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Submitted by Kyle Niblett on Monday, October 29, 2001 at 7:42 PM EST
Please send all indy news to KyleSWA@aol.com! IPW Hardcore Wrestling 'Traditionally VIOLENT!' November 3rd, 2001 8:00 p.m. Florida WrestlePlex 4055 35th Street North Ste 1 St. Petersburg, FL Main Event: IPW Death Match Chaos w/ The Hardcore Princess vs Von Tankard Independent Dream Match Mike Sullivan w/ XTC and 'Hardcore Giant' Ron Niemi vs Billy Fives (FOW champion) I Quit Match Rastaman vs Fidel Sierra w/ Fantasy Florida Unified Cruiserweight Title Match Jet Jaguar (champion) vs Tony Mamaluke Ladder to the Haliburton Match Acropolis vs 'Hardcore Giant' Ron Niemi Triple Threat Match Justice vs Ashe Corvan vs Frankie Capone #1 Tag Team Contenders Match QuickeMart vs Wrongful Death IPW TV Title Match Snow vs Pat Powers w/ Fashion Police Pat McGroin handcuffed to Phil Latio at Ringside with Devin as special referee plus much much more! All Tickets Only $10 in Advance and $12 at the Door! Buy your tickets online for $10.00 at Http://ipw-hardcore.com Tickets also available At: The Florida Wrestleplex (727) 526-6778 Abbey Chiropractic Center 1442 W. Busch Blvd. Tampa, FL 813-935-1118 1/2 mile west of Chamberlain High School BEST Insurance of Tampa Bay 3704 Euclid Avenue Tampa, FL 813-831-8111 Across from Briton Plaza -------------------------------------------------------------- Early this morning, UPN told us that our ratings for this past Friday's show were an ALL TIME BEST of 1.6 with a 7 share. This translates into more than 25,000 homes, and for every 18-to-49 year old male (our target audience) watching TV at that time, an amazing 42 PERCENT of them were watching IPW. The numbers continue to grow and grow and we encourage you to think about all of your contacts to try and sponsor our show. Best Insurance, Extra Innings and now Able Body are all on board and this will only keep growing. Atlantic Pro Wrestling comes to Southeast Randolph Middle School in Ramseur, NC on Saturday November 3rd with a huge card as part of the "Alternative Reunion Tour" featuring many of the top stars that competed in Alternative Championship Wrestling during the mid-90's in the Carolinas. In the main event, the "Madman from the Sudan" Abdullah the Butcher returns to the Carolinas to battle southern hardcore legend "Beastmaster" Rick Link. Also, former WWF and WCW star The Barbarian battles Loose Cannon Mike Gunner with former ACW Tag Team Champion Rockin' Robbie as the special guest referee. Former ACW Tag Team Champion L.A. Wild One teams with the American Steele Ninja to battle The Amazing Sideshow and the legit 7' Granite. Plus much more. This is sure to be a spectacular night of wrestling, tickets $10.00 and $8.00, 8pm bell time. For future information, check out http://www.angelfire.com/wrestling/independentinsider/index.html Scottish Championship Wrestling set to debut. Negotiations have begun with Linwood Sports Centre and we are hoping to announce February the 16th as the first event. This event is going to be something historic and hopefully the Scottish fans will want to be a part of it. Having had a 1,000 sell out, last October, for a tribute show, it is hoped that Linwood Sports Centre will be a perfect venue for us to stage the event in. The fact that the people there have experience of hosting this type of event is also very important. A capacity of 600 has been, tentatively, discussed and we hope to get as close to that number of spectators as is possible. We currently only have a few wrestlers who will almost definitely appear. Scott "Great Scot" McKenzie and Chris Fury need only put pen to paper, so to speak, and we also have interest from "Highlander" Colin McKay. Rob McKay and a few younger Scottish wrestlers will also be appearing and the rest of the card will be put together as soon as we have a definite time and date for the show. We certainly hope that we can give the fans a card to be proud of and that we can make the fans aware of who they will be watching. I would also like to say that we've been very happy with