Post by The Creek Rises on Mar 18, 2024 15:15:58 GMT -5
YEAR NINE, CARD NO. 30
Eddie Graham Sports Stadium
Danny Doring came to ringside with Amish Roadkill, snatched the mic from Gary Michael Cappetta and demanded a rematch from the last card with Frank Gotch and William Muldoon, saying, “I don’t care what was wrong with Amish Roadkill last time, but he’s ready this time!”
Frank Gotch and William Muldoon (w/ Kevin Sullivan, Jazz) d. Danny Doring and Amish Roadkill when Gotch pinned Doring after a wristlock takeover. Doring was on fire early in the match, but then got into trouble and looked to tag, only to once again see Amish Roadkill be apparently mesmerized by Sullivan at ringside. Afterward, Doring angrily slapped Amish Roadkill and went to the back. Amish Roadkill followed, but he was still looking back at Sullivan, who could be seen smiling underneath his hooded head.
Sullivan and Jazz stayed at ringside with Gotch and Muldoon as Eddie Gilbert joined them. Gilbert grabbed a mic and announced, “Koko B. Ware, we haven’t forgotten about you. Your time is now!” Ware headed to ringside and conferred with the referee, who then sent Gotch and Muldoon to the back.
Koko B. Ware d. Eddie Gilbert (w/ Kevin Sullivan, Jazz) by DQ when Ware reversed a figure-four leglock by Gilbert and escaped to the outside of the ring, where he was attacked by Jazz and Sullivan. Diamond Dallas Page ran to ringside to even up the odds a bit, followed by BCW officials. Sullivan glared at Page as he helped Ware to the back and officials restored order.
Jerry Lynn and Bryan Danielson d. the Sheepherders when Lynn used his CRADLE PILEDRIVER to get the pin. The Sheepherders attacked Lynn before the bell rang and very nearly pinned him before he could tag in Danielson. Danielson then carried the majority of the match before Lynn asked to be tagged back in to extract his vengeance. Afterward, Lynn took the mic and said, “If there is a debate about who should face the tag champions at Wrestlethon, then we should definitely be part of that debate!”
As Lynn and Danielson left ringside, Abdullah Farouk arrived with the U.S. heavyweight champion, the Sheik. Farouk grabbed a mic and announced, “The Sheik is the toughest fighter in BCW – no one can stand against him, and no one will take his belt!” That brought the Sandman to the ring to contest the claim: “I don’t care about the belt, but the toughest man title? The Sheik will have to prove it to me – no DQ, right now!”
In an absolutely wild match, the U.S. heavyweight champion the Sheik (w/ Abdullah Farouk) d. the Sandman when he threw a FIREBALL and then got the pin. The match was back and forth, with each wrestler spending more time throwing his opponent outside the ring than keeping him in it. Each also had a number of pin attempts against him and was bleeding afterward. Abdullah Farouk took the mic when the match was done and said, “Strangler Lewis, if you think you are regaining this belt at Wrestlethon, you are wrong – dead wrong!”
Diamond Dallas Page came to ringside, grabbed a mic and made fun of Jimmy Hart’s “error” with his megaphone during BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos’ match with Lou Thesz on the previous card. Chris Tolos came out with Hart and said it was “time to shut DDP’s mouth – again!”
Diamond Dallas Page d. Chris Tolos (w/ Jimmy Hart) by DQ when Tolos was caught attacking Page with Hart’s megaphone while Hart was trying to distract the referee. Hart’s distraction came on the heels of Page giving a DIAMOND CUTTER to Tolos. As Page grabbed Hart and started tossing him around the ring, Tolos recovered enough to attack Page. But as Tolos went to swing at Page with the megaphone, he missed and fell, causing Tolos to land on the megaphone and gash his head. BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos showed up at ringside, but Page left in the opposite direction.
Rob Van Dam and Bill Alfonso came out to face “Superstar” Bill Dundee. Van Dam grabbed a mic and said, “I know you’ve got Virgil there to protect your back, but dude, you two had better be ready to perform, because this is now a tag match, and I’m not alone!” The crowd then erupted as Sabu made his way to the ring in his return from injury.
