ACW report 8/21

Source: http://www.impactwrestling.com

The evening was opened by the New Movement who are in possession of the ACW Heavyweight (David Mercury) and the ACW Tag Team (“Raging Bull” Eddie Taurus & “the Rising Star” Austin Amadeus) championships that George Martel couldn’t help but gloat about in front of the fans that clearly hate the Movement. Each champion took some time to rub their victory in the faces of their non-supporters. Mercury claimed they were going to purify the locker room and create order for all to follow. He was so confident in his abilities he laid an open challenge which was answered by the Wewahitchka resident of ACW, Moonshine McCoy.

(1) New ACW Heavyweight champion “the G.O.A.T” David Mercury of the New Movement (w/George Martel) defeated Moonshine McCoy.

To everyone’s surprise McCoy used some chain wrestling to work over Mercury‘s left arm for several minutes. The Movement could only watch on in shock as McCoy went move for move with Mercury who was backdropped to the floor. McCoy followed out with a forward roll into the champion. But when the action came back to the ring McCoy pushed Mercury in first and he got pounced in with right hand punches to the jaw. That opening was all the Movement needed to get involved as Mercury kept the referee busy. McCoy got out of a chinlock with a jawbreaker but when he went to the ropes Mercury sent him right back to the mat into another chinlock. McCoy reversed a corner whip and hit a clothesline followed by a backdrop and ten punches in a corner. But Mercury was able to double leg McCoy to the mat and get the pin, with what looked like both of his feet on the ropes for leverage.

(2) “Vastly Underrated” Logan Fernandez won the ACW Cruiserweight championship from Jaison Moore.

Early on Fernandez kept walking into Moore’s fast paced offense but stopped it when he held the ropes to avoid a dropkick. Fernandez missed a cross bodyblock and went to the floor to reformulate a strategy but Moore pulled him back into the ring. Fernandez got control again with what looked like a sneaky move but the referee allowed the match to continue. Moore fought out of a chinlock but ran right into a Fernandez forearm. Fernandez kept attacking Moore’s upper body with forearms and chest chops and a knee drop for two. Fernandez went up but missed an elbow drop and it allowed Moore to get a second wind with several clotheslines and a Samoan drop. Fernandez missed a corner splash and it allowed Moore to hit an STO into the turnbuckles but Fernandez kicked out of a sitout power bomb. Moore went to end the match but got hit with a superkick for two. George Martel came out of the locker room and argued with referee Billy Dalton. As this went on, Eddie Taurus and Austin Amadeus attacked Moore. This allowed Fernandez to get the win and the championship. After the match Martel told everyone Fernandez was the newest member of the New Movement.

(3) “The 8^th Deadly Sin” Sideshow defeated Nick “I’m Not Gay” Fame.

Fame was a bit over matched in power and took some time to hide behind the referee. Fame backed Sideshow to a corner but Sideshow made the referee fall for the shoe is untied gag so he had a clear shot at Fame and a chest chop. After some more chops Sideshow hit the G-14 (Go F**k Yourself spear) which sent Fame to the floor. Sideshow went out after him and when they got back on the apron Fame hit a knee to the gut and a spinning neckbreaker. Fame followed with a Rude Awakening for two. But Sideshow fought back with a spring board splash for two only to be hit by a Fame leg lariat and another neckbreaker. Sideshow fought to his feet but ran into an elbow. Sideshow fought to his feet from a reverse chinlock but Fame was quicker and decked Sideshow in the face again. Fame sensed something was wrong and countered out of the Backiotimy into a pin for two, but he didn’t counter out of a Catatonic Backbreaker or a running powerslam. Sideshow got to his feet and went crazy on Fame with a series of moves which led to the Backiotimy for two as Fame got his leg on the ropes. Sideshow called for Double Penetration but Fame countered into a sunset flip for two and hit an ear ringing enziguri. Fame put Sideshow on the top but Sideshow fought back even as Fame hit a superplex. Fame went to end the match but Sideshow countered out of what looked like Sliced Bread #2 into Double Penetration to gain the win.

(4) New ACW Kombat champion Ray Beez defeated “South Florida Phenom” Scott Commodity.

