From then #Wrestlecon Womens Super Show in Orlando, FL 2017!
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Very rare, one of the earliest, if not THE earliest video of Adrian Adonis with bleach blonde hair and for sure the ONLY video I have ever seen of him still wearing his leather jacket with his blonde hair and being announced as "Adorable" Adrian Adonis.
The Fabulous Freebirds, Michael Hayes and Terry Gordy, take on Kamala (or Kimala) and The Missing Link in a wild tag team match that turns into a melee with various wrestlers hitting the ring including the Von Erich's coming to the rescue of their mortal enemies. WCCW, April 1984.
"The Natural" Scott Osbourne battles a former NECW Champion in "Revolution" Chris Venom from Quincy, MA back on April 18, 2007. Osbourne would later team with "The Real Deal" Brandon Locke as Real Natural.
Footage of Matt Borne's(Doink) Debut at ECW's (Eastern Championship Wrestling) event called NWA World Title Tournament where he faced 911(Al Poling) as a surprise wild card entrant in a brutal Squash Match on 8/27/94
Not only was this the day where Extreme Championship Wrestling was born, it was also the same day where the Borne Again gimmick was originated.
Welcome back to World League Wrestling Thursday Night Showdown! We have hit 130 episodes, and its been a wild ride over the past couple of years. We are glad to be able to present what we love to do with our television program. On tonight's episode, we are going to hear from The Legay Leland Race and then the main event will see Moses “The Deliverer” challenge the at-the-time WLW Heavyweight Champion Derek Stone for the championship. Starting next week, WLW will be airing footage from Night of Champions 4 so make sure to tune in for matches from that exciting event.
Following her loss to Havok on Thursday's Before The Impact, Nevaeh took to social media to thank Impact Wrestling for the last year as she and the company have parted ways.
She was not under contract, nor had she been since she debuted for Impact last April.
She had teamed with Havok for nearly the entire year before the team split in late-March after a loss to Knockouts Tag Team Champions Fire 'N Flava. The two were on opposite sides of a six-woman tag on last Thursday's show and she cost Havok a shot at winning the six-woman weapons match at last Saturday's Hardcore Justice.
The two faced off on Thursday's Impact pre-show with Havok picking up the win.
The 35-year-old (real name Beth Crist) started with Impact last April, debuting on the second night of the then-two night Rebellion. All indications are that she will continue with wrestling. She is married to former Impact roster member Jake Crist and the couple has two children.
Guess the creatively challenged 'creative' department at WWE 'didn't have anything' for these people.
WWE announced the released of the following nine talents today:
*Wesley Blake.
*Bo Dallas.
*Chelsea Green.
*Mickie James.
*Kalisto.
*Billie Kay.
*Peyton Royce.
*Samoa Joe.
*Tucker.
•National Openweight Championship: Alex Hammerstone (champion) vs. Mil Muertes •World Tag Team Championship: Los Parks (champions) vs. The Dirty Blondes •Caribbean Championship: Richard Holliday (champion) vs. Gino Medina For over a month Mil Muertes has paraded around Major League Wrestling as the illegitimate National Openweight Champion. Now Alex Hammerstone looks to send a thunderbolt straight through the “Man of 1,000 Deaths” and reclaim the belt that was literally stolen from him on this edition of Fusion, presented by newlawoffice.com. Can Hammerstone conquer Azteca Underground’s undefeated luchador and finally regain his title belt or will Muertes nail the coffin shut on the longest title reign in league history? In a match six months in the making, the Dynasty detonates as Richard Holliday puts the Caribbean Championship up for grabs against Gino Medina. Gino vows to prove he’s beyond dynastic and is untouchable as he looks to dethrone his former “bro” and walk away with his first championship in MLW. However, he’ll have to hang in the rarefied air of the Carribean Champ. Who’s walking out of Orlando with the belt? Tune in and find out. Fresh off a 30 day suspension following a reprehensible attack on Bu Ku Dao, Alicia Atout looks for answers as she chats one on one with controversial top ranked Middleweight TJP. Salina de la Renta and league officials brokered the deal over the weekend and now in a late addition to an already stacked fight card, Los Parks are set to defend the World Tag Team Championships against the Dirty Blondes! Will Salina’s aggressive moves impress her new boss El Jefe? Or will Azteca Underground’s luchadores be toppled and lose the gold? It’s a high risk, high reward evening PLUS: “The Young GOAT” Myron Reed speaks exclusively as he continues to call out and pressure Lio Rush for a World Middleweight title shot! MLW cameras journey to Kauai, Hawaii as the legendary Kevin Von Erich presents Ross and Marshall with the opportunity of a lifetime. Join Ray Flores, fight analyst Saint Laurent, and backstage correspondent Alicia Atout for a night of top ranked competition headlined by a blockbuster National Openweight title fight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ssh-3byXRmA
Former WWE/WCW/AWA Superstar Mr. Hughes/Big Cat Hughes/Curtis Hughes does a full career shoot interview with The Hannibal TV covering such topics as his football career, breaking into Pro Wrestling though the Kansas City Territory, working with Harley Race, going into WCW, working with Lex Luger, The Steiners, Vader and others. How he joined WWE, his feud with The Undertaker, time bodyguarding Triple H, working with Chris Jericho, his time in ECW, becoming a successful wrestling trainer & more!
