Victory Championship Wrestling 2019 Episode 30

2019 Season Episode 30 In this week’s episode, the Zero Weight Champion, Joshua O’Hagan, defends his Championship against James Hardy. The VCW Tag Team Champions, Freak Ink defend the Tag Team Championship against Brandon Cash & Tony Midas. Rudy Wristlock takes on Joey Corbin. In the Main Event the New Religion square off against the exciting team of JD Rush & Julius Pryor. Plus additional appearances by, The Wicked Nemesis, Johnny Slaughter, Damon Taz, Foster, and a surprise return of a long time enemy of Johnny Slaughter!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwZxG2pxjS8

Sons of Dogtown vs. Mane Event - PPW Brawl at the Mall - August 10th, 2019

Sons of Dogtown look to take advantage of spotlight at PPW`s historic Brawl at the Mall against an established PPW tag team, Mane Event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9XecgMkrws

Supreme Spotlight Match: Ryan Roswell vs Aaron Abbott (Supreme Wrestling)

In our Supreme Spotlight Match, Ryan Roswell and Aaron Abbott continue their rivalry at Supreme Wrestling 8/31/2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAs4e1Ey9wI

Shawn Spears Says He Was Pigeonholed In WWE, Says AEW Has Raised The Bar And Changed The Game

Shawn Spears recently spoke with Muscle & Fitness to talk AEW, WWE, training, his goals for the future, and more. The interview was recorded before Spears' loss to Cody Rhodes at AEW All Out last Saturday night.

Spears is a regular member of the AEW roster and seems very excited about his future with the company. He made it clear that he believes the company has raised the bar. Spears was asked how excited he is about being a part of AEW, and about the buzz surrounding the promotion. Spears said AEW is changing the game.

"You said exactly what it is, an alternative product. We are beyond excited to bring something new," he said. "The tide raises all ships, you know? AEW is that tide, whether anyone wants to admit it or not. I'll say it loud and proud: AEW has raised the bar. Everyone is doing better, because they have come along. They are so excited to showcase their product, and their talent, to the loyal fan base that it has built to this point. We've already started, but we hit the ground running on August 31st, (with All Out) and then one month later we go worldwide (with regular television) on a worldwide basis. AEW is changing the game."

Regarding his time with WWE, the former Tye Dillinger said he was pigeonholed for a long time. Spears said he was unable to break through the glass ceiling, but that has changed as he has taken his career into his own hands. He was asked about now being his time to shine after making other wrestlers look good for so long.

"I take great pride in being able to work with anybody," Spears said. "Whether it be a brand-new talent, whether it be someone who has been in wrestling for four or five years, or even 15 to 20, I take pride in being able to cover the spectrum when it comes down to match preparation and execution. But that can also pigeonhole you, and I was pigeonholed for quite a long time. On one hand, I was very reliable when they (WWE) needed something done. I was there and I got it done, but at the same time I couldn't break through the glass ceiling that seemed to be placed over my head. Now, that has changed.

"I have taken my career into my own hands, been given an opportunity to be on a worldwide platform (in AEW) with no restrictions. Now, this is all on me. Now there's no more "Oh, well, maybe you are being held back or it's not him it's creative." I want all that out of the way, I want everything to fall on my shoulders now. Regardless of what happens, when I'm seventy years old, I can look back and say that I did this the way I wanted to, on my terms, and I gave it everything I got."

Spears was also asked about WWE NXT and AEW going head-to-head on Wednesday nights, beginning on October 2. Spears agreed with what a lot of wrestlers and higher-ups have said publicly as of late - he's not going into this with the idea of head-to-head competition, and that the whole thing will motivate everyone.

"I think no matter who is on, on whatever timeslot, everyone is going to be motivated regardless," Spears said. "We are gonna do our thing on Wednesday nights, we're gonna tear it up and if you watch, fantastic, we think you are in for one hell of a treat and if you don't watch, you are missing one hell of a show, it is really that simple. But that is the beautiful thing about providing an alternative, it benefits the audience. Not just the audience of AEW, or WWE, or Impact, or Ring of Honor, it benefits the everyday casual wrestling fan. You now have another option.

