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Results of Last Show: Algona, IA 12/19/09 Sparow d. Marshall Scott to retain the IPW Extreme Title. This match was a fantastic show-starter. Sparrow was able to capture the win with the amazing Wheelbarrow Flip Facebuster onto a Chair! Santa Clause and "Elf" Ugly d. Shawn Roman and Spiderman. A great match that brought many laughs to the crowd and really got things going at a fast pace. Memorable quotes included "Get your tuckus in here!" and "You'll shoot your eye out!" A returning Mic Mayhem d. Montoya X. Many fans were not excited when "mini me" was able to pick up the win over the Goliath, but due to working over his injured knee, Mic was able to outdo him. Nate Alsin kills Anthony Draven...I mean defeats. Newcomer Nate Alsin was able to hit some huge moves, including the Spear and a sickening spinout slam. Big Picture d. Tony Sly. These men, whom both tower over six foot, went straight to the action, and The Big Picture was able to pick up the win with his Leveraged Complete Shot, the "Kodak Moment" AJ Smooth d. Nicky Free in a underhanded manner with a snake eyes. AJ was able to retain the title, but it's just a matter of time. Results provided by: Marshal Scott Lamoni, IA 11/21/09 Marshall Scott returns to Lamoni to face off against Nicky Free - Marshall Scott wins with a quick roll up after flav threatened Farrah Lee. Justin Decent and Ugly will defend the IPW tag team titles against Shawn Roman and Big Picture - Justin Decent and Ugly picked up the win after a hard fought battle. Two IPW veterans face off against each other as Tony Sly takes on Matty Star - Tony Sly won after blocking the Lionsault, then hitting hit neck breaker. AJ Smooth Defends the IPW title against Sparrow!! - It looked like Sparrow had the win, but Flav hit Sparrow with the cane just before the 3. This led to a scuffle, and 3 local heros were appointed to be special enforcers during the battle royal. Project Matthew versus Montoya X!! - After a hard fought battle and an injury, Montoya X hit the big frog splash for the win. 20 man BATTLE ROYAL - An intense battle royal with many of the newer IPW superstars. After a hard fought battle, Sparrow was able to get some revenge, and win the battle royal. Even better than that... Flav got his "comeuppance" for interfering the in match earlier when he got pummeled by all 3 of the special enforcers! Results provided by: Davegoheel Marion IA James Jeffries d. Sparrow Ugly/Nicky Free d. "The Big Picture" Ashton Christopher/Shawn Roman Harley Jackson d. Thrillcat AJ Smooth d. Tony Sly to Retain the IPW Heavyweight Championship by DQ INTERMISSION Montoya X d. Krotch Nate Alsin, Sparrow, & Tony Sly d. AJ Smooth, Flav, & James Jeffries Results provided by: Chuck Shockley Sparrow has defeated Project Matthew to win the IPW`s Extreme title. Sparrow defeated Project Matthew in 11:06 to capture his first title. On the undercard Marshall Scott beat Nicky Free in 11:06. Tony Sly defeated Matty Star in 10:26. Justin Decent and Ugly turned back Flav and Jayson Kincaide in 11:34 to retain the IPW Tag Team Titles. Montoya X defeated The Big Picture in 12:56 with a top rope Frog Splash. The One Night Stand Shawn Roman beat James Jeffries in 10:24. Kiandra was the special announcer for the Big Picture Montoya X match. During the evening there were run ins during the hard core match by Harley Jackson, Anthony Draven, and Micheal Rhoades the Come Back Kid. The Natural also delivered a wicked spear after the Matty Star, Tony Sly match. Results provided by: Chuck Shockley Thrillcat defeated Montoya X in 10:43. Project Matthew defeated James Jeffries in 17:04. Justin Decent and Ugly beat Marshall Scott and Big Picture in 18:22. Sparrow defeated Tony Sly in 9:14. Nicky Free Defeated A-J Smooth in 14:21 by dq! Results provided by: Chuck Shockley Venue: Whittemore Community Center Bell time 7:00 P-M Special Guest: Baron Von Raschke Date: 10/10/09 Sparrow emerges from a spirited Battle Royal the Winner, and recieves a title shot against A-J Smooth later in the evening. Baron Von Raschke comes to the ring and is interupted by T-S Agressor, Shawn Roman and Flav, the promo sets up a main event six man tag match between them and Johny Fitness, Tony Sly and Nicky Free. Justin Decent and Ugly retain the tag titles with a win over Marshall Scott and Big Picture in 16:07. James Jeffries defeats Matty Star in 9:50. A-J Smooth uses the title belt to retain his strap with a win over Sparrow who was managed by Keandra