American Combat Entertainment

[bookerbill]

I have decided to switch things up a little and start fresh. This is a reboot of my American Combat Entertainment fed. It will feature only the colour indy fed cards.

ACE 01@ Hartford, CT - Civic Center
Throwbacks (Sugar Dunkerton & Dasher Hatfield) v. World’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin)
The fans enjoy the antics of the Throwbacks and they are able to build on that support to take control of the early action. Haas turns things around with an overhead belly to belly suplex on Hatfield for a near fall followed immediately by the LEAP OF FAITH. Dunkerton jumps into the action starting a wild brawl between the two team. WGTT maintains the advantage and Benjamin crushes Hatfield with a turnbuckle powerbomb for the win while Haas beats down Dunkerton at ringside. * ½

Ace Title Tournament – Round One
Eddie Edwards vs. Delirious
Edwards is not exactly sure what to make of Delirious’ antics and mumbling and neither are the fans. An early tiger suplex gives Die Hard the early edge and Edwards never looks back hitting a deathjump smash followed by a deathjump cross body block for the three count. Dud

Adam Pearce v. Kyle O’Reilly
The fans hate Pearce plain and simple. Scrap Iron wastes no time going to work opening the match with a power slam and then following up with a wicked looking JUMPING PILEDRIVER. Pearce is onto the semi-finals in just two moves! Dud

Roderick Strong v. Robert Anthony
A handshake gets us started and the fans show their appreciation for both men. Strong appeared to make the mistake of underestimating his opponent and it showed early on. Anthony was able to counter Strong’s attack and hit several impressive moves of his own including a series of crossbody blocks and an Ace Crusher. The match went to the floor and Strong cracked Anthony across the back earning himself a disqualification. Anthony moves on into the next round. *

Sami Callihan v. Drake Younger
These two are no strangers to one another having battled all over the country before both arriving in ACE. So it was no real surprize how closely contested this bout was. Both men countered to near perfection with neither man being able to get the other into a pinning or submission situation. Younger control most of the early action but Callihan went on an impressive run including two STRETCH MUFFLERS but could not get the win. The action spilled to ringside and both men battled over a chair. Younger won the struggle but it cost him the match as he was disqualified for clocking Callihan with the weapon. ***

Ace Title Tournament – Semi-Finals
Eddie Edwards v. Adam Pearce
Edwards has the fans solidly behind him and takes control of the bout from the bell. A chin checker sends Pearce to the floor and Edwards goes out after him. Scrap Iron gets the best of the wild brawl on the floor and takes the action back inside executing a perfect JUMPING PILEDRIVER for the shocking three count (Cat’s Eyes!). dud

Robert Anthony v. Sami Callihan
Callihan is a man possessed and tears into Anthony in and out of the ring including a pair of suicide dives to the floor that take their toll on both competitors. Anthony manages to survive a STRETCH MUFFLER to keep the action going. It is clear that Anthony is in survival mode and never has Callihan in an real trouble before The Callihan Death Machine picks up the win with an exploder suplex. *** ½

Quacksaw (Mike Quackenbush & Jigsaw) v. Motor City Madmen (Rhino & Jimmy Jacobs)
Quackenbush and Jigsaw draw on the fans support and are able to cut off Jacobs from his corner from the outset. With several well timed tags Jacobs cannot get make his exit and falls to a Black Tornado Slam from Quackenbush. Dud

Ace Title Tournament – Finals
Sami Callihan v. Adam Pearce
The fans show some reluctant support for Callihan which shows just how much they dislike Pearce. Scarp Iron looks very impressive early on countering everything that Callihan can muster but that changes when Callihan rocks Pearce with an exploder suplex. The match then goes in and out of the ring several times and Callihan cracks Pearce across the back with a chair shot earning a disqualification. Adam Pearce is your ACE Champion! The fans jeer the new champion but get behind Callihan when he chases Pearce from the ring with his chair. *

Avg *

Pick Six
1. Sami Callihan
2. Eddie Edwards
3. Robert Anthony
4. Drake Younger
5. Roderick Strong
6. Delirious

Only wrestlers ranked in the Pick Six would be eligible to challenge for the ACE Championship, although contenders to the championship can still be determined via a special bout or official ruling. The higher a wrestler is seeded in the "Pick Six", the more leverage he has in determining the scheduling of championship matches. Wrestlers can only enter the Pick Six Standings by defeating a ranked wrestler. An unranked wrestler that defeats a Pick Six Contender assumes that wrestler's rank and the other wrestlers all move down one rank. If a ranked wrestler defeats a higher seeded wrestler, the winner assumes that seeding in the Pick Six, while the losing wrestler and those ranked lower drop one rank. ACE management reserves the right to remove a wrestler from the ranking due to inactivity.

