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Saturday Aug 28 2010
CCW - Classic Championship Wrestling
"Ingersoll Harvestfest"
Ingersoll, Ontario
Refs: CT Smalls, Big H
Outdoor Matinee Show
Location: Middle of the street
Results credit: Leon Prey for www.owie.ca
1).Big Money Challenge
a-Mr. Atlantis beat Mayor of Ingersoll in an arm wrestling contest. Apparently
'Big Money' used a foreign object (namely his cane) to strike the mayor
in the throat to ensure a victory.
b-Mr. Atlantis who was not happy with the puny competition wanted another
challenge. "The Killer" Allan Coulter was happy to oblige. Heavy
hitting affair which saw the crowd behind Coulter, and against the much
disliked Atlantis. Mr. Atlantis defeated Coulter with a running powerslam.
c. Mr. Atlantis declared he actually wanted to 'break a sweat'. Cezar
accepted this challenge. Another heavy hitting affair which saw Cezar
try to chop Atlantis' pecs into his spine. Cezar defeated Mr. Atlantis
via submission with an ankle lock.
2) KC Andrews vs. Freak Show.
Well fought match pitting Freak Fu against the larger and more powerful
Andrews. The crowd was fully behind Freak Show as he took a merciless
pounding only to attempt a rally before Andrews' power took over with
delayed suplexes and crushing clotheslines. With the crowd cheering him
on Freak Show rallied with a series of high flying moves (splash from
the top turnbuckle) and strikes. Freak Show defeated KC Andrews with spinning
360 Thunderkick.
3) Evilyn vs. Cherry Bomb (c) for Women's Title.
Evilyn came out with her 'servant' the large Troll, but sent him to the
back stating she could demolish the 'pretty girl with the nice hair'.
Lots of good action in and out of the ring. Evilyn gained the upper hand
by resorting to excessive hair pulling and her usual assortment of chokes,
gouges, and punches. Cherry Bomb countering with strikes as well as solid
wrestling. In the end a 'Cherry Popper' spelled the end for the girl from
the dark side. Cherry Bomb defeated Evilyn via the "Cherry Popper".
4) Reck vs. "The Six-Star Superstar" Adam Jacobs.
Reck took advantage of the young kid's inexperience and tried to take
him to school. He revelled in the insults the crowd threw his way, telling
them the more they booed him, and cheered 'their hero' the worse the beating
would become. Slowing the pace down to try and ground the much quicker
Jacobs. Whenever Jacobs tried to quicken the pace a well placed rake to
the eyes would slow him down. Jacobs tried to climb the turnbuckles and
was stopped suddenly and painfully. Reck hung Jacobs on the ropes and
kicked him in the head. The youngster showed heart and determination.
He refused to stay down and with the crowd behind him prevailed in the
end. Adam Jacobs defeated Reck with Tornado DDT.
5) Daemon Reznor (w/ Evilyn) vs. Andrew Davis.
It was clear that Reznor was not well liked in Ingersoll. Davis tried
to make it a clean wrestling match, but with interference from Evilyn
it was clear he was in for anything but. The action spilled in and out
of the ring on multiple occasions, giving the crowd ample opportunity
to hurl insults at Reznor from close range. Reznor tried to pull out his
full arsenal, but Davis countered, and kicked out of multiple pins. Davis
raised Reznor up in a tombstone, but Evilyn jumped up onto the apron a
distracted the referee. She allegedly threw a foreign object into the
ring but Reznor missed it. The match continued with Davis soon raising
Reznor up into a tombstone piledriver position, again Evilyn jumped up
onto the apron. Davis pushed the referee out of the way to try and get
at her. With the refereee distracted Evilyn again tried to pass Reznor
a foreign object. Reznor nailed Davis behind the ref's back as he triedd
to get Evilyn off the apron. Daemon Reznor defeated Andrew Davis via pinfall.
6) "Dangerboy" Derek Wylde vs. "Tricked Out" Tyler
Tirva.
This was supposed to be for the Lancashire Cup, but Wylde refused stating
that he didn't even know what a British Round was, he wanted a regular
match. It would be his way or he was going home. Tirva heartily accepted
this offer. The referee agreed and had the timekeeper ring the bell. After
a scathing look at the ref from Wylde, he finally agreed to start the
match much to the jeers of the crowd. This started out as a fast paced
affair with some high impact offense from both sides. The more the crowd
booed Wylde the angrier he got. He shortly pushed Tirva into the turnbuckles
neck first, then a running kick drove Tirva's neck hard into the turnbuckle.
Tirva had to be asked by the referee if he wanted to continue. Wylde continually
focused on Tirva's neck. Tirva was checked by the referee on more than
one occasion to see if he could continue. Tirva fought back valiantly,
but was shut down by repeated attacks to his neck by Wylde. Wylde had
Tirva on the mat and was cranking his neck at odd angles. Tirva appeared
to pass out from the pain and was checked by the ref. But Tirva's hand
did not drop on the third attempt. He rallied and began striking back
with fast hard hitting moves, eventually hitting a Rock Bottom for the
win. "Tricked Out" Tyler Tirva defeats "Dangerboy"
Derek Wylde via Rock Bottom.
