Recapping American wrestling since 2013. Not only following the current stuff in WWE, Impact and ROH but also going back in time and doing stuff from back then as well.
Showing posts with label Gentleman Jervis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gentleman Jervis. Show all posts
Backstage, we hear from Manbun Jesus, Gentleman Jervis and The Groovy Grizzly. Manbun Jesus is excited to be in the Staten Island block of the Five Boroughs Classic, as is Jervis, and he is ready to jump through hoops as he produces an actual hoops. Jay Lion then shows up, roras, then eats the daisy that Jervis provides for him.
Michael Mistretta, Juni Underwood and Chris Dickinson beat Gentleman Jervis, Manbun Jesus and Jay Lyon in the Staten Island block of the Five Boroughs Classic after Dickinson - who is a no show for 99% of the match - suddenly shows up and makes Jay Lyon tap out to a crossface.
Backstage, we hear from Queens Get The Money (Patrick Fitzpatrick and Jay Mesias). Mesias that the United Wrestling Network is making them face a couple of clowns who take nothing seriously, and warns The Slimeballz ("Slimeball" Sage Chantz and "Slimetime" Tommy Rant) they had best come correct. Fitzpatrick says The Slimeballz are coming in with titles they want, for Queens Get The Money and it is time for The Slimeballz to get the message.
Alex Gracia vs. Big Mama for the UWN Women's Championship from Sunday Night Slam in March is replayed.
Aaron Rourke vs. Leon Sparrow for the Create A Pro Championship ends after Shawn Donovan shows up and yells at Pat Buck, who is watching from ringside. Rourke confronts Donovan, and this leads to a brawl between the two that ends the match. Leo Sparrow soon joins in, and Pat Buck gets in the ring and fights both Donovan and Sparrow alongside Rourke as officials try to restore order. Commissioner Little Guido soon shows up and makes the brawl an official tag match for next week.
The Slimeballz ("Slimeball" Sage Chantz and "Slimetime" Tommy Rant) retain the NWA United States Tag Team Championships against Queens Get The Money (Patrick Fitzpatrick and Jay Mesias).
Chris Dickinson beats Juni Underwood and Michael Mistretta in the Staten Island block of the Five Boroughs Classic by submission with a crossface to Underwood. After the match, Commissioner Little Guido shows up, and when he offers to shake Dickinson's hand, Dickinson spits in his hand instead.
We see a commercial for Sunday Night Slam with Jake Redondo.
Leo Sparrow retains the Create A Pro Championship against "Mr. All Day" Will Allday. During the match, Sparrow tries to retreat with the Create A Pro Championship, but Allday stops him and places Sparrow's title on the apron. Sparrow grabs his title as Allday rolls him back into the ring, and as Allday goes up to the top rope, Sparrow shoves the ref into the ropes for trying to wrestle the Create A Pro Championship away from him. This trips Allday off the top rope, and Sparrow is able to hit an avalanche Revolution DDT to win and retain.
"Nobody Betta" Michael Mistretta and Joey Conway beat Bobby Fish and Gentleman Jervis after Jervis tags himself in only to run right into a piledriver. After the match, David Marquez interviews Mistretta and Conway. Mistretta says he did not have to do anything to get his second win over Bobby Fish, and Conway says that he is finally on the winning side. Mistretta says there is nobody better than the two of them.
We see a commercial for Sunday Night Slam with Che Cabrera.
We hear from Jordan Cruz, who says that he will be defending the UWN World Championship in Gotham Wrestling against VSK. He says that VSK is a great competitor, but his schedule revolves around being champion because the title is his life and his livelihood. He plans to retain the UWN World Championsip and walk into Sunday Night Slam as champion.
Jarrett Diaz beats "The Executive Decision" Q Wynters.
We see a commercial for Sunday Night Slam with Jordan Castle and "One in a Million" Maximilien.
Commissioner Guido says it has been a good experience as Commissioner, and announces that both the UWN Television Champion and the The Five Boroughs Classic are both coming soon to Gotham Wrestling.
Ray Jaz beats "The Greek God" Papadon in a Mulberry Street Fight.
At the start of the show, it is revealed that two people have been attacked outside of the arena.
Gentleman Jervis beats Jay Smooth following a brief fight with Martin in the ring that almost causes the match to end in a disqualification (and then doesn't, despite the bell having been rung to call for the disqualification).
Dustin Starr interviews "Hollywood" Jimmy Blaylock and The Revenant of Walker Hayes and shows his disdain for Blaylock. Blaylock calls Dustin "biased," and Dustin takes it as a compliment. Blaylock says he has the meanest man in Walker Hayes and that he and Hayes will take anyone on in a hardcore match.
It is revealed that two more people have been attacked backstage.
We hear from "Big Swole" Justin Cole, who says he has two more weeks to raise money to fight cancer, and that he plans to add to that amount when he body slams Carlos Alexander Rios.
"Big Swole" Justin Cole beats Carlos Alexander Rios. During the match, Cole hits three slams followed by the Swole Slam for another $100, bringing the grand total to $300.
