stylish knows what that move can do all too well, Stylish tells them to shut up and focus on the match. Lynn connects with a swinging neckbreaker for a two count. Waterman is dragged to the apron and Lynn hammers him with some forearms across the back of the head, before he climbs to the top rope. Springboard legdrop to the back of the head. Lynn is poised but Waterman punches away at Lynn, fighting up to his feet from that position. Lynn steps back and Waterman steps to the floor, but it turns out, he was suckering Waterman in so he could sling Waterman into the guardrail. Stylish remarks that Lynn stole that trick from him, before Lynn threw Waterman into the steps headfirst, before turning to Stylish and making the belt motion around his waist. Stylish remarks: "Only in your dreams, Lynn."

Lynn turns around and WATERMAN CLOTHESLINES HIM DOWN! The crowd cheers as Waterman rolls Lynn into the ring. Waterman enters the ring, but Lynn catches him with a kneelift to the face! Both men trade chops to dueling "Let's Go Waterman, Let's Go Lynn chants", with Waterman getting the better of the exchange and whipping Lynn into the ropes. Yakuza Kick is ducked and Lynn goes around the back door with a roll up for a two count! Lynn turns around as he gets up, RIHGT INTO A LARIAT! The impact folds Lynn up like an accordian and Waterman covers to score a two count. Waterman picks up Lynn and whip into the corner. Elbowsmash to the face of Lynn in the corner and Waterman grabs Lynn, hoisting him up to the top rope. Lynn is up top and Waterman joins him, pounding away on Lynn. Attempted Superplex but Lynn fights off Waterman, causing him to slide down to the top rope, where Lynn grabs him around the head and TAKES HIM DOWN WITH A PICTURE PERFECT TORNADO DDT! Waterman has been planted and Lynn scores a two and a half count!

Lynn picks up Waterman and knees him in the face, before he goes for the Cradle Piledriver but he doesn't have the strength to hoist Waterman up from that postion. So kneelift to the face and Lynn backs Waterman into the corner, before climbing to the top rope, before delivering the ten count punches before he motions for Stylish at the floor. Lynn leaps to the top rope and attempts to drop down with a Frankenstener. WATERMAN COUNTERS WITH A BONE RATTLING POWER BOMB! Lynn has been dropped and Waterman collapses on top for the cover for a two and a half count! Waterman picks up Lynn and scoops him up for the Water Bomb but Lynn drops down the back door and waistlock on Waterman. GERMAN SUPLEX BRINGS WATERMAN DOWN! Lynn bridges for the cover for a two and a half count. Waterman is pulled up and attempted Cradle Piledriver once again, but once again, Lynn can't get up so he backs off, going for a lariat but Waterman ducks and BOTH MEN TAKE EACH OTHER OUT WITH A DOUBLE LARIAT!

The referee is putting a standing ten count on both men but the crowd is booing as Tony Mamaluke rushes down to the ring, just as Waterman gets up, pulling himself on the ropes for leverage. Mamaluke is going to attack Waterman from behind, no he dives down and unloads on Lynn with a series of punches, with prompts a disqualification on Ron Waterman!

[Winner Faces the NAWA World Champion at Wildfire]:
Jerry Lynn defeated Ron Waterman by disqualification in 0:12:46.
Rating: *** 1/4

Waterman is incensed but Mamaluke wisley bolts, as Larry Sweeney laughs on the ramp at Ron Waterman's misfortunes. Lynn is down in the ring, as Stylish tries to enter the ring to take advantage of the number one contender, to take him out before Wildfire, but NAWA Commmissioner New Jack and security are out in the ring. New Jack says he's going to get this entire mess sorted out during the commercial break and we'll be back with this.

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Sweeney is on the ramp, attempting to say since neither Waterman nor Lynn scored the pin, the NAWA World Championship match should revert to the real number one contender, the NAWA International Champion Tony Mamaluke but New Jack cuts him off, asking Sweeney if he wants his client to get what's coming to him. Sweeney nods and New Jack says fine, since his agent approved at Wildfire, Tony Mamaluke will square off against....Ron Waterman. Sweeney and Mamaluke are escatic before they realize what New Jack's done and they protest, but New Jack adds that Mamaluke's NAWA International Title will be on the line as a consolation price for the two matches that Mamaluke has screwed Waterman over. Sweeney yells that New Jack can't do that, but New Jack just tells security to escort Sweeney and Mamaluke out of the building.

Now, New Jack turns to Miles Stylish and Jerry Lynn who are both standing in a corner. The Commissioner confirms that Lynn is in fact the number one contender. Since Stylish has won one and Lynn has won one, it seems that we still haven't found out who the better man is. A one fall match won't be enough to settle this matter once and for all, so for the first time in NAWA history the NAWA World Title will be on the line in a match that is happenging for only the third time ever in this company and the other two times in fact involved Jerry Lynn. At Wildfire, Miles Stylish and Jerry Lynn will square off for the NAWA International Championship in a Sixty Minute Iron Man Match! Loud pop and Stylish doesn't seem too thrilled, but the Commissioner has spoken. That will be a helluva a main event for Wildfire, the first time ever the NAWA World Championship will be on the line in a Sixty Minute Iron Match, between champion Miles Stylish and challenger Jerry Lynn. Right now we are out of time, see you next week!
mdale2kPosted on 06/12/08 at 03:31:09

When Waterman finally wins the Title i think  the place will EXPLODE
Snabbit888Posted on 06/16/08 at 02:18:31

I don't know if I've ever told you, but New Jack rules as commissioner.  It's such a ridiculous concept that he'd be the one upholding the law, but I'll be damned if it doesn't work.  You've done a great job with Stylish, and you've done something I'm currently lacking at and have several viable challengers for the World Title.

The Gambler returns!  Leave it to Matt Harms to get the freain' Gambler over.  Madness, madness I say.  Good return but not sure how well he fits in along with Raven & Teddy Hart in the long run.

No way Shelley was going to win, but glad he didn't get buried and put on a great show.

The Rottweilers rule.  Good again you have going and I hope they beat the DoD.  I think they're your weaker created talent, truthfully.

Larry Sweeney rules and that's an awesome angle going with Mamaluke, making him interesting and relevant again.

Killings is awesome, though I really hate the "Rapmaster" name.  Hopefully with the new attitude he'll drop it.  I wonder if he'll actually join Sweeney.  My first instinct says no, but we shall see.

I don't think Styles will win the TV Title, but he's a great guy to go against Skyhawk.  Should lead to some good matches.

Oh, how things always blow up in the face of sneaky heels.  Mamaluke and Sweeney cause Waterman to lose by DQ in hopes to screw him and sneak in as the #1-contender, but instead he gets to fight Waterman and possibly lose his International Title. Only thing I don't like about the angle is how the International Title is being treated a bit on the back burner, but small beef.  Stylish vs. Lynn Iron Man Match will be great.

Good stuff.