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Post by Pariah on Oct 30, 2016 2:17:32 GMT -5
Pleasantly surprised by a very cool Osirian Portal victory... They defeated WGTT with such authority...
Delirious and Bennett each have a great performance... With Maria and Brutal Bob taking their share of bumps as well... And I thoroughly enjoyed the encounter between Homicide and Rhino - That one could be rematch worthy...
Quack absolutely dominated the main event... Steen showed a lot of resiliency, but couldn't generate any offense...
Very entertaining show!
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Post by cruefan68 on Oct 30, 2016 11:36:48 GMT -5
That was a huge shock for me seeing Mike Quackenbush topple Kevin Steen in the main event retaining the Super Indy title. My favorite match of the night had to be Michael Elgin vs. Brodie Lee. Just tremendous action there and I loved the finish and big win for Elgin. Homicide over Rhino was also excellent and speaking of shocking wins how about the Osirian Portal over WGTT in quick fashion. I was not expecting to see that. The rest of the card was great as well. Top flight action here, Bookerbill.
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Post by bookerbill on Oct 31, 2016 6:24:46 GMT -5
Thanks for the feedback. Interesting that Pariah thought that Quackenbush dominated his match with Steen. After rolling out the action, my initial thoughts were that Steen had the match in hand before the fateful backdrop attempt that turned the momentum and lead to the finish. Super Indy Supreme returns to action on November 5, 2016 with “Fired Up” at St. Clair College Gymnasium, Windsor, ON
** 1st Match Announcement**
One team that will no doubt be fired up with by Hallowicked and Frightmare as they will be in the main event as Incoherence goes after the Tag Team Titles currently held by The Tribe, Navajo Warrior & Hawaiian Lion. The Tribe last faced Incoherence in the semi-finals of the Tag Team Title Tournament and many feel that if it were not for the timely distraction of Olivia, the Tribe would not prevailed on that night. Ultramantis Black will lead Incoherence into action while Olivia will be a ringside for the champions. |
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Post by Pariah on Oct 31, 2016 10:57:56 GMT -5
Thanks for the feedback. Interesting that Pariah thought that Quackenbush dominated his match with Steen. After rolling out the action, my initial thoughts were that Steen had the match in hand before the fateful backdrop attempt that turned the momentum and lead to the finish. Yeah, after re-reading the match, I realized that Steen hit some impressive combos... My first time through, all I saw was one QUACKENDRIVER after another... Crazy! |
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Post by bookerbill on Nov 1, 2016 5:10:18 GMT -5
Pariah , Quackenbush's double finisher has proven to be a powerful weapon during his run for sure. It seems that in every match he hits multiple Quackendriver's, usually back to back as well. ** 2nd Match Announcement**
The ongoing tournament to determine the first Super Indy Elite Champion will continue as part of “Fired Up.” Third seed Saraya Knight is expected to a competitor that will likely be there in the end but she had better not look past the number eleven seed Jessie McKay or she may find herself the victim of McKay’s second upset of the tournament. Will McKay have what it takes to advance to the semi-finals in stunning fashion or will this be the bout where Knight shows she is serious about claiming the gold?
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Post by bookerbill on Nov 2, 2016 5:14:59 GMT -5
** 3rd Match Announcement**
David Marquez has been watching the action closely and took to social media not only to hype “Fired Up” but also to interject in the booking and add a special match to the card. At Super Indy Rebirth, Mike Quackenbush was attacked by Adam Pearce after his title defence against Claudio Castagnoli. Pearce also turned his aggression on Castagnoli before gloating to the crowd with the Title Belt in hand. As a result, David Marquez has made the controversial decision to have Quackenbush defend the Super Indy Title at “Fired Up” against Adam Pearce in main event. The decision is not sitting well with some of those in Super Indy Management who feel that Pearce should not be rewarded for his action and perhaps even suspended. The controversy may only get bigger if Pearce walks out of “Fired Up” with the Super Indy Title.
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Post by cruefan68 on Nov 2, 2016 8:14:10 GMT -5
** 3rd Match Announcement**
David Marquez has been watching the action closely and took to social media not only to hype “Fired Up” but also to interject in the booking and add a special match to the card. At Super Indy Rebirth, Mike Quackenbush was attacked by Adam Pearce after his title defence against Claudio Castagnoli. Pearce also turned his aggression on Castagnoli before gloating to the crowd with the Title Belt in hand. As a result, David Marquez has made the controversial decision to have Quackenbush defend the Super Indy Title at “Fired Up” against Adam Pearce in main event. The decision is not sitting well with some of those in Super Indy Management who feel that Pearce should not be rewarded for his action and perhaps even suspended. The controversy may only get bigger if Pearce walks out of “Fired Up” with the Super Indy Title.
Adam Pearce benefitting from his attack on Mike Quackenbush is controversial but Quack does have a chance at both revenge and further solidifying his reign as champion. Sound good to me, can't wait to see what happens. |
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Post by bookerbill on Nov 3, 2016 5:05:14 GMT -5
** 4th Match Announcement**
At “Rebirth” the Briscoe Brothers and SCUM engaged in a wild battle without a clear winner. Mark and Jay Briscoe were left standing in the ring after the dust settled but Jimmy Jacobs promised the Briscoe Brothers that things were not over between the two sides. We will find out at “Fired Up” as the two teams will once again meet in the ring.
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Post by Pariah on Nov 3, 2016 14:03:14 GMT -5
SCUM maybe should have counted themselves lucky to get away in one piece... Dem Boys are not to be trifled with - Especially when they're in a foul mood... That being said, you can never discount the underhanded abilities of Jacobs and Corino... Expecting this one to end in a controversial manner... These four need to be put in a cage to settle things... Can't wait!
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Post by bookerbill on Nov 4, 2016 6:51:23 GMT -5
** 5th Match Announcement**
Back at “Rebirth” Larry Sweeney and Ultramantis Black were at ringside for the Young Bucks and Incoherence, respectively, but ended up being drawn into the action as part of a wild six man brawl. Now the Black and Sweeney will be featured in the ring themselves as they meet in a singles encounter. Fans will have to keep an eye on ringside for the Bucks and Incoherence during this match so there is not telling what may happen. Also in action: Tommaso Ciampa, Adam Cole, Bryan Danielson, The Hobo, Mike Mondo and Joey Ryan. |
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