NWA Dawg Pound presents Bad Moon Rising Sat. Oct. 23rd

One only needs to look at the Pedigree of the challenger to the NWA DAWG Pound Championship to see why Dr. Lawrence Zirconium hand picked this opponent for the October 23rd's Bad Moon Rising. The Son of a Samoan Legend, Manu makes his debut at the Franklin Skating Center in Franklinville, NJ. The NWA DAWG Pound Champion has been dominant since since winning the title in Asbury Park back in April, Prophet has victories over Sonjay Dutt, Cory Holis, Kaleb Conley, Jason Kincaid, Brandon Day, Flash Fury and survived a Fatal Four Way with Tommy Force, Problem Child and JT Roberts. As the inaugural champion, Chance has defended the title everywhere from New Jersey, to Ohio, from West Virgina to Charlotte. Chance spoke candidly with me on Alliance Radio about his time as champion and his aspirations moving forward.  But before Chance Prophet can continue his path towards the next level in the NWA, he has to get through Manu.  Prophet and Manu had a war of words if you want to hear it, visit here.

And although this match alone might be worth the price of admission, which is $13 for Adults and $10 for kids, you are also going to get a big tag team qualifying match for the NWA Dawg Pound Tag Team Tournament.  The Midnight Sensations will take on Team Macktion.  The winners of this bout will join the Logan Brothers and the Osiran Portal.  Kriby Mack talked about this match up also on Alliance Radio.  Biggie Biggs has to fight off the challenge of yet another Bounty Hunter when he takes on Dan Murdoch.  Joey Spades will take  on Grizzle Redwood.  And in a special Grudge Match, Jo Jo and the Problem Child will team to take on Joe Gacy and LJ CRuz.  Plus Jamilia Craft will be in action and much more.  Check out NWA Dawg Pound this Saturday Night!

Kirby Mack joins and NWA Dawg Pound Champion Chance Prophet return to the Alliance

Join Alliance Radio with Kirby Mack and Chance Prophet Monday Sept. 27th 4:30PM PDT (7:30PM EDT)

"Death defying," "High Risk," "Unbelievable," all commonly used to describe the in ring presence of "Special K" Kirby Mack.  But what would you expect from a wrestler who was trained by Matt and Jeff Hardy?  Krazy Kirby Mack has made a name for himself, up and down the Eastern Sea Board.  Whether it be Ring of Honor, NWA Anarchy, the AWA, or FIP, Kirby Mack has never been one to back down from a fight.  Even battling his brother for the AWA Jr. Championship.  In recent months, Kirby Mack has began working dates with the NWA.  Later this month, Kirby will team with his brother TJ to take on the Midnight Sensations. 

We'll be talking to Kirby about his start back with the Hardyz, his days working with NWA Anarchy, NWA in Charlotte, NWA Dawg Pound, his take on the Midnight Sensations, and check in with out he his after head being nearly crushed against Joel Maximo.  But this is only the half of it.

Returning to Alliance Radio in the second half of the show, is none other than NWA Dawg Pound National Champion.  Since last we spoke, Chance was preparing to battle Tommy Force.  Little did Chance no, that Force would suffer from an injury that would shoot the Dark Child into the spotlight.  Chance Prophet would go on to win the NWA Dawg Pound Championship Title in an inaugural 4 Way Match.  And then Defend the title in New Jersey,  Ohio, North Carolina, West Virgina, and on October 23rd he steps into the ring with the son of Afa the Wild Samoan, Manu.  And if Chance Prophet survives Manu on the 23rd, the very next night he faces Sami Callahan.  But before Chance steps back into a DAWG Pound ring, he'll be back on Alliance Radio and taking your calls.  And don't be surprised if we get a visit from Jaden on the show.

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NWA Vintage Pro Results

NWA VINTAGE PRO RESULTS

Credit: The Bloodhound

Millennium Skate World, Camden, NJ Sunday September 12

NWA Vintage Pro made its debut this past Sunday before a small but loud group of fans in Camden, NJ. Doing battle against the Eagles and an already packed wrestling weekend, NWA Vintage Pro pulled out a great opening show for those in attendance.

The opening match saw Niles Young against Johnny Gargano. Young offered his hand to Gargano in a supposed show of Italian Paisano friendship but of course it was merely a ruse to gain the advantage. The contest saw a lot of back and forth between the two but in the end, Gargano went down to the evil shenanigans of Young.

Next up saw the true comedy match highlight of the year as Greg Excellent took on Johnny Calzone, the wild and crazy Pizza Guy. If you are into just all out hilarious shtick in your wrestling, this match is worth the price of a DVD alone. Those who missed this missed probably the best laughs they would have had in decades. Highlights included both men crashing to the canvas and the force of that crash knocking referee Jimmy Clydesdale straight up through the ropes and out of the ring. To “make up” for their unathletic show in the ring, both men chose to show off their athletic prowess by having a footrace to the concession stand. The sight of Calzone trying desperately to clear the skating rinks waist high wall and then getting stuck there had the crowd roaring with laughter. After more hilarious hijinks ensued, Excellent took it home with the win.

The next match was a four way featuring Justin Roberts, Problem Child, Tommy Force and NWA Dawg Pound Champion Chance Prophet. Prophet brought a skull to the ring with him that he claimed was his uncle. He spoke to his uncle for advice before the match until one of the other three decided to insult his uncle. This started a great four way mix-up that occasionally spilled out to the floor with some hard hitting action from all involved. After taking a terrific beating on the floor, Prophet made his way back and scored the pin to win the match.

Out next was Gregory Irons. For those who haven’t seen Irons work, he is legit handicapped and a very personable young man. As he made his way around the ring, the crowd was definitely with him. When his opponent was announced as Whacks, the crowd expected a tough but fair match. But something seems to have happened to Whacks since we last saw him work in this area. The first words out of his mouth were an insult to the handicapped as well as commenting about Clydesdale’s height…or lack there of. From that point, things just turned into a savage beat down on Irons. After getting the pinfall after a brutal tackle, Whacks came over to me, took my cane and began to choke Irons with it ranting about Irons being handicapped.

Next up was a tag team contest between The Spanish Armada and the Runaways (Joe Gacy and Ryan Slater). After an array of insults fired across the Armada’s bow, Gacy and Slater took it to them and sunk their fleet. Slater was literally covered in rope burns from being thrown with such force into the ropes in this tag war

And then it was time for the Man. Nick Gage. Facing Facade. We all knew where this was going.. Out of the ring. And Gage failed to disappoint. Over the guardrails and out into the crowd. Chair shots and crushing back blows into the skating rink’s cement retaining wall. And when all was said and done, chalk up another victim…I mean victory to Nick Gage.

The main event saw two men capable of brawling and wrestling in Sami Callihan and Sabian. The craziness of Callihan was apparent immediately as he carried the oversize reindeer head of the skating rinks mascot to the ring. Issuing his challenge to Sabian while wearing the head was just part of the insanity of this match which later saw a Tweety Bird Head brought to the ring. This lead to some posing with Clydesdale wearing the head follow by a face-off between both wrestlers wearing the heads. After an array of hard hitting and fast action, the BLK Jeez Sabian came out on top. Never one to turn down the chance, Sabian made his way over to ringside to admire a few of the ladies’ physical attributes as Callihan stalked to the back.

A return is planned for late October so keep your eyes out for further information on this new hot promotion.