in 15:29. Tony Sly, Johny Fitness and Nicky Free defeated T-S Agressor, Flav and Shawn Roman in 19:07. Results provided by: Chuck Shockley Impact Pro Wrestling Whittemore, IA 10/10/09 Ring Announcer: Chuck Shockley Referee: Senoir Official Billy J. Special Guest: Baron Von Raschke Sparrow emerges from a spirited Battle Royal the Winner, and recieves a title shot against A-J Smooth later in the evening. Baron Von Raschke comes to the ring and is interupted by T-S Agressor, Shawn Roman and Flav, the promo sets up a main event six man tag match between them and Johny Fitness, Tony Sly and Nicky Free. Justin Decent and Ugly retain the tag titles with a win over Marshall Scott and Big Picture in 16:07. James Jeffries defeats Matty Star in 9:50. A-J Smooth uses the title belt to retain his strap with a win over Sparrow who was managed by Kiandra in 15:29. Tony Sly, Johny Fitness and Nicky Free defeated T-S Agressor, Flav and Shawn Roman in 19:07. Impact Pro Wrestling Burnside, IA 9/26/09 Ring Announcer: Chuck Shockley Referee: Senoir Official Billy J. Commentary: Davegoheel I thought that the show got progressively better. The beginning of the show was great, but by the end, it was pretty damn amazing. Principal Dan kicked some ass. Overall, I'd consider it a success, even if the crowd was a little on the light side. AJ Smooth d. Matty Star via KTFO A pretty good way to start off the show that saw a decent amount of crowd reaction and some good technical wrestling. Lots of back and forth action, but AJ controlled the larger chunk of the match. Highlights were AJ's Heartbreaker, Matty Star's Cannonball, and AJ's KTFO for the win. Tony Sly d. Marshal Scott via Grind King A match that saw a great deal of technical and chain wrestling, alongside some good back and forth. I thought that Marshal had one of the lines of the night with the "Last time I take advice from a fat guy" thing. Highlights were Marshal Scott's HUGE Spinebuster, Scott's Lightning Spiral (name?), and Tony Sly's Grind King (double underhook neckbreaker). Trillcat/Ugly (w/ Kiandra) d. Jayson Kinkaid/Project Matthew via School-Boy Roll-Up Another good match that had a good amount of comical work in it. Matthew and Kinkaid did a good amount of damage to both men, although I'd have to say that Trillcat and Ugly controlled for the larger portion of the match, if memory serves correctly. Highlights of the match are the Double Pony Ride, Thrillcat's Frog-Umbrella Assisted Standing Guillotine Leg Drop, and the candy that I got from the lovely Kiandra. James Jeffries d. Sparow via Rope-Assisted Stack One of the most energetic matches of the night, to say the least. Both guys had some big moves pulled out all of the stops. A very pink James Jeffries came out to the screaming of fans calling him "Jonas". Anybody else see the resembalance? Highlights of the match was James's Chemical Imbalanche II, Sparrow's Swinging Neckbreaker, James's Shiranui, and James's Moonsault. Sparrow also made a pretty sick Crossbody, if I do say so myself. One of the best I've seen yet. INTERMISSION Nicky Free d. "Latin Skillz" Montoya X via Rock Bottom/Leg Drop A match that had a lot of crowd reaction and a good powerhouse vs powerhouse feel. This was also the first match I had ever done commentary on, and let me tell you, the match was much better then the way I probably made it sound. I'm pretty sure that "shoulder block" and "Rock Bottom/Atomic Leg Drop Combo" came off in the same monotonous voice. Highlights of the match were Montoya X's body slams on Nicky, Nicky's body slams on Montoya, and the Rock Bottom/Atomic Leg Drop combo I mentioned earlier. Matty Star/Kurt/Brad d. TS Aggressor/AJ Smooth/Flav via Lionsault Probably the best match of the night IMO, and it should've been, seeing as it was the main event. Burnside firefighters Kurt and Brad assisted Matty Star in a win over the threesome. After the Lionsault, which had the fans on their feet, Kurt and Brad came in a tossed around a few guys. Then Principal Dan came in an gave Flav the body slam of his life. By the end, the crowd was going psychotic. Fantastic action during the whole show. I'm glad that I could be a part in any way at all, even if it is commentary. Thanks to everybody for coming to the show, be it wrestlers or fans. Impact Pro Wrestling Saturday, 9/19/2009 IPW Vault in Algona, Iowa Ring Announcer: Red-Headed Chuck Shockley Jr. Referees: Senior IPW Referee Billy J. and IPW Referee Mikey J. The show begins with T.S. Aggressor addressing the IPW Vault crowd. He brings out "The One Night Stand" Shawn Roman, who is featuring a shaved head look. 1) "Torturous" Tony Sly defeated "The One Night Stand" Shawn Roman during the first match. Referee Mikey J. refereed the match. 