[korgano]

bookerbill, great start Callihan and Edwards are 2 of my favorites, but I think Pearce will hold title at lest 180 days...great start

[bookerbill]

Thanks for the comments Korgano...

ACE 02 @ Williamsport, PA - Bishop Newman High School

The Tribe (Navajo Warrior & Hawaiian Lion) v. Motor City Madmen (Jimmy Jacobs & Rhino)
The Tribe have the fans behind them but get into trouble early on as Warrior gets cut off from his corner. Rhino looks very impressive working over Warrior with a series of forearm shivers and punches. A flapjack showcases Rhino’s power. Warrior counters a backdrop with a pilediver and hot tags in Lion who immediately applies an ANKLE LOCK for a near submission. With Rhino barely able to get to his feet, Lion comes off the top with a perfect cross body deathjump for the win. * ½

ACE Junior Heavyweight Title Tournament – Round One

Kyle O’Reilly v. Juan Francisco De Coronado w/Man Servant Herbert
De Coronado takes his time “preparing” at ringside and draws fantastic heat in the process. O’Reilly takes the early edge but Coronado avoids a charge to the corner and rolls up O’Reilly for a near fall. The action goes out to the floor. Coronado hits a bulldog from the apron through the announce table and the fans lose their minds. The bell sounds and O’Reilly is the winner by disqualification (cat’s eyes) but needs to be assisted to the back by ACE officials. *

Scorpio Sky v. Shane Hollister
After a short break to clean up ringside the action is underway again with a great pace. Hollister gets the upper hand but there is a referee bump (seven moves). Nothing really happens until the official recovers and the action goes back and forth. Sky is able to catch Hollister on the top of the corner and tosses him to the mat. Sky controls the action and hits an ACE CRUSHER INTO A DRAGON SLEEPER but Hollister makes the ropes. Sky hits a second ACE CRUSHER INTO A DRAGON SLEEPER but again Hollister is able to get a foot on the ropes. The fans eat it up but Sky ends the match with an ACE CRUSHER. **

Delirious v. Joker
The story in this one is Delirious dominating the action and Joker kicking out of all the pin attempts at the last second. Delirious hits two BIZZARO DRIVERS and two PRAYING MANTIS BOMBS (back to back in fact!) and still cannot get the three count on Joker. The action goes to the floor and goes for a roaring elbow that hits the referee earning himself a disqualification. Both men brawl their way to the back. **

Drew Gulak v. Nick Madrid
The fans have no love for Gulak at all during the introductions. Madrid looks really impressive in this one making great use of his agility and speed to control the action. Madrid is unable to get the win after RUNNING WITH THE BULLS and Gulak slows the pace down going after Madrid’s leg. Madrid battles back and at monkey flips Gulak into the ringside table earing a solid pop. Back in the ring Madrid hits an Implant DDT and follows with RUNNING WITH THE BULLS a second time to advance to the next round. **

World’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin) v. Quacksaw (Mike Quackenbush & Jigsaw)
Haas starts out against Jigsaw and the action quickly goes outside and the two brawl around ringside. Haas gets the upper hand. Haas & Benjamin combine for a superkick into German Suplex which sets up the LEAP OF FAITH. Quackenbush’s pin save is stopped but Jigsaw kicks out of the cover. Benjamin then immediately hits the PAYDIRT for the win. Dominating performance by the World’s Greatest Tag Team. *

Avg * ¾

Pick Six
1. Sami Callihan
2. Eddie Edwards
3. Robert Anthony
4. Drake Younger
5. Roderick Strong
6. Delirious

[bookerbill]

ACE 03 @ Scranton, PA - CYC

Ace Tag Team Title Tournament – Round One

World’s Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin) v. Robert Anthony & Shane Hollister
WGTT came out strong and tossed around both their opponents from the outset. Anthony in particular took a huge beating in and out of the ring including two superkicks into German Suplexs, a PAYDIRT from Benjamin and a powerbomb onto the apron from Benjamin. Haas assaulted Anthony on the floor with a chair and the fans were all over the referee. The end came with Haas and Anthony trading blows on the apron with the fans cheering each blow landed by Anthony. Suddenly Anthony went for an Ace Crusher putting himself and Haas through the ringside table! The fans explode as does the table. The bell sounds and the referee has ruled the match in favour of the WGTT by disqualification. Both Haas and Anthony need assistance to make it the back. ** ½

