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Post by tystates on Mar 21, 2012 15:52:55 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #7[/u] Acapulco, Mexico June 25, 2119
The Tolos Brothers & The Sons of Samoa def. The Killer Bees, Paul London & Brian Kendrick
Delirious def. Kevin Steen by D.Q.
Dick Hutton def. Colt Cabana
Rick Rude & Val Venis def. Super Crazy & Lash Leroux
The Mountie def. Jerry Lynn
The Ortons def. Fred Blassie & Bobby Shane
Eddie Gilbert def. Bobby Eaton
Larry Hennig def. Billy Gunn
Curt Hennig def. Road Dogg
Dan Severn def. Harley Race
Buddy Rogers def. Lou Thesz
Notes: The Tolos Brothers set Jim Brunzell up for a diving head butt by Samu...Steen had things going his way but when Delirious fought back the Mountie interferred and the bell rang...Hutton finally overcame a great effort by Cabana to win with the Abdominal Stretch...Eddie Gilbert's men slowly took over the match and Venis beat Super Crazy with the reverse figure four...Jimmy Hart made his first appearance at ringside with the Mountie and after the shock stick downed Jerry Lynn, Kevin Steen joined in on a three-way beat down...A brutal and bloody tag team battle saw Orton Sr. pull out the win by rolling through for the pin on Shane after he had come off the top rope...Eddie Gilbert hit Bobby Eaton three times with the Hot Shot to get the pin, then Buff Bagwell came out for a double team...Larry Hennig blasted Billy Gunn immediately with the Axe and took a super fast win...Curt Hennig came out on top of the Road Dogg after a gritty, hard-nosed fight to win with the Perfect Plex...Another great match saw Dan Severn take the win over Harley Race with the Wakigatame...After a toe to toe contest it was Buddy Rogers beating Lou Thesz with the standing figure four...Yesterday North American champ Dallas Page was unable to defeat Andre the Giant for the World heavyweight title at ICW SuperClash IV.
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Post by tystates on Mar 21, 2012 17:37:22 GMT -5
The NAWA board of directors announced the plans for the month of July and the Clash of the Champions V on July 30.
There will be three tournaments taking place during the month to determine challengers for the NWA World heavyweight title, the North American championship and the North American tag team titles.
World Title #1 Contender
Lou Thesz vs. Harley Race Fred Blassie vs. Buddy Rogers Rick Rude vs. George Hackenschmidt Ed Lewis vs. Ted DiBiase
North American #1 Contender
Jerry Lynn vs. The Mountie Colt Cabana vs. Dick Hutton Val Venis vs. Bobby Shane Kevin Steen vs. Delirious
Also taking place on Outburst will be a No. 1 contender match between the New Age Outlaws and Don Muraco & Bob Roop. The winners get a shot at the NWA World tag team titles while the losing team will enter the North American tag team title No. 1 contender tournament.
North American Tag Team #1 Contender
Bill Dundee & Bobby Eaton vs. The Sons of Samoa Paul London & Brian Kendrick vs. New Age Outlaws/Don Muraco & Bob Roop The Ortons vs. The Tolos Brothers Killer Bees vs. Eddie Gilbert & Buff Bagwell
The NWA World heavyweight champion Andre the Giant, the World Television champion John Pesek and the World Tag Team champions the Midnight Express will all be here in the NAWA for the month of July.
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Post by tystates on Mar 22, 2012 22:49:14 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #8[/u] San Juan, Puerto Rico July 2, 2119
NON-TITLE MATCH
Midnight Express (World Tag Ch) def. Super Crazy & Lash Leroux
Tolos Brothers def. Paul London & Brian Kendrick
Fred Blassie def. Bob Orton Sr.
NORTH AMERICAN TITLE #1 CONTENDER TOURNAMENT
The Mountie def. Jerry Lynn
Dick Hutton def. Colt Cabana
Val Venis def. Bobby Shane
Kevin Steen def. Delirious
NON-TITLE MATCH
Andre the Giant (World Ch) def. Kurrgan
NWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE #1 CONTENDER MATCH
New Age Outlaws fought Don Muraco & Bob Roop to a double D.Q.