Former WWE and Ring of Honor star Mike Bennett sat down with the Shining Wizards podcast to talk about his career and getting sober. Bennett went in depth on how he wants to use his own experiences to help inspire others.
“Whenever I get fans, or get people that I know that say things like that, there’s nothing else in this industry that means more to me,” Bennett said. “Because at the end of the day, winning world titles and having a legacy is great, but if you can affect somebody’s life personally, what else matters?
“To me, the best feeling I ever get is when fans come up to me and say, ‘my story helped me do this’ or ‘your story helped me do that.’ I’ve had fans reach out to me and say that just the fact that you (Mike) tweet about it led to a conversation with me and my wife where I came out to her that I had an addiction.
“Those stories, it gives me goosebumps to know that I can have an affect on people like that just by talking and just by being open and honest. I feel like we’re not open enough. I feel like we demonize people when they talk about their issues or their problems and we tell them they’re strange or weird when everybody deals with something.
Bennett continued, “Everyone either knows someone who went through an addiction, everyone has a relative that deals with mental health issues like depression, OCD, or anxiety. It’s something that is so common and so prevalent in this country, but we shy away from it when it gets brought up.
“It’s like we can’t talk about the fact that huge amounts of people in this country deal with depression, let alone the fact that we just had a pandemic and we were all locked in. Now we’re dealing with horrible suicide rates and horrible mental health problems and we won’t talk about it? Won’t be open and honest about it? I don’t have a huge platform, but I have enough of a platform that I can say to people that I don’t need to put up this false bravado. I’m human, I have kids and I’m a husband. I deal with mental health issues just like everyone else and I can still find a way to live a healthy, successful career.
“If I can do it, so can you. I think that’s important to get out because there are so many people in the entertainment industry that deal with mental health issues. And if we can stop putting on this fake perfect face that everything’s perfect when it’s not and be like I have bad days and I have good days. Sometimes my bad days are really, really, really bad. And I need you to know that that’s ok. You just have to figure it out and get through it. It doesn’t make you a bad person and it doesn’t make you strange. It makes you incredibly human.”
Bennett, who wrestled in WWE under the name Mike Kanellis, didn’t shy away from both the good and the bad from his time with the promotion. Along with his wife Maria Kanellis, Bennett was among a wave of mass cuts from WWE in the spring of last year.
“It’s funny man. I took a lot of good things away from there,” Bennet said. “Everyone always assumes I hated everything about it, and I’m bitter and this and that. It’s the exact opposite. I think people get annoyed because when I get asked the question, I just speak the truth. I don’t try to sugar coat it and I don’t try to think in my head ‘what should I say so I could eventually go back.’ People ask me a question and I’m brutally honest. Whether that’s good or bad? I think that’s my sobriety talking, but that’s just the way I have been for the past four years. Like, just be honest with it.
“WWE taught me a lot. I’d be lying if I didn’t say that some of the people I met there, that I adore. I got to wrestle at WrestleMania, I got to be part of one of the biggest wrestling companies in the world and I got to travel the world with that company. It was a lot of fun. I think the biggest thing I took away, which again, some people might take this as a knock – it’s not a knock – going to WWE taught me what I didn’t want in this industry. What I didn’t want to be. It changed my love for what I wanted. It was always WWE or bust.
