Squared Circle Wrestling presents Living On The Edge V Night Two
Date: 4/3/2010
From: Syracuse, NY
Opening Contest: Sara Del Ray vs. Portia Perez: Perez gains control with a knee lift and several right hands to back Del Ray against the ropes, but Del Ray responds with a flurry of strikes and a leg drop several times. Perez kicks Del Ray followed by right hands to gain the advantage. Del Ray elbow strikes Perez coming off the ropes and kicks Perez over the back. Del Ray takes Perez over with a suplex for a two count. Del Ray rams Perez into the corner and delivers several kicks to the chest. Del Ray kicks Perez on the thigh, but Perez responds with an eye rake and chokes Del Ray over the middle rope. Perez continues with forearms and chokes Del Ray in the corner. Perez chops Del Ray and avoids a cannonball splash causing Del Ray to hit the corner hard. Perez forearms Del Ray into the corner and dropkicks Del Ray on the back and chest while on the mat for a two count. Perez kicks Del Ray, but Del Ray responds with several chops to drop Perez to the mat. Del Ray tries for a slam, but Perez shoves Del Ray into the corner and delivers a running forearm strike. Perez kicks Del Ray over the back several times. Del Ray shoves Perez into the ropes and delivers a boot to the chest. Perez knee lifts Del Ray followed by several right hands before going to a sleeper. Del Ray drives Perez to the mat with a back suplex to break free.
They begin to trade forearm strikes in the middle of the ring. Del Ray sends Perez into the ropes and nails Perez with a big boot three times. Del Ray plants Perez with a Samoan Drop for a near fall. Del Ray runs into a boot in the corner, but catches Perez with a side suplex for a two count. Del Ray misses a powerbomb, and Perez drives Del Ray down with a flatliner for a near fall. Perez grabs a chain, but the referee stops Perez. Del Ray pulls a chain out of her own. Del Ray tosses the chain to Perez and acts like she got hit causing the referee to call for the bell. Del Ray wins by disqualification. (*1/2. The finish is a little silly. Del Ray had the clear advantage throughout the match and the finish coming at a point where Del Ray wasn’t in any trouble seemed a bit.. bizarre.)
JD Love cuts a promo saying that a tables match isn’t happening tonight. Love’s partner Pete D. Order didn’t want to come to Syracuse and Marcos has retired. Love reveals his new partner, Bobby Shields. Love ends up saying that he doesn’t want to wrestle the Killer Steves and instead wants a match with the referee.. Kevin Graham. The crowd is chanting for Van Slyke, or known as Pun Van Slyke (Brute).
Second Contest: Kevin Graham & Brute Van Slyke vs. Bobby Shields & JD Love: Shields and Van Slyke kickoff the tag match. Shields shoulder blocks Van Slyke and poses for the crowd. Van Slyke puts a headlock on Shields, but comes off the ropes and knocks Shields down leading to a big pop from the crowd. Van Slyke hip tosses and arm drags Shields Van Slyke follows up with a scoop slam for a two count. Graham tags into the match and they hit a double team hip toss on Shields causing Shields to regroup in the corner and ram Graham into the turnbuckles. Graham avoids Shields in the corner and arm drags Shields. Van Slyke axe handles Shields from the middle rope and hits a double under hook bridging suplex on Shields. Van Slyke is stopped by Love on the apron and Love tags into the bout. Love slaps Van Slyke across the face and delivers a big splash in the corner. They collide on stereo clothesline attempts and both men are down. Shields tags into the match and Graham cleans house with strikes and dropkicks. Graham nails Shields with a sit out scoop slam for a two count as Love made the save. Love and Van Slyke go to the floor. Shields strikes Graham, but Graham surprises Shields with an inside cradle to pickup a major upset victory! After the match, Shields and Love beatdown Graham and Van Slyke. The Killer Steves rundown to make the save and they want a tables match. Love suggests if the Steves beat them tonight that in July at show #50 they will have a tables match. However, if one of the Steves loses tonight then the loser gets banned from 2CW forever. They accept the challenge. (*1/2. Not bad of a match and a major upset for the rookies. Graham and Van Slyke both showed potential and would end up being a regular act for 2CW during the rest of 2CW’s existence. Shields was enjoyable as a heel, too.)