2) IPW Tag Team Champions Justin Decent/Ugly defeated Matty Star/Flav to retain the IPW Tag Team Titles. Referee Billy J. refereed the match. 3) Nicky Free beat IPW Heavyweight Champion A.J. Smooth via DQ. A.J. Smooth punched Referee Mikey J. A.J. Smooth got caught by Nicky Free with his finishing move. Referee Billy J. ran in and counted the 3 and awarded the match and title to Nicky Free. Referee Mikey J. came to and explained he was punched by A.J. Smooth and awarded the match to Nicky Free by DQ. Since the match ended in a disqualification, A.J. Smooth retains the IPW Heavyweight Title. 15-Min. Intermission 4) IPW Extreme Title: Project Matthew defeated Johny Fitness to retain the IPW Extreme Title. The Big Picture came out and helped Project Matthew win the title with some interference, which is legal in this no DQ match. The Big Picture and Project Matthew start to beat up Johny Fitness but then "The Natural" Nate Austin makes his debut and evens out the attack. Johny Fitness and Nate Austin shake hands and raise each other hands. 5) IPW 16-Man Fall Brawl. Royal Rumble style with the match beginning with two competitors, Sparrow and Shawn Roman. Every 90 seconds, a next competitor entered the ring. For the first 12 eliminations, the elimination is when the opponent is throw over-the-top rope and onto the floor. When it's down to the last 4, the rules change and the only eliminations are pinfall and submission. Also, there will be no DQ with the last 4 men in the ring. The winner of the match receives a shot at the IPW Title of his choice. Participants in this brawl (in no order) included, Sparrow, Shawn Roman, Big Country, Anthony Draven, Brandon Blaze, Jason Kincaid, The Big Picture, Justin Decent, Ugly, Matty Star, Tony Sly, James Jeffries, Project Matthew, A.J. Smooth, Nicky Free and Flav. The last 4 participants in the match were: Sparrow, Project Matthew, Matty Star and James Jeffries. Weapons were introduced which included a plastic gnome/elf, computer printer, computer keyboard, Chinese Checks boardgame, steel chair, shovel, etc. After a couple eliminations, it came down to Sparrow (who entered the brawl and #1) and Project Matthew (who entered the brawl last). Project Matthew threw Sparrow over the top rope thinking he had eliminated but forgot about the rules changing. Sparrow hit a cross body off the top rope and got the pinfall on Project Matthew. Some of the wrestlers came out and celebrated with Sparrow. Overall, a fun season-opener night for Impact Pro Wrestling at the IPW Vault. The IPW Vault wasn't filled to capacity this night, but the fans that were there enjoyed all of the action IPW provided. It was great to see the Fans of Indies make a long trip to see the IPW Vault and the IPW show in Algona. They are the definition of true IPW Fans. Results provided by: Chuck Shockley July 29th, 2009 - Le Mars, Iowa - Plymoth County Fair Matty Star defeats Nicky Free, Matty Star's star is on the rise, no IPW performer is more hated right now with the exception of Flav himself. Time of the fall was 9:57. Thrillcat and Ugly looked very strong together in taking the measure of Ian Beef Wellington and Project Matthew who also wrestled a tough match. Time of the fall was 16:19! The intermission was a success and a failure because many people took part, and then many people left. James Jeffries defeated Shawn The One Night Stand Roman in a tough match, Roman has not lost a step and actually looks better and tougher. He pissed the crowd off. The time of the fall 10:38. Speaking of pissing the crowd off, Rory Fox looked great against Tony Sly who eked out a victory, Time 9:48. Classic Rory Fox and classic Baak Bakk from Sly. Good stick work and emoting from Fox! Mitch Paradise gained a dq victory in 12:06 over A-J Smooth however there was a hair stipulation attached to the match and A-J had some locks shorn. Paradise wrestled 3 on 1 basically, and A-J wrestled with a furious passion, Paradise chased Flav and gave him what appeared to be the scare of his life. Matty Star also seconded at ring side. Results provided by: Chuck Shockley Impact Pro Wrestling visits the Humboldt County Fair! 7/24/09 Friday night with a 7-P-M Bell time. The special guest was eight time Worlds Heavyweight Champion Harley Race. Belly and Salsa Dancer Sonata