Tuesday, April 24, 2012
NEXT SHOW...!!!!
Le retour de la ToW à Montréal !
ToW-9 sera présenté le 5 mai 2012 au Centre Pierre-Charbonneau, à Montréal.
La TOW compte en mettre plein la vue aux spectateurs pour son tout premier gala de l’année 2012. Avec une carte des plus extraordinaires, les amateurs de lutte en seront comblés.
La soirée débutera avec un Fan Fest à 17h00 qui se tiendra dans le hall d’entrée du Centre Pierre-Charbonneau. Plusieurs surprises sont au rendez-vous pour les vrais amateurs de lutte.
À 19h00, le spectacle commencera avec le Royal Gauntlet Match. Samson, Booglie, Darkko, Billy Gibson, Green Phantom, Genesis et Pat Guénette s’affronteront dans l’arène dans le but de remporter la victoire qui donne droit au combat pour le titre de championnat de la ToW qui aura lieu lors de l’événement principal de la soirée.
Ensuite, nous ferons place à un combat par équipe. Dans un coin, "Mas-Dru Struction" avec Éric Mastrocola et Dru Onyx contre la "TDT" composée de Mathieu St-Jacques et Thomas Dubois.
WWE vs ROH : Sylvain Grenier, 4 fois champion par équipe avec la WWE, accompagné du très célèbre manager Jimmy Hart "The Mouth of the South", peut-être réussira-t-il à faire gagner son protégé qui devra affronter Kevin Steen, vedette de la ROH. Steen a déjà détenu le titre de champion par équipe avec El Generico pour cette même fédération.
La ToW rendra un hommage posthume à Dino Bravo, qui a su marqué la lutte au Québec.
Chris Masters, qui a performé au sein de la WWE entre 2005 et 2011 se battra contre Sexxxy Eddy. Masters réussira-t-il à appliquer le "Master Lock" à notre vedette de la ToW ? Seuls les amateurs de lutte présents auront la réponse à cette question !
Ensuite, un combat très attendu : nous aurons la visite de nul autre que VADER ! Big Van Vader tentera de remporter la victoire contre Handsome JF. Beaucoup d’action est à prévoir dans ce combat. Handsome JF qui n’a pas peur de personne, réussira-t-il à survivre contre Vader ? Les rumeurs disent qu’il a très peur depuis qu’il a su le nom de son adversaire. Mais le contrat est signé, donc Handsome JF ne peut plus reculer !
Et comme événement principal de la soirée : Le seul, l’unique, le premier champion incontesté de la ToW, Franky the Mobster défendra sa ceinture contre le gagnant du Royal Gauntlet Match. Est-ce qu’un nouveau champion sera couronné ? Une seule façon de le savoir, achetez vos billets dès aujourd’hui !
Les billets sont présentement disponibles pour des coûts variant de 20$ à 50$ à la billetterie du Centre Pierre-Charbonneau situé dans le Parc Olympique au 3000, rue Viau à Montréal. La station de Métro Viau se trouve à deux pas de l’amphithéâtre qui a été conçu spécialement pour les sports de combat durant les Jeux Olympiques de 1976. Vous pouvez aussi vous procurer des billets au www.centrepierrecharbonneau.com ou par téléphone au (514) 872-6644. Le prix du billet vous donne accès au FanFest.
Pour plus de détails, consultez le site internet de la TOW au www.TOWLutte.com
Friday, February 3, 2012
CRW - 3 Fevrier 2012
3 Fevrier 2012 Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies Métro Pix-IX, Ensuite Autobus 139 (Aux 10 minutes) Restaurant: 17h30 // Portes: 19h45 // Gala: 20h00 VIP: 10$ - Admission Générale: 8$ Main Event Combat Par Équipe Alextreme & Leon Saver vs Dru Onyx & Superstar Shayne Hawke Combat En Simple Ryan Rogan vs Darkko Combat par équipe Buxx Bellmar & William Brady W; Oz vs Paul Rosenberg & Chris Cruze Combat en Simple The Rush vs Zack Storm Combat Par Équipe Sylvain Grenier & "Big" Bryan Kevins vs Jake Matthews & Mike Gibson Egalement Présent Maverick, Nico Marshall, Del Cardino, Pitbull Brando et plusieurs autres |
Monday, January 30, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
CRW 20 January 2012
20 Janvier - Stipulations 2012
Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies, Montreal
Affrontement ultime entre Jake Matthews et Sylvain Grenier, Shovel on a Pole style!
