Sunday, June 9, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
interview 24 May 2013
Entrevue avec l'ancien lutteur de la WWE et de la TNA, Sylvain Grenier. On jase TOW, Gala de lutte à Saint-Damien de Buckland et + encore... Sly invite même Gab sur le ring....
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Sylvain Grenier le lutteur en Studio
Sylvain Grenier le lutteur en Studio - L'ancien de la WWE, Sylvain Grenier était de passage dans les studios de KYK Radio X pour nous parler de lutte au Québec. Une entrevue humaine sur un homme passionné. click to listen
Sunday, April 28, 2013
| 2013-04-27 Résultats St-Ambroise |
| Section Événements - Aperçus et Résultats |
D-Generate l'emporte contre Mr. Brown
Une cérémonie est tenue pour remercier le président d'honneur de la soirée, Martin "DeAmon" Labonté, pour son travail dans la réalisation des précédents galas tenus à St-Ambroise. Frank DeBoss, accompagné de Barabas et d'Ultimate Dyzaster, vient runier la cérémonie en disant à Martin Labonté qu'il n'a plus d'affaires dans le ring de la JCW. Barabas prend le micro pour insulter Sylvain Grenier et Traver puis lui et Dyzaster attaquent Martin Labonté. Traver intervient finalement pour rétablir la situation.
Dann Damage et Jim Harrison l'emporte contre L'Équipe la Plus Rapide et Dangereuse (Matt Angel/James Edward Anderson) et deviennent les nouveaux Champions par Équipe JCW
Emilio conservent le championnat provincial dans un combat triple menace contre Markus Blade et Scotty
L'Équipe Radio-X de Fred Gagné l'emporte contre la Ligue de l'injustice de Martin-Thomas Côté dans le défi Suvivor Series Radio-X. Piastro de la Pesos et Sweet Sexy Dee sont les seuls survivants
Paul Goliath conserve le championnat JCW en l'emportant contre Big Mario
Jack-A-Lidster (avec Dominator) l'emporte contre Sylvain Grenier
Le combat entre Barabas (avec Frank DeBoss) et Traver (avec Anick) se termine sans gagnant après que Barabas ait poussé Traver du haut d'un échafaud à travers le stage d'entrée. DeAmon fait ensuite son entrée pour confronter Barabas. Ultimate Dyzaster puis Sylvain Grenier se joignent à la mêlée qui finalement remportée par les favoris de la foule.
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
TOW - Rivière-Du-Loup 2012 - Franky The Mobster vs. Sylvain Grenier
Grande Finale de la TOW au Centre Premier Tech en 2012. Franky The Mobster contre Sylvain Grenier. Animation par Jean-François Kelly.
Friday, April 5, 2013
TOW PAPINEAUVILLE RESULTS
Highlight Reel l'emportent sur "Sexxxy" Eddy Dorozowsky& Handsome JF (acc. Mike Lyons)
• Dru Onyx l'emporte sur Buxx Belmar après un coup de chaise porté derrière l'arbitre.
• Buxx Belmar remporte une bataille royale
• Sylvain Grenier & Buxx Belmar l'emporte sur Dru Onyx, Eddy & Handsome JF, après que les 3 s'en prirent à Mastrocola avant le début du combat pour forcer Sylvain à les affronter.
• Dru Onyx l'emporte sur Buxx Belmar après un coup de chaise porté derrière l'arbitre.
• Buxx Belmar remporte une bataille royale
• Sylvain Grenier & Buxx Belmar l'emporte sur Dru Onyx, Eddy & Handsome JF, après que les 3 s'en prirent à Mastrocola avant le début du combat pour forcer Sylvain à les affronter.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
TOW 10
Photos are here
Friday night at the Pierre Charbonneau Center, Rowdy Roddy Piper made Montreal his playground for a night. Along with Abdullah the Butcher who was present to receive a plaque commemorating his wrestling career, Piper was in every corner of the T.O.W. wrestling card. "The first time I was in Montreal, I was 15 years old and under the tutelage of Mad Dog Vachon, Edouard Carpentier, Jos Leduc and many more. Montreal will always have a special place in my heart Piper," told SLAM Wrestling.