NWA WORLD TELEVISION TITLE John Pesek (World TV Ch) def. Dan Severn
Notes: Stan Lane & Dennis Condrey easily took care of business in this one with many double team moves...Jimmy Hart's new tag team the Tolos Brothers beat the heck out of Brian Kendrick and they were joined after the match by Kevin Steen and the Mountie...An ungodly, epic confrontation between Orton Sr. and Blassie as neither man would go down and stop fighting despite the large amounts of blood spilled (Orton Sr. 7 coins, Blassie 4 coins)...The Mountie made short work of Jerry Lynn with consecutive choke slams...Another long and dead even match eventually saw Hutton come away with the win...Val Venis got the best of Bobby Shane with a powerbomb on the floor while April Hunter seemed to be checking out Shane...Kevin Steen made Jimmy Hart 3-0 on the night with an easy win over Delirious following back to back Package Piledrivers...Kurrgan is an unknown here in the NAWA and his size enabled him to hang with the Giant and even get the Paralyzer applied but Andre was able to send the big man after a squash and a slam...A four-way brawl following the Hawaiian Hammer by Muraco on the Road Dogg resulted in a double disqualification and who will challenge the Midnight Express is still unknown...John Pesek gave Dan Severn one heckuva wrestling lesson in this one, toying with the Beast until he felt like winning after a waistlock slam.
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Post by tystates on Mar 23, 2012 22:57:47 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #9[/u] New Brunswick, Canada July 9, 2119
Tolos Brothers def. Killer Bees
Jerry Lynn def. Buff Bagwell
Bob Orton Jr. def. Bobby Shane
Bob Orton Sr. def. Rick Rude
NORTH AMERICAN TITLE #1 CONTENDER SEMIFINALS
The Mountie def. Dick Hutton
Val Venis def. Kevin Steen by C.O.
Bill Dundee def. Eddie Gilbert
NON-TITLE MATCH
Andre the Giant (World Ch) def. Masked Superstar II
Dallas Page (No. Amer. Ch) & John Pesek (World TV Ch) def. Ted DiBiase & Kurrgan
Lou Thesz, Harley Race & Ed Lewis def. Buddy Rogers, Fred Blassie & George Hackenschmidt
NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Midnight Express (Ch) def. Buddy Rose & Nikolai Volkoff
STEEL CAGE WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE #1 CONTENDER MATCH
New Age Outlaws def. Don Muraco & Bob Roop
Notes: A brutal beating dished out by the Tolos Brothers but the Bees stood right there with them in an amazing match before John Tolos finished off Jim Brunzell with a flying knee drop...Jerry Lynn wins a good back and forth match with the Cradle Piledriver but is attacked by Eddie Gilbert, which brought in Bill Dundee...Cowboy Bob Orton Jr. gets a measure of revenge with the Superplex to beat Bobby Shane...A tremendous win for Bob Orton Sr. who continues to be a force as he overcomes the odds to beat Rick Rude with the spinning toe hold...The Mountie takes care of Dick Hutton to reach the finals with the Shock Stick...Val Venis was dead and buried but with a little help from April Hunter stayed alive and somehow pulled off a ridiculous win by countout...Superstar Bill Dundee wins what is sure to be the first of many all-out fights with Eddie Gilbert, using the Superstar Bomb three times...Andre the Giant once again proved to be the best big man as he methodically pounded Masked Superstar II until winning with the splash...Dallas Page & John Pesek withstood the power of Kurrgan to foil DiBiase's latest hiring...A great wrestling display between six of the best there is and Lou Thesz wins the match with the Greco-Roman backdrop on George Hackenschmidt...Nikolai Volkoff and Buddy Rose followed the Midnight Express here from ICW in order to get their rematch. The challengers came very close but the Flapjack beat Volkoff, then Jimmy Hart and all four of his Canadian Maggia attacked the world tag team champions...The steel cage proved to be a great battleground for two teams wanting to get the next title match with the Midnight Express. The Hotshot and a spike piledriver is what gave the New Age Outlaws the win over Bob Roop and Don Muraco.