Une rivalité s'est installée entre Matthews et Grenier il y a quelques semaines, la pelle étant leur arme de prédilection. Cette même pelle sera en jeu ce Vendredi, suspendue à un poteau, son utilisation parfaitement légale, alors qu'ils s'affronteront dans un 'Shovel on a Pole Match'.
Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies, Montreal
Affrontement ultime entre Jake Matthews et Sylvain Grenier, Shovel on a Pole style!
Une rivalité s'est installée entre Matthews et Grenier il y a quelques semaines, la pelle étant leur arme de prédilection. Cette même pelle sera en jeu ce Vendredi, suspendue à un poteau, son utilisation parfaitement légale, alors qu'ils s'affronteront dans un 'Shovel on a Pole Match'.
Friday, December 16, 2011
ART OF BATTLE 9 Decembre 2011
Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies
Combat En Simple
Sylvain Grenier vs Jake Matthews
The last confrontation between Jake Matthews and Sylvain Grenier was inconclusive, Matthews cheating to get a victory that was later overturned. He was ready to confront Grenier again, but his opponent didn't turn up. Grenier's theme song played several times and the referee had to start the match without one of the wrestlers. Jake was about to get a win by count out when Sylvain emerged from nowhere, shovel in hand, and took his revenge for the assault suffered at the last show. He was disqualified but justice was done.
Jake Matthews against Sylvain Grenier / / Winner: Jake Matthews by DQ
Le dernier affrontement entre Jake Matthews et Sylvain Grenier fut peu concluant, Matthews y allant de multiples tricheries afin d'obtenir une victoire qui fut renversée par la suite. Il était fin prêt à se mesurer à Grenier une fois de plus, mais son adversaire n'était pas au rendez-vous. Son thème musical joua à plusieurs reprises et l'arbitre dû donc débuter le match malgré l'absence de l'un des participants. Alors que Jake était sur le point d'obtenir une victoire par décompte de 10, Sylvain émergea de nulle part, pelle à la main, et obtenu vengeance pour l'assaut qu'il subit au dernier gala. Il fut disqualifié sur le champ mais justice fut tout de même rendue.
Jake Matthews contre Sylvain Grenier // Vainqueur: Jake Matthews par disqualification
Combat En Simple
Sylvain Grenier vs Jake Matthews
The last confrontation between Jake Matthews and Sylvain Grenier was inconclusive, Matthews cheating to get a victory that was later overturned. He was ready to confront Grenier again, but his opponent didn't turn up. Grenier's theme song played several times and the referee had to start the match without one of the wrestlers. Jake was about to get a win by count out when Sylvain emerged from nowhere, shovel in hand, and took his revenge for the assault suffered at the last show. He was disqualified but justice was done.
Jake Matthews against Sylvain Grenier / / Winner: Jake Matthews by DQ
Le dernier affrontement entre Jake Matthews et Sylvain Grenier fut peu concluant, Matthews y allant de multiples tricheries afin d'obtenir une victoire qui fut renversée par la suite. Il était fin prêt à se mesurer à Grenier une fois de plus, mais son adversaire n'était pas au rendez-vous. Son thème musical joua à plusieurs reprises et l'arbitre dû donc débuter le match malgré l'absence de l'un des participants. Alors que Jake était sur le point d'obtenir une victoire par décompte de 10, Sylvain émergea de nulle part, pelle à la main, et obtenu vengeance pour l'assaut qu'il subit au dernier gala. Il fut disqualifié sur le champ mais justice fut tout de même rendue.
Jake Matthews contre Sylvain Grenier // Vainqueur: Jake Matthews par disqualification
CRW, RÉSUMÉ DU 2 DÉCEMBRE 2011
Jake Matthews exigea un gros morceau de viande fraîche à se mettre sous la dent au dernier gala et la direction obligea d'un combat contre Sylvain Grenier. Matthews réalisa rapidement que la force, combinée a l'expérience de l'ancien champion de la WWE, faisaient de lui un adversaire redoutable et il s'en remit donc à la tricherie afin d'assurer sa victoire. Jake s'abandonna à la folie et attaqua Grenier, armé de sa légendaire pelle, une fois le combat terminé. Son manque flagrant d'esprit sportif poussa l'arbitre à renverser sa décision, accordant ainsi la victoire à Sylvain.
