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[korgano]

I smell another Northern Lights title change!

[bookerbill]

korgano - the Edwards - Danielson bouts can go either way

Card 07 – Mayhem – E-Zone –Mississauga, Ontario

Osirian Portal (Amasis & Ophidian) v. Pinkie Sanchez & Larry Sweeney
Sweeney & Sanchez got the best of the Portal in Kitchener and the Egyptian fan favourites have been pushing for a rematch since. The Portal cut off Sweeney from Sanchez from the outset and much to the pleasure of the fans dominated the action as a result. Ophidian’s Death Grip took a toll and the Portal joined together for an OSIRIAN SACRAMENT but Sweeney was able to kick out. The SNAKE CHARMER set up an EGYPTIAN CONNIPTION giving the Portal a big win to open the night. * ½

A.R. Fox v. Mike Mondo
Frustration has been a constant theme in recent cards for Mike Mondo and he was looking to turn things around tonight. Fox starts strong and lights up ringside with a suicide dive that stuns both men and leads to a two count for Fox. Mondo battles back punishing Fox outside the ring with a series of whips into the barricade. The action goes back and forth for the balance of the action until Fox counters a baseball slide and puts Fox away with Krunch. **

Chuck Taylor v. Tommaso Ciampa
The series of bouts between these two have been really solid and fans were ready for some more that action tonight. Ciampa batters Taylor for corner to corner from the outset in this one. Taylor only gets the occasional move in but does manage to kick out of not one, but two PROJECT CIAMPA finishers. Ciampa just keeps on coming until Taylor is able to counter a clothesline with one of his own and both men go down. With the fans going nuts, Taylor is up first and he mounts the corner for a perfect cross body block deathjump and steals the win. ** ½

PWFI Tag Team Title Mississauga Mayhem Match – Charlie Haas & Johnny Yuma (ch) v. Outlaw, Inc (Homicide & Eddie Kingston)
This one was all that fans expected and so much more. So much more chaos. So much more blood. So much more guts and determination. Not to many holds and counters in this contest with all four men legal and battling throughout the E-Zone. Haas looks to end things early against Kingston trapping him in three HAAS OF PAIN holds and then joining Yuma for a LEAP OF FAITH but Homicide is able to save his partner. The action from that point is nearly impossible to follow. Kingston does colour off of a chair shot from Haas. Yuma goes through a table courtesy of Homicide. Homicide targets Haas’ neck with a series of piledrivers including two on the apron. Homicide breaks out the fork first on Haas and later on Yuma leaving both men a bloody mess. Kingston unleashes two SLIDING Ds on Yuma late in the match but Haas is able to come out of nowhere and make the save. Yuma collapses to ringside leaving Haas alone but the Texan has come to fight and battles hard. A chair shot drops Homicide as Yuma somehow regains his feet. Haas and Yuma catch Homicide with a superkick into a German suplex and get the three count to retain the titles! Yuma, although victorious, is practically unconscious and needs the assistance of Haas to get to the back.*****

Juan Francisco De Coronado w/Man Servant Herbert v. Robert Anthony
These two were in a rough spot having to following the five start tag team brawl but De Coronado and Herbert did their best to draw out some heat from clearly drained crowd. The action unfolds at a very quick pace from the opening bell which gets the fans into the action. There is a referee bump midway through the match and De Coronado is able to apply the CORONADO CLUTCH twice and Anthony appears to tap out but the referee is still down. The action continues and there is a second referee bump. This time Anthony gains the upper hand but De Coronado proves difficult to beat kicking out of several pin attempts including following a TACO PIZZA when Herbert is unable to cause a distraction. The fans are really into the series of near falls counting along with the referee. Anthony maintains his focus and eventually gets the three count following a second TACO PIZZA. ****

Hounds of Hardcore (DJ Hyde & Danny Havoc) v. The Tribe (Hawaiian Lion & Navajo Warrior)
There was some more potential for violence with these four men in the ring. After an exchange between Hyde and Warrior the Tribe are able to cut off Havoc from his corner. Lion traps Havoc in an ANKLE LOCK but Havoc makes the ropes. The Tribe then execute RESERVATION DEVASTATION to get the win while Warrior blocks Hyde from making the pin save. *

