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Post by db1091 on May 11, 2024 7:39:27 GMT -5
WOW!! Gargano and MCMG are on fire!! Just when you thought you couldn't want anymore DBTV, he starts possibly the best Fed yet!!! Thank you! MCMG have been awesome so far, and Gargano is racking up the big wins!
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Post by db1091 on May 12, 2024 9:55:35 GMT -5
Evolve 7: Crowning a Champion August - Week 2 - Year 2 Commentary: Dave Prazak and SoCal Val
Workhorsemen (3-2) def. Catch Point (2-2) by pinfall A great start to the show. Henry lays a beating on Jaka, but Dickinson tries to get Catch Point back into the match. However, Drake takes him out and the Workhorsemen win with a double stomp moonsault on Jaka.
Ethan Page (1-1) def. Jason Kincaid (0-1) by pinfall It takes two Spinning Dwaynes to get Page a win on the board and inflict a defeat on the tough Kincaid on his debut.
Zack Sabre Jr (3-0) def. Drew Gulak (1-1) by submission A superb technical encounter. ZSJ has Gulak's number at every turn though, winning with a cross armbreaker.
Ricochet (1-0) def. Trent Beretta (0-2) by pinfall Trent has control of the early going, but when Ricochet kicks out of the dudebuster he fires up. Ricochet gets the win with the double rotation moonsault.
Uhaa Nation (1-2) def. Chuck Taylor (2-1) by pinfall Taylor is furious when Nation hits the Ultra Combination to get his first win and give Chuck his first singles loss.
FTR (1-0) def. Motor City Machine Guns (5-1) by pinfall Wheeler and Harwood put an end to MCMG's phenomenal winning streak, when they plant Shelley with the Mindbreaker.
Tracy Williams (2-0) def. Josh Briggs (2-1) by pinfall Briggs is on top, when Williams gets a reversal and wins with a piledriver.
Evolve Championship Eddie Kingston (5-2) def. Johnny Gargano (3-1) by pinfall A superb main event to crown the first champion. Johnny keeps doing his best to lock on Gargano Escape, but Kingston overpowers him or does whatever he can to escape. He then lands the sliding D to hand Gargano his first defeat and win the title.
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Post by db1091 on May 13, 2024 2:50:52 GMT -5
Evolve 8: All Hail The King August - Week 2 - Year 2 Commentary: Dave Prazak and SoCal Val
Eddie Kingston makes his way to the ring for the first time as champion, to kick off the show. He says he doesn't need the crowd's cheers and doesn't want their support now. He says he is the unwanted king, but he is done making other people into stars and now is his time. Jon Moxley interrupts, telling Kingston that as the last person to beat him, he should rightly be the first challenger for the title. But, Samoa Joe is here! Joe says Kingston's tough guy act doesn't wash with him and he would be the champion the Evolve fans deserve. Kingston tells them they can fight to be number one contender in tonight's main event.
Mane Event (1-1) def. Best Friends (1-2) by pinfall In singles and now tag action, Chuck and Trent are on a bad run between them. Jones dodges a splash in the corner from Trent and rolls him up for a quick pin.
Anthony Henry (1-0) def. Ricochet (1-1) by pinfall Ricochet twice misses the 630 Senton. On the second occasion, Henry capitalises and wins with a Double Stomp.
Simon Gotch (1-0) def. Biff Busick (0-2) by submission A back and forth contest, which Gotch wins with the Gentleman's Clutch.
Motor City Machine Guns come to the ring. Chris Sabin says being the greatest doesn't mean you need to constantly remind people of that, so there isn't really much they should need to say right now. Alex Shelley says one loss to FTR doesn't change that they are the dominant team in Evolve, and if we're crowning champions, then how about crowning tag champions next month! Violence is Forever come to the ring. Before they can speak, Sabin says he'll save them the breath, they will want to be in the tag title chat, well they'll need to win now to be considered.
Violence is Forever (1-0) def. Motor City Machine Guns (5-2) by submission ViF manage to inflict another defeat on MCMG, when Shelley taps out to a Garrini triangle choke.
Chris Dickinson (1-0) def. Zack Sabre Jr (3-1) by pinfall The Pazuzu Bomb gives Dickinson his first singles win in Evolve.
