IWA-MS Simply The Best V 4/10/2004

Written by: Bob Colling

IWA-MS presents Simply The Best V
Date: 4/10/2004
From: Highland, IN

Opening Contest: Michael Shane vs. Austin Aries: Shane wants to shake hands before the match starts and then flips Aries off instead. Aries dropkicks a seated Shane after getting out of a head scissors. They trade some mat wrestling holds on the mat with Shane taking Aries to the mat again with a fireman’s carry and they have a standoff. They’ve kept the match quite basic for the first several minutes. Aries takes Shane down with a few arm drags and a running knee sends Shane through the ropes to the floor. Aries drives Shane down with a gut buster and an STO for a two count. Shane low blows Aries and drops Aries over the top rope gut first. Shane continues with a few short arm clotheslines to knock Aries to the mat and hits a flapjack. Shane tosses Aries with an overhead belly to belly suplex, but Aries lands on his head. That was rather dangerous looking. Shane slams Aries to the mat before going to the top rope. Shane misses a top rope leg drop attempt as Aries rolled out of the way. Aries forearms Shane several times and delivers a roaring elbow for a two count. Shane plants Aries with a Flatliner for a two count. Aries blocks a superkick and almost wins with a rollup. Aries plants Shane with a rolling fireman’s carry and hits a top rope 450 splash for the win. (**3/4. A solid opening match and Aries seems to be really over with the IWA-MS crowd. Yes, there’s actually a good crowd this time around for the show. Some good action and a clean finish. Can’t go wrong with that.)

Second Contest: Allison Danger & MsChif vs. Mickie Knuckles & Daizee Haze: All four women are in the ring fighting with Knuckles and Haze hitting clotheslines early on. MsChif is nearly pinned after a double elbow drop by Knuckles and Haze. Haze and MsChif are the legal women with Haze controlling MsChif with a dragon sleeper for a moment. MsChif strikes Danger for a tag teasing some tension between them. Knuckles forearms Danger followed by a knee lift. Knuckles almost wins following a snap suplex. MsChif nails Knuckles with a kick to the face. Danger and MsChif are arguing despite having the advantage. MsChif puts a camel clutch on Knuckles under the middle rope. MsChif slaps Danger for another tag into the match. Danger drop toe holds Knuckles to the mat and Danger delivers a running boot scrape over the bottom rope for a two count. MsChif delivers a backbreaker and sends Knuckles face first into the corner. MsChif jumps on Knuckles several times for a two count.

Haze gets tagged in as Danger tells MsChif she isn’t tagging in. Haze head scissors MsChif and continues with a clothesline. Haze takes MsChif over with a snap suplex for a two count. Haze counters a powerbomb and dangerously hits a reverse neckbreaker. Haze hits a stunner on MsChif but Danger breaks up the cover. Knuckles attacks Danger on the floor and Haze goes back on the offense. MsChif ducks a heart punch and hits an arm lock DDT, but Knuckles breaks up the cover. Danger plants Knuckles with a reverse DDT, but the referee didn’t see the tag. Danger decks MsChif off the apron and Knuckles has Danger on her shoulders. Haze hits a crossbody for the three count. (**1/2. There were a couple of dangerous spots, but that was mostly because they had some issues with timing. I enjoyed the action as it was hard hitting and the spots they used were entertaining.) After the match, Danger attacks MsChif. Haze and Knuckles pull Danger off to help MsChif. MsChif spits green mist into Knuckles face and Haze bails to the floor.

