My Rasslin' Results January to March 2024

In the first 3 months of 2024 I managed to attend 5 wrestling shows, a pretty good start to the year.  Unlike last year I have no goal in mind for number of shows I want to attend, its more of a let's see what happens.

January 12, 2024

¡Let’s Wrestle! The Community Center Fairfield, ME

Dunky Boy Bandit, J-Heru, & Stormy Savage with Jake Hess defeated “Belfast Bulldog” Dave Dyer, Samuel Radcliff, & Lee Miller with Coach when Dunky pinned Lee

Jason Maverick pinned Mani Ariez with bossman slam

Tag Team Champions: POS: “Masshole” Mike McCarthy & Alexander Lee defeated Guaposuave: Guapo Suave: Diego Alvarez & Lex Lozano when Lee pinned Alvarez

Sammi Chaos with Vile pinned Liviyah with vader bomb

Lucas Chase pinned Sami Diaz with Greetings from Asbury Park

Career vs Family: Dylan Nix with Big Cat & Drake Lovecraft pinned Levi Spade

Cage Match: ¡Let’s Wrestle! Champion: “Notorious” BRG defeated Eric Johnson

January 20, 2024

Limitless Wrestling AmVets Hall Yarmouth, ME

TJ Crawford pinned Alex Hammerstone

Ace Romero pinned “Hazard” Conner Murphy

Gabby Forza & Aaron Rourke defeated ARTE: Ava Everett & Ricky Smokes with LSG

Triple Threat: Limitless World Champion: “World Class” Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella defeated Dezmond Cole & JT Dunn with Thomas pinned Cole

Rich & Powerful: Charles Mason & Richard Holliday defeated Waves & Curls Jaylen Brandyn & Traevon Jordan

Unsanctioned: Aiden Aggro pinned The Dangerkid at 49:02

February 4, 2024

Mariners Wrestling / EWA Cross Insurance Center Portland, ME

Mo Jibari defeated “World Class” Channing Thomas with the sharpshooter

Cousin Larry, “Centerfold” Steve Ramsey, & Teddy Goodz defeated Dr. Heresy, Alexander Worthington the 3rd, and Adam Booker with Ramsey pinned Worthington with a spinebuster

Dirty Dango, Scotty 2 Hotty, “Innovator of Violence” Tommy Dreamer and Colt Cabana defeated Shannon Moore, Ace Romero, Heath Miller, & Brian Myers when Dango pinned Miller

February 24, 2024

Limitless Wrestling AmVets Hall Yarmouth, ME

Yarmouth Street Fight: Ace Romero pinned Sami Callihan

Ricky Smokes pinned Gabby Forza with his feet on the ropes

2 on 1 Handicap Match: Megan Bayne defeated The Bratz: Paris Van Dale & Shannon LeVangie pinning both

The Rich & Powerful: Charles Mason & Richard Holliday defeated Desmond Cole & JT Dunn pinning Cole

Alec Price pinned Lio Rush

Above the Rest: Tristien Thai & Gabriel Skye defeated The Unit: Danny Miles & Trigga The OG pinning Trigga the OG

World Champion: “World Class” Channing Thomas with Sidney Bakabella pinned “Iron” Rip Byson

March 22, 2024

North Atlantic Wrestling Assoc. (NAWA) Mt Ararat High School Topsham, ME

Dunky Boy Bandit pinned “The Consistent One” AZ 

Lee Miller & Raf with Jordan Cross defeated Jake Hess & Jaxx when Raf pinned Hess

Kidd V pinned Jordan Cross with Lee Miller

Mani Ariez pinned “Belfast Bulldog” Dave Dyer with Coach

Danny Cabral pinned Christopher Spratt with Robert Benson III with an O’Connor Roll

“Mr. USA” Tony Atlas & Cousin Larry defeated Jerry Goldsmith & NBK with Coach when Larry pinned NBK after a cocobutt and a whoopie cushion

Surprising there was no Limitless or Let's shows in March!

Potential upcoming shows:

April 4 - 7 Philadelphia, tickets to 7 shows and the WrestleCon convention with the potential for 3 additional shows

April 12 - NAWA Fairfield Community Center

April 13 - Limitless Yarmouth

April 18 - Wrestling Open - very slim chance, going to Red Sox at 1pm with my son

April 19 - MPW Skowhegan

May 4 - Let's Wrestle Fairfield

There is another show I am aware of in May but it hasn't been announced. 

