Results:

Dark Match: The British Invasion(Dave Taylor and Jody Fleisch) defeat Serengeti Violence(Monty Brown and Bison Smith) after a 450 Splash by Fleisch on Smith

The show opens with Shane McMahon in-ring to address the happenings of last week's event. Firstly he acknowledges CM Punk, Kevin Steen and Austin Aries' heinous action in forcing Jake Roberts to drink beer fully knowing of his alcoholic past. He announces a tag team match between the teams of Punk and Aries and Roberts and Corino. He says that when he approached Jake and Corino with the idea or this match, they suggested he make it a steel cage match. In a case of "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours," Shane has agreed to the stipulation provided Matt Borne, who is also allied with Corino and Roberts fights alongside Shane as his tag partner against Brains and Brawn. Shane proceeds to run down the rest of the card before the show begins.

The All Night Express defeat Cole and O'Reilly via a Royal Flush on Adam Cole. The two teams shake hands in a sign of respect afterwards.

Kevin Steen defeats 2 Cold Scorpio, Bob Backlund and Brent Albright to win the WTA TV Title after hitting all three men with consecutive Package Piledrivers. He has to be restrained by CM Punk and Austin Aries who come out to calm him down.

Punk takes a mic and cuts a promo establishing why he did what he did last week. He runs down Redemption and states that he has recruited the greatest stable in the history of wrestling. It includes Wrestling's Most Dangerous Man, Kevin Steen- Wrestling's Smartest Man, Austin Aries- and The Greatest Wrestler in the World- CM Punk. He hints that he still has a few surprises up his sleeve.

Shane McMahon and Matt Borne defeat Bully Ray and Chris Nowinski after Shane hits an elbow drop off the top of the bleachers through Nowinski on a table below.

The American Wolves defeat Brute Force to retain the WTA Tag Team Titles after Davey hits a Shooting Star Press on A-Train. Afterwards, The All Night Express come out to show that they think they deserve a shot at the Titles after their win earlier. They get jumped from behind by Brute Force and demolished- being put through tables with stereo powerbombs.

Bryan Danielson defeats Doug Williams to advance in the World Title tournament via submission with Cattle Mutilation

Tyler Black defeats William Regal with God's Last Gift after Regal was distracted by a masked man Tyler was seemingly unaware of the masked man's interference. Afterwards, Danielson comes out to congratulate Tyler and the two shake hands.

CM Punk and Austin Aries defeat Jake "The Snake" Roberts and Steve Corino in a steel cage match after Tyler Black runs down and tosses a chair to Punk which he uses to decimate both Jake and Corino. After the match, Steen and Black climb the cage each armed with more chairs so that each of the 4 men have a weapon. They proceed to brutalize Roberts and Corino all while keeping Bryan Danielson and Matt Borne out of the cage as they attempt to make the save. Punk, Steen, Aries and Black stand tall over a bloodied Jake Roberts and Steve Corino and as Danielson and Borne look on helplessly from the outside and the show fades to black

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E1: Styles v. Kobashi


LIVE from the Sportatorium in Dallas, Texas!


With General Manager Antonio Inoki!


And your commentators…Bob Uecker and Todd Grisham!

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Dark Match: "Long Island Iced T" Trent Baretta w/ Caylen Croft vs. Art Barr for the Internet Championship

Results: Trent Baretta comes out with his "Internet Simulcast Partner" Caylen Croft, who has a little Handicam that he follows Trent around with. High-flying early going, Barr takes control after working over the right shoulder of Baretta for a bit. However, after Barr lays Trent out with a chokeslam, he goes to the top ope for a frog splash—unseen by the referee, he’s crotched on the top by Croft. Baretta goes to the top rope and hits the Digital Dudebuster DDT from up top, for an easy three count.

As Baretta and Croft make their way out, telling the fans to like them on Facebook, Barr gets on the microphone and tells Inoki the fans will watch their pay-per-view open with him airing his grievances if that result isn’t made up for. Inoki comes out and says if Barr doesn’t like the officiating, he’ll give Barr a referee spot anywhere he wants on the next show. Barr is about to protest, but then he thinks of something and agrees.