“I got there and I went, you know what, this isn’t for me. This isn’t what I like. And I think that’s ok. I think that’s a positive to take away from it. In WWE, I grew as a man, I grew as a husband and I got clean and sober. There’s a lot to look at in those last three years that I was there and be like, it wasn’t all bad.
“My biggest frustration was that once I got clean and sober, I wanted to work, and WWE didn’t want me to work. They didn’t want me to do anything. I would push and push, and I’m like I’m not looking for world titles. I’m not even looking for a push. I’m asking you to just put me to work so I can prove to you that I do deserve these things. They just didn’t want to do it.”
ECW legends square off when The Sandman faces Tommy Dreamer in singles action. Public Enemy defend the ECW Tag Team titles against Mikey Whipwreck and Mike Norman. Jimmy Superfly Snuka takes on Surfer Ray Odyssey. Plus Shane Douglas, Road Warrior Hawk, and more.
Is he gonna take credit for the First Wrestle Kingdom like he's done before, on this podcast?
Let's hope not, because he was lying then and he'd be lying now if he does.
Is he gonna explain all the emoptyu seats at his "paid shows" (Where a venue 'bought' a show at a set price, but ticket sales for those shows were absolute shit)?
YYEEAAHH, probably not. Best he doesn't because anything he says he won't take the blame for anyway, and we know it.
Is he gonna try and talk his way out of the 'gold scheme' he tried with 'Team Jarrett' where if you signed up you got a free 8 x 10 autographed picture of him (wo yyaaayy, not) and how people who 'sigmn up[' can be paid in cash and gold?
UUMM, yeah bet he'll avoid that too.
Don't believe he did all that? Here's a video that proves me right. Proof is, a mother fucker you know. And I'm always the mother fucker who, has the proof. :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3TXsuhU3fU
Or how about him making an absolute fool out of himself when he appeared drunk at an indy show and passed out in the locker room?
Here's the video of that embarrassment, right here. https://youtu.be/UWwM2xUyVS4
Here's a link to that story, right here. https://www.prowrestlingsheet.com/jeff-jarrett-drunk-wrestling-video/#.YHWtq-hKgdU
Or how about how he force fed himself down people's throats when he started TNA (Which is now Impact) trying to 'prove' he's a main event talent, when he really isn't? And it didn't work out really well?
Or how about getting fired from the very promotion you created, not once, BUT TWICE! Think he'll explain that humiliating debacle?
You see why he really shouldn't do a podcast and seriously should just stay silent?
Of course this IS, Jeff Jarrett.. The guy who force feeds bad ideas.. "We're gonna MAKE THIS a good idea".
He really shouldn't but obviously, he's not smart enough to realize this.
But here's the story about his little podcast for the three people who'maybe', mmaaayybbee, want to know about it.
The My World with Jeff Jarrett podcast with WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett and Conrad Thompson is set to premiere on May 4.
“MY WORLD WITH JEFF JARRETT” JOINING CONRAD THOMPSON’S FAMILY OF WRESTLING PODCASTS
“My World with Jeff Jarrett” is the newest addition to the Conrad Thompson family of professional wrestling podcasts and will begin airing every Tuesday starting May 4 at adfreeshows.com and wherever you subscribe to podcasts.
The show will take listeners on a journey not only through Jarrett’s Hall of Fame career as an in-ring performer but also his time as a promoter and company owner. Along with co-host Thompson, wrestling’s self-proclaimed “King of the Mountain” will look back at the Jarrett family history in the sports entertainment business that dates to 1946, his personal accomplishments, and his forays into company ownership with the creation of NWA Total Nonstop Action (now known as Impact Wrestling) and Global Force Wrestling.
No one in the wrestling business has experienced the trials and tribulations, along with redemptions and longevity, quite like Jarrett. And for the first time ever, listeners will be able to hear “The Chosen One” open up about all of the matches, moments and controversies that would often lead him to ask crowds, “Ain’t I great?”
“For years I’ve been asked, ‘If I could do a podcast with anyone in wrestling today, who would it be?’ And I’ve always been consistent that one of those names is Jeff Jarrett,” Thompson said. “If Jarrett’s life was a movie script, nobody would believe it. I can’t wait to dive into Jeff’s story and hear directly from one of the most accomplished and controversial people to ever be in the wrestling business. ‘My World’ is going to be a can’t-miss podcast.”
Jarrett is eager to share his unique perspectives on the business with Thompson’s listeners.