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Let's Wrestle Rumble Live Report 01/11/2020

On Saturday January 11, 2020 Let's Wrestle returned to the American Legion Post 84 in Orono, Maine for Chapter 12, the Let's Wrestle Rumble! 

 

Mikey joined Canaan and myself, as well as my nephew AJ for our first wrestling live event of the year.  This is actually my nephew's first ever Indy show and also part of his Christmas present as he asked me to take him to wrestling.  I had taken him to WWE last July.

We parked at the venue then walked next door to have dinner with Roy at the OHOP before heading back to stand inline at the venue.  Because Maine winter can be very dumb at times it was 52 degrees so waiting outside for the doors to open wasn't all that bad. 

I had bought front row seats for use and Mikey was going to buy as General Admission at the door, but someone was trying to give away a front row ticket they had and Mikey was the lucky recipient. This is the third time in the last four shows he's been too that he's gotten a free ticket.

Fatal Four Way: Winner get's the number 30 spot in the Rumble match
Aiden Aggro vs. Davienne vs. Scotty Wild vs. "The Prize" Alec Price

Solid opening match with all four wrestlers giving it their all.  The action was fast paced with his great high intensity.  The crowd was really into it as well.  Aggro stole pin on Wild after Price hit his finish on Wild and Aggro threw him out of the ring.

Devin Blaze vs. Danger Kid

I haven't seen Blaze in a while and post match Kid allude to the fact that Blaze hasn't wrestled in two years.  I thought the match was very good with both guys showing us some good technical wrestling before picking up the pace.  The crowd was super quiet for this match and I can't figure out why.  Multiple times though-out the night it was be as quiet as a library in the building kind of threw me off. 

Finish came when Kid was on the apron and Blaze was suplexing him into the ring and Kid reversed it into a small package for the three count.

Post Match: Aggro came out and Kid asked General Manager Torres and Eric Johnson come to the ring.  Essentially MSP challenged The Stigma to a tag team championship match, they said that Johnson trained them, but he hasn't wrestled them in years and as they are now.  Match was made for the next show on February 8th back in Orono.

DL Hurst vs. CJ Cruz
This was a fantastic match and I'm not surprised.  Both of these guys are two to watch here in New England as these guys are going to have a big 2020.  I'm a fan of both of them, but I was hoping Hurst was going to pick up the win.

Again a fantastic match that went back and forth no one having the clear upper hand but both getting in some great moves.  In the end Hurst fell victim to that beautiful missile drop kick that Cruz has.  I don't know what he calls it but Cruz Missile would be cool.

Fan's Bring the Weapons match
Let's Wrestle Champion: "Classic" Kalvin Strange vs. "Mass Hole" Mike McCarthy

Some decent weapons including an umbrella, a couple kendo sitcks, 7 lbs of used staples, and some ass hole that brought a Dolphins helmet.  To the surprise of no one the match quickly got physical with the weapons coming into the play.  To me though the most violent spot in the match was when McCarthy was standing on the apron and suplexed Strange who was standing in the ring onto the floor.

He then  dumped the blob that was the seven pounds of used staples on the floor and bodyslammed Strange on them.  It was wicked!  The match continued back in the ring where Strange for the upper hand with a cane shot to the head and then a headbutt to McCarthy while wearing the Miami Dolphins helmet.  At this point the Mass Hole was busted open.

Strange would have been wise to keep the helmet on because in the end McCarthy jumped off the top rope finishing Strange with a DDT capturing the championship!

We then had an intermission while the ring and ringside area were cleaned up.  AJ got his photo taken with the Maine State Posse.

Ava Everett's Birthday Bash Open Challenge
Limitless Wrestling World Champion: Retro AG vs. Ava Everett

It's Ava's birthday and the open challenge was answered by her boyfriend AG who gifted her a cake that said It Is Your Birthday and a title shot for the Limitless Wrestling World Championship.  Ava used every dirty trick that she could use and cheated as much as she could, but it wasn't enough for her to win the championship as AG retained with his corner pull up piledriver. 

I know what you are thinking, there is a cake at ringside, whose face did it end up in? Why Eric Greenleaf. 

KenneLee: Alexander Lee & Kennedi Copeland vs. Harris County Club: Bret Ryan Gosselin & Malik Logan

Fun tag team match with KenneLee coming out on top when Alexander Lee pinned Logan after a splash off the top rope. I appreciated the fact that Harris Country Club wore their old school matching gear.  I've only seen Copeland live a few times over the years but I must say that she has gotten better and continues to do better.  I really dig the tag team of KenneLee.