Motor City Madmen (Jimmy Jacobs & Rhino) v. Throwbacks (Dasher Hatfield & Sugar Dunkerton)
The fans always enjoy the antics of the Throwbacks and they build on the fans support controlling the early action against Rhino. Jacobs is able to turn things around for his team against Hatfield. A series of violent stomps leads to a tag to Rhino and a GORE! Dunkerton keeps his partner alive with a pin save and the action continues. A blast from a RAILROAD SPIKE by Jacobs downs Hatfield and enrages the fans but Dunkerton again makes the save. Finally Dunkerton is able to tag into the action but Rhino counters a charge to the corner with a knee to the chest and crushes Dunkerton with a side belly to belly suplex. Rhino unleashes a vicious power attack including a wicked looking Death Valley Driver. Jacobs tags in and then applies THE END OF TIME for the win. **

The Tribe (Hawaiian Lion & Navajo Warrior) v. Joker & Sami Callihan
Although having no experience together as a team, Joker & Callihan have held titles around the country and know what it takes to win. Joker & Callihan dominate the early action cutting off Navajo Warrior from this corner. Warrior survives an early STRETCH MUFFLER from Callihan. Lion is able to get into the action but cannot get anything going against the offensive waves from Callihan and Joker. The action goes out to the floor and Hawaiian Lion gains control against Callihan and hits a Volcano Bomb through the announce table! The fans are going nuts. Lion takes the battle back to the ring and the Tribe hit RESERVATION DEVASTATION but Callihan kicks out. The fans cannot believe it. The Tribe then hit a second RESERVATION DEVASTATION for the three count. ** ½

Quacksaw (Mike Quackenbush & Jigsaw) v. Dojo Bros (Eddie Edwards & Roderick Strong)
All four men shake hands before the bell and we are underway with Quackenbush starting against Edwards. Quackenbush quickly gains the upper hand including a Chikara Special that Edwards nearly submits to and a Quackendriver. Edwards is reeling but Strong is able to tag in and turn things around for his team slowing things down with a series of holds and backbreakers. The fans get behind Quackenbush who takes a beating in and out of the ring. Things turn again on the floor when Quackenbush hits an unorthodox arm drag that sends Strong skidding into the ringside table. Back in the ring Quackenbush hits a Quackendriver and then tags in Jigsaw who immediately takes out Strong with a JIG ‘N’ TONIC. 1, 2, Edwards interferes. Edwards then takes out Quackenbush with a Sitout F5. Jigsaw battles both Dojo Brothers but it quickly overwhelmed by the two on one attack. The bell sounds and the referee has disqualified the Dojo Brothers. Strong lays out both of his opponents with SICK KICKS and leaves the ring to a chorus of boos. ** ½

ACE Champion Adam Pearce is interviewed in the ring and when asked about a rematch with Sami Callihan Pearce tells the fans that the last time he saw Callihan he was going through a table. Pearce warns Callihan to stay out of his way before he really gets hurt and tells the fans that defending against Callihan would be like a night off in any event. This brings out Callihan who is clearly not 100 percent and he attacks the champion. However, Pearce gets the upper hand when he clocks Callihan with the ACE title belt. Pearce then plants a semi-conscious Callihan with a JUMPING PILEDRIVER. Security arrives and Callihan needs medical assistance to leave the ring.

ACE Junior Heavyweight Title Tournament – Semi – Finals

Kyle O’Reilly v. Scorpio Sky
O’Reilly really brings his A game tonight with a solid ground attack that keeps Sky on the defensive. Sky manages to escape a GUILLOTINE CHOKE before O’Reilly hits triple butterfly suplexes but can only get a two count. Another set of butterfly suplexes has the crowd roaring and O’Reilly locks in a second GUILLOTINE CHOKE to advance to the finals. **

Delirious v. Nick Madrid
The pace to this one from the opening bell is off the charts. Mardrid scores early with an implant DDT for a pin attempt and Delirious looks just as impressive with Shadows over Heck. The action goes to the floor and Delirious stops Madrid with a leaping lariat at ringside. The match goes back into the ring and Delirious hits a deathjump smash followed by a BIZZARO DRIVER to move on in the tournament. * ½

Pick Six
1. Sami Callihan
2. Eddie Edwards
3. Robert Anthony
4. Drake Younger
5. Roderick Strong
6. Delirious

Up next, ACE heads to the Agricultural Hall in Allentown for some more all-star action including the following bouts:

Junior Heavyweight Title Tournament Finals – The unpredictable Delirious battles submission specialist Kyle O’Reilly
Tag Team Title Tournament Semi Final Match – The World Greatest Tag Team faces the Motor City Madmen

Tag Team Title Tournament Semi Final Match – In a battle of power v. speed, The Tribe meet Quacksaw

In the main event for the ACE Title, Champion Adam Pearce puts the title on the line against Sami Callihan. It is clear that Callihan took a serious beating tonight first going through a table and then getting laid out by Pearce. What shape with the challenger be in when he steps into the ring next card in a rematch from the ACE Title Tournament finals?