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| LVBW Maximum Voltage LIVE from the NEW LVBW Arena LVBW Maximum Voltage started off with the playing of the theme, High Voltage by Linkin Park Opening Promo- Boomer, Simon Boomer came out to the ring to start off Maximum Voltage, welcoming all the fans to the show. Boomer went on to say that a match was scheduled between he and Simon for the LVBW Championship, but, because of a fractured finger, Boomer couldn't compete and had chosen a new opponent for Simon. Simon came to the ring and said that "higher powers" had decided that, until Boomer could compete, Simon would be the interim LVBW Champion. Boomer questioned this, being the highest power in the company, but agreed, even though Boomer still officially is the LVBW Champion, because the LVBW Championship needed to be a part of the show somehow. So Boomer then went on to naming who would be facing Simon for Boomer's LVBW Championship, and he said that it is someone who actually has professional training, an LVBW first. Boomer introduced Chris Maverick and he came to the ring. Maverick and Simon stood face to face in the ring, ready for the match later on. We saw Dark Wolf standing somewhere at the LVBW Arena, but then Homie Bonez, a newcomer to the LVBW, came to talk trash to Dark Wolf. Homie Bonez attacked Dark Wolf with a baseball bat, and then Dark Wolf responded, saying that he was Elmer Fudge from Honduras. Eventually, Homie Bonez walked away from Elmer Fudge, and then Elmer attacked the cameraman. Frank vs. Elmer Fudge- A newer, straighter Frank Fudge came to the ring first, followed by Elmer Fudge, who was notably wearing a bright yellow sweatshirt. Nothing too special here, mainly a brawl between these two. Elmer Fudge began grooving, and his cousin Frank couldn't handle it and fell to the ground. Elmer Fudge gets the three count. Winner- Elmer Fudge LVBW Hardcore Championship Deadman vs. Wonder (c) Since Renegade was in Scotch Plains doing promotional work, Deadman was chosen to take his place in this match. These two went back and forth, using plenty of weapons on eachother, and they both took a beating. In the end, though, Deadman had the final say, pinning Wonder for the three count. Winner (And new LVBW Hardcore Champion)- Deadman Admiral Jiggles vs. Uncle Red Texas- The Admiral made his return from the woods, teleporting in just in time to face the uncle of former LVBW Superstar Big Bubba Texas. Uncle Red put up a good fight, but a new, more technically sound Admiral Jiggles ended up winning with the Jiggly Drop, in a match that, more or less, went throughout the LVBW Arena. After the match, The Admiral did some of his normal random ranting. Winner- Admiral Jiggles Homie Bonez vs. Don Mikail Mikolivich- This was pretty much a mud wrestling match, without the mud and the women. Not many moves used to say the least... Don Mikail gets the win. Winner- Don Mikail Mikolivich LVBW United States Championship Mikey Lighthouse vs. "The American Idol" Alex Prime (c) These two fiercely went at it in this matchup for the United States Championship... this one could have match of the year written all over it. Both men pulled off some great moves. In the end, Mikey Lighthouse got the rollup pin, winning his first LVBW title in a big upset victory over The American Idol. Winner (and new LVBW United States Champion)- Mikey Lighthouse LVBW Championship Chris Maverick vs. Simon (Interim LVBW Champion) Another match that could very well be a match of the year candidate as these two went head to head. The impressive Chris Maverick had the advantage throughout a good portion of the match, but in the end, the veteran Simon got the better of Maverick, retaining the LVBW Title for Boomer. Winner (and still placeholder LVBW Champion)- Simon Simon continued the assault on Chris Maverick until Boomer came to the ring with a steel chair and nailed his placeholder champion with it. Chris Maverick then got up and Boomer called Mikey Lighthouse into the ring. Boomer then said if Simon wanted to get his boys up, Boomer would get some of his own up... introducing to everybody The New Generation. The three exited the ring as Maximum Voltage came to a close. |
| LVBW: 12/28/01; 6/6/02 |
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