2020 Let's Wrestle Rumble
"The Prize" Alec Price won last eliminating CJ Cruz

I think overall this years Rumble match was better than last years.  Mikey was convinced that D'Lo Brown was going to be a surprise entrant, I even brought my cards just in case, but he wasn't.  Mac Daniels was the number 1 entrant and he brought someone to watch his back just in case one of the referee's tried to get one up on him, Jon Alba.  The crowd was pissed!

We got an entrant every 90 seconds, the ring never filled up too much and once it built up kept a good number of people in the ring at a time.  Mac Daniels lasted the longest in the match with Danger Kid lasting the second longest.  Sara Teller has the distinction of lasting the least amount of time.  Daniels eliminated the most competitors with 6 eliminations.

The save of the match went to Alexander Lee who body surged over Eric Greenleaf to avoid elimination.

I loved when Cruz entered the match and he and Price squared off continuing their feud. It was also cool that it came down to the two of them.  I'm very excited that Price got the win,   I think he and McCarthy will have some great matches over the championship. 

The rumble match built two new opponents for Mac Daniels with how he eliminated Greene and how he was eliminated by Cruz. 

Order of Entry
1 Mac Daniels
2 Retro AG
3 Antoine Nicholas
4 "Iron" Rip Bison
5 Sean Vegan (not sure I got this one right)
6 Ava Everette
7 Lil Blay
8 Davienne
9 Sara Teller
10 Channing Thomas
11 Ike the Bite
12 Danger Kid
13 Jeff James
14 "The Prize" Alec Price
15 Doug Wyser
16 Alexander Lee
17 BA Tatum
18 Jacob Drifter
19 Murdock
20 "Bulldog" Dave Dyer
21 Eric Johnson
22 Bret Ryan Gosselin
23 Malik Logan
24 Dojo Student (didn't catch his name)
25 Kalvin Strange
26 Kennedi Copeland
27 Scotty Wild
28 Jon Alba
29 CJ Cruz
30 Aiden Aggro

Order or Elimination
1 Sean Vegan by Ava Everette
2 Sara Teller by Davienne
3 Rip Bison by Daniels
4 Antoine Nicholas by Thomas
5 Lil Blay by AG
6 Ava by Price
7 Ike by Daniels
8 Jeff James by AG
9 Davienne by AG
10 AG by Daniels while Alba was holding AG's leg
11 Thomas by Danger Kid
12 Doug Wyser by Murdock
13 Murdock by Eric Johnson
14 Jacob Drifter by Dyer
15 BA Tatum by BRG
16 Dojo Student by Dyer
17 Dyer by Johnson
18 Logan by Alexander Lee
19 Alexander Lee by Wild
20 Kennedi Copeland by Wild
21 Scotty Wild by Daniels
22 Kalvin Strange by Johnson
23 Eric Johnson by 7 guys left in the match
24 Jon Alba by MSP
25 Danger Kid by Daniels at the same time as Aggro
26 Aiden Aggro by Price at the same time as Kid
27 BRG by Daniels
28 Mac Daniels by CJ Cruz
29 CJ Cruz by Alec Price

Let's Wrestle returns Saturday February 8th in Orono with Maine State Pose vs. The Stigma for the Tag Team Championships and pick your poison as Mike McCarthy and Alex Price will choose each others opponents.

Also Limitless Wrestling returns January 24th in Yarmouth with Flirtin' With Disaster in Yarmouth, Maine.

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Mike's Year in Review

I had composed an awesome year in review post and then a few key strokes from my son, on accident of course, deleted it.  Auto saved did it's job and it was gone.  I considered retyping it all but I became to frustrated with the idea of it so this is the abridged version.  

This was best year in attending wrestling events since 2012 as I managed to take in 23 wrestling events this year bringing my all time total to 248 wrestling events.  Not even close though to my buddy Mikey who has taken in over 50 wrestling events a year for the last half decade at least.

For those wondering:

First event: June 4, 1989 WWF at the Cumberland County Civic Center in Portland, Maine

50th event: February 22, 2002 Eastern Wrestling Alliance in Auburn, Maine

100th event: March 29, 2008 the WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony in Orlando, Florida

150th event: March 25, 2012 Big Time Wrestling Augusta, Maine at the Civic Center

200th event: March 19, 2016 Limitless Wrestling in Orono, Maine

At the time of this writing event 250 looks to be Limitless Wrestling in Yarmouth, Maine on January 24, 2020.

