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(fantasy) UWA Champions Challenge: The Last Stand, 2/17
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From Philadelphia:
1. Kelani Jordan & Brinley Reece def. Kiana James & Izzi Dame in 2:30. Dame never got into the match. James was squashed as punishment for needing illegal help from Dame on 2/13 to beat Reece in the latter's NXT TV debut. Jordan hit the split-legged moonsault, then tagged out to Reece, who did the same, except it was the corkscrew version (Starship Pain) to pick up her first win.
Lash Legend & Jakara Jackson have been escorted out of the Wells Fargo Center, as the male half of Meta-Four, Oro Mensah & Noam Dar, were DQ'd off air for interference (distraction) on Tuesday. Rematch vs. Von Wagner & Robert Stone is next.
2. Stone & Wagner def. Mensah & Dar in 3:10. Another old school TV squash, as Dar was pinned, as he should've been on Tuesday, after a powerbomb. Wagner was to face Josh Briggs for the UWA Heritage Cup, but that match was cancelled, and as the series ends this week, Wagner was declared the Heritage Cup champion. Dar is not recognized by the UWA due to excessive violations.
3. National title: Bobby Lashley def. Karrion Kross in 13:43 with the Dominator 2.0 (running powerslam). Scarlett sang "Fall & Prey" live to a good reaction, but after that, Kross ran out of energy early, leaving him prey for Lashley.
4. NXT tag titles: Bron Breakker & Baron Corbin def. the D"Angelo Family to win the titles (NXT, 2/13). Best match that night.
5. Ivy Nile submitted Chelsea Green with the Diamond Chain in 8:03.
6. The Outrunners vs. the Workhorsemen ended in No Contest at 1:55 when the Young Bucks hit the ring and attacked both teams. Brandon Cutler cut a promo, and said that the Bucks, Matthew & Nicholas Jackson, were taking over the show. No, they're not...
Jack Hunter came out. So did Eddie Kingston, who has ripped the Bucks on social media of late. We had the first half of our double main event....
7. Hunter & Kingston def. the Bucks in 13:55. Kingston pinned Matthew Jackson after two spinning backfists, leading to Hunter hitting Super Sweet Chin Music to set up a 3rd, final, backfist. Cutler pulled out the cold spray, but Kingston hit the backfist, and Hunter laid out Cutler with the Last Ride.
8. UWA women's title: Rhea Ripley def. Lola Vice in 8:30 with Riptide. Vice looked like she was hurt, even in winning Tuesday over Tatum Paxley.
9. Kevin Owens & the Creed Brothers (w/Ivy) def. Logan Paul, Grayson Waller, & Austin Theory in 22:51. Owens pinned Paul with the bullfrog splash after Julius wiped out the US champ with the sliding lariat.
The Founders came out to say goodbye with an emotional promo. After nearly 21 1/2 years, it's time to close the curtain. and they thanked the talent and the fans for their support. They took their final bows, and left to a standing ovation.
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I've been writing these fantasy posts since 1997 on RSPW, 1998 on APWWWF. With Google breaking ties with Usenet, it's time to say goodbye as well, after 27 years. It's been a trip.
1. Kelani Jordan & Brinley Reece def. Kiana James & Izzi Dame in 2:30. Dame never got into the match. James was squashed as punishment for needing illegal help from Dame on 2/13 to beat Reece in the latter's NXT TV debut. Jordan hit the split-legged moonsault, then tagged out to Reece, who did the same, except it was the corkscrew version (Starship Pain) to pick up her first win.
Lash Legend & Jakara Jackson have been escorted out of the Wells Fargo Center, as the male half of Meta-Four, Oro Mensah & Noam Dar, were DQ'd off air for interference (distraction) on Tuesday. Rematch vs. Von Wagner & Robert Stone is next.
2. Stone & Wagner def. Mensah & Dar in 3:10. Another old school TV squash, as Dar was pinned, as he should've been on Tuesday, after a powerbomb. Wagner was to face Josh Briggs for the UWA Heritage Cup, but that match was cancelled, and as the series ends this week, Wagner was declared the Heritage Cup champion. Dar is not recognized by the UWA due to excessive violations.
3. National title: Bobby Lashley def. Karrion Kross in 13:43 with the Dominator 2.0 (running powerslam). Scarlett sang "Fall & Prey" live to a good reaction, but after that, Kross ran out of energy early, leaving him prey for Lashley.
4. NXT tag titles: Bron Breakker & Baron Corbin def. the D"Angelo Family to win the titles (NXT, 2/13). Best match that night.
5. Ivy Nile submitted Chelsea Green with the Diamond Chain in 8:03.
6. The Outrunners vs. the Workhorsemen ended in No Contest at 1:55 when the Young Bucks hit the ring and attacked both teams. Brandon Cutler cut a promo, and said that the Bucks, Matthew & Nicholas Jackson, were taking over the show. No, they're not...
Jack Hunter came out. So did Eddie Kingston, who has ripped the Bucks on social media of late. We had the first half of our double main event....
7. Hunter & Kingston def. the Bucks in 13:55. Kingston pinned Matthew Jackson after two spinning backfists, leading to Hunter hitting Super Sweet Chin Music to set up a 3rd, final, backfist. Cutler pulled out the cold spray, but Kingston hit the backfist, and Hunter laid out Cutler with the Last Ride.
8. UWA women's title: Rhea Ripley def. Lola Vice in 8:30 with Riptide. Vice looked like she was hurt, even in winning Tuesday over Tatum Paxley.
9. Kevin Owens & the Creed Brothers (w/Ivy) def. Logan Paul, Grayson Waller, & Austin Theory in 22:51. Owens pinned Paul with the bullfrog splash after Julius wiped out the US champ with the sliding lariat.
The Founders came out to say goodbye with an emotional promo. After nearly 21 1/2 years, it's time to close the curtain. and they thanked the talent and the fans for their support. They took their final bows, and left to a standing ovation.
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I've been writing these fantasy posts since 1997 on RSPW, 1998 on APWWWF. With Google breaking ties with Usenet, it's time to say goodbye as well, after 27 years. It's been a trip.
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