Northern Lights Title Match – Eddie Edwards (ch) v. Bryan Danielson
A handshakes gets things started but the action quickly goes to the floor where they exchange wicked forearm blows. Edwards gets the upper and takes the match back to the ring. DIE HARD and that is it (Cats Eyes!). Chuck Taylor hits the ring and takes out Edwards with Soul Food and then plants Danielson with an OMEGA DRIVER. Taylor starts laying the boots into the champion. Tommaso Ciampa arrives and Taylor quickly retreats to the back. Dud

PWFI Title Match – Tursas (ch) v. El Generico
The fans are chanting for Generico the second he appears and ringside is on fire. Generico responds by going on the attack right at the bell. He stuns the fans with a SPIKE BRAINBUSTER but Tursas manages to kick out. That was on the only the beginning as Generico brought all his weapons tonight including dives, moonsaults and Yakuza Kicks. Although Tursas battled out of four attempted BRAINBUSTAAAHHH! moves Generico did manage to plant him twice more with pair of SPIKE BRAINBUSTERS that had the fans thinking it was over. However, Tursas found a way to kick out both times. Finally, Generico hit a BRAINBUSTAAAHHH! (5) on the fifth attempt. The fans exploded and Genercio gets the win and the title! ***

Another night of epic action anchored by a violent end to the feud between Outlaw, Inc and the Tag Team Champions. Big wins tonight was well for Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards, Chuck Taylor, A. R. Fox and The Tribe. The final pin tokens for the Mississauga Mayhem were Yuma 12, Hass 8, Homicide 8, Kingston 6

Up next, we head to Oshawa for a stacked card featuring the following contests:
*The opening contest will feature Green Ant challenging Archibald Peck. Ant has won three in a row including victory over Peck in Kitchener.

*A pick six challenge has been made as Bryan Danielson takes on a competitor who has been on hot streak lately A. R. Fox. A win here by Fox would have to put in very close to a title match in the near future

*In preview of the coming battle for the Tag Team Titles, Champion Charlie Haas will meet one half of The Tribe Hawaiian Lion in singles action. Fans have to wonder what kind of condition Haas will be in after being involved in the Mississauga Mayhem battle tonight.

*Following the conclusion of tonight’s action, it has been announced that the next contender for the Northern Lights Title will be Chuck Taylor. But first, Champion Eddie Edwards has asked Tommasso Ciampa to be his tag team partner and has challenged Taylor to get a tag team partner of his own and show in in Oshawa to answer the challenge. Who will Taylor find to be in his corner?

*In the Main Event, Tursas attempts to reclaim the PWFI Title when he faces El Generico in his contractual rematch as the battle over the title continues.

The Pick Six
1. Tursas
2. Bryan Danielson
3. Robert Anthony
4. Chuck Taylor
5. Tommaso Ciampa
6. A.R. Fox

[korgano]

Eddie Edwards should be careful with Ciampa Ciampa could turn on Edwards and then demand a triple threat for the Northern Lights Title. ANOTHER GREAT CARD

[bookerbill]

korgano - A triple threat would be awesome between those three but Ciampa appears to have cooled off and may need a fresh direction. Thanks for continuing to check out the action.

Card 08 – Beyond The Limit –Harmony Hall, Oshawa, Ontario

Archibald Peck w/Veronica v. Green Ant
The action was very closely contested from the outset with both men knowing each other well. Peck gets the advantage with some brawling but Ant comes back with solid mat skills and some crazy highspots as well including a dive to the floor. Peck survives a pair of CLOVERLEAFS to keep the action going but nearly counted out of the ring when he gets knocked off the top of the corner to the floor. Peck never really recovers and Ant finishes it with another CLOVERLEAF when Veronica cannot cause a distraction. Just about what you would expect from these two in the opener.* ½

