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Post by faulknasty on Jul 10, 2020 0:36:52 GMT
UCW 7
St Louis, Missouri
July 11, Year 1
Carter v Manatì
Main Event
CWC Combat Openweight Championship
Roy Carter
(Warrior Pro)
vs
El Manatì
#1 Contender
Yan Machado
vs
Mr Muay Thai
King Felix III
(PCP)
vs
Candace Monroe
(Proving Ground)
Victor Bosch
(SWA)
vs
Ernest Miller
(SWA)
Anwar Omar
(PAW)
vs
Keith Van Horne
(Wrestle Parade)
Preliminary
(Match posted on Wednesday Workers)
Mackenzie Beregeron
(UCSS)
vs
Eliza Faulkner
Match Previews:
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Carter v Manatì: The Main event is to crown the first CWC Combat Openweight Champion. Manati comes in with the size advantage but Carter is the favorite with his consistent work through UCW. This match will be 10 rounds because it is a Title bout. Both fighters come in with non-tradional fighting styles converted from different pro-wrestling styles that have overwhelmed their opponents now one will be able to use that style to become champion.
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Machado v Mr:The first match up between two fighters signed to UCW is for the #1 contender to take on the Champion at the CWC Supershow TIPWF Vs MWWC, on August 1. Machado is looking to grab a submission before one of Mr Muay Thai's strikes knocks him out.
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Felix v Monroe: King Felix III having no losses after two matches is looking at a chance for a #1 contender match with a win. A win for Monroe will have her in the discussion for top contender but would need at least more win to get a #1 contender match.
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Bosch v Miller: Bosch is coming back from injury in the last SWA show having to miss his last scheduled match against Mr Muay Thai. He will be matched up against Ernest Miller in the first match in UCW between fighters from the same federation as Miller is also an SWA fighter who has been a tough opponent on the rise after losing their first match against Roy Carter.
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Omar v Van Horne: These two fighters are looking to get some consistency with a win as both fighters have struggled having only 1 win out of three matches. Both fighters are coming off a loss in their last fight.
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Bergeron v Faulkner: The preliminary match is a student vs teacher match-up. Both fighters are leg submission specialists with different styles of wrestling backgrounds. Both fighters are 0-3 in UCW but won a tag match in UCSS last week in less than two minutes as a quick submission by Eliza Faulkner moved her record to 3-0 in UCSS and hoping to bring that momentum back to her home federation.
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 11, 2020 4:51:55 GMT
UCW 7
Carter v Manatì
July 11, Year 1
Match 1
Anwar Omar
(PAW)
vs
Keith Van Horne
(Wrestle Parade)
Match 2
Victor Bosch
(SWA)
vs
Ernest Miller
(SWA)
Match 3
King Felix III
(PCP)
vs
Candace Monroe
(Proving Ground)
Match 4
Yan Machado
vs
Mr Muay Thai
Main Event
Roy Carter
(Warrior Pro)
vs
El Manatì
Injury Report:
Yan Machado has entered concussion protocol out 1-5 months
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 15, 2020 21:08:47 GMT
Wednesday Workers
July 15, Year 1
St Louis, MissouriToday's Wednesday Worker is the preliminary match from UCW 7. The match was Teacher vs Student as Mackenzie Bergeron took on his student Eliza Faulkner who was coming off a quick submission of Aoife Daley in UCSS the week before.
Mackenzie Bergeron
(UCSS)
vs
Eliza Faulkner
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 18, 2020 15:23:27 GMT
NEED Wrestling/MWWC
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Tonight!
July 18, Year 1
Main Event
#1 Contender
Hijo de Macchiato
(SFW)
vs
Kengo Tamura
(PEWA)
vs
Vlad Guerrero Jr
The Main Event is a three way elimination match to determine who will challenge Vlad Guerrero for the CWC Damage Championship at MWWC vs TIPWF Supershow on August 1. Hijo de Macchiato from Santanna Family Wrestling was the First NEED Anytime champion and a tough competitor. The wandering Kengo Tamura from PEWA doesn't stick around federations for long so will he stick around to defend the title in NEED if he were to win it. Vlad Guerrero Jr is just looking to get back against his long time rival Vlad Guerrero by taking the title from him.
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Monochrome
(PEWA)
vs
Grimm & Vlad Guerrero
Monochrome beat Destruction last time out and now they are taking on the top singles talent need has to offer.
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Tsunami
w/Laird
vs
Supernaught
w/Neon Knights
(TIPWF)
The first match of the MWWC portion of the show is between two teams who will be taking each other on in a doubles tag match at MWWC vs TIPWF Supershow. Surf Club with Vlad Jr picked up a win in a trios match against the Neon Kights last time out. Tonight Tsunami will be taking Supernaught in a singles match.
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Octavian
w/Caesar's Empire
vs
Ben Brutus
The rivalry between Ben Brutus and Jack Caesar continues as Brutus takes on a Jack's numeral II with the rest of the Empire at ringside.