the reception we've received so far and hope it continues. Indeed, there are many UK based wrestlers who have voiced a wish to be involved and that can only be a good thing. Pricing for the show will be as follows: Adults: £10 Under 14's: £6 Adult and 1 Child: £14, with each subsequent child at £4 each. 2 Adults and 2 Children: £24, with the £4 charge again for each subsequent child. If anyone would like to pre-book tickets now, they can do so by e-mailing owner@scottishwrestling.com and giving their home address and an idea of how many tickets they would wish to purchase. For fans outwith Scotland, it is hoped that we will be able to release the event on video. Don't let that stop you buying a ticket and supporting this very ambitious attempt to bring Professional wrestling to Scotland. Kenny Morrison, Owner Scottish Championship Wrestling ( owner@scottishwrestling.com ) UWF Vegas TV Tapings Results 10/26 ULTIMATE WRESTLING FEDERATION Las Vegas-By Shaun MacMann smduwf@yahoo.com www.uwfvegas.com Tonight saw the return of Solo as he fought a tough match with Jesus. After a brutal beating, Jesus fled the ring with the help of Mike Lane. Jake The Ripper Damian defeated Rush in a well balanced match until Major Maniac and Delicious Dave Powers interfered allowing Jake to get the pin. Brady A. Desire persuaded the UWF Champion and Commissioner Major Maniac to give him a Nevada Heavyweight title shot against X. X defeated Desire by forcing him to tap out. Returnee The Butcher won the hardcore title against Funnybone, Marco Sangria, Timmy Twisted, Izzy Crazy. Candyman w/Club Vegas took on Willie Hardee, with an assist from Johnny Rage, Candyman got the pin. Damian Dollaz came to the ring asking for a title shot, Major Maniac and Delicious Dave Powers beat down Damian. X took on Major Maniac for the UWF title in a hard fought match X got the pin for the victory and the UWF title. After the match, X walked to the ring and the person in the ring with the mask on was in fact Rush. Rush had outsmarted Maniac and reclaimed the UWF title. Johnny Rage faced his brother Xhibit Jason Riggs in a brutal match, that saw ladders and chairs. Plus plenty of blood as Jason was busted open. With some help from Candyman, Johnny got the pin on his own brother. In the progressing tag team tournament, Fredo and The Don defeated Damian Dollaz and Legacy. Liberty All-Star Wrestling returned to the Goodwill Fire Company on Saturday October 27th to a packed house for what was a benefit show for Frank "Super" Cody's brother. Proceeds from the show went to offset some of his brother's medical expenses incurred due to a serious car accident. The stars on the show tonight donated thier time as well. Show opened as Bay Ragni turned over commisionership of LAW to Frank's father who was the original commisioner back when LAW started. Mr Neimoli then promptly suspended Rockin Rebel and Jimmy Jannetty indefinately for thier actions on October 13th. Matches - Mongoose over Ted Durst - Midnight over Greg Spitz - James Proper retained his Top Rope Radio championship by beating Chris Krueger - Rough Ryder chose Patch as his mystery tag partner, but Iggy Rose chose Dr Ruthless and got the win in that match up Before the 2nd half began, Frank Cody's family were honoured with special presentations from everyone at LAW. - White Lotus defeated Kid America and Bax in the LAW Light Heavyweight Title match. - James Proper and Rapid Fire Moldando defeated the Himalaya Playaz --- after this match up, Lucky Larry announced his retirement from wrestling and was saluted by the wrestlers as well as Bay and Jess Ragni. Jess presented Larry with a montage of photos of Larry's different in ring personas. - Super Cody won the Dog Pound Match over Cujo. Special Ref for this one, Mad Dog Tearson. Due to Cody's winning the match, Joey F had to eat dog food. Cody asked Lucky Larry to be his manager for one final time for this one and he did. LAW returns to the Goodwill Fire Company on Friday November 16th with a big show. For more information, matches and other news, check out www.toproperadio.com as