entertained the crowd with three numbers prior to bell time with an in ring performance. The referees for the night were Travis Arrowood and Kyle Anderson. The venue was the Grandstand of the Humboldt County Fair at Humboldt, an outoor venue. The IPW`s Big Picture Ashton Christopher handled the sound chores. Chuck Shockley of KHBT and KLGA did the announcing chores. The ring was set up close to the stands with some grandstand seating and some ringside seating as well. A makeshift dressing area was set up nearby, a table was set up as Harley Race sold pictures, paperback editions of his biography and action figures of himself. James Jeffries provided assistance to Harley. Here are some thumbnail results, fellow posters should add their two cents worth. A promo took place featuring Manager Flav the Master Pimpologist, IPW Champion A-J Smooth, and T-S Agressor all three promised to take care of business. T-S Agressor defeated Johny Fitness, the time of the pinfall was 8:30. Montoya X and Rory Fox defeated the combination of Brian Breaker and Ryan Drugger, the time of the fall was 11:26. Nicky Free was declared the winner by disqualifacation over A-J Smooth in 4:30, there was a beatdown and a run in that included an appearance by Humboldt County Sheriff Dean Krueger, the run in set up a six man tag match in the Main Event of the evening. During Intermission there were autographs and merchandise sold by Harley Race, also from the other wrestling superstars, music and a social time. The Weather for the event was very splendid, late July northern Iowa weather, earlier in the night Ashley Pederson the Humboldt County Fair Queen and her runner up sang the national anthem. The skies were partly cloudy and a there was a breeze from the north, much better weather than what was seen a week earlier at Beadle Park at Cresco where the temperature was 58 at bell time and a 10 mile per hour breeze blew as well making it seem like a football Friday night in late September or October. In a three way dance, hometown boy Brandon Blaze beat both Jayson Kinkaide and Project Matthew in 12:07. Tony Sly defeated Matty Star in 8:37. In a six man tag team match: Johny Fitness Nicky Free and Humboldt County Sheriff Dean Krueger defeated A-J Smooth, T-S Agressor and Flav in 18:47. The I-P-W ring was set up on a track normally used for harness racing at the Humboldt County Fairgrounds. During the match between Tony Sly and Matty Star, Star snapped the bottom ring rope which was disabled for the rest of the night, this took place in a semi final event between the two, Kyle Anderson was officiating at the time. A mixed demographic witnessed the wrestling card as usual. there were non participating IPW participants and luminaries on hand in support of the wrestling card including IPW Promoter Troy Peterson, wife Caroline and child and others. 8-time World Champion Harley Race Addressed the crowd at the tail end of intermission, he thanked the crowd for its attendance and hoped all were enjoying themselves, he says he runs the WLW Promotion based out of Eldon Missouri and spoke two of the two wrestlers who traveled with him Brian Breaker and Ryan Druggar to wrestle on the card from his training facility there. Results for Cresco 7/17/09 provided by Davegoheel: What an amazing show. Simply put, phenomenal. Match by Match: Thrillcat d. Montoya X
(Umbrella-Assisted Diving Guillitine Legdrop) Ugly and JustIn Decent d. Matty Star
and Rory Fox AJ Smooth d. James Jeffires (Roll Up) Ian "Beef" Wellington d. Sparow Nicky Free d. Marshal Scott Results provided by: Davegoheel Here are the Results for last nights show in Algona, 5/30/09. The show was for Relay for Life and all money earned at that show went to the cause.Announcer: Johny Fitness Nicky Free d. Marshal Scott (Diving Elbow
Drop) Sparrow d. Anthony Draven (Modified
Neckbreaker) Flav & Ian "Beef" Wellington d. Big
Country and Ugly for a shot at the Tag Team Titles (Illegal Low Blow) Supa Cito Kid d. Big Picture (Code Red) Hardcore Match - Project Matthew d. Jayson
Kinkade (Power Chord?) Main Event - Battle Royal - Winner: Johny
Fitness Overall, I thought it was a really good
show and it was for a great cause. Algona, IA at the Vault Sparrow d. Brandon Blaze in 8:09 JustIn Decent & Ugly d. Flav & Ian
"Beef" Wellington in 13:33 for the tag team straps. Marshall Scott d. Arya Daivari in 15:02 Project Matthew d. Tony Sly in 8:58 for
the Extreme Title Montoya X and Johny Fitness over TS
