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Post by reviler13 on Jul 2, 2018 17:57:49 GMT -5
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Post by reviler13 on Jul 2, 2018 18:40:41 GMT -5
 Prime Wrestling TV
2013 Season Episode #1
 
In the Ring: The show starts with the Prime Champion in the ring. Johnny Gargano thanks the fans for their support, as he would not have been able to comeback with out it. As Gargano continues, Jimmy Jacobs comes out and interrupts him. Jacobs tells Gargano that their battle isn’t over. He will continue on, until he takes everything away from Gargano! As Gargano starts to reply, Jacobs attacks him and a brawl is on! However, Gargano is ready for Jacobs. Gargano dropkicks Jacobs, and then quickly hits him with a cross body block. Gargano then attempted to lock on the Gargano Esacpe, but Jacobs knew it was coming and slid from the ring. Gargano told Jacobs to “come on” but the “Zombie Princess” only smirks and makes his way to the back. The issues between these two is far from over!
  
Winner: Tim Donst (Hydro Lock)
Fatigue: Cole 2
Match Rating: *
Adam Cole spent more time insulting the fans than taking Donst seriously. After Donst suplexed Cole over the top rope, Cole was dazed and Donst applies his Hydro Lock. Cole realized hat he was caught, and decided to tap out than to risk an injury.
 
Winner: Cheech (DQ)
Fatigue: Cheech 1
Match Rating: 1/2 *
Delirious only sought to punish Cheech. He did not even try to win the match. As Cheech was down, Delirious grabbed a chair and smashed Cheech over the head, drawing the DQ. The fans booed, as Delirious had a sidistic glee in his eye. The medical team checked Cheech, and he was able to walk out under his own power.
 
Winner: “Unbreakable” Michael Elgin (Spinning Sit-Out Powerbomb)
Fatigue: Elgin 1; Hoyt 5
Match Rating: *
Michael Elgin has been dominating the Prime roster in recent weeks. Tonight, it continued. Elgin dominated the “American Psycho” throughout the match. Hoyt battled back and even scored a near fall, but the Elgin unleashed a flurry of lariats that rocked Hoyt. Elgin then finished off Hoyt with his trademark Spinning Sit-Out Powerbomb.
Prime TV Championship
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Winner: “Walking Weapon” Josh Alexander (DQ)
Fatigue: N/A
Match Rating: -
The Morning Star’s first defense was a tall order. The Walking Weapon did not make it easy. Several explorers by Alenxander frustrated Rayne, as he responded with several T-Bone suplexes. As both men tried to regain their advantage, Rayne clotheslined Alexander and both went over the rope to the floor. Alexander recovered first, but was unaware that Delirious snuck through the crowd and hit the Walking Weapon with Red Poison! Morgan Dollar was having none of it, and promptly DQ’d Rayne. However, Michael Kai Rayne retains the Prime TV Championship! Delirious the jumped the barricade and attacked Rayne, security floods the area to separate the, As the show comes to it’s end!
Next Week: Aeroform VS Megalomaniacs! Plus, what will the fallout be between Gargano/Jacobs and Rayne/Delirious? |
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Post by reviler13 on Jul 3, 2018 14:35:25 GMT -5
Prime Wrestling TV
2013 Season Episode #2
The show opens with the Prime TV Champion, “The Morning Star” Michael Kai Rayne, making his way to the arena. He is subsequently blindsided by Delirious. The insane masked man punishes Rayne with any object he can get his hands on. He crushes Rayne with a Shadows over Hell to knock the champ out. Security rushes to check on Rayne, as Delirious runs off laughing maniacally.
   
Winner: Aeroform (Lyndon/Rush); (Reverse Huracanrana)
Fatigue: Rush 4; Butcher 5
Match Rating: ****
The first match of the night was a classic. Both teams were efficient with their tag team tactics. Aeroform was in trouble early as Rush was isolated. However, he did not give up and tagged in Lyndon. Lyndon proceeded to take it to the Megalomaniac members. Necro Butcher taking the worst of it. As the match came to its close, Rush scored a crushing reverse huracanrana on Butcher, and with Fontaine blocked by Lyndon, Aeroform took the well deserved win!
*After the bell, Marion Fontaine hit a low blow on Lyndon as Necro Butcher grabs his chain and attacks Rush. After repeated smashes over the head, Necro Butcher then hit a sickening Necro Bomb on Rush, leaving him lying in the ring. The medical team and Lyndon checked on Rush, as the Megalomaniacs seems pleased with their handiwork*
Outside the arena, in a dimly lit place, the “Demonic Disciple” Eric Ryan is looking into a small fire. He stares into the fire for a few seconds and then begins to speak. “The Reckoning is here. You all may not know what that entails, but soon all will be made clear. Tonight, Ricky Shane Page faces me, and he is in for a Reckoningl He May have his Megalomaniacs with him, but that ego driven group is nothing compared to the Reckoning. No one can escape it. So, run while you still can!”
 