Third Contest: Colt Cabana vs. Danny Daniels: Early on, Daniels tries to shoulder block Cabana but fails. Cabana trips Daniels and uses Danny as a surfboard. Cabana has Daniels on his shoulders, but Daniels gets a rollup for a two count. Cabana sends Daniels to the floor and fakes a dive instead coming off the apron with a strike to Daniels and Jim Fannin. Daniels stops Cabana with a boot to the face. Cabana regains control with a side Russian leg sweep and gets a modified submission with Daniels laying on Colt’s back. Cabana dropkicks Daniels right on the face while Danny was kneeling. Colt strikes Danny several times and they fight on the middle rope. Daniels leaps off the ropes to hit a head scissors. Danny hits a missile dropkick to send Cabana to the floor. Fannin chokes Cabana on the floor while the referee was distracted. Daniels misses a chop and hits the ring post instead. Cabana gets the Billy Goat’s Curse on Daniels but lets go quickly and almost wins with a rollup. Daniels tries for a submission but Cabana reaches the ropes. Daniels comes off the ropes to nail Cabana with a knee strike for a two count. Cabana takes Daniels over with a butterfly suplex. Cabana hits a springboard moonsault, but Daniels kicks out at two. Cabana delivers a running double knee strike in the corner but Daniels comes back with a neckbreaker and backbreaker for a near fall.

Cabana has Daniels elevated and hits a DDT followed by a leg lariat slam for a two count. Colt misses a middle rope leg drop and Daniels tries for a piledriver. Cabana counters but Fannin grabs Cabana by the leg. Fannin spits in Cabana’s face and that allows Daniels to get a rollup for the win. (**. The finish was a little lame, but the action was okay throughout. It might have gone a little long, but there was enough here to keep my interest and stay invested in the action.)

Prior to the next match, Zach Gowen cuts a promo saying he can’t believe he went for MSG to this place taking on a guy like Trik Davis. Gowen reminds everyone who he is a few times. Alex Shelley is in his corner, too.

Fourth Contest: Zach Gowen vs. Trik Davis: The early moments of the match come across really awkward and Gowen takes really awful bumps. He’s wrestling with his fake leg on, which is something I’ve never see him do previously. Davis tosses Gowen into the wall, but Gowen comes back to toss Davis into the wall, as well. Davis beats on Gowen with basic strikes in the crowd for a few moments. Davis hits a sit Russian leg sweep and goes to the top rope, but Shelley crotches Davis to drop him to the mat. Gowen removes his leg and decks Davis with it. Gowen covers Davis and wins the match. (1/2*. The crowd didn’t like that finish and it was pretty bad of a match. I’ll give Gowen some credit for coming across like a complete dick and I think anyone would want to see him get destroyed.) After the match, Shelley attacks Davis and tosses the referee out of the ring. Shelley puts the Border City Stretch on Davis and Gowen delivered a stomp for good measure.

Fifth Contest: Emil Sitoci vs. Jimmy Jacobs vs. Nate Webb vs. Arik Cannon vs. Roderick Strong vs. Petey Williams in an elimination match: Williams and Cannon start the match with Williams getting wrist control that lasts two seconds. Strong tags himself in by slapping Petey’s back. Webb tags in as well. Strong yanks Webb by his legs and they have a standoff. Webb tags in Sitoci to keep arm control on Strong. Jacobs tags in and purposely messes up getting in the ring. Jacobs keeps Strong on the mat with a half Boston Crab, but that doesn’t last long as Strong got to the ropes quickly. Jacobs bites Strong’s butt and hits a wheelbarrow headlock to maintain control. Jacobs head scissors Strong sending Roderick to the floor. Cannon tags into the match to try his luck against Jacobs. Webb tags into the match instead and circles the ring with Cannon. Williams tags into the match and works over Cannon with a headlock. Sitoci enters and wants to shake hands with Williams, which Petey does actually do. Sitoci arm drags Williams but Williams comes back with a few of his own. Sitoci arm drags Williams across the ring. Sitoci knee strikes Williams in the corner for a near fall. Sitoci delivers a backbreaker out of a hip toss for a two count on Williams.