It was the tenth wrestling card for T.O.W. (Top Of the World) which is the brainchild of three-time WWE tag team champion Sylvain Grenier, along with Marc Blondin and Jean Francois Kelly, all three make up the Reseau Des Sports (Quebec's version of TSN) weekly TNA French broadcast. With their marketing strength and exposure and the numerous sponsors, this organization has all the tools to stick around for many years to come. Although the crowd was disappointing by TOW standards -- about only 550 fans showed up -- they were treated to a charisma clinic by the Rowdy One.
From the start, all VIP ticket holders to T.O.W. "Stardom" could enjoy the "Piper experience," a meet and greet along with autographs and pictures, Roddy Piper was as gracious as wrestling fans have grown to expect from him. Taking his time to chat with every one that met him, he was all smiles and grateful for all. His son Colton was along for the ride.
After a 30-minute delay, the show began with Booglie beating Genesis followed by a tag team affair with the Titans taking the win over Pat Guenette and former IWS champion Green Phantom.
Then it was time for Piper, running a Piper's Pit segment in the ring. The main focus was Piper explaining to the crowd why Samson had to back out from the four-way finale; naturally Piper ridiculed him in front of ecstatic fans. Then, in rapid succession. came TOW commissioner Marc Blondin, current Ring of Honor World champion Kevin Steen, former WWE tag team champion Sylvain Grenier, and Franky the Mobster. Once everyone had a short moment addressing the crowd, Piper took about two and a half seconds to trash everyone and send them to the dressing room, much to the delight of the fans.
The next match had Darkko putting Handsome J.F. to rest in a casket match, followed by Dru Onyx and Eric Mastrocola making minced meat of Sexxxy Eddy and Leon Saver. TNA star Tara, who was scheduled to go up against the Queen of Hardcore Lufisto, couldn’t make it due to passport problems (she forgot it at home!) so Kalamity replaced her in a very entertaining match that showcased both wrestlers' talents and was certainly appreciated as one of the favourite matches of the evening.
The main event, now a three-way cage match for the vacant T.O.W. championship title, pitted Grenier against Steen and Franky the Mobster, with the supposedly retired (from a back injury) Samson as a referee and Roddy Piper as the enforcer outside the ring to make sure Samson called it straight. This was easily the best match of the evening with a variety of high flying and power moves from three excellent wrestlers. The triple story suplex was something to be seen, getting a loud "holy sh--!" chant from the crowd.
But whenever you put a heel as a referee, there’s bound to be trouble as was the case here. Piper had to get into the ring to let Samson know he was doing a lousy job. After getting ridiculed and slapped a few times by the ref, Piper took matters in his hands, went ballistic and gave the youngster the beating of his life. Hot Rod threw him out of the ring and took over as a ref to finish the match. Grenier took the win and the championship belt by climbing over the cage while Steen and Mobster were crawling to the door -- but too late.
Abdullah the Butcher was honoured during the show, receiving a lifetime achievement plaque and Lamborghini wine. He then took the microphone to apologize to the fans for showing up in a wheelchair, as he is scheduled to have hip replacement surgery in two months. He did tell SLAM! Wrestling that he’s planning to wrestle again once healed.
"I’ve lost dozens of pounds and still feel great. I WILL wrestle again anyone who dares," he vowed. When asked about his best memories of wrestling in Montreal, only two words came out: "Women and money."
A tribute video was shown on the big screen showing his career and highlights. He seemed very touched by the standing ovation he received. Honoured many times over the years, including in Japan and as a honouree in the WWE Hall of Fame, Abdullah still has another goal -- induction into the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame in Amsterdam, New York. "The Wildman from the Sudan," who reportedly gave his WWE Hall of Fame ring to his brother, believes that to be the highest show of respect from the business of wrestling: "As far as I’m concerned, there’s only one Hall of Fame, and it’s in Amsterdam."