I saw 173 matches in person this year in venues ranging from the Fairfield Community Center to Madison Square Garden in three different states and two countries, yes it was Canada but it is another country.  I attended events that were promoted in the United States by companies based outside the U.S. Two New Japan Pro Wrestling events one in New York City and the second in Lowell, Mass, Revolution Pro based out of the UK in New York City, and the Lucha Libre AAA Press Conference held at Madison Square Garden.

The press conference did not feature and wrestling matches but I still count it as a wrestling event because it was an official AAA event where owner Dorian Roldan appeared as well as several AAA talents including Blue Demon Jr, Lucha Brothers, Konnan, and many more.  Footage of Jay, Mikey, & I was used in AAA promotional videos for a few months after that.

My daily consumption of wrestling is greater than it ever has been in the past, of course we have more opportunity to watch wrestling than ever before.  Not just locally but from around the world thanks to the Internet and streaming services.  I watched New Japan on NJPW World, AAA on Twitch, WWE & NXT on the Network, and at the end of the year NWA Powerrr on YouTube and AWE on the TNT app.  Not to mention all the promotions and matches I watched on YouTube and IWTV.

It was an awesome year for professional wrestling all around.

British Tag Team Champions: Suzuki-Gun: Minoru Suzuki & British Heavyweight Champion: Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi and Will Ospreay when Sabre pinned Ospreay at the RevPro UK show on April 5th during WrestleCon was one my favorite matches of the year.  It's the first one to jump to my mind when I think about the topic.  We sat front row, we played air guitar with Tanahashi during his entrance as he stood directly in front of us.  We got to witness close up, Minoru Suzuki physically wreck Will Ospreay not to mention watch ZSJ tie him up like a pretzel.  It was AMAZING!

Before the show we got the opportunity to meet Tomohiro Ishii, Minoru Suzuki, Shibata, and Tanahashi.  Jay, Mikey, & I all get out photos with them and autographs, I got cards signed.  Because of Wrestlecon I got the opportunity to meet and get my photo taken with so many wrestlers like Bob Backlund, Atsushi Onita, WIll Ospreay, Jushin Liger in full gear, and so many more people.

However the one I was most excited about was Faby Apache.  With New Japan touring the US more I thought I'd have more opportunities to meet New Japan wrestlers, but Faby Apache is not in the states often, especially not in my area so this was truly once in a lifetime for me.  I wrote her a nice letter that I had translated into Spanish because I do not speak it.  I also gave her a gift of Japanese wrestling cards of her.  She was very touched by my letter and gift and gave me a hug and kiss on the cheek.  It was awesome!

She was there both days so I found pharmacy with a photo center and had the picture of us printed and got her to sign that the next day. 

I witnessed a lot of other great moments in wrestling this year; attending a sold out Madison Square Garden to witness the first non-McMahon family promoted event since 1960.  It was headlined by Okada reclaiming the IWGP Heavyweight Championship.  

I got to watch Limitless Wrestling grow with near 900 fans attending their anniversary show at the Expo where Anthony Greene defeated MJF to capture the Limitless Wrestling World Championship.  In November at Twilight Zone Limitless streamed live on IWTV and killed it with an awesome card headlined by Ashley Vox & Kris Statlander in a Last Creature Standing Match.  It appears that in 2020 Limitless will be running monthly and I'm excited to be apart of it. 

My favorite show of the year was New Japan Pro Wrestling Fighting Spirit tour in Lowell, Mass.  To me this was a traditional New Japan show, it opened with a young lions match, some great tag team matches, a phenomenal IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship match and finished with a star studded main event.  The crowd was tremendous!  When the Rock n' Roll Express came out it was like we were back in the mid 1980's! 

This three show tour sold out New York and the ECW Arena almost instantly buy Lowell was only a near sell out.  I was concerned that this would prevent New Japan from coming back the next time around however I recently discovered this factoid.  Attendance in Philly 1,030, New York 1,776, and Lowell 2,130!  With the biggest crowd which was loud as hell, tells me New Japan will be back!

I can't even begin to talk about all the great shows and matches that I saw televised this year.  Watching televised live is the best way but I love the availability to watch on demand, it allows me to watch even more wrestling.  

In 2020 my plan is to continue to watch as much wrestling as I can, discover new wrestlers to follow, and stay away from the social media negativity.  

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Limitless Wrestling: Twilight Zone Live Report 11/29/2019

Black Friday, November 29th Limitless Wrestling returned to Yarmouth, Maine for their first ever live streaming show on IWTV with Twilight Zone!!