Sitoci pulls Williams to the floor and they trade a few strikes. Strong boots Williams from the apron and leaps off to hit a forearm strike. Cannon gets pulled to the floor and they brawl until Jacobs hits a springboard dive to the outside. Webb goes to the top rope and takes everyone out with a 630 dive and he whacks his head on chairs. That was incredibly dangerous. Sitoci head scissors Cannon into the corner and does the same to Strong. Sitoci springboards off the top to somersault dive onto Strong. Cannon nails Sitoci with a shining wizard for the first elimination.

Strong beats on Williams hitting a back suplex for a two count. Cannon tags into the match and Williams is driven down with a double spinebuster for a two count. Williams dropkicks Cannon and Jacobs comes off the top to hit a flying clothesline. Jacobs cleans house with strikes. Strong plants Jacobs with a double knee gut buster and a running yakuza kick for a two count on Jacobs. Strong drives Jacobs down to the mat with a spinebuster for a two count. Jacobs dropkicks Strong to get momentum in his favor but Strong knocks Jacobs off his feet before tagging in Cannon. Cannon taunts Jacobs before hitting a delayed vertical suplex for a two count. Cannon hits an elevated swinging neckbreaker for a two count on Jacobs. Webb gets tagged in and cleans house with elbow strikes and dropkicks. Webb hits a double face buster and clothesline on Strong and Cannon. Strong catches Webb, but Webb switches to a swinging STO of sorts and locks in a reverse surfboard on Cannon allowing Jacobs to hit a double stomp. Strong yakuza kicks Webb and hits an elevated neckbreaker for a two count. Webb spin kicks Strong and nearly pins Cannon. Webb hits Silent Dreams on Cannon leading to the second elimination.

Williams cleans house on Strong and monkey flips Roderick out of the corner. Jacobs tags in and works over Strong with strikes. Jacobs takes Strong over with a hurricanrana for a two count. Strong stops Jacobs with a backbreaker and a gut buster. Strong tosses Jacobs into the corner with an exploder suplex for a two count. Jacobs plants Strong with a reverse neckbreaker/STO and tags in Webb. Webb hits a somersault splash on Strong in the corner followed by a running crossbody. Strong hits an over the shoulder backbreaker leading to the third elimination.

Strong drives Williams down to the mat with a backbreaker and nearly wins with a rollup. Strong chops Williams a few times followed by a brainbuster and locks in a camel clutch choking Petey with his own arms. Williams takes Strong over with a tilt a whirl side Russian leg sweep for a two count.

THE REST OF THE SIX MAN MATCH IS NOT ON THE HIGHSPOTS NETWORK, SO I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO TELL YA. I WILL SAY, THAT THE MATCH WAS PRETTY GOOD UP TO THIS POINT. SO, IF ANYONE HAS THE COMPLETE MATCH, LET ME KNOW.

Sixth Contest: Adam Flash vs. Steve Stone: They start off with a basic mat wrestling start with neither man getting a firm advantage. Flash low blows Stone followed by a clothesline over the top to the floor. They brawl outside the ring for a few moments. Stone drop toe holds Flash face first into the corner followed by a snap suplex. Stone plants Flash with a vertical suplex. Stone hits a sit out vertical suplex for a near fall. Flash boots Stone in the corner but runs into a snap powerslam. Stone signals that he’s going to the top and leaps off only to be met with a spinebuster. Stone chops Flash several times in the corner but an eye poke stops his momentum. Flash connects with a double leg slam out of the corner for a near fall. Flash catches Stone hitting a swinging side slam for a near fall. Flash comes off the middle rope to hit a face buster but doesn’t go for a cover. Flash instead goes to the top rope and misses a leg drop. Stone drives Flash down with a backbreaker and they both struggle to get up. Stone delivers an STO and signals for a moonsault, which he hits. Stone manages to win the match. (*1/2. I’m assuming this as designed to be a cool down match considering what is left on the show and the match that took place before this one. The action wasn’t bad as they did some good stuff. It’s a tough spot to really excel when its wedged between matches with such top level talent.)