Jake Matthews contre Sylvain Grenier // Vainqueur: Sylvain Grenier par inversion de la décision
Jake Matthews contre Sylvain Grenier // Vainqueur: Sylvain Grenier par inversion de la décision
Friday, November 25, 2011
CWI Wrestling - Fall Invasion Tour * Nov 19th, 2011 * Caledonia, ON
| Event | CWI Fall Brawl II |
| Date: | 19.11.2011 |
| Promotion: | Championship Wrestling International |
| Type: | Event |
| Location: | Caledonia, Ontario, Canada |
| Arena: | Caledonia Fairgrounds |
| Attendance: | 800+ |
RIP Impact def. Hornet
Joey Valentyne def. Mike Hart
Sane def. Scotty Turner
Ethan Page w/Leah Von Dutch def. RJ City
Robbie MacAllister explained that he was now Robert "Guillotine" Graham, and he and Bruiser Bolen would be challenging for the tag titles in a tournament final against D-X Members X-Pac & Billy Gunn. Card changed around, and that the team was known as MUTINY. Graham continued to introduce the 48% shareholder of CWI.... HIMSELF!
Bushwhacker Luke/Brutus "the Barber" Beefcake def. Masked Assasins
Raven's Rules Match
Raven def. Boris Breshnev
INTERMISSION
Val Venis def. "Masterpiece" Chris Masters
-Post Match Venis cut a promo about how he used to wrestle Masters and he has come a long way. Masters shook his hand but beat him down afterwards.
MUTINY (Bolen & Graham) def. D-X (X-Pac & Billy Gunn) to become new CWI Tag Champions.
Nick Nitro came out and said he was still the majority holder, that the Nasty Boys were the number 1 contenders and the match would happen right now.
Nasty Boys def. MUTINY (c) to become new CWI Tag Champions
MAIN EVENT
Tatanka def. Sylvain Grenier
Grenier used his Quebec flag on Tatanka after "accidently" colliding with the ref & taking him out of play. A second ref came in and counted the pin but Tatanka kicked out. Grenier was incensed and punched out the second ref. Tatanka hit his "End Of The Trail" on Grenier and a groggy 1st ref counted the pin.
CWI Wrestling - Fall Invasion Tour * Nov 18th, 2011 * Lindsay, ON
CWI Fall Invasion Tour Invades The Lex
18.11.2011
Championship Wrestling International
Lindsay, Ontario, Canada
Arena: The Lex
Attendance: 700+
Dark Match
Scotty Turner defeats Hornet
Singles Match
RJ City defeats Ethan Page
Singles Match
Jon Bolen defeats Bushwhacker Luke
Raven's Rules Match
Raven defeats Guillotine Graham
Singles Match
Tatanka defeats Boris Brezhnev
CWI Tag Team Title Tournament Match
Billy Gunn & X-Pac defeat The Flatliners (Asylum & Matt Burns)
Singles Match
Val Venis defeats Sylvain Grenier
Thursday, November 3, 2011
--CRW from last night in Montreal before 115 fans: Big Bryan Kevin b Maverick, Chris Cruze & Johnny Jack Spade b Shayne Hawke Stew Ramjattan, Mike Gibson b Leon Saver, Super Smash Brothers b Thomas Dubois & Mathieu St.Jacques, LuFisto & Kalamity b Angelie Skyde & Missy, Pitbull Brando b John Fury in a dog collar match, Paul Rosenberg b Pat Skillz, Dru Onyx b Sylvain Grenier, Jake Matthews won three-way over Michael Elgin and Darkko, Davey Richards b Kevin Steen. Ted DiBiase Sr. was at the show unadvertised since he was a last minute addition doing a meet and greet (thanks to Pat Laprade)
Full image gallery here
Already stacked Montreal CRW show gets a Million Dollar bonus
By PATRIC LAPRADE - SLAM! Wrestling
CRW Third Anniversary in Montreal Photo Gallery
MONTREAL - It's not every day you can see a show with a Hall of Famer, a former WWE tag champion, the ROH World champion, one of the best female wrestler in the country and one of the best talent developed in your province in the past years. Montreal's CRW could claim all the above, and more, after its third anniversary show Saturday night.
For the record, the Hall of Famer was Ted DiBiase Sr., who is in the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame and the WWE Hall of Fame, the former WWE tag champ was Sylvain Grenier of La Resistance, the ROH champ is Davey Richards, LuFisto is the woman wrestler, and Kevin Steen is Quebec's current greatest wrestling export.