Third Contest: Bobby Shields & JD Love vs. Killer Steves (Kruz & McKenzie): Shields and McKenzie kickoff the tag match. Shields controls McKenzie with a headlock on the mat, but McKenzie counters with a head scissors and tries to tag in Kruz, but Shields breaks free. Shields brings McKenzie to his corner and tags in Love to deliver a kick to the back. Love chops McKenzie against the ropes and misses a clothesline. McKenzie uppercuts Love and the Steves shoulder block Love leading to a near fall. Love eye rakes Kruz and tags in Shields. Kruz is worked over by Love for a few moments. Shields returns to the match and slams Kruz followed by a taunt to the crowd. Love chokes Kruz behind the referees back and Shields taunts McKenzie. Shields takes Kruz over with a snap suplex for a two count. Kruz and Shields trade forearm strikes, but Shields gets the advantage and Love enters to low blow Kruz. Love spikes Kruz with a sit out slam for a near fall. Love puts a sleeper on Kruz in the middle of the ring, but Kruz drops down to break free. McKenzie gets the hot tag and cleans house with clotheslines and a big boot to Shields. McKenzie knee strikes Shields in the corner for a near fall. Kruz plants Shields with a flatliner, but only manages a two count. McKenzie and Love brawl to the floor. Shields kicks Kruz in the corner and puts his feet on the ropes to steal a pin on Kruz to win the match. (DUD. The crowd was dead for this one. This is the end of the Steves as Kruz is leaving the area anyway.)
Fourth Contest: Loca Vida vs. Zaquary Springate III vs. Antonio Thomas in a 2010 Grand Prix Qualifying Match: Thomas is double teamed to start the match with Springate and Vida working over Thomas in the corner. Thomas is sent into the corner back first. Thomas is sent to the floor where Vida and Springate decide to compete against each other. Vida gets wrist control on Springate, but Springate quickly counters with a head scissors on the mat, but Vida counters with a headlock. Vida shoulder blocks Springate and runs the ropes looking for a suplex, but Springate counters. Vida hip tosses Springate followed by an arm drag and keeps control of Springate. Springate does a handspring off the ropes to knock Thomas to the floor and nails Vida with a strike for a near fall. Springate drives Vida to the mat with a delayed vertical suplex. Springate covers for a near fall. Vida head scissors Springate to the mat and plays to the crowd. Vida forearms Springate, but Springate counters with a float over neckbreaker. Vida counters a powerbomb and Thomas nails Springate with a clothesline nearly allowing Vida to win the match. Thomas stomps Vida on the mat several times. Thomas chokes Vida between the ropes before letting go. Thomas continues with a gut wrench slam for a near fall. Thomas keeps a leg lock on Vida, but doesn’t get a submission.
Thomas hits a fisherman suplex on Springate for a near fall. Thomas strikes Springate in the corner to maintain the advantage. Thomas sends Vida into the ropes and delivers an elbow strike. Springate chops Thomas over the back and chops Thomas in the corner. Thomas tries to get Vida to work with him, but Springate drop toe holds Thomas and Vida elbows Springate. Vida hits the 315 on Thomas. Thomas avoids a back suplex by Springate, but Vida hits a crossbody and trades pin attempts with Thomas. Springate almost pins Vida with an inside cradle. Springate sends Thomas shoulder first into the ring post. Vida forearms Springate on the middle rope and sits Springate on the top rope. Vida strikes Springate, but Springate hits a middle rope pedigree. Springate tries for a cover, but Vida kicks out at two. Springate heads to the top rope and Vida stands up in the corner. Thomas crotches Springate and yanks Springate’s leg against the turnbuckle. Thomas and Springate hit a wheelbarrow facebuster combo on Vida, but Thomas only manages a two count. Thomas and Springate begin to bicker at each other. Thomas eye rakes Springate and is dumped to the apron. Springate shoulder rams Thomas and hits a springboard leg drop over the middle rope. Springate tries for a suplex into the ring, but Thomas blocks the attempt. Thomas tries to bring Springate into the ring, but Springate blocks it and they are both on the apron trading chops. Vida dropkicks both men off the apron into the railing. Vida heads to the top and leaps off to hit a crossbody, but is caught by Springate and dumps Vida over the railing into the crowd. The referee proceeds to count all three men and the match ends in a triple count out. (*1/2. I hate the finish. A triple count out in a three way dance makes no sense to me. The match was a little bit sloppy, but the action was decent for what it was. It probably went on for far too long and having a non-finish was a bit disappointing.) After the match, the 2CW DVD commentator is given the task to make a decision regarding what happened. They will have a rematch in the Grand Prix as a first round match and the winner advances. So, they all essentially won.