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Generation Me vs. Los Guerreros del Infierno—Ladder Match for a Super P Cup Title Shot

Results: Lucha libre meets the X Division for the spottiest spotfest in all the land. Ultimo Guerrero darn near kills Jeremy Buck in a scary spot when he catches Jeremy nearly atop the ladder and hits a Guerrero Special inverted superplex off the ladder. Rey is slow to climb afterward, being pushed off by Max Buck. Crowd is in the palm of their hands after that, with Max pushing through a lot of the work. Max takes Rey out with a Worst Case Scenario onto a flat ladder, and Jeremy pulls Ultimo off the ladder as both he and Max are climbing to let Max get the briefcase. Match runs longer than expected,

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The Society (Serena Deeb/MsChif) vs. Angelina Love/Jazz--E! Knockout World Tag Team Championship Tournament: Round 1

Results: Jazz is a woman for hire, currently assisting the new Beautiful People in Angelina and Madison, going in against the semi-demented pairing of MsChif and Serena Deeb, who seem to have eschewed taking sides in the WWE/TNA rivalry pervading the night. Angelina has Jazz doing the bulk of the work, a decision they pay for when MsChif hits the Code Green and gets the pin. After the match, Angelina confronts Jazz and slaps her, and Jazz takes her down with the hard clothesline before she is attacked from behind by Madison Rayne with the Ugly Stick.

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Minnesota Home Wrecking Crew vs. The Canadian Ninjas--E! Knockout World Tag Team Championship Tournament: Round 1

Results: An early back and forth between the two teams goes to the outside early. Portia superkicks Rain out to the floor, but Lacey throws Portia out and hits a flying crossbody onto Matthews and Portia, with the brawl keeping everyone outside to a ten-count, with the referee calling a double-CO and an ambiguous result for the tournament.

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Psychopaths (Mickie James/Victoria) vs. Taylor Wilde & Hamada--E! Knockout World Tag Team Championship Tournament: Round 1

Results: Mickie and Victoria maintain early control on Wilde, with Taylor narrowly escaping a Long Kiss Goodnight with a foot on the rope. Hamada cleans house on entering, but is grounded as well. At one point, Victoria has Hamada up for a Widow’s Peak, but she missed a blind tag going to Taylor Wilde, and Hamada drops down and they hit the Wilde Corkscrew combo for the three count.

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John Morrison vs. “The Pope” D’Angelo Dinero

Results: Very athletic back and forth, with false finishes of both missed execution and long two-counts. The story is Pope working over the back of Morrison, with a missed senton wearing the Shaman of Sexy down further. Endgame comes when Pope has Morrison in the corner, but his DDE runs right into a superkick from Morrison, summarily followed by a Starship Pain for the 1-2-3.

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Madison Rayne vs Gail Kim vs Natalya Neidhart vs Sara Del Rey—Four-Way Elimination Match for the Knockouts Championship

Results: Del Rey is surprisingly the first to go after a diving Victory Roll from behind keeps her down for three. Rayne whispers something into Del Rey’s ear, however, and she refuses to leave, nailing Nattie and Gail with a steel chair. Madison takes the chance to eliminate Gail with a Rayne Drop. Nattie recovers enough to kick out at 2, and has a back and forth with Madison until Madison uses a Sharpshooter attempt to transition to a Lexicarana, wrapping up Natalya and holding the tights for a three-count and the belt.



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Evan Bourne/Jack Swagger vs. Roderick Strong/Low Ki

Results: Swagger and Ki have a solid back and forth in the early going, but a couple tags in, Bourne refuses to fight Roderick Strong and rolls out of the ring, tagging Swagger on his way. Swagger is pissed, and eventually goes down to a stereo dropkick/Warrior’s Way combo. Immediately after the match, Bourne is cornered and beaten down backstage by Cena, Morrison and Swagger as Team WWE.

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Christopher Daniels vs. John Cena

Results: Cena manages to hang with Daniels through a grounding strategy of Prototype-suplex offense, with Protoplex getting him a two-count mid-match. Best Moonsault Ever finds the mark at the 12-minute spot, but Cena’s foot also finds the bottom rope. Morrison comes out for the distraction as Daniels goes up a second time—Cena cuts out the leg, drapes him over the back, and a Reverse F-U gets Cena the 1-2-3.