While the main-event between Richards and "Mr. Wrestling" Steen was known since the show was first announced, DiBiase's presence was a last minute thing.
"We received a call from the pastor of the church where Mr. DiBiase is going to be at Sunday morning. He saw one of our flyers and asked us if we would be interested to have him on the show," said Patrick Boucher, one of the owners of Combat Revolution Wrestling.
"We had to wait until it was official to announce his presence and that was only this (Saturday) morning that everything got settled. If they'd called before, I would've changed the poster and do more publicity around his presence." said Gilles Boucher, Patrick's father and the other half of the ownership team.
But how many times does a company get offered a Hall of Famer? The Bouchers took the opportunity to welcome DiBiase to their show at the Centre CRW even if they had little time to do publicity around him.
It did convince some fans to show up for the show. "I saw on Facebook that DiBiase was here tonight and decided to come because of it." said local sports journalist and wrestling fan Guillaume Lefrançois.
A meet and greet was added 30 minutes before the show where fans could have a picture with "The Million Dollar Man," get an autograph, buy his autobiography or one of his DVDs. DiBiase, who has been a minister for 10 years now, was in Montreal for the third time in three years, but it was his first appearance on an independent show.
"I rarely do indy shows. Between my speeches, which are three week-ends out of four, WWE, some wrestling conventions and some others like the Comic-Cons, I have a pretty busy schedule," DiBiase told SLAM! Wrestling.
After the first match, DiBiase was introduced in the ring and did talk about why he was in the city and sort of did the kind of speech he usually does at church, but more wrestling
"If I've said it once I've said it a million times, everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man!" he said to start things off. Throughout his 15-20 minute speech, he talked about wrestling fans being the greatest fans because of their loyalty; how he became a born again Christian after he was caught committing adultery in 1992; how he's seen Canada more than most Canadians throughout his career; stories about Lex Luger and name dropping some other born again Christians like Shawn Michaels, Nikita Koloff and Tully Blanchard.
In a line that earned him a really good hand of applause, he said: "If you thing being a man is taking steroids, grow up, that's not being a man."
During the long promo, the fans in attendance were really paid attention. But it wasn't DiBiase's first speech at a wrestling show and he knew what the fans were there for. "I could tell stories throughout the night but you came to see wrestling and I thank you for listening to me. If things are not so good for you and even if they are, come see me tomorrow."
As for the wrestling, the CRW show was stacked even before DiBiase's presence was announced. The main event of the card was ROH World champion Davey Richards against Kevin Steen, marking Richards' first indy appearance in Quebec.
"I came here twice with ROH but I never had the chance to see the city," said Richards. "Canada has a rich history of wrestling and if it wasn't for Canada and me watching Stampede Wrestling when I was a kid, I wouldn't be a wrestler."
The match itself was a good one, but it could have been better if it wasn't for Steen's injured back. "I really had trouble bending over during the match," Steen said afterwards. In his defence, a Richards-Steen match is never an easy one, as these two have wrestled many times throughout the world.
"We wrestled together for the first time in 2005 in California. Then, we wrestled on the East Coast, the West Coast, in England, Germany and France. It's always a war!" said Richards after the match, a bout he won after Pat Skillz, Steen's partner at CRW, came out to help his buddy, but turned against him as Richards pushed Steen into Skillz before putting him in an ankle lock to win the match.
In the semi-final, 20-year veteran "Paranoid" Jake Matthews surprisingly won a three-way match against 6-foot-10 giant Darkko and ROH's Michael Elgin, of Toronto. Matthews was a bit of a weasel here. After Darkko put the chokeslam to Elgin, Matthews, from behind, threw Darkko out of the ring and took the pin on Elgin to win the match.
The CRW champion Dru Onyx successfully defended his title against former WWE tag champion Sylvain Grenier, thanks to his friends and students, Shayne Hawke and Stew Ramjattan, who interfered to help him keep his championship.
In a women's tag team bout, the duo of LuFisto and the newly-crowned Femmes Fatales champion Kalamity won over Angie Skye and Missy. It was a special night for LuFisto and Kalamity as they were working together for the first time since Kalamity beat LuFisto for the championship a few weeks ago.
"I changed my style since I won the title. I'm more intense in the ring, maybe even stiffer! But I'm kind of anxious for tonight, because I want LuFisto to be proud of me," said Kalamity before her match.
