Wrestling fans, don't forget that this Saturday, right after the Green Bay
Packers football game is ACW/NWA wrestling at Denmark, WI Planet Magic!

Here's the results from the previous NWA/ACW show, from our Official
Correspondent, Eric Swayniac!

ACW-NWA WRESTLING

Sat. Aug 6th, 2005

Golf Central in Oshkosh

Reported by: Eric Swayniac, Official SFP Correspondent for ACW/NWA

Hello again everyone. This is the latest installment of ACW-NWA Wrestling that
took place recently. Just to keep everyone up-to-date, this event had some high
and low points in it and EVERY TITLE was on the line that night. Let’s get
right down to the action.

1) Jesus Ramirez vs. T.C. Washington
-This was a great opening contest between two very talented X-Division
superstars. T.C. was able to control much of the match with Jesus mounting
several small comebacks throughout the match. At one point, the action spilled
out amongst the crowd but was quickly brought back in. Despite T.C. maintaining
control for most of the match, Jesus Ramirez wins via “Small Package” rollup.
After the match, Xavier Mustafa came to the ring & attacked both Jesus & T.C.,
mainly because Jesus won & T.C. lost, which prompted Chris Black to come down
to try and talk some sense into him. This was unfortunately to no avail as
Mustafa attacked Black, calling him a “loser” and saying that he was “not going
to be held back by losers anymore”.

2) Chaz Kildare & Brandon Haze vs. Lasher & Lighting(Products of Society)
-Chaz took a step away from his Executive Committee duties for the evening to be
able to perform in front of a hometown crowd. Match started with Kildare & Haze
in control but P.O.S. (using dirty tactics) would gain & maintain control of the
match, singling out Kildare. Eventually, Chaz was able to make a tag to Haze
where control went back into their favor, enabling them to pick up the win via
Double DDT on Lasher. Again, P.O.S. was accompanied by an un-named manager who
let slip that this was a loss two weeks in a row.

3) 6-man Tag Match: La Cosa Nostra vs. The Playas in Pink (Josh Maxim, Bobby
Valentino, Kuba Andrews)
-Before the match got underway, Don Gotti announced that is was great to be home
in Oshkosh and that the match had a “special” stipulation: the losers of the
match had to perform a dance routine for 2 minutes: IN A DRESS!!! The match
started with La Cosa Nostra establishing control but soon afterwards through
dirty tactics & cheap tricks, The Playas in Pink gained control for a good
portion of the match. At one point, Nick Colluci was singled out for
punishment but was able to tag in Gambino to regain control as the teammates
squared off in & out of the ring, with La Cosa Nostra winners via pinfall by
Gambino. Initially, The Playas in Pink were reluctant to wear the dresses, but
with some “persuasion” were fitted with the dresses, danced for 15 min. (not
just two!) and left.

4) Ladder Match for ACW X-Division Title: Shortstack w/ Carrie vs. Dredd w/ Anne
& Jason Jerry
-Before match got underway, Oshkosh native Shortstack came out to a roaring
hometown crowd. The match got underway as ‘Stack took the fight directly to
Dredd in and outside the ring. While outside the ring, ‘Stack got the crowd
involved by using two crowd member’s shoes to bounce Dredd’s head off of, plus
he asked season ticket holders the “Mitchell Clan” to hold a ladder for him as
he ran Dredd’s head into it. But soon, due to outside interference from Anne &
Jason Jerry, Dredd gained the upper hand & controlled most of the match with
‘Stack mounting small comebacks. Towards the end of the match, Stack asked the
ref to hold the ladder for him to climb and get the belt which the crowd (and
Shortstack) believed ended the match. However, Justin Dredd retaliated with a
neckbreaker from the ladder, scoring the pinfall and the win. After the
pinfall, Jason Jerry grabbed the mic and let the crowd know that the ruling was
correct because, as the announcer stated at the beginning of the match, it was
scheduled for “one fall”. Nowhere did it say that the match ended with the
removal of the belt from above by climbing the ladder. So, once again, ‘Stack
& the crowd were screwed over by Dredd & the Empire.

