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Post by cruefan68 on May 15, 2017 23:36:42 GMT -5
A nice title defense for Harley Race in the main event and a resilient showing for Willie Mack. I liked Adam Cole calling out Nigel McGuinness in what should be a great bout. Another fun show from the Chase.
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Post by Gunslinger on May 16, 2017 6:54:24 GMT -5
A nice title defense for Harley Race in the main event and a resilient showing for Willie Mack. I liked Adam Cole calling out Nigel McGuinness in what should be a great bout. Another fun show from the Chase. Thanks! I knew I wanted to use Willie Mack when I started things up but I didn't know he'd be as good as he is. The funny part is I got him as a freebie thrown in with a regular order. I'm hoping Nigel vs. Adam Cole lives up to expectations. |
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Post by Gunslinger on May 17, 2017 10:04:05 GMT -5
Coming soon, on KPLR channel 11, live from the legendary Chase Hotel, episode 9 of LWF: Wrestling at the Chase!
See Randy Savage take on Tracy Williams in the main event!
*Also in action: Moose, Bruiser Brody, Hanson, Nigel McGuinness, and many more!
* Card Subject to change
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Post by Gunslinger on May 22, 2017 7:52:03 GMT -5
Live from the legendary Chase Hotel, it's episode 9 of Wrestling at the Chase!:
1. Moose vs. Bobby Heenan
Bobby Heenan raked Moose’s eyes at the opening bell, blinding the big man. Heenan continued his attack, focusing on illegal tactics. Heenan drilled Moose with a foreign object, concealing it from the referee, and covered Moose but the former football player kicked out. Heenan threw Moose to the outside and Moose dragged him under the bottom rope and slammed him into the ringpost, busting him open. Moose turned Heenan inside out with a short arm clothesline but Heenan got his foot on the ropes. Moose hit a second short-arm clothesline for the win.
2. Nigel McGuinness vs. Lou Albano
Nigel took control and began working the arm early, nearly getting a pinfall with the Guvnor’s Crumpet. Nigel locked on the London Dungeon but Albano managed to wriggle to the ropes. Nigel spiked Albano with the Tower of London for the win.
3. Hanson vs. Jason Kincaid
The battle of the beards was off to a bad start for Kincaid as Hanson overwhelmed him with his power attack. Hanson hit a powerbomb for a near fall and drilled Kincaid with a carwheel lariat. Kincaid left the ring to regroup but Hanson was ready for him. Hanson threw Kincaid back out to the floor and kicked, stomped, and slammed him all over ringside. Hanson looked into the camera and said he’d do the same thing to Hacksaw Jim Duggan if he ever got in the ring with him again. Kincaid was a bloody mess and Hanson clotheslined him over the guardrail into the crowd. Finally, the referee had enough and disqualified Hanson.
4. Bruiser Brody vs. Rock Riddle
Brody flung Riddle across the ring like a rag doll at the opening bell and almost took his head off with a big boot to the face. Brody threw Riddle to the outside. Brody charged Riddle but Riddle backdropped him over the guard rail into the crowd and quickly ran back into the ring. Brody came after him but Riddle threw him back out of the ring. Riddle plastered Brody with a steel chair in full view of the referee, drawing the DQ.
5. Randy Savage vs. Tracy Williams
Williams tried to grapple with Savage early on but Savage got the upper hand. Williams nearly got counted out after a flying axe handle on the outside. Savage hit a neckbreaker clothesline but Williams kicked out. Savage tossed Williams out to the floor and slammed him into the ringside stairs. Savage hit the flying elbow smash but Williams was too close to the ropes and broke the pin. Savage dragged Williams to the center of the ring and hit a second flying elbow smash for the win.
After the match, Savage got on the mic and said he had a front row seat for River City Rampage so he could watch his good friend Michael Elgin take on Harley Race for the LWF Midwest Heavyweight title. The show went off the air with Savage laughing in the center of the ring.
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Post by cruefan68 on May 22, 2017 20:09:32 GMT -5
I loved seeing the managers in enhancement talent roles, that is a great use for those guys. It looks like Rock Riddle has a death wish, though, as Bruiser Brody will likely be looking for some revenge after taking that chair shot. Randy Savage comes up big against Tracy Williams and taunts Harley Race as well. Good stuff.
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Post by Gunslinger on May 23, 2017 7:53:16 GMT -5
I loved seeing the managers in enhancement talent roles, that is a great use for those guys. It looks like Rock Riddle has a death wish, though, as Bruiser Brody will likely be looking for some revenge after taking that chair shot. Randy Savage comes up big against Tracy Williams and taunts Harley Race as well. Good stuff. Nothing good will come of having Randy Savage at ringside... |
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Post by topdollar on May 23, 2017 12:31:38 GMT -5
I used to watch Wrestling At The Chase every Sunday morning at 11:00 AM on KPLR Channel 11 with my dad. I remember Bruiser Brody--or I should say King Kong Brody--calling himself the "Sunday Morning Man". I'm pleased to see him playing a huge role in your fed. It's so nice to see that I'm not the only one who remembers the good old days when St. Louis was the wrestling capitol of the world. All the greats made their way to Chase Park Plaza, Kiel Auditorium, and the "old barn" St. Louis Arena aka the Checkerdome when Purina owned the Blues hockey team. I'm hoping that "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers will come to town to challenge "Handsome" Harley Race for the championship. I couldn't help but notice that you've only used wrestlers as cornermen. Is that a throwback to promoter Sam Muchnick not using managers? I also assume that you won't be introducing any other belts because Muchnick only had the NWA Missouri State title--no tag belts or secondary singles titles. Congratulations on a great start for your Wrestling At The Chase fed. I look forward to reading more about it!
