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Post by cruefan68 on Dec 19, 2020 0:31:18 GMT -5
War Games was incredible from start to finish. Poor Bobby Heenan taking the Superfly from the top of the cage! Ouch! Not a good night to be "The Brain". I absolutely loved the debuts of both the British Bulldogs (love them being managed by Albano!) and Don Muraco along with Mr. Fuji. Muraco made a serious statement laying out both Windham and Savage.
Some of my other favorite moments from the card were Trish Stratus winning the Vixens title, Brisco Brothers over the Midnight Express (huge win for Jack & Jerry), the Long Riders suffering their first loss as Stars & Stripes pick up a big win, and that Gorgeous George-Sam Houston bout sounded like a show stealer.
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Post by Vegas on Dec 19, 2020 1:58:31 GMT -5
It is now time for the start of Hell in a Cell!
Hell in a Cell presented by VWF's EAWA brand October 26, Year 2 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, NV (First Third of show)
Preshow Match: Warlord defeated Chris Candido (accompanied by Tom Prichard)
- Warlord, making his VWF debut in this unannounced Preshow match, won via a RUNNING POWER SLAM.
Preshow Match: The Gilberts defeated the BWO in a 6 man tag match
- The Gilberts won this match when Doug Gilbert pinned Stevie Richards via his PILEDRIVER.
- commentators: Matt Striker and Larry Zbyszko
Match #1: The Heroes of Hardcore defeated the Vachons (managed by The Sicilian,) the Midnight Bees, and the Pitbulls in a Vegas Traditional Opening 4 way tag elimination match
- The Vachons eliminated the Pitbulls when Butcher Vachon pinned Pitbull #1 via QUADRUPLE FOOT STOMP.
- The Vachons eliminated the Midnight Bees when Butcher Vachon pinned "The Rocker" Mary Jannetty via QUADRUPLE FOOT STOMP.
- The Heroes of Hardcore eliminated the Vachons when Hardcore Hutton submitted Butcher Vachon via ABDONIMAL STRETCH.
Match #2: Adrian Adonis (managed by Jimmy Hart) defeated Ric McCord
- This match marked the VWF debuts for both Adonis and his manager Hart.
- Adonis won in just a few moves via GOODNIGHT IRENE.
Match #3: Juventud Guerrera defeated Jerry Lynn
- A very good cruiserweight match. Guerrera got the victory via his 450 SPLASH.
Match #4: Iron Sheik (managed by Shawn Daivari) defeated Dan Severn in a submission match
- This was an intense mat-based match with both Severn and the Iron Sheik trying to tap each other out as Severn hit the Iron Sheik with his CHOKE SLEEPER and bow and arrow and the Iron Sheik continuously trying to win via his CAMEL CLUTCH. The end came when Daivari smashed Severn in the face with a steel chair and the Iron Sheik then managed to get the win via his CAMEL CLUTCH.
End of First Third. Second Third posted next.
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Post by Vegas on Dec 19, 2020 19:56:40 GMT -5
Hell in a Cell presented by VWF's EAWA brand October 26, Year 2 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, NV (Second Third of show, First Third of show)
Match #5: Justin Credible defeated Mikey Whipwreck in a tables match
- both Credible and Whipwreck sent each other through tables in this grudge match which was won by Credible via a DDT.
Match #6: Konnan defeated Vampiro (accompanied by Al Snow) in a coffin match in a match with Ox Baker as the special referee.
- Toward the end of this match, Baker got tired of Snow's constant interference attempts and nailed him with a HEART PUNCH! Konnan then hit a distracted Vampiro with his NIAGARA DRIVER on top of the coffin and then placed Vampiro inside the coffin to win the match.
Match #7: EAWA Tag Team Champions The Crusher and Jackie Fargo defeated the Valiants
- First Fall: A good fall with the Valiants giving the defending champions plenty of problems. Nevertheless this fall went to the champions as The Crusher pinned "Handsome" Jimmy Valiant via an elbow drop. The Crusher and Fargo are up 1-0.