Winner: “M-Dogg” Matt Cross (Shooting Star Press)
Fatigue: Starks 2
Match Rating: *
M-Dogg had no patience for the member of Sex Appeal, and he hit a Double Leg takedown right at the bell. From there, Matt Cross controlled the entirety of the match. Having seen enough, Nicki Valentino ran out to help his Sex Appeal friend. However, Matt Cross was ready for him. He sent Valentino flying off the apron with a drop kick, and then proceeded to finish off Starks with a Shooting Star Press. Valentino quickly got Starks to the back, though he was mean mugging M-Dogg the whole way.
Winner: “Demonic Disciple” Eric Ryan (DQ)
Fatigue: Page 3
Match Rating: * 1/2
The “Demonic Disciple” punished Page. He was all over him, and did not let “The Babyfaced Assassin” breathe. After scoring a close fall, Marion Fontaine and Necro But her had seen enough. They stormed the ring and attacked Ryan. As the numbers game overwhelmed Ryan, out came the “American Psycho” Lance Hoyt and Delirious. With the odds evened, the members of the Reckoning gained ground against the Megalomaniacs. Having enough, the Megalomaniacs bail out of the ring, and talk trash as they mak their way to the back, as the show comes to its end!
Next Week: 2/3rds of the Extreme Horsemen are in action as “The Enforcer” C.W. Anderson takes on “No Fear” Mike Mondo, and Justin Credible takes on “All Ego” Ethan Page! |
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Post by reviler13 on Jul 20, 2018 14:52:04 GMT -5
Prime Wrestling TV
2013 Season Episode #3
 
Winner: C.W. Anderson (Shotgun Kick)
Fatigue: Mondo 1; Anderson 1
Match Rating: *
This match was really getting going, until Mike Elgin came out. His presence distracted Mondo, which gave Anderson the opening he needed to score the win!
*After the bell, Elgin got on the mic and accused Mondo of ducking him. He insulted his “No Fear” nickname saying that he fears Elgin. As Mondo is fuming in the ring, Elgin proposes that they fight at Anniversary, and they will see if Mondo really is “No Fear”! Mondo accepts without question!*
Jimmy Jacobs is seen talking to himself in his locker room, when suddenly Johnny Gargano rushes in and attacks Jacobs! The two begin throwing bombs at one another, until Gargano picks up a trash can and smashes Jacobs with it. Security rushes in to break it up. As Gargano tries to get to Jacobs, Commissioner Charlie Cox arrives and says that enough is enough! It is clear that this needs to end. So at Anniversary, their match will now be a steel cage match! He then has security escort both men from the arena
Louden Noxious: “In two weeks time, Prime Wrestling will present its first PPV of the year, Anniversary. At Anniversary, Michael Kai Rayne will defend his Prime TV Championship against Delirious, and the reigning Prime Champion; Johnny Gargano will defend his championship against Jimmy Jacobs in a steel cage! Don’t miss this opportunity and get your tickets now!
 
Winner: Youthanazia (Shooting Star Press)
Fatigue: Prohibition 3; Ryan 1; Hoyt 4
Match Rating: ***
Both teams were putting on a classic. The Reckoning were able to isolate Josh Prohibition and some felt the end was near. However, the tag to Matt Cross was made and saved the match. Cross was on fire as he sent the members of the Reckoning scrambling. Cross was just too much, and was able to put Hoyt away with a beautiful shooting star press, as Prohibition had no trouble blocking Ryan from the save.
 
