TWE News and Show Notes

TWE Webpage Update

TWE has updated its web page www.texaswrestlingentertainment.com to include some significant news.

From the page: "Saturday July 22 9am - Bellaire Baptist Church Gym - 116 Clovis - TNA's Talent Relations Director Terry Taylor comes to TWE/TWA for a one day Pro Wrestling Clinic. If you are a Pro Wrestler, and you want to get an edge over the other Independent talent, or you just want to improve your skills, this is the clinic for you. For information, or to register, please call 210.273.4100"

In a related development, a previously announced Gym Wars show has been rescheduled from July 9th to July 22 to coincide with the clinic. This show, which is open to the public will feature wrestlers from all over Texas who have traveled to take part in the clinic. The show and the clinic will take place at the Bellaire Baptist Church Gym at 116 Clovis. The doors will open to the public for the Gym Wars Show only at 7 PM.

Also from the web page in the TWE Newswire: "June 24th-Texas Wrestling Entertainment has been negotiating with TNA to bring in talent for future events, including a huge event labeled STAR WARZ slated for December. More information as it develops." Rudy alluded to this at the When Worlds Collide. Those who missed WWC should be put on notice not to make that mistake twice.

TWE Wet & Wild III

Texas Wrestling Entertainment returned to Splashtown Saturday in the third time this summer. An enthusiastic crowd was entertained by four matches from the TWE team. The event began when Referee Rick Porter came to the ring followed by the wrestlers for Match #1. Windwalker faced one half of the TWE Tag Champions Skitzo. The crowd immediately got behind Skitzo and whenever Windwalker took control of the match, the crowd helped inspire Skitzo to come back, eventually cheering him on to victory.

The second match pitted Cowboy James Claxton against Brett Thunder. The big Cowboy controlled much of the early part of the match until Thunder was able to focus in on Claxton's leg. Thunder inflicted a great deal of pain on Claxton before the Cowboy was able to reverse momentum and drop the big elbow on Thunder assuring the win.

In the third match, Rudy Boy Gonzalez joined in the fun, facing the other half of the TWE Tag Champions, Hector Navarro. The veteran Gonzalez controlled the pace of the action for much of the match, and it took everything Hector had to overcome the crafty Gonzalez, rolling him up in a small package for the win. After the match, Rudy refused to accept the ref's decision, questioning the fans to support his claim that he had gotten his shoulder up in time. Neither the fans nor referee Rick Porter saw things Rudy's way. When Rudy called Ring Guy Rob into the ring, he was surprised to find he couldn't intimidate the young man into supporting his claim. When Rob stood up to Gonzalez, the crowd just about went wild in approval.

The main event featured Bigg Dogg in an unfamiliar role as a fan favorite. His opponent Martin Styles alienated the crowd almost immediately and they showed no mercy in heckling him. Despite this, Styles managed to take control of the larger Bigg Dogg and scored some impressive moves in the match. Bigg Dogg fought back and appeared on the verge of taking the match over when Styles blocked a superplex, sending Bigg Dogg backward into the ring. Then with a frog splash on the stunned opponent, Styles seized the victory. At this point, the crowd almost rioted and Styles was lucky to escape unscathed.

Texas Wrestling Entertainment
Splashtown
Saturday, June 23

Match # 1 - Windwalker vs. Skitzo (win)
Match # 2 - Cowboy James Claxton (win) vs. Brett Thunder
Match # 3 - Rudy Boy Gonzalez vs. Hector Navarro (win)
Match # 4 - Main Event
Bigg Dogg vs. Martin Styles (win)

Check out www.texaswrestlingentertainment.com for updates. The TWE wrestlers are traveling all over Texas and beyond all Summer.