There were many greats present at the show, including former WWF champions Pat Patterson and Gino Brito, and Abdullah the Butcher's old manager, Deepak Massand.
Friday night at the Pierre Charbonneau Center, Rowdy Roddy Piper made Montreal his playground for a night. Along with Abdullah the Butcher who was present to receive a plaque commemorating his wrestling career, Piper was in every corner of the T.O.W. wrestling card. "The first time I was in Montreal, I was 15 years old and under the tutelage of Mad Dog Vachon, Edouard Carpentier, Jos Leduc and many more. Montreal will always have a special place in my heart Piper," told SLAM Wrestling.
It was the tenth wrestling card for T.O.W. (Top Of the World) which is the brainchild of three-time WWE tag team champion Sylvain Grenier, along with Marc Blondin and Jean Francois Kelly, all three make up the Reseau Des Sports (Quebec's version of TSN) weekly TNA French broadcast. With their marketing strength and exposure and the numerous sponsors, this organization has all the tools to stick around for many years to come. Although the crowd was disappointing by TOW standards -- about only 550 fans showed up -- they were treated to a charisma clinic by the Rowdy One.
From the start, all VIP ticket holders to T.O.W. "Stardom" could enjoy the "Piper experience," a meet and greet along with autographs and pictures, Roddy Piper was as gracious as wrestling fans have grown to expect from him. Taking his time to chat with every one that met him, he was all smiles and grateful for all. His son Colton was along for the ride.
After a 30-minute delay, the show began with Booglie beating Genesis followed by a tag team affair with the Titans taking the win over Pat Guenette and former IWS champion Green Phantom.
Then it was time for Piper, running a Piper's Pit segment in the ring. The main focus was Piper explaining to the crowd why Samson had to back out from the four-way finale; naturally Piper ridiculed him in front of ecstatic fans. Then, in rapid succession. came TOW commissioner Marc Blondin, current Ring of Honor World champion Kevin Steen, former WWE tag team champion Sylvain Grenier, and Franky the Mobster. Once everyone had a short moment addressing the crowd, Piper took about two and a half seconds to trash everyone and send them to the dressing room, much to the delight of the fans.
The next match had Darkko putting Handsome J.F. to rest in a casket match, followed by Dru Onyx and Eric Mastrocola making minced meat of Sexxxy Eddy and Leon Saver. TNA star Tara, who was scheduled to go up against the Queen of Hardcore Lufisto, couldn’t make it due to passport problems (she forgot it at home!) so Kalamity replaced her in a very entertaining match that showcased both wrestlers' talents and was certainly appreciated as one of the favourite matches of the evening.
The main event, now a three-way cage match for the vacant T.O.W. championship title, pitted Grenier against Steen and Franky the Mobster, with the supposedly retired (from a back injury) Samson as a referee and Roddy Piper as the enforcer outside the ring to make sure Samson called it straight. This was easily the best match of the evening with a variety of high flying and power moves from three excellent wrestlers. The triple story suplex was something to be seen, getting a loud "holy sh--!" chant from the crowd.
But whenever you put a heel as a referee, there’s bound to be trouble as was the case here. Piper had to get into the ring to let Samson know he was doing a lousy job. After getting ridiculed and slapped a few times by the ref, Piper took matters in his hands, went ballistic and gave the youngster the beating of his life. Hot Rod threw him out of the ring and took over as a ref to finish the match. Grenier took the win and the championship belt by climbing over the cage while Steen and Mobster were crawling to the door -- but too late.
Abdullah the Butcher was honoured during the show, receiving a lifetime achievement plaque and Lamborghini wine. He then took the microphone to apologize to the fans for showing up in a wheelchair, as he is scheduled to have hip replacement surgery in two months. He did tell SLAM! Wrestling that he’s planning to wrestle again once healed.
"I’ve lost dozens of pounds and still feel great. I WILL wrestle again anyone who dares," he vowed. When asked about his best memories of wrestling in Montreal, only two words came out: "Women and money."
