Results from Ultimate Wrestling's 'Heads Will Roll'

October 6th, 2007


Written by Brian Reese

Edited by Diana Drake

© Brain Reese and Ultimate Wrestling, 2007


The 1st match of the night pitted the battler from ..:namespace
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Joe Gibson as he took on a newcomer, a masked wrestler known as The
Black Wolf.

The newcomer The Black Wolf showed to be a worthy adversary
to "Brutal" Joe Gibson looking impressive in the very early going as
he matched up against him hold for hold, move for move and counter
for counter.

The slightly more experienced Gibson, however, made his presence
known toward his competition showing blatant disrespect for him and
the rules and authority of the referee with ruthless aggression and
dirty tactics-perhaps some characteristic traits he may have probably
picked up from the influential auspice of the leader of The Hellfire
Club, UW General Manager Red "The Enforcer" Anderson.

Near the end of the match, both Anderson and the other member of
Hellfire Club "The Career Destroyer" CZR made their way to the ring
to check out the match from ringside.

There was a point in the match where The Black Wolf had the upper
hand on Gibson with a flying shoulder block. When that occured, the
strength in numbers game came into play as Anderson and CzR attacked
The Black Wolf in Four Horsemen-esque gang warfare thuggery.

Gibson deliberately knocked out the referee, then The Black Wolf was
held
up by Anderson and CZR as Gibson ran across the ropes and delivered
his devastating "Clothesline from Hades".

It did not end there as CZR drove The Black Wolf down had to the
canvas with his finishing move called "The Wishmaster".

AND IF THAT WASN'T ENOUGH....The Black Wolf was whipped across the
ropes as Anderson & CzR delivered a double sidewalk slam.

There was really no call on the decision since the referee in charge
was knocked into the middle of next week thanks in part by the hard
right hand of "Brutal" Joe Gibson.
Technically, you could say that The Black Wolf won the one-on-one
encounter due to a disqualification.

However, knowing the General Manager of Ultimate Wrestling as most of
the fans do, he'll probably beg to differ upon the rendered decision.


The 2nd match of Ultimate Wrestling's "Heads Will Roll" featured "The
Future Icon" Nick Vortex taking on the very bizarre and uncanny
Gothic Warrior, who was accompanied to the ring by his beautiful
manager/valet, the naughtylicious Mystress.

The Gothic Warrior took it to Vortex with his uncanny and unorthodox
wrestling style while "The Future Icon" combated with his style of
aerial wrestling, mat skills and with his kickboxing background which
certainly came into play during this particular match-up.

Also during the match, Vortex worked on the left arm of the Gothic
Warrior both heavily and repeatedly, rendering the left arm of the
Gothic Warrior almost to the point of immobility.

The match ended as Vortex had the aforementioned left arm of the
Gothic Warrior in a cross arm breaker submission hold. The Gothic
Warrior's left foot was on the bottom ring rope. The referee gave
Vortex a 5 count to break the hold, however Vortex refused to
relinquish it and the referee called for the bell and awarded the
match to the Gothic Warrior via disqualification.

NEXT UP......MATCH 3.....
SOUTHERN STREET FIGHT RULES in effect....


The 3rd match on the card for ULTIMATE WRESTLING's "Heads Will Roll"
show was another chapter added to the saga between the two factions
in ULTIMATE WRESTLING, The Hellfire Club and The BlackSheep.

The tag team match was a Southern Street Fight where the rules to
this match were simple.....THERE WEREN'T ANY!!!

This match was between Hellfire Club members which consisted of "The
Career Destroyer" CZR and the General Manager of Ultimate Wrestling,
Red "The Enforcer" Anderson as they took on members of The BlackSheep
in the forms of the Ultimate Wrestling Commissioner "BlackSheep"
Bobby Doll & the Ultimate Wrestling Southern Heavyweight
Champion, "Mr. Electricity" Jerry Reiner, who had Bobby Doll's
inspiration & mentor in their corner, a man stricken with cancer,
Uncle Jim.

