This taping was filmed outdoors in the parking lot of the World Gym Arena in Texas City, TX and followed the Texas Covid Regulation of Social Distancing, Masks Required in not in your group and testing our athlete's & staff. Matches: -- 4-Way TV Title Match -- Gino Medina vs Zack Mason vs Mysterious Q vs Edge Stone (c) -- Women's Match -- Raychell Rose vs Madi Wrenkowski -- Texas Championship Match -- Brenden Steen vs Will Allday (c)
"Marks" Just never, ever learn.. If you try the old, unconvincing "Nobody Cares" reply, you know damn well you did care... Cause if you didn't care, you never would've replied in the first place.
That's the lesson 'marks' today can't seem to comprehend. And then they KEEP replying after you check their dumb asses which shows even more how fuckin g dumb they are..
Keep replying yet you ' don't care' (rolls eyes), yeah, real convincing there, dipshit.
So here's the latest dumb ass to get slapped. Someday these ass clowns will actually make it a challenge, instead of always replying in the same typical yet, predictable ways they always do.
Always, Smacking a 'mark' and putting him in his place, is and always will be, way.. Too.. Easy.
When contacted by, ROH officials declined to comment further and referred back to the released statement.
Scurll, 32, had signed a new Ring of Honor deal in January 2020 that would have have seen him take on lead booking duties for the company but the first weekend where he would have been in that position, the COVID-19 pandemic led to Ring of Honor canceling their March Anniversary show PPV and subsequent Past vs. Present TV taping in Las Vegas.
Before ROH could resume production, Scurll was among the names identified during the #SpeakingOut movement with a woman in Great Britain alleging that Scurll took advantage of her while she was drunk and underage. Scurll released several statements in response, later making his Twitter account private,
ROH released the following statement in June 2020 regarding the accusation:
"At Ring of Honor, we pride ourselves on the respectful and inclusive environment we have built, one that ensures all employees can work in a place where they feel safe and respected. We take these matters extremely seriously and have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to this type of behavior. Ring of Honor has launched an immediate investigation into the claims made against its currently contracted wrestlers. We will update you on our investigation once it concludes.”
Scurll was removed from the ROH website roster in October 2020. At the time, when asked by PWInsider.com about the investigation, ROH officials stated it was still ongoing and that they could not comment.
Scurll has not been at any ROH TV tapings or PPVs since the promotion resumed production and had not been involved in any behind the scenes responsibilities.
Scurll had worked for Ring of Honor from 2016 through 2020.
I find it funny that Sabu says "Fuck You" to guys who 'no sold' during matches, but yet... There's a match in PCW where Sabu totally no sells getting put thru a table in the corner.
The irony of that is fun to see. Which shows Sabu basically is the pot calling the kettle black when he's done the very same thing. Of course Sabu won't have the balls to comment on THAT. :)
The following press release was issued this morning:
Matt Jones and Craig Greenberg Purchase a Majority Interest in Ohio Valley Wrestling
Wrestling Legend, Al Snow, Will Continue to Run The Historic Wrestling Company
New Ownership Group Offers Free Online Event to Celebrate
LOUISVILLE - The New Year is bringing new ownership and momentum to one of the nation’s premier wrestling organizations. Today, Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) announced that two prominent Kentucky leaders, Louisville’s Craig Greenberg and Kentucky Sports Radio host Matt Jones, will lead a group of investors who purchased a majority interest in the storied sports entertainment operation. The group plans to build on the rich legacy of Ohio Valley Wrestling and its Louisville-based training institute, grow the organization, promote and train the next generation of wrestling superstars, and bring exhilarating entertainment to wrestling fans locally and across the globe.
WWE legend Al Snow will continue to run Ohio Valley Wrestling day-to-day and focus on the continued success of the wrestling product. Working with Snow, Jones and Greenberg’s group will work to position OVW for continued growth in live sports entertainment, online and broadcast events, as well as expanding the Al Snow Wrestling Academy, the only state-accredited trade school for professional wrestling and sports entertainment in the world.
Matt Jones is the founder and host of Kentucky Sports Radio, the largest radio show and website in the State of Kentucky. Jones is a New York Times bestselling author and part-time host on ESPN Radio nationally. Craig Greenberg is the former CEO of the award-winning hotel company, 21c Museum Hotels. The investor group also includes Louisville’s Dr. Jeffrey Tuvlin and Lexington’s Andrew “Hubby” Jefferson. In addition to Al Snow, the other existing owners, Larry Benz, Chad Miller and Joe Reeves, will remain active and involved in the company.
“With a leadership team combining business expertise and enthusiasm for local sports, we believe Ohio Valley Wrestling is poised for even more growth and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for this outstanding Louisville-based organization,” said Greenberg. “More importantly, during these challenging times, we understand that everyone could use some fun. As lifelong wrestling fans, Matt and I know OVW can play a huge role in delivering that.”
“Craig and I are excited about building OVW’s fan base and viewership, while showcasing the best wrestling in America,” said Jones. “With a legend like Al Snow running the wrestling and our massive KSR fan base joining in, we believe we can take OVW to the next level and create one of the world’s premier promotions right here in Kentucky. We’re thinking big. This is only the beginning.”
Since 1993, Ohio Valley Wrestling has been one of the premier training grounds for professional wrestling superstars. Some of the sport’s biggest stars learned the ropes in Louisville including John Cena, Brock Lesnar, Cody Rhodes, Bautista, CM Punk, The Miz and many more. OVW’s live shows have entertained generations of fans in Louisville and are shown every Tuesday live at 8pm on WBNA & 11am on Saturday, as well as digitally distributed to fans around the globe via YouTube, Roku, and many other platforms.
To celebrate the new ownership group’s investment, Ohio Valley Wrestling is offering a free online wrestling experience this Saturday, January 9th at 7:30pm — the 2021 Nightmare Rumble. This event includes a 30 Man Rumble and a Championship Match featuring Jesse Godderz, Mr. Pectacular! The live event, which will take place at Louisville’s Davis Arena, 4400 Shepherdsville Rd, will also be live streamed free of charge at www.ovwrestling.com.
Date: March 27, 1982 Location: WMC TV5 Studio, Memphis Play-by-play: Lance Russell Referee: Jerry Calhoun
-CCW finds a tag team partner in Dakota France to face off with Tyler Hawkins and Logan Legit -WWA Champion Tony Evans faces National Champion Vanderpool in a non-title Champion vs Champion Match -Willie Finesse and Brenton Wood finally get their hands on each other in a Grudge Match All of this plus Stonewall, Jones, Josiah, Drake Jaxon, and more!
This classic pro wrestling match features WWE star & TNA Impact Wrestling legend Samoa Joe vs current AEW star Eddie Kingston. From Garfield, New Jersey in June 2007.