Wednesday, September 26, 2018

HCW Wrestling Newsletter 2018 #712 – Phoenix Heat


Hello fans and welcome back as HCW presents another episode of Phoenix Heat.  In an effort to mix things up and get out of the oven that is Phoenix, AZ, GM Master Bull decided to take the show on the road but didn’t go far.  In fact, he went out east to Mesa, AZ but the weather wasn’t that much cooler out there anyway.  We have a solid card for you today with not just one but two title matches.  We also have two people challenging to move up in the top 10 rankings. 

Pyro goes off and our first match is ready to go.  First, Otto Ruthless makes his way out and the fans boo him as he makes his way to the ring.  Once there, the music changed and out comes Tommy Lightning.  Tommy gets a pop from the crowd as he makes his way to the ring.  Otto doesn’t much care for that so he attacks Tommy upon entering the squared circle.  Tommy actually had control of the match until the 4th minute when a very disgruntled Apollo Gyze made his way out.  The distraction led us to the 5th minute:

===== In the 5th minute of the match: =====

Tommy Lightning rolled DC

Otto Ruthless rolled OC/TT

Otto Ruthless executes a THE YUKON CLOVERLEAF....

Tommy Lightning POWERS OUT OF and reverses THE YUKON CLOVERLEAF!

Tommy Lightning executes a MONKEY FLIP....

Otto Ruthless reverses MONKEY FLIP!

Otto Ruthless executes a THE YUKON CLOVERLEAF....

Tommy Lightning absorbs the punishment.  Tommy grabs the bottom rope but Apollo knocks his hand off.


Otto Ruthless straps in the THE YUKON CLOVERLEAF.

Tommy Lightning submits!!!


Otto Ruthless wins with a THE YUKON CLOVERLEAF over Tommy Lightning!!!


Apollo causes Tommy to lose and the match is awarded to Otto Ruthless via submission.  (5 min)  Otto leaves the ring and Apollo jumps in and starts putting the boots to Tommy eventually kicking him out of the ring.  Apollo gets on the mic and says that HCW needs to apologize to him for putting this crappy match on instead of him.  This brings out GM Master Bull.  Bull has a mic of his own and tells Apollo that HE needs to apologize for sticking his nose into Bull’s show.  Apollo, almost on cue, says “Apollo Gyze don’t apologize fool” and Bull smiles and states that even after only two appearances, he’s already tired of him says that Apollo is going to be suspended for a week to give him time to contemplate his attitude.  Apollo gets all angry and starts kicking the ropes but realizes it’s futile and ends up leaving.  (Editor’s note:  I can’t recall, in the last 15 years of writing these that anyone was suspended a week after their debut.  I guess Apollo really is a trendsetter.)

Backstage, the Banker is with his manager Ruth Heartless and he says that Regulation is weak and he’s going to draft new legislation.  Tonight though, he is challenging Travis Ryzing for his spot in the top 10 lineup and once he defeats him, singles gold will be waiting for him.

We head back to the ring for our next match.  First, Scarlett Phoenix comes out to a pop from the crowd.  She gets into the ring and climbs the turnbuckles getting the crowd psyched up for this match.  Next, Lavender Gooms makes her way out and she will be defending her spot on the Ladies top 10 line up.  Scarlett needs this win in order to be within an arm’s length of the Ladies title.  The match began almost immediately and after a few minutes, Scarlett took over and owned the whole match. Scarlett went for numerous pin attempts only to have Lavender kick out of each one.  Just as we entered the final two minutes of the match, the Duchess made her way down to the ring but kept walking and sat down at commentary.  Lavender hit Scarlett with a sliding kick to the floor but Scarlett was back in and hit a Frankensteiner.  Scarlett picked her up and hit a reverse DDT right in the middle of the ring.  She made the cover and the ref counted 1…2…(the Duchess gets up, grabs the timekeepers bell and hammer and rings the bell signaling an end to the match).  We’re not quite sure if time ran out or if it was the Duchess’ ringing it early but the ref had no choice but to call the match a draw.  Scarlett was disappointed and turned to leave only to have the Duchess charge at her with the ringside bell and clobber her with it (GONG).  The Duchess dropped the bell and stood over Scarlett laughing.  She eventually left.  The ref helped Scarlett to her feet and was a bit woozy but was able to make it to the back on her own.  The fans showed their appreciation for her. 

Before she could make it behind the curtain, Master Bull came back out and told Scarlett that he was officially announcing Scarlett Phoenix vs the Duchess at the PPV in an ECW rules match.  Scarlett seemed happy with the decision and after stumbling a bit, accepted help to the back from the GM.

The Unknown Assassin is backstage with his manager the Honorable JC Dykes.  Dykes calls Fang a rabid beast and that the Assassin will put him down like the dog he is.  Dykes says that as much as Fang wants to spout his catchphrases, he will never hold a candle to the Unknown Assassin.