"I can't speak for everybody, but we are not looking at it as a head-to-head competition, where we need to knock these guys out of the water, we are going to go out there and do our thing.

And THIS.. Is Your WWE Creative Team At Its Best, LMAO! And One Writer Falls Asleep In Writing Room, LOL!

The Wrap, reporting on a shake up in the creative team for Smackdown had this great quote.

"Bischoff and his SmackDown creative team have also come under scrutiny for this summer’s Erick Rowan doppelgänger storyline, in which an unknown attacker drop heavy backstage scaffolding on top of Roman Reigns, injuring the company’s No. 1 star. According to the WWE insider, the storyline was botched so bad that explaining to anyone what it was supposed to be wouldn’t make any sense at all.”

No logic has been the logic for WWE Creative for so long that it's not hard to see why they've been 'creatively challenged'. And why fans have gone elsewhere to watch wrestling.. 

Then there's the new writer who was so 'excited' about being part of the team and the process that he fell asleep and was caught by Michael Hayes, LMAO!

Here's proof, In the article at The Wrap.

The changes also come amid growing questions about Bischoff's leadership of the show, according to the report. Their source cited Bischoff's decision to hire Stevie Long, a writer who formerly worked on the Sons of Anarchy TV show. Long was reportedly found asleep in the writer's room by WWE Hall of Famer and longtime employee Michael "PS" Hayes, during Long's first day on the road with the company. He is still employed. Bischoff declined to comment on the story when contacted by The Wrap, and Long's manager was unable to give a comment from his client before publication.

AAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!

Can't make this shit up.. So exciting to be part of the creative process that he falls asleep.. That says alot about how ambitious they are about trying to put out a good product, LOL!

Here's the article by The Wrap. https://www.thewrap.com/wwe-smackdown-raw-shakeup-ed-koskey-ryan-ward-jonathan-baeckstrom/

(Rolls Eyes And Says "Lord, Why.. This Is SO Stupid") RIC FLAIR THREATENS LEGAL ACTION OVER WWE'S USE OF 'THE MAN'

Hope he's prepared to be laughed out of court.. THIS.. Is so fucking stupid..

WWE Hall-of-Famer and wrestling legend Ric Flair said that he is threatening legal action against WWE for their use of "The Man".

In a video posted Thursday, Flair told TMZ that WWE's lawyer blew he and his lawyer off on two separate occasions in 2018 and 2019 about financial compensation for Becky Lynch's use of "The Man", a term he said he's used since 1981. He claims the WWE lawyer initially said the term "wasn't even close" to what Flair had trademarked.

He said he wanted to work out a private agreement with WWE, but they had no interest in doing so. He even reached out to COO and longtime friend Paul "Triple H" Levesque, but they could not come to an agreement.

Flair said he owns the trademark for the phrase "To be the man, you got to beat the man" and filed for a trademark on "The Man" on August 26th, specifically as it relates to wrestling. He said he has no issues with Lynch or her use of the term as long as he is compensated for it. He added that his daughter, Charlotte, is upset at him for filing for the trademark.

He said his goal is to ensure his family is financially taken care of after he is gone, especially his wife.

Here's that video right here. https://www.tmz.com/2019/09/05/ric-flair-wwe-the-man-becky-lynch-triple-h-charlotte-flair/

Newest 'Hidden Gem' Added To WWE Network Is.. Yes, Right On YouTube, LMAO!

"Credit' goes to.. WWE Network News and PWInsider for this. (smiles)

Hot off the announcement today by WWE Network News that two 'cough cough' hidden gems' were added to the WWE Network.. One of these 'gems'.. has been on YouTube for years.. Showing that once again, or as usual. No real research goes into what they put on that network and claim as a 'hidden gem'.

Oh of course I have proof.. Proof is, a mother fucker and since I'm a mother fucker who always has proof? Here you go..

Here's the announcement by Paul Jordan at PWInsider..

There you see Paul proudly credits WWE Network News for making the announcement..

But right here.. is the proof that what I circled in that pic, is listed right on YouTube..

They do.. make this WWAAYY too easy.. You know that, right?

Yeah.. It's SSUURREE IS a 'Hidden Gem' alright.. AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

The more they blunder lke this, the more I can continue to make them look stupid. It's just that simple.

