Thursday, February 6, 2014

HWF/CSWA Wrestling Newsletter 2014 – 02.02


Hello fans and welcome back.  As we build up towards our February PPV Warzone: Battlefield of Pain, there were multiple house shows taking place all over the US. 

 

Show 1

The show, recorded in front of a live audience in Omaha, NE, started off with Hardly Predictable vs the Shield for the #1 contenders spot.  In just 33 minutes, the Shield gets the win with Reigns getting the pin with an armbar on Casey Jones.  With this win, Hardly Predictable loses their PPV match and the Shield are now in line for the 6 man tag team titles.  While in the ring, the Shield are gloating about their win when Bran-Don-Goh gets into Dean Ambrose’s face and dares them to try this again.  The Shield say they are up to beating down these chumps one more time.  Master Bull comes out to the ring and says that these two will meet one more time but the Shield has to put their newly acquired title match on the line.  Ambrose stepped up and said “No Problem”.  This did not sit well with Reigns who said they needed to talk about these things before jumping the gun.  Ambrose said “I’ve got this – with or without you.”  Ambrose then walked away leaving his tag team partners in the ring.

 
The next match on the card is El Chango vs ???.  The match never began.  As soon as El Chango got in the ring, out came Senior Vampiro.  Vampiro ran to the ring which caused El Chango to bolt through the crowd.  Senior Vampiro motions for El Chango to return to the ring but he refuses.  Vampiro celebrates with the fans before leaving.

 
The third match on this card had James Storm/ Bobby Roode vs Kevin Steen/Roderick Strong.  In 18 minutes, the team of Storm/Roode get the win after Bobby Roode pinned Kevin Steen with a back suplex.

 
Coming out next was Goldust vs King Mo Lawal.  In 23 minutes of domination by the King, Goldust nails the Shattered Dreams and rolls up Mo for the 1-2-3.

 
US champion Sheamus came out to defend his title against Ryback.  In 22 minutes, Sheamus hits the Brogue kick ending all aspirations of Ryback winning the title.  Sheamus walks out with his title intact.
 

IM Champ CM Punk vs Tyson Kidd was next on the card.  Before the match could begin, Malo Leche de Mantequilla comes out and jaw-jacks with Kidd.  2 minutes later, Tyson submits to the Anaconda Vice. 
 

After the match, Tyson Kidd challenges Malo Leche de Mantequilla to a match at the PPV.  Malo appears to accept. 
 

Master Bull comes out and calls Punk back to the ring.  He says that Punk had it way too easy and the fans want to see a “better” match.  He then brings out Christian.  Punk is complaining but eventually gets in the ring.  For 14 minutes, the champ held his challenger at bay.  All of a sudden, out of nowhere, Christian nails the Unprettier and makes the cover.  He gets the 1-2-3.  Christian has just won the Internet Media title.  Punk is all kinds of pissed off.  He takes a mic “You apparently don’t want me around so I am out of here”.  Punk drops the mic and walks out much to the confusion of the fans and Christian.
 

The Women’s Champion Gail Kim came out for her match against Fusion Valentine.  The match goes on for 8 minutes with Gail getting the pin aftger hitting a Toronto Slam.

 
The main event was the Shield defending their newly acquired “spot” against Hardly Predictable with the winner a lock for a title match at the PPV.  There was definitely some dissention amongst the ranks.  Dean Ambrose came out first followed by Rollins and Reigns.  Ambrose jumps in the ring first to start off against Medley.  For the first minute, all 6 men were brawling in the ring until the ref restored some order.  Ambrose hits a headbutt and Medley hits a shoulder tackle.  Reigns wants to tag in but Ambrose refuses.  Medley winds up and nails a power punch and Ambrose goes down.  Medley looks at Reigns and Rollins who hop off the apron.  Medley makes the cover and gets the 1-2-3.  Hardly Predictable are going to the PPV to take on Prestige Inc for the 6 man titles.


That is all for now.  Stay tuned for the next show.

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