Seventh Contest: AJ Styles vs. Matt Sydal: Early on, they focus on trading mat wrestling holds leading into a standoff between the two. Styles hits a snap powerslam for a two count. Styles hits a kip up hurricanrana to take Sydal down and they have another standoff. They go back to some mat wrestling with Styles chopping Sydal followed by a hip toss. Styles gets forearmed by Sydal but quickly delivers a standing dropkick to send Sydal to the floor. Sydal kicks Styles off the apron to the floor. Sydal is met with a shoulder ram on the apron and drop toe holds Styles through the ropes to the floor. Sydal hits a slingshot twisting crossbody to take AJ out on the floor. Sydal hits a fisherman suplex for a two count. Sydal forearms Styles and boots AJ in the corner. Sydal head scissors Styles for a two count and drives AJ gut first to the mat. Sydal hits a springboard twisting moonsault for a near fall. Styles takes Sydal over with an overhead suplex to counter a tornado DDT attempt. Styles takes Sydal over with a snap suplex for a near fall.

Styles slams Sydal and comes off the ropes to deliver a knee drop for a near fall. Sydal nails Styles with a spinning kick to send AJ into the corner. Styles dumps Sydal over the top to the floor and goes through the ropes to hit a head scissors on the floor. Styles rolls Sydal into the ring and yells at a fan before getting a two count. Styles suggests the fan suck his dick, apparently. Styles drives Sydal down with two backbreakers and gets a two count. Sydal tries for a springboard, but Styles dropkicks Sydal’s leg and kicks him over the middle rope to the floor. Styles misses a splash in the corner and tries for a springboard reverse DDT, but Sydal counters with one of his own for a two count. Sydal dropkicks Styles followed by more strikes against the ropes. Styles plants Sydal with a swinging backbreaker.

They begin to trade strikes in the middle of the ring with Sydal hitting a flipping kick, but Styles battles back with a Pele kick. Styles press slams Sydal to the mat for a near fall. Sydal gets out of a suplex, but Styles spikes Sydal with a brainbuster for a near fall. Styles tries for the Styles Clash, but Sydal delivers a kick. Sydal tries for a hurricanrana, and takes Styles over nearly winning the match! Sydal drives Styles down to the mat for a two count. Sydal goes to the top rope, but Styles moved and decks Sydal with a lariat to win the match. (****. I mean, that was a great match. If you hadn’t known who Matt Sydal was prior to this one, you’d have to know who he is after it. Safe to say if they wrestle again, I’d be checking it out without question.)

Eighth Contest: Delirious vs. Jerry Lynn: They scream at each other and Delirious is startled by Lynn doing some kung-fu style taunting. Lynn kicks Delirious away followed by an arm drag and Delirious hits himself in the head. The fans are wanting to kill a fake bunny at ringside, so Lynn gives the bunny to a female fan. Delirious retrieves his bunny and hides it under someones hat at ringside. Delirious controls Lynn on the mat working over the left arm for a moment. Lynn arm drags Delirious a few times to take over control of the match. Delirious forearms Lynn and keeps control in the corner. Delirious takes Lynn over with a hurricanrana but misses a spinning attack and is slammed. They both miss splashes on the mat and they trip each other getting near falls leading to a standoff. Delirious head scissors Lynn and delivers a few quick clotheslines in the corner. Lynn leg sweeps Delirious to the mat. Delirious nearly wins with a full nelson rollup. Lynn elbows out of the hold, but Delirious fights out of a gory special. Lynn plants Delirious with a tilt a whirl slam for a near fall.