Fifth Contest: Up In Smoke (Cloudy & Cheech) vs. The Best Around (Maxwell & Cannon) in a number one contenders match: Cheech and Maxwell kickoff the tag match. Maxwell backs Cheech into a corner, but cleanly backs off after a shove to the chest. Cheech backs Maxwell into a corner and delivers an eye rake. Cheech yanks on Maxwell’s arm to maintain the advantage. Maxwell counters with a wrist lock, but Cheech gets into the ropes. Cheech backs Maxwell against the ropes and delivers a few shoulder rams before delivering a scoop slam. Cheech chokes Maxwell on the mat, but Maxwell responds with a standing dropkick and tags in Cannon. Cannon forearms Cheech, but is met with a few strikes by Cheech. Cannon sends Cheech into the ropes and Maxwell tags in to hit a nice hurricanrana for a two count. Maxwell shoulder rams Cheech in the corner, but cannon returns to the match. Cloudy is nailed off the apron and Cannon clotheslines Cheech in the corner. They hit a suplex/crossbody combo on Cheech for a two count. Cheech stops Cannon with a jawbreaker and tags in Cloudy. Cloudy forearms Cannon several times against the ropes. Cannon head scissors Cloudy to the floor. Cannon dives off the top to hit a shooting star press to the floor!
Cannon sends Cloudy into the corner, but Cloudy head scissors Cannon and hits a running double knee strike. Cloudy tries for a cover, but only gets a two count. Cheech tags back into the match and hits a snap suplex on Cannon. Cheech decks Maxwell on the apron and that allows a double team as the referee is distracted. Cheech delivers a back suplex to Cannon for a two count. Cloudy enters the match and works over Cannon with strikes in the corner. Cloudy elbows Cannon, but Cannon hits an overhead suplex. Cheech knee strikes Cannon against the ropes and delivers a neckbreaker. Cheech hits a slingshot senton from the apron leading to a near fall. Cheech tries for a suplex, but Cannon counters with a vertical suplex. Cloudy enters and prevents the tag from being made and stomps Cannon. Cloudy stomps Cannon several times to maintain the advantage. Cheech grabs Cannon, but Cannon hits a middle rope hurricanrana. Cloudy tries to yank Cannon out of the corner, but Cannon nails Cloudy with a Codebreaker.
Maxwell tags in and hits a top rope crossbody to both men. Maxwell avoids Cloudy coming off the top to lock in a sharpshooter. Cheech tries to get involved, but Maxwell hits a TKO for a near fall. Maxwell hits a side Russian leg sweep on Cheech and Cannon leaps off of Maxwell’s back to hit s splash. Maxwell is met with a DDT and Cannon is met with a double side Russian leg sweep. Cloudy hits a senton splash off the top for a two count as Maxwell made the save. Maxwell nails Cloudy with a spinning suplex. Cheech is kicked by Cannon on the apron and leaps off of Maxwell on the middle rope to hit a 450 splash! Maxwell connects with a double stomp and pins Cheech to win the match! (***1/2. A damn good match. Best Around may not be well known, but they were a regular team for CZW at this point. Hell, they were in the 2CW Tag Title tournament in 2009, and by the sounds of it the crowd may have forgotten about that. I remember being at the show and the finish was not expected for the Best Around. They impressed myself and my pal Tony that we were sold to go to the Binghamton show next month to see them against the American Wolves.)
Sixth Contest: Eddie Edwards vs. Isys Ephex: Edwards backs Ephex into a corner, but cleanly backs off. Edwards and Ephex trade mat wrestling on the mat with neither man getting a clear advantage. Edwards kicks Ephex, but Ephex cartwheels free. Edwards slams Ephex to the mat and they have a standoff. Edwards backs Ephex against the ropes, but Ephex arm drags Edwards a few times. Ephex head scissors Edwards to the mat for a two count. Ephex shoulder rams Edwards, but Edwards head scissors Ephex to the floor where Edwards takes Ephex out with a suicide dive. Edwards chops Ephex and delivers a boot to send Ephex into the crowd. Edwards tries for a cover, but Ephex powers out at two. Edwards boots a charging Ephex and sits Ephex on the top turnbuckle to deliver a kick and put Ephex in the tree of woe. Edwards nails Ephex with a baseball slide and covers Ephex for a two count. Edwards elbow strikes Ephex, but Ephex stops Edwards with a jawbreaker and a kick from the apron. Ephex hits a springboard clothesline for a two count. Ephex tries for a rollup, but Edwards kicks out. Ephex dropkicks Edwards followed by a hurricanrana out of the corner for a two count. Ephex keeps control with a headlock on the mat. Edwards is met with a knee lift to the midsection. Ephex goes back to a sleeper in the middle of the ring. Ephex tries for a snap suplex, but Edwards blocks the attempt. Edwards takes Ephex over with a snap suplex.