Besties in the World (2-1) def. FTR (1-1) by pinfall A major shock win for BITW, when they land Brain Damage on Dax Harwood.
Number One Contender Samoa Joe (2-0) def. Jon Moxley (1-2) by submission Joe is not wasting time, he runs through the greatest hits and then chokes Moxley out with the Coquina Clutch.
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Post by Valenswift on May 15, 2024 1:14:36 GMT -5
Well I gave Gargano and MCMG the kiss of death ![:P](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/tongue.png) Great action and a well done to the Mad King!!
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Post by db1091 on May 15, 2024 2:27:55 GMT -5
Well I gave Gargano and MCMG the kiss of death ![:P](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/tongue.png) Great action and a well done to the Mad King!! They certainly have not repaid your faith!
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Post by db1091 on Jul 7, 2024 2:51:33 GMT -5
Evolve 9: Open the United Gate September - Week 1 - Year 2 Commentary: Dave Prazak and SoCal Val
Tag Title Tournament First Round Best Friends (2-2) def. Spiked Mohicans (0-1) by submission A superb tournament opener. Ricochet misses the 630 twice, and then falls foul to shenanigans from the Best Friends, allowing Chuck Taylor to force him to tap in a Cross Crab, while Trent takes out Cima.
Tag Title Tournament First Round Legion of Rot (1-1) def. Mane Event (1-2) by pinfall Hallowicked and Frightmare move on in the tournament when Ganon Jones Jr runs straight into a big crossbody by Hallowicked.
Dax Harwood (1-0) def. Trent Seven (0-1) by submission Both men make their Evolve singles debut, although both have better performances in them. Harwood wins with a reverse figure four.
Tag Title Tournament First Round Workhorsemen (4-2) def. Besties in the World (2-2) by pinfall A total squash. BITW manage to land a couple of moves, but otherwise it was all Henry and Drake. However, BITW refuse to stay down easily, Henry eventually wins with the Kudo Driver on Fitchett.
Open the Freedom Gate Title Fray match Ethan Page (2-1) def. Josh Woods (0-3), ACH (1-3), Peter Kaasa (1-4), Jake Atlas (1-4), Jason Kincaid (0-2), Jack Cartwheel (0-1) and Rich Swann (0-3) to win the title - Swann is the first eliminated, as Page lands an avalanche powerslam on him. - Kincaid is the next man out, when Kaasa quickly rolls him up out of the corner. - Atlas is immediately eliminated next, as Woods enters the Fray and locks him in a triangle choke. - Kaasa pays the penalty for trying to target Woods, as Woods puts him out in a D'NDA Bar. - Jack Cartwheel is the next man eliminated by Woods, who is on a roll, when he is hit with the Chaos Theory. - ACH had been trying to avoid Woods, but cannot escape his grasps as the numbers dwindle, getting eliminated with a TKO GTS. - Woods finally gets pinned himself by Page, but it takes two Spinning Dwaynes.
Zack Sabre Jr (4-1) def. Biff Busick (0-2) by submission A really strong technical match up. Busick starts well and has a shot to win, but then gets submitted in Orienteering with Napalm Death.
Davey Richards (1-0) def. Tyler Bate (0-1) by pinfall This could well be match of the night. Bate has a good stint of control, but cannot put Richards away. Davey wins with a series of big suplexes.
Tag Title Tournament First Round Super Smash Bros (1-0) def. reDRagon (1-1) by pinfall A big win for SSB, as they hit Fatality on Kyle O'Reilly.
Evolve Title Eddie Kingston (6-2) def. Samoa Joe (2-1) by pinfall A real statement of intent for Kingston as his first title defence is to beat Joe clean. He does a superb job of preventing Joe getting too comfortable in the match, and retains with a spinning backfist.
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Post by db1091 on Jul 8, 2024 15:07:58 GMT -5
Evolve 10 September - Week 1 - Year 2 Commentary: Ian Riccaboni and SoCal Val
Tag Title Tournament First Round Motor City Machine Guns (6-2) def. Moustache Mountain (0-1) by count out A full speed, all out fight to kick off. Seven and Bate cause MCMG troubles, but as the four brawl around ringside Sabin and Shelley think quick and use Bate as a lawn dart to take out Seven and have them counted out.