- Second Fall: The Valiants were in trouble but battled back and got the victory when "Luscious" Johnny Valiant pinned The Crusher via his SPINNING NECKBREAKER. The Crusher/Fargo and the Valiants are tied 1-1.
- Third/Final Fall: Fargo pinned "Luscious" Johnny Valiant via a big right hand. The Crusher and Fargo retain the EAWA Tag Team Championship.
End of Second Third. Final Third is next.
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Post by Vegas on Dec 19, 2020 20:31:28 GMT -5
Hell in a Cell presented by VWF's EAWA brand October 26, Year 2 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, NV (Final Third of show, First Third and Second Third are both posted above)
Match #8: EAWA Champion Big Van Vader (managed by "Precious" Paul Ellering) defeated Curt Hennig and Rob Van Dam in a triple threat match
- Even the combined efforts of friends RVD and Hennig failed to slow down Vader who won this match by pinning Hennig via a RELEASED POWER BOMB to retain the EAWA Championship.
Match #9: Shane Douglas (accompanied by Francine) defeated Brass Knuckles Champion Sandman in a Hell in a Cell match
- A very violent match. Douglas won via a power bomb to end the 3 month Brass Knuckles Championship reign of the Sandman.
- As a result, Douglas is the new Brass Knuckles Champion which is his first title in the VWF.
Survivor Series is coming next month!
Match #10: Steve "Dr. Death" Williams defeated Terry Gordy in a loser leaves the VWF Hell in a Cell match.
- A good match to end this major feud. Gordy had Williams in trouble but Williams got a desperately needed reversal and proceeded to give Gordy the OKLAHOMA STAMPEDE into all 4 sides of the Cell and then got the pinfall.
- As a result, Gordy has to leave the VWF.
End of Show. See you tomorrow for Halloween Havoc presented by Smackdown!
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Post by Vegas on Dec 19, 2020 22:09:09 GMT -5
It is now time for Halloween Havoc!
Halloween Havoc presented by VWF's Smackdown brand October 27, Year 2 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, NV (First Third of show)
- Preshow Match: The Barbarian defeated Wild Bill White
- This match marked the VWF debut of the Barbarian.
- The Barbarian won easily via FLYING CLOTHESLINE.
- commentators: Matt Striker and Larry Zbyszko
Match #1: Koko B. Ware defeated Jim Londos, the Boogie Woogie Man (accompanied by Brian Christopher,) and Disco Inferno in a Vegas Traditional Opening 4 Way elimination match
- Disco Inferno did not take too kindly to Ware- who was making his VWF debut- showing him up with his superior dance moves before the match started and insisted on starting the match against Ware.
- Ware pinned Disco Inferno via a standing dropkick.
- Boogie Woogie Man pinned Londos via BOOGIE WOOGIE ELBOW.
- Ware pinned Boogie Woogie Man via his BRAINBUSTER to win his VWF debut match.
Match #2: Mildred Burke defeated Leilani Kai
- Burke won via her devastating ALLIGATOR CLUTCH.
Survivor Series is coming next month!
Match #3: Hacksaw Jim Duggan and Bob Roop defeated the Quebecers
- Making his VWF debut, former US Olympian Roop turned out to be Duggan's mystery surprise patriotic tag team partner for this match against the Quebecers.
- The Quebecers were in control but missed an attempted TOWER OF QUEBEC against Roop who then made a desperately needed tag to Duggan who a few moves later put away Jacques Rougeau via a spinning bodyslam.
- Afterward, Duggan and Roop led the crowd in chants of "USA!"
Match #4: Magnum TA defeated Johnny Valentine (managed by JJ Dillon)
- Magnum TA got the impressive victory over a former World Champion in Valentine via his BELLY TO BELLY SUPLEX.
End of First Third. Second Third is next.
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Post by cruefan68 on Dec 20, 2020 10:33:50 GMT -5
Hell in a Cell was awesome as well. Very cool to see Shane Douglas win his first championship and I'm happy for the successful debut of Adrian Adonis. I'm looking forward to see how he fares in the EAWA. Sorry to see Terry Gordy go, I wonder if he will find a new home in the VWF universe? Congrats to Steve Williams on that huge win. Just a fun show from start to finish.