“Superstar” Bill Dundee and Virgil d. BCW world tag-team champions Rob Van Dam and Sabu (w/ Bill Alfonso) by DQ in a nontitle match when Van Dam nailed Dundee with a spinning kick outside the ring. Sabu had a strong start in the match, but then he showed the effects of his time away from the ring. Dundee rallied and even got a pin attempt before Sabu slipped out of the ring. Dundee followed, getting a faceful of Van Dam’s boot as a reward for his pursuit.
Jimmy Snuka came to ringside and grabbed a mic and called out Mil Mascaras, saying, “Are you still off pouting somewhere because Tolos took your title? Why don’t you pull on your boots, come down here and face another three-time BCW world heavyweight champion, if you still have any guts.” Mascaras headed to ringside.
Mil Mascaras d. Jimmy Snuka by DQ when Snuka would not stop beating on Mascaras outside the ring. Mascaras was mostly lackluster on offense in the ring, and Snuka hit a SUPERFLY LEAP at one point but couldn’t get the pin. Officials eventually separated the two outside the squared circle, with Snuka yelling, “You are through, Mascaras!”
Once ringside was clear, BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos came out with the title belt on his shoulder and Jimmy Hart trailing behind him. Tolos grabbed a mic and said, “Those two former washed-up champs who were just out here need to go back home, especially Mascaras. As for me, I’m angry. Not only did my brother get injured earlier while wrestling that clown Page, but Lou Thesz beating me on the last card was a fluke. I’m angry, and I want a piece of someone right now. Any takers in the back?”
John Pesek arrived at ringside, grabbed a mic and said: “How about another former BCW world heavyweight champion, Tolos? You don’t seem to be doing too well with them lately.”
BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos (w/ Jimmy Hart) d. John Pesek in a nontitle match when Hart clunked Pesek with his megaphone while the referee was distracted by the appearance of a heavily bandaged and apparently woozy Chris Tolos at ringside trying to climb up to the ring apron. After Hart’s hit, John Tolos used his FLYING KNEE DROP to get the pin on Pesek, who had been controlling the match before Hart’s intervention. Tolos looked to do more damage after the pin, but Ed “Strangler” Lewis, watching the match at ringside, stood up and made eye contact with Tolos, then shook his head. Tolos stared at Lewis for a minute, then grabbed the title belt and headed to the back with his brother and Hart.
Eddie Graham Sports Stadium
Danny Doring came to ringside with Amish Roadkill, snatched the mic from Gary Michael Cappetta and demanded a rematch from the last card with Frank Gotch and William Muldoon, saying, “I don’t care what was wrong with Amish Roadkill last time, but he’s ready this time!”
Frank Gotch and William Muldoon (w/ Kevin Sullivan, Jazz) d. Danny Doring and Amish Roadkill when Gotch pinned Doring after a wristlock takeover. Doring was on fire early in the match, but then got into trouble and looked to tag, only to once again see Amish Roadkill be apparently mesmerized by Sullivan at ringside. Afterward, Doring angrily slapped Amish Roadkill and went to the back. Amish Roadkill followed, but he was still looking back at Sullivan, who could be seen smiling underneath his hooded head.
Sullivan and Jazz stayed at ringside with Gotch and Muldoon as Eddie Gilbert joined them. Gilbert grabbed a mic and announced, “Koko B. Ware, we haven’t forgotten about you. Your time is now!” Ware headed to ringside and conferred with the referee, who then sent Gotch and Muldoon to the back.
Koko B. Ware d. Eddie Gilbert (w/ Kevin Sullivan, Jazz) by DQ when Ware reversed a figure-four leglock by Gilbert and escaped to the outside of the ring, where he was attacked by Jazz and Sullivan. Diamond Dallas Page ran to ringside to even up the odds a bit, followed by BCW officials. Sullivan glared at Page as he helped Ware to the back and officials restored order.
Jerry Lynn and Bryan Danielson d. the Sheepherders when Lynn used his CRADLE PILEDRIVER to get the pin. The Sheepherders attacked Lynn before the bell rang and very nearly pinned him before he could tag in Danielson. Danielson then carried the majority of the match before Lynn asked to be tagged back in to extract his vengeance. Afterward, Lynn took the mic and said, “If there is a debate about who should face the tag champions at Wrestlethon, then we should definitely be part of that debate!”