Tag Title Tournament First Round Catch Point (3-2) def. Beaver Boys (0-1) by pinfall Jaka and Dickinson excel, moving on to the next round when Dickinson hits a wheelbarrow German on Silver.
Jack Cartwheel (1-1) def. Cima (0-4) by pinfall A superb, athletic match, Cartwheel wins with a huracanrana. Josh Briggs comes to the ring as Cima sits dejected. Briggs says it is disgusting that Cima has taken a spot on this show when he can't win a match. Cartwheel slides back in to defend Cima, but Briggs drops him with a stiff right hand.
Frightmare (1-0) def. Trent Beretta (0-3), Anthony Henry (1-1) and Player Dos (0-1) by pinfall Despite taking an absolute beating, Frightmare manages to recover and take everyone out with a big tope con hilo before pinning Trent.
Tag Title Tournament First Round FTR (2-1) def. The Bravados (0-2) by pinfall Harlem and Lancelot give a good account, but FTR move on with the Big Rig on Lance.
Zack Sabre Jr (5-1) def. Josh Woods (0-4) by submission Fresh off his thrilling but unsuccessful performance in yesterday's Fray, Woods puts in a good showing here against ZSJ, but Sabre wins with a cross armbreaker. After the match, Drew Gulak and Catch Point come out. Drew offers Woods a handshake, but Woods looks him up and down and walks away. Was Gulak inviting him to join Catch Point?
New Open the Freedom Gate champion Ethan Page makes his way to the ring. He says it's the weekend of the underdog, so anyone with a losing record can come out here now and challenge him for the title. Jason Kincaid makes his way to the ring. Open the Freedom Gate Title Ethan Page (c) (3-1) def. Jason Kincaid (0-3) by pinfall to retain the title A spirited showing by Kincaid, but Page retains with the Spinning Dwayne.
Tag Title Tournament First Round American Wolves (1-0) def. Violence is Forever (1-1) by pinfall The Wolves are not being paid by the hour. Eddie lands a fast Die Hard on Garrini and they advance.
Evolve Title Eddie Kingston (c) (7-2) def. Ricochet (1-2) by pinfall to retain An exciting main event title fight. Ricochet comes unstuck when he misses the 630, allowing Kingston to power into overdrive and hit several backfists and a Sliding D to retain the title.
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Post by db1091 on Jul 9, 2024 12:16:36 GMT -5
Evolve 11 September - Week 1 - Year 2 Commentary: Ian Riccaboni and SoCal Val
Tag Title Quarter Final American Wolves (2-0) def. FTR (2-2) by pinfall A fantastic opener to the finale of the weekend. The Wolves win when Edwards hits the Die Hard on Cash Wheeler.
Tag Title Quarter Final Motor City Machine Guns (7-2) def. Catch Point (3-3) by pinfall Another excellent match here, MCMG move on with Made in Detroit on Jaka.
Biff Busick (1-2) def. Kevin Ku (0-1), Rich Swann (0-4) and Jake Something (0-2) by pinfall A phenomenal four way match to keep the high quality action going. Swann has Ku down with the Five Star Swann Splash, but Busick sweeps in and hurls Swann from the ring, winning himself with a decapitating clothesline on Ku. Josh Briggs is here again, he shoves Swann to the ground and punches Something in the jaw, knocking him to the ground, telling the crowd he is done sitting on the sidelines while losers get to be on the shows.
Tag Title Quarter Final Super Smash Bros (2-0) def. Workhorsemen (4-3) by pinfall More excellent tournament action, with everyone wanting to be the first tag champions. SSB spring a big surprise, with Get Over Here on Anthony Henry.
Tag Title Quarter Final Best Friends (3-2) def. Legion of Rot (1-2) by pinfall A solid showing from Best Friends, as Trent wins with the Dudebuster on Frightmare.
Open the Freedom Gate Title Ethan Page (c) (4-1) def. Drew Gulak by pinfall to retain Page is always in control of this one, as Josh Woods joins commentary to tell people he doesn't need Drew Gulak's guidance. The Spinning Dwayne gives Page the win.