Edwards waits in the corner and boots a charging Ephex. Ephex forearms Edwards, but Edwards tosses Ephex to the mat gut first. Edwards sends Ephex into the corner and delivers a forearm smash followed by a snap suplex. Edwards nails Ephex with a missile dropkick off the top for a near fall. Ephex elbows Edwards and tries for a sunset flip, but Edwards avoids it. Edwards connects with a backstabber over the middle rope for a two count. Edwards climbs to the top rope missing a double stomp. Ephex misses a clothesline and a boot. Ephex manages to deck Edwards with a clothesline. They begin to trade strikes in the middle of the ring. Ephex kicks Edwards followed by more strikes. Ephex tosses Edwards overhead with a suplex. Ephex goes for a cover, but Edwards kicks out at two. Ephex delivers a running boot to Edwards, but Edwards responds with a running knee strike. Edwards sits Ephex on the top turnbuckle and delivers a chop. Edwards is shoved away by Ephex, but Edwards knee strikes Ephex in midair followed by a powerbomb for a two count. Edwards locks in a single leg Boston Crab, but Ephex reaches the ropes. Ephex knee strikes Edwards, but Edwards delivers a superkick. Ephex plants Edwards with a Death Valley Driver for a two count.
Ephex goes to the top, but is stopped by Edwards with a running boot. Edwards hooks Ephex for a suplex, but is shoved off by Ephex. Ephex leaps off the top to splash Edwards for a two count. Ephex tries for a double under hook, but Edwards drops to his knees. Ephex trades forearms with Edwards until Edwards slaps Ephex a few times. Ephex responds with slaps of his own. Ephex uppercuts Edwards and they continue to trade forearm blows. Edwards runs into an uppercut, but Edwards takes Ephex down with another single leg Boston Crab. Ephex can’t reach the ropes, but is able to get an inside cradle as Edwards pulls Ephex back to the center of the ring. Ephex holds on and pins Edwards for the win. (***1/2. Ephex tends to be hit or miss for me, but when he’s in the ring with a top in-ring quality he tends to holds his own. That was the case here as they delivered a good hard hitting match.)
Seventh Contest: Slyck Wagner Brown vs. Brodie Lee in a best two out of three falls match: Lee backs Brown into a corner, but backs off cleanly. Brown backs Lee into a corner, but also backs off cleanly. Brown gets out of a headlock, but Lee yanks Brown down to the mat. Lee backs Brown into another corner and sends Brown across the ring, but is met with a boot. Lee elbows Brown sending Brown rolling to the floor. Lee takes Brown out with a suicide dive into the railing. Lee sends Brown into the railing and delivers another strike. Lee chops Brown against the apron several times. Brown leg sweeps Lee onto the apron and baseball slides Lee ver the railing into the crowd. Brown gets a running start and takes Lee out with a somersault dive into the crowd! Brown knocks Lee back over the railing to the ringside area. Brown sends Lee ribs first into the railing and continues with a chop. Brown rolls Lee back into the ring after ramming Lee into the ring steps, but barely gets a one count. Brown stomps Lee several times to maintain the advantage in the ring. Lee fires back with right hands, but is met with a dropkick. Brown keeps Lee on the mat with a few strikes and a cobra clutch. Brown elbows Lee coming off the ropes. Brown drop toe holds Lee face first into the corner. Brown continues to stomp Lee in the corner to maintain the advantage. Brown forearms Lee several times and they stagger on each blow.