As Lynn and Danielson left ringside, Abdullah Farouk arrived with the U.S. heavyweight champion, the Sheik. Farouk grabbed a mic and announced, “The Sheik is the toughest fighter in BCW – no one can stand against him, and no one will take his belt!” That brought the Sandman to the ring to contest the claim: “I don’t care about the belt, but the toughest man title? The Sheik will have to prove it to me – no DQ, right now!”
In an absolutely wild match, the U.S. heavyweight champion the Sheik (w/ Abdullah Farouk) d. the Sandman when he threw a FIREBALL and then got the pin. The match was back and forth, with each wrestler spending more time throwing his opponent outside the ring than keeping him in it. Each also had a number of pin attempts against him and was bleeding afterward. Abdullah Farouk took the mic when the match was done and said, “Strangler Lewis, if you think you are regaining this belt at Wrestlethon, you are wrong – dead wrong!”
Diamond Dallas Page came to ringside, grabbed a mic and made fun of Jimmy Hart’s “error” with his megaphone during BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos’ match with Lou Thesz on the previous card. Chris Tolos came out with Hart and said it was “time to shut DDP’s mouth – again!”
Diamond Dallas Page d. Chris Tolos (w/ Jimmy Hart) by DQ when Tolos was caught attacking Page with Hart’s megaphone while Hart was trying to distract the referee. Hart’s distraction came on the heels of Page giving a DIAMOND CUTTER to Tolos. As Page grabbed Hart and started tossing him around the ring, Tolos recovered enough to attack Page. But as Tolos went to swing at Page with the megaphone, he missed and fell, causing Tolos to land on the megaphone and gash his head. BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos showed up at ringside, but Page left in the opposite direction.
Rob Van Dam and Bill Alfonso came out to face “Superstar” Bill Dundee. Van Dam grabbed a mic and said, “I know you’ve got Virgil there to protect your back, but dude, you two had better be ready to perform, because this is now a tag match, and I’m not alone!” The crowd then erupted as Sabu made his way to the ring in his return from injury.
“Superstar” Bill Dundee and Virgil d. BCW world tag-team champions Rob Van Dam and Sabu (w/ Bill Alfonso) by DQ in a nontitle match when Van Dam nailed Dundee with a spinning kick outside the ring. Sabu had a strong start in the match, but then he showed the effects of his time away from the ring. Dundee rallied and even got a pin attempt before Sabu slipped out of the ring. Dundee followed, getting a faceful of Van Dam’s boot as a reward for his pursuit.
Jimmy Snuka came to ringside and grabbed a mic and called out Mil Mascaras, saying, “Are you still off pouting somewhere because Tolos took your title? Why don’t you pull on your boots, come down here and face another three-time BCW world heavyweight champion, if you still have any guts.” Mascaras headed to ringside.
Mil Mascaras d. Jimmy Snuka by DQ when Snuka would not stop beating on Mascaras outside the ring. Mascaras was mostly lackluster on offense in the ring, and Snuka hit a SUPERFLY LEAP at one point but couldn’t get the pin. Officials eventually separated the two outside the squared circle, with Snuka yelling, “You are through, Mascaras!”
Once ringside was clear, BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos came out with the title belt on his shoulder and Jimmy Hart trailing behind him. Tolos grabbed a mic and said, “Those two former washed-up champs who were just out here need to go back home, especially Mascaras. As for me, I’m angry. Not only did my brother get injured earlier while wrestling that clown Page, but Lou Thesz beating me on the last card was a fluke. I’m angry, and I want a piece of someone right now. Any takers in the back?”
John Pesek arrived at ringside, grabbed a mic and said: “How about another former BCW world heavyweight champion, Tolos? You don’t seem to be doing too well with them lately.”
BCW world heavyweight champion John Tolos (w/ Jimmy Hart) d. John Pesek in a nontitle match when Hart clunked Pesek with his megaphone while the referee was distracted by the appearance of a heavily bandaged and apparently woozy Chris Tolos at ringside trying to climb up to the ring apron. After Hart’s hit, John Tolos used his FLYING KNEE DROP to get the pin on Pesek, who had been controlling the match before Hart’s intervention. Tolos looked to do more damage after the pin, but Ed “Strangler” Lewis, watching the match at ringside, stood up and made eye contact with Tolos, then shook his head. Tolos stared at Lewis for a minute, then grabbed the title belt and headed to the back with his brother and Hart.