K-Toomer beats Action Jackson.
Backstage, the police - who have been noticing the attacks on people backstage - interview some people on what is going on.
"The GunShow" Brett Michaels quickly beats Kid Wrestling.
We hear from Amber Rodriguez and Skyler. Amber calls "Smokin' Hott" Nikki Lane "a sorry excuse for a champion" and Diana Taylor "a sorry excuse for a person," and that since Nikki can't compete this week after what happened last week, it's just them against Diana Taylor.
Amber Rodriguez and Skyler beat Diana Taylor in a two-on-one handicap match. During the match, Sarah Wolfe gets in Diana Taylor's corner, but Skyler knocks her off the apron to keep her from tagging in.
Derrick King and Danny B. Good guest on commentary for the next match.
The Yung GOATs (Zay Washington and Aaron Roberts) retain the Memphis Tag Team Championships against The Allied Empire (Ken Dang and Meklakov). After the commercial break, Derrick King admits that The Yung GOATs are great, but they are not Derrick King and Danny B. Good, saying that The Yung GOATs may think they are the new stars, but he and Danny B. Good are still here. Aaron Roberts calls the match "The Yung GOATs vs. The Old GOATs," which causes Derrick and Danny to get ready to fight and Derrick to take offense to the statement, saying that when he and Danny win, they will know why they are "the number one goats."
At the announce desk, Dustin Starr interviews Mike Anthony, who says that he warned everyone that either his #1 contendership problem gets fixed or else he fixes it. He says he got into the ring and beat "Big Swole" Justin Cole fair and square to become #1 contender to the Memphis Heritage Championship, and that nobody should have come before him and that he should have had Alan Steel one-on-one. He calls Dustin Starr out for favoritism towards "The GunShow" Brett Michaels and "fist bumping a bum," and challenges Brett Michaels to a match today at Commerce Street Market. He then implies that he was the one who attacked people backstage earlier today before flat out saying he did it, then the police show up. Mike Anthony allows himself to be arrested and says he will make bail, then Brett Michaels shows up and confronts Anthony as Anthony is taken to jail.
We see backstage footage from last week where Dan Joseph throws the Arizona State Championship into the trash before lighting the trash can on fire. When Ray Rosas finds out about this, he goes after Dan Joseph.
Viva Van beats Cece Chanel. After the match, Heather Monroe and Halston Boddy show up, and Heather calls Jamie Iovine out for giving her match against Viva Van to Cece Chanel, and demands her match against Viva Van. Iovine says he'll think about it.
In footage from earlier today, Emily Mae interviews Gentleman Jervis. He calls Keita Murray a great up-and-coming wrestler who deserves his all and nothing less than his full attention, then says he has a hard time getting over relationships. He says that there is still a sweet person in "Sweet" Robin Shaw, and gives "Sweet" Robin Shaw one more chance to make up or else he will leave him behind.
Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews The Bodega (Danny Limelight, "King FatBoy" Papo Esco, Slice Boogie). Slice Boogie says he and Jordan Cruz have the opportunity of a lifetime, and while Cruz might be something one day, he is the present and the future. As for The Hogsmen, Danny Limelight says that they eat pigs for breakfast, and that The Hogsmen are out of their minds thinking they can win the tag team titles.
Slice Boogie beats Jordan Cruz after "King FatBoy" Papo Esco puts Slice's foot on the rope after Jordan Cruz hits a counter DDT to have the match won. During the match, Guy Tweakacetti shows up and hands The Bodega (Danny Limelight and "King FatBoy" Papo Esco) money at ringside. This distracts Slice Boogie and nearly costs him the match.
Backstage, Emily Mae interviews Levi Shapiro and Howdy Price. Shapiro says Jamie Iovine is abusing his power and that Jack Cartwright had an upset victory, and that he will put pure punishment on Cartwright next week when the Television title is on the line. Howdy Price says that Cartwright's win is a "unicorn moon" and that if Cartwright wins, they will throw scraps at him and it will be a steel trap.
4 Minutes of Heat ("Rock God" Ricky Gibson and "Freak Nasty" Eddie Pearl) beat Honest John and Mike Camden after The Bodega (Danny Limelight, "King FatBoy" Papo Esco, Slice Boogie) distract the referee so Limelight can knock Camden out with one of the United Tag Team title belts. After the match, Jamie Iovine congratulates 4 Minutes of Heat and Guy Tweakacetti, and tells them that opportunities are coming while telling Tweakacetti to keep 4 Minutes of Heat in line as their manager.
Gentleman Jervis beats Keita Murray.
Backstage, Emily Mae interviews Dan Joseph. Joseph says he "had a moment," then says everything is fine and that things happen. Meanwhile, Emily Mae is slightly unnerved.
EJ Sparks vs. Richie Slade for the Hollywood Heritage Championship ends in a no-contest when the referee runs to the back and Flex McCalleon saves Richie Slade from Roundhouse Rhythm. Richie Slade retains the Hollywood Heritage Championship. Backstage, "The Golden Boy" Jordan Clearwater and Jack Banning brawl, and referees run after them to break the brawl up.