A tribute video was shown on the big screen showing his career and highlights. He seemed very touched by the standing ovation he received. Honoured many times over the years, including in Japan and as a honouree in the WWE Hall of Fame, Abdullah still has another goal -- induction into the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame in Amsterdam, New York. "The Wildman from the Sudan," who reportedly gave his WWE Hall of Fame ring to his brother, believes that to be the highest show of respect from the business of wrestling: "As far as I’m concerned, there’s only one Hall of Fame, and it’s in Amsterdam."
There were many greats present at the show, including former WWF champions Pat Patterson and Gino Brito, and Abdullah the Butcher's old manager, Deepak Massand.
Title : TOW MONTREAL REPORT & PHOTOS FOR 9/21/12
Author : Bob Mulrenin
Date : 09/23/2012 (10:10:42 PM)
Hello;
Here is my little report on Top of the World 10 Wrestling event ''Stardom'' held in Montréal last Friday before an estimated 650 fans.
First there was the ''Piper Experience'' held before the show, including a 8x10, an autograph and a picture with the legend. Rowdy Roddy Piper was his usual friendly self, making everyone in line feel as if they were the most important people on earth. The show started more than 30 mins late as the line for Piper went forever, so they had to resume at intermission. Some fans came from the Ottawa and New-York area to meet him.
Opening match saw Boogli beat Genesis with a small package.
Then the Piper's Pit segment took place. Piper came out first, telling funny facts about some of his famous opponents, that fans in the crowd reminded him of. Piper then said there was a change in the main event, saying Samson was injured and could not face Sylvain Grenier in the cage. Samson came out, and explained he injured his back and had to retire. Sylvain Grenier, Kevin Steen and Mobster then came out to promote themselves. Owner Marc Blondin then stated that Samsom would be special referee, and if any of the 3 wrestlers touched him, they would be fired from TOW forever. Piper left with the Title belt, saying he would make sure the best man would win. Long but entertaining segment.
The Titans (Chakal & Bishop) beat Green Phantom & Pat Guénette when Bishop pinned Guénette.
Darkko beat Handsome JF in a casket match, chokeslamming him in the casket on the floor.
Dru Onyx & Éric Mastrocola beat Leon Saver and Sexxxy Eddy by pinfall.
During intermission ToW resumed their great tradition of honnouring a former wrestler who made his mark in Montréal. (Really, that is a wonderfull idea) This time they presented Abdullah the Butcher with a plaque, bottle of wine and tribute video. Abdullah, who was in a wheelchair, seemed to have lost a ton of weight since I saw his last match in Montréal in 2009. He addressed the crowd, sating he didn't want to show up in a wheelchair but didn't want to disapoint his fans so he still came out. He also said he needed a new hip, and would be undergoing surgery soon, and asked his fans to pray for him. ''Don't count me out, I will come back" said Abby, which is a hell of a promess at his age. He also joked that he was given all these gifts, but didn't receive a check. ToW's owner Marc Blondin answered "It's because you wanted cash". After all those years, it was the first time I saw Abdullah smile. His form Montréal manager Deepak Singh was with him, and they sold gimmicks all night long. He could stand with a walker at his gimmick table.
Lufisto beat Femmes Fatales Champion Kalamity (who subbed for no-show Tara) in a non-title match by pinfall.
It then took almost 45 minutes to set-up the cage.
Sylvain Grenier won a 3-way cage match and the vacant TOW Title against Franky The Mobster and ROH Champion Kevin Steen by being the first to escape the cage (over the top) . The end came about when Grenier and special referee Samson came to blows, prompting Roddy Piper into the cage to throw on Samson out the door, then put on the referee's shirt. No words if Grenier will be ''fired forever from TOW" since he touched Samson.
All-in-all an ok show, as Tara's absence took some star-power from the card. Word is she left home without her passeport.
No return date was announced.
Thanks for reading,
Frank
Author : Bob Mulrenin
Date : 09/23/2012 (10:10:42 PM)
Hello;
Here is my little report on Top of the World 10 Wrestling event ''Stardom'' held in Montréal last Friday before an estimated 650 fans.
