For the fifth time in as many months Mikey and I headed North for the Limitless Wrestling Dojo Student Showcase!
We had dinner at our usual spot and then hit up Target for Mikey's figure hunt before heading to the venue. I brought my book to sell, I didn't think I'd sell that many tonight and I didn't. I fell like tomorrow will be a good sales night.
This show featured the debuts of several wrestlers at a Dojo Show; Alex Chamberlain, Nico Silva, The Haven: Jay Onyz & Shawn Knyte and Delmi Exo. As well as many returning wrestlers, Alexander Lee, Mac Daniels, Jessie Nolan, Rip Byson and other. However absent from the card was Ace Romero and MSP. I believe they were all working the Chaotic show this night in Massachusetts.
Let's get to the matches:
"The Natural" Channing Thomas vs. Kylon King
Excellent opening match that really got the crowd up. My first time seeing Kylon King in person and I was thoroughly impressed! This venue has lowing ceilings, and yet King managed to put on a high flying match and not hit the ceiling. Thomas picked up the win with a Texas Clover Leaf.
Delmi Exo vs. Jessie Nolan
Both wrestlers worked hard and put up a good fight. Delmi maintained the advantage though and got the win with a referee stoppage when Nolan passed out from a crossface.
"The Prize" Alec Price with Howitson Davis III vs. Nico Silva
Fantastic match! Alec is so damn good in the ring and continues to improve and impress. I haven't seen Silva in a long time in person, but he was on his game tonight. I popped big time for his smooth as hell chaos theory suplex! It was a thing of beauty! Howitson got on the apron for the distraction, however ate a superkick from Price for his actions, much to the delight of the crowd. All the same Price got the pin with his finish. Again, fantastic match!
Anything Goes: Alexander Lee vs. "Big Cat" Tyler Adams
I know was going to the bring the fight and the viciousness in this match and to his credit Big Cat was game. We saw chairs, doors, trash cans, thumbtacks, staple guns, barbed wire and more. Cat stapled a ticket to Lee's tongue, Lee hit Cat with a thumbtack plastic baseball bat, Cat bent a trash can on Lee's body! It was a mutual assault. Lee donned his barbed wire crown and headbutted Cat through a barbed wire door for the 3 count busting open Cat's face.
Post match Lee cut a promo giving Cat credit for stepping into his realm for this match however a unknown person distracted Lee while Dylan Nix snuck in through the back attacking Lee and DVD'ing him through a door.
Post match Lee cut a promo giving Cat credit for stepping into his realm for this match however a unknown person distracted Lee while Dylan Nix snuck in through the back attacking Lee and DVD'ing him through a door.
The Competition: Champ Mathews & Connor Murphy vs. The Haven: Jay Onyx & Shawn Knyte
Great tag team match! My first time seeing The Haven and they looked good. The Competition used their experience to maintain control of the younger team. Corner Chaos ended Haven's bid that night with Murphy getting the pin for his team.
In Ring: Eric Johnson cut a promo on Limitless stating that he was 22-0 and yet hasn't gotten a title match, he challenged Ace Romero to come out, who he knew wasn't in the building. Dave Dyer came out to Ace's music mocking the Acey Baby. Johnny Miyagi took the mic and said that Dyer had a match brining out Jason Maverick.
Jason Maverick vs. "Belfast Bulldog" Dave Dyer
Rather quick match, Maverick got the school boy pin after a distraction by Johnson backfired. Post match Miyagi got on the mic and said he had an opponent for Johnson too.
Byson charged the ring to a huge ovation! He laid out Dyer with two huge chokeslams to the crowds uproarious approval. Before the bell, they brawled on the floor for a few minutes with Byson whipping Johnson with his leather strap before the both got in the ring and the referee called for the bell. Hard hitting match with both men laying in the shots on each other. The ref was knocked down and Dyer tired to attack Byson with the crowbar, but Byson starred him down taking the crowbar and laying out Johnson with it. Referee Eric Greenleaf saw the weapon being used and called for the bell disqualifying Ripper.
"Main Attraction" Mac Daniels vs. Alex Chamberlain
Very solid match, opened up with some good chain wrestling. Chamberlain held the advantage for most of the match but the finish came with Daniels used a foreign object on Chamberlain and then rolled him up for the pin.
Post match Chamberlain gave Daniels credit for getting the win at any cost and offered him a handshake. Daniels accepted and Chamberlain laid him out!
My hats off to Greenleaf once again for officiating every match on the card. There was no return date announced.
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