Dustin Starr has his birthday cake early at the start of the show to ensure there is no cake-related incidents during the show's one-year anniversary.
Jordan Clearwater beats Richie Slade.
CWFH Minority Owner and head matchmaker Nikko Marquez is in the ring. He says that nobody has the responsibilities that he has, and in his hand is the greatest acquisition that CWFH has ever seen and he has ever signed. He says that he had to call Billy Corgan to make this happen, then introduces Zicky Dice, who previously stated that he would never return to CWFH again. Nikko calls Zicky Dice "the hottest name in professional wrestling" as he welcomes him back. After the commercial break, Nikko calls bringing Zicky Dice back the best decision he has made all year, then brings out Zicky's opponent for tonight: Gentleman Jervis. Before the match begins, Zicky Dice says that this is his time and it won't be rainbows anymore, for Jervis' time is over. Zicky then welcomes Jervis to "the end."
Zicky Dice beats Gentleman Jervis by submission with an ankle lock after Jervis hurts his knee on the Bunny Hop Drop and Dice targets it. After the match, Zicky Dice continues to attack Gentleman Jervis, injure his knee and rip Jervis' mask off.
Watts quickly beats Action Braxton. After the match, Watts kicks Braxton out of the ring, then says there is an NWA legend in the building right now who ran roughshod over CWFH ten years ago and wants to call him out. He then introduces Rasche Brown to the ring. Brown says it is good to be back in CWFH, and when he left, Watts was coming in, and Watts has dominated ever since. He then addresses talk of a comeback, and says there is no better place to do it than in CWFH. He admits he is far from being championship material at this point, but for now, he is celebrating Watts and his championship reign. Watts says he will still be champion when that day comes, and that he is looking forward to it.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews Levi Shapiro and Howdy Price. Howdy says he does not like wear and tear and that he wants things that are fresh and smelling like money. He calls Shapiro "his best investment" and says that when you have a good investment, you invest further. He gives Shapiro a new leather glove, and says that soon, there will be a nice, shiny belt to go along with it.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews Dan Joseph. Joseph says he has a strategy for Levi Shapiro's iron claw, as he has been tightening the screws for that glove. He is also watching for the hands of Howdy Price, saying he has something for him if he gets involved again.
Before the next match, Howdy Price demands that everything be ready for when Levi Shapiro becomes United Television Champion.
Dan Joseph retains the United Television Championship following the distraction by Buddy Royal after Levi Shapiro loads his glove with a foreign object. After the match, Buddy Royal calls Levi Shapiro for using a loaded glove, and if Shapiro wants to cheat, he will be there to cut him off. He says that best friends make better enemies, and declares war on Shapiro.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews the team of Ray Rosas, Andy Brown and Adrian Quest, now officially known as Static. Rosas says he has the PP3 Cup, saying he can take the Heritage title any time he wants, and as of right now, he owns Watts. He says that Watts is at his mercy, and when the time comes, there will be a new champion.
Backstage, John Roberts interviews Anthony Idol and The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito). Cabrera says they handled business and got rid of Vermin, and now they want tag team gold. Tito says Brown and Quest have a pair of hungry wolves after them and they look like a snack. Idol says Ray Rosas cared enough when he cheated his way to the PP3 Cup and brought Andy Brown and Adrian Quest with him, and says that Rosas will start caring when he gets his hands on him, for it is all about revenge now.
Anthony Idol and The Wolf Zaddies (Che Cabrera and Bad Dude Tito) beat Static (Ray Rosas, Andy Brown, Adrian Quest). At the start of the match, Static heads to the back, but Idol and the Zaddies follow them to the back and beat them in grand style.
Maria and Dustin Starr make a toast at the end of the episode, and there is another cake at the table.
Frankie Frank and Anthony Idol beat The Millennials (Brendan Devine and Daniel Moon) to qualify for the PP3 Tournament.
Backstage, Gentleman Jervis stops an argument between "Sweet" Robin Shaw and Super Beetle and tries to get them to use "I feel..." statements to relate to one another. They do. Jervis then proposes they shake hands and team as "Bug Juice." They do.
Che Cabrera vs. Gentleman Jervis ends with both men being attacked by The Classic Connection (Levi Shapiro and Buddy Royal) at the behest of Howdy Price. Cabrera is hit with a double-team spike piledriver by The Classic Connection.
Halston Boddy promises an appearance from Santa Claus on next week's episode.
Johnny Yuma guests on commentary for the next match.
Ryan Kidd beats Kevin Martenson with a backslide pin - despite a hurt knee - to qualify for the PP3 Tournament after Tomaste distracts Johnny Yuma on commentary with maracas and Ryan Taylor distracts Martenson at ringside. After the match, Kathy Campanelli interviews Kidd, who says the road back to Hollywood was not easy, but the road to the top starts with the PP3 Cup and he plans to be a star in Hollywood.
The Soul Burners (Tomaste and Ryan Taylor) retain the UWN Tag Team Championships against Fidel Bravo and Pinx.
