Peachstate Wrestling Alliance Report from Carrollton on May 20th, 2017
From Larry Goodman:
Peachstate Wrestling Alliance ran their go home show for the company’s 9th anniversary event headlined by the third annual Survivor Games.
Paid attendance at the VWF Fairgrounds was 233. It wouldn’t be a Peachstate show without fan drama. Police were called to the scene to investigate another alleged injury caused by a wrestler.
(1) Billy Buck pinned "Big K" Kelvin Holmes with a superkick in 4:38.
Inaugural PWA Women’s Champion Crystal Rose was interrupted by Brooklyn Creed and Ventress. Creed congratulated Rose on winning the title, her tone dripping with sarcasm. Creed said they had a tag match against Pandora and a mystery partner on June 17 and she wanted to make sure Rose wasn’t said partner. Rose said she had her own fish to fry. Creed said they could assure Rose of a long title run. Rose said no thanks. Creed said good luck keeping the title without them. Creed hit the right notes with the disingenuous praise and innuendo. Peachstate fans are working up a healthy hate for her.
(2) O’Hagan (with Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) retained the No Limits Championship over Shane Noles and Drew Adler in a triple threat match at 11:08.
Afterward, Reckoning member Zanders came out of nowhere to club O’Hagan and sprinted to the back.
(3) The Kingsmen (Drew Adler & “Nightmare” Kyle Matthews with Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) retained the PWA tag titles over Beautiful Bald Besties (Michael Stevens & Zac Edwards) and Sal Rinauro & Ace Haven (with Amy Haven) was a no contest at 12:23.
Reckoning members Jacob Ashworth and the masked man pulled Ace and Sal out of the ring prompting referee Manson to throw the match out.
Postmatch – dissension between Besties and Ace and Sal.
Ricky Morton was out during the intermission to autograph photos.
(4) Ricky Morton vs. A.C. Mack was a quick no contest.
(5) Ashton Starr & A. C. Mack defeated Ricky Morton & Simon Sermon in 5:45.
Morton and Sermon unleashed the double dropkick on Mack after the match.
Sermon said they might not have won the battle but they won the war. Morton thanked Peachstate and the fans.
Jason Boyd called for a moment of silence for Doug Somers.
Behrens and Triston came out to address the situation with referee Terry Hudgins. Behrens said Hudgins had not responded to the contract offer to wrestle Triston. BB reiterated that the contract stipulated they were not liable if Hudgins died during the match. Behrens said he could understand Hudgins’ being scared since he was the ref when “man’s man” Triston took a man down and schooled him in three seconds (Triston pinned an alleged Mulkey cousin in an impromptu match at the last show after kicking him in the nuts). Behrens said Hudgins was getting his dander up because he was just being fricking disrespectful and there was nothing worse. Triston spit water in Hudgins’s face.
Hudgins said Behrens just made a big mistake because Triston was his on June 17. Fans were chanting for Hudgins.
(5) Tommy Too Much (with Behrens) retained the PWA Heritage Championship over AJ Steele and “P Dog” Mike Posey via DQ at 4:51.
Reckoning leader Kevin Blue interfered and Triston was more than happy to call for the DQ.
Reckoning confronted Commissioner Eddie Layne on the stage. Blue said Reckoning disrupted the show because they had destroyed everyone and the title matches should belong to them.
Layne suggested adding Reckoning into the Survivor Games but wanted to hear from the other teams. Tommy Too Much said fine with him. Steele said he never saw eye-to-eye with Tommy, but if it meant getting their hands on Blue’s punk ass, make it happened. Layne said there was one more team to hear from. P Dog answered with a punch to Blue’s face. Layne said let’s up the ante -- two rings, one cage, 16 men and ALL TITLES ON THE LINE.
Chaos ensued with all 16 men brawling all over the building and briefly spilling out into the parking lot. Steele used a walker as a weapon. Creed accidentally kicked a lady in the front row as he went over the rail. She called the cops.
See Larry Goodman's Full report on the Georgia Wrestling History Web site:
http://gwhnewsandnotes.blogspot.com/2017/04/peachstate-wrestling-alliance-report_30.html
Peachstate Wrestling Alliance ran their go home show for the company’s 9th anniversary event headlined by the third annual Survivor Games.
Paid attendance at the VWF Fairgrounds was 233. It wouldn’t be a Peachstate show without fan drama. Police were called to the scene to investigate another alleged injury caused by a wrestler.
(1) Billy Buck pinned "Big K" Kelvin Holmes with a superkick in 4:38.