It was a great night a wrestling and a fantastic end of the year for Limitless Wrestling.  The live stream had a couple hiccups through out the night and dropped once but I for the most post there is a lot of positive talk on Twitter about the show.

Independent Wrestling TV Champion: Warhorse vs. John Silver

Decent opening match, this was Warhorses 15th title defense and I like the fact that they made a point the announce that.  It gives importance to the championship and proves he a fighting champion.  Good back and forth match, there was a split crowd with Silver being a Limitless regular.  Warhorse retained his title with a double foot stomp.

Christian Casanova vs. Myron Reed

Nova continued his winning ways proving he belongs in the title picture.  Reed looked good tonight, a little off at times. I'd like to see him back in Limitless.  Reed hit went for a very impressive 450 splash, but Casanova got the knees up and rolled him up for the small package pin.

James Drake vs. "The Prize" Alec Price

This was supposed to be Drake vs. Dan Maff, but he couldn't attend because of a death in the family.  The surprise opponent was Alec Price.  Boy oh boy did the Prize shine bright tonight!  I have to give Randy a lot of credit for putting Prize in the match, it was the right choice. 

This was a fantastic match, lots of hard hitting action, very fast paced at times, and the big man James Drake nailed a moonsault for the pin.  If last months pre-show got is foot in the door, tonight's performance should guarantee Price a permanent roster spot.

Masha Slamovich vs. Jody Threat

This was tough for me as I'm a fan of both of the ladies.  I've seen Masha in singles action with Let's Wrestle, but this match was their singles debut in Limitless.  I really enjoyed this match, lots of hard hitting, a bunch of suplexs from both ladies and in the end the Russian Dynamite needed to put her feet on the ropes for leverage to hold Threat down for the three count.  I hope to see them both back in Limitless.  

Take Me Home Tonight: Limitless Wrestling World Champion: "Retro" Anthony Greene & Ace Romero vs. Maine State Posse: Danger Kid & Aiden Aggro

Yup.  This was as awesome as I expected it to be!  Just go to IWTV, sign up for the 20 free trial using the code Limitless and watch this match.  You won't regret it.  Action was inside and outside the ring, lots of back and forth action.  No one team had the upper hand for any extended period of time.  Ace pinned Danger Kid with a package piledriver.

Post match got on the mic, put over MSP and then challenged AG to a title match in January.  Casanova came to the ring, said he deserved a title shot.  AG accepted both of their challenges for a triple threat match on January 24th.

Scramble Match: CJ Cruz vs. Kevin Ku vs. One Called Manders vs. Oswald Projects vs. Pinkie Sanchez

This match felt like something was off to me.  I don't think we got to see very much from Oswald other than he can take a beating eat a shit ton of chops.  What little we did see from Oswald looked good.

I want Manders back for a one on one match with Matthew Justice or Dan Maff or Jake Something.   CJ Cruz got the surprise win with his missile drop kick on Kevin Ku.  I think I need to go back and watch this on IWTV.  

JT Dunn vs. Jake Somthing

This match was awesome!  They were different in the fact that stayed in the ring with a stiff and snug match.  Jake Something was over huge and the people hate JT Dunn.  I really dug this match a lot and I really hope we get more of Jake Something next year.  Dunn got the pin with death by elbow.

Last Creature Standing: Kris Statlander vs. Ashley Vox

This did not disappoint.  We got brutality, we got broken furniture, we got the ring boards exposed, and both ladies busted open.  Ashley Vox won, that's all I'm going to say, go watch it, you will not regret it.

Limitless Wrestling returns on January 24, 2020 in Yarmouth, Maine with Brian Pilman Jr., Danhausen and a triple threat match for the Limitless Wrestling World Championship as AG defends against Ace Romero and Christian Casanova.

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Independent Title Changes I've Seen

Previously I did a post about the Title Changes That I Have Seen Live and later More Title Changes That I Have Seen Live where I focused in WWE, WCW, Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling.  So for fun I decided to do one on the independent shows I've been to.  I keep a record of all the wrestling shows that I've attended and for Indy shows I have about 95% of those.  I didn't start keeping track straight away.

March 13, 1998 Middle School, Bath, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

The Power Twins: Dave & Dean defeated The Pascagoula ShipBuilders: Tony DeVito & Mike Bell to win the vacant EWA Tag Team Championships.

The story line was that DeVito and Bell threw the belts in the Kennebec River after not winning them.  This was done to explain why they didn't have physical championships.  Also this was the only match that Bell & DeVito used this tag team name in.  Pascagoula, Mississippi is where Ingalls Shipbuilding is located.  They are a direct competitor to Bath Iron Works, so cheap heat!