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NEED Anytime Championship
Ronald Wilder
vs
Strong Demon Jr
Ronald Wilder defends the Anytime title in a rare scheduled match against the struggling Strong Demon Jr who is looking to make statement by winning a championship
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Steve Faulkner & Carla
vs
Lutador Festiva & Generalissimo Kool Q
(TIPWF)
The CWC World Champion and the MWWC Midwest Women's Champion team up to take on their opponents for the MWWC vs TIPWF supershow in the second MWWC match of this crossover NEED show. Steve Faulkner & the CWC Diva Carla take on Generalissimo Kool Q and Lutador Festiva.
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Matthew Nagano
vs
Stu the Blue
(Pewa)
Part 2
The rivalry continues as the cross state rivalry between NEED's Nagano and Pewa's Stu the Blue. Stu took the first match and is looking to take the second in this multi-match rivalry. |
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 19, 2020 23:41:16 GMT
(No Promos for this i didn't have it in me. Enjoy the Matches) Need/MWWC
July 19, Year 1
Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaMatch 1
Matthew Nagano
vs
Stu the Blue
(Pewa)
Part 2
Match 2
Steve Faulkner & Carla
vs
Lutador Festiva & Generalissimo Kool Q
(TIPWF)
Match 3
NEED Anytime Championship
Ronald Wilder
vs
Strong Demon Jr
Match 4
Octavian
w/ Caesar's Empire
vs
Ben Brutus
Match 5
Tsunami
w/Laird Taylor
vs
Supernaught
w/ Neon Knights
(TIPWF)
Match 6
Monochrome
(PEWA)
vs
Grimm & Vlad Guerrero
Main Event
#1 Contender
CWC Damage Championship
Hijo de Macchiato
(SFW)
vs
Kengo Tamura
(PEWA)
vs
Vlad Guerrero Jr
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 25, 2020 20:08:26 GMT
UCW 8
St Louis, Missouri
July 25, Year 1
Valdez v Aldren
Main Event
Ricky Valdez
(UCSS)
vs
Lamont ALdren
(Wrestle Parade)
Iceman Barrett
(PCP)
vs
Timur Dragunov
(AAW)
Leona Sterling
(Proving Ground)
vs
Jamie Tomasi
(UCSS)
Ruthless Nicole Alger
(UCSS)
vs
Byron Worthy
(Warrior Pro)
Anaba Camacho
(UCSS)
vs
Adrienne Turney
Preliminary
(Match posted on Wednesday Workers)
Zilya Sokolov
vs
Sophia Rodrigues
(SWA)
Match Previews:
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Valdez v Aldren: Ricky Valdez looking to get back on track after losing a semi-final match against the eventual champion Roy Carter against Lamont Aldren who has a surprising 2-1 record after upsetting Worthy last time out and looking to pull another upset tonight.
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Barrett v Dragunov: Iceman made his debut with a big win against RNA at UCW 6 and is looking for another big win against the other semi-final loser in Timur Dragunov. Dragunov is looking to get back on the winning side after his close loss to El Manati and could lead this to be being the match to watch over the main event.
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Sterling v Tomasi: Sterling comes into match looking to come off her first win in UCW and looking to keep her momentum going. Tomasi is looking to get his momentum turned around after a loss and draw is his last two matches.
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RNA v Worthy: Two great competitors who 1-2 records do not reflect how good they really are. RNA lost to Iceman and making him look good in the process and Worthy is coming off an upset to Aldren. Both competitors will be coming out hard to show the are truly better than their record.
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Camacho v Turney: Camacho is coming back from her suspension due to her post match attack after her win in her debut. Turney is looking to add another win against a tough opponent.
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Sokolov v Rodrigues: The preliminary match is another match of winless fighters. Rodrigues is in her second preliminary match looking to get her first win while Sokolov is still looking to get back to full strength after getting injured in her debut.
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 26, 2020 4:49:57 GMT
UCW 8
Valdez v Aldren
July 25, Year 1
Match 1
Anaba Camacho
(UCSS)
vs
Adrienne Turney
Match 2
Ruthless Nicole Alger
(UCSS)
vs
Byron Worthy
(Warrior Pro)
Match 3
Leona Sterling
(Proving Ground)
vs
Candace Monroe
(Proving Ground)
Match 4
Iceman Barrett
(PCP)
vs
Timur Dragunov
(AAW)
Main Event
Ricky Valdez
(UCSS)
vs
Lamont Aldren
(Wrestle Parade)
Injury Report:
Wrestle Parade has the status of Lamont Aldren
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 30, 2020 1:43:25 GMT
(Combined last weeks with this weeks since I wasn't able to get it done last week)
Wednesday Workers
July 29, Year 1
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Match 1Bones w/ Eulogy vs Bobbie Renaldi
Match 2Lady Ramirez & SUPERCHARGED Shannon SmithvsChuckie Eagle & Freddie Hawk
Main Event
Kevin Starks vs Augustus
UCW 8
St Louis, Missouri
Preliminary
Zilya Sokolov vs Sophia Rodrigues
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Post by Senator Phillips on Jul 30, 2020 2:31:52 GMT
A fun set of matches there:
Really like Bones, the skeletal one brought the action and has a look that reminds me of Skullomania from Street Fighter EX/Fighting Layer, good easy win, there.