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Post by Pariah on Dec 20, 2020 13:57:06 GMT -5
Disappointed that Vampiro lost that coffin match to Konnan, but I'm interested to see how things develop between Ox and Snow as a result of how things went down...
Vader will be tough to knock off the top of the mountain... Expecting he might set some records with this title reign.
Great stuff, as always!
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Post by Vegas on Dec 20, 2020 19:51:47 GMT -5
Hell in a Cell was awesome as well. Very cool to see Shane Douglas win his first championship and I'm happy for the successful debut of Adrian Adonis. I'm looking forward to see how he fares in the EAWA. Sorry to see Terry Gordy go, I wonder if he will find a new home in the VWF universe? Congrats to Steve Williams on that huge win. Just a fun show from start to finish. Thanks for commenting cruefan68! I am looking forward to seeing what Adonis and Jimmy Hart do together on the EAWA brand. On my EAWA brand where every match is no DQ and no countout, Sandman really has some advantages with how his card is written as he can use his SINGAPORE CANE (+2) finisher repeatedly without having to worry about getting DQd and that DDT-3 on L30 is always DDT on weapon- 3 Add 1 as every EAWA match is a no DQ match so it was impressive for Shane Douglas to end Sandman's 3 month reign as Brass Knuckles Champion. Right now I am clearing some roster space for the newly released color cards, but Terry Gordy will return at some point (hopefully alongside one or two Freebirds if they ever get signed.)
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Post by Vegas on Dec 20, 2020 19:56:01 GMT -5
Disappointed that Vampiro lost that coffin match to Konnan, but I'm interested to see how things develop between Ox and Snow as a result of how things went down... Vader will be tough to knock off the top of the mountain... Expecting he might set some records with this title reign. Great stuff, as always! Good to hear from you Pariah! I thought Vampiro might win that coffin match and then I could make that a signature match of his in the VWF but the dice rolls were heavily favoring Konnan this time. Vader will be tough to knock off (although he has been pinned before- such as recently by Curt Henning in a non-title match) but his title reign might last all the way through Vegasmania until the next draft shortly afterward as I have some tentative plans to have some really big names get drafted to the EAWA brand.
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Post by Vegas on Dec 20, 2020 20:37:09 GMT -5
Halloween Havoc presented by VWF's Smackdown brand October 27, Year 2 T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, NV (Second Third of show, First Third is posted above)
Match #5: Ladies Champion Sherri Martel defeated Candi Divine
- Martel won via her TOP ROPE SPLASH to retain the Ladies Championship.
Match #6: United States Tag Team Champions Fantastics defeated The Butcher and the Bear (managed by Killer Kowalski)
- First Fall: A very competitive and action-packed fall, the Fantastics won when Bobby Fulton pinned Ivan Koloff via a cross body block. Fantastics up 1-0.
- Second Fall: Another very good fall, The Butcher and the Bear won this one when Ivan Koloff pinned Tommy Rogers after a powerful RUSSIAN SICKLE. Fantastics and The Butcher and the Bear are tied 1-1.
- Third/Final Fall: Fulton rolled up Abdullah the Butcher with a FANTASTIC CRADLE to get the pinfall. Fantastics win 2-1 to retain the United States Tag Team Championship.
Match #7: World Tag Team Champions Rock N' Roll Express defeated the James Gang
- First Fall: Rock N' Roll Express won this fall when Robert Gibson pinned Kip James following the DOUBLE DROPKICK. Rock N' Roll Express are up 1-0.
- Second Fall: The James Gang came very close to winning this fall as Kip James seemingly had Ricky Morton pinned via his STANDING LEG DROP, but Gibson managed to make a last second pin save. The Rock N' Roll Express regrouped and managed to win this fall when Morton pinned Kip James following the DOUBLE DROPKICK. Rock N' Roll Express win 2-0 to retain the World Tag Team Championship.
End of Second Third. Final Third posted next.
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