“The King of the Mountain and the Podfather finally coming together,” Jarrett said. “I’ve been aware of Conrad for quite some time now, and he’s obviously a skilled interviewer with great passion for the wrestling business. He not only does his homework but asks the questions the fans really want to know the most.
“I can’t wait to get started on May 4.”
It's a wild 8-man tag team battle of the Heels when General Skandor Akbar's Devastation Incorporated (The Super D's, and Missing Link) and The Great Kabuki take on The Fabulous Freebirds and Killer Khan at the Dallas Sportatorium. The 'Birds were still bad guys but on occasions like this, the fans cheered them like they were faces. WCCW, May 11th, 1984.
Host Jeramie McPeek presents new matches for the fans of the Grand Canyon State! This Week: United Television Championship: Levi Shapiro (c) vs Jack Cartwright Heather Monroe vs Viva Van vs Cece Chanel with Mylo Matters as the Guest Referee The Debut of the Midnight Heat! Plus more!
Former WWE Developmental and Impact Wrestling star who is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Gerald Brisco Wes Brisco discusses a behind the scenes incident he had with former WWE and ECW wrestler The Sandman.
NWA Southeastern Title Match: Jason Kincaid vs. Matt Sydal from August 8, 2015 at NWA Smoky Mountain Fire on the Mountain.
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine & Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake (aka The Dream Team) discuss the WWF European tour where Don "The Rock" Muraco was fired.
WWE and AWA Legend who has also wrestling for WCW and UWF among other companies "Jumping" Jim Brunzell of "The Killer Bees" discusses working with WWE Hall of Famer The Iron Sheik.
While OVW National Champion "Mr. PEC-Tacular" Jessie Godderz teams up with Tony Gunn to challenge The Tate Twins for the OVW Tag Team Championships, Dustin Jackson, Ryan Howe, Luscious Lawrence and Tony Bizo Battle it out to see who will face Godderz at OVW Retribution. The 4-way Ladder Match to crown a #1 Contender to the OVW National Championship is here!
Who.. In their right fucking mind thinks THAT, is a 'cool' hair style? Only morons like Bad Bunny and people who have that style think it is. But people in the real world see it for what it is.. Stupid as hell.
Anyways, here's the story.
Randy Orton appeared for the first time on today’s WWE The Bump to hype his upcoming WrestleMania match against The Fiend.
As his interview was finishing up, Orton was asked if he had any closing thoughts on The Fiend, instead, Orton opted to give some praise to Bad Bunny and his performance on last night’s show.
“Ya know what? I don’t got nothin’ to say to [The Fiend],” Orton began. “What I would like to say — and this is going to be completely off-topic — but we’ve had a lot of celebrities over the years since I’ve been here. They come in and try to step into our world, and do what we do because everyone can do it, right? We make it look easy, but it is not.
“For the first time, in this manner, I can say seeing Bad Bunny come into our world. Seeing him completely halt his touring schedule, his music, any kind of thing he had going on, he stopped it dead in its tracks so he could go in the ring. I’ve seen him in there with trainers trying to get as good as he can get. Two, three, four, five hours a day. That impresses me.
“I gotta say thank you to Bad Bunny for having respect for what I do and what everyone else in the locker room does, and what WWE does. I appreciate him, as a fan, but now I can look over at him and call him a fellow performer in my world. It’s a breath of fresh air to know someone like that, with that big of a following, that successful in his own world, steps into our but treats us all with respect. That’s usually not the case when it comes to people coming backstage into our world. I’ve seen it a lot over the years.
“Although, off-topic, I feel it’s important for me to say that I appreciate Bad Bunny and the hard work that he put in to delivering last night. And he did, he knocked everyone’s socks off back here. I was watching and I know he impressed a lot of his fellow WWE Superstars. He’s officially a WWE Superstar, now, in my book.”
Bad Bunny got the pin fall victory on The Miz at last night’s show.
Nothing like toeing the company line. You just 'know' some higher up in WWE told Orton to say all that.
Last month, it was reported signs were being put around the backstage area as a reminder for wrestlers to avoid the added sound effect when kicking their opponent. Vince McMahon reportedly saw a SmackDown roster Superstar do it during a show, which apparently angered him and was the catalyst for the new rule.
Clearly, the edict is still being enforced with this recent sighting.
Hear from your favorite Supreme stars after the 4/3/2021 show.
