Pacific Wrestling Club

[Gunslinger]

Pacific Wrestling Club 1.1 - Los Angeles
The Pacific Wrestling Club welcomed the fans in the Los Angeles Colosseum to the first Pacific Wrestling Club event. Future events will be held in LA, Honolulu, and Tokyo on a bi-weekly basis.

1. Frank Gotch vs. Bill White
White eye gouged Gotch in the early minutes of the match and Gotch forced him into the corner. White turned the tables but Gotch took him down with a double leg takedown. Gotch wore white down with a reverse nelson. White went for another eye gouge but Gotch saw it coming and locked on the crossface and bar arm. White was able to get to the ropes and force a rope break. Gotch wore White down with the reverse nelson and locked on the Gotch Toehold for the win.

Winner - Frank Gotch by submission

2. Ed Lewis Vs. Bobby Heenan
Heenan used illegal tactics to get the better of the Strangler early on. The two men clinched near the ropes and Lewis swept Heenan’s legs out from under him. Lewis took Heenan down with a jackknife arm scissors and hit a bear hug power bomb for a two count. Lewis hit the Strangler’s Headlock but Heenan kicked out. Lewis and Heenan tumbled through the ropes and Lewis held the ropes open for Heenan, urging him to return to the ring. Lewis hit a second Strangler’s Headlock for the win.

Winner - Ed Lewis by pinfall

3. Tommy Gilbert Vs. George Hackenschmidt
Gilbert nailed Hackenschmidt with forearm smashes at the opening bell. Hack scooped Gilbert up with a single leg pickup and slam for the win.

Winner - George Hackenschmidt by pinfall

4. George Tragos Vs. Nikolai Volkoff
Tragos had difficulty with Volkoff’s power advantage. Tragos got some momentum going and hit the crotch lift and slam for the win.

Winner - George Tragos by pinfall

5. Lou Thesz vs. Dick Hutton
Thesz and Hutton wrestled a heated match early on. Hutton hit a waistlock throw out of the corner to take control of the match. Hutton locked on the Abdominal Stretch but Thesz escaped the hold. Hutton locked on the Abdominal Stretch a second time for the win.

Winner - Dick Hutton by submission

Before the main event, the referee held the Pacific Heavyweight Championship belt over head for the crowd to see.

6. The Destroyer vs. Rikidozan for the vacant Pacific Heavyweight Championship
Rikidozan backed The Destroyer into the corner early and the Destroyer hit a single leg takedown. The Destroyer wore Rikidozan down with the bow and arrow and locked on the Figure Four leglock but Rikidozan was able to escape the hold. The Destroyer locked on the figure four a second time and RIkidozan fought his way out of the hold. The Destroyer backed Rikidozan into the corner and Rikidozan hit a waistlock slam to turn things around. Rikidozan hit a brutal chop and The Destroyer fell out of the ring. He managed to crawl back into the ring before the count of ten. Rikidozan hit a piledriver for a two count. Rikidozan grappled with the Destroyer and made the cover after a hiplock for a near fall. Rikidozan hit a second hiplock for the win.

Winner - Rikidozan by pinfall. Rikidozan is the inaugural Pacific Heavyweight champion!

[Gunslinger]

Pacific Wrestling Club 1.2 - Honolulu
1. Lou Thesz vs. Nikolai Volkoff
Volkoff dominated Thesz with his power in the early minutes. Thesz made a comeback and hit a dropkick for a three count.

Winner - Lou Thesz by pinfall

2. Gorgeous George vs. The Destroyer
Cheri Dupre distracted The Destroyer at the opening bell and George clobbered The Destroyer from behind for a two count. Gorgeous George forced The Destroyer into the corner. George gave the Destroyer an overhead throw and hoisted him up in the airplane spin. George hit a series of rolling hiplocks for a two count. George hit the rolling hiplocks a second time for the win.

Winner - Gorgeous George by pinfall

3. Evan Lewis vs. Mike DiBiase
Lewis and DiBiase grappled back and forth. DiBiase hit a rabbit punch in the ropes to turn things around. Lewis made a comeback and clamped on the Stranglehold for the win.

Winner - Evan Lewis by submission. DiBiase had to be helped to the back.

4. George Hackenschmidt vs. Lou Albano
Hackenschmidt bulldozed Albano at the opening bell and hit a waistlock suplex for a two count. Hackenschmidt hit the single leg pickup and slam for a two count. Hackenschmidt hit a second waistlock suplex for the win.

Winner - George Hackenschmidt by pinfall

5. Frank Gotch vs. Angelo Poffo
Poffo had the early advantage and backed Gotch into a corner. Gotch made a comeback but Poffo shut him down with a knee lift. Gotch tumbled out of the ring after a clinch near the ropes. Poffo held the ropes open for Gotch and Gotch cautiously reentered the ring. Poffo hit a back elbow smash for a two count. Gotch hit a waistlock after a clinch in the corner to turn things around. Gotch wore Poffo down with a reverse nelson. Gotch locked on the cross face and bar arm but Poffo made it to the ropes. Gotch locked on the reverse nelson a second time but Poffo wouldn’t tap out. Gotch locked on the cross face and bar arm a second time but Poffo escaped the hold. Gotch locked on the Gotch Toehold but Poffo managed to get to the ropes. Gotch locked on the Gotch Toehold a second time for the win.