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Post by tystates on Mar 25, 2012 21:55:04 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #10[/u] Stamford, CT July 16, 2119
The Midnight Express def. Kevin Steen, Buddy Rose & Nikolai Volkoff
NON-TITLE MATCH
The Axe Attack (N.A. Tag Ch) def. The New Age Outlaws
NORTH AMERICAN TITLE #1 CONTENDER FINAL
The Mountie def. Val Venis
NORTH AMERICAN TAG TEAM #1 CONTENDER
The Sons of Samoa def. Bill Dundee & Bobby Eaton
Don Muraco & Bob Roop def. Paul London & Brian Kendrick
The Tolos Brothers def. The Ortons
The Killer Bees def. Eddie Gilbert & Buff Bagwell
WORLD TITLE #1 CONTENDER
Rick Rude def. George Hackenschmidt
Ted DiBiase def. Ed "Strangler" Lewis
Buddy Rogers def. Fred Blassie
Harley Race def. Lou Thesz
Notes: Jim Cornette called in Dr. Tom Prichard and Jimmy Hart gathered Buddy Rose & Nikolai Volkoff to tag with his man Kevin Steen. The Express went to work with a pair of Rocket Launchers and then Prichard used a foreign object to pin Steen...The North American tag team champions beat the World tag team title #1 contenders when Curt Hennig Perfect Plexed Billy Gunn...Val Venis landed the Money Shot but was slammed off the top rope and then pinned after the Shock Stick...In a tough, evenly fought match Afa Jr. headbutted Bobby Eaton down for the pin...Bob Roop put down Brian Kendrick with the shoulder breaker...Another hard-fought match saw the Tolos Brothers win with their flying knee drop on Orton Jr....Buff Bagwell made a save and reversed the pin but the Bees used Masked Confusion and then the Bee Sting to win the match...The Ravishing One came up with the big upset after a piledriver and the Rude Awakening...A long match saw Ted DiBiase scored the big win after Ed Lewis crashed into the post and the Million Dollar Man used the tights for the pin...Blassie and Rogers tore into each other but the Nature Boy won with the Figure Four...Lou Thesz and Harley Race went at it for a long time but an untold number of headbutts finally brought Race the victory.
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Post by tystates on Apr 2, 2012 10:14:24 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #11[/u] Montreal, Canada July 23, 2119
NORTH AMERICAN TAG #1 CONTENDER SEMIFINALS
Don Muraco & Bob Roop def. The Sons of Samoa
Killer Bees def. Tolos Brothers
WORLD TITLE #1 CONTENDER SEMIFINALS
Ted DiBiase def. Rick Rude
Buddy Rogers def. Harley Race
Midnight Express def. Mountie, Nikolai Volkoff, Buddy Rose
Andre, John Pesek def. Masked Superstar II & Kurrgan
George Hackenschmidt & Fred Blassie def. Lou Thesz & Ed Lewis
Bill Dundee & Bobby Eaton def. Eddie Gilbert & Buff Bagwell
New Age Outlaws & Dan Severn def. Dallas Page, Larry & Curt Hennig
WORLD TV TITLE #1 CONTENDER
Dick Hutton def. Kevin Steen
NORTH AMERICAN TAG #1 CONTENDER FINAL
Don Muraco & Bob Roop def. Killer Bees
WORLD TITLE #1 CONTENDER FINAL
Buddy Rogers def. Ted DiBiase
Notes: A spectacular match as the Samoans and Ted DiBiase's team hammered each other until Roop slammed Samu off the top and won after a shoulder breaker...The Tolos Brothers put a hurting on the Bees but still lost the match when Blair put the sleeper on Chris. The Mountie then joined his Canadian Maggia teammates in a beatdown and injured Blair's leg...A tough match saw Rude really taking it to DiBiase but it was the Million $ Man getting the victory after a sleeper and the falling elbow...Another awesome encounter between these two former world champions. Rogers scored the pin when both men were down on the mat...Lane, Condrey and Prichard rolled to another win after destroying Volkoff they pinned Rose after he took a fall in the corner...Andre and Pesek, the world and TV champions, didn't have much trouble in beating their twin tower opponents...Blassie bailed out Hackenschmidt enabling the Russian to get the win with his bear hug on Lewis...A long, good match saw Dundee beat Bagwell with the superstar bomb. Joyce Grable surprised the crowd by showing up at ringside to counter the disruptions of April Hunter...The Outlaws and Severn did a serious number on Curt Hennig and won with the Wakigatame...Hutton took Steen to school and earned a World TV title shot...The Bees gutted out the final tournament match with Blair injured and nearly won on many occasions....DiBiase put up a good fight against the Nature Boy. Each had chances at winning but Rogers won after a pair of piledrivers.
