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[awffltony77]

Justin this project is solid. This is easily one of the most unsung feds on these boards. And knowing you have had a vision from the outset that might run damn near to Omega and Morpheus, I gotta say. Mad props. I play constantly, and can NEVER stop dicking around or restarting or looking at another card set, ECT.... Nice stuff.

[Spider Kid]

Oh boy I'm picking Don Leo Jonathan to win his match. An old time favorite of mine.

[eviltwin]

Card #13 From Alumni Hall, Annapolis, MD

Bull Curry vs Fritz Von Goering - The Bull Curry Redemption Tour kicks off tonight's festivities. The opponent tonight is the villainous German, Fritz Von Goering. Curry executes an impressive set of holds, wearing down the kraut, then sets about showing off his pugilist skills. Von Goering, caught by surprise, takes fist after fist with little defense, until Curry finally scores the knockdown, and pounces for the pin. CURRY PINS VON GOERING

Roy Heffernan vs Don Leo Jonathan - Don Leo Jonathan is an imposing physical specimen, and tonight, is dominating his match against Aussie Roy Heffernan. Heffernan bails out of the ring to regain his composure, but Jonathan follows, and wickedly slams him down onto the ring stairs! The ref was not about to let such savagery stand, and called for the bell. HEFFERNAN WINS BY DISQUALIFICATION

Red Berry vs The Sheik - The wildcard Red Berry takes on the wild man from the Middle East, Sheik Farhat. Tonight, Berry looks confident and comfortable in the ring, while his opponent scratches and claws to keep upright. For the coup du gras, Berry impresses with an athletic looking body press. BERRY PINS SHEIK

Stu Hart vs El Santo - We've seen some shocking results tonight, but now, we get to watch one-time GWA champion, El Santo. Sure, Santo looks the part, but this doesn't look like the same Stu Hart we've seen before. Santo flees the ring to escape, but Hart pursues, and sends Santo crashing into the barrier with a double leg takedown. Santo is unable to recover in time to make it back to the ring. HART WINS BY COUNTOUT

Black Shadow vs Lou Thesz - Another Lucha grappler, another former champ, but this time, it's the Black Shadow and Lou Thesz. It seems Lou's been watching the earlier matches, and he's not about to continue the trend. Controlling the action most of the way, he keeps the match down to the mat for the most part, before finishing off Shadow with a Greco-Roman backdrop. THESZ PINS SHADOW

The Crusher vs Freddie Blassie - Our main event tonight proves to be the violent street fight you'd expect when The Crusher meets Freddie Blassie. Blassie is unrelenting in his attack, chokes, eye gouges, even gnawing on Crusher's nose as he wrestles his shoulders to the mat. That's enough of a distraction to tally a three count. BLASSIE PINS CRUSHER

[eviltwin]

Card # 14 From The Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, NY

Antonino Rocca vs Al Costello

Red Berry vs Bull Curry

Jim Londos vs Killer Kowalski

Gory Guerrero vs Angelo Poffo

Billy Varga vs Yukon Eric

Danny McShain vs Bronko Nagurski - GWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF 3 FALLS

[eviltwin]

Thanks Tony. I can't thank you enough for all the help you gave me in lining me up with the bootleg sets, and cluing me in on a number of set releases. The plan is to expand this to a second, third, and possibly even fourth parallel fed. I've got a taker already excited for #2, coming up in the mid-50s. Might you be interested in running #3, somewhere around 1960? We're talking a little down the road....

[eviltwin]

Yes! Surprise, Surprise! A run of victories has landed Mr. McShain an unexpected title shot! Bronko Nagurski is no slouch, as the NFL found out years ago. Could McShain be ready for the big time?

What does this mean for Lou Thesz and the impressive young Mr. Verne Gagne?

As for Don Leo Jonathan, he's clearly got the brawn and the power to make a name for himself, but, like his last time out, can't seem to keep out of his own way. A run of good luck, and the big Jonathan could be a factor.

[eviltwin]

Card # 14 From The Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, NY

Antonino Rocca vs Al Costello - Rocca returns after his main event disappointment against Danny McShain. His foe tonight, Al Costello. Rocca would return to form, dominating the match, and sending Costello unceremoniously sprawling out of the ring. Costello would return with a folding chair he'd acquired outside and take a wild swing at Antonino Rocca. That's all the ref needed to see. ROCCA WINS BY DISQUALIFICATION.

Red Berry vs Bull Curry - The Bull Curry rebuild is complete. Tonight, Curry dominated the shifty Red Berry. After controlling the action, Curry stalked a retreating Berry outside the ring where he took a familiar chair to Berry's back and torso before throwing him back into the ring. Curry would measure his opponent up for a wicked uppercut to finish Berry. CURRY PINS BERRY

Jim Londos vs Killer Kowalski - The On again, Off again career of Killer Kowalski was on tonight, as the larger man dominated this match against Jim Londos. Kowalski proceeded to put on a show, finishing Londos off with the Claw. KOWALSKI WINS BY SUBMISSION

Gory Guerrero vs Angelo Poffo - We saw a strong performance from Guerrero tonight, but he just couldn't seem to finish the deal. Poffo was the opportunistic one, seeing his chance and grasping it, hitting his opponent with a flurry, dropping him with an elbow, then launching himself for a running stomp, then rolling his man up for the pin! POFFO PINS GUERRERO

Billy Varga vs Yukon Eric - Billy Varga and Yukon Eric gave us an entertaining match that threatened to pour outside of the ring. That was until Varga got a little too excited to carry the fight there, and barrelled through the ref to get there. ERIC WINS BY DISQUALIFICATION

Danny McShain vs Bronko Nagurski - GWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP - BEST OF 3 FALLS - At first glance, this pairing didn't seem to be the most promising matchup. What transpired proved to be quite the contrary. Danny McShain came right after the champ from the bell. As the first fall went on, McShain looked stronger and stronger. McShain's uppercut hit home again and again, withering the champ, who was finally felled with a dropkick. Down a fall, Nagurski fought for his life in the second fall, fending off two pin attempts before executing a German suplex, cradling McShain by the leg and securing the pin. The third and final fall saw Nagurski recover, and look like a proper champion, repeating his suplex small package combo to save his title reign. NAGURSKI WINS IN SPLIT FALLS

[awffltony77]

Jan 19, 2022 1:43:11 GMT -5 eviltwin said:

Thanks Tony. I can't thank you enough for all the help you gave me in lining me up with the bootleg sets, and cluing me in on a number of set releases. The plan is to expand this to a second, third, and possibly even fourth parallel fed. I've got a taker already excited for #2, coming up in the mid-50s. Might you be interested in running #3, somewhere around 1960? We're talking a little down the road....

Yes. Absolutely I would

[eviltwin]

Card # 15 From Convention Hall, Philadelphia PA

Maurice Tillet vs Fritz Von Goering - French vs German grudge match

Roy Heffernan vs Gorgeous George - Roy is expected to have Red Berry in his corner, George says he'll have somebody in his corner.

Chief Don Eagle vs Lord James Blears - The Savage vs The Gentleman...but really, who's who?

Buddy Rogers vs Johnny Valentine - Two pretty blonde underachievers. Something's gotta give

Fenton & Hart vs Black Shadow & Blue Demon - Team Canada vs Los Luchadors, high speed tag team action

Verne Gagne vs Lou Thesz - Top Contender Standoff! - Winner challenges Bronko for his next defense.

[Carlzilla]

The French Angel
Gorgeous George
Don Eagle
Rogers
The Luchas
Thesz

Those are my picks for card 15