I should point out that this match featured two wrestlers listed as
the 500 best wrestlers in wrestling today as was ranked from the
worldly renowned wrestling publication PRO WRESTLING ILLUSTRATED in a
special annual issue called the "PWI 500"..... 407 Red Anderson & 419
Jerry Reiner.

From the getgo, it was a typical, back & forth tag team match.
That was until all 4 wrestlers got involved in a subsequent Pier 6
brouhaha as tempers flared between the 2 factions as the action
picked up & was taken outside the ring where everybody was hitting
themselves with anything & everything that they could get their hands
on but the proverbial kitchen sink.

All of a sudden, "Brutal" Joe Gibson grabbed and threw the cancer
stricken Uncle Mike into the ring, perhaps to once again perpetrate
another unprovoked, dastardly attack to him as he did a month ago.

Business then began to pick up as, unbeknownst to both Joe Gibson and
the Hellfire Club, a familiar face of recent NW Florida Indy
wrestling folklore ran down to ringside to even the odds for The
BlackSheep. It was none other than the big guy known as C-Note as he
cleaned house with both Gibson & members of the Hellfire Club in
succession.

The Southern Street Fight tag team match was thrown out and was ruled
a no-contest by the referee.

UP NEXT,MATCH 4.....AND YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS
ONE..... The 4th match featured Ricky "Rocket" Roberts, who before
the match started got on the microphone with a lot on his mind to say
to the audience.

Roberts made a challenge to the Ultimate Wrestling Heavyweight
Champion, "Mr. Electricity" Jerry Reiner, claiming he was hiding
behind The BlackSheep and ducking his title defenses.

He also said that he was done feuding with "Mr. Omega" Sirus LaVey
and Alternate Reality. LaVey was ranked 381 in the 2007 annual PWI
500 wrestling magazine.

Then, all of a sudden, Sirus' manager, "The 7th Deadly Sin" & "The
Venomous Voluptuous Vixen Goddess" Vain made her way to the ring.

She got on the microphone and told "The Rocket" that she recently
took Sirus LaVey back to Area 51 where he came back from there more
meaner & badder than he has ever been before.

Siurs LaVey is no longer called Sirus LaVey, but is now known as
Omega.

Neither the Ultimate Wrestling crowd in Pensacola, FL nor
Ricky "Rocket" Roberts could believe what they saw in the
transformation of the entity called Omega!

Omega came down the aisle dressed similar to that of his childhood
wrestling hero, the legendary martial arts wrestler, The Great
Kabuki. He even did the classic Great Kabuki spinaround and also
sprayed the deadly, green mist out of his mouth that his idol and
countless other notable Japanese wrestlers (The Great Muta, Tajiri)
have done in the past.

The match later ensued and "The Rocket" used evasive cowardice to get
Omega flustered.

Omega completely changed his wrestling style in reference to what his
former wrestling incarnation used to do as he bombarded "The Rocket"
with a vast array of various mat and aerial wrestling moves.

"The Rocket" battled his way back using underhanded tactics to gain
undue advantage as he took control of his opposition.

During the match, the referee took a hellacious bump in the corner
thanks in part to Ricky "Rocket" Roberts.

As Omega was down, "The Rocket" went outside and grabbed a steel
chair coming back into the ring attempting to hit Omega with it.
However, Vain got on the ring apron, grabbed the steel chair and
pried it away out of the hands of "The Rocket".

Omega picked up "The Rocket" by his leg and delivered an overhead
reverse facebuster for what it appeared to be a 1-2-3 victory, but
there was no referee to make that 3 count.

Both Omega and Vain tried to revive the referee.

Ricky "Rocket" Roberts grabbed Omega, kicked him in his mid-section
and delivered his finishing move called "The Trash Compactor", a move
also known as "The Rocket Ride".

The referee came to as Ricky "Rocket" Roberts covered Omega, hooking
both of his legs; not to mention his tights for the 1-2-3 pinfall
victory.