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Post by tystates on Apr 3, 2012 5:42:03 GMT -5
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS V[/u] Juan Lobriel Stadium Bayamon, Puerto Rico July 30, 2119
NWA WORLD JR. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Brad Armstrong (ch) vs. Delirious
Bobby Eaton & Tom Prichard vs. The Tolos Brothers
Joyce Grable vs. April Hunter
Val Venis vs. Kevin Steen
CHAIN MATCH[/u] Bill Dundee vs. Eddie Gilbert
NWA WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP John Pesek (ch) vs. Dick Hutton
NORTH AMERICAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP The Axe Attack (ch) vs. Don Muraco & Bob Roop
NORTH AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Dallas Page (ch) vs. The Mountie
NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Midnight Express (ch) vs. New Age Outlaws
NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Andre the Giant (ch) vs. Buddy Rogers
Rogers was the first world heavyweight champion, beating Frank Gotch in a tournament final at Madison Square Garden Jan. 4, 2116. He lost the belt to Harley Race on May 16. Rogers had two world title shots that year and one on March 17, 2117, but none since then. At the Crockett Cup Sept. 25, 2118 the Nature Boy went one on one with the Giant and very nearly defeated the Eighth Wonder of the World.
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Post by tystates on Apr 3, 2012 23:12:56 GMT -5
CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS V Juan Lobriel Stadium Bayamon, Puerto Rico July 30, 2119[/center] NWA WORLD JR. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Delirious def. Brad Armstrong (ch) Only five weeks ago Brad Armstrong won the title from Adrian Street at ICW SuperClash IV. In his first title defense he met the Mexican Light-heavyweight champion Delirious. It was a very evenly fought contest with many ups and downs for both men. The Chemical Imbalance and then the Cobra Stretch finally finished off Armstrong and made Delirious a two-time World Jr. heavyweight champion! Bobby Eaton & Tom Prichard def. The Tolos Brothers by D.Q. [/center] Jimmy Hart's Canadia Maggia decided to jump Jim Cornette's men, so not only Bobby Eaton returned to help Stan Lane and Dennis Condrey but so did Dr. Tom Prichard. Early in the match Eaton landed the Vegomatic on Chris and John Tolos came in the ring. The Tolos Bros. excessively double-teamed and after shoving the referee were disqualified. Joyce Grable def. April Hunter [/center] It was Bobby Eaton who put in a call to Joyce Grable to come and help deal with April Hunter always getting involved in matches involving Hot Stuff Incorporated. There hadn't been a womens match in the former USWA or the NAWA in quite a long time with the IWWF currently operating out of Japan. The ladies put on a show with Big Red on top early then Grable battled back and was able to win with a middle rope dropkick (April 4 coins). Kevin Steen def. Val Venis [/center] Jimmy Hart's man lost by countout to Val Venis in the North American title #1 contender tournament. The Maggia wanted to put the record straight and did so with a moonsault to pin Venis. The Tolos Brothers rushed out again to put a three-way beatdown on Venis, showing the Maggia don't care who they attack and are putting everyone on notice. Russian Chain Match Eddie Gilbert def. Bill Dundee [/center] The hardcore Puerto Rican crowd appreciated this match, but it didn't take long for Hot Stuff Eddie Gilbert to score the pin on Dundee with the Hot Shot. He continued to batter Dundee with the chain and was joined by Buff Bagwell. The Superstar had to be carted to the back. NWA WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP John Pesek (ch) def. Dick Hutton [/center] Hutton made the most of his title opportunity. He really went to work and several times seemed to have the title in hand. Pesek took the punishment but worked his way back into the match. Pesek retained the title with the double wristlock. Hutton held the TV title once some 15 months ago. NORTH AMERICAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Don Muraco & Bob Roop def. The Axe Attack (ch) [/center] The champs had not defended the titles for two months since beating Muraco & Roop at the Cauliflower Cup. DiBiase's enforcers didn't let this opportunity get away after winning a #1 contender tournament. They really worked over the champs and were never in any real danger of losing this match. The Hennigs fought on the defensive all the way. Finally Muraco was able to put Curt Hennig away with the Hawaiian Hammer to win the gold (Curt Hennig 5 coins). NORTH AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP The Mountie def. Dallas Page (ch) [/center] Jimmy Hart and the Canadian Maggia capture their first title. Dallas Page didn't slow the Mountie down very much and a pair of piledrivers brought about the end. NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Midnight Express (ch) def. New Age Outlaws [/center] One of the all-time classic tag team matches and easily a match of the year candidate. It was ridiculous the amount of covers, saves, and the moves going back and forth. The Rocket Launcher on the Road Dogg finally ended this epic contest. NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Andre the Giant (ch) def. Buddy Rogers [/center] The Nature Boy was in a lot of trouble but held on didn't go down. Rogers got his shots in but the Giant proved to be too tough on this occasion. The big splash put Rogers away.