This clearly was not Commodity’s style of match and he told the fans before the bout he wasn’t even scheduled to be in NPR. He claimed the ACW needed him to hold a quality match not hardcore. Early on the match was anything but hardcore as Commodity tried to wrestle. But Beez got in several hard hitting shots to Commodity’s upper body including a clothesline that took both men to the floor. Beez grabbed a jug of water and smashed into Commodity’s head. The action went to the entry way where Commodity backdropped Beez onto the stage. Commodity also used a trash can as he dragged Beez back to the ringside area. Commodity hit an in ring knee drop for two but Beez fought up and wedged a chair into the corner, but he ended up going head first into it thanks to Commodity and a corner whip. Commodity grabbed the chair and dropkicked it into Beez’s face but Beez fought back again with punches. But Commodity got punches of his own and suplexed Beez onto the open folding chair for two. Frustration began to show on Commodity’s face as Beez kept kicking out of pin attempts. Commodity missed a corner splash and got hit with a German suplex and went up top. But his Dumpster Dive was met with a Commodity dropkick for two. Commodity hit several forearm shots to the back but got hit with a Saito suplex for two. Beez got another energy rush hitting knee lifts to Commodity’s ribs and a series of moves which led to a running clothesline. Beez knocked Commodity to the mat so he could go under the ring for a trash can. Beez hit Commodity with a top rope boot to the back of the head and grabbed the trash can, but the can met the referee’s head instead of Commodity’s. With the referee down there was no one to count after Beez hit a discus clothesline. Commodity got to hit feet and hit several punches but when he went to the top Beez hit the ropes, causing Commodity to fall head first into the trash can. Beez hit a move that incapacitated Commodity long enough that the referee could be revived and count the pin.

Before the main event George Martel and friends made their way to the ring to discuss some New Movement business with Delta Iota Kappa who also came to the ring. While Martel praised the former champions on their long title reign but it also seemed like he was scared of them as he offered them a place in the New Movement. Things were discussed among the DIK members and Strong took the mic from Martel and told him when he taps the mic everyone shuts the f**k up and DIK attacked Martel.

(5) Former champions Delta Iota Kappa (“Candizzle Dream” Joshua Masters & Sedrick Strong w/Fetish) defetaed NEW ACW Tag Team champions “Raging Bull” Eddie Taurus and “the Rising Star” Austin Amadeus of the New Movement (w/George Martel) via countout.

The bell rang and the fighting began in and out of the ring as Masters fought with Amadeus while Strong and Taurus fought to the entry way. The action came back to the ring where Masters was isolated from Strong by the Movement. To the shock of many the fans sided with DIK during the match. Masters took a beating and then some from all the Movement members as Strong and Fetish could only watch on. Masters avoided a Taurus corner move but couldn’t tag out as Taurus grabbed his ankle as Amadeus tagged in. But it went bad when Taurus came back in and got hit with an Acecrusher which allowed Strong to come in hot and energized. Strong hit Amadeus with a spear but Taurus made the save and hit Strong with a sitout slam. But Masters recovered and hit Taurus with a Riki Lariat. Master and Strong grabbed up Amadeus for a double team move but they got too close to the ropes and it allowed Taurus to grab a hold of Amadeus’ ankle. Martel grabbed both men and the tile belts as they headed to the locker room, letting referee Billy Dalton count them out. After the match Strong told the New Movement they just begun a sh*tstorm of trouble.

On Sunday September 2^nd ACW will be holding a pool party show at Gold’s Gym of New Port Richey at 6pm. ACW also has a return date set for the Jewish Community Center of Port Richey, Saturday September 15^th at 7:30pm for NO GUTS, NO GLORY. ACW is back online, so log onto www.acwflorida.com for information on our events at Bourbon Street Night Club and links to video sites. Like live music, then check out www.clubbourbonstreet.com for info on upcoming concerts.

The New Movement has established their MySpace account at the following location: www.myspace.com/thegangthatbangs . You can also find several of the ACW stars pages by looking on the ACW MySpace page.

ACW would like you to be part of their new training school. ACW offers a variety of training from many different styles. This is a great way to get affordable training and get to actually work in front of a great fan base. Training will be affordable and we will give you one week free to see if it is for you. School will be Sundays 11 AM to 1 PM and Wednesdays 7 pm to 9 PM. The school will be held at the Jewish Community Center 9841 Scenic Dr in Port Richey. School will also be at Bourbon Street 6:30 PM to 7:30 every Tuesday. Payments will be discussed in person. Please bring knee pads and elbow pads. No boots, preferably wrestling sneakers. Please contact acwoffice@aol.com with all questions.

American Combat Wrestling 8/7 Report

Source: http://www.onlineworldofwrestling.com
Credit: http://www.alanwojcik.com

On Tuesday August 7th American Combat Wrestling returned to Bourbon Street Night Club after a successful event at the Jewish Community Center. Bourbon Street is located at 4331 US 19N in New Port Richey.