Aggressor and AJ Smooth in 14:25. The crowd was a little sparse, but it didn't stop a great night of action. Inter-promotional show with 3XW wrestling March 7,2009 in Wilton, Iowa at the Iron Wheel pub (www.theironwheelpub.com) Results provided by Billy J. Ring announcer: K.L. Snow Referees: Referee Billy J., Referee Steve Biley and Referee Chad from Muscatine. 1) A.J. Smooth defeated Thrillcat with a schoolboy roll-up. 2) Nicky Free defeated The Big Picture. James Jeffries, A.J. Smooth and IPW Champion Montoya X cut a promo, dissing Wilton, Iowa, Latin Thunder and Ian Wellington. 3) James Jeffries defeated Ian Wellington. I, Referee Billy J, was knocked down in the match. I heard from people after the show that Jeffries had taken out Wellington with the IPW Tag Team Title belt. Intermission. Nicky Free was taking polaroid pictures with fans in the ring. 4) Jimmy Rockwell and Ricky Kwong defeated Maddog Mcdowell and Flav in a tag team match. 5) IPW Heavyweight Champion Montoya X defeated Latin Thunder Juan Fourneau. 6) Battle Royal featuring wrestlers from some of the above matches. Also included in the Battle Royal was Sparrow. Flav was the first one eliminated. The Battle Royal came down to Ian Wellington, James Jeffries and A.J. Smooth. Smooth was eliminated, leaving Wellington and Jeffries. Jeffries was then eliminated. Ian Wellington won the battle royal. A great crowd enjoyed the show. More chairs were needed as fans kept filling up The Iron Wheel Pub. Next Impact Pro Wrestling show: Saturday, March 21st in Riceville, Iowa! Next 3XWrestling show: Friday, March 20th at the Des Moines Social Club in Des Moines, Iowa Show with NWA Pro out of California March 1,2009 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the Sioux Falls Arena Show account done by Marshall Scott Hey everybody, I just wanted to give a update on the NWA show that took place on Sunday. It was an awesome experience, and I thought some people would be interested in how it went. WARNING... this is a bit of a back stage perspective. First off, it was amazing to get there and set up the ring in a building that can hold around 6000 people. A true arena show. Lighting crews working and setting up spot lights and great ring lighting... just an awesome vibe in the building. IPW wrestlers who worked the show was Montoya X, Wicked Lester Brody, Tony Sly, AJ Smooth and myself. Montoya and Brody started off the show. I didn't get to see all of the match since I was up second, but what I did see looked good. I could hear Brody yelling on his way to the ring, and I honestly don't think the crowd knew how to respond. They were intimidated. X got bloodied a bit in the match (Karma? :) ) The STO and Frog Splash got a big pop. I was up next working the a guy from Florida who wrestles as Sheik. It was fun working with a more experienced guy. It sounds like NWA has some plans for him, and I am glad I got to be a part of it. I have to admit it was really weird hearing Stronger hit in the arena, and getting ready to go out. I was nervous, but mostly because I had to work face (that is the first time I have done that infront of a crowd) but I think it went okay. Little Johny cheerleader I am not. I didn't get to see much of Tony Sly's match, since I was changing in the back, but I heard it was good. He faced Arik Cannon. I think that both were happy about it. Arik gave Sly a big compliment when he said that Sly did a great job tonight, because he did really well selling photos. There was a great tag team match between the Young Bucks and the SkullKrushers. It was awesome... well put together, well paced, with lots of highspots and big moves. The crowd loved it. (Flav... we have some work to do) AJ faced Silas Young for the NWA Midwest Title. It was an awesome match, and drew a lot of heat from the crowd (more than the main event in my opinion). AJ looked on point through the whole match, with no visible mistakes. Awesome. This great back and forth encounter ended with Silas hitting the Turnbuckle headstand in to and Arabian press for the win. I have to say that AJ did an amazing job in his match. I could have been the match of the night in almost any indy promotion. If it wasn't for the tag team match which I thought kind of stole the show, AJ would of had the match of the night. One thing that has to be pointed out... the Young Bucks and the Krushers worked a tv taping together already, and have worked in the past. AJ met Silas Young for the first time yesterday (or at least this is the first time they worked together) and they did great. Angel Armani