Masked workers, heh, more like masked jobbers...they tried, but Lady Ramirez lead her team to victory, and didn't seem overly troubled in doing so.
Starks vs Augustus was awesome! Great match from start to finish, had a logical build, tons of chairs, some really cool spots involving those fireman carry counters, the samoan drop to the outside was brutal and Starks earned my kudos with that huge win! This one had it all, and I'd not complain if they had a rematch down the road.
The Solokov vs Rodrigues match was fun, too, lots of quality grappling, the rapid fire combo in the ropes could have won it for the Witch, but for the break, and Solokov showed her dominance by coming back with that kimura victory. Almost as good as the Starks-Augustus match.
Great stuff overall, those last two matches were top notch, and I do enjoy the Caesar's Empire stable quite a bit.
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 30, 2020 16:26:05 GMT
A fun set of matches there:
Really like Bones, the skeletal one brought the action and has a look that reminds me of Skullomania from Street Fighter EX/Fighting Layer, good easy win, there.
Masked workers, heh, more like masked jobbers...they tried, but Lady Ramirez lead her team to victory, and didn't seem overly troubled in doing so.
Starks vs Augustus was awesome! Great match from start to finish, had a logical build, tons of chairs, some really cool spots involving those fireman carry counters, the samoan drop to the outside was brutal and Starks earned my kudos with that huge win! This one had it all, and I'd not complain if they had a rematch down the road.
The Solokov vs Rodrigues match was fun, too, lots of quality grappling, the rapid fire combo in the ropes could have won it for the Witch, but for the break, and Solokov showed her dominance by coming back with that kimura victory. Almost as good as the Starks-Augustus match.
Great stuff overall, those last two matches were top notch, and I do enjoy the Caesar's Empire stable quite a bit.
Bones appearance was inspired by a Skullomania edit I had found on here. The actual wrestler is one of the ones that came from a ttrpg I tried to run but was basically just a skeleton suit so when I created him in fire pro I looked at that edit for inspiration. *Whispering* "I call my jobbers Workers." The masked workers in the YouTube title was just to shorten the title as they don't have a tag team name at least yet. I'm gonna make some of my worker edits into actual edits. Strong Demon jr is first up into being made into an actual hardcore edit. I like Freddie Hawk look so he will get made into a real one too. Chuckie Eagle is gonna become a manager because I like when masked wrestlers wear suits. When I first started Empire was gonna be a low card stable but Jack Caesar being a veteran heel near the end of his run made me think he could have the title at least a couple more times and decided to take the stable more serious. So when I decided to revive NEED as my hardcore promotion which means to bring back Ben Brutus who was the fourth stablemate but didn't make it over and had come from NEED it made perfect sense to make that rivalry a thing which could elevate all involved if I can do it right. Rodrigues and Bergeron will have to meet in the next prelim to see who will be last fighter without a win. Which is surprising I thought both would have a victory by now. |
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Post by faulknasty on Jul 31, 2020 22:19:27 GMT
(I put a lot of effort into putting up a post with Jedidiah Faulkner presenting the rankings for UCW and the card for the CWC Supershow but something broke twice , the first time I had to redo the card and the second I lost everything and I cannot do it again so here is the card) CWC SUPERSHOW
MWWC vs TIPWF
Chicago, Illinois
August 1, Year 1
Main Event
MATCH 5 MWWC VS TIPWF
CAGE MATCH
Jedidiah Faulkner
VS
WALT CALLAHAN
Match 4 MWWC VS TIPWF
Mystery Representative from MWWC and TIPWF
CWC Openweight Championship
Champion
Roy Carter
(Warrior Pro)
VS
Mr Muay Thai
Match 3 MWWC VS TIPWF
2-Man Tag
Surf Club
VS
Neon Knights
Match 2
Carla
VS
Lutador Festiva
CWC Damage Championship
Champion
Vlad Guerrero
VS
Vlad Guerrero Jr
Match 1 MWWC VS TIPWF
Steve Faulkner
VS
Generalissimo Kool Q
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Post by faulknasty on Aug 1, 2020 16:06:59 GMT
I don't think I'll get this done in time to post today. I have not been able to sit at my computer long enough to run a match to record yet.
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Post by Senator Phillips on Aug 1, 2020 17:06:47 GMT
A message from the TIPWF
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Post by faulknasty on Aug 2, 2020 22:57:32 GMT
Footage from the pre-show interviews opens with Steve Faulkner at the podium. Sean Broussard and Generalissimo Kool Q have been added in a pre-show match.
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Post by Senator Phillips on Aug 2, 2020 23:27:47 GMT
Well, that was something...
Holy crap at that finish! I thought for sure that Broussard was going to take that match, but Q fought back into it with nothing but Brooklyn grit and some big uppercuts before hitting an Okite that took me as much by surprise as it obviously did the recipient. Quality match, almost certainly the best of the Generalissimo's late starting career to date.
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