As "The Rocket" was catching his breath getting his wits about him,
Omega got up, spun around and, shades of The Great Kabuki & The Great
Muta, sprayed a faceful of green mist into the eyes of "The Rocket"
which blinded him much to the tremendous roars of sheer delight &
exuberant enthusiasm from the Ultimate Wrestling crowd!

COMING UP NEXT....MATCH 5....A GREAT TAG TEAM MATCH BETWEEN TWO
OUTSTANDING TAG TEAMS.....


The 5th match of the evening was, without question, a remarkable tag
team match between two of the most outstanding tag teams in the Gulf
Coast Indy wrestling circuit today.


First the team of New Era, the team of Maze and the Ultimate
Wrestling Cruiserweight Champion Cruze, as they took of the team of
Double Trouble, Chris James and Tony Vega, whom both are under the
managerial tutelage of one Colonel Tex Galento.

New Era has been having some internal strife amongst themselves in
recent months ever since Cruze won the Ultimate Wrestling
Cruiserweight Championship from 2 Quik. Maze claims that Cruze's
Cruiserweight Championship is New Era's belt.

Double Trouble; along with their manager, Colonel Tex Galento coming
from the Lone Star State of Texas, returned back to Ultimate
Wrestling to administer some Texas justice to New Era due to match
they had against them at an Ultimate Wrestling show a few months ago
when New Era won the match under controversial circumstances as Maze
grabbed a wooden crutch from ringside and KO'd Chris James from
behind as James and his team were about to gain a 1-2-3 victory.
Instead, it was New Era who gained an ill-gotten, tawdry victory of
their own.

This tag team match, as I stated before, was a great back and forth
donnybrook between these two outstanding tag teams which reminded
longtime wrestling fans back in the day of the great tag team battles
between the Rock N' Roll Express vs. The Midnight Express. This match
pretty much lived up to that echelon of great tag team wrestling
competition.

In the end, it was Double Trouble who emerged victorious over New
Era.
Reminiscent of the Decapitation finishing maneuver by the 3 time WWWF
Tag Team Champions Demolition, Chris James put the Ultimate Wrestling
Cruiserweight Champion Cruze in a backbreaker position and Tony Vega
finished off Cruze with a top rope elbow drop across his defenseless
chest to attain not only the 1-2-3 victory, but a measure of revenge
as well.

Following the match, Maze was extremely livid and incensed at his tag
team partner Cruze for losing the fall. There has been some
dissention between New Era that has been brewing for such a long,
long time; a powder keg of dynamite that was about to explode.
Moreover, a volcano that was on the brink of eruption as both Maze
and Cruze began trading back and forth blows amongst each other.

The Chief Executive Officer of Ultimte Wrestling, the distinguished
Alexander Hearse III, who was being accompanied to the ring by his
new bodyguard, T.A. "The Airman" Jones, had seen and had just about
had enough of New Era's constant petty bickering and barrage of
fisticuffs.

Seeing that these two individuals wanted to fight each other, Hearse
officially ordered for the two of them to compete in a tables,
ladders, and chairs match against each other for the Cruiserweight
Championship at next month's Ultimate Wrestling show "Retribution" on
Saturday, November 3rd!

THIS IS A MATCH THAT ULTIMATE WRESTLING HAS NEVER, EVER HAD BEFORE IN
ITS TENURE...AND BELEIVE ME,THIS MATCH IS GOING TO BLOW THE ROOF OFF
THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 33 COME SATURDAY,NOVEMBER 3RD!

More about this match in weeks to come.
Stay tuned right here to find out......

UP NEXT.....THE SEMI MAIN EVENT....


The 6th match of ULTIMATE WRESTLING's "Heads Will Roll" show was the
semi main event of the evening.

The 1st man to come to the ring was Nick Bondage; whom was
accompanied to the ring by his manager, Waylon Prophet.

Bondage bellowed on the microphone and very boisterously berated the
man he claimed he put out of professional wrestling once and for all,
Kory 'Shooter' Jackson.