Jazz lost to Deonna Purrazzo in the career vs. title match that aired this afternoon at Hardcore Justice.
The finish had Jazz going for offense, but eventually fell to Purrazzo’s Queen’s Gambit. Jazz had put up her career on the line when Tommy Dreamer told her she had to put something up for her match against Purrazzo. Prior to her run in Impact Wrestling, she had been on a retirement tour.
Jazz started to regularly appear in Impact Wrestling last fall. She teamed with Jordynne Grace in the Knockouts Tag Team Championship tournament, but the team was eliminated in the second round. Last month at Sacrifice, she and Grace lost to the Knockouts Tag Team Champions Fire 'n' Flava (Tasha Steelz and Kiera Hogan).
In a match that took place earlier in the show, Tenille Dashwood became the number one contender for the Knockouts title, defeating Rosemary, Alisha Edwards, Havok, Jordynne Grace, and the returning Su Yung. As a result, she will face Purrazzo at Rebellion, Impact's next pay-per-view, on April 25.
The finish to the hardcore match had Grace hitting a Vader bomb on Havok, but Kaleb with a K pulled her out of the ring, allowing Dashwood to come in and steal the pin.
WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff appeared on Everything Is…with Kory and Ant on the Woodward Sports Network to discuss the possibility of AEW and WWE working together.
“No, I don’t see it,” Bischoff said. “Oh, and not for the reason that people think. Look, when I was in WWE the last time — as an executive for four months — that was right when WWE had just signed a deal with FOX three months before I got there. And so, WWE had a show on FOX and a show on USA Network. Well, these are two different companies. They’re not gonna do anything to try to help each other. They’re not, you know. It was big issue when I was there. FOX wanted their talent to be exclusive to their network. USA wanted their talent to be exclusive to that network.
“And they didn’t want a lot of talent crossing over, that’s the way networks are. If a network is going to use their platform to build a star, they don’t want to invest — because they’re investing too. They’re paying money every week for that show to be on their network. They own that real estate, so to speak, and as that talent emerges on their real estate, they don’t want that talent going over and helping another network that they’re not related to.”
Bischoff continued that he felt AEW would benefit more than WWE would if they traded their biggest stars.
“That’s like you putting the biggest star, Roman Reigns, on AEW,” Bischoff stated. “That would work out better for them than you putting somebody like Kenny Omega in a WWE. That won’t move the number for them … It’s not beneficial.”
The conversation then flowed to AEW’s current working relationship with Impact Wrestling. Bischoff didn’t mince his words about the two companies partnering up over the last few months.
“I’m sorry, does anybody give a f***?” Bischoff laughs. “I don’t. And guess what? Just because I don’t, doesn’t mean it doesn’t makes sense, but if you look at the ratings for Impact and you look at the ratings for AEW, I stand by what I said. Nobody gives a f***. It hasn’t changed anything.”
And I said the same thing ever since they started doing it. And of course the ratings show? I was right, and 'the marks' hate the fact I was right, again, or... As usual.
The tradition of moves badly missing continues with Rich Swann's running elbow blatantly not coming close to Kenny Omega, and Omega 'selling' it. I guess it must be a quota or something in Impact that every match, HAS to have at least one move that misses horribly. Nice to see Swann keeps the quota going.
I guess not trying to at least DO, the move correctly is a concept nobody wants to conceive here in Impact.
Oh wait, we bypassed the quota with Omega's lame hurracarana that wasn't even ;'sold' correctly.
You're supposed to hit the mat after getting the move, not bounce up and smack yourself into a corner, dumb ass.
I swear, a REAL wrestling school for some of these 'wrestlers' would actually be, a good thing. It's obvious they need it.
And nope,. here's the third bad move. Swann's Phoenix splash missed so badly, but his opponent HAD to 'sell' a horribly done move. Impact becomes Backyard Wrestling now, eh?
And THIS, was supposed to be a 'main event'. ECW's Blood Feast 93 I'm gonna be watching after seeing this shit, will have more matches that qualify as 'main event', than this shit.
I'd say this was good, but that'd be an insult to everything that qualifies under the word 'good'.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLU3rn4ExYA
I don't see how or why Sami Callihan is pushed and hyped so much. I really don't. he doesn't nothing for me, mic wise, or talent (what there is of it) wise. There's nothing there except the feeling of me wanting to watch something else every time I see him.