Inaugural PWA Women’s Champion Crystal Rose was interrupted by Brooklyn Creed and Ventress. Creed congratulated Rose on winning the title, her tone dripping with sarcasm. Creed said they had a tag match against Pandora and a mystery partner on June 17 and she wanted to make sure Rose wasn’t said partner. Rose said she had her own fish to fry. Creed said they could assure Rose of a long title run. Rose said no thanks. Creed said good luck keeping the title without them. Creed hit the right notes with the disingenuous praise and innuendo. Peachstate fans are working up a healthy hate for her.
(2) O’Hagan (with Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) retained the No Limits Championship over Shane Noles and Drew Adler in a triple threat match at 11:08.
Afterward, Reckoning member Zanders came out of nowhere to club O’Hagan and sprinted to the back.
(3) The Kingsmen (Drew Adler & “Nightmare” Kyle Matthews with Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) retained the PWA tag titles over Beautiful Bald Besties (Michael Stevens & Zac Edwards) and Sal Rinauro & Ace Haven (with Amy Haven) was a no contest at 12:23.
Reckoning members Jacob Ashworth and the masked man pulled Ace and Sal out of the ring prompting referee Manson to throw the match out.
Postmatch – dissension between Besties and Ace and Sal.
Ricky Morton was out during the intermission to autograph photos.
(4) Ricky Morton vs. A.C. Mack was a quick no contest.
(5) Ashton Starr & A. C. Mack defeated Ricky Morton & Simon Sermon in 5:45.
Morton and Sermon unleashed the double dropkick on Mack after the match.
Sermon said they might not have won the battle but they won the war. Morton thanked Peachstate and the fans.
Jason Boyd called for a moment of silence for Doug Somers.
Behrens and Triston came out to address the situation with referee Terry Hudgins. Behrens said Hudgins had not responded to the contract offer to wrestle Triston. BB reiterated that the contract stipulated they were not liable if Hudgins died during the match. Behrens said he could understand Hudgins’ being scared since he was the ref when “man’s man” Triston took a man down and schooled him in three seconds (Triston pinned an alleged Mulkey cousin in an impromptu match at the last show after kicking him in the nuts). Behrens said Hudgins was getting his dander up because he was just being fricking disrespectful and there was nothing worse. Triston spit water in Hudgins’s face.
Hudgins said Behrens just made a big mistake because Triston was his on June 17. Fans were chanting for Hudgins.
(5) Tommy Too Much (with Behrens) retained the PWA Heritage Championship over AJ Steele and “P Dog” Mike Posey via DQ at 4:51.
Reckoning leader Kevin Blue interfered and Triston was more than happy to call for the DQ.
Reckoning confronted Commissioner Eddie Layne on the stage. Blue said Reckoning disrupted the show because they had destroyed everyone and the title matches should belong to them.
Layne suggested adding Reckoning into the Survivor Games but wanted to hear from the other teams. Tommy Too Much said fine with him. Steele said he never saw eye-to-eye with Tommy, but if it meant getting their hands on Blue’s punk ass, make it happened. Layne said there was one more team to hear from. P Dog answered with a punch to Blue’s face. Layne said let’s up the ante -- two rings, one cage, 16 men and ALL TITLES ON THE LINE.
Chaos ensued with all 16 men brawling all over the building and briefly spilling out into the parking lot. Steele used a walker as a weapon. Creed accidentally kicked a lady in the front row as he went over the rail. She called the cops.
See Larry Goodman's Full report on the Georgia Wrestling History Web site:
http://gwhnewsandnotes.blogspot.com/2017/04/peachstate-wrestling-alliance-report_30.html
Peachstate Wrestling Alliance: May 20th 2017 Event (Heritage Title Three Way Match) ($12 + $3 Shipping & Handling) $15
Peachstate Wrestling Alliance May 20th 2017
Billy Buck -VS- Kelvin Holmes
No Limits Title Triple Threat Match: Shane Noles -VS- Mr. O'Hagan (w/Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) -VS- Drew Adler
Tag Team Title Three Way Match: The Besties (Michael Stevens & Zac Edwards) -vs- The Kingsmen (Logan Creed & Kyle Matthews) -vs- Ace Haven & Sal Rinauro (w/Amy Haven)
WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Morton -VS- AC Mack
Heritage Title Three Way Match: AJ Steele -VS- Tommy Too Much (w/Bill Behrens) -VS- Mike Posey
Billy Buck -VS- Kelvin Holmes
No Limits Title Triple Threat Match: Shane Noles -VS- Mr. O'Hagan (w/Bill Behrens & Triston Michaels) -VS- Drew Adler
Tag Team Title Three Way Match: The Besties (Michael Stevens & Zac Edwards) -vs- The Kingsmen (Logan Creed & Kyle Matthews) -vs- Ace Haven & Sal Rinauro (w/Amy Haven)
WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Morton -VS- AC Mack
Heritage Title Three Way Match: AJ Steele -VS- Tommy Too Much (w/Bill Behrens) -VS- Mike Posey