Indy Pro-Wrestling - NWA Empire Coroprate Holiday This Saturday (Dec 6)

[CBCyclone]

For any BOTL who are into pro-wreslting like myself and will be in the Buffalo, NY area this weekend, my home-town indy fed NWA Empire is holding a show this Saturday. This show just may be the best show of the year for NWA EMpire, with a Loser Leaves Town match, a Street Fight match, and the apperances by two of the northeast's top indy talents, "gFabulous" John McChesney and "Big Rig" Brodie Lee.

McChesney has appeared on both WWE and TNA TV shows, and and he and Brodie Lee have also wrestled for the prestigious Ring of Honor.

Here are the details for the show:

Kayfabe Dojo Wrestling, Inc. in sanction with the National Wrestling
Alliance, presents:

NWA EMPIRE CORPORATE HOLIDAY

SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 2008
ST. JOHNSBURG FIREHALL
7165 Ward Road
North Tonawanda, NY

BELLTIME 6:30 PM

MAIN EVENT
NWA EMPIRE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH

Jonny Puma (C) vs Former WWE Superstar Colin Delaney

FINAL GRUDGE MATCH - LOSER LEAVES NWA EMPIRE

Jimmy "Jam" Olsen vs. "Mastiff" Will Christianson

FINAL GRUDGE MATCH - NEBRASKA CORN HUSK FALLS-COUNT-ANYWHERE STREET FIGHT

"Big Rig" Brodie Lee vs Ron Falco

REMATCH FROM NWA EMPIRE'S MARCH MELTDOWN 2007
"Fabulous" John McChesney vs Pepper Parks

STARGAZER SEEKS REVENGE FOR LOSS OF TAG TEAM TITLE
One-half of the former tag team champs El Hijo Del Stargazer vs One-half of the current champs Dave "Mean" Marcos

Also scheduled to appear will be may more of your favorite NWA Empire stars

NWA EMPIRE'S CORPORATE HOLIDAY 2008

Saturday December 6, 2008
St. Johnsburg Fire Hall - 7165 Ward Road, North Tonawanda, NY

Doors Open: 5:30pm - Bell Time: 6:30pm
Admission: Pre-sale $11 Adults, day of the show $13, Kids (9 and
under) $5

For pre-sale ticket information, call 585-621-4293

[CBCyclone]

Results from NWA Empire's Corporate Holiday:

NWA Empire fans were treated to a VERY hot show December 6 as NWA Empire presented it's December show inf front of a very loud and enthusiastic crowd of approx 375 at St. Johnsburg Firehall in North Tonawanda, New York. Fans saw two feuds come to an end, two titles change hands, and the return of a popular superstar who made a very controversial decision, which the fans did not appreciate or support.

Here are the full results from Corporate Holiday:

- Brandon Thurston defeated Coconut Jones in a very good and competitive opening match

- “Superbad” Richard Venice & Nick Ando defeated Col. Jonny Kayfabe & Frank “The Tank” Zimmerman

- In s six-man match, the team of Mean Marcos (who is one-half of the NWA Empire Tag team Champs with Colin Delaney), Cheech & Golden defeated Stargazer, Cloudy & "Fat Ass" Dewey Gunn (Dewey dressed as Billy Gunn)

- Violence and Volume (Chris Cooper & Ice) defeated Kyle & Evan McCloud

- "Inferno" Johnny Adams pinned Tommy Mandrake in a match that also included Kevin Grace, to win Grace's NWA Empire Lord of the Dance (3-Way) Championship. This is the popular Adams first title in NWA Empire.

- "Mastiff" Will Christianson defeated Jimmy Olson in a emotionally draining Loser Leaves NWA Empire Match. This match has to be considered not only the match of the night, but possibly the best match ever in NWA Empire history bar none. And that includes the 2nd Round NWA World Heavyweight title match between "American Dragon"
Brian Danielson and Ireland's Fergal Devitt at NWA Empire's Red, White and Bruised in 2007. After a very competitive match that saw a number of close calls and near falls from both men, Mastiff was able to hit his signature jitterbug, followed by a fisherman buster suplex to take the match. By the pre-match stipulations, as the loser of the match, Jimmy Olsen is not allowed to wrestle in NWA Empire any longer. Afterwards, the hated Mastiff got on the mic and said that he had finally rid NWA Empire of his enemy Olsen, and that he intended to go through the Empire roster one-by-one until he is finally the NWA Empire champion.

- Ron Falco finally gained a measure of revenge against this bitter enemy Brodie Lee, beating The Big Rig in a brutal Nebraska Cornhusker Street Fight. The end came when Brodie attempted to use a metal spike on the bloody Falco for the forth or fifth time in the match. However he was stopped by Falco's manager Mandi Stroyer who ran in from the back and grabbed the spike just a Brodie was about to use it. The Big Rig then make a gross tactical error. Brodie took his attention off of Falco, grabbing Mandi and threatening to use the spike on her. This allowed Falco time to to regain his composure. He then hit Lee with a vicious spear, and followed it up with a Falco Bomb (sit-out
powerbomb), his own version of the Lee's signature Brodie Bomb, for the three count. Quite appropriate that Falco beat Brodie with the Big Rig's own signature move.