Winner - Frank Gotch by submission

6. Rikidozan vs. Dick Hutton - Pacific Heavyweight championship match
Rikidozan took control early on with a series of snap mares. Hutton took control after a body slam near the ropes. Rikidozan forced Hutton into a corner and tried to cheapshot him but Hutton took him down with a double leg takedown. Hutton hit a scoop slam for a two count. Rikidozan made a comeback and busted Hutton open with a series of overhead chops. Rikidozan hit a hiplock for a two count. Hutton fell out of the ring and hit Rikidozan with an unsportsmanlike maneuver while coming back into the ring. The referee warned Hutton but he continued his attack. Rikidozan chopped Hutton back into the corner until the referee got between them. Hutton charged Rikidozan and got hit with an overhead throw. Rikidozan hit a forearm hammer and Hutton went down hard but got his foot on the ropes before the three count. Hutton and Rikidozan battled back and forth. Hutton hit a crotch lift and slam after a clinch at the ropes. Hutton locked on the Cowboy Backbreaker but Rikidozan escaped the hold. Hutton hit a dropkick and made the cover but Rikidozan kicked out. Rikidozan made a comebacks and lit Hutton up with chops. Rikidozan hit a scoop slam for a two count. Hutton recovered and clobbered Rikidozan with a dropkick. Rikidozan tumbled out of the ring and hit his head. Rikidozan failed to beat the count back into the ring.

Winner - Dick Hutton by count out. Rikidozan retains the Pacific Heavyweight title

[hotfuzz1980]

Awesome start! This is sure to be a fun read as well, especially with it featuring the vintage guys. Is this going to be a territory of sorts and see the LWF Champs make appearances, or it will it be it's own thing ?

[Gunslinger]

Apr 5, 2021 14:46:20 GMT -5 hotfuzz1980 said:

Awesome start! This is sure to be a fun read as well, especially with it featuring the vintage guys. Is this going to be a territory of sorts and see the LWF Champs make appearances, or it will it be it's own thing ?

It's on its own. I don't think there will be crossovers but I'll only be using people in one fed or the other. Thanks for reading.

Also, I really like the new charts.

[Spider Kid]

Reading the start match not cheating to see who won I thought Volkoff was gonna pull out the victory. He's had some upset wins for me.

[Gunslinger]

Apr 5, 2021 19:33:26 GMT -5 Spider Kid said:

Reading the start match not cheating to see who won I thought Volkoff was gonna pull out the victory. He's had some upset wins for me.

Me too. I wound up turning him babyface in my Wrestling at the Chase fed after he scored some impressive wins.

[Pariah]

Rikidozan leads an impressive roster... Looks like a fun start to a classic fed!

[Gunslinger]

Apr 5, 2021 23:42:17 GMT -5 Pariah said:

Rikidozan leads an impressive roster... Looks like a fun start to a classic fed!

Thanks! I'm pretty happy with it so far other than Dick Hutton being on a hot streak for a change.

[Gunslinger]

Pacific Wrestling Club 1.3 Japan
1. Henry Irslinger vs. Rod Fenton
Fenton started strong but Irslinger took control and hit the flying headlock for a near fall. Irslinger hit the flying headlock a second time for the win.

Winner - Irslinger by pinfall

2. Evan Lewis vs. Tommy Gilbert
Lewis dominated Gilbert and locked on a kneebar but Gilbert was able to get the rope break. Lewis locked on the Stranglehold for the win.

Winner - Evan Lewis by submission. Gilbert had to be helped to the back.

3. The Destroyer vs. Ron Hutchinson
The Destroyer took Hutch down at the opening bell and locked on the figure four leglock for the submission victory.

Winner - The Destroyer by submission

4. George Tragos vs. David Taylor
Taylor manhandled Tragos and cheap shotted him in a clinch against the ropes. Tragos hit his head on the apron and barely made his way back into the ring before the count out. Tragos made a comeback and went after Taylor’s arm with the double wristlock like a shark. Tragos locked on the hold a second time but Taylor escaped the hold. Tragos hit the crotch lift and slam for a two count. Tragos locked the double wristlock on a third time and Taylor barely made it to the ropes. Tragos went for the double wristlock a fourth time and Taylor managed to fight his way out of the hold. Tragos locked on the stepover toehold facelock for the submission victory.

Winner - Tragos by submission

5. Ed Lewis vs. Joe Blanchard
Lewis and Blanchard grappled back and forth. Lewis hit the Strangler’s headlock for a near fall. Lewis hit the Strangler’s headlock a second time for the win.

Winner - Lewis by pinfall

6. Antonio Inoki vs. Giant Baba
Inoki and Baba attacked one another at 100 miles per hour at the opening bell and tumbled through the ropes out to the floor. Inoki made it back into the ring first and went on the attack. Inoki blasted Baba with an Enzuigiri for a two count. Inoki locked on the bow and arrow but Baba powered out of the hold. Inoki locked on the Octopus Hold but Baba escaped the hold. Inoki locked on the Octopus Hold a second time but Baba was able to grab the ropes to break the hold. Inoki and Baba clinched near the ropes and Inoki shoved Baba out of the ring. The referee called for the bell and awarded the match to Giant Baba

Winner - Giant Baba by disqualification

[Ken West]

Man, you're off to a great start! Awesome!