How so very wrong he was as the loud music which emanated across the
public address system of the American Legion Post 33 in Pensacola, FL
announced the arrival of the former Ultimate Wrestling Champion
Kory 'Shooter' Jackson as the enthralled crowd went absolutely
ballistic.

Jackson came to the ring with revenge on his mind and his target in
sight being Nick Bondage after Bondage a month ago following a Triple
Threat Match from the Ultimate Wrestling Championship in which
Jackson lost the belt to Minotaur, blindsided and attacked Jackson
hitting him when the match was over with both a piledriver and a
standing reverse neckbreaker.

The match almost ended as quickly as it began as Kory 'Shooter'
Jackson on 2 consecutive occasions attempted to roll up Nick Bondage
for the 1-2-3, but Bondage kicked out of both of those attempted
pinfalls.

This blood feud match went back and forth.
Bondage retaliated using underhanded chicanery and dirty tactics to
combat the persistent onslaught of Kory 'Shooter' Jackson. However,
showing great resiliency, tremendous resolve and a never-say-die
fighting heart and attitude, Jackson battled his way back and took it
to Nick Bondage.

The match ended as Waylon Prophet distracted Jackson from outside the
ring.
Jackson grabbed Prophet by his long black hair as he pulled him up by
his roots upon the ring apron.

From behind, Bondage rolled up Jackson while grabbing more than a
handful of tights away from the peripheral view of the referee to
gain a tawdry 1-2-3 pinfall victory.


UP NEXT....
THE MAIN EVENT FOR THE ULTIMATE WRESTLING HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP.....


The final match from the ULTIMATE WRESTLING "Heads Will Roll" show
was the main event match for the Ultimate Wrestling Heavyweight
Championship as the Ultimate Wrestling Heavyweight Champion, "The
Masked Marauding Menace" Minotaur, accompanied to the ring by his
extremely beautiful, but very devious manager, "The Captivating
Knockout" and "THE (self proclaimed) 1ST LADY OF ULTIMATE WRESTLING"
Charity, defended his gold against the challenger Justin Stone, who
was accompanied to the ring by the beautifully bodacious Lady
Jezebelle.

Tempers were already beginning to boil backstage prior to the main
event championship match between the champion and the challenger as
well as the two vindictive vixens who were managing them. One would
have thought that both a brawl and a catfight was about to ensue.

Nonetheless, the match did take place.

From the getgo and throughout the entire match for that matter, the
Ultimate Wrestling Heavyweight Champion Minotaur dominated by
pummeling and pounding Justin Stone, who provided little or next to
no offense as he was being consistently manhandled by the big, bad,
monstrous behemoth during the main event's early going.

There was a moment during the match where Stone took advantage of a
missed opportunity by Minotaur. Stone capitalized on it, making the
most of that opportunistic error as he pulled out all the stops in an
attempt to stake a claim for some Ultimate Wrestling Championship
gold.

The momentum that Justin Stone had however was to be short lived.

Alas in the end, it was just too much. Minotaur gave Stone a
thunderous sidewalk slam. Minotaur then dragged and positioned
Stone's near lifeless body, climbed on the middle ring ropes and
jumped off of them delivering a devastating reverse splash he
calls "The BullGod Bomb".

It was pretty much all she wrote as Minotaur covered and hooked the
leg of Justin Stone for the 1-2-3 victory retaining his Ultimate
Wrestling Heavyweight Championship.

The challenger Justin Stone gave it a courageous, valiant effort, but
it was just not enough.

A short while later, as Minotaur and Charity celebrated in triumph
displaying the Ultimate Wrestling Championship Belt, as they hovered
over the fallen victim, Justin Stone, Minotaur grabbed the microphone
out of the hands of the ring announcer, WHICH IS YOURS TRULY BTW,
swaggering and vociferously boasting to the Ultimate Wrestling crowd
that there is NOT one single wrestler along the Gulf Coast Indy
wrestling circuit that can beat him, much less defeat him for his
Ultimate Wrestling Heavyweight Championship.

Only time will tell if Minotaur's proclamation does hold out to be
substantially true......