Two Examples Of Fans Getting Involved.. When The Fan Is Wrong, And When The Wrestler Is Wrong.

Now before I start this I want people to know.. I know what it's like to be a 'plant' on shows.. Seeing that I worked for three different indie companies in new England back in the 90's.. I know the role very well. Hell I even wrote about it..

I went to an old Angelfire page I used to have to grab this..

http://prowrestlingmemories.angelfire.com/beingaplant.html

This was a story I wrote on how I became a 'plant' for the companies I worked for and some of the things that happened when i was in that role.. So if you read this you'll see alot of different scenarios came up that, including one which is on the subject I'm writing about here.. I actually have some experience in..(Fan grabbing a steel chair away from a manager).

Very recently I came across two different videos of fans getting involved.. Two different videos, two different independent wrestling promotions.. The difference is vastly evident. One is where the fan was wrong for entering the ring, and the other.. The wrestler and.. promotion (whether this was a 'work'.. or not) was wrong as well.

I may get some heat for writing this but.. Oh well, tough shit.. Nobody else is going to have the balls or the guts to write it.. So since I am 'that guy'.. I'll be the one who does what Meltzer, Keller, Scherer, Johnson, Wrestlinginc and others won't do..

The first one is from RCW- Real Canadian Wrestling.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNPadDxNiv0&t=70s

Here it clearly shows that the fan was wrong for entering the ring.. A fan gets in there he gets what he gets, his ass stomped.. There's a 'code' you just don't do and entering the ring you run the risk of getting your ass kicked.. Like this fan here got..

THEN.. You have... This...

https://www.facebook.com/WrestlingAdvertisement/videos/715344165582323/

Clearly.. Even if this WAS a 'work' it was a clear blueprint in 'wrong'..

You never let a fan get that close to the ring..And then you never 'invite' him to slap you.. because you look like a bitch when you go and beat the guy up in the seats like was done in the above video.. YOU.. DARED THE GUY TO HIT YOU.. SO WHY REACT THAT WAY WHEN HE DID WHAT YOU DARED HIM TO DO?

It's pretty obvious that if this 'was' a 'work' they didn't think it thru very well. And if it wasn't a 'work'.. Then here's the obvious question.. WHERE THE FUCK WAS THE SECURITY AT?

Every show for every company I worked for HAD.. In some form or another, provide something resembling security.. Be it via the state boxing and wrestling commission rule.. State law or in the case of when I locally promoted a show in Rochester, NH. Which is known as a 'permit town' (You have to get the city to issue you a 'permit' allowing the show to happen), it was mandatory in the provision of that permit that the company pays for security, be it a local policeman, private security, something.. It HAD to be there and HAD to be very visible in some way.. None was shown in this video and the fact none were shown sends a bad message in many ways about how, the company operates if there's no security anywhere to be found..

What if that was't a work and that fan had brought out a knife when that wrestler left the ring and came after him? Or worse, a pistol? They don't check fans for that at indie shows so if a state has a conceal and carry law, what's to stop a fan from having a pistol and bringing it out when  the wrestler comes after him?

Common sense.. Especially with all these senseless mass shootings, you would THINK, would be in order here.. In this case common sense was nowhere to be found..

And if this was a 'work' or angle to try and get that wrestler over? It didn't do a very good job in that department at all. Having the security there and between the wrestler and the fan? Would've made the angle more believable. Had you had the security between the fan and the wrestler at ringside, the fan (or 'fan') when invited to hit the wrestler 'gets by' or 'past' security 'just enough' to slap the wrestler, then the wrestler charges from the ring and in a 'panic' security keeps the wrestler back while ejecting the fan or pushing him gently back to his seat, WOULD'VE BEEN more believable.

Again, a blueprint in 'wrong' is what that was.. But of course someone from that company will come rushing to defend and try and 'justify' what a blind man could easily see.. That more of a thought process should've been in effect here, cover ALL the angles of what possibly could've happened.. Like what if that wasn't a 'work' and that fan had friends? HHHHMM? Imagine how that could've turned into something worse like the fan's friends jumping on the wrestler and then you have two or three fans kicking the wrestler's ass?

Yeah, didn't think about that one, did you? Maybe you should...