PWS Majestic Mayhem Results & a Response to Rumors

PWS Majestic Mayhem Results & a Response to Rumors
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Pro Wrestling Syndicate held its fourth live event, Majestic Mayhem on March 22 at The Yonkers PAL Building in Yonkers, NY in front of 448 paying fans.

* PWS originally booked Sabu, but received a call at 9 am saying he was still banged up & had missed his flight. He was still going to appear, but no flights would have brought in Sabu prior to 11:58 pm
* PWS contacted several other talents about appearing at the event, including former ECW Champion Steve Corino who was to be at the event as a surprise but pulled off after his wife fell ill.
* PWS ran a matchup between Sandman and Commissioner Necro Butcher, the first time ever.

The event opened with a Majestic 12 qualifying match between former Deep South standout Tommy Suede and international star Azrieal. Suede won to advance into the tournament.

Adam Flash came to the ring and issued a challenge to any PWS wrestler. A back conveyor door opened and in came a 2008 Yellow Lambourgini driven by Paul E Normus, along with Rocksha! Due to Rocksha's suspension, he was not allowed at ringside. Paul E Normus picked up the win.

Next began the Majestic 12 Tournament. This round consisted of three tag team matches (partners chosen at random) with the winners facing each other in singles action in Round 2.

ROUND ONE:
* Teddy Hart/Jack Evans defeated Trent Acid/Ruckus
* "M Dogg 20" Matt Cross/Devon Moore defeated Danny Demanto/Sonjay Dutt
* Jerry Lynn/Kenny Omega defeated Tommy Suede/Kevin Matthews

* Alexa Thatcher pinned Angelina Love

ROUND TWO:
* Jack Evans defeated Teddy Hart by countout in a 30 minute match up that had fans on their feet throughout and received chants including "this is awesome", "five star match", and "vince screwed up" amongst other things. Following, Hart shook hands with Evans and thanked the fans for their support. Teddy thanked PWS for 'having the balls' to put him and Jack against each other.
* Devon Moore defeated "M-Dogg 20" Matt Cross
* Kenny Omega defeated Jerry Lynn

* Commissioner Necro Butcher came into the ring and issued a challenge to The Sandman. Sandman defeated Necro Butcher.

FINALS:
A Three-Way match between Jack Evans, Devon Moore, and Kenny Omega. A few minutes into it, Omega injured his knee on the leg of a table, but continued on. Omega and Moore teamed up on Evans and locked in a double submission forcing Evans to tap. Commissioner Necro Butcher entered and said Evans was eliminated and restarted the match as a 1-on-1 between Moore and Omega. Due to Moore taking severe punishment earlier and Omega's injured knee, a superplex kept both wrestlers down for the 10 count for a double knock out. Commissioner Necro Butcher came out again, attempting to restart the match. But Moore escaped into the locker room. Omega issued an Iron Man Match challenge to Moore for the PWS Title at the next live event in May.

OTHER NOTES:
* Jim Powers and Romeo Roselli were on hands signing autographs. Ox Baker, being brought in by "M&J Autographs" was unable to attend due to a work conflict.
* Several wrestlers including Nunzio, Fred Sampson, and Grim Reefer attended the event.
* Despite reports, Jac Sabboth was not selling any bootleg merchandise at the event.

PWS’s live event schedule for May will be announced this week, which will include MORE THAN ONE EVENT.

god i wanted to go to this but no way to get there and back.

BosomBuddiesGirl wrote:

god i wanted to go to this but no way to get there and back.

I was thinking about this on the way up to Yonkers actually. Perhaps a bus trip from the Arena to the next show(s) in May or a carpool of some sort from the Arena could be organized. Sumo, Ansert, Trent, Dayna, & myself all rode up there together with 2 cars. The traffic on the George Washington Bridge sucked MAJOR ass (I counted at least 2 accidents on the bridge itself), but once we got around that, it was smooth sailing to Yonkers. It seemed to work out well.

Go out of your way to pick up the DVD of this show when it's released. All you're probably going to hear about is the match between Teddy Hart & Jack Evans, which was good. However, EVERYONE involved in that show busted their ass to make it what it was; a memorable night with matches that had people on their feet.

well if you do decide to do something let me know i'll chip in for gas and food for the car ride.

Sounds like it ruled.

Necro and Sandman sounds like a dream match I never knew I had, but I am still a little disappointed that they didn't go with Lynn and Sandman.

I'm also surprised at how they're pushing this Kenny Omega as a top guy. It's cool, probably an honor, that he gets to second Dev - it is, indeed, all about him, after all - but I'd never heard of him before PWS. Yet he beats Davey Richards, even though he just about killed Kenny (no pun intended) in their match, and Jerry Lynn. With talent like that, as well as Ruckus, Teddy Hart, and Trent Acid (among others), all in the same tournament, I gotta say I'm impressed.

And, oh, yeah, Calloway, it looks like Delirious hacked your sidebar.

psychoman wrote:

Sounds like it ruled.

Necro and Sandman sounds like a dream match I never knew I had, but I am still a little disappointed that they didn't go with Lynn and Sandman.

I'm also surprised at how they're pushing this Kenny Omega as a top guy. It's cool, probably an honor, that he gets to second Dev - it is, indeed, all about him, after all - but I'd never heard of him before PWS. Yet he beats Davey Richards, even though he just about killed Kenny (no pun intended) in their match, and Jerry Lynn. With talent like that, as well as Ruckus, Teddy Hart, and Trent Acid (among others), all in the same tournament, I gotta say I'm impressed.

It's not the first time Omega has worked PWS. He's worked Danny Demanto & Davey Richards on past shows; long before JAPW made him their champion. He was under a WWE Developmental Deal & wound up LEAVING!!!

Gotta admit I never heard anything about him in Jersey-All Pro, but the fact remains his wins are still a heck of a rub.

Just to clarify, I was referring to Omega's match against Davey that I saw on Underground TV. I saw the Demanto match there as well; it was the first time I'd ever seen Omega in action, and he lost. That's why I was so surprised to see him pick up victories all over the place.