Brown clotheslines Lee over the top to the floor. Brown rams Lee face first onto the apron. Brown stomps Lee several times and puts a chin lock on Lee briefly. Brown comes off the ropes, but Lee hits a couple of overhead suplexs followed by a superkick for a two count. Lee and Brown collide in the corner, but Lee fires back with right hands. Brown hits a sit out hip toss and splashes Lee in the corner. Lee counters a rollup attempt and pins Brown to win the first fall. Lee: 1 — Brown: 0
Brown nearly steals a pin, but Lee kicks out at two. Lee continues to break free on cover attempts. Lee tries for a powerbomb, but Brown lands on top for a two count. Lee avoids a kick and almost pins Brown with a rollup. Brown switches to a Crossface, but Lee doesn’t submit. Brown tries for a rollup, but Lee breaks out of the pin. Brown chops Lee several times causing Brown to stagger into the corner. Brown nails Lee with a jumping kick to the head. Brown climbs to the top rope hitting a missile dropkick. Brown follows up with a leg lariat for a near fall. Brown forearms Lee in the corner and hits a bulldog. Brown hits a top rope moonsault for a near fall. Brown nails Lee with a kick to the head. Brown leaps off the top to hit a second moonsault for another near fall. Brown stomps Lee in the face a few times. Brown climbs to the top rope hitting a third moonsault. Lee stops Brown with a spinebuster and nails Brown with a big boot in the corner. Lee tosses Brown overhead with a suplex for a two count. Lee connects with a running boot and a swinging side slam for a near fall. Lee plants Brown with another swinging side slam for a near fall. Lee misses a boot in the corner and Brown kicks Lee a few times. Brown bulldogs Lee out of the corner. Lee tosses Brown with a German suplex off the middle rope. Lee big boots Brown in the corner and hits another swinging side slam to pickup the win to win the match. (**1/2. The match started off hot, but cooled off the more time went on. I think it’s almost expected that there would be three falls, and when Lee won the first fall nobody was expecting a clean sweep. Brown not winning a fall didn’t hurt the match, but it likely impacted crowd response since the expectation is typically a third fall that never happened. They were also in a tough spot coming behind the previous two entertaining matches with no buffer.) After the match, Slyck decides against shaking hands with Brodie at first, but does indeed shake hands. However, Slyck comes back with a chair and whacks Brodie over the back on the middle rope. Brown then drops Lee with the Appreciation Bomb onto the chair! Slyck destrots Lee with several chair shots in the corner. Brown is suspended, but Brown attacks the 2CW officials.
Eighth Contest: Raven vs. Colin Delaney: Delaney misses a baseball slide dropkick and hits the ring post. Raven rams Delaney into the post a couple of times groin first. Raven punches Delaney to the floor. Raven continues beating on Delaney while also talking on the microphone to taunt Delaney. Raven sends Delaney into the ring post. Raven sends Delaney into the railing with a side Russian leg sweep. Raven holds Delaney to allow fans to deliver strikes around ringside. Raven sends Delaney into the railing again. Delaney sends Raven into the railing to gain the advantage, but walks into a superkick. Delaney stops Raven with a low blow and nearly picks up a win. Delaney works over Raven’s knee with elbow drops and puts a leg lock on Raven. Delaney tries for another cover, but Raven powers out easily. Delaney kicks Raven on the knee and follows up with an elbow drop to the knee. Delaney kicks Raven’s leg out and continues with an elbow drop to the knee. Raven catapults Delaney chest first into the corner. Raven jabs Delaney several times followed by a discus clothesline. Raven sends Delaney into the corner and comes off the ropes to clothesline Delaney. Raven knee lifts Delaney and grabs a chair. Raven drop toe holds Delaney onto the chair. Delaney shoulder rams Raven in the corner several times and continues with right hands. Delaney mocks Raven and delivers a kick, but Raven counters with the DDT to pickup the win. (*. Even in 2010, Raven is having a tough time moving around. This was never going to be a great match, but rather the fun of seeing an ECW legend compete in 2CW. Raven was one of my favorites growing up and seeing him live was pretty cool. Raven is a good entertainer and made up for his in-ring limitations with his microphone work throughout the match.)