was blown away by AJ, and singing his praises to who ever would listen. The main event featured Big King V (Viscera) vs Mitch Paradise. I caught the start of the match, and it was weird seeing Mitch be the little guy in the ring. On a sidenote, Viscera was a really nice guy, and a total class act. I have to say a HUGE thank you to Troy and Travis for making this happen, and letting me be a part of it. It was an awesome experience. EDIT: One thing I should point out is I didn't review all the matches. Several people were there from 3XW (in fact, Todd was the ref for our match) and I don't want anybody to think I was leaving them off on purpose. February 28,2009 in Algona, Iowa at the Vault Results provided by Davegoheel Here is the official PR team's review of the show today. Overall, it was freaking awesome. The whole show was fantastic. From top to bottom. Awesome. Supa Cito Kid d. Project Matthew. Fantastic way to start of the show. The crowd was a little quiet at the beginning, but they perked up in no time. Matthew is one of the most impressive technical wrestlers that IPW has, and with Cito's high flying that match can't fail. From planchas to armdrags, it was nonstop action. Cito ended up picking up the victory with a viscious Code Red. Pure impact. The Carnage Coalition d. Cool and Unusual. Every new guy that IPW has had come in has impressed me so much. I've made it no secret that I'm a mark for Sparrow and Kinkade, along with Picture and Free. The Carnage Coalition, despite being huge jerks, have won a fan in me after landing a sick Wheelbarrow Cutter combination. Montoya d. Marshal Scott w/ Flav. Under conditions that Flav and Marshal Scott 2.0 cheated there way into, Montoya was put up against huge odds in overcoming them and maintaining his IPW World Heavyweight Championship. However, no odds are to big for the big guy and he pulled out the victory with a huge Frog Splash off of the top rope. INTERMISSION. Always fun. Stupid fat kids. Cito knows who I'm talking about. Tony Sly d. AJ Smooth and JustIn Decent to maintain the IPW Extreme Title in a Three Way Dance. The whole match was....well...awesome. Smooth ended up scoring the first pin on Decent, knocking him out. He hit his signature Fireman's Carry Facebreaker (the official name, Mr. Smooth?) to put him away. However, Tony caught him off guard and hit him with the old schoolboy. Nice. Ian "Beef" Wellington d. James Jeffries. Wow, James really had some "stiff" competition in this one. He had to "take it to him hard". In all seriousness, however, it was a great match. This was even better then the first time these two met, and that didn't dissapoint either. The AFTERMATH: Special guest Referee Matty Star showed his true colors and hit James with a sick lariat. After a furious beatdown, Matty hit James with what has got to be the most dangerous move that I've ever seen in IPW - The Package Piledriver. I marked out, honestly marked out, for the move. Ask Clay, ask Alec, even Sparrow might have seen me - I was speechless. Star was about to hit another one onto a steel chair, until the IPW locker room came out to protect Jeffries. Mr. F d. TS Aggressor. These guys were incredible. No surprise to anyone, I'm sure, but they put on fantastic, old-school storytelling wrestling. The piledriver was awesome. I didn't realize how much I missed that move in the midst of all of the high-class piledrivers of today (Canadian Destroyer, Psycho Driver, Omega Driver). Both guys are extremely gifted wrestlers and I was impressed. However, while substitue ref Troy was down and out, Mr. F revealed his true identity. If you didn't see it, I guess you'll never know. Overall, that was just an awesome, awesome show. Here are the Top Ten Moments of the Night: 10. Flav's shirt getting ripped open. At first, I was devastated because I thought that the signature shirt was destroyed. Luckily, it was just opened up for a huge chop from Montoya. 9. AJ Smooth is "The Cat's Pajamas". I'd never heard to expression before, so I misheard it, but I was pretty sure that AJ referred to himself as "The Cat's Vagina". No surprise, AJ is his own biggest fan. 8. IPW fans banning together to nearly boot loud cussing fan. I love it when the fans are loud, and I love it when they're involved. However, when you start cussing like he was with kids all around, someone has to draw the line. The rest of the IPW fan united and nearly kicked him out. Props to Jasinda for starting the trend. 