Lynn drives Delirious over his knee with a backbreaker for a near fall. Lynn locks in a half Boston Crab, but isn’t able to get a submission. Lynn forearms Delirious a few times to keep control of the match. Delirious dropkicks Lynn to the floor. Delirious comes off the apron but Lynn spins around and tosses Delirious into the ring post! Lynn springboards off the ropes to dropkick Delirious off the apron. Lynn leg drops Delirious over the middle rope and delivers a dropkick for a two count. Lynn runs into an elbow and Delirious head scissors Lynn to the floor. Lynn seems to have landed badly on his lower back. Delirious takes Lynn out with a suicide dive! Delirious comes off the top rope but Lynn hits a sit down powerbomb. Lynn clotheslines Delirious for a two count. Delirious nearly pins Lynn with a rollup. Lynn clotheslines Delirious from behind before locking in a half Boston Crab. Lynn avoids a kick, but a second kick drops him. Delirious nails Lynn with a running knee strike for a two count.

Delirious tries for a powerbomb, but Lynn counters and plants Delirious with a TKO for a near fall. Lynn tries for a cradle piledriver, but Delirious counters with a backbreaker. Delirious yells out for his finishing move, Shadows Over Hell. Delirious goes to the top, but Lynn stops him. Delirious kicks Lynn away and hits the Shadows Over Hell for a two count. Lynn has Delirious over his shoulder to drive him down to the mat for a near fall. Lynn tries for a powerbomb, but Delirious gets out of it and drives Lynn down to the mat for a near fall. Delirious misses Shadows Over Hell and Lynn plants Delirious with the cradle piledriver to win the match. (***. I enjoyed the match but it certainly went a little too long for my liking. Delirious yelling out his finisher, which was countered, really bugged me. I hate when wrestlers do that as it takes me out of the match especially when they get countered. It’s still a solid match.) After the match, Lynn reveals that his back gave out on him when he fell to the floor and apologizes if he stunk up the place. The crowd lets him know that he didn’t.

Ninth Contest: Brad Bradley & Ryan Boz vs. Chad Collyer & Nigel McGuiness: McGuiness and Bradley start the match with McGuinness keeping control on the mat for a few moments. Collyer tags in and gets met with a forearm by Bradley, but drop toe holds Boz. McGuiness enters and keeps Boz on the mat with wrist control. Collyer and Nigel mess up a double team move as Nigel drove Boz down to the mat and Collyer was kneeling in front of them, but needed to be behind them and thus it looked awkward. Nigel drives Boz to the mat falling forward and Collyer is in the right position, but the timing continues to be off a little bit. Boz stops Nigel with a throat thrust. Bradley and Boz nail McGuiness with a few running blows for a two count. Bradley takes Nigel over with a snap suplex. Nigel is slammed to the mat by both men and met with several elbow drops for a two count. Boz nearly pins McGuiness with a suplex. McGuiness and Bradley trade more blows in the corner until Collyer gets the tag, but the referee didn’t see it. Thus, McGuiness continues to be worked over by the heels.

McGuiness is met with two running boots in the corner. Bradley takes McGuiness over with a snap suplex for a two count. McGuiness drops Bradley over the middle rope and Bradley decks Boz on accident. Collyer cleans house with dropkicks and strikes. Collyer heel kicks McGuiness and plants Bradley with a DDT for a near fall. Collyer takes Bradley down by his leg and locks in the Texas Cloverleaf. McGuiness tosses Boz into the crowd. Bradley is tapping out, but the referee gets distracted. Bradley decks Collyer with a lariat. Boz and Bradley tell Fannin to leave the ring and that allows McGuiness to German suplex Boz. Collyer gets an inside cradle on Bradley for the win. (*. The early moments of the match sucked as they focused on mat wrestling and completely killed the crowd. Collyer seemed he was a bit off when doing double team stuff with Nigel. However, when Collyer got his moment to shine on his own, he did a fine job. This felt like a filler of a match and I wasn’t interested in this at all.) After the match, Fannin is told that they don’t need them. Fannin has been fired.

Ian Rotten comes out and reveals that Bobby Heenan will be coming to the company to manage the Havana Pitbulls to take on Brad Bradley and Ryan Boz. If Bradley and Boz win they they get into the tag title tournament, but if they lose, they will never team in the IWA ever again.