April 18, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Kidd USA defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Sports Illustrated Legend" Robbie Ellis to win the Championship

Initially I thought this match would be a passing of the torch considering Robbie's age at the time of the match.  Little did I know that I would be seeing Mr. Ellis in the ring for more than 10 more years.

Women's Champion: Jamie West defeated Women's Intercontinental Champion: Nasty Sherri to unify the titles.

It's hard to count this as an actual unification match, both ladies had belts that they came into the promotion with. They were just declared champions and then quickly unified the belts.  Didn't make much sense.

June 6, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Light Heavyweight Champion: Kidd USA defeated Latin-American Light Heavyweight Champion: El' Mascarado to unify the championships.

Same as the unification of the women's titles, not making much sense to declare the titles just to unify them a short time later.

August 8, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

No-DQ Match: Master Sandy defeated Heavyweight Champion: "Mr. USA" Tony Atlas to win the championship.  About a dozen guys jumped  Tony before the bell and busted him open, a short time after the match officially started Sandy pinned Atlas to win the title.  This match got a full page in Pro Wrestling Illustrated after.  It was a significant moment in wrestling history for a Women to win what is thought traditionally as a man's championship.

March 6, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Latin Fury" Luis Ortiz to win the championship.

Ortiz didn't actually defeated Kidd USA to win the title, USA no showed the event and Ortiz was awarded the title although a fictitious title change was announced the day of the show.

June 5, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Light Heavyweight Champion "Centerfold" Steve Ramsey w/ Precious Lucy to win the championship.

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey w/ Precious Lucy defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic to win the championship.

Damon D'Archangelo defeated Kidd USA in win the Hardcore Championship in the tournament final.

Referee Larry Huntley with EWA Hardcore Champion Damon D' Archangelo - courtesy of Larry Huntley

This was a very long Television taping where several weeks of shows were filmed including the entire Hardcore Championship tournament.

July 24, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

Kentaro-San defeated Heavyweight Champion: Master Sandy w/ Dave Vicious to win the championship.

This was a screw job, EWA Vice President Dan Mason was the special referee and after Kentaro-San threw salt into Sandy's eyes she attacked Mason who then awarded the title to Kentaro who turned out to be Josh Shea the heel commentator and not an actual wrestler.

September 26, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

"Delicious" Dave Vicious defeated Heavyweight Champion: Josh Shea to win the title.

This was a massive squash match with Shea doing a stretcher job

January 14, 2000 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Easter Wrestling Alliance

Kidd USA defeated Hardcore Champion: Damon D'Archangelo to win the championship

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: Mark Jaguar Nugera w/ Josh Shea & Precious Lucy to win the championship

February 19, 2000 Multi-Purpose Center, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Heavyweight Champion: "Delicious" Dave Vicious w/ Master Sandy to win the Championship

March 25, 2000 Americal Civic Center, Wakefield, MA
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Damon D'Archangelo defeated Matt Masterman to win the vacant Hardcore Championship

Kidd USA defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Centerfold" Steve Ramsey to win the championship

April 8, 2000 Edward Little High School, Auburn, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Extreme" Adam Hastey defeated "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo & Hardcore Champion: Damon D'Archangelo to win the championship

June 10, 2000 Americal Civic Center, Wakefield, MA
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Brutal" Bob Evans defeated Hardcore Champion: "Extreme" Adam Hastey to win the championship

Revelations: Kildevil & Apocalypse w/ Armageddon defeated The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne & Centerfold Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston to win the vacant tag team championships

August 12, 2000 State Fair, Skowhegan, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne defeated "Extreme" Adam Hastey & El' Tornado to win the vacant Hardcore Championship

October 21, 2000 University of New England, Portland, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston defeated Tag Team Champions: The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne to win the championships

November 4, 2000 Multi-Purpose Center, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne defeated Tag Team Champions: Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston to win the championships

December 9, 2000 Gilman Street School, Waterville, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Extreme" Adam Hastey & Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Tag Team Champions: The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne to win the championships

January 26, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley defeated Kildevil & Hardcore Champion: "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne to win the championship

April 13, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze defeated The Shooters: Aaron Morrison & Adam Booker, "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne, & Tag Team Champions: "Extreme" Adam Hastey & Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic to win the championships

May 11, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Don Juan DeSanto pinned Mike Steele to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

June 1, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Elements of Suicide: Onyx, Cinna, & Rukkus defeated Tag Team Champions: The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon, Kamikaze, & Josh Shea to win the championships in a six-man tag