First there was the ''Piper Experience'' held before the show, including a 8x10, an autograph and a picture with the legend. Rowdy Roddy Piper was his usual friendly self, making everyone in line feel as if they were the most important people on earth. The show started more than 30 mins late as the line for Piper went forever, so they had to resume at intermission. Some fans came from the Ottawa and New-York area to meet him.
Opening match saw Boogli beat Genesis with a small package.
Then the Piper's Pit segment took place. Piper came out first, telling funny facts about some of his famous opponents, that fans in the crowd reminded him of. Piper then said there was a change in the main event, saying Samson was injured and could not face Sylvain Grenier in the cage. Samson came out, and explained he injured his back and had to retire. Sylvain Grenier, Kevin Steen and Mobster then came out to promote themselves. Owner Marc Blondin then stated that Samsom would be special referee, and if any of the 3 wrestlers touched him, they would be fired from TOW forever. Piper left with the Title belt, saying he would make sure the best man would win. Long but entertaining segment.
The Titans (Chakal & Bishop) beat Green Phantom & Pat Guénette when Bishop pinned Guénette.
Darkko beat Handsome JF in a casket match, chokeslamming him in the casket on the floor.
Dru Onyx & Éric Mastrocola beat Leon Saver and Sexxxy Eddy by pinfall.
During intermission ToW resumed their great tradition of honnouring a former wrestler who made his mark in Montréal. (Really, that is a wonderfull idea) This time they presented Abdullah the Butcher with a plaque, bottle of wine and tribute video. Abdullah, who was in a wheelchair, seemed to have lost a ton of weight since I saw his last match in Montréal in 2009. He addressed the crowd, sating he didn't want to show up in a wheelchair but didn't want to disapoint his fans so he still came out. He also said he needed a new hip, and would be undergoing surgery soon, and asked his fans to pray for him. ''Don't count me out, I will come back" said Abby, which is a hell of a promess at his age. He also joked that he was given all these gifts, but didn't receive a check. ToW's owner Marc Blondin answered "It's because you wanted cash". After all those years, it was the first time I saw Abdullah smile. His form Montréal manager Deepak Singh was with him, and they sold gimmicks all night long. He could stand with a walker at his gimmick table.
Lufisto beat Femmes Fatales Champion Kalamity (who subbed for no-show Tara) in a non-title match by pinfall.
It then took almost 45 minutes to set-up the cage.
Sylvain Grenier won a 3-way cage match and the vacant TOW Title against Franky The Mobster and ROH Champion Kevin Steen by being the first to escape the cage (over the top) . The end came about when Grenier and special referee Samson came to blows, prompting Roddy Piper into the cage to throw on Samson out the door, then put on the referee's shirt. No words if Grenier will be ''fired forever from TOW" since he touched Samson.
All-in-all an ok show, as Tara's absence took some star-power from the card. Word is she left home without her passeport.
No return date was announced.
Thanks for reading,
Frank
Sunday, September 2, 2012
FROM TOW 9 TO TO 10 - THE SCENE IS SET
The scene is set for the upcoming cage match .....
Le commissaire de la TOW, Marc Blondin, dû annoncer la perte de la ceinture de FTM, mais ne pu déclarer aucun vainqueur. C'est donc à TOW 10 "Stardom" le 21 septembre que les deux aspirants au championnat de la TOW s'affronteront, et le tout se déroulera dans une cage et avec la présence de Rowdy Roddy Piper!
TOW Beachclub, extrait (14.07.2012)
Lors de l'évènement TOW au Beachclub de Pointe-Calumet, Sylvain Grenier et Samson effectuèrent un compte de 3 tous les deux, en même temps, sur Franky The Mobster.Le commissaire de la TOW, Marc Blondin, dû annoncer la perte de la ceinture de FTM, mais ne pu déclarer aucun vainqueur. C'est donc à TOW 10 "Stardom" le 21 septembre que les deux aspirants au championnat de la TOW s'affronteront, et le tout se déroulera dans une cage et avec la présence de Rowdy Roddy Piper!
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