As far as her trainer is concerned, she completely trusts her trainee. "I find a lot of satisfaction in letting her my spot. I don't have to run the show anymore!" said LuFisto.
Finally, in what many considered the best match on the card, Player Uno and Stupefied, known as the Super Smash Bros., became the new CRW tag team champions by defeating a young promising team, Thomas "The Pipes" Dubois and Mathieu St-Jacques. It's just one more accolade for the Super Smash Bros., Quebec's 2010 tag team of the year. Before 2011 ends, they will wrestle for 2CW in New York against former WWE champions Paul London and Brian Kendrick and they will also make a return to PWG in December, as they will face the American Wolves of Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards. They are in talks with PWG to go there on a more regular basis.
Overall, the show was good considering it went a bit too long, but when you have such a line-up plus a last-minute addition like Ted DiBiase, you can't really do anything about it. CRW has been flourishing on the Quebec indy scene for the past few years and things are looking good for it.
"We'd like to bring more stars and have other meet and greets like this one. We're working on something that would make that wish possible. It was also the first time we filmed the show with commentators and in a more professional way so we could sell more DVD and hoping to make a name for ourselves outside the province." said Patrick Boucher.
Here are the complete results from the CRW 3rd anniversary show in front of 125 people.
Pre-show match: Big Bryan Kevin beat Maverick
Chris Cruze & Johnny Jack Spade beat Shayne Hawke & Stew Ramjattan
Mike Gibson defeated Leon Saver
Super Smash Bros. beat Thomas Dubois & Mathieu St-Jacques to win the CRW tag team titles
LuFisto & Kalamity beat Angie Skye & Missy
Pitbull Brando defeated John Fury in a dog collar match
Paul Rosenberg beat Pat Skillz
Dru Onyx kept his CRW title defeating Sylvain Grenier
Jake Matthews won a 3-way match over Michael Elgin and Darkko
Davey Richards defeated Kevin Steen
Full image gallery here
Already stacked Montreal CRW show gets a Million Dollar bonus
By PATRIC LAPRADE - SLAM! Wrestling
CRW Third Anniversary in Montreal Photo Gallery
MONTREAL - It's not every day you can see a show with a Hall of Famer, a former WWE tag champion, the ROH World champion, one of the best female wrestler in the country and one of the best talent developed in your province in the past years. Montreal's CRW could claim all the above, and more, after its third anniversary show Saturday night.
For the record, the Hall of Famer was Ted DiBiase Sr., who is in the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame and the WWE Hall of Fame, the former WWE tag champ was Sylvain Grenier of La Resistance, the ROH champ is Davey Richards, LuFisto is the woman wrestler, and Kevin Steen is Quebec's current greatest wrestling export.
While the main-event between Richards and "Mr. Wrestling" Steen was known since the show was first announced, DiBiase's presence was a last minute thing.
"We received a call from the pastor of the church where Mr. DiBiase is going to be at Sunday morning. He saw one of our flyers and asked us if we would be interested to have him on the show," said Patrick Boucher, one of the owners of Combat Revolution Wrestling.
"We had to wait until it was official to announce his presence and that was only this (Saturday) morning that everything got settled. If they'd called before, I would've changed the poster and do more publicity around his presence." said Gilles Boucher, Patrick's father and the other half of the ownership team.
But how many times does a company get offered a Hall of Famer? The Bouchers took the opportunity to welcome DiBiase to their show at the Centre CRW even if they had little time to do publicity around him.
It did convince some fans to show up for the show. "I saw on Facebook that DiBiase was here tonight and decided to come because of it." said local sports journalist and wrestling fan Guillaume Lefrançois.
A meet and greet was added 30 minutes before the show where fans could have a picture with "The Million Dollar Man," get an autograph, buy his autobiography or one of his DVDs. DiBiase, who has been a minister for 10 years now, was in Montreal for the third time in three years, but it was his first appearance on an independent show.
"I rarely do indy shows. Between my speeches, which are three week-ends out of four, WWE, some wrestling conventions and some others like the Comic-Cons, I have a pretty busy schedule," DiBiase told SLAM! Wrestling.
After the first match, DiBiase was introduced in the ring and did talk about why he was in the city and sort of did the kind of speech he usually does at church, but more wrestling
"If I've said it once I've said it a million times, everybody's got a price for the Million Dollar Man!" he said to start things off. Throughout his 15-20 minute speech, he talked about wrestling fans being the greatest fans because of their loyalty; how he became a born again Christian after he was caught committing adultery in 1992; how he's seen Canada more than most Canadians throughout his career; stories about Lex Luger and name dropping some other born again Christians like Shawn Michaels, Nikita Koloff and Tully Blanchard.