7. Wheelbarrow Cutter Combination by Carnage Coalition. I love all moves to come out of the wheelbarrow position, and double team moves make it even better. With moves like CIMA/Ryo's Wheelbarrow Lungblower and SAT's Maximum Impact, I have high expectations for this position. They did NOT dissapoint. 6. TS Aggressor's old school piledriver. I've already said this, but I missed that time. The move brought back some old AWA memories. They still show it late at night on ESPN. 5. Double Bak Bak Elbow. Tony Sly's signature move is always fun to watch, but when JustIn Decent adds into it, it's the best. Period. 4. Cito's Code Red. It doesn't matter who does it or what it's called, be it Yoshi Tonic, Code Red, Code Green, or Texas Piledriver (SvR edition), it's an awesome move. To see somebody in IPW hit it is always awesome. It's entertaining, and it's impactful. 3. Mr. F reveals his identity. I'm still not saying who it was. You should know if you were at the show. If you weren't at the show, then you don't deserve to know!! Just kidding. But at the risk of getting him banned for life, it will remain secret ;). 2. Matty Star's Package Piledriver. Seriously, this would be Number 1 at almost any other show, except for the number one on this list. Star's Package Piledriver was not only awesome, but it was stiff as well. 1. TS Aggressor throws kid's hat!! This kid is annoying me and he always screams. Maybe if he had some more intelligent insults, but no. When Aggressor threw his hat - AWESOME!! February 21,2009 in Marion, Iowa at the Praire Hill Pavilion Results provided by Davegoheel The show was, as always, awesome. It was totally worth the drive, although now I'm in a bit of a pickle as to finding a ride to the show next weekend. Here are the results. James Jeffries d. Shawn Roman. Shawn is incredible and somebody that I really want to meet. His mic skills are above amazing and he's got the ability to match it. As well, Jeffries never fails to impress me. The roofs were a little low, which prevented alot of flying, but it didn't matter as their was some top rope action anyways. Ian "Beef" Wellington and Flav d. JustIn Decent and Thrillcat. This was easily the funniest match of the night. The original sequence at the beginning was halarious, and some of the pin attempts by Decent were incredible. There are alot of things that still remain a mystery to me about IPW as far as kayfabe goes I found out later that night. This was also one of my most interactive match as Ian verbally owned me. I need to get better at thinking on my feet. The Big Picture vs. Nicky Free. I didn't get to see the whole match as I was very busy with doing some things for Clay and myself, but from what I saw it was awesome. A top contender for best line of the night from a crowd member happened during this match. It got quite a few laughs and many enjoyed the match. Tony Sly b. Project Matthew. This completes the perfect trifecta (I can't spell; don't judge) of matches between these two. I think that Sly is phenomenal and Project Matthew is one of the most talented guys in the company. They are both guys that I love to highlight in videos (forgot the camera!), and both men hit some of their signature moves throughout the match. Correct me if I'm wrong, but does PM call his Rope Assisted Neckbreaker the Power Chord? And Tony Sly ended the match with a SoCal Driver on the chair. Luckily, I payed otherwise that could have been me :X Intermission, kind of. It was interesting to see Sparrow, who probably knew 7/8 of the crowd, cut a promo with Smooth. I didn't get to talk to alot of guys, but it was still good to get up and stretch. Latin Thunder d. Supa Cito Kid. This match was one of the highest points of the night, simply because both of these men are awesome workers. The crowd was into it and Cito did more flying then in almost any other match, despite the depressing ceiling. The pescado, the senton off of the apron - priceless. Sparrow d. AJ Smooth. The energy generated by this match was awe-striking, and it was held throughout almost the entire match. Sparrow did a great job feeding off of it and AJ was a huge asshole as always. Montoya X d. TS Aggressor. It was the perfect way to cap off the night, and Montoya played it perfectly. I still need to talk to Montoya as much as I can, as he's one of the few guys that still doesn't know me. Some of the heel anticts during this match were awesome, especially when BJ (haha) got pulled out of the ring. It was a fantastic show. I'm really tired, so I'll make the Top Ten moments of the show