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LAX v. Kings of Wrestling w/ Sara Del Rey—If Kings win, they get a shot at LAX’s Super P Cup Titles.

Results: Homicide is the face in peril here, somehow kicking out of both the Rolling Elbow/Uppercut combo and the KRS TWO powerbomb from the Kings of Wrestling, the latter just barely. Eventually, the Gringo Stunner from Homicide buys him the time to get the tag to Hernandez. Hernandez gets the duke when he reverses a Hero’s Welcome into a powerslam, followed by a Border Toss. Homicide cuts off potential Del Rey interference to allow Hernandez to get the 1-2-3 pin on Hero.



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AJ Styles vs. Kenta Kobashi—World Championship Match

Results: Short and sweet, because I'm tired. AJ Styles gets the duke following a Styles Clash off a dropkick reversal to an ORange Crush setup. After the match, Low Ki, Generation Me, and Roderick Strong come out to "celebrate" with their TNA ally...but Low Ki suddenly attack with kicks, and the team lay out the champion! Evan Bourne comes down the ramp, climbs up to the top rope--Shooting Star Press to AJ Styles! Team ROH is here!

Live TV Broadcast the week before OSR 2: Living Dangerously


Cruiserweight World Grand Prix North American Block Elimination Match
Kid Kash (US) over Kenny Omega (Canada) - Omega eliminated

Promo:
Cody Rhodes calls out Kenny Omega for losing, calls him a loser in front of all of the fans, as well as Ken Doane and Skip Sheffield. Doane & Sheffield try to defend Omega, but Rhodes will have none of it. He berates the entire Rhodes Improvement Plan group, and books Cody Rhodes vs. Kenny Omega in a No-DQ match for OSR 2. Doane and Sheffield walk-out, refusing to be a part of Cody's antics, so Cody announces that Doane & Sheffield will be forced to sit ringside and watch. During this promo, Cody also revealed that he controls the RIP's contracts and bookings.

IWGP Intercontinental Championship Match
MVP defeats Gunner to retain

Promo:
MVP (w/The Nation of Domination) claims his IWGP Intercontinental Championship is more valuable than Ken Shamrock's US Championship. Shamrock responds by telling MVP to put the belt up in a double title match. Batista appears on the stage to inform both men that the double title match is on for OSR 2, and it will be a Ladder Match!

Cruiserweight World Grand Prix Global Block Elimination Match
Kaz Hayashi (Japan) over Mikey Nichols (Australia) - Nichols eliminated

Promo:
Edge demands a rematch with Rick Rude, which brings out Commissioner Batista. Edge says everyone knows that since Batista's part of The Dangerous Alliance, he'll protect Rude. Batista asks Edge "Will I protect Rude, or will I take his title?" Batista books Rude defending vs. Edge vs. Batista himself in a one-fall triple threat match at OSR 2.

Kevin Von Erich defeats Cibernetico in a good match with the Von Erich Iron Claw

Promo:
Alberto Del Rio confronts Von Erich, talking about destiny and heritage. Von Erich announces that he already signed a contract to face Del Rio at OSR 2, and that it's for a world title shot at OSR 3.

Beer Money defeats Doug Furnas & Phil Lafon in a great 25-minute TV match

Promo:
Jim Cornette publicly offers his managerial services to Beer Money in preparation for their cage match with The Midnight Express at OSR 2, but Beer Money declines. Cornette then announces that he'll be in the broadcast booth at OSR 2, searching for talent to replace his Midnight Express.

Live TV Main Event:
Rick Rude (OSR World Champion) defeats CIMA to retain
(This was originally a non-title match, but Batista makes it a title match, much to the surprise of Rude and Dangerously).

Post match:
Edge attacks Rude, leading to the entrance of The Midnight Express into the fray, followed by Beer Money and Batista & Brodus Clay, then Gunner and The Australians to help run the heels off.