Winner: “All Ego” Ethan Page (Boom! Headshot)
Fatigue: Credible 4
Match Rating: **
Justin Credible feigned a handshake and instead sucker punched Page to start this match. However, Credible quickly found himself on the end of a furious series of offense by Page. Credible was in trouble and went for his kendo stick. Morgan Dollar stepped in and took the weapon from Credible. As he did, Page blatantly hit a low blow on Credible and then followed it up with a cutter to put him away!
Next Week: The Prime Tag Team Champions, Armed and Dangerous are in action against C&C Wrestle Factory. Plus, what else will happen on the last episode before Anniversary?
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Post by Pariah on Jul 20, 2018 15:12:43 GMT -5
Totally diggin' those awesome wins for Youthanazia and #AllEgo... Good times!
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Post by reviler13 on Jul 21, 2018 11:47:47 GMT -5
Totally diggin' those awesome wins for Youthanazia and #AllEgo... Good times! Thanks my friend. I was surprised with how easily they controlled and won their respective matches. If they keep it up, both can hold gold in no time! |
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Post by TTX on Jul 21, 2018 12:10:15 GMT -5
Fun win by Anderson.
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Post by reviler13 on Mar 8, 2019 19:20:33 GMT -5
Prime Wrestling TV2013 Season Episode #4
Greg Excellent def. Nicki Valentino: by countout
The always fun loving Greg Excellent had no difficulty in handling Valentino. Valentino on the other hand, got so frustrated that he decided to take a walk. As a result, Greg wins by countout as the referee made the count.
-Backstage Johnny Gargano is seen walking, when he is suddenly attacked from behind by Jimmy Jacobs. Jacobs bounces Gargano off the walls, the vending machines, and even off the bathroom door. Gargano is able to hit a stiff flurry of punches to stun Jacobs. Gargano grabs a chair and goes to hit Jacobs, when Jacobs hits a low blow. Gargano drops the chair, and Jacobs retaliates with his railroad spike, spiking Gargano in the head. GRgano is down and bleeding, when security arrives and breaks it up. What kind of shape will Gargano be in for his title defense next week?
Colin Delaney def. Steve O’Reno: by pinfall
Colin Delaney was in total control of this one. Ricky Starks tried to interfere early on, but Delaney was still too much for O’Reno, and won the match after a lung blower.
-Louden Noxious: “Prime Wrestling is set to present, Anniversary next week coming to you from Cleveland, OH. Micheal Kai Rayne will defend the Prime TV Championship against Delirious. Micheal Elgin seeks to prove he is the most dominant man in Prime, as he takes on “No Fear” Mike Mondo in what should be a hard hitting match. Also not to be missed, the Prime Champion, Johnny Gargano will defend his championship against the man determined to destroy him, Jimmy Jacobs, and they will lock up in a steel cage! Get your tickets while you still can!”
Armed and Dangerous def. C&C Wrestle Factory: by pinfall
A lariat out of the turnbuckle by Davey Vega on Cedric Alexander resulted in a flash pin, and this one was over! The champions looked great as they are set to defend the Prime Tag Team Championship against Youthanazia at Anniversary!
Next Week: Prime Wrestling presents Anniversary from Cleveland, OH!
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Post by reviler13 on Mar 8, 2019 20:11:38 GMT -5
Anniversary January 27, 2013Q Arena Cleveland, OHRicky Starks def. Rex Havoc: by DQ
Rex Havoc just punished Ricky Starks in this one. The referee finally had enough and disqualified Havoc after slamming Starks head first into the steel ring post for the third time. Havoc, venting his disappointment, then slams Starks into the barricade repeatedly, until finally the referee was able to break it up. Starks was helped to the back by the medical personnel.
Extreme Horsemen def. American Fun: by DQ
With nothing but disdain for their opponents, Extreme Horsemen unloaded on American Fun right when the bell rang. In desperation, Dick Justice hit a low blow on Anderson, but the referee saw it and called for the bell! The Extreme Horsemen lived up to their namesake as they smashed Greg Excellent with a steel chair. Dick Justice did not escape, as he was powerbombed onto the barricade. Greg Excellent was stretchered out to the back by the medical personnel.
No DQ Match
The Reckoning def. The Megalomaniacs: by submission
This one was expected to be a war and a war is what the fans got. Both teams started off cautiously measuring one another, but that quickly ended and bombs were thrown. As both teams were bloody and spent, Lance Hoyt lifted Marion Fontaine up and drove him threw the announcer’s table! This allowed Eric Ryan to catch Rickey Shane Page in his patented Ryantamer. Page was in extreme pain, as he tried to break the hold, but he could not, and ended up passing out, giving The Reckoning the brutal win!
Prime TV Championship
Delirious def. Micheal Kai Rayne: by DQ