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Post by Gunslinger on May 23, 2017 12:42:17 GMT -5
I used to watch Wrestling At The Chase every Sunday morning at 11:00 AM on KPLR Channel 11 with my dad. I remember Bruiser Brody--or I should say King Kong Brody--calling himself the "Sunday Morning Man". I'm pleased to see him playing a huge role in your fed. It's so nice to see that I'm not the only one who remembers the good old days when St. Louis was the wrestling capitol of the world. All the greats made their way to Chase Park Plaza, Kiel Auditorium, and the "old barn" St. Louis Arena aka the Checkerdome when Purina owned the Blues hockey team. I'm hoping that "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers will come to town to challenge "Handsome" Harley Race for the championship. I couldn't help but notice that you've only used wrestlers as cornermen. Is that a throwback to promoter Sam Muchnick not using managers? I also assume that you won't be introducing any other belts because Muchnick only had the NWA Missouri State title--no tag belts or secondary singles titles. Congratulations on a great start for your Wrestling At The Chase fed. I look forward to reading more about it! Thanks for reading! I used to watch Wrestling at the Chase with my dad in the dying days of the territory and I loved the Larry Matysik Wrestling at the Chase book so that's where the inspiration comes from. I'm only using the color cards so no managers yet but I'm thinking about bringing in the Dark Menace at some point. You're right on about not bringing in another singles belt or tag belts, though I might do a tag team tournament at some point. I thought about reviving my old LWF Missouri title for the fed but decided I'd rather have a tournament to kick things off. Buddy Rogers will show up eventually. |
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Post by Gunslinger on May 24, 2017 9:20:29 GMT -5
Coming soon, on KPLR channel 11, live from the legendary Chase Hotel, episode 10 of LWF: Wrestling at the Chase!
See Curt Hennig take on Christopher Daniels in the main event!
*Also in action: Keith Lee, Zack Sabre Jr, Lio Rush, Jeff Cobb, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, and many more!
* Card Subject to change
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Post by Gunslinger on May 30, 2017 6:30:23 GMT -5
Live from the legendary Chase Hotel, it's episode 10 of Wrestling at the Chase!:
1. Keith Lee vs. Big Sue Jackson
Lee downed Jackson and hit the Spirit Bomb in the opening seconds but Jackson kicked out. Lee hit Ground Zero for the win.
2. Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Lio Rush
Sabre outwrestled Rush in the opening minutes and hit a dragon suplex for a near fall. Sabre locked on the cross armbreaker but Rush made it to the ropes. Sabre took Rush down and locked on the cross armbreaker a second time but Rush managed to escape the hold. Sabre hit the Sabre Driver but Rush kicked out. Rush made a comeback and hit the Dragon’s Call for a near fall. Sabre and Rush traded the advantage back and forth a few times. Rush hit a somersault plancha and Sabre was nearly counted out. Sabre made a comeback and nearly knocked Rush unconscious with the European Uppercut in the corner. Sabre drilled Rush with a rolling elbow but was too close to the ropes to make the cover. Rush made a comeback and hit the Dragon’s Call a second time for a near fall. Rush hit the Dragon’s Call a third time but Zabre kicked out again! Rush hit a somersault plancha and Sabre barely made it back into the ring. Rush threw Sabre out of the ring and went for another plancha but Sabre smashed him with a chair. Sabre threw Rush back into the ring and drilled Rush with another rolling elbow but Rush got his foot on the ropes. Sabre and Rush battled back and forth and Sabre hit another brutal corner European Uppercut but Rush defied the odds and kicked out again! Sabre continued his assault and nailed Rush with the Dragon Suplex for the win.
The crowd at the Chase Hotel gave the two men a standing ovation as they left ringside.
3. Marion Fontaine vs. Jeff Cobb
Cobb dominated Fontaine, suplexing him all over the ring. After a few minutes, Fontaine gave up and got intentionally counted out.
4. Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Greg Valentine
Duggan and Valentine traded the advantage back and forth. After a few minutes, Valentine took control and dropped Duggan throat-first across the ropes and made a cover but Duggan kicked out. Valentine went to the top but Duggan threw him to the mat. Duggan went to the top but Valentine climbed up after him and superplexed him back into the ring. Valentine hit a shoulder breaker but Duggan kicked out. Valentine hit a series of chops and rolled Duggan up for the win.
After the match, Larry Matysik got a few words from Duggan. Duggan said he couldn’t get Hanson out of his mind and wanted to prove to everyone that he was the tougher man.
5. Curt Hennig vs. Christopher Daniels
Hennig came to the ring and waited for Daniels. Daniels came out with his partner, Frankie Kazarian. Hennig was jawing with Kazarian and Daniels drilled him with an enzuigiri for a near fall. The crowd erupted as Larry Hennig made his way down to ringside to support his son. Daniels and Henig traded the advantage, wrestling a competitive match. Hennig hit a sunset flip but Daniels kicked out. Hennig hit a running knee lift but Daniels managed to get his shoulder up. Daniels took the advantage and hit the Angel’s Wings. Larry Hennig entered the ring but Kazarian cut him off. Daniels hit the Best Moonsault Ever for the win.
After the match, The Hennigs and the Addiction got into a wild brawl. Security mobbed the ring as the show went off the air.
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