Eddie Kingston v. Robert Anthony
There is an interesting feeling at ringside for this one with the fans having respect for both men. A handshake gets things underway. Kingston is the early aggressor but Anthony shows that he is no push over turning things around with a nice looking Ace Crusher. The action goes back and forth with no clear advantage. Kingston gets control during a brawl on the floor but later Anthony shows he can mix it up as well coming out on top after an exchange of blows at ringside. The end comes outside the ring when Kingston sends Anthony though a ringside table and earns himself a disqualification. * ½

Hawaiian Lion v. PWFI Tag Team Champion Charlie Haas
This is a preview of what we may see on Card 9 when Haas and his partner Johnny Yuma defend the Tag Team Titles against The Tribe. Haas struggles early likely and many speculate that he is still not 100% following the tag team war on the last card. Lion cannot get the win with an ANKLE LOCK and the action starts to get rougher. At ringside Haas gets the upper hand and seems content to keep the action outside the ring. Haas T. Bone Suplexes Lion through a table and the fans are rocking. The referee calls for the bell and Haas has been disqualified. Both men need assistance leaving the ring. * ½

There is a brief intermission as the debris from not one, but two tables is swept away from the ring area.

Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards & Tommaso Ciampa v. Chuck Taylor &
Taylor gets on the mic and brings out Pinkie Sanchez as his tag team partner to the disappointment of many who thought we might see a Team FIST reunion in Oshawa. Taylor quickly gives way to Sanchez against Edwards and Sanchez impresses many at ringside giving the champion a run for his money. Taylor gets back in but Ciampa is able to tag in and the fans pop for the showdown. Ciampa connects with PROJECT CIAMPA but cannot get the pin. Ciampa batters Taylor in and out of the ring. Edwards is back in and continues to keep the momentum using a tiger suplex to set up the DIE HARD for the three count. * ½

Homicide v. Mike Mondo
The fans appeared curious about this contest between two men who were not afraid to mix it up. The action starts slow and appears to pick up when Mondo counters a clothesline with one of his own sending both men to the mat. Homicide is up first and plants Mondo with a DE GRINGO KILLER for the win. Dud

Osirian Portal (Amasis & Ophidian) v. Hounds of Hardcore (DJ Hyde & Danny Havoc)
The Hounds came to fight tonight and dominated the Portal from the opening bell. First Ophidian had to survive both a GENERAL ORDER 24 and a SHADOW DRIVER before Skin the Snake allowed him to tag in Amasis who could do no better. Havoc nailed Amasis on the floor with Q2QL3 and Amasis was counted out of the ring. * ½

A.R. Fox v. Brian Danielson
The fans are on their feet for both men during the introductions and a handshake gets up going. Danielson uses his mat skills to ground his high flying opponent including a crossface ckicken wing that lead to a back to back CATTLE MUTILATION holds but Fox manages to make the ropes both times. Fox began to slowly make his comeback including a series of flying single knee facebusters and two orders of Lo Mein Pain! Fox took flight hitting no fewer than four suicide sentons that had the fans and both men reeling. After the fourth one, both men collapsed on the floor. Only Fox was able to beat the 10 count back into the ring to get the count-out victory over the American Dragon. *****

PWFI Title Match – El Generico (ch) v. Tursas
The story in this one was Generico continually building his offensive attack to an attempted BRAINBUSTAAAHHH!!!. Four times Generico gets Tursas to the top of the corner but Tursas powers out each time. In between, Tursas continually beats the stuffing out of Generico with power move after power move. At one point, Generico hits a SPIKE BRAINBUSTER for a near fall. Tursas reverses a cross body deathjump into a power slam that nearly claims the title. Generico takes a huge beating and the fans are frantic but somehow Generico keeps kicking out of the covers and even gets a couple near falls of his own. The end came at ringside when Tursas gave Generico a Kreuz Bomb though a table and was disqualified! The fans hated the call but witnessed an awesome battle for the top title in PWFI. *****

The fans were left with a mix of frustration and satisfaction after watching back to back five star matches to end the night that also featured only three clean finishes. Plenty of table breaking action for the fans of hardcore competition as well. Up next, PWFI heads to Rodney Ontario and will feature the following matches:

*Robert Anthony kept his Pick Six ranking with a disqualification win over Eddie Kingston but the Last of the Dying Breed was not pleased and demanded a rematch. Anthony is not one to back down from a challenge and has agreed to another bout with Kingston.