5) ACW Tag Title Match: Lone Wolf & Berzerker(Pleasure & Pain) vs. Balls
Nakanaka & Jack Spade
- From the very start, Lone Wolf & Berzerker dominated the thrown together team
of Balls & Jack Spade. At times, due to sheer luck, Spade & Balls were able to
mount comebacks but to no avail, as Lone Wolf & Berzerker retain the belts via
“Big Splash” and a pin by Lone Wolf.

6) J-Cash vs. Mason Quinn
-This match was a match between friends to see who would advance in the rankings
for the hunt of the ACW Heavyweight Title currently held by Quinson Valentino.
Before the match got underway, the two combatants came out to ringside, toasted
each other with a crowd member’s beer, and shook hands out of respect. Good
technical, mat based wrestling was the emphasis of this match between Quinn &
J-Cash as both displayed their skills. For most of the match, Quinn
established & maintained control of the match, with Cash making comebacks that
temporarily switched control.
Winner: J-Cash via “Cash Flow” & pinfall. After the match was over, both men
maintained the good sportsmanship by shaking hands & embracing out of respect
for each other & the skills they possess.

7) NWA WI Title Match: “Metalhead” Steve Stone vs. Adrian Serrano
-Steve was accompanied to the ring by Empire leader Jason Jerry, but sent him
away because he claimed he could beat Adrian alone. Stone then proceeded to
tell Serrano that he was going to “school” him in wrestling by teaching him the
basics but it ended up Stone being the one who got “schooled”. But, as always
with The Empire, dirty tactics came into play and Stone soon gained control of
the match, dominating Serrano. Thankfully, Serrano was able to gain his second
wind & make a comeback, retaining his belt via a top-rope armbar submission.
After the match concluded, Stone was left in the ring when again, for the
second week in a row, SAM HAYNE made an appearance with his “Devil’s Rejects”
and took out Stone. Mystique brought Sam his patented flaming torch, he blew
his infamous fireball, and Hayne & his disciples took away Stone with the crowd
roaring their approval.

8) ACW Heavyweight Title Match: Shane Hills vs. Quinson Valentino
-Again Jason Jerry accompanied an Empire member to ringside, but this time
stayed. The crowd made their opinion of Valentino very clear from bell to bell
throughout the entire match. Also, Shane Hills was never really able to gain
control of the match due to constant interference from Jason Jerry & the dirty
tactics Valentino was using, enabling Quinson Valentino to retain the ACW gold
via illegal object shot to Hills’ head. To stop further damage to Hills from
Valentino & Jason Jerry, J-Cash came out to the ring and ran off both of the
men.

9) NWA WI Tag Title Match: Dysfunction & Silas Young vs. Spanish Stew (Dinn T.
Moore & “El Vato” Jose Guerrero)
-Thankfully, Jason Jerry didn’t accompany his Empire cronies to the ring this
time, but unfortunately for the crowd, we had to hear Silas talk on the
microphone. The match got underway with Dinn T. Moore facing off against
Silas, with the crowd showing their support for Spanish Stew & cheering “bite,
bite, bite” to Dinn T. The referee asked Dinn T. about the “biting”, to which
the crowd yelled that it never happened. After successful tags, Dys & El Vato
were brought into the match, but again, dirty tactics ended up putting the
match into Silas & Dysfunction’s control. At a couple of times throughout the
match, miscommunication between Silas & Dys was cost them temporary loss of
control of the match but it was quickly regained with more dirty tactics. Vato
suffered the worst of the domination from Silas & Dys with the focus on his ribs
but was able to tag in Dinn T. for the win, much to the delight of the crowd
via “German Suplex” with a bridge by Dinn T. on Silas Young.

Well, wrestling fans, that about does it for ACW-NWA action at this time. Hope
to see you all at the next event: KICKOFF KARNAGE @ Planet Magic in Denmark on
August 20th right after the Packer game. This is Eric saying: “May all your
pinfalls be legal”.

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