WCCW - Monday, March 1, 1999. The Summit, Houston, Texas

20 man Battle Royale
Winner to face Matt Tulio for WCCW Championship

Featured Combants were James Longstreet, James Jackson, Justin Simcox, Dan Benson, Impulse, Tully Blanchard, Mt. Maximus, Lord Maximus, Titan, BloodBath, Rock, Power, Surge, Displice of Displince, Brother Pain, the Fallen, Tim Tuilo, T-Dawg, Bruce Nash and Buzz Tyler. This was quite a treat as the match approached the 18 minute mark, Father Tom Arson came out and attacked Displice of Displince, forcing him out of the ring, and into a brawl that officals tried to break up and it carrried to the back. At 22 minutees, left were Surge, ROCK, and Impulse. Surge and ROCK went from pillar to post when ROCK then executed the AVALNACHE DDT and threw out Surge in a heart-beat. ROCK thought he had it won until Impulse stunned ROCK with a Missile Dropkick, which left ROCK stumbling for the ropes, Impulse then clotheslined the over 350 pound monster ROCK over the Top Rope for the win at 23:15 and the right to face Matt Tuilo later tonight for the WCCW Title.

World Class Television Championship
Champion "Natural Boy" Dan Benson w/Classy Eddie Blazzy 243 lbs. Hancock, MN	vs.	Challenger Justin Simcox w/Jim Larkin 247 lbs. Toronto, Ontario
Benson and Simcox resumed a rivalry that had been going on for months over PNW, IWA and elsewhere in NeWA. This was a match where neither man was really wanting to lose. Simcox was setting up Benson for the Texas Cloverleaf and had it locked in place when James Jackson of the Smoky Mountain Express came out and nailed Simcox with the Television Title. Referee James Beard saw and was forced to DQ Benson at 12:18. Simcox won the match, but not the title.....Benson went towards the back when Tully Blanchard came out and attacked Jackson, which in turn brought out James Longstreet, with Arrogance, and it was a pure brawl from hell. Mitch Armour came out with officals and broke up the brawl. Armour sent all but Blanchard and Longstreet to the back and immeadiately started the next match. Armour was then called to the back. Meanwhile, back in the locker room, Displice of Displince and Father Tom Arson started to brawl and were seperated by officals as chairs and all sorts of weapons were being used....Mitch Armour arrived and ordered the two men to seperate parts of the Summit.

Tully Blanchard w/Jim Larkin 240 lbs. San Antonio, TX	vs.	"Tennessee" James Longstreet w/Mr. Arrogance 278 lbs. Knoxville, TN
This was a brawl as both men expressed anger at each other. The match was taken all over the ringside area and chairs, television wires and much more was used. Blanchard got the upper hand at about 11 minutes and set up Longstreet for the Slingshot Suplex. Blanchard lifted up Longstreet, accidently knocking the referee in the process and then hitting the Slingshot. With the referee out, Blanchard walked over to revive the ref when James Jackson came back out with a 2 by 4 and started to attack Blanchard. Justin Simcox then also followed with a chair and once again a peir six brawl. Arrogance and Larkin went at it when the referee got up and threw out the match. NO CONTEST at 13:18. Both teams brawled to the back and out of the arena.

"Father"
Tom Arson
265 lbs. Chicago, IL

vs.

Disciple of Discipline
??? lbs. ???

Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen the next match scheduled for tonight's card is a weapons match. Let me remind you all this is a last man standing match. The first to either give up or not get up after 10 will lose. They can also lose by pinfall.

Announcer: Let me first introduce the father. Father Tom Arson.

(The lights go dark and all WCCW cameras go to the entrance as Father Tom Arson Comes down to the ring rolling a big wooden toy chest. He throws the box inside and gets in the ring.)

Announcer: Nextly, coming to the ring area. The Displice of Displince.

(Fireworks go off as all the WCCW cameras again turn towards the ring entrance. The Displice steps out from behind the curtain as fireworks go off. He appears to be holding some balloons that say, "I am the toy man" in one hand. And a plastic bat in his other hand.)

Ring announcers: What's going on? I thought this was a weapons match?

(The Displice steps inside and the wrestlers stare each other down. Displice immediately charges at Arson with the bat. Swings. CRACK! Nails Arson on the side of the head with the plastic bat.)

Announcers: Wow that bat isn't holding up to well.

(Displice throws down the bent bat and runs towards the toy box. Arson gets up and grabs Displice's feet. He tripped him! Now, Arson going for the toy chest. Opens it up and pulls out a yo-yo. Tom starts twirling the yo-yo in the air and whacks Displice with it. Displice down. Tom is now repetitively hitting Displice with the yo-yo. Displice gets up. Tom grabs Displice. Grapple. Tom whips Displice up against the ropes. Displice comes back, and Tom kicks Displice in the sack. He's down)

Announcers: Looks like Arson is completely dominating this match. If that's what you want to call it. Look at the crowd. They don't seem to be impressed. And we're only 15 minutes in.

(The cameras go to the crowd. Most of the crowd is yawning and starting to fall asleep. Those still awake have started a "Boring" Chant.)

Announcers: Is Mr. Armour nuts to approve this match? What was he thinking?

(The cameras go back to the ring. Tom goes back to his chest. He pulls out something. It appears to be a slinky. Displice walks over. Tom kicks Displice in the gut, turns him around and begins to choke Displice with it. The ref counts to 3 and begins to pull it away. Tom goes back to the toy chest again, but Displice follows. Displice pounds Arson on the back. He picks up Arson and slams him on top of the toy chest. Displice tries to close it on him. Displice begins to sit on the box, but the ref makes him get up. Displice goes to walk away and Tom goes after him. Arson grapples Displice. Breaks. Tom kicks Displice. DDT! Tom goes back into the box and pulls out a wooden child's chair. Tom walks over to Displice. Raises the chair in the air. He moves to hit him, and can't move the chair. Arson turns around, its Mr. X! Mr. X grabs the chair and hits him with it. Displice gets up and begins to go after Arson! Displice and Mr. X pick up Arson and throw him in the box. Mr. X. Reaches into his pants, and pulls out a lock. They lock the box and throw it out of the ring. Mr. X and Displice leave the ring and roll the box up the ramp towards the ring entrance. The ref calls for the bell. The match is a no contest at 35:01. The cameras move to the ring entrance. Mr. X and Displice are there with the box. Displice sits on top of the box with the balloons and Mr. X pushes him down the ramp. Displice jumps off as it rams up against the ring. Displice pushes the box up to the ring entrance. Mr. X sits on top of the box and rides it down. He jumps off as the box smashes up against the ring. The lock breaks and Arson falls out. Mr. X and Displice run towards the back. Arson gets up and slowly crawls to the back room. Brother Pain meets him halfway to help Father Arson to the back)

Credit to Lee Salter for writing this match. Thanks!

NeWA United States Heavyweight Championship
Champion "The King" Slim Dragger w/Jamie 213 lbs. Harford, CT	vs.	Challenger "The Natural" Mike Bell 247 lbs. Toronto, Ontario
This was an incredible chance for Texas Champion Bell and he wasted no effort in taking Dragger all over the place, Bell was on top of his game