Typical Trey doing highs pots that have no psychology here. Like a fucking acrobatic routine more than a wrestling match.
Larry D "sells" way better than Trey. But I guess that's the difference in who was trained correctly (Larry D), and who wasn't (Trey).
Someone really should get the balls to tell Trey that 'selling' is a good thing. Since nobody in Impact has the balls to do that, I just did it for them.
You can thank me now. :)
I love how Sammi 'sells' a clothesline by Ace Romero that totally missed him, LMAO! It's so fucking obvious that it didn't even come close, but there's ol Sami, 'selling' it, LMAO!
What is it with wrestlers at Impact not doing moves correctly? Is that the 'new thing' now? Just be lazy as fuck since Impact is gonna pay you no matter what?
Again, all these cheers but not one fan to be found cheering. (shakes head). They really don't put alot of thought into this show.
This wasn't bad. But it wasn't good either.
I love how wrestlers on this show come to the ring, walk around the ring to 'cheers', but there isn't one fan at the show cheering, LOL!
Make it obvious you're piping in the cheers why don't you.
Whoever considers jazz to be a 'legend' really has no clue as to what a legend really is. SHE, doesn't qualify.. Sherri Martel, Candi Devine, Medusa, Wendy Richtor, THOSE are legends.
Isn't his the same Jazz that 'retired' for like two weeks because nobody anywhere was willing to booker her? Yep, sure is.
Funny how when someone finally feels sorry for her and offers her a job, that 'retirement' sure gets thrown out the window with a quickness, eh?
Susan in the opening minutes of the match, 'sells' way better than most of the men on the Impact, AEW and WWE rosters. DAMN.. Does that say alot.
Jazz has influenced so many wrestlers, male and female? BWAHAHAHAHAHA! In what universe is that true? Please, name five people she's influenced. I'll wait....
I'll be waiting a very long time for that answer.
Jazz's throws on Susan out of the corner looked lame as fuck. Like she wasn't even TRYING, or WANTING to do the move correctly. Is this how she's supposedly 'influenced' people? Influence them to do moves in the worst manner possible?
Susan is bashed face first into the steel ring steps but no blood, no bruise.. MMM, MMM, MMM..
Thank God I only watch these highlights because watching the whole show? Would be nauseating. That's how bad this shit is.
Eric Young didn't take ANYONE out, Ryno and Deaner did, so the title of this video is a lie.
Eric Young kept saying "His blood is on your hands" but where's the blood? OOHH, there is none.. No blood, HHHMMM. Guess someone forgot to add that aspect to the angle, eh?
Ryno nailed James Storm with the worst looking Gore I've ever seen. He didn't even TRY to do it correctly and Storm didn't even 'take' the move correctly.
Whoever thought this was good? Is wrong.. This was fucking pathetic to watch.
If you want to force yourself to watch this shit, here's the link.
NWA Bloodfest was a professional wrestling live event produced by NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling (ECW) on October 1 and October 2, 1993. The event was held in the ECW Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the United States. NWA Bloodfest was the second ECW event to be produced by Paul Heyman, who had taken over the booking of the promotion from Tod Gordon earlier that year. The commentator for the event was Joey Styles, whose commentary was added following the event in post-production. Excerpts from the event were aired on ECW Hardcore TV, ECW's syndicated television program.
NWA Pacific Northwest Wrestling Tag Team Champions Roddy Piper & Rick Martel defend against the Kiwi Sheepherders. Portland Wrestling
This week on CHARGED, HGH take on the 3 Ring Circus in the Main Event. After the litigation, JK Pop face off with Legion and the newest member of the 3 Ring Circus is in singles action.
Joey Styles, Cyrus & Joel Gertner Host Hardcore Homecoming from the ECW Arena! (WWE Cut Joel Gertner Promo) ! Mikey Whipwreck and Chris Chetti vs Simon Diamond and C.W. Anders The Blue Meanie vs Tracy Smothers (with J.T. Smith) 2 Cold Scorpio vs. Kid Kash The Gangstanators (New Jack and John Kronus) vs. The Bad Breed (Axl Rotten and Ian Rotten) Justin Credible (with Jason) vs. Jerry Lynn --Raven (with The Blue Meanie and The Musketeer) vs. The Sandman (Full Match Cut By WWE) Terry Funk (with Tammy Lynn Sytch) vs. Sabu (with Bill Alfonso) vs. Shane Douglas (with Francine)
The winner of the Lethal Lottery "All Ego" Ethan Page finally gets his shot at the BTPW champion "The Monsta" Kongo Kong. Will Page walk away as champion? or will Kong's reign continue?