*The Hounds of Hardcore look to continue their drive to the top of the tag team division when they clash once again with the Osirian Portal.

*In a rematch from tonight, The American Dragon Bryan Danielson will be looking to reclaim his spot in the Pick Six with a win over A. R. Fox.

*PWFI Champion El Generico joins forces with the Tribe to take on PWFI Tag Team Champions Charlie Haas & Johnny Yuma and their partner Tursas.

*In the main event, Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards puts his title on the line against his top contender Chuck Taylor who will be looking to fare better than he did tonight in tag team action against the champion.

The Pick Six
1. Tursas
2. A.R. Fox
3. Bryan Danielson
4. Robert Anthony
5. Chuck Taylor
6. Tommaso Ciampa

[aceldamas]

Huge win by Fox over Dragon!

The tag scene is excellent and I like to see Robert Anthony doing well.

[bookerbill]

Disaster has struck. It appears that the write up for Card 9 has been lost! I only have the results to offer. Sorry folks. I can tell you that Danielson v. Fox and Kingston v. Anthony were both five star bouts and Edwards destroyed Taylor in the main event.

Card 09 – The Rising –Rodney Rec Centre, Rodney, Ontario
• Green Ant over Mike Mondo
• Homicide over Pinkie Sanchez
• Hounds of Hardcore over Osirian Portal
• PWFI Champion El Generico & The Tribe over Tursas & PWFI Tag Team Champions Johnny Yuma & Charlie Haas
• Tommaso Ciampa over Juan Francisco De Coronado
• Eddie Kingston over Robert Anthony
• Bryan Danielson over A.R. Fox
• Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards over Chuck Taylor

The Pick Six
1. Tursas
2. Bryan Danielson
3. A.R. Fox
4. Eddie Kingston
5. Robert Anthony
6. Chuck Taylor

[Blehschmidt]

Just read all of the cards from the beginning, and man there is some good action happening in Canada!

Chuckie T is the biggest surprise for me, just dominating Ciampa at almost every turn.

Outlaw Inc. are definitely my favorite team in your fed, but man The Tribe seems to be unstoppable for everyone. Also glad to see The Portal finally picking up some wins.

As for your two singles titles, I can't be the only one who'd like to see Generico and Danielson take on Tursas and Edwards in some tag team action, maybe with both titles on the line!

Anyhow, awesome fed so far, and I look forward to seeing what happens next.

[aceldamas]

May 16, 2014 5:20:35 GMT -5 bookerbill said:

Disaster has struck. It appears that the write up for Card 9 has been lost! I only have the results to offer.

That sucks! I had that happen a couple of times and it's very deflating. I wrote them up again from memory but they just weren't the same.

[Sam Fain]

Really enjoyed getting caught up on this fed. Lots of great action that feels very old school and regional.

The Danielson/Edwards stuff has been epic as stated elsewhere. It seems we're at the end of that feud, but that Danielson still looks strong in spite of not holding the title anymore.

The tag division is looking strong too with the spectacular title feud.

All in all, as show I'd love to be watching.

[bookerbill]

Blehschmidt thanks for checking out the action. Chucky T has really turned some heads especially against Ciampa. I have enjoyed the bouts with Outlaw Inc and will be looking forward to their singles bouts. I have always kept it in the back of mind I would build a singles feud between them after their tag team run. Thanks for the suggestion of the tag team match with the singles straps on the line. It might be something I will build towards.

aceldamas it was very deflating and I actually considered scraping the fed and starting from scratch with some minor changes.

Sam Fain thanks for the feedback. Edwards and Danielson was a blast to play out. Danielson has been inconsistent from time to time so I will be curious to see where he ends up after falling to Edwards. The feud between Outlaw Inc and the Champs was a lot more exciting than I had first thought it would be.

