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past
events
: GPW:
"Carpe
Diem".
Friday 20th Feb 2009
Images © John Searle, Scott Meadows, Darren Burgoyne Breaking
news : GPW CARPE DIEM RESULTS!!!
New GPW superstar kicked off the show with an impressive performance against the monstrous Cyanide. This was a grudge match of sorts because at the last show Kirby defeated Cyanides partner in crime, Jack Toxic. In the early going, Kirby tried everything he could to knock the big man of his feet but it was not to be as Cyanide then took control with a little help from AAA Tasker and Jack Toxic. However, Kirby managed to overcome the odds and roll up Cyanide for the victory to keep his winning streak going.
Heresy was back in
action after opening the show last month with an win over
Chris Echo but that doesn’t seem to have improved
his mood at all as he battered Suzuki throughout the match
with a succession of punches and slams. At one point Voodoo
tried to help his new associate but Heresy responded by
dropkicking Voodoo to the floor below. In the end, despite
a good effort by Suzuki. Heresy’s new neckbreaker
finisher was enough to put the young upstart away. Heresy
was again victorious but this would not be the last we would
see of him on this occasion.
The Young Offenders
took a light hearted approach to the match in the early
going, embarrassing the Bloc with the dreaded rowing machine
move and also Damon pushed Jack over who then fell over
Joey Hayes who was behind Jack. The match soon got serious
however when Joey made a mistake and the Bloc isolated Joey
from Damon. The crowd rallied behind the new trophy holders
giving Joey the strength to make the tag to DDL who hit
the ring and cleaned house. Despite the Bloc’s best
efforts this would not be there night as Egan fell victim
to the Teenage Kick and the Risk Factor and the new champions
kicked off their title reign in style.
After the interval
it was time for the British title contract signing featuring
the champion, Sam Bailey and the number 1 contender, the
Juice. Before Juice could put pen to paper however, Si Valour
hit the ring and challenged Juice to put his status on the
line one more time against him. Juice agreed and the match
was on. Valour came close to defeating the Juice on several
occasions, hitting the Si of Relief and the Urinage but
the distraction by Juice’s new trainers enabled Juice
to get the win with an O’Connor roll. Juice then signed
the contract; the match will take place on April 18th.
In the penultimate
match of the evening it was time for the debut of the top
2 graduates in the GPW training school who did not disappoint.
William Gaylord was the cockier of the two men, who seemingly
reveled in the dirty tactics he employed throughout the
match. Ricky McKenzie was the high flier and the more charismatic
of the trainees who won over the fans not long after the
opening bell. Both men opened the bout with some textbook
chain wrestling but their individuality soon shone through
as William tried to keep the bout on the mat while Ricky
used several aerial type moves for near falls. Gaylord triumphed
in the end though, catching McKenzie off guard with a fisherman’s
suplex trapping his shoulders to the mat for a three count.
Main event time next
and what a main event it was. There was clearly no doubt
how much these two men hated each other and it did not take
long for the bout to spill out into the crowd where the
two brawled among the fans. At one point Bubblegum even
used the wall of the venue to his advantage as a springboard
to attack his challenger. There were soon some worried faces
in the Ballroom as Dirk and Bubblegum brawled on the balcony
and tragedy almost struck when Bubblegum fell from the ledge!
Displaying an unprecendented display of tenacity and sheer
determination, this did not stop the champion who continued
to fight with Dirk as the two found themselves back in the
ring. Dirk and Bubblegum gave it everything they had, Dirk
hitting a superplex on the champion but could not put him
away. Dirks signature moves, the Rug Cutter and the Anasthetic
could not stop the champion either, nor could Bubblegum
put Dirk away with his Bubblestar press! As people wondered
who would prevail in a match that no doubt many will take
about for years to come, Bubblegum grabbed the chair that
Dirk had attempted to use and after a series of brutal kicks
to the temple, placed it across Dirk’s head before
kicking Dirk one more time, with the chair in place for
added impact. With his last ounce of strength Bubblegum
pinned Dirk and the referee counted the 1, 2,3 and this
tremendous war was over.
It was with us where Luke was first of all thrust into the public eye and cut his teeth as our ring announcer before he went onto entertain the nation as a contestant in last year's Big Brother. With Luke and Miss Northwest in the house, it's almost easy to forget this great line up:
New GPW superstar kicked off the show with an impressive performance against the monstrous Cyanide. This was a grudge match of sorts because at the last show Kirby defeated Cyanides partner in crime, Jack Toxic. In the early going, Kirby tried everything he could to knock the big man of his feet but it was not to be as Cyanide then took control with a little help from AAA Tasker and Jack Toxic. However, Kirby managed to overcome the odds and roll up Cyanide for the victory to keep his winning streak going.
Heresy was back in
action after opening the show last month with an win over
Chris Echo but that doesn’t seem to have improved
his mood at all as he battered Suzuki throughout the match
with a succession of punches and slams. At one point Voodoo
tried to help his new associate but Heresy responded by
dropkicking Voodoo to the floor below. In the end, despite
a good effort by Suzuki. Heresy’s new neckbreaker
finisher was enough to put the young upstart away. Heresy
was again victorious but this would not be the last we would
see of him on this occasion.