The biggest match in BTPW history. "The Undefeated Monsta" Kongo Kong with "Infamous" Jay Moore put the BTPW championship on the line against "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin.
The rampaging rookie Calvin Tankman challenges the 2-year reign of World Heavyweight Champion Jacob at Never Say Never,
March 23, 2011 - Tommy Dreamer vs Darin Corbin, from The Last F'n Show, at the Convention Center in Minneapolis, MN.
August 23, 2014 - WWE Hall of Fame team of the Steiner Brothers come to Legendary to go against John Johnson & Black Stallion. From Legendary Waters Resort and Casino in Red, Cliff, WI.
August 23, 2014 - In one of the last Piper's Pit, Rowdy Roddy Piper comes to Heavy On Wrestling and brings Jake "The Snake" Roberts to Legendary. Watch at the end to see what happens when these two legends get interrupted.
On this edition of Eastern Championship Wrestling, Paul Diamond challenges Shane Douglas for the ECW Heavyweight Championship in the main event. Tony Stetson partners with The Rockin' Rebel and The Pitbull to take on Crash, Kevin Sullivan, and The Tazmaniac in a Six-Man Tag Team Match. Plus, The Sandman, Hack Meyers, and more in action!
Joe Hendry breaks down the techniques you see on ROH TV, and this week, he dissects the epic war for respect between EC3 and Jay Briscoe from 19th Anniversary!
Wahoo McDaniel was the National Champion. Nikita Koloff was the US Champion. Both men battle in a "Title Unification" match at the Omni in Atlanta, September 28th, 1986. Includes a "Nature Boy" Buddy Landell and "Superstar" Bill Dundee promo. NWA Pro Wrestling.
Enjoy this back and forth battle between Gino Medina & El Hijo De Canis Lupus live from Houston, TX. March 27, 2021. This is from Loko's "Hay Niveles" event, featuring some of the top stars in women's wrestling and lucha libre AAA!
Hosted by Bryce Boudreaux, this program airs Sundays at 10pm on CBS Lake Charles.
Host Jeramie McPeek presents new matches for the fans of the Grand Canyon State.
After shocking the world with his debut in the UK, Drew Galloway enters the IMPACT Zone to take on the vicious Low Ki in a Steel Pipe On A Pole match at Hardcore Justice 2015!
This week, our host Michael Labbe takes us through the history of Maine independent wrestling, from the New Jersey-based ICW, to the birth of the Eastern Wrestling Alliance!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bknc3HVQ7cU
From 1998-99 I had the privilege of working for the EWA, and even locally promoted a show for them at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH.
A link to an article I wrote about that experience is, right here. https://prowrestlingtapes.angelfire.com/ewa.html
Footage of a 1979 Bunkhouse match precedes great promos from "Cowboy" Bill Watts and Ole and Gene Anderson from 1981. Texas and Oklahoma join forces as Dusty Rhodes and "Cowboy" Bill Watts take on Ivan Koloff and Ole Anderson in arena footage before Mr. Walking Tall, "Cowboy" Bill Watts once more tags with Dusty in a renewed feud with the Minnesota Wrecking Crew in Columbus, Ohio. Ole and Gene follow up about the big Texan and what they intend to do with Watts's big stick on Easter Sunday in April of 1981
This taping was filmed on a closed set with all athletes and audience members tested prior to the event as well as all staff are required to wear a mask at all time. MATCHES: TV TITLE MATCH Warren Johnson vs Edge Stone (c) TAG TEAM MATCH Danni Bee & Promise Baxton vs Jenna Lynn & Rok-C SINGLES MATCH Nathan Bradley vs Mysterious Q MAIN EVENT Savage King vs Cameron Cole (c)
After last week’s controversial ending, Dustin Jackson and Tony Bizo determine who will go on to the 4-way Ladder Match to crown a #1 Contender to the OVW National Championship once and for all! PLUS: Mahabali Shera takes on “The Suplex Shogun” Jackson Stone, OVW Women’s Champion “HollyHood” Haley J in action, and...Captain Caribbean!