- "Fabulous" John McChesney defeated Pepper Parks via DQ. Near the end of a very good and action packed match, Pepper tossed McChesney's flag into John's face, then hit a schoolboy roll-up pin for the apparent victory. However referee Richard Head ran down to ringside with a copy of the official NWA rulebook. After brief consultation with referee Andrew Mollon, Mollon announced that the rule pointed out to him by Head prohibited the using of ANY foreign object during a match, and revered the decision, awarding McChesney the win via DQ.

- “The Bull of Black Mountain” Gabreal Saint won a six man scramble match, defeating “The ‘Rican Sensation” Maximo Suave, “The Montgomery Madman” Mo Mantha, Primo Scardino, Troy “The Boy” Buchanan, and “Wonderboy” Zac Atticus, who was accompanied to ringside by the debuting Chris “Whitey” White from PWA Niagara.

- "Glamorous" Glenn Dillon and Mike Magee defeated "Mr. 300" J.P. Hawke and the returning Blackjack Phoenix in a match that started out as a singles match between Dillon and Hawke. After feuding for several months, Hawke had challenged “The Glamorous” One to one final match, with the stipulation that if he won, Dillon would have his head shaved bald, and that if Dillon won, he (Hawke) would retire from wrestling for good. In the early going of the match J.P. had the advantage and Glamorous Glenn decided that digression was the better part of valor, bailing out of the ring and heading to the back. However he was stopped by the popular Mike Magee, who came out from
the back and forced Dillon back in the ring. As J.P. turned his attention back to Dillon, Magee showed his true colors, attacking J.P. from behind. Before Dillon could join in the attack, Hawke was able to escape the ring. He grabbed the mic and said that he knew that Dillon would try some underhanded shenanigan, so he had gone out and gotten some back-up himself. This brought out the returning Blackjack Phoenix to a tremendous pop from the crowd, and it became a tag match. As Hawke brawled outside the ring with Magee, the crafty Dillon, who was brawling with Phoenix on the outside of the ring on the opposite side, pulled out an envelope with $2,000 cash in it. He
told Phoenix he knew about Blackjack’s recent financial setbacks, and that he had heard that Phoenix was hurting for money and would do anything to get out of debt. He then offered Phoenix the money to take out J.P. Hawke. Phoenix seemed to be really torn as to whether to do it or not, but he finally got in the ring and hit Hawke with a
devastating clothesline. Dillon then pinned Hawke, ending J.P.'s wrestling career. Phoenix then took the envelope from Dillon and left the ring amid a chorus of boos from the shocked and disgusted fans, as Dillon and Magee continued to beat-down Hawke in the ring. The pair were finally ordered out of the ring by several NWA Empire referees
who came to J.P. Hawke's aid. When he came to, the angry and frustrated J.P. took his anger out on the referees’, hitting referees Andrew Mollon and Richard Head with Stone Cold Cutters. He then rolled his signature bowling ball into the groin of Andrew Mollon who was sitting spread eagle in a ring corner. J.P. left the ring and walked to the back for final time in his career, accompanied by a loud chat of “Thank you J.P.” from the crowd.

- Former WWE superstar Colin Delaney, despite injured ribs suffered earlier in the evening in a vicious attack by NWA Empire champion Jonny Puma and his Club Elite running buddies Chris Cooper and Ice, was able to overcome interference from Ice and Copper to defeat Puma for the NWA Empire Heavyweight title. This makes Colin a double champion in NWA Empire, as he also holds one-half of the NWA Empire tag champions with Mean Marcos. This marks the first time in the nearly three year history of NWA Empire that the fed has had a double champion.

- The next NWA Empire show was announced as being Saturday February 7, 2009 at St. Johnsburg Firehall.

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Originally Posted by CBCyclone

He then rolled his signature bowling ball into the groin of Andrew Mollon who was sitting spread eagle in a ring corner.

I dont care who you are....thats funny.

[CBCyclone]

Fans of NWA Empire are really gonna miss "Mr. 300" J.P. Hawke. Not only is he a really nice guy personally, but people LOVE that bowling ball routine of his.

Generally J.P. does the bowling ball bit against the heels (bad guys). This is the first time he's done it against referee. True pro that he is, Andy Mollon (the referee) sold the bit like it really hurt him. Lots of people know Andy Mollon personally (he's one of my best friends, for example), and a huge chant broke out from the fans of: NO MORE MOLLONS!!! Hilarious stuff!

My son Ben invested in a whiteboard (dry erase board) a few shows ago so we can make up signs on the fly. Ben wrote: THAT'S USING YOUR HEAD, ANDY!!! on the whiteboard to huge laughter from the fans around us!