The evening was opened by the former ACW Heavyweight champion “Rough House” Ralph Mosca who thanked everyone who came out to the Saturday event. Starting next week ACW will begin at 8pm and it will be a Kill The Keg event. He talked about upcoming ACW Heavyweight title tournament.


(1) In a double debut match, Cujo defeated Myles Long.

Despite the Vegas revue dancer’s entrance, he spent time on the mat as Cujo worked over his left arm. That was until a corner break and Long elbowed the taste out of Cujo’s mouth. Long took Cujo to the mat with a chinlock and when Cujo tried to free himself, Long grabbed hair and pulled Cujo back to the mat into the chinlock. Cujo got free and hit a cross bodyblock for two but Long got to his feet and kicked Cujo in the ribs. Long hit a corner clothesline and a t-bone style hip lock for two as he grinded his crotch into Cujo’s face. Long went up top but missed a legdrop. Cujo hit an atomic knee drop and several clotheslines. The end came for Long as Cujo hit a running slam to the turnbuckle and a powerslam into the ring.

(2) Shan Hill defeated ACW Tag Team champion “Candizzle Dream” Joshua Masters of Delta Iota Kappa (w/Fetish).

This was supposed to have been part of a tag title defense but Strong was handling DIK business and was unavailable. ACW wasn’t going to give Masters the night off so they unleashed Hill on him. After locking up with Hill, Masters complained about something and the referee checked on hill’s boot laces. Masters used that chance to hit a cheap shot clothesline and allow Fetish to choke Hill on the bottom rope. Hill fought back with several punches and clotheslines followed by a release belly suplex. But when he went to the ropes for a move, Fetish grabbed his leg. This distraction allowed Masters to get in another cheap shot. He followed with a suplex for two and allowed Fetish to use her flogger on Hill’s back. Masters came out to the floor and hit a double sledge to the back and tossed Hill back on the ring for more punishment. But when Masters came off the second buckle for a double sledge, Hill slugged him in the gut. Hill had the pin in the ring but Fetish pulled referee Billy Dalton to the floor. This only angered Hill who chased Fetish around the ring and into it where she hid behind the referee. Masters snuck up from behind Hill and hit a crotch shot but didn’t get the pin despite several attempts. Masters drove Hill’s head into the turnbuckle but al lit did was fire Hill up who grabbed Masters’ package and drove him to a corner for some additional kicks to the gut. Hill hit a series of power moves but it was Fetish who stopped a Crucifix Powerbomb as she got on the apron getting Hill and the referee’s attention. Hill grabbed Fetish but he sensed Masters coming from behind, sidestepped as Masters ran Fetish off the apron and won via a German suplex.

(3) “The Marquee” Bruce Santee defeated Nick “I’m Not Gay” Fame.

Before the match Fame to insult the fans and rip them for not cheering him, the last thing he ever wants to hear is he is gay. He issued an open challenge to anyone in the locker room. The man who answered was the former IPW World and ACW Heavyweight champion. Santee said he admired Fame’s courage in his open challenge and wasn’t worried about where Fame’s guts or balls have been. At the bell Santee challenged Fame to a test of strength but Fame dropped into his knees supposedly begging for mercy. Fame locked hand with Santee and while it seemed Fame was dominating Santee, it was the ploy of the night as Santee shoved Fame to a corner. Fame decided to go after Santee’s left arm but Santee countered into a headlock takeover. Fame got to his feet but was run over by a Santee shoulder block and a clothesline sent Fame to the floor. But Fame slid off Santee’s shoulder and drove him into the ringpost, causing damage to Santee’s arm. Back in the ring Fame went to work on the arm despite the rest of Santee’s body trying to keep him away. Santee missed an elbow drop and Fame locked in an overhand wristlock. But Santee got to his feet only to he bit with a dropkick. Fame got caught but countered out of the Big Dump into a cross armbreaker. Fame kept Santee fighting for position and taking the left arm away. Santee had enough power to in his body to fight back and hit a clothesline but Fame countered out of a suplex into another armbreaker but Santee fought back, hitting an F5/TKO to win.

(4) Nooie Lee & “the Vastly Underrated” Logan Fernandez defeated ACW Cruiserweight champion Jaison Moore & Shayne Swift.

These four men have had issues with each other for the better part of 2007. The ACW championship committee decided to make this match in hopes it would solve things. After some nice chain wrestling, Swift took over on Fernandez with an armbar before tagging in Moore who took Fernandez down. After several tags the tide turned when Swift went to the ropes and Lee hit him from behind. This allowed Fernandez to tag out to a well rested Lee but Swift had lots of fight in him even as he got the breath knocked out of him several times. Somehow Swift survived the beat down he received, hitting Lee with an enziguri and tagging in Moore who took on both men. Swift and referee Billy Dalton collided and it allowed Lee to kick Moore right in his package. When Dalton recovered he counted the pin, not realizing Lee had both hands on the ropes for leverage.