The Young Offenders
took a light hearted approach to the match in the early
going, embarrassing the Bloc with the dreaded rowing machine
move and also Damon pushed Jack over who then fell over
Joey Hayes who was behind Jack. The match soon got serious
however when Joey made a mistake and the Bloc isolated Joey
from Damon. The crowd rallied behind the new trophy holders
giving Joey the strength to make the tag to DDL who hit
the ring and cleaned house. Despite the Bloc’s best
efforts this would not be there night as Egan fell victim
to the Teenage Kick and the Risk Factor and the new champions
kicked off their title reign in style.
After the interval
it was time for the British title contract signing featuring
the champion, Sam Bailey and the number 1 contender, the
Juice. Before Juice could put pen to paper however, Si Valour
hit the ring and challenged Juice to put his status on the
line one more time against him. Juice agreed and the match
was on. Valour came close to defeating the Juice on several
occasions, hitting the Si of Relief and the Urinage but
the distraction by Juice’s new trainers enabled Juice
to get the win with an O’Connor roll. Juice then signed
the contract; the match will take place on April 18th.
In the penultimate
match of the evening it was time for the debut of the top
2 graduates in the GPW training school who did not disappoint.
William Gaylord was the cockier of the two men, who seemingly
reveled in the dirty tactics he employed throughout the
match. Ricky McKenzie was the high flier and the more charismatic
of the trainees who won over the fans not long after the
opening bell. Both men opened the bout with some textbook
chain wrestling but their individuality soon shone through
as William tried to keep the bout on the mat while Ricky
used several aerial type moves for near falls. Gaylord triumphed
in the end though, catching McKenzie off guard with a fisherman’s
suplex trapping his shoulders to the mat for a three count.
Main event time next
and what a main event it was. There was clearly no doubt
how much these two men hated each other and it did not take
long for the bout to spill out into the crowd where the
two brawled among the fans. At one point Bubblegum even
used the wall of the venue to his advantage as a springboard
to attack his challenger. There were soon some worried faces
in the Ballroom as Dirk and Bubblegum brawled on the balcony
and tragedy almost struck when Bubblegum fell from the ledge!
Displaying an unprecendented display of tenacity and sheer
determination, this did not stop the champion who continued
to fight with Dirk as the two found themselves back in the
ring. Dirk and Bubblegum gave it everything they had, Dirk
hitting a superplex on the champion but could not put him
away. Dirks signature moves, the Rug Cutter and the Anasthetic
could not stop the champion either, nor could Bubblegum
put Dirk away with his Bubblestar press! As people wondered
who would prevail in a match that no doubt many will take
about for years to come, Bubblegum grabbed the chair that
Dirk had attempted to use and after a series of brutal kicks
to the temple, placed it across Dirk’s head before
kicking Dirk one more time, with the chair in place for
added impact. With his last ounce of strength Bubblegum
pinned Dirk and the referee counted the 1, 2,3 and this
tremendous war was over.
It was with us where Luke was first of all thrust into the public eye and cut his teeth as our ring announcer before he went onto entertain the nation as a contestant in last year's Big Brother. With Luke and Miss Northwest in the house, it's almost easy to forget this great line up:
All
Images © Tony Knox
Friday Jan
16th photos of our first show of 2009!
Who captured the title
2 months ago at "Christmas Crunch" after defeating
The Eastern Bloc's Jac Domitrescu. On the same night Juice
overcame 3 opponents in a 4-way to determine who would be
Bailey's first challenger. After succesfully defending that
right last month against Dylan Roberts in a singles match,
Juice is now ready to put pen to paper for a date on this
imminent match for the title. Don't miss this as two of
our biggest rising stars come face to face over the title!
Last month we saw the giants of the GPW tag team division implode in infatic fashion as Hope be-headed his former tag team partner with a sick Cat Walk Kick. Losing the titles they had carried since July 2007 was enough to tear the most successful tag team in GPW history apart. "Back With A Bang 2009" ended with the GPW faithful coming alive with chants of "Danny! Danny! Danny!" as the aggressive Walker wouldn't allow his partner to hand over the trophy to the Young Offenders, the crowd exploded when Hope finally struck Jiggy with his trademark superkick - The Cat Walk Kick and took his head off. Nothing has yet been signed, but these two will be in the building on Feb 20th, i'll leave you to come and see for yourself what happens!
Who? These two are
the latest graduates from the GPW training system. The same
system that has produced names such as Joey Hayes, DDL,
TJ Cain, Roxi, Jiggy Walker, Juice, Chris Echo, Danny Hope,
Voodoo and most recently - Dylan Roberts and Juggernaut.
The same system that has produced and exported more European
talent than any other school in the UK. Gaylord and McKenzie
will follow in the footsteps of their predecessors, and
GPW: "Carpe Diem" will be their first chance to
sieze the day.
2008 was our 5th
and, argubley our best year in business. It brought you
unrivalled super shows such as "V", "Only
The Strong Survive" "Crazy Cruiser-2008"
and "Christmas Crunch" to mention just a few.
It saw ground breaking matches such as the Tornedo Cibernetico,
the development of tomorrows talent like Juice, Dylan Roberts,
Juggernaut, Chris Echo, Voodoo and more. The show is Friday
20th FEB at our home of The Monaco Ballroom, Atherton Road,
Hindley Wigan WN2 3EU. Doors will be open from 7pm, show
starting at 7:30. Tickets are £7 per person, £24
for a family of 4, groups and special occasions are catered
for. E-mail gpwrichardnoble@yahoo.co.uk to get on the VIP
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