Micheal Kai Rayne looked to enact revenge against Delirious and to hopefully get past him. Well, that did not happen. The referee had to call for the bell when Rayne decided to drop the steel steps onto the head of Delirious. The champion retains his title, but it is clear this rivalry is far from over.
Necro Butcher def. Louis Lyndon: by pinfall
Louis Lyndon looked to get payback against Necro Butcher for injuring Lio Rush. It was clear that Lyndon had no answer to the stronger Butcher. A Necro Bomb ended this short but intense match.
Micheal Elgin def. “No Fear” Mike Mondo: by pinfall
Elgin has been on his mission to prove he is the most dominant man in Prime Wrestling. Mondo was his latest challenge, and a challenge he provided. Both men fought hard to prove who was more dominant. A superplex late into the match seemed to stun Mondo long enough for Elgin to hit a deadlift powerbomb to put Mondo away! After the bell, Adam Cole came out and with Mondo they attack Elgin as they hit a spike piledriver onto the floor! Both men are proud of themselves, as Elgin was wobbly and needed help getting to the back.
Prime Tag Team Championship
Armed and Dangerous def. Youthanazia: by pinfall
Youthanazia controlled most of this match as they isolated and double teamed Gregory Iron. A desperate tag to Davey Vega brings on the fire, as he cleans house. A sunset flip off the ropes, secures the win as Vega pins Cross! Both teams shook hands after such a great match.
Prime Championship
Steel Cage Match
Johnny Gargano def. Jimmy Jacobs: by escaping the cage
The highly anticipated grudge match is here. Johnny Gargano seeks to beat Jacobs and finally put him behind him. Jacobs on the other hand is relentless in taking everything from Gargano before he destroys him. This match quickly defends into a brawl, as both men tore into each other. Both men use the cage as a weapon repeatedly slamming their opponent into the unforgiving steel. Neither man look to win early, as punishment was clearly on their minds. Gargano started to fore on all cylinders, when Jacobs stopped his momentum with a low blow. Jacobs took a breather and then retrieved his Railroad Spike from his boot. He advanced on Gargano and a show he was about to strike, Gargano stopped playing possum and hit his own low blow on Jacobs! Jacobs dropped the Railroad Spike as he dropped to the mat. Johnny Gargano picked up the Railroad Spike, and after looking to the crowd, and hearing them egg him on, he repeatedly slammed the spike into Jacobs head! After the third strike, Gargano threw the spike outside the cage, and then used a spinning revolution to bring Jacobs down and right into the Gargano Escape! Jacobs was beaten! He was a bloody mess and there was not rope breaks. In what some said was hours, while others said it was seconds, Jacobs finally passs out. Gargano refuses to release the hold, until the referee opens the cage door and pleads with Gargano to leave to cage. Gargano seems to snap out of it, and makes his way through the door of the cage winning the match! Medics came to check on both men, as both were bleeding, but Jacobs was unconscious in a pool of his own blood. The fans cheered loudly for their hometown hero as the show ended!
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Post by reviler13 on Oct 13, 2019 16:02:21 GMT -5
 After the successful ippv Anniversary, it was discovered that some illegal embezzling has been transpiring, and as a result the stakeholders of Prime Wrestling have had to sell their shares of the company. Fortunately, there was a new group of stakeholders that believe in what Prime Wrestling stands for, and as a result has sought to instill new life into Prime Wrestling. This has not gone without controversy, as many of the talent and operations chose to move on with their careers. However, a new roster has been signed, and Prime Wrestling is set to debut soon!
The new stakeholders has released the following mission statement for Prime Wrestling going forward: “Prime Wrestling represents everything we feel is right about professional wrestling. We feel that we possess a roster in the prime of their careers, athletes who are hungry to make their way to the top of the mountain. Prime Wrestling is the top example of how pro wrestling should be, with more emphasis on action, not endless talking! There is no better place to compete in than Prime Wrestling. Do you have what it takes?”
The following positions have been implemented for Prime Wrestling:
Prime Commissioner: Justin LaBar
Commentary Team: “Agent” Aaron MaGuire, Joe Dombrowski
Senior Referee: Tom Dunn
Backup Referee: Jake Clemons
Backstage Correspondent: Kory
Prime Wrestling is set to debut at the Ohio Nets Sports Complex, which wish in will see a single elimination tournament to crown the new Prime Champion. Here are the opening round matches that will start the show:
-Johnny Gargano vs Christopher Daniels
-Rhino vs Jerry Lynn
-Jigsaw vs Raymond Rowe
-EC3 vs Hallowicked
-Eric Ryan vs Keith Lee
-Dick Justice vs Homicide
-DJZ vs Brodie Lee
-Louis Lyndon vs Gran Akuma
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