LIVE FROM THE TOYOTA CENTER IN SPOKANE WASHINGTON
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18th, 2016
BELL TIME: 7:35PM PST
EPISODE: 7
RockNES Monsters versus AC/DC w/ SoCal Val
This match constantly went back and forth as both teams looked for the victory in this one. AC/DC dominated early in this one picking up several near falls on both Johnny Goodtime and Johnny Yuma. Both Arik Cannon and Darin Corbin looked extremely focused in the early stages until the RockNES Monsters made a comeback and completely isolated Arik Cannon hitting him with several Explosive Amnesia's but they couldn't keep Cannon down thanks to both SoCal Val and Darin Corbin kept either distracting the referee or making the timely pinfall. In the end it was brutal dropkick by Corbin on Yuma as Yuma was covering Arik Cannon that lead to AC/DC making the comeback. Cannon then recovered enough to catch Yuma with a Brainbuster for a near fall before tagging Corbin back into the match. Once he hit the ring Corbin was on fire connecting with a couple of Toxic Seahorse's and the Fall of the Concords before ending this match with the Soul Crushing Finale.
WINNERS: AC/DC (Arik Cannon & Darin Corbin) via pinfall at the 41:39 mark of the match.Biff Busick w/ Stu Stone versus Matt Sydal
Matt Sydal dominated most of this match as he worked to wear down Busick with numerous high impact moves but lost the momentum when he came off the top rope with a Shooting Sydal Press and Busick managed to roll out of the way. Busick then caught Sydal with the Biff Blockbuster before ending this match with the top rope Half and Half Suplex. Stu Stone wasn't a factor in this match as he couldn't even distract the referee leaving Busick to twice kick out of the Aftershock. When Sydal went for second Shooting Sydal Press late in this match Busick ended up rolling out of the way before winning this match shorty after.
WINNER: Biff Busick via pinfall at the 21:26 mark of the matchRicochet versus Silas Young w/ SoCal Val
This fast paced match saw numerous near falls as both men looked for the victory in this one. Ricochet even connected with two 630 Sentons in this one. The first one came early in the match and "The Last Real Man in Professional Wrestling" Silas Young was just barely able to get his shoulder up. Ricochet then connected with a pair of double rotation moonsaults and a 450 corkscrew splash for another near fall. After a pair of Chocolate Rain's on Silas Young SoCal Val got up in the apron and distracted Ricochet luring him over to her with some provocative poses. As Ricochet got close to SoCal Val Silas Young got the referee's attention by complaining about his knee. With the referee checking on Silas Young SoCal Val nailed Ricochet with a low blow. Young then pounced on Ricochet hitting Ricochet with a backbreaker Young then locked Ricochet in the Stock Lock nearly forcing Ricochet to tap out, but the high flyer got to the ropes forcing the break. Ricochet then rolled to the arena floor and caught Young with a brutal kick to the head as Young tried to follow him out. Back in the ring Ricochet first connected with the Chocolate Rain which just barely saw Silas Young get his shoulder up. Ricochet then jumped to the top rope and connected with the second 630 Senton that knocked Young out cold giving Ricochet the pinfall victory.
WINNER: Ricochet via pinfall at the 25:39 mark of the match.Tommaso Ciampa versus Falcon Jr
Falcon Jr. put up one hell of a fight in this match, but he wasn't able to keep Tommaso Ciampa down despite connecting with a pair of Falcon Slam's. Both times the "Sicilian Psychopath" just barely got his shoulder up to stay alive in this one. The end of this match saw Tommaso Ciampa go on a tear whipping Falcon Jr. across the ring for multiple running knees in the corner that quickly wore down Falcon Jr. and gave Ciampa the opening he needed to put the young Falcon Jr. away with the Project Ciampa for the pinfall victory.
WINNER: "Sicilian Psychopath" Tommaso Ciampa via pinfall at the 16:41 mark of the match.Jazz versus Rockin' Robin
This short but violent match went back and forth as the two women brawled out of the ring for most of the match until Rockin' Robin took control of the match and picked up a couple of near falls with both the middle rope sunset flip and flying clothesline and looked to try to put Jazz away with a top rope splash but Jazz rolled out of the way. Jazz then quickly rolled Rockin' Robin up for the pinfall victory.
WINNER: Jazz via pinfall at the 6:38 mark of the match.
"Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart was shown backstage where he was quickly joined the reigning ASW Tag Team Champion Dave & Jake Crist of OI4K, the reigning Womens Champion Tina Moretti and finally Drew Galloway. Hart opened by saying that both Johnny Pelf & Denise Pelf-Sinclair have made the right choice when then brought this group of talent together to form the strongest stable in All Star Wrestling. He then said that whole goal of The Chosen was to put all the Championships in All Star Wrestling around the waists of all the top stars in All Star. He then said that while The Chosen boasts the Womens and Tag Team Champions within the ranks there is one Championship that eludes them at the moment and that is the All Star World Championship. Hart then said that when he was the Commissioner he booked tonight Championship without knowing the full plan of the Pelfs so that is why Timothy Thatcher has a the first shot at AR Fox and not Galloway. Hart closed out by saying it was only a matter of time before AR Fox and Drew Galloway meet up and The Chosen holds all the Gold and Power within All Star WrestlingAdam Pearce w/ Eddie Fyne versus PJ Black
Adam Pearce controlled most of this match as he beat down "The Darewolf" PJ Black with numerous spinebusters and swinging neckbreakers before picking up a pair of near falls with back to back Jumping Piledriver's. Black mounted a brief comeback when he caught Pearce charging at him in the corner by getting hit foot up. Black then caught Pearce with an STO, springboard cross body and a missile dropkick that sent Pearce tumbling to the arena floor. Black then went for a plancha, but "Elegant" Eddie Fyne shoved his client out of the way taking the brunt of the impact. Pearce then struck beating down Black for a couple of seconds before hitting a Last Ride Lariat and a Jumping Piledriver that left Black laid out on the arena floor and unable to beat the referee's ten count.
WINNER: "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce via count out at the 9:19 mark of the match.Nora Greenwald was shown walking backstage when she came across her longtime friend, and opponent tonight the reigning ASW Womens Champion Tina Moretti. Greenwald flat out asked Moretti why she would turn her back on almost two decades of friendship for yet another championship run in her career. Moretti then told Greenwald that it was none of Greenwald's business what she does with her career. Moretti then said she would see Greenwald in the ring later tonight and turned and walked away from her best friend
Adam Cole w/ So Cal Val versus Trent Barreta
This match opened with SoCal Val flirting with Trent Barreta, giving Adam Cole the opening he needed to blast Barreta in the back of the head with a brutal superkick. Cole then the Panama Sunrise on Barreta for the shockingly quick victory.
WINNER: Adam Cole via pinfall at the 0:14 mark of the match.Claudio Castagnoli w/ Larry Sweeney versus Nigel McGuinness
This back and forth match saw Claudio Castagnoli start this one off strong quickly picking up a pair of near falls with the bridging fallaway slam. The match then went to the arena floor where the two men were both nearly disqualified as they pushed the limit of what the referee would allow. In the end Nigel McGuinness blocked a running boot in the corner by ducking down and catching Castagnoli with his leg caught on the top rope. McGuinness then caught Castagnoli with a standing headbutt before ending this match the Guvnor's Crumpet. Following the match "Sweet 'N' Sour" Larry Sweeney slid in to the ring and looked to attack McGuinness but he was stopped by Castagnoli who could be heard saying that the better man won this match tonight.
WINNER: Nigel McGuinness via pinfall at the 18:29 mark of the match.Tina Moretti (c) w/ Jimmy Hart versus Nora Greenwald
This match saw Moretti pull out every dirty trick in the book to retain the ASW Womens Championship including pulling Nora's tights every single time she went for a cover. At one point late in this match Nora Greenwald connected with back to back Flipping Seated Senton's. Jimmy Hart managed to get Moretti's foot on the rope. As Nora Greenwald started arguing with the referee Hart tossed his megaphone to Moretti and she blasted Greenwald in the back of the head and connected with the Jumping Facebuster. When Greenwald kicked out Moretti lost her mind and went to the top rope where Greenwald recovered and knocked Moretti off the top rope and onto the arena floor. Moretti slowly recovered, grabbed the belt and left the ring side area with Jimmy Hart in tow.
WINNER: Nora Greenwald via count out at the 31:19 mark of the match. Tina Moretti remains the ASW Womens Champion.
AR Fox (c) versus Timothy ThatcherAR Fox dominated Timothy Thatcher for most of this match picking up several near falls with the Krunch, Lo Mein Pain and a pair of springboard 450 splashes before Thatcher could even mount a comeback attempt in this match. Fox cut off the first comeback attempt when he blocked a head butt and came back with a double knee face buster. Fox then tossed Thatcher into the corner and was greeted with a brutal clothesline that nearly took the defending champions head off. Thatcher then started to stretch Fox out even locking on both the Fujiwara Armbar and Thatcher Stretch, but was unable to get the champion to tap out. Thatcher then went to the top rope and missed a top rope splash and was then caught with a kick flip dive before Fox hit a third Krunch for the pinfall victory to retain the ASW World Championship.
WINNER: AR Fox via pinfall at the 21:01 mark of the match.