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Post by tystates on Apr 13, 2012 20:32:34 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #12[/u] Cincinnati, OH Aug. 6, 2119
PAUL LONDON & BRIAN KENDRICK def. EDDIE GILBERT & BUFF BAGWELL
Londrick controlled the action in this one. The 450 splash by London put away Gilbert.
FRED BLASSIE def. BOB ORTON JR.
Blassie took it to the Cowboy and never letup. The Southern Neckbreaker ended this one.
BOBBY SHANE def. BOB ORTON SR.
A real good back and forth match. Shane caught Orton in an inverted atomic drop for the pin.
ED LEWIS def. DAN SEVERN
Severn fought and fought but Lewis was relentless. It took the side headlock many times but Lewis finally beat the Beast (Severn 5 coins).
LOU THESZ def. GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT
These two top world title contenders really went at it. They went round and round and round but Thesz won with the greco roman backdrop.
NEW AGE OUTLAWS def. THE AXE ATTACK
The Hennigs had this one won but all of a sudden it went the other way. Billy Gunn was nearly beaten but a save gave the NAO a chance. A double hot shot and sleeper by the Roaddogg beat Larry Hennig.
DALLAS PAGE def. TED DIBIASE
The Million $ Man's road to a world title shot hit a bump as the Diamond Cutter put him down for the three.
MIDNIGHT EXPRESS def. CANADIAN MAGGIA
The first eight-man tag with all of Jim Cornette's men together. The old Midnight Express - Eaton & Lane - did the deed with the Vegomatic on Chris Tolos, then another double team for the three count.
LUMBERJACK MATCH
BUDDY ROGERS def. HARLEY RACE
Another tremendous battle between these two bitter rivals. Race hit the piledriver three times during the match. Rogers looked done but the match kept going and his figure four brought him the win.
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Post by tystates on May 9, 2012 12:39:35 GMT -5
NAWA WRESTLING OUTBURST #13[/u] Mayaguez, Puerto Rico Aug. 13, 2119
HOT STUFF INCORPORATED def. JERRY LYNN, PAUL LONDON, BRIAN KENDRICK
Eddie Gilbert's team dominated this matchup. Jerry Lynn was pummeled and the injured Bill Dundee tried to help but was none at all. Gilbert put away Lynn and a brawl ensued after the match.
DALLAS PAGE def. DAN SEVERN
This one came close to the time limit. Page finally overcame the Beast with a neckbreaker.
NEW AGE OUTLAWS def. THE ORTONS
An amazing match as the Ortons wouldn't stop fighting back. All four men were completely exhausted when it was finally all over (NAO 7 coins, Ortons 5 coins).
THE MOUNTIE, KEVIN STEEN def. BOBBY EATON, TOM PRICHARD
Jim Cornette's men were on fire and absolutely dominated the match with multiple finishers. Both of the Canadian Maggia took a beating but it was Jimmy Hart's men pulling it out with Steen putting a crossface on Prichard. All four kept the fight going after the match.
THE AXE ATTACK, JIM BRUNZELL def. THE MILLION $ CORPORATION
Jim Brunzell got some help in the former North American tag champs against the men who put B. Brian Blair out of commission. His team was on top most of the way and Curt Hennig rolled Don Muraco up off the ropes for the pin.
GEORGE HACKENSCHMIDT def. HARLEY RACE
A real even match until Hackenschmidt got the bear hug on Race. Then it was a matter of time as Race couldn't escape and Hackenschdmit wouldn't let go until it was all over.
BUDDY ROGERS def. RICK RUDE
The Ravishing One kept pace until the Nature Boy got the Figure Four on and the bell rang.
FRED BLASSIE def. LOU THESZ
Thesz maintained control but couldn't put Blassie away. They kept going at it until the southern neckbreaker by Blassie beat Thesz.
TOLOS BROTHERS def. MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
Stan Lane and Dennis Condrey annhilated Chris Tolos. John made the save and Jimmy Hart helped to keep his team alive. John somehow got a tag and a big knee knocked Condrey out for the pin. As the men brawled and were joined by the Mountie, Steen, Eaton and Prichard a foreign object was seen come out of John's knee pad.
NWA WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP[/U] ED LEWIS def. JOHN PESEK (CH)
A stunning win for how quick it happened. Once Lewis put the headlock on Pesek could not get out. Try as he might, Pesek couldn't break the hold and eventually Lewis scored his first career singles championship. After the bell rang Lewis was jumped by someone screaming about being the real strangler and he would show that to the new World TV champion.
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