The following match isn’t a title match, but rather a surprise opponent taking on BJ Whitmer.

Tenth Contest: Samoa Joe vs. IWA-MS Heavyweight Champion BJ Whitmer: Early on, Whitmer tries to avoid Joe as best as he can but is met with a few kicks to send the champ to the floor to regroup. Whitmer takes Joe down ton the mat with a back suplex. Whitmer forearms Joe but is met with several chops and a big boot. Whitmer comes off the ropes with a high knee but Joe takes Whitmer down to the mat by rolling down. Joe controls Whitmer in a test of strength but can’t keep BJ down on the mat for a three count. They begin to trade strikes with Joe slapping Whitmer followed by a few forearms. Whitmer gets control with a few strikes and chops. Joe fights back with an uppercut to drop Whitmer to the mat. Whitmer kicks Joe but misses a kick coming off the ropes. Whitmer forearms Joe in the corner but Joe blocks another one with an STO. Joe kicks Whitmer followed by a knee drop for a two count. Joe drives Whitmer down with a backbreaker and locks in a modified Boston Crab. Joe works over Whitmer with strikes in the corner and delivers a running face wash.

Whitmer dropkicks Joe into a corner but gets kicked off the apron. Joe takes Whitmer out with a suicide dive into the crowd. Joe sits Whitmer on a chair and knocks BJ out with a running big boot. Joe smashes BJ’s face onto a chair and delivers another running boot to knock Whitmer out of the chair. Joe slaps Whitmer several times, but Whitmer drops Joe with a forearm strike for a near fall. Whitmer tosses Joe with an exploder suplex for a near fall. Joe hits a snap powerslam for a two count and gets an arm bar on BJ for a moment. Joe plants Whitmer with a sit down powerbomb and locks in an STF. However, the referee is distracted by Fannin. Whitmer takes Joe over with a back suplex for a two count. Whitmer tries for an exploder suplex but settles for a superkick. Joe takes Whitmer over with a German, exploder and a full nelson suplex for a three count. (**1/2. A decent match with Whitmer holding his own, but it certainly came across like Joe was the star here and Whitmer was going to lose. I was glad that Whitmer made it competitive and hit a few impressive moves.)

Prior to the next match, Samoa Joe comes out and shakes hands with both Chris Hero and B-Boy. Joe says he came here for one reason. He has kept hearing about Chris Hero for a long time. Joe wants to have a match with Hero tonight whether B-Boy is involved or not. Hero says he is a man of honor and has unfinished business with B-Boy. He wants to finish it tonight and then he’ll go to war with Joe.

Eleventh Contest: Chris Hero vs. B-Boy in a best two out of three falls match: As expected, they start the match with some basic holds countering each other on the mat. The first several minutes of the match are just counters of holds. Boy decks Hero with a forearm to stagger Hero into the corner. Hero forearms Boy to the floor and Boy goes into the crowd to regroup. Hero keeps Boy on the mat and tries for a submission, but Boy refuses to give in. Hero works over Boy in the corner with several strikes. Boy takes Hero over with a back suplex. Boy kicks Hero several times and Hero runs into a dropkick. Hero and Boy begin to trade forearm strikes and they both stagger in the ring. Hero hits a Hero’s Welcome and pins Boy to win the first fall. Hero: 1 – Boy: 0.

Boy drives Hero down with a reverse DDT. Boy jumps on /Hero before hitting a senton splash for a two count. Boy kicks Hero over the middle rope followed by more strikes. Boy plants Hero with a DDT over the middle rope for a two count. Boy takes Hero down with a side Russian leg sweep. They counter each other on the mat, but Hero can’t get a submission hold on Boy. Hero plants Boy with a double leg slam and puts a modified figure four on Boy. Boy doesn’t submit and gets control on Hero on the mat with strikes. Boy spikes Hero with a piledriver for a two count. Hero avoids a boot in the corner and tosses Boy with a German suplex. Hero dropkicks Boy and kips up. Boy slaps Hero and locks in a triangle choke. That forces Hero to submit. Hero:1 – Boy: 1.

