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NWS Internet News Update For Week Of 03/14: NWS Returns To Old Bridge After 13 Years, More April Shows Announced (Including A Huge Triple-Show Weekend), And More

Hello NWS fans! This is your weekly update on what's happened, what is happening now, and what is going to happen soon in the nation's leading family-friendly pro wrestling promotion, National Wrestling Superstars.

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Results From Last Weekend

• Before the first match, NWS ring announcer Johnny Falco introduced Grand Knight Carlos Garcia, who welcomed NWS and the fans to Old Bridge. His greeting was interrupted by the appearance of former ECW star "Dastardly" Danny Doring and his co-hortsJ.T. Highlander and Nicky Oceans. Doring proceeded to insult the fans, Carlos, and his scheduled opponent, former WWE hall-of-famer Tito Santana. He said Santana (who had not yet arrived due to car troubles) was no doubt afraid to face him and would probably never show up, but his friends J.T. and Nicky would wreak havoc on their opponents just the same.
• In the opening contest, a triple-threat rematch for the NWS Cruiserweight Title, newly-crowned champion Spyral retained his title against challengers "Mr. Entertainment" J.D. Smoothie and Jumping Joey Janela. Even though the low ceiling limited the high flying a bit, the three competitors kept up a fast pace inside and outside the ring. Janela tried to put away Smoothie with a pair of standing moonsaults, but Smoothie blocked the second one, and Spyral knocked Janela out with a kick to his head against the ringpost. Smoothie then leveled Spyral with a swinging neckbreaker and a flying Leg Drop From (Halfway) Across The Delaware (due to the low ceiling), but only got a two-count. A frustrated Smoothie shoved the referee in anger, who shoved Smoothie back, right into two sucessive Spyral Drivers from the champion, who got the 1-2-3 count to retain the belt. The frustrated Janela and Smoothie tried to attack Spyral after the match, but ended up fighting each other over who was to blame for Spyral winning. Spyral offered them both a rematch in one more triple-threat match in South Amboy, NJ at the end of March.
• J.T. Highlander (with Danny Doring in his corner) defeated "The Retro Rocker" Ricky Roxx (with Grand Knight Carlos Garcia in his corner). Roxx put up a good fight, but Doring's constant interference made it literally one against two. The end came when Highlander tried to bring his Canadian Flag into the ring as a weapon, and while the referee was distracted trying to remove it, Doring snuck into the ring and leveled Roxx with an inverted Jawbreaker, allowing Highlander to get the easy 1-2-3.
• The Nigerian Nightmares (La-Fu & new member "Whitemare" Baminga, with Voodoo Princess Niya) defeated "The White Urkel" B. Fehrm & luchador Sucio Sanchez. Fehrm and Sanchez didn't even want to get in the ring, but were somehow "entranced" by Niya to return. The 800+ pound Nightmares had a mostly easy time with their more than doubly outsized opponents. Towards the end, after La-Fu missed an Avalanche to the corner, Fehrm and Sanchez managed to mount some offense, even knocking Baminga off his feet. But the offensive flurry was interrupted by Niya, who used her "feminine charms" to distract Sanchez long enough for Baminga to level Sanchez with a standing moonsault, followed by an Attitude Adjuster and the easy 1-2-3.
• In another title rematch, NWS Junior Heavyweight Champion "The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans (with Danny Doring in his corner) and challenger The Jersey Kidd (with Grand Knight Carlos Garcia in his corner) fought to a double disqualification. The two fought a mostly even match, but once again Doring's presence at ringside made it practically a two-on-one affair. After a spinning leg kick in the corner to Oceans, it appeared that The Kidd was on his way to a victory, but Doring interrupted the pinfall by putting Oceans' foot on the ropes. Oceans came back to hit his "Boom-Boom-Pow" finisher on The Kidd, but he kicked out at two. The Kidd roared back and hit a pair of German Suplexes on Oceans followed by a Facebuster, but Doring ran into the ring and broke up the pin, and the referee called for the bell. Doring and Oceans continued the attack on The Kidd, aided by J.T. Highlander and Corey Havoc. Then from out of the locker room came The Nigerian Nightmares, and it looked as if The Kidd was about to be crushed, but to everyone's surprise, La-Fu and Baminga attacked Doring and his co-horts instead, rescuing The Kidd to the delight of the crowd. The match was declared a double-disqualification due to all the outside interference, and Commissioner Moore promised The Kidd would have a rematch at a future date.
• In a battle of the big men, Jeff "Cannonball" Guerrero defeated "Corrupted" Corey Havoc. The up-and-comer Cannonball matched holds and power with the former champion Havoc. After leveling Cannonball with a lariat, Havoc only got a two-count, and the frustrated Havoc shoved Referee Sargeant Jimmy Storm. After being warned by Storm not to do that again, he did, and was promptly shoved back by Storm, and back-body-dropped when he charged at Storm. Cannonball seized the opportunity and hit a splash on Havoc, and Referee Storm was only too happy to make a quick three-count and award the match to Cannonball. Havoc seized the microphone and said that he had had enough of The Sarge, who he blamed for losing the NWS Heavyweight Title, and now this loss too, and challenged him to settle their differences in a match. Commissioner Moore announced that the two would fight in Long Branch, NJ next Friday night. He also announced that Cannonball, by defeating Havoc, was now the number-one contender to the NWS Heavyweight Title, and would get his title shot the following Saturday night in Stirling, NJ.
• In the Main Event, former WWE star "El Matador" Tito Santana (with Grand Knight Carlos Garcia in his corner) defeated former ECW star & Tag-Team Champion "Dastardly" Danny Doring. Santana did not come out when first introduced, and Doring gave the crowd an "I told you so!" Santana was introduced a second time and still did not come out yet, and Doring told Commissioner Moore that it was obvious that Santana wasn't going to show up, and demanded that he be awarded the match by forfeit. Grand Knight Carlos Garcia came out and informed Commissioner Moore that Santana had literally just arrived, and Santana was introduced a third time and this time came out of the curtain. The two finally locked up and commenced a furious brawl. Despite a hard-fought match, Santana withstood the assault, and after Doring missed a senton off the top rope, Santana leveled Doring with a series of clotheslines, then slapped on a Figure-Four Leglock, to which Doring eventually tapped out, giving Santana the submission victory. The victorious Santana celebrated with the crowd after the match, posing for pictures with the fans.

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