Tag Title Semi Final Motor City Machine Guns (8-2) def. American Wolves (2-1) by pinfall Tag team wrestling at its absolute best here. All have numerous attempts to land pinfalls on each other, with Davey and Shelley on their last legs by the end. Chris Sabin sends MCMG into the final with Hail Sabin on Richards.
Tag Title Semi Final Super Smash Bros (3-0) def. Best Friends (3-3) by pinfall Another shock win for SSB, who really were not expected to go this far in the tournament. They get a quick pin on Trent after the Fatality.
ACH (2-3) def. Ricochet (1-3) by pinfall Another missed 630 for Ricochet, which allows ACH to immediately land the Best 450 Ever to win.
Peter Kaasa (2-4) def. Jason Kincaid (0-4) by pinfall Kaasa has to all but knock Kincaid out to win this one, finally getting the pin after a Kaasa Driver.
Open the United Gate Title tournament final Motor City Machine Guns (9-2) def. Super Smash Bros (3-1) by pinfall The Guns are crowned champions when Sabin lands Hail Sabin on Player Uno. As Shelley and Sabin celebrate after the match, the room goes dark and then on the big screen... IT'S GRIZZLED YOUNG VETERANS! They say they have travelled the world and staked their claim as the UK's greatest ever tag team, but they've conquered all of Europe and they're never going to stop. They say tag team wrestling is an art form, a labour of love that they have poured their hearts into, but they have never stepped in the ring two on two with the Motor City Machine Guns and it's about time people knew who was the best team in wrestling today. They warn Shelley and Sabin that when they see the GYV coming, they should Grit. Their. Teeth.
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Post by db1091 on Sept 1, 2024 12:38:41 GMT -5
Evolve 12 October - Week 1 - Year 2 Commentary: Dave Prazak and SoCal Val
Chris Dickinson (2-0) def. Josh Woods (0-5) by pinfall Another good fight from Woods, but he just cannot pick up a win. Again, he shows his class, but ends up being pinned by a Burning Hammer from Dickinson. Drew Gulak again offers Woods a handshake, with speculation he has been asked to join Catch Point, but Woods pushes his hand away and leaves the ring.
Beaver Boys (1-1) def. The Bravado Brothers (0-3) by pinfall John Silver pins Lancelot after hitting The Spin Doctor.
Open the Freedom Gate title Ethan Page (c) (5-1) def. Rich Swann (0-5) by pinfall to retain the title Swann's fast and agile offence gives him an early advantage, until Page decides to retreat ringside to regain composure. The allows him to flee a pursuing Swann, and pounce as Swann returns to the ring, retaining his title with the Spinning Dwayne.
Jake Something comes to the ring. He says Josh Briggs has been suspended for his disgusting assault at last month's show, but he has been to the powers that be and urged them not to fire Briggs totally. Something says Briggs felt "losers" were taking his spot, and at Evolve 14, he can have his chance to show whether he really did deserve to be in the ring at Evolve.
Zack Sabre Jr (6-1) def. Jake Atlas (1-5) by submission Atlas shows real resilience and keeps finding ways out of ZSJ's submission holds, but when Zack locks on the Young Boy Killer the match ends quickly.
Jon Davis (2-0) def. Tony Nese (0-1) by pinfall A frenetic finish to an otherwise evenly fought contest. Nese misses the 450 Splash and is immediately put away with three seconds around the world.
Evolve Title Eddie Kingston (c) (8-2) def. Jaka (0-1) by pinfall A solid defence for Kingston, who retains with the Sliding D.
Open the United Gate titles Grizzled Young Veterans (1-0) def. Motor City Machine Guns (c) (9-3) by pinfall to win the titles The one lived up to the hype. Two excellent tag teams making regular tags and combining well when on offence. The GYV turn the tide when they land the Spike Tombstone on the floor on Sabin. Gibson rolls Sabin in to the ring and Drake wins with an Implant DDT to win the titles. The Beaver Boys come to the ring to stare down the GYV, as Prazak and Val reveal on commentary that the two teams will face each other tomorrow night on Evolve 13.
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Post by Vegas on Sept 1, 2024 15:01:03 GMT -5
big win by the GYV!
I really like the use of won-loss records!
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