AWA-MWA Forsaken was Saturday night in front of a crowd of well over 125 screaming fans at the City Park Pavilion in Parkersburg, WV. Here are the official results from the show:
1. Professor Danger(w/ Death Falcon Zero) defeated a Random Fan out of the crowd to win yet another Danger Challenge.
After the Danger Challenge NBW Commission Professor Danger called out Heavy Artillery which was scheduled for action later in the evening. The only member of Heavy Artillery that came out was the WVWA Commission Howitzer. His tag team partner Johnny Hard was no were to be found. Danger told the crowd, “You should always attack your enemy when they are at the weakest.” There has been a great deal of friction between the dueling commissioners since the MWA merger. He then told Howitzer that if he couldn’t find a partner that he would have to take on “The Kingpin of Sin” Jerry Bishop and Ryan Phoenix by himself later in the night. Professor Danger as stipulated that if Howitzer lost the match Heavy Artillery would be kicked out of the Tag Team Tournament even though they won their first round match at the last show. The Day Brother came out to the ring and interrupted Howitzer as he was responding to Danger. The Day Brother came out to demand their titles back after being stripped of them last month. They were told by Professor Danger that they could entire the tournament tonight and earn them back. The Day Brothers then pulled a Pearl Harbor attack on the Howitzer and left him laying in the ring.
2. JW Idol(w/ Braggin' Bryan Fury) pinned "American Crusader" DJ Skittles after the Idolizer.
3. In a First Round Match of the AWA-MWA Tag Team Title Tournament, The Day Brothers defeated G.A.Y. when David Day pinned Gorgeous J.C. after his partner Shawn Day hit the Frog Splash to advance in the tournament.
4. The Howitzer & his surprise partner "Violent" Vance Desmond defeated Real Ohio Talent's "Kingpin of Sin" Jerry Bishop & Ryan Phoenix. Howitzer pinned Ryan Phoenix after Desmond hit his lights out and Howitzer nailed him with his Ground Zero - Top Rope Legdrop. The match started off as a Handicap Match until Vance made the save & became Howitzer's partner for the match.
5. Viper became the new AWA-MWA Hardcore Champion after defeated Carnage, Damien & former Champion "The Aero" Buddy Carr to win the title. Order of elimination was Viper taking out Carnage with an STO, then eliminated Buddy Carr with the Venom Injector & finally got rid of Damien via a Small Package into thumbtacks.
6. In a First Round Match of the AWA-MWA Tag Team Title Tournament, The Lynch Boys(w/ Sir Owen) defeated The Crazy Carnies when Wes The Best & "Awesome" Allen Lynch nailed Joka Wyld with a Combination Superkick & Side Russian Legsweep to advance in the tournament.
7. WVWA Appalachian Champion Wildcat(w/ Seductress) pinned "Snakeman" Deven Michaels with a Rollup to retain the title. JW Idol was came out at near the end of the match trying to kidnap Seductress again almost costing Wildcat the match. DJ Skittles came out to with a steel chair to chase Idol off and save Seductress.
8. NBW Champion Brandon Morgan defeated "Siamese Superman" Death Falcon Zero(w/ Professor Danger) by DQ when Professor Danger shot a fireball into Brandon's eyes. After the match Brandon had to helped to the back to the locker room leader by his friends Vance Desmond and Howitzer, we hope for Brandon to be able to make a full recovery before the Rampage Tour next month. Death Falcon and Professor Danger are obviously will to do anything it takes to injure and weaken the champion in their quest for the gold belt.
AWA-MWA will return to Parkersburg during its October Rampage Tour at the Parkersburg South High School Rod Oldham Athletic Center on October 13 with a bell time of 7:00 & you can meet your favorite superstars at 6:15-6:45pm including former member of The Midnight Express "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton, Doink The Clown, AWA Zero-1 United States Champion Ricky Landell & all of your favorite AWA-MWA Superstars. Hope to see all of you there as AWA-MWA continues to bring wrestling tradition back to the Mid Ohio Valley.
