Showing posts with label Pretty Flawless. Show all posts
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May 22, 2011

Review of NWA Southwest even on May 21st.

So what do you do when you find out your local NWA promotion is holding a free show on your birthday?  You start making plans and pray for no rain.

NWA Southwest and Longhorn Harley Davidson teamed up for a block party.  With a theme of Beer, Babes, Bikes and Pro Wrestling the show lived up to its billing.

Some friends and I got in the car drove the 30 minutes got parked around 1:30.  With bell time at 2:00, we had plenty of time wonder around and look at the bikes and dream.  We also got to see the Bikini Bike Wash (part of the babes) and we found the beer stand (I was the driver so none for me)

So we go back to the parking lot just before 2:00 to catch the show.  Promoter Ken Taylor said there were 500 people that came out, but honestly that almost sounds low to me.  The event was BYOC (bring your own chair) but the vast majority of people stood.  The show started with them bringing out Lance Hoyt who made it very clear that he was a heel.  He insulted the crowd to get them into it or at least that is what I think he was doing.  Being an outdoor event the sound system has horrid and we couldn’t really understand what people were saying except for the Starr and Cody Jones who seemed too talk in a clearer voices.  So now on to the show:

The first match was Dick Dallas vs. Cowboy James Claxton.  I had never seen either man and couldn’t understand the ring announcer so when I asked a guy next to me who Dick Dallas was, he told me Seth Shi who I had never heard of (promoter Ken Taylor has since said it was Dallas).  It was a typical opener and went to a 10 minute draw.  The crowd never seemed that into it but I do think it had anything to do with either man as much as with people getting settled in to watch.

Match two was the other part of the Babes theme as Barbi Hayden took on Starr.  Hayden is rapidly become one of the top female wrestlers in Texas and is scheduled to get a shot at the NWA World Women’s title in June for NWA Houston.  Starr told the crowd that the reason she got into wrestling was to beat up little rich bitches who think they only have to look pretty to be a wrestler (this got her over with the crowd).  Barbi, the heel in this match, soon proved that she is one tough rich bitch but in the end it was Starr who got the pin.  Good ladies match.

The first of the Texas state title matches was next as former NWA Texas Jr. Heavyweight champion Kevin Douglas took on multi time champion Cody Jones.  Douglas never lost the title having to give it up because of injury.  Douglas has some mad skills and had some supporters in the crowd and he and Jones put on what may have been the best match of the day. Douglas gets the pin at just past 15 minutes with a frog splash from the top rope to become a two time champion.  I really hope he stays healthy and keeps the title because a match between him and Craig Classic would be great (hint hint Mr. Taylor)

The NWA Texas Tag Team titles were on the line as Impeccable took on former champion Pretty Flawless.  In one of those continuity issues come in wrestling, Impeccable split as a team earlier this month in NWA Houston when Ken turned on Joey.  Well I guess they made up in time to defend the titles but it left little doubt about the outcome (not that 99% of the people at the show knew it).  Once again Pretty Flawless proved to me that they might be able to make the big time one day as they regained the titles.  More hints to Ken Taylor I would love to see Flawless vs. Dark City Fight Club for the World tag team title.  After the match I waited to see if Impeccable who split here as well but it didn’t happen.  Ken Carson said something but again we couldn’t understand it.

Time for the main event as Lance Hoyt took on Scott Summers for NWA Texas Heavyweight title in a 2 out of 3 fall match.  Hoyt makes for the perfect cocky heel.  With Hoyt trying to slow things down by getting out of the ring and brushing off his challenger the first fall ended out of nowhere when Summers gets Hoyt to submit quickly to a choke/stretch submission move.  The two put on a good match for the next two falls, going back and forth and Hoyt getting trashed talked by the crowd for having a “Tramp Stamp” tattoo.  Hoyt gets two clean pins, the final one being with one hell of a choke slam, to retain the title.  The NWA needs to give some serious consideration to putting one of the BOD titles on him and let’s see what he can do with them.

