NWA X X X
On The Sunshine Network

FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 2007
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
500 FANS IN ATTENDENCE

SEGMENT

Raven, CM Punk, Allison Danger

Backstage: Punk is backstage kneeling in front of Raven as Allison Danger stands behind him, petting the top of his head. Raven says that Punk has waited a long time to get the recognition he deserves and Raven says his journey towards that recognition comes tonight. Raven says that Punk is loyal, but he hasn't proven himself to be an asset. He says he has yet to show his true potential... has yet to show his worth. If he wants that recognition that he so craves. He wants to continue to stay in The Nest... then tonight he cannot just win, but vanquish his foe...

SINGLES MATCH

CM Punk w/ Allison Danger vs. Simon Dean w/ Ron Simmons

Results: Simon Dean was loud, obnoxious, and... impressive in this match. At least in the beginning. It seemed like Punk's hopes of "vanquishing" Dean would be easier said than done, as he was embarrassed a couple of times and mocked by Dean with jumping jacks and push-ups. Punk, however, capitalized on a Simon Dean miscalculated missile dropkick and seized the moment. Punk obliterated Dean with kicks and strikes and got near falls after both the Devil's Lock DDT and after Welcoming that Motherfucker to Chicago. Ron Simmons got up onto the apron and Punk superkicked him right back down. Dean charged the distracted Punk, but Punk took the opportunity to duck and catch him into the uranage, then followed it up by twisting him into the Devil's Lock submission to get the win!

Post-Match: CM Punk grabbed a microphone after the match and said that this would not be his last taste of victory. Punk went on to talk about how he's trained for years and disciplined himself beyond the threshold of most human beings, and whether you love him or hate him, CM Punk is going to dominate XXX, NWA, and everywhere else he goes from this point forward... because he is CM Punk, the Straight Edge Warrior, and he is better than you.

TAG TEAM MATCH

The Briscoe Brothers (Jay and Mark Briscoe) vs. David Young & John Xavier

Results: Nobody saw this match coming. I mean, we knew it would be a good one, but these two teams didn't save any reserves. They wanted to get noticed and they wanted to get noticed RIGHT NOW. Counter after counter, David Young and Jay Briscoe chain wrestled at a high pace for two minutes, countering submissions and getting one count roll-ups, just mesmerizing the audience and getting a roar from the Florida crowd after both men thought they'd catch the other off guard with a stiff lariat, which saw both men go down seeing stars. Xavier and Mark Briscoe hit the ring and they were out for blood, suplexing one another and coming off the ropes with kicks and knees, and taking it to the outside with suicide dives. A German Suplex off the apron from Xavier to Briscoe was one of the highlights of their exchange. Jay and Mark nearly had the match won after hitting a move that could only be described as a springboard spinning wheel kick Doomsday Devise. Young and Xavier nearly had a win when Young hit a twisting quebrada senton and then let Xavier run and catapult off his back with a modified 450 splash, which Jay barely broke up. The match came to an end when Jay went for a Jay Driller (Double Underhook Piledriver) on David Young, but Xavier chopblocked him, sending Young right on top of him. Young rolled backwards, picked him up, and drove into the turnbuckles, then turned and slammed him with a vicious Spinebuster in sort of a modified Oklahoma Stampede type of maneuver. Mark caught a double superkick from Young and Xavier, then an X Driver (Sit-Out Dominator type deal) to finally be finished.

SINGLES MATCH

Michael Shane w/ Mickie James vs. Kazushi Miyamoto

Results: Michael Shane and Mickie James were both in foul moods this evening, Mickie lashing out at the malicious crowd who were taunting her after Homicide punked her out last week. Kazushi Miyamoto wasn't quite ready for how fiery Shane was tonight, trying to start things off slow, but Shane came at him with fists a-blazin', punching and clotheslining and kicking him and stomping him for a good portion of the opening minutes. Shane got frusterated after hitting a piledriver that Miyamoto didin't stay down and let it get the better of him, arguing with the ref, only to catch an enzuguri from Miyamoto and take some strong style punishment. Miyamoto lit up Shane with chop after chop and roundhouse kicks to the thighs, really making him wish he'd shown a little respect before, but a thumb to the eye and a Reverse DDT got things going right back in Shane's favor. Shane caught Miyamoto with the superkick, followed by the Picture Perfect Elbow and got the three count.