In a line that earned him a really good hand of applause, he said: "If you thing being a man is taking steroids, grow up, that's not being a man."
During the long promo, the fans in attendance were really paid attention. But it wasn't DiBiase's first speech at a wrestling show and he knew what the fans were there for. "I could tell stories throughout the night but you came to see wrestling and I thank you for listening to me. If things are not so good for you and even if they are, come see me tomorrow."
As for the wrestling, the CRW show was stacked even before DiBiase's presence was announced. The main event of the card was ROH World champion Davey Richards against Kevin Steen, marking Richards' first indy appearance in Quebec.
"I came here twice with ROH but I never had the chance to see the city," said Richards. "Canada has a rich history of wrestling and if it wasn't for Canada and me watching Stampede Wrestling when I was a kid, I wouldn't be a wrestler."
The match itself was a good one, but it could have been better if it wasn't for Steen's injured back. "I really had trouble bending over during the match," Steen said afterwards. In his defence, a Richards-Steen match is never an easy one, as these two have wrestled many times throughout the world.
"We wrestled together for the first time in 2005 in California. Then, we wrestled on the East Coast, the West Coast, in England, Germany and France. It's always a war!" said Richards after the match, a bout he won after Pat Skillz, Steen's partner at CRW, came out to help his buddy, but turned against him as Richards pushed Steen into Skillz before putting him in an ankle lock to win the match.
In the semi-final, 20-year veteran "Paranoid" Jake Matthews surprisingly won a three-way match against 6-foot-10 giant Darkko and ROH's Michael Elgin, of Toronto. Matthews was a bit of a weasel here. After Darkko put the chokeslam to Elgin, Matthews, from behind, threw Darkko out of the ring and took the pin on Elgin to win the match.
The CRW champion Dru Onyx successfully defended his title against former WWE tag champion Sylvain Grenier, thanks to his friends and students, Shayne Hawke and Stew Ramjattan, who interfered to help him keep his championship.
In a women's tag team bout, the duo of LuFisto and the newly-crowned Femmes Fatales champion Kalamity won over Angie Skye and Missy. It was a special night for LuFisto and Kalamity as they were working together for the first time since Kalamity beat LuFisto for the championship a few weeks ago.
"I changed my style since I won the title. I'm more intense in the ring, maybe even stiffer! But I'm kind of anxious for tonight, because I want LuFisto to be proud of me," said Kalamity before her match.
As far as her trainer is concerned, she completely trusts her trainee. "I find a lot of satisfaction in letting her my spot. I don't have to run the show anymore!" said LuFisto.
Finally, in what many considered the best match on the card, Player Uno and Stupefied, known as the Super Smash Bros., became the new CRW tag team champions by defeating a young promising team, Thomas "The Pipes" Dubois and Mathieu St-Jacques. It's just one more accolade for the Super Smash Bros., Quebec's 2010 tag team of the year. Before 2011 ends, they will wrestle for 2CW in New York against former WWE champions Paul London and Brian Kendrick and they will also make a return to PWG in December, as they will face the American Wolves of Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards. They are in talks with PWG to go there on a more regular basis.
Overall, the show was good considering it went a bit too long, but when you have such a line-up plus a last-minute addition like Ted DiBiase, you can't really do anything about it. CRW has been flourishing on the Quebec indy scene for the past few years and things are looking good for it.
"We'd like to bring more stars and have other meet and greets like this one. We're working on something that would make that wish possible. It was also the first time we filmed the show with commentators and in a more professional way so we could sell more DVD and hoping to make a name for ourselves outside the province." said Patrick Boucher.
Here are the complete results from the CRW 3rd anniversary show in front of 125 people.