We are back at the ring for our next match.  This one is another spot challenge match.  First, the Banker comes out with his manager Ruth Heartless and they are booed as they head to the ring.  The Banker tries a bit of showboating but the fans boo him all the more.  Next, defending his “spot” is Travis ‘Dark Storm’ Ryzing.  Travis come out to a small pop from the crowd.  He gets into the ring and has just enough time to do some quick stretches and the match begins.  The Banker easily controlled the match but things appeared to get a bit dicey when the Regulators (Mule and Mammoth) made their way out.  Mule began to chase Ruth around the ring driving her to the back.  In the ring, the Banker dropped Travis with a deposit diving DDT but he didn’t go for the pin.  The ref was distracted busy yelling at Mule and Mammoth jumped up on the apron.  The Banker went for a swing but missed and Mammoth ended up pulling him right into the ring post.  Mammoth quickly jumped down and he too got yelled at by the ref but Mule and Mammoth said they were leaving.  In the ring, Travis made it to his feet and locked up the Banker with a Power Full Nelson.  The Banker, injured from his collision with the ring post, had no choice but to tap out.  Travis Ryzing gets the win via submission and retains his spot in the top 10.  Travis leaves to a pop from the crowd and the frustrated Banker leaves shortly thereafter.  (7 min)

We head backstage where the Six Man Tag Team Champs – ‘Top Gun’ Justin Winger, Sonic Blade and Texas Wildfire are cutting a promo.  Winger and Sonic discuss how they are going to take down the 5th Column.  Texas Wildfire interrupts them and says that as the champs, they cannot dismiss any team and they have to hope for the best but prepare for the worst.  “Worst?” Winger asks.  “We are the best.  We don’t hope…we execute.”  Sonic adds in “The reason we are the champs is because we ARE the best.  We will defeat any team that tries to take our gold.”  TW says “You’re both right.  Long live the champions!”   They leave.

The action returns as Muscles Thorpe comes out first wearing his rainbow colored bull horns and has his box of Booty O’s cereal.  He gives the box of cereal to one lucky fan and leaves the bull horns on the outside of the ring.  He rolls under the rope and starts to psyche up the crowd.  Next, the Honorable JC Dykes comes out and following him is the Unknown Assassin.  The fans boo the crap out of him.  They seem to relish in the venom spit their way.  The Unknown Assassin gets in the ring and immediately attacks Thorpe.  For 7 minutes, Thorpe was going toe to toe with the Assassin but interference from Dykes turned the tide solely in UA’s favor.   Ten minutes in, UA tries to execute some forearm shots to Thorpe’s eardrums but Thorpe reverses it and locks in an abdominal stretch.   Thorpe tries to follow it up with some knee lifts but UA reverses those and connects with a Fireman’s carry roll.  He goes for the pin but Thorpe kicks out at 2.  Thorpe locks in the abdominal stretch again but Dykes gets on the ring apron.  Thorpe releases the hold and slugs Dykes who crashes to the ground.  Thorpe turns around only to get blasted by an English Forearm strike.  Unknown Assassin makes the cover and gets the 3 count.  UA gets the win.  He begins to celebrate but then realizes Dykes is still out on the floor.  He goes over to check on him but with his back turned, Dr. Red Fang accompanied by Ant Graham runs down (Graham’s not running though) and attacks the Unknown Asssassin from behind.  Fang hits a Vampire Lunge and then follows it up with a Transylvania piledriver.  Fang stands over UA growling and snarling.  Graham eventually joins him in the ring and the two gloat for a few moments before leaving.  (12 min for the match; 5 for the aftermath)

Master Bull is back in his office and is reviewing more contracts.  Bull says that he still has some evaluating to do and picks up the phone and calls Tacoma GM Max McGillicutty.  Bull gets up and escorts the camera man out of his office and closes the door behind him.

Our first title match is next on the card.  First, the 5th Column (Baron von Blood, Oswald Zimmerman and Karl Braun) make their way out first to booing from the crowd.  Next, the 6 man champs come out to huge pops from the crowd.  Winger, Sonic and Texas Wildfire head to the ring as the fans pop huge for them.  The champs make their way down to the ring.  They enter the ring and each champ climbs a corner turnbuckle and hold their titles high in one collective motion.  The Column did their best to hang with the champs but Winger, Sonic and TW just had their numbers.  The champs used constant tags to keep each man fresh and that strategy is what kept them at the top of their game.  All three men hit moves and went for a pin but the Column made the save each time.  When we got to the 21st minute of the match, Karl Braun had just released a stomach klaw hold on Winger during a double team.  Sonic remained in the ring and as soon as Karl turned around, Sonic hit an atomic drop and immediately went for a pin.  He got the 3 count on what seemed a fast count by the ref.  The champs didn’t seem to notice and stood in the ring holding their titles high as the fans popped for them. They left and the Column eventually followed.  (21 min)

We head backstage for an interview with the reigning tag team champions the Mexicali Flyers.  El Dragon says that they are proud to hold the titles.  Tornado en Fuego says that they are going to be defending champions taking on all comers.  El Dragon adds that tonight, they have their first title defense since winning and say that luck and skill will be in their corner tonight.  Tornado looks at him and says “Palabra”.  The champs then head to the ring.

It’s time for our main event.  First, the challengers 2 members of the Muscles Trio – Muscles Weasley and McGuire head to the ring and get a small pop from the crowd.  Next, the champs come out and the fans pop HUGE as the Mexicali Flyers head to the ring.  They get into the ring and each climb a turnbuckle holding their titles high.  They dismount and hand the belts to the ref.  The match then begins.  The Flyers dominated the match owning the Muscles and went for multiple pin attempts but the other Muscle would make the save.  Both Muscles got tossed out of the ring a few times but eventually made it back in in time.  When the 22nd minute of the match began, we were interrupted by Elitism making their way out and down to the ring.  Tornado throws Muscles McGuire out of the ring and then watches what transpires.  Reid and Roderick Rothchild then attack Muscles McGuire briefly and then go to sit at commentary.  McGuire is not able to make it back into the ring and is counted out.  The Mexicali Flyers get the win via countout and retain their titles.  The show comes to an end with Reid and Roderick standing staring at the champs.

Thanks for reading.  Stay tuned for more action.

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