later. January 24, 2009 at the IPW Vault in Algona Results provided by Davegoheel Chuck, you're awesome. The commentary during the matches was fantastic. Anyways, here is what The PR Team (that's our new posse's name Fit) thought about the show. Johny Fitness coming out and showing WLB up was awesome. Thrillcat is always fun to watch, and the signature "Jump Up" music is priceless. James Jeffries vs. Ian was another fun match to see, as I'd be waiting for it for quite some time now. I'm expecting the rematch to be even better! The Number One's Contender match was incredible. I always love the Big Picture and Nicky Free and neither one of them dissapointed me. I think that they will have a future in this business, even outside of IPW. And Devin Carter even showed up! I love watching Devin and I think that he's a tremendous heel, worker, and entertainer. I'm excited for the Smooth, Decent, Sly match up, although I'm sad to see the PM/Sly fued ended so abruptly as I thought that was really picking up some heat. Montoya and Cito was a spectacular match, as these two men always promise to put on a show. When Montoya kicked out of the Code Red (official name?) I just about flipped a tit. Although I never did see the Dragonsteiner that I love (yes, as James Jeffries pointed out, that was me yelling Dragonsteiner), it was still an awesome match. Although for some reason I was reminded of something - - Cito has a serious lack of Diving Hurricanranas.... Anyways, Marshall Scott 2.0 and Flav vs. the Main Attractions was another great match and I'm glad that my dad saw all of the new guys. He never thought that they'd get this good, and this is only their third match!! I can't wait to see what happens to Sparrow and Kinkade, both men are fantastic. And 2.0 is becoming a better heel by the day. Tony Sly & Project Matthew!! I'm really, really enjoying this fued right now, especially with the weapondry involved. I think that it's used at the right times and it adds to the excitement. I knew that we were in for something special when TS and Troy took the tarp thing of of the canvas. So those were my match thoughts. I still give the best match of the night to Tony Sly/Project Matthew, but they all could easily have been Number 1. Here were our Top Ten moments of the night: 10. BJ (haha) getting beaten up during the 8-Man number one contender's match. Sorry BJ (haha!), but ref's getting hurt is halarious! 9. Meeting Montoya and Smooth. AJ was fun to talk to and was actually not an asshole. Montoya was nice, but he had no idea who the f*ck either of us were. Surprisingly, I think Project Matthew knew who we were. 8. WLB demasking Thrillcat to find Mr. F. It was early in the show and the crowd wasn't into it yet, but it was still fun to watch and Wicked's facial expression after finding Mr. F were awesome. 7. JustIn getting thrown into the snow. I don't know if he was actually put in snow, but he was tossed outside which was entertaining. JustIn is one of the funniest men that I've ever seen wrestle, and he's quick to come up with halarious things to do/say. 6. Chair falling on Project Matthew's head. I'm sorry, but this was one of those moments in wrestling that just make you laugh. It seemed like Sly was starting to get pissed at the damn chair for falling, and it was made even funnier by the memory of the ladder falling on PM at Crystal Lake! 5. Cito's Pescado to the outside. I think it was the first dive over the top rope I've seen Cito do thus far at the Vault, and I just love the move. It's simple, yet it's devastating. It's DELICIOUS! The fact that it was right in front of us made it even better! 4. Montoya bringing the match into "Overtime". Nobody likes to see matches end in DQ/Countout, so obviously Montoya making sure that there was a pinfall made it a great match and I think it got the small crowd involved. 3. Kinkade's Springboard Rana. I absolutely love this move, no matter who does it. I'm a sucker for all hurricanrana's and to see one of this caliber done in person is phenomenal. Hopefully, Kinkade will continue to add on to his arsenal of aerial manuevers (long words!) and improve throughout the years! 2. Montoya Kicking out of the Code Red. It was just awesome. Period. 1. Tony Sly going through the table! This was the first time that I've seen a TABLE used in IPW, and the first time a weapon was ever broken in my eyes LIVE! I'm eating up this Sly/PM fued, and I'm sad to see the number one contender's match so soon, although it will be a fantastic match. |