 "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne & Mistress Vanessa defeated Hardcore Champion: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley w/ Hardcore Honey to win the championship

June 30, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze defeated Tag Team Champions: The Elements of Suicide: Onyx & Cinna to win the championships

August 3, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Elements of Suicide: Onyx, Cinna & Rukkus defeated New England Champion: El' Tornado and Tag Team Champions: The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze winning only the tag team championships

September 7, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Gauntlet Match:
Kildevil & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne and the HCI defeated Kilgore & KL Murphy
The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven defeated Kildevil & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne and the HCI
The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze
The Elements of Suicide: Onyx & Cinna defeated The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven to win the championships

February 22, 2002 The Middle School, Auburn, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Louis Barboza defeated Hardcore Champion: "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne to win the championship

April 5, 2002 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Stephan Q. Ramsey w/ Dominic pinned New England Champion: El' Tornado to win the championship

The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven defeated Tag Team Champions: The Egomaniacs: Mike Steele & Johnny Idol to win the championships

September 28, 2003 Bill William Gym, Danbury, CT
XboKu Pro Wrestling

Nocturne won an elimination match for the vacant Light-Heavyweight Championship

Wayne the Convenience Store Guy w/ Tara Charisma defeated Boogalou, Anthony Michaels, & Nick Nosious to win the vacant R&W Heavyweight Championship

April 10, 2004 YMCA, Augusta, ME
All Star American Wrestling

Johnny Heartbreaker defeated Andre Lyonz, Brian Black, & "Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble w/ Vixen to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

Mighty Mini defeated "Hot Stuff" Paul Hudson in a two out of three falls match to win the vacant Cruiserweight Championship

Mind & Matter: Dr. Heresy & Maverick Wild defeated The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli and Cueball Carmichael & Handsome Johnny to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

Brian Black pinned Heavyweight Champion: Johnny Heartbreaker w/ "Boston Boy" Jason Rumble w/ Vixen to win the championship

December 17, 2004 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

Michaels Inc: The Brothers Dangerous: Donny & Danny w/ Quentin Michaels defeated The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

Maine State Champion: "Rugged" Rick Daniels w/ Dr. Payne pinned Heavyweight Champion: Hardware to win the championship

January 25, 2005 Skip's Bar Buxton, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli defeated Tag Team Champions: Michaels Inc: The Brothers Dangerous: Danny & Donny to win the championships

March 19, 2005 Boys & Girls Club, Gardiner, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

Cameron Matthews pinned Maine State Champion: "Mourning Star" Marcus Hall to win the championship

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Dangerous Donny defeated Tag Team Champions: The Big Islanders: Makua & Kahoku to win the championships

February 21, 2007 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
NWH / AWA North Atlantic

Makua defeated "Hot Stuff" Paul Hudson, "Canadian Moondog" Mark Moment, & John "The Bomb" Bryar for the vacant Television Championship

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley pinned "Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble for the vacant Heavyweight Championship

 American Muscle: "Too Fit" Eric Atlas & "Heartbreaker" Chase San Antone defeated Dangerous Alliance: Donny and Danny to win the vacant Tag Team Champions

April 18, 2007 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic & PWA

69 Degrees: Cameron Matthews & Paul Hudson defeated Rain & Pro Zac for the vacant PWA Tag Team Championships

Scott "By God" Vegas won a Krazy 8 Elimination match for the vacant PWA New England Championship

"Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble defeated Legion "Freakin" Cage for the vacant PWA Heavyweight Championship

Dangerous Alliance: Donny and Danny defeated AWA-NA Tag Team Champions: American Muscle: "Too Fit" Eric Atlas & "Heartbreaker" Chase San Antone to win the titles

February 20, 2008 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic

"Sweet Tooth" Jimmy Capone & Donny Dangerous defeated John "The Bomb" Bryar and Mark Rage to win the vacant Tag Team Championship

February 20, 2008 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic

Luke Robinson & Larry Huntley defeated Sonny Roselli & Television Champion: Cameron Matthews when Robinson pinned Matthews and was awarded the title

Mervin Greenwald pinned Twin Cities Champion: Jivin' Jimmy Capone to win the title

March 29, 2008 Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando, FL
UXW Pro Wrestling

Skull Von Crush pinned Vordell Walker to win the vacant United States Championship

June 19, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Latin Revoluition: Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Jenna Santiago defeated Tag Team Champions: Superfecta: Mark Moment and Cameron Matthews w/ Vernon Envy to win the titles