Main Event: 2CW Heavyweight Champion Jason Axe vs. Spike Dudley vs. Jimmy Olsen vs. Jay Freddie: Freddie and Axe start off as the main event was originally a singles match. They trade strikes until Freddie shoulder blocks Axe and tries for a sharpshooter, but Axe avoids it. Freddie clotheslines Axe several times followed by an arm drag. Freddie clotheslines Axe over the top to the floor. Freddie sends Axe over the railing into the crowd. Freddie pulls the railing towards the ring, but Axe stops Freddie on the apron. Freddie headbutts Axe and hits a suicide dive into the crowd. Freddie tosses Axe back into the ring managing a two count. Freddie chops Axe to the mat several times. Freddie drops Axe with a back suplex for a near fall. Freddie forearms Axe into the corner and delivers a running forearm smash. Freddie clotheslines Axe in the corner and goes to the top, but is met with a heel kick in midair. Axe drives Freddie to the mat and delivers a knee drop followed by ramming Freddie’s head onto the mat. Freddie stops Axe with a DDT. They trade forearms in the middle of the ring until Freddie delivers a gut buster. Freddie boots Axe followed by a German suplex. Freddie heads to the top rope hitting a diving headbutt for a two count. Freddie goes to the top rope, but is stopped by Axe with a forearm. Axe drops Freddie over the top turnbuckle and delivers a running knee strike. Axe drops Freddie over his knee and covers for a two count.
Axe charges towards a kneeling Freddie to put a triangle choke on the challenger. Freddie fights out of the hold and nearly wins with a rollup. Freddie goes for the sharpshooter in the middle of the ring. However, Jimmy Olsen slides into the ring and superkicks Freddie to break the hold. Olsen has a microphone and mentions wanting his rematch and makes the match a three way dance. Olsen and Axe work together to stomp Freddie on the mat. The 2CW commissioner gets in the ring and tells Olsen that he doesn’t get to change the rules. The commissioner is ready to fight Olsen, but then makes a joke that it is hot in there to justify rolling up his sleeves. However, it is also announced as a four way dance. Spike Dudley is introduced as the fourth man!
Spike cleans house with a flurry of strikes to Axe and Olsen. Spike hits a stunner/DDT combo on Axe and Olsen. Spike sends Olsen into the crowd and they brawl throughout the crowd. Spike hits Olsen with a fans crutch. Olsen clubs Spike over the back as Freddie hit by the crutch thanks to Axe. All four men are in the crowd brawling at this point. Freddie tosses Axe over the merch table. Freddie continues to beat on Axe by the merch with a cane. Spike and Olsen brawl outside the venue. Freddie splashes Axe through a table. Olsen has been busted wide open thanks to Spike. Freddie sends Axe into the ring post face first and Axe is busted open, as well. Freddie sends Axe over the ring steps into the railing. Axe sends Freddie chest first into the railing. Olsen sends Spike into the railing and grabs a non-folding chair to hit Spike over the head. Olsen gets on the apron and flips off the crowd. Spike sends Olsen over the railing into the crowd. Spike leaps off the apron to leg drop Olsen over the railing. Spike is bleeding at this point, too.
Spike puts Olsen’s head in a ladder and sends Olsen into the ring post. Spike smashes Axe with a chair shot. Axe stops Spike on the middle rope. Axe hooks Spike for a suplex, but Spike fights free and double stomps Axe. Freddie hits Axe over the back with a chair shot. Axe drops Spike over the top rope throat first on the apron. Spike seemed to have a tantrum about something for a moment. Spike sends Olsen into the corner and sends Olsen to the apron to avoid the Acid Drop. Axe knocks Spike and Olsen to the floor onto a ladder. Axe kicks Freddie and grabs the ladder on the floor. Freddie grabs Freddie for a suplex off the top of the ladder. Freddie forearms Axe and hits a sunset flip powerbomb for a two count! Freddie locks in the Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring!
Portia Perez comes out and slaps Freddie, but Freddie pie faces Portia. Freddie avoids a chair shot and puts the sharpshooter on Perez! Axe recovers to whack Freddie with a chair shot. Axe nails Freddie with the fisherman buster on the chair to retain the title. After the match, all four men continue to fight and are laid out after a double Acid Drop on a grouping of chairs. (**1/2. The camera work left a lot to be desired here, but the action was chaotic and a decent brawl for what they were going for. The crowd is itching for Axe to lose the title, but 2CW knows it’s not time yet and they will drag it on for a bit longer. Axe doesn’t have go-away heat as champion, it’s the good kind of heat. Spike and Olsen being added into the match made the match more intriguing and they added to the match in a positive manner.)
Final Thoughts:
LOTE V Night Two gets a thumbs up from me. Best Around/Up In Smoke and Ephex/Edwards stood out as the best matches, but there was other quality action throughout the show. Syracuse crowd tends to be the most rabid and it translates well on DVD to add to the viewing experience.
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