10/15 ASW FULL THROTTLE RESULTS FROM TAMPA, FL
By Alan Wojcik on 10/16/2010 9:51 AM
Alan J. Wojcik of www.owwradio.com
On Friday October 15, 2010 All Stars Wrestling of Florida presented Full Throttle at Strokers Billiards 11236 W. Hillsborough Ave. Tampa, Florida. Remember its $5 admission, 2 for 1 drinks and free pool 7-9pm
(1) The World’s Sexiest Tag Team (“the Weapon of Mass Satisfaction” London Vice & “the Fashion Tsunami” Johnny Armani w/Skot Evil) defeated T-Bone Funk & Eddie Graves.
Both teams went to work trying to wear the other down and neither had full control until Funk & Graves got Armani in their corner. The duo worked over the left arm of the fashion plate until Armani was able tag out to Vice who took over on Graves. Vice & Armani went for a double team clothesline but instead got hit with a T-Bone top rope bodyblock for two. However the momentum stopped when T-Bone got his crotch T-boned on the ring post. The Sexiest Tag Team and Evil took turns beating down T-Bone for several minutes. Despite crisp moves, the Sexist Tag Team couldn’t put Funk away and he made them pay by hitting Armani with a Frog Splash before tagging out to Graves who took over on Vice with several high impact moves. All four men got involved and it looked like curtains got Vice but Armani was able to drape his leg on the bottom rope. With the referee occupied by fighting on the floor, Vice hit Graves with a low blow and rolled him up for the pin with a handful of tights.
The ASW Commissioner Don Vinnie D entered the ring to address some issues involving the ASW Tag Team champions Gu$ Money & the injured Mike Cruz of the FXE. The Highwaymen were sitting at the bar watching as the FXE came out to the ring to talk to the Commissioner. Cruz came out still sporting the neck brace and Money came out with his forehead heavily bandaged. Don Vinnie said despite seeing medical reports he needed an answer from the FXE on their actual ring status. As the FXE was talking the Highwaymen entered the ring to find out when they would be getting another shot at the championships. Marc Mandrake said Cruz has been walking around the locker room with no brace and says this whole thing is bogus. Mandrake also accused the ASW office of keeping the Highwaymen down and wanted a match. That was until the NuYoRicans came out and jumped the Highwaymen from behind. Despite an advantage the NuYoRicans retreated to higher ground. The Highwaymen asked for a six man tag match next week as Commissioner Don Vinnie D watched on and said the match will happen on next week’s show.
(2) “The 1st Generation Star” Teigan James defeated Bryan Maddox.
Maddox looked amused that James was his opponent but that went away after James tagged him with several kicks to the thighs. Maddox put a stop to that with a Hot Shot and a running clothesline. Maddox followed with a sidewalk slam and some illegal chokes on the ropes. Maddox locked in an abdominal stretch with his own forearm driving into James’ ribs. Maddox let the hold go and he continued the pounding on James’ ribs. James tried to fight back with clotheslines but it took a dropkick to Maddox’s knees to finally get control of the match with a Boston Crab that shockingly made the big man tap out.
(3) Afro Boy defeated Kennedy Kendrick (w/Camey Kendrick).
Both men went to the mat to try and wear the other out. With neither man getting ahead they took to the ropes where Afro hit a cross bodyblock followed by a low blow from Kendrick. The Kendrick’s worked the referee into compromising positions so he couldn’t see Camey try and choke out Afro Boy. Afro Boy fought back with a Northern Lights suplex that slowed down Kendrick and the Frobutt really slowed Kendrick down too. Afro hit the Fro-Splash and the dreaded Fro-Crotchshot. Despite intense pain Kendrick fought back but had his double leg rollup countered by Afro Boy into a double leg rollup of his own to get the hard fought victory.
(4) #1 contender Don Maximo of the FXE (w/ASW Florida Elite champion Biff Slater) defeated “Dancing Machine” Bobby Fonta (w/Super Grover of the Vacation Foundation) via DQ.
Remember going into the match Maximo held the #1 contender spot to his fellow FXE partner Slater’s championship after defeating Damien Angel last week. Being outsized, Fonta went right on the attack which ended with a ring shaking clothesline. Fonta went for a shoulder block but got picked up and hit with a throw away slam. Maximo continued to toss Fonta around the ring before slowing things down with a trapezium muscle lock. Fonta fought to his feet only to be knocked back to the mat into a rear chinlock. But again Fonta fought up to his feet only to be chest chopped back down. Maximo went to end things but missed a corner splash and was tagged with several hard shots and finally fell to the mat after two leg lariats. Fonta kept on the attack going up and hitting a top rope bulldog headlock. Just as Fonta went to end things Slater got on the apron to distract Fonta. It worked as Fonta stopped his finishing move. Grover grabbed Slater off the apron and the brawling began. Maximo used the distraction to get out his retractable club but Damien Angel hit the ring with revenge on his mind. The referee had no choice but to call for the bell and award the match to Maximo. Slater was not done as he caught Fonta and threw him into the ring post. Slater took out Grover who needed assistance to the locker room as Angel was being whipped by Maximo. Angel got to his feet and hit Maximo with a spear.
(5) The Uprising (“the Essential” Eric Cooper & “Infamous” Eddie Taurus) defeated World’s Largest All-Nighters (Joey Knight & Shooter Storm).
Before the match Cooper told the fans and ASW he was offended at the competition offered to the Uprising tonight. The All Nighters’ responded by offering to take on the Uprising in a old school chicken fight but the offer was declined. After some lengthy jawboxing Cooper and Storm finally locked up, only to see Knight sneak in and help trip Cooper up. The Uprising retreated to reformulate things. It looked good as Cooper went to work Storm’s left arm and he tagged in Taurus. Storm was able to get away and slide to the floor to break the momentum. Storm asked the sound person to play some music so all four men could cool down and relax. To the shock of many Cooper actually joined in the dancing session as Taurus paced around ringside in anger. Finally Taurus grabbed Cooper and carried him to the corner where he could legally tag in and stop ASW Dance Party in its tracks. That backfired as the All-Nighters double teamed Taurus. Knight went for ten punches in the corner and when the referee took his eyes off the action, Cooper grabbed Knight and dropped him on the top rope throat first. The Uprising finally got their act together and spent several minutes working over Knight. Taurus went for a Newark Crab submission but Knight got the ropes in hand and caused for a break. Knight finally got a break from Taurus when he hit a modified Back Cracker and he tagged out to Storm who went after both opponents. Taurus came back in and helped win the match with a double team Flatline and Monsta Kick.
After the match Big Zay came out to the ring to exact some revenge on Eddie Taurus but ASW security was able to get in the way despite Cooper getting on the mic and taunting Zay.
(6) ASW Heavyweight champion “Emerald Emperor” Simon Sez vs. second chance winner “the Encore” Aaron Epic never officially started as the Uprising came out and attacked Sez.
The Uprising chased Epic off and they taped Sez’s wrists to the bottom rope. Cooper took the house mic and the ASW Heavyweight championship belt to insult Sez as Commissioner Don Vinnie D could only watch. Cooper told the fans that no one was going to come and save Sez since he had burned all his bridges. The Commissioner threatened suspension as ASW security joined the Commissioner in the ring. Commissioner Don Vinnie D immediately fined both men $10,000 and a two week suspension as Sez was helped to the locker room to receive medical attention.