Live from the ECW Arena
Announcers: Joey Styles and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan




Fatal Four Way Cruiserweight Title Elimination Match
El Dandy
VRS
Lizmark Jr.
VRS
Hector Garza
VRS
Blitzkrieg


Michelle McCool
VRS
Layla


Dog Collar Grudge Match
Power and Glory
Hercules Hernandez & Paul Roma
VRS
The New Power and Glory
Chris Masters & Scotty Riggs


Mixed #1 Contenders Match (Winner of the Pin Fall Gets the #1 Contendership to their desired Title)
Speed Muscle (Shingo Takagi & Naruki Doi) & Tajiri & Jumping Bomb Angels (Noriyo Tateno & Itsuki Yamazaki)
VRS
The New Midnite Express ("Bodacious" Bob Holly & "Bombastic" Bart Gunn) & Crash Holly (With Scale Holly) & Molly Holly & Daffney


Stretcher Match
Scott Norton
VRS
Ice Train


Intercontinental Title Match
Ken Anderson
VRS
Eddie Kingston


Sick Boy & Ace Steel
VRS
The West Hollywood Blondes


2/3 Falls Count Anywhere
Arn Anderson
VRS
Big John Studd


Women's CWF Title Match
Beth Phoenix
VRS
Luna Vachon


Tag Team Title Match
Alex Shelley & Dean Malenko
VRS
Stan Hansen & Bruiser Brody


CWF Title Ladder Re-Match
Randy "Macho Man" Savage
VRS
Rob Van Dam

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Gotham City Wrestling Defiance results...

Droz & Christina Von Eerie def. Tarver & ODB
A good back and forth match to open the show sees Von Eerie get the pin on Tarver after some miscommunication between him and ODB.

Big Show def. La Parka, Crimson, and Jinder Mahal
Big Show goes on a rampage, dominating the majority of the match. The end comes when Crimson and Mahal attempt to double-team Show, only to end up getting double choke slammed. Show pins Mahal for the win as La Parka high-tails it out of the ring. After the match, a clearly irate Big Show demands he be given a World Title shot.

Awesome Kong def. Melina
Melina shows a good amount of offense during the match, but in the end Kong's power is too much. Kong wins with an Implant Buster and moves into the Women's Title match at Retribution.

Cryme Tyme def. Jado & Gedo
After controlling the majority of the match Jado and Gedo lose via rollup as Shad gets a handful of tights for leverage. Cryme Tyme move on to Retribution for a shot at the Tag Titles.

Trish def. Melissa
A hell of a match. Both women's give it their all. Trish gets the win after slipping out of an attempted Air Raid Crash and landing Stratusfaction. Trish moves on to face Awesome Kong at Retribution.

Truth & Consequences def. Super Dragon & B-Boy
After some back and forth action, a distraction from Truth at ringside allows Consequences Creed to hit the CreeDDT on Super Dragon for the win. After the match B-Boy and Super Dragon begin to argue with one another. This leads to a shoving match between the two. Truth & Creed laugh as security is forced to separate Dragon and B-Boy. Truth & Consequences will face Cryme Tyme at Retribution for the Tag Titles.

Jay Briscoe def. Chris Sabin and Billy Kidman
In what many are calling the match of the night, Jay Briscoe becomes GCW's first Five Boroughs Champion. After nearly 20 minutes of action, the ends sees Sabin roll out of the ring to avoid a Shooting Star Press by Kidman, who crashes and burns. Briscoe uses the opportunity to hit the Crucible for the three-count just as Sabin makes it back to the ring to break up the pin.

Stone Cold def. Randy Orton
No one would confuse this match with a wrestling clinic, but the atmosphere in the arena was electric. Stone Cold wins after thwarting an RKO attempt and landing a Stunner. He celebrates in the ring with beer as Orton slinks to the back.

Christian def. Booker T
In the main event, we saw a seesaw battle from Booker T and Christian. Both men ended up kicking out of each others finishers before a second Killswitch finally put Booker T down. After the match, Christian seemed overjoyed to be handed the GCW World Title. Booker T came back into the ring to congratulate Christian, but Christian's expression quickly turned to rage as he laid Booker T out with the title.

Learned something new today.