(5) In a Beard vs. Back Hair, Moonshine McCoy defeated Michael Patrick.

After last week’s defeat to McCoy, Patrick took some scissors to McCoy’s ample beard. The match was made for tonight with the beard against the ample back hair of Patrick. McCoy came ready with his little bucket and shaving gear, while Patrick came with barber shears. But before the match Patrick tried to talk his way out of the stipulation and asked McCoy for a straight up wrestling match. Patrick tried to walk out but McCoy went after him and used some beverage containers on Patrick’s head. They went in the ring but went right out to the floor again throwing each other into row of chairs. They finally came back to the ring where Patrick hit several right hand punches. McCoy kicked out a pin after Patrick hit a suplex but the referee took the chair Patrick went to use. The duo went to the floor again where Patrick hit a low blow and they barely got in before a double countout was issued. Both men hit the heavy forearms to the jaw but it was McCoy who ended up being pinned as Patrick had both feet on the bottom ropes. But the fans and ACW officials saw it and the referee re-started the match. After the re-start, it was McCoy who came out on top and the back shaving began. Patrick tried to hightail it but Shan Hill and Cujo stopped him and brought him back into the ring for McCoy’s barber class to begin.

(6) In the ACW Kombat Championship tournament elimination style finals, Ray Beez defeated Sideshow and Eddie Taurus of the New Movement (w/George Martel and David Mercury).

At the bell Taurus ended up being double teamed by his opponents but the action quickly went to the floor. Sideshow got a chair and hit a springboard move onto his opponents but that was just the beginning of the furniture being used as the match went to the stage where Taurus bodyslammed Sideshow. Beez grabbed Taurus and went back to the ring. Sideshow soon followed and the hard hitting moves joined them. Beez hit Sideshow with a top rope boot to the head but Taurus broke up the pin. Taurus slowed things down and slowed Beez down with a powerbomb to the chair sideshow used earlier. Sideshow introduced Taurus to the World Wide Web via a computer keyboard shot to the head which split it open. He laid Beez out with a chair shot and went to the floor for a ladder. Sideshow used it to smash both men and he body slammed Taurus on top of it. With a split open head, Beez hit Taurus as Sideshow went outside and came back with a barbwire wrapped folding chair. Beez and Sideshow fought to drive the other into the chair but Beez hit an exploder to the corner. Beez charged Sideshow but got dumped over the ropes, smashing his face on the bar in front of him. Taurus grabbed Beez and put him on top as he stood on a ladder. They came off as Taurus hit Beez with a superplex. Sideshow and Taurus fought as Beez tried to recover. Sideshow had victory in his hands via Double Penetration but Mercury became Jeff Jarrett and smashed Sideshow in the head. This got Sideshow pinned and eliminated as the New Movement got a folding table and brought it into the ring. Taurus set up two chairs and placed the ladder on it but Beez laid Taurus on the chair and came off, only to find only the ladder. Taurus picked up Beez and power bombed him on the ladder but Beez kicked out of the pin. The Movement handed Taurus a second ladder but Beez hit a spinebuster. Beez went up the ladder but Taurus caught up with him and he hit a back suplex into the folding table that was in the corner. Believe it or not Beez kicked out of the pin attempt. Taurus went to hit Beez with a folding chair but Beez hit a discus clothesline that drove the chair into Taurus’ face, allowing Beez to win and become the new champion. Sideshow came back out to congratulate the new champion with some food from the local Arby’s.

Remember ACW is back online, so log onto www.acwflorida.com for information on our events at Bourbon Street Night Club and links to video sites. Like live music, then check out www.clubbourbonstreet.com for info on upcoming concerts.

The New Movement has established their MySpace account at the following location: www.myspace.com/thegangthatbangs . You can also find several of the ACW stars pages by looking on the ACW MySpace page.

ACW would like you to be part of their new training school. ACW offers a variety of training from many different styles. This is a great way to get affordable training and get to actually work in front of a great fan base. Training will be affordable and we will give you one week free to see if it is for you. School will be Sundays 11 AM to 1 PM and Wednesdays 7 pm to 9 PM. The school will be held at the Jewish Community Center 9841 Scenic Dr in Port Richey. School will also be at Bourbon Street 6:30 PM to 7:30 every Tuesday. Payments will be discussed in person. Please bring knee pads and elbow pads. No boots, preferably wrestling sneakers. Please contact acwoffice@aol.com with all questions.