Pre-show match: Big Bryan Kevin beat Maverick
Chris Cruze & Johnny Jack Spade beat Shayne Hawke & Stew Ramjattan
Mike Gibson defeated Leon Saver
Super Smash Bros. beat Thomas Dubois & Mathieu St-Jacques to win the CRW tag team titles
LuFisto & Kalamity beat Angie Skye & Missy
Pitbull Brando defeated John Fury in a dog collar match
Paul Rosenberg beat Pat Skillz
Dru Onyx kept his CRW title defeating Sylvain Grenier
Jake Matthews won a 3-way match over Michael Elgin and Darkko
Davey Richards defeated Kevin Steen
Sunday, July 17, 2011
CRW 8 JULY, 2011 - SYLVAIN STANDOUT
VENDREDI 8 Juillet 2011
Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies
Métro Pix-IX, Ensuite Autobus 139 (Aux 10 minutes même le Dimanche)
Restaurant: 18h00 // Portes: 19h15 // Gala: 20h00
VIP: 10$ - Admission Générale: 8$
Centre CRW: 4372 Boul. Des Grandes Prairies
Métro Pix-IX, Ensuite Autobus 139 (Aux 10 minutes même le Dimanche)
Restaurant: 18h00 // Portes: 19h15 // Gala: 20h00
VIP: 10$ - Admission Générale: 8$
Main Event
Championnat Québécois
Mathieu St-Jacques vs Franky The Mobster
Championnat Québécois
Mathieu St-Jacques vs Franky The Mobster
Le retour de Thomas "The Pipes" Dubois a la CRW
Aspirant #1 au Titre Québécois
Three Way Dance
Thomas "The Pipes" Dubois vs Sylvain Grenier vs Handsome JF
Handsome JF était originalement prévu pour un combat en simple contre Sylvain Grenier, le vainqueur se méritant une chance au championnat Québécois. Il s'agissait d'une opportunité en or pour JF qui, rappelons-le, n'avait jamais encore mit pied à la CRW. Sylvain avait toutefois d'autres plans en tête, désirant plutôt régler ses comptes avec Thomas Dubois qui lui coûta la ceinture Québécoise lors d'Adrénaline 3, et Handsome JF fut donc remplacé par Dubois. Le nouveau venu était, de toute évidence, furieux face à cette injustice, se voyant dépouillé de sa chance au championnat, et exigea à ce que son combat original lui soit restauré. La direction de la CRW apporta donc quelques changements à l'horaire et c'est ainsi que l'affrontement devint une triple menace pour déterminer l'aspirant principal au titre Québécois. Les motivations de Dubois lors de ce combat demeuraient un mystère, sachant que le champion actuel était son partenaire, mais sa détermination à remporter la victoire était indéniable. Sylvain et JF n'en étaient pas pour le moins ambitieux et ce fut contre toutes attentes que Handsome JF remporta les honneurs, issue d'un combat d'une intensité hors du commun.
Handsome JF contre Thomas "The Pipes" Dubois contre Sylvain Grenier // Vainqueur et aspirant principal au titre Québécois: Handsome JF
Championnat Par Équipe
Pat Skillz & Kevin Steen (C) vs Lex/Rex Lerman
Leon Saver Open Challenge
Leon Saver vs ???
Combat En Simple
Darkko vs Lucky Sabiti
Combat En Simple
Sexxxy Eddy vs Dru Onyx
Championnat Biblique
Hanzel (C) vs "Big" Bryan Kevins
Le Retour de MTH à Montréal!!!
MTH vs Alextreme
Également Présent:
Mike Gibson
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Pat Laprade Live
Patric Laprade
Mardi 28 juin 2011
-Dru Onyx, Darkko et Sylvain Grenier vont être à Boston et à Uncasville au Connecticut les 11 et 12 juillet prochains pour Raw et Smackdown. J’ai entendu deux versions, une qui disait qu’ils auraient un try-out et l’autre qui parlait de dark matchs. Je rapportais dernièrement que Pat Patterson avait jasé avec Darkko lors du dernier gala de la ToW et suite à ça, la WWE a demandé à Darkko de leur envoyer des nouvelles photos. Ils ont contacté Grenier pour l’amener ainsi que Darkko. Dru Onyx avait pour sa part fait belle figure aux derniers essais de la FCW en Floride et a reçu l’appel pour ces deux dates. Grenier de son côté est en pourparlers avec la WWE depuis plusieurs mois. Darkko n’avait reçu aucune nouvelle de la WWE depuis environ un an, alors il est fort à parier que Patterson y est pour quelque chose. Raw sera à Ottawa le 12 septembre et Smackdown à Toronto le 13, peut-être bien qu’ils seront rappelés là aussi. Le dernier Raw à Ottawa avait vu plusieurs lutteurs québécois dans son vestiaire, alors que les Grenier, Onyx, Generico, Prophet, Twin Terrors et Alex Silva y étaient.Monday, June 27, 2011
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