Post-Match: Michael Shane takes the microphone and calls out to Homicide, saying that next week he's going to get not JUST a win, but he's going to get REVENGE and Homicide had better learn his lesson this time! Mickie James took the microphone and yelled that Homicide is a fitting name, because if Michael Shane doesn't kill him, SHE WILL! No dirty street rat lays their hands on her! Not without payback, bitch! Michael Shane takes the mic back and says they'll get more than even next week and unlike the check's Homicide probably gives to his dealers, you can take that to the bank and cash it!

TAG TEAM MATCH

Sean O'Haire & Tyson Tomko vs. The Gemini Twins (Jake and Jesse Gemini)

Results: This was a pretty short match with that kind of dragged, but was pretty impressive for the new team of O'Haire and Tomko. These were two big, mean teams and they wanted to fight and for about 5 or 6 minutes, that's exactly what they did. O'Haire and Tomko just seemed to pack a bigger punch tonight, which could've been do to the taxing match the Gemini's had last week. A double Yakuza kick from O'Haire and Tomko to the mush of Jesse saw this one come to a close.

SINGLES MATCH

"The Notorious 187" Homicide w/ "J-Train" Julius Smokes vs. Austin Starr w/ Jade Chung

Results: The fans were solidly behind Homicide in this match, which saw him defeat Austin Starr pretty convincingly. Starr was forced to pull out the best performanced he'd ever had in XXX to date, showing off technical skills on par with probably anybody in wrestling today, but he didn't have the fire and tenacity that Homicide has and his cheap skate ways weren't nearly enough to stop "The Notorious 187". Julius Smokes kept trying to hit on Jade Chung at ringside as well, which really pissed off Starr and had him distracted, which is the last thing you want to be in the ring with Homicide, and he paid for it by being caught off guard with a Yakuza kick and a backdrop driver on seperate occassions. Homicide caught Starr with the Running Corner Knee Scrape and followed it up with the Cop Killa to get the victory.

Post-Match: Homicide got on the mic and told Michael Shane that his lady is getting him in a whole lot of trouble. He says that Michael Shane is obviously thinking with the "wrong head"... which is pretty sad, because next week, Homicide is going to knock the "right head" off his shoulders! BLLLLAT!

PARKING LOT BRAWL

America's Most Wanted ("Wildcat" Chris Harris/"Cowboy" James Storm vs. The UK Suicide Squad (Paul Birchall/Doug Williams)

Results: There is a circle of cars out side in the parking lot, which look like they were dragged straight from the salvage yard. All four men are wearing street clothes with taped up fists, ready for a brawl... and they got more than they expected. A good group of fans gathered outside, trying to get a look at the brawl live, while others stayed inside and watched from monitors. These guys beat the hell out of each other, Williams going after Harris most of the time and Storm and Birchall slugging it out most of the time. There were two really big moves in the match, one being Harris giving Williams the Catatonic ontop of one car, totally caving the roof and Birchall giving Storm the C-4 from the hood of a car onto a windshield, smashing the glass! In a bizarre turn of events, police cars actually showed up at the scene as a pedestrian apparently called in a 9-1-1, but that didn't stop the fight from issuing. Shane Douglas had to have a few words with the officers, however, to explain what was going on, and they quickly made their way elsewhere. The match came to an end when James Storm, bloodied and battered, hit the 8 Second Ride on Williams from the roof of a car while Williams was standing on the trunk, all the way off the car and onto the concrete to get the pinfall!

Post-Match: Williams actually threw up after the match, taking a lot of internal damage. Harris and Storm lead the fans back into the arena for a special "Party with AMW" where the "beers are on them".