Card 10 – Natural Wonders of the Ring –Knights of Columbus Hall, Niagara Falls, Ontario

Juan Francisco De Coronado w/Man Servant Herbert & Archibald Peck w/Veronica v. Osirian Portal (Ophidian & Amasis)
Huge heat for Peck and De Coronado as they each take their time “preparing” for action on the floor. The fans are into the early action which moves at a quick pace. Peck goes for the CRANIAL CRESCENDO twice in the match missing both times. Ophidian is able to escape a CORONADO CLUTCH and later punishes Peck with a Death Grip. De Coronado kicks out after an OSIRIAN SACRAMENT and the action goes to the floor where hits a double underhook powerbomb putting Amasis through a table! The fans are chanting as the bell sounds. De Coronado has been disqualified. **

Green Ant v. Chuck Taylor
Taylor is coming off a significant loss to the Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards last card while Green Ant continued to dominate in undercard action. Taylor dominated the early action drawing plenty of heat along the way. He controls the action both in and out of the ring and Ant has zero offense from the opening bell. Three times Taylor hits an OMEGA DRIVER and Ant gets the shoulder up after each one. The fans are really getting behind Ant as he avoiding being counted out of the ring twice as well. Ant counters a back drop with a piledriver and makes his comeback with a Chikara Special that nearly ends it. Back to back tombstone piledrivers get a near fall. Taylor escapes a CLOVERLEAF but Ant keeps coming locking in a second CLOVERLEAF for the win causing the fans to explode. ****

Tursas v. Homicide
Homicide continues his quest to enter the Pick Six by stepping into the ring with the man at the top of the list, Tursas. Overcoming the considerable size disadvantage proved difficult for Homicide as Tursas tossed him around in the early action. A pair of Kreuz Bombs shake the ring and look to almost break Homicide in half. Homicide manages to kick out of the pin attempts and even survives a DIVING CROSS BODY from the second rope! Homicide is able to avoid a shoulder tackle and finally gets things going with a pair of deathjump smashes. Homicide then hits DA GRINGO KILLER and the fans explode. Tursas kicks of cover and Homicide hits his finish again. Kick out. Third DA GRINGO KILLER and we get a third kick out! The fans cannot believe it. Homicide just keeps up the attack but takes things too far when he attacks Tursas with a fork and is disqualified. **** ½

A.R. Fox v. Bryan Danielson
Management has decided that winner of this bout will be the next challenger for the PWFI title currently held by El Generico. Just another insane contest between these two competitors. Although the match was not as long as some of their past encounters, it was action packed. Things picked up when Danielson countered a somersault stunner with a Yakuza Kick in a slick looking spot. They were done by a long shot. At ringside, Danielson uses a release wastelock suplex to put Fox through a table and the fans are chanting. Not to be outdone, Fox then put Danielson through a table of his own with a slingshot legdrop. Fox takes it up a notch with a suicide senton that has both men reeling. Danielson reverses a whip at ringside sending Fox shoulder first into the ring post. Back inside, Danielson immediately goes for kill with CATTLE MUTULATION targeting Fox’s shoulder but Fox makes the ropes. The American Dragon switches to a TRIANGE CHOKE but again Fox makes it to the ropes. Danielson does not lose focus and immediately applies a second CATTLE MUTULATION and gets the submission victory. The fans give both men a huge ovation! *****

Robert Anthony v. Eddie Kingston
These two have torn the house down in their recent contests and the fans were hoping for some more the same tonight. Kingston comes to fight and gets the best of an early chop battle that sends Anthony to the floor. Kingston maintains control but cannot get the win after a SLIDING D. It is Kingston’s night as he keeps up the attack both in and off the ring. Kingston connects with a BACKFIST TO THE FUTURE but can only get a two count. Anthony counters a high angle bell to back suplex and hits an Ace Crusher. Kingston bails and Anthony follows. Both men tear up ringside and Anthony takes thing too far when he drops Kingston with a chair shot busting him open and earning a disqualification. Anthony is not impressed and shoves the official to the mat before leaving the ring. **