At the very least, that's a hell of a roster.

Just saw this now. This was unexpected. I'll try to do something with it.

Tenay Good evening everyone and welcome to another exciting online broadcast of Universal Wrestling Alliance, where you're get to see some of the greatest matches, hardest working wrestlers, and thrills in the days to come. I'm Mike Tenay, and ladies and gentlemen, I'm here to give you a rundown of what occurred on our last television broadcast, Titans of Wrestling.



Tenay: Now everyone knows that last week, Chris Benoit retained the world title in a hard fought match against Kofi Kingston, taking it to a time limit draw. We’ll have highlights for you in just a little while. And of course, the new King of the Ring champion was crowned, when Mike Awesome defeated Jerry Lynn in a Tables match. As you all know, the King of the Ring title MUST be defended in any manner the challenger picks. The tag team titles, STILL vacant after last months controversy, we’ll bring you what’s going on from the UWA board of directors as soon as they have a final ruling.



Tenay: But one of the most shocking developments came just after Awesome’s victory and folks, it was a doozy. A new face to the UWA, Amy Dumas, better known as Lita to some people, came out to the ring, accompanied by not one, but THREE other new faces to the crowd. Dynamite Kid, fresh off a recent come back tour of Japan, Desmond Wolfe recently returned after battling an illness, and Chris Candido, also making his long awaited returned to the squared circle. They joined Dumas in the ring and…well...you have to see it to believe it.



Dumas: When I first came into the business I was made a few promises from a certain “big time promoter” that everyone is pretty familiar with. I was told that I’d be given a fair shot with my skills, what I could do in the ring. I was promised money…titles…whatever it took. Stop me if you’ve heard this one before from some of the other wrestlers. Than, over time…it was “oh, well…we can’t afford to pay you what we promised, you’re not drawing like we thought. Oh Amy, we want you to pose in a bikini for this stupid photo shoot…or for this calendar.” The only way I got CLOSE to the main event, and not even as a wrestler, not even doing what I loved, was to act like a total whore on national tv. To air my personal, private life to millions of morons who can’t differentiate between fiction and fantasy in their own lives, much less things they see on a bright, shiney box.



Dumas: And back when I got hurt, do you think they gave a damn about me? Do you think they cared? No of course not. I was swept aside for some other redhead that couldn’t even spell the word wrestle, much less do it. And the same goes for ALL these men in the ring. All of them mistreated all of them abused and cast aside.



Dumas: Dynamite Kid, one of the greatest technical wrestlers ever, gets hurt, injured. Where was his help? Where was his monthly column in an online site because someone felt sorry for him? Nowhere, he was shoved aside because he’d outlived his purpose, despite winning titles world wide, despite helping set a RECORD attendance of 93,000 people. Desmond Wolfe, who was written off when he got sick, was told he wasn’t good enough to be in the main event as even the LACKEY of some 60 year old retiree who doesn’t know when to quit.



Dumas: Chris Candido, saddled with the idea that he’s a fitness trainer, and than shoved down to the bottom of the card because someone who’s on top wants to bang his girlfriend and gets jealous when he can’t! And finally, we come to maybe one of the biggest wastes. Mike Awesome. Brought in, made to burn his bridges with anyone in his past, and than what...turned into a joke, a fool. A 6 foot 6 300 pound JOKE, that was told that he needed to be different, funny. He’s not SUPPOSED to be funny, he hurts people, and he does it….very well.



Dumas: I look around at all these so called “legends” coming out. Where are OUR legend deals huh? Where are our offers to train the next generation, to be announcers, to host reality shows? We are the ones that they used up, tossed aside, but from this point on we will NOT be ignored. We will take what we want, when we want. We will no longer be the forgotten ones. We will be remembered….not as the dregs of the wrestling world…but as The Elite.

<The camera fades out from the clip, and returns to Mike Tenay in the studio>

Tenay: On the heels of that shocking development, several things have taken place. First off, Samoa Joe issued a challenge to Chris Benoit for the title, but so has Dynamite Kid. The UWA Board of Directors will have more to say about this, and much much more in the coming weeks, as we lead up to our next exciting pay per view, Zero Hour.