Nick "Flash" McKenna defeated Tommy Lane & New England Champion: Scott "By God" Vegas to win the championship

July 17, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Kactus pinned Hardcore Champion: Mark Moment to win the title, defended under 24/7 rules

Scott "By God" Vegas w/ Johnny Primer defeated Cameron Matthews & New England Champion: Nick "Flash" McKenna to win the championship in a Triple Threat Ladder Match

August 8, 2009 Hilton University Place Hotel, Charlotte, NC
NWA Legends Fanfest

2 Cold Scorpio defeated NWA National Champion: Phil Shatter to win the title, the decision was later reversed

August 14, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Superfecta: Cameron Mathews & Mark Moment defeated Tag Team Champions: Latin Revolution: Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera to win the championships

Nick "Flash" McKenna defeated "H2O" Ryan Waters & New England Champion: Scotty "By God" Vegas in a body bag match to win the championship

September 10, 2010 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Shane Alden defeated Luka Sharp & Television Champion: Ricky Williams to win the championship

November 10, 2010 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Mistress Belmont pinned Women's Champion: Barbi with her feet on the ropes to win the championship

April 8, 2011 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Capital Punishment: Fox Vinyer & Rob Coleman defeated Tag Team Champions: Scotty "By God" Vegas & "Enforcer" Larry Huntley when Kyle Huntley interfered to win the championships

May 6, 2011 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

"Tower of Power" Mark Moment defeated Jimmy Capone in a ladder match for the vacant Television Championship

February 3, 2012 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Intergalactic Wrestling

Jimmy Capone pinned Kactus to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

March 25, 2012 The Civic Center, Augusta, ME
Big Time Wrestling

Scufflin Hillbillies: Cousin Larry & Uncle Sonny defeated Tag Team Champions: Black Talent Wrestlers: Bobby Ocean & "Slyck" Wagner Brown to win the championships

April 21, 2012 Newbegin Gym, Gray ME
All Out Mayhem

New England Wrecking Crew: Joe McBrady & Steve Ruppard w/ Beavis defeated Tag Team Champions: Ryan London & Roadblock to win the championships

"Extreme Strongman" Gino Martino w/ John Cena Sr. pinned Heavyweight Champion: "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko to win the championship

April 26, 2012 Gilman Place, Waterville, ME
Live Pro Wrestling

"Prodigy" Mike Bennett pinned Robbie to become the inaugural United States Champion

May 11, 2012 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Intergalactic Wrestling

Chris Camaro pinned Scotty Vegas to win the vacant Catch Championship

Johnny Highlander Primer pinned North East Champion: Jimmy Capone to win the championship

June 2, 2012 Davey Lopes Recreation Center, Providence, RI
PWF Northeast

Universal Champion: Ryan Bisbal w/ Ivy pinned Heavyweight Champion: "King of Old School" Steve Corino in a No Holds Barred match to unify the championships

August 4, 2012 City Side Event Center, Brewer, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

"Extreme Strongman" Gino Martino won the vacant Heavyweight Championship last eliminating "Big" Gene Geroux in a Battle Royal

March 29, 2014 Portugal Verde Soccer Academy, New Bedford, MA
Top Rope Promotions

The Prestige: "H2O" Ryan Waters & Matt Magnum defeated Tag Team Champions: Anthony Greene & Mikey Webb to win the championships

September 13, 2014 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Primer Inc: Joseph Primer & Crash Landing defeated "Jivin" Jimmy Capone & Alex Taylor to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

December 19, 2014 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
MainEvent Wrestling

The Knuckle Busters: Stone & Bareknuckle Burly defeated Tag Team Champions: Sonny Roselli & John "The Bomb" Bryar to win the championships

"Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble pinned Heavyweight Champion: "Tower of Power" Mark Moment to win the championship

January 19, 2019 American Legion Hall, Orono, ME

Let’s Wrestle!

Let’s Wrestle Rumble: Davienne won the 30 person match last eliminating Kalvin Strange to win the Let’s Wrestle Championship

March 9, 2019 National Guard Armory, Westbrook, ME

Limitless Wrestling

Limitless Wrestling Championship: MJF defeated "Retro" Anthony Greene, JT Dunn, & Ace Romero pinning Anthony Greene to win the championship

courtesy of @wrestlechick207 on the twitter.

September 6, 2019 The Expo, Portland, ME
Limitless Wrestling

"Retro" Anthony Greene defeated Limitless Wrestling Champion: MJF to win the Championship.

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