Larry Sweeney & Pinkie Sanchez v. Hounds of Hardcore (Danny Havoc & DJ Hyde)
The fans do not care for either one of these teams so there is great deal of heat at ringside. Sweeney looks very impressive early on against Havoc getting a near fall with a 12 LARGE ELBOWDROP. Both teams are able to make tags and Hyde gets the best of Sanchez. Sweeney gets back into the action but cannot get anything going. Hyde plants Sweeney with a Cyclone Slam and the Havoc finishes it with TOTAL HAVOC. (Cat’s eyes). * ½

Mike Mondo v. Tommaso Ciampa
Both these men have seen their stock fall in recent cards and were looking to turn things around and climb back into the pick six. Mondo comes out strong and takes the battle to Ciampa in and out of the ring. Mondo cracks Ciampa across the back with a chair shot earning some heat from the fans. Back inside, Ciampa battle back and connects with a deathjump clothesline followed by PROJECT CIAMPA for only a two count. The balance of the contest really belongs to Ciampa. Although Mondo does have the occasional offensive move, the story of the night really is Ciampa and his running knees to the corner which have a devastating effect. It is that move that leads to the three count and a big win for the Sicilian Psychopath. ***

PWFI Tag Team Title Match – Johnny Yuma & Charlie Haas (ch) v. The Tribe (Hawaiian Lion & Navajo Warrior)
You can really feel the anticipation of a title change at ringside. The Tribe do not disappoint and come out looking unbeatable early on cutting off Haas from his corner and working him over. The Tribe crushes Haas with RESERVATION DEVASTATION but cannot get the three count. Lion then immediately applies an ANKLE LOCK but Haas is able to grab the ropes. Yuma tags in but quickly gets turned inside out by a lariat and the Tribe continue to batter the champions. A Slot Machine rocks Yuma. Both teams begin to make more frequent tags as the action evens out. Lion mount the corner but Yuma is able to meet him on the top buckle and counters with a superplex that gets the champions back into the match. Yuma connect with SEX FACTOR but Lion kicks out. Haas tags in and immediately wraps up Lion in the HAAS OF PAIN but Lion makes the ropes. Haas applies the hold again and Warrior is in for the save. Haas drags Lion back to the middle of the ring and locks in a third HAAS OF PAIN. Yuma counters the save attempt with a backdrop and Lion has no choice but to tap out. The belts stay with Haas & Yuma in an amazing come from behind win. ***

Another big night of action with an epic battle between A.R. Fox and the American Dragon for the number one contender’s position and an impressive title defense for the seemingly unstoppable Tag Team Champions. In addition, Green Ant continues to roll entering the pick six. Up next, the PWFI returns to Hamilton Ontario. Last time in Hamilton history was made when the first PWFI Champion and Tag Team Champions. The following contest has been signed for the next card

*In a special challenge match, Tomasso Ciampa will face Chuck Taylor as the intense rivalry between these two continues.

*It was announced that following tonight’s card that The Tribe have left the PWFI and have returned to the West Coast Indy Scene. As a result, a new top contender in the tag team division will be decided when the Osirian Portal faces the Hounds of Hardcore. The winning team will get the next shot at Johnny Yuma & Charlie Haas

*Northern Lights Champion Eddie Edwards will be putting his title on the line against the newest member of the pick six, Green Ant. Will Ant continue his winning ways or is the end of the line for the fan favourite?

*A Hamilton Hardcore challenge has been made and Eddie Kingston will battle Robert Anthony once again this time under Hardcore Rules. Kingston likes to brawl and should be in fine form when he steps into the ring again the man who arguable stands between him and a PWFI Title shot. Anthony was fined 5 thousand dollars for his shove of the official and issues a formal apology for his actions. However, there will be no apologies for what he will do to Kingston.

*In the main event, by virtue of his win over A.R. Fox tonight, Brian Danielson challenges PWFI Champion El Generico for the title. Last time these two were in the ring together was at Road to Destiny as two thirds of the three way match to determine the first Northern Lights Champion and that night the American Dragon walked away with the title. Can he do it again?

The Pick Six
1. Tursas
2. Bryan Danielson
3. A.R. Fox
4. Eddie Kingston
5. Robert Anthony
6. Green Ant