[Leo]

Sharky

Charge! Wrestling presents Full Power

Live! from Globe Life Field, Arlington Texas

General Manager Drake Maverick
Senior Official John Cone
Ring Announcer Kayla Braxton
Broadcast Announcers Scott Stanford & Johnathan Coachman
Nickelodeon Special Correspondent: Nicholas Cone

Charge World Championship
Nature Boy Ric Flair ( C ) vs Trick Williams

Charge Tag Team Championships - Best Two out of Three Falls Match
Houston Heat - Booker T & Stevie Ray ( C ) vs Fear The Revival - Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler

Charge Open Championship
The Bastard Pac ( C ) vs. Mustafa Ali

Texas Death Match
Bruiser Brody vs. Invader 1

Magnum TA & The Russian Nightmare Nikita Koloff vs. Scorpio Sky & Apollo Crews (w/ The Russian Bear Ivan Koloff)

Number One Contenders Match
The Ace Hiroshi Tanahashi vs The Scottish Warrior Drew McIntrye

Six-Man War Texas Tornado Match
The Family - Tony D'Angelo, Terrific Terry Taylor & Baron Corbin vs. The Handsome Half-Breed Gino Hernandez, The Spanish God Sammy Guevara & Mil Muerte

Killer Bees - B. Brian Blair & Jumping Jim Brunzell vs The Midnight Express - Loverboy Dennis Condrey & Beautiful Bobby Eaton

Free For All Pre Show

Donovan Dijak (w/ Stacy Keibler) vs Big Bronson Reed

The Chairmen - Shawn Spears & La Parka vs The Kingdom - Matt Taven & Mike Bennett (w/ Maria Kanellis)
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Cole

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Commentators: Vic Joseph & Byron Saxton

WWF Championship
Roman Reigns (Champion) vs Kazuchika Okada

“The Final Boss” The Rock vs Ricky Starks

WWF Women’s Champion
Bayley (Champion) vs “Timeless” Toni Storm

“The Archer of Infamy” Damien Priest vs “The Fiend” Uncle Howdy (featuring appearances from The Wyatt 6: Rowan, Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Isla Dawn, & Alba Fyre)

WWF Tag Team Championship
A Town Down Under: Austin Theory & Grayson Waller (Champions) vs Kota Ibushi & Kushida

WWF Intercontinental Championship
Logan Paul (IC Champ) vs Orange Cassidy

Legado de Phantasma: Santos Escobar & Rey Fenix vs JD McDonagh & Killian Dain

The Bloodline: Hikuleo & Thamiko Fatu w/ Rikishi vs Top Flight: Daruis & Dante Martin

Cora Jade vs Jamie Hayter

WWF Women’s Tag Team Championship Ladder Match
Riho & Hikaru Shida vs Isla Dawn & Alba Fyre vs Nia Jax & Ava Raine vs Thunder Rosa & Tay Melo

Legado de Phantasma: Angel Garza & Humberto Carillo vs Grizzled Young Veterans: James Drake & Zack Gibson

[Sportsguy]

Voting for Sharky even though I have NO, Absolute Zero idea who the hell Trick Williams is. But I like the rest of his card.

[Chris Eco]

Jun 3, 2024 18:24:48 GMT -5 Sportsguy said:

Voting for Sharky even though I have NO, Absolute Zero idea who the hell Trick Williams is. But I like the rest of his card.

He's great and if you learn 2-3 guys a year, he should probably make the list.

I think I'd really enjoy Sharky's card all the way through, but Cole is such a fun alternate version of this year's Wrestlemania that it's giving me the positive vibes I felt during that show, so I'll throw him a vote and tighten it a little.

[cole1982]

I knew my idea this year of drafting only current guys was going to be a much tougher path to votes than the last two years that was more skewed towards past guys. Needed to do something different though.

I echo SG's thoughts on Sharky's card. I soured on NXT with the whole 2.0 thing. I hated Vince stepping in and ruining Triple H's project. I know since then that Triple H & HBK have sort of regained some of their mojo but for me the damage was done and I haven't watch much NXT at all since. As such, I know who Trick is and have seen him a bit but any draw as a main eventer isn't hitting me, mainly due to my lack of exposure. The rest of the card is really good though, especially the 2nd & 3rd from the top.

[cole1982]

ok, and I just saw the "Nickelodeon Special Correspondent" and I gotta say that is fantastic.

[DevSop]

NXT will probably never hit the Blue & Gold peaks but it's a damn solid show again. The woman's division is as deep and as good as it's ever been. The midcard on the men's side is pretty good. Losing Melo, Bron, and Ilja will definitely hurt the main event scene for the time being but they'll re-build and Trick is a good enough wrestler to help transition.

The one area I feel that is really lacking right now is the tag division. I don't love Frazier & Axiom and after that, it's a bunch of thrown together teams or teams that haven't clicked or are just bad.

[Road Warrior Shark]

Shocked about this result so far. Cole has some really good stuff in there. I would watch the hell out of Okada-Reigns, Bayley-Storm, Jade-Hayter and GYV - Legado. Very solid.

Glad someone liked the Nickelodeon thing.


IRL Trick is probably not ready for the ME quite yet, but gets such crowd reactions right now they had to push him hard. Here, he is like Sting in 1989 before the Clash, green, over as hell, and Flair will make him look like a million bucks.


Again, didn't get to write anything up, so here are some quick results.


Kingdom over Chairmen, Spears turns on LA Park after the loss & tries to Pillman-ize his neck in a chair.

Dijak over Reed in a short but intense match.

Midnight Express top the Killer Bees

Gino, Sammy & Muerte win the Six man War with The Family. Tony D blames Corbin, who ate the pin. Corbin level Terry Taylor and leaves him lying.

Drew bests Tanahashi to earn a title match next time

Magnum & Nikita over Apollo & Scorpio. Nikita prevented Ivan from interfering, and Magnum Belly to Bellied Apollo for the win

Brody wins the Texas Death match. Brawl all over the arena. The fight ends up in the locker rooms. Brody drags Invader into the showers, we hear sounds of a fight, and Brody storms out alone. The referee looks around the corner and called for the paramedics, who take Invader away on a stretcher, never to be seen again.

Ali over Pac to win the Open Championship. Pac whiffs on a Black Arrow, and Ali locks in the brutalizer to finish him off

Fear the Revival win the tag titles after some shenanigans in fall 3.

Flair retains the World Title. Trick has Flair all but beaten, but we get a ref bump. Williams readies to deliver the Trick Knee, someone rushes out of the crowd and sweeps him legs out from under him. its Dustin Rhodes! The Natural Bulldogs Trick, then rolls out and pulls John Cone back in the ring. Flair locks in the Figure Four and Trick taps.

Afterwards. FTR hit the ring and makes it a 4 on 1 beatdown, when Booker and Stevie Ray come to pull Trick to safety. Scott Stanford exclaims as the show goes off the air. "I can't believe I just saw a Rhodes and Ric Flair standing side by side. The natural and the Nature Boy. Dustin's Daddy must be sick to his stomach right now"

[Leo]

Sharky has a great mix of guys from different eras making for interesting match ups. Flair vs. Williams has to be a first time ever for someone to come up with. And Brody vs. Invader has such a story you can tell.