PWI Entertainment Show Results & Notes

Pro Wrestling International Entertainment
SPLACH Sports Bar
Saturday September 22, 2007

Match # 1 - Dingo (win) vs. Nick Tyson
Match # 2 - Ace Cage (win) vs. The Great Ryu
Match # 3 - US Title Match
Challenger Pepe Rodriguez vs. Champion Julio Garza (win & retain title)
Match # 4 - Gary Jay vs. Madness (win) with Sin-Sational Sal
Match # 5 - Tag Team Championship Match
Challengers Shawn Vexx & "Hotsauce" Marco Riviera (win & new champions) vs. Champions Chief Battu & Lemus II
Match # 6 - Main Event - PWI Heavyweight Title Match
Challenger Pierre Abernathy vs. Champion Mojo (no decision - Mojo retains title)

Notes: PWI continues to showcase itself as a dynamic promotion, utilizing an influx of talent presenting exciting matches from opening to close.

In the opener, making their Texas debuts were Dingo and Nick Tyson. Dingo, a muscular Australian faced off against the crafty but skillful Tyson in a match the set the bar high for tonight's show. Dingo scored the victory with a Brainbuster Suplex.

The second match saw the renewal of the rivalry between Ace Cage and The Great Ryu. Since returning to PWI, Cage has shown an increase in viciousness with each match and in this case pushed the former champion to the limit, actually scoring the upset victory using his feet on the ropes for leverage.

Next on the card was the US Title match as Pepe Rodriguez faced the Champion who is now known by Julio Garza. These two young flyers competed at full speed for the entire match. The match was marred when the time-keeper missed the sign from the referee Jim Brody to ring the bell following a pin by Garza who had rolled through a top rope cross body from the top rope by Rodriguez. With no bell sounding, the pair continued to fight for almost an entire minute before theReferee signalled Garza the victory. Both wrestlers, the ring announcer and the crowd were all confused by this turn of events until the ref returned to explain the call. Julio Garza was the winner bypinfall and retained the US Title.

During an intermission that followed, Big Daddy Dick Dallas, who had been adding commentary ringside expressed his dissatisfaction at not getting a title shot atMojo and proclaimed he would not step into a PWI ring again until he was given his shot. Mojo came to the ring and stated he would fight right then and there, but apparently that was not good enough for Dallas who high-tailed it to the lockerroom.

Following intermission, PWI fans were treated to the return of Gary Jay as he faced Madness, who was accompanied to the ring by his manager Sin-Sational Sal. As is often the case when Sal is around, Gary's return was spoiled when the flamboyant manager distracted referee Alfred Olivares allowing Madness to hit a low blow on Gary and get the pin.

The Tag Team Championship match was next as challengers Shawn Vexx and "Hotsauce" Marco Riviera faced the newly named TEAM MEXICO made up of Chief Battu and Lemus II. This was a very entertaining match and the champions seemed inspired by their young challengers. Chief Battu was particularly energized as he attempted a suicide dive through the ropes at Hotsauce. The only problem was that Battu was so adrenalized that he actually soared over his opponent, clipping him on the head, but absorbing greater punishment as he crashed into the rows of seats beyond. AsBattu lay injured outside the ring, the Ref Olivares had his attention split between the action inside and outside the ring, missing the involvement of Ace Cage who snuck to the ring and hit Lemus with a title belt while Olivares was distracted. Vexx quickly rolled up Lemus and scored the victory, winning the Championship Belts for his team.

In the main event, PWI Heavyweight Champion Mojo faced returning star Pierre Abernathy who pushed the champ into one of his best matches in memory. The action started outside the ring where Mojo dominated Abernathy, hitting him first with the green mist and then
with bottles of water and cans of cola. By the time the pair rolled into the ring, Pierre was a slimy, sticky mess, but once inside the ring, Pierre was in hiselement and soon gained control. William Payne who had accompanied Abernathy to the ring involved himself in the match as often as he could get away with it, adding to Pierre's advantage. When the ref was knocked down during the match, Ace Cage rushed the ring with the other rule-breakers from the lockerroom and attacked Mojo. This group was followed quickly by the remainder of the lockeroom who came to Mojo's defense. At this point Referee Olivares threw the match out, declaring a "no decision" but the action did not stop. The tide turned in favor of the fan favorites when the familiar music played and Skunk hit the ring. In the end, Ace Cage, along with William Payne, Sin-Sational Sal and Madness suffered the humiliating beat down from Skunk, Mojo, Ryu and Garza as the rest of the roster watched on.

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