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Full card for Saturday night!
We’re less than a week away from C*4’s next huge show, this Saturday night, “Domination 2K12”!

Already, we’ve announced several huge matches – and now we have a couple more to round out this huge card.

As we announced last week, “Speedball” Mike Bailey will be in action – but he is not getting his chance against the man he wanted to face - that man being, “Mr. Wrestling” Kevin Steen.   Steen told C*4 management he is done with Bailey, and that Bailey has nothing more to prove to him – his issues with him is over.  Now, we can’t speak for Bailey, but it does seem this opinion isn’t shared by both men.  We’ll have more on this as it develops.

With that out of the way, it looks like Kevin Steen will have his hands full regardless – with another young man, who much like Mike Bailey, wants his chance to prove himself against the very best.

On Saturday night, C*4 welcomes the debuting 2CW Heavyweight Champion, Jay Freddie.  Freddie has faced off with many top competitors having gone toe to toe with men the likes of Daniel Bryan, Davey Richards, Eddie Edwards, and Brodie Lee.

Freddie hopes to make a memorable debut… but who knows if the memory left will be a win, or being run over by the steamroller known as “Mr. Wrestling”.

Next up, a near rematch of one of Jan. 21st’s exciting matches…  At “Level Up”, the tandem of Lionel Knight and Christopher Bishop, better known as Checkmate, claimed the C*4 Tag Team Championship. 

They narrowly walked out of the match as Champions, narrowly defeating the teams of 3.O and Wave & Vega.  Well this Saturday, the odds will be against them, as they will once again face off with 3.O, and the Wave & Vega tandem. 

However also joining the fray, and seeking a shot at the C*4 Tag Team Championship,  a team riding high on their 4-O winning streak, The Afterparty, Cecil Nyx & Chaz Lovely.

Who will walk away with the C*4 Tag Team Championship?   Will Checkmate retain, or will one of the other hungry teams take the victory?


Lastly rounding out the card – a very volatile grudge match – between to people who have quickly learned to dislike each other…

On Jan. 21st, Twiggy interrupted Addy Starr during what was supposed to be Addy Starr’s triumphant return to C*4.  Following some rather sexist comments, Twiggy faced off against Addy in an impromptu match.  Twiggy narrowly stole the win, using a handful of tights to pin Addy.

On Feb. 25th, the two faced off in a rematch in Montreal.  This time the ending saw Twiggy again claim the win, this time via DQ.   The ending saw Addy being disqualified when she ignored the referee’s count in the corner – after going into a blind rage, following Twiggy slapping her rear-end.

This Saturday these two unlikely enemies will face off one more time.  No longer will Addy be taking things likely – and we’d suggest Twiggy have the same change in attitude.