It is pretty wild to think we got to see a show for free that featured talent that have the skills to hold any of the current NWA board titles.  Thank you Longhorn Harley Davidson and NWA Southwest.

Nov 12, 2010

NWA National Champion in NWA Southwest's Showdown in Sherman


With NWA Texas Champion, Charlie Haas missing in action, Phil Shatter's opponent has been announced for the Showdown in Sherman card being promoted by NWA Southwest. Jaykus Plisken will replace Haas in the NWA National Championship Match. Ken Taylor had said "We had to move on..." when the NWA Southwest Officials couldn't reach the Former WWE Superstar. "We will have a hell'va show... We don't wager all our money on one horse to win!" So Jakkus Plisken will receive a Golden Opportunity to be the man to bring back the National Championship to the Southwest. Unfortunately, Plisken still has to go through a very tough road. Phil Shatter coming off a crazed battle with NWA North American Champion the Sheik, has been reigning National Champion since 2009. Baring a big upset in Sherman Texas, Shatter will be entering 2011 a 2 Year Reigning National Champion. The rest of the line up looks like...



ROD PRICE vs. SPOILER 2000
PRETTY FLAWLESS vs. IMPECCABLE
JOHN SAXON vs. JASPER DAVIS
MICHAEL BARRY vs. MICHAEL FAITH
STEVE ANTHONY vs. CHAZ TAYLOR

Sep 29, 2010

NWA Southwest Red River Rivalry THIS SATURDAY!


NWA National Title  -    Michael Faith vs. Phil Shatter  (C)
NWA Women's World Title -   LaRenia vs. Tasha Simone (C)
Texas Junior title -   Jasper Davis vs. Kevin Douglas (C)
Texas Tag Team Title -  Aerial Assault vs. Pretty Flawless (C)
Texoma Title -  Cody Jones  vs. Dane Griffin (C)
Lucha Libre Match -   Mascara Suprema vs. Blackteria

Aug 18, 2010

REVIEW of NWA Southwest's Parade of Champions X

The Following is a Review of NWA Southwest's Parade of Champions X by DKM.
So I went to my first live wrestling event in years to watch NWA champion Adam Pearce defend his title against Charlie Haas. I have already posted the results in the Results section of the board and these are just my thoughts on the experience.

My sister and I drove an hour and 20 minutes to find out my directions were to the wrong location. They were to the High School, not the High School Gymnasium (which in my experience is normally near the school). Thank goodness for smart phones as I was able to get the correct address and the phones GPS got us there quickly.

So we go in buy our tickets and as security asks that if we want to sit in the bleacher to sit on the far side across from the hard camera for the TV taping. Since there wasn’t a bad seat in the house we head that way. We stop and buy a program and go sit down. Both Charlie Haas and Matt Borne had their own tables. Instead of auctioning off Doink’s wig, they held a raffle to which I bought 3 tickets, but didn’t win.

Now I am terrible at crowd estimates and won’t attempt to make one other than to say it was a good draw for Texas at this time with this economy. It was a hot crowd that got into matches and there were a lot of families with kids.

At the start of the card wrestlers surrounded the ring for a 10-bell salute for Lance Cade, Jack Brisco (who was from Oklahoma), Grizzly Smith, and longtime fan Matt Vittitow.

That card was setup well, with each match progressing and being “better” than the one before it for the most part. For his age, Matt Borne can still kick ass pretty well. Baboose and Adam Pearce are both masters at working a crowd. They had the crowd hating them from the time they started to speak. Keep an eye on tag champs Pretty Flawless and new Jr champ Kevin Douglas. They got talent.

The Jr-heavyweight title match was the show stealer having the best action and comedy. “Family Friendly?” moment one came when Ann Dromeda and Gabe the Babe kissed Andy Dalton back to back. The other was when a bunch of kids from 6-12 years old started a “You Suck!” chant at Adam Pearce. It was golden to see the look on Pearce’s face. By the way Pearce has really grown in his role as champion and is one his way to becoming perhaps the best NWA Champion since its WCW days.

So I had a great time and that is all that really matters.

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