well as the new and improved www.tfhwrestling.com NWA World Title Statement McKeesport, PA - In light of recent events, NWA President Jim Miller issued the following statement regarding the NWA World Heavyweight Title and Steve Corino's self-proclaimed "title defense" matches in the Unied Kingdom: "On October 13th the NWA World Heavyweight Title was held-up due to the controversial finish of the match between then champion Steve Corino and challenger Shin'ya Hashimoto. With six of our NWA Board members split on the decision of how the title should actually change hands, in casting the final vote, I held the title up pending a full investigation. Even though my decision was an unpopular one at the time, I have since received full support from the remaining board members in that we are in agreement that the title is currently vacant. That said, Mr. Corino clearly had his own agenda at play while on tour in the United Kingdom as he is not the current NWA world champion. Just because he brought a replica belt with him to the ring does not entitle him to call himself 'World Champion.' Furthermore, Saturday night's match between Mr. Corino and former NWA world champion Gary Steele, in which Mr. Steele won the match, does not constitute that Mr. Steele is now the champion. From the perspective of the NWA Board of Directors, and therefore the official stance on this matter, all this means is that Gary Steele defeated Steve Corino in a match with no significant consequence except for their individual won-lost records. Because Mr. Corino was not champion at the time of the loss, Mr. Steele is not the champion. All this aside, a full investigation by the NWA Board regarding the NWA world heavyweight title is about to be concluded and a final statement will be issued on October 31st." Independent Wrestling Federation WrestlingIWF.com RESULTS: 'IWF Evil Intentions' October 28, 2001 @ JCC of Middlesex County, Edison, NJ 1. Kevin Knight pinned Ryan Lockhart after the "KnightFall" sky-high in 5:25. 2. IWF American Champion Josh Daniels defeated Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) by submission with the "Vortex" arm-breaker to retain the title in 7:35. 3. Biggie Biggs & Rapid Fire Maldonado defeated 'Ramblin' Rich Meyer & Shane O'Brien in a tag team match in 10:20. 4. Gillberg (w/ Commissioner AJ Sparxx) pinned 'Debonair' Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in 11:30 after the spear and jackhammer combination. 5. IWF Heavyweight Champion Roman pinned Rob Eckos to retain the title with the "Roman Candle" at 11:24 after interference by Damian Adams. 6. Kevin Knight eliminated Roman to win a 15-man Royal Rumble at the 21:51 mark. (Order of elimination was Shane O'Brien, Sir Michael, Ryan Lockhart, Biggie Biggs, Rapid Fire Maldonado, BPA Barry, Psycho B*tch, John Royal, Mr. Mike Winner, Rob Eckos, Hadrian, Josh Daniels, Damian Adams, Roman.) ************************ UPCOMING EVENTS: Independent Wrestling Federation Presents: 'Thanksgiving Thunder Weekend' @ IWF Centre, 32 Willow Way, West Paterson, NJ Saturday, November 24, 2001, 7:30 pm & Sunday, November 25, 2001, 3:30 pm Featuring all the stars of the IWF. Tickets $7.00. Card TBA! For Information: www.WrestlingIWF.com Results from NECW's AUTUMN UNLEASHED Friday night, October 26, 2001 at Good Time Emporium, Somerville, MA "Rapid Fire" Brian Jury b "The Ambassador of Style" J. Wood Kid Trance Springate b Tarzan Taylor Trinity H. Campbell b. Mercedes Martinez Triad match to determine the #1 Contender: Zaqary Springate III b Maverick Wild "Rocket" Fred Curry, Jr. b. Zaqary Springate III (Curry becomes #1 contender, but breaks his arm at the finish of the match.) The Egomaniacs (Johnny Idol & Mike Steele) b. The Backseat Boyz (Trent Acid & Johnny Kashmere) "Heartthrob" Kurt Adonis b. Debonair Cruz NECW Heavyweight Championship: Maverick Wild b. "Brutal" Bob Evans to become the 4th NECW Champion Attendance: 244 Next event: Saturday night, November 10 at Games & Lanes in Agawam, MA Full details at http://www.NECWwrestling.com
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