The reigning World Heavyweight Champion Low Ki (presented by Salina de la Renta) will defend the belt against former Promociones Dorado charge Rey Fenix.
Can Fenix become a double champion? Will the champ successfully defend the title for the second time?
Following Sami Callihan's shocking betrayal of Jimmy Havoc after WAR GAMES, the two combatants are set to rumble!
"England's Most Dangerous Man" has been demanding this match for two weeks and now he will finally get his hands on the unpredictable Callihan. This bout promises to be a violent encounter that may be too intense to be contained within the confines of the arena.
In a high octane middleweight bout, Myron Reed will square off with Jason Cade. Will Cade's new associate big Rhett Giddins factor into this match? Tune in to find out!
Not amused by questions about whether he is the ace and franchise of MLW, Shane "Swerve" Strickland will comment for the first time on his upcoming bout with "Filthy" Tom Lawlor in New York City.
A new FURY ROAD control center will reveal more matches for the upcoming October 4th NYC card plus tons more!
Tony Schiavone and Rich Bocchini call the action ringside from South Florida! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6OSaphQ5SU
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Saturday, September 29, 2018
Appalachian Mountain Wrestling- AMW -TV Episode 108: September 29, 2018
Coming off the heels of Super Saturday Night Fever see...
AMW Champion John Noble vs. Jake Braddock
Highlights from Beau James, Larry Maggard and Kyle Maggard vs. Dan Richards, Puatu, and the Mega Destroyer
TV MAIN EVENT
Stan Lee vs. Daniel Richards
and more.
Commentary by Nathan Lyttle & Devin Combs
Cameras by Will "Sugar Hold" Harding https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYM_kQUCr8I
Eric Bischoff Reveals Big Planned Changes For WCW Had He Purchased The Company
By 1999 WCW was a sinking ship as Monday Night Raw beat Nitro in ratings every week of the year. Eric Bischoff felt the wrath of his company failing as he was removed from his president role while Vince Russo took over as head of creative.
In late 2000 Bischoff and a group of partners made one last-ditch effort to save WCW as they offered to purchase the company. A Turner executive accepted the deal and Bischoff was due to become WCW's owner, but another Turner executive then cancelled all WCW programming from its network. With no network to broadcast on, WCW had little value to Bischoff and the deal never went through.
On his podcast, Bischoff discussed some of the changes that would have occurred had the deal went through and he purchased WCW.
"Tony Schiavone," Bischoff said about his first big change. "I have always liked and respected Tony. There were never any thoughts of firing Tony, but we did want-we knew that we needed to hit the refresh button in every way possible. We knew that we wanted to rebrand WCW and get as far away as how people had perceived WCW to be as possible as far as we could, which included the announcers. That would have included the look of the show and the location of the show and where we were going to produce the show. It would have included a lot of things including the announce team. It was going to be Joey Styles and Don Callis."
Fans criticized WCW for their stale programming during their final months as the team of Vince Russo and Ed Ferrara failed to connect with the audience. But despite creative being a problem, that wasn't the first thing on Bischoff's docket were he to take over.
"We didn't really focus on future creative. We talked about what talent we did keep and wanted to keep but there was so much work to do on rebranding, repositioning the company that creative was really the last thing we needed to think about," Bischoff said.
"The intention really when we were going to acquire the company was going to shut it down for a period of 3-6 months thinking that absence makes the heart grow fonder. We needed to build some anticipation. We had to make people anxious to see what the new, rebranded WCW was going to look like. You couldn't do that by taking it off of television for a couple of weeks and then coming back. You had to be gone a long enough period of time to really build up anticipation and to market it properly.
"We were focused more on where we wanted to produce the show. How could we help reduce the cost of producing the show? What talent were we able to afford? Who did we want to keep? Rebuilding relationships with sponsors. That was where I really was focused on, not on what we were going to do with a certain talent."
In the span of a few weeks in 2001, Bischoff agreed to purchase WCW, Turner dropped all WCW programming, Bischoff backed out of his offer to purchase the promotion and, finally, WWE purchased WCW.
STIPULATION ANNOUNCED FOR NWA 70th iPPV MAIN EVENT
During the Ring of Honor Death Before Dishonor PPV tonight, Nick Aldis announced that when he challenges Cody for the NWA title at the 10/21 NWA 70th Anniversary iPPV in Nashville, TN, it will be a best two out of three falls encounter.
The event will also feature the crowning of a new NWA National Champion.
Former NWA Champions Jeff Jarrett, Colt Cabana, Blue Demon Jr., Tim Storm and Dory Funk Jr, will all be in attendance at the event as well.
Dave Scherer At PWInsider Gets Checked On Twitter, Then Bitches Up Afterwards.
My story here https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2018/09/this-content-is-available-exclusively.html on PWInsider being full of shit on something has been making the rounds on Twitter. Dave Scherer had seen this and tried to be a smart ass to someone who was plugging the story. The shots you se are what happened when Scherer opened his mouth when he really shouldn't have. He got punked, and embarrassed so bad that he ran and his behind blocking someone because the truth of THIS STORY.. https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2018/09/explaining-my-beef-with-dave-scherer-at.html slapped Scherer so bad he knew he had no reply to it. He got checked and bitched up by hiding behind blocking someone because he knew his ass got kicked. Scherer tries to dish it out but when he gets smacked back with stuff he can't fight back against, he bitches up, proving he tries to dish it out but can't take it when someone one ups him in public, if you will. The least Scherer 'could've' done was address me personally but of course that would mean he has balls, this proves he has no balls.
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