NWA Wildside TV
Date: 10/16/1999
From: Cornelia, GA
Tim Dix is in the ring with the Sex Pistols to cut a promo about last weeks show losing to the Iron Men due to the Boogaloo Crew causing a distraction. David says they have never lost a match in the building and proclaims they are the best tag team in the world. David puts over the NWA Georgia Tag Team Championships as being the only titles that mean anything. David tells the Boogaloo Crew they made a mistake and they’re going to lose everything. They need to remember one thing and that’s you don’t mess with the Sex Pistols. Shane chimes in and talks about a booger being on your finger, but it doesn’t come off. That is what they are going to be to the Boogaloo Crew. Shane says the Crew made one mistake too many and they made career suicide. Shane says they are the best that every city has to offer right now. Shane isn’t going to lose something that he worked his whole career to get.
Opening Contest: KC Thunder vs. Frenchy Rivera in an anything goes match: Rivera is a large fella who has a stripper gimmick apparently. Rivera works over Thunder with a chop in the corner, but backs off. Rivera chops Thunder again and struts away. Thunder fights back with a series of chops in the corner and kicks Rivera to the floor. They brawl on the floor where Rivera rams Thunder into the ring steps and whacks Thunder over the back with a chair shot. Rivera scoop slams Thunder on the floor. Rivera rolls Thunder into the ring and delivers a strike to the neck. Rivera connects with a dropkick to send Thunder into the corner. Thunder drop toe holds Rivera into the chair face first and Rivera ends up busted open. Thunder smashes Rivera with another chair shot. Thunder hammers away on Rivera several times in the corner. Thunder avoids a chair shot in the corner, but Rivera delivers a mule kick and whacks Thunder over the head with a chair shot. Rivera clotheslines Thunder coming off the ropes. Rivera jumps off Thunder’s back to deliver an elbow drop for a near fall. Rivera decks Thunder into the corner and wedges a chair in the corner. Thunder pummels Rivera in the corner with right hands. Rivera sends Thunder into the chair in the corner and follows up with a splash and a powerslam for the win. (*. Rivera looks like Bastion Booger with hair. It wasn’t that great of a match, but the usage of the chair certainly helped the quality of the match.)
Second Contest: NCW Television Champion AJ Styles vs. Mark Phor Michaels: Styles decks Michaels with a clothesline in the opening moments of the match and delivers a dropkick. Styles shoulder blocks Michaels and sends Michaels into the corner. Styles pummels Michaels with right hands. Styles snapmares Michaels and delivers a dropkick for a near fall. Michaels gains control with a DDT for a near fall. Michaels tosses Styles to the floor where Rick hits a snap suplex on the floor. Michaels works over Styles with strikes in the ring. Michaels splashes Styles in the corner with a clothesline. Styles plants Michaels with a reverse spinebuster driving Michaels to the mat face first. Styles scoop slams Michaels and misses a corkscrew splash. Michaels delivers a forearm drop. Rick enters while the referee is distracted and they hit a double side Russian leg sweep, but Styles still manages to kick out at two. Michaels clotheslines Styles as the show goes to commercial. Styles splashes Michaels in the corner and delivers a scoop slam. Styles leaps off the top, but Rick clotheslines Styles in midair while the referee is distracted by Cheetum. Michaels tries for a cover, but Styles kicks out again. Michaels leg drops Styles and puts a leg lock on the mat, but Styles doesn’t submit. Styles takes Michaels over with a snap suplex. Styles plants Michaels with a spinning reverse DDT and hits a standing moonsault, but the referee is distracted again by Cheetum. Rick gets on the apron and decks Styles with a strike. Michaels has a chain, but Rick’s wife Tonya comes out and plants Mark with a DDT. Styles takes advantage and pins Michaels for the win. (**. It wasn’t too bad of a match, but it’s clear that Mark Phor Michaels is a little green and probably not ready for matches against somebody like Styles.) After the match, Rick is pissed and threatens to piledrive Mark, but doesn’t do it.
Prior to the next match, Jeff G. Bailey offers Onyx a spot in his group of pissed off African American wrestlers. However, Onyx isn’t interested in the offer and declines. That leads to a match with Stone Mountain.
Third Contest: Stone Mountain vs. Onyx: Mountain destroys Onyx in what is his only second wrestling match. Mountain hits a sit out choke bomb and wins the match within seconds.
Backstage, Rick Michaels tells Mark Phor Michaels that he needs to focus better to live up to his name. Rick mentions a show on October 2nd, which obviously has already happened. Rick promises that Mark will pick the ball up and get the job done on October 2nd. Rick talks about Joey Abs leaving and never coming back to Wildside because he’s scared. Rick brings up Matt Hardy and how he took Matt to the limit because he’s great. Rick notes that Matt hasn’t returned because he knows that Rick beat him. Rick also talks about Bart Sawyer and whooped his ass sending him back to Georgia. Rick proclaims that he’ll see the demise of AJ, his own wife Tonya, and Sawyer.
Fourth Contest: NCW Heavyweight Champion The Patriot vs. Thunder: Obviously, the Patriot is not Del Wilkes, and it’s not even Tom Brandi. Thunder isn’t interested in a handshake. They start off with a test of strength and Thunder gains the advantage. Jeff G. Bailey and Stone Mountain are at ringside. Mountain gets in the ring after Thunder delivers a big boot and attacks Thunder to cause a disqualification. Mountain is stopped by a low blow from Patriot. Mountain is decked by a double clothesline and bails to the floor. (NR. Not a match. Stone Mountain and Thunder must be in a program?) After the match, Patriot and Thunder shake hands.
Main Event: NCW Tag Team Champions Boogaloo Crew (JC Dazz & Scottie Wrenn) vs. NWA Georgia Tag Team Champions Sex Pistols (David Young & Shane Young): Only the NWA Georgia Tag Team Championships are on the line. Shane gets into it with a fan in the front row to stall before the match starts. David and Wrenn kickoff the match with David eye raking Wrenn, but messes up a float over. David does the float over and kicks Wrenn. Wrenn drives David down with a face buster and a springboard clothesline. Wrenn comes off the ropes to hit a splash for a two count. Wrenn clotheslines David over the top to the floor. Shane gets in the ring and is jabbed by Wrenn. Dazz decks Shane to the floor, as well. Wrenn tosses Shane with a sit out press slam. Crew hit the Boogaloo Bounce on David, but Shane puls the referee out of the ring and the show goes off the air. (NR. The action looked like it was going good, but I’m really getting annoyed by the whole cut the show off before the completion of the main event just to show it at the start of the next weeks show. It doesn’t help that the fade to black is abrupt and it’s as if it is a timing issue rather than planned.)
Final Thoughts:
I enjoyed the Rick Michaels/Styles stuff, but aside from that there wasn’t much going on here. I was digging the main event, but it got cut short and that was a bit annoying.
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