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Next
show
: GPW:
"Justice For All" Friday
19th June 2009 Images © Tony
knox
After pinning and eliminating Sam Bailey from the Only The Strong Survive match last month, newcomer to the roster William Gáylord has earnt himself a shot at the British Title. This is the second meeting between the two after meeting in one of the best mid-card matches in the past 7 years at "Livin On The Edge". However, their first meeting was in a non title match and this time not only is the British title on the line but also a place in the evenings all important Battle Royal. For the winner of this match there is a very real chance of a first time ever meeting between the Heavyweight Champion and the British Champion. For the loser however, there will be no second chance at GPW gold on the evening. So it's all to play for in what will be another great match up between these two young performers.
One
half of Paradise Lost takes on one half of the GPW Tag Team
Champions, The Young Offenders in an issue that is far from
settled between all four of these men. It was LeVay who
cost DDL the win last month at Only The Strong Survive as
the already eliminated LeVay ran back into the ring and
broke up a sure 3 count after a bloodied and bruised DDL
hit the Risk Factor on Heresy in the closing stages of the
Main Event clash. It was LeVay's partner Heresy who was
eventually victorious as a result and now DDL is out for
revenge as he challenges LeVay to a one on one match. With
still not much known
The other two halves of Paradise Lost and The Young Offenders will also do battle in singles competition at "And Justice For All". A huge amount of history between both these men dating back to the very beginnings of Garage Pro Wrestling, throughout the SIN days, over the British Title and now the Tag Trophy but there has only ever been one singles match in a GPW ring between them. Heresy was victorious in that meeting and was victorious last month as the Last Man Standing at Only The Strong Survive. Who will reign victorious this time? Whoever comes out with the win will gain a massive psychological advantage in the fight over the GPW Tag Trophy.
It'll
be an uphill struggle for GPW fan favourite Bubblegum
to regain the title he lost to Juggernaut 2 months ago.
The former Heavyweight Champ is faced with the prospect
of not only going through 9 others in the Battle Royal
to get a re-match, but they'll be one extra man standing
in his way as he has to qualify for the Battle Royal earlier
in the night in a singles match. His opponent in the qualifier
is one half of Alan Alan Alan Tasker's Lethal Dose team
- Jack Toxic. A former CC8 finalist, Toxic has proven
on several occasions that he is both a competent singles
and tag wrestler and will fancy his chances in this match.
With a proven record in Battle Royals and Rumbles, Toxic
will stand a good chance if he can overcome one of his
biggest adversaries yet. But who will get the win and
qualify for the Battle Royal later in the evening
The announced names are: 1. Kirby 2. McKenzie 3. Hope 4. Juice 5. Valour 6. Feelgood 7. Walker 8. Echo 9. Bailey / Gáylord 10. Toxic / Bubblegum Martin Kirby Kirby was the first person to qualify for the 10 Man £10k Battle Royal last month in a MOTN contest against "Hurricane" John Walters. Could the newcomer to the roster bag the cash and in turn get his first ever title shot? 9 other men say no. Ricky J. McKenzie RJM, in his rookie year has already whipped up a storm on the roster after a superb debut and having beaten 3 others in a wonderful 4-way to win the Miss North West Invitational, he has also mixed it up with veteran Dirk Feelgood pinning and eliminating him from the Only The Strong Survive match last month. A cheque for £10k would mean the world to the young man from a broken home and a title round his waist would look great with Miss Northwest on his arm. Danny Hope is no stranger to GPW gold having held the GPW Tag Team Trophy for a record 18 months as one half of the Mil-Anfield Connection. Since breaking away from his former tag partner, Jiggy Walker; Hope has been embraced by the GPW faithful and he has excelled in singles performance. The new crowd favourite will no doubt be cheered on once again as the £10k and the heavyweight title are in touching distance. Juice Singles gold has evaded Juice so far. His attempts to become British Champion ended in a draw at SlamJam with Sam Bailey but he now has a second chance at singles gold if he succeeds in the Battle Royal. Having been the sole survivor at Only The Strong Survive last month as well as being the reigning CC8 tournament champion, Juice has all the credentials to win this and go onto face Juggernaut immediately after. Si Valour Valour has vowed 2009 will see him win gold in GPW. Having missed out on both the British Title No.1 Contendership and in the Miss Northwest Invitational earlier in the year, Valour hungers for the recognition that a title will bring him. He'll have no better chance than in this Battle Royal to get his hands on the biggest prize of them all, along with £10k. Dirk Feelgood Dirk Feelgood is the only announced name in the Battle Royal to have held the Heavyweight Championship before. The wiley veteran has had his sights on regaining the title he lost almost 2 years ago for some time and with a wealth of experience to call upon, this match is the perfect opportunity to get a shot at the gold. Jiggy Walker Unorthodox hooligan, Jiggy Walker enters the Battle Royal looking for his first singles title in GPW. Walker has had the better of his former tag team partner Danny Hope of recent months, having beaten him at SlamJam in April and guiding his team to a win over Hope's team last month at Only The Strong Survive. Can Walker continue his momentum in this match? Chris Echo The hugely popular Chris Echo has to be considered something of a favourite to win this. The large ever present Echo fanbase will remember that it was only last year when Echo pinned Juggernaut in a one on one match. I'm sure Echo himself has recalled this too. A CC8 final proves that he has the staying power to do well in this match and history proves he has the better of the reigning Champ. Will it be Echo facing Juggernaut at the end of the night? "Super" Sam Bailey / William Gáylord Whoever wins in their match earlier in the night will enter the Battle Royal as British Champion and have a 1 in 10 chance of giving fans a first ever title vs. title main event. But who will make it to the Battle Royal as champ? Jack Toxic / Bubblegum Huge connotations for whoever comes out on top of this qualifier. Will it be Bubblegum who makes it two former Heavyweight Champions in the Battle Royal and where he can finally get a chance of a re-match against the man who beat him for the title. Or can Toxic gain a memorable win and go onto ensure that the main event for the night will be an all Tasker stable affair. GPW Heavyweight Title Match Juggernaut © w/ Alan A.A Tasker vs. The Winner of The Battle Royal It could be any 10 of the names. Who could it be? This is a real test for the new GPW Heavyweight Champion as there is no way to prepare for his opponent. This will also be his first defence as champion, could it be his last? Tickets for the GPW: "And Justice For All" event are available for £7 per person or £24 for a family of 4. The doors will open at 7pm and the show will get underway for 7:30pm. To reserve your tickets and beat the queues simply e-mail your party's lead name to gpwrichardnoble@yahoo.co.uk Group discounts available.
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