They trade forearm strikes with Boy nearly winning the match. Hero is put over the top rope and Boy hit a dropkick for a two count. Hero forearms Boy on the apron and hits a swinging neckbreaker over the middle rope. Hero clotheslines Boy a few times followed by a big boot. Hero big boots Boy in the corner for a two count. Hero works over Boy delivering a knee drop to Boy’s arm. Hero tries to get a submission working on Boy’s right knee, but Boy is fighting off the pain by kicking Hero. Boy nearly wins with a rollup out of a swinging side slam attempt. Hero puts the Hero’s Welcome on Boy but Boy reaches the ropes. Boy hits a blockbuster off the middle rope for a two count. Hero forearms Boy several times but Boy hits a swinging neckbreaker for a two count. Hero takes Boy down to the mat and locks in the Hero’s Welcome, but Boy reaches the ropes to break the hold. Hero double stomps Boy but Boy hits a brainbuster for a two count. Boy hits a shining wizard for a two count.

Boy hits a running dropkick on Hero in the corner. Boy plants Hero with a swinging neckbreaker for a near fall. Hero kicks Boy a few times to regain control of the match. Hero and Boy trade forearms in the middle of the ring. Boy backslides Hero and wins the match. Boy: 2 – Hero 1. (**. Fans are chanting this as being MOTY, but this really did not hold my interest at all and it felt like it took forever to get through. The strong style approach is a tough one to get me attached to. I’m not sure why Hero lost here when promoting a match with Samoa Joe, but I guess they know what they are doing.)

Samoa Joe taunts Chris Hero saying he’s sick and tired of people showing love and respect and thinks that Hero is afraid to fight him on May 29th. Hero appears to accept the challenge after some taunting.

Main Event: Wifebeater vs. Corporal Robinson in a two out of three tables match: They apparently literally have only three tables at ringside, so the budget is tight for the main event. They start off with forearms and Wifebeater hits a powerslam followed by a low blow. Wifebeater beats on Robinson with scissors to cause Robinson to bleed. They trade chair shots and Robinson destroys Wifebeater with a shot to the head. Robinson takes Wifebeater off the apron with a side Russian leg sweep through a table to win the first fall. Robinson: 1 – Wifebeater: 0.

Robinson delivers several stiff shots on the floor to drop Wifebeater. Wifebeater has Robinson on the apron and they horribly setup a side slam through a table to even the match at one. Robinson 1 – Wifebeater: 1

Wifebeater breaks a piece of wood over Robinson’s head. Wifebeater puts Robinson on a table and goes to the top rope, but Robinson stops him. Robinson has Wifebeater over his shoulder and they botch a powerslam, but the table broke and the referee gives Robinson the match. The match continues with Wifebeater hitting a suplex through the broken table. Robinson tries to powerbomb Robinson through a table in the corner, but the table doesn’t break. Robinson tries for a back suplex, but the table still doesn’t break. A German suplex doesn’t break the table. Robinson hits a powerbomb, but the table still doesn’t break. Robinson brings the table to the floor and sets it up. Robinson hits a side Russian leg sweep off the apron, and the table still doesn’t break. Robinson suplexs Wifebeater from the apron to the floor, but the TABLE STILL DOESN’T BREAK. The match ends in a draw. (DUD. They must have been running short on time and just burned through the match. This was awful on so many levels. I wrote the previous sentence prior to the restart. It was hilarious to watch these guy fail to break a table. They did stupid stuff and it just wasn’t stupid enough.)

Final Thoughts:
Well, this is a 4+ hour show and it really isn’t that enjoyable to justify spending four hours watching the whole show. I’m exhausted after watching this show. I need a break for a bit. Thus, I can’t recommend this show. An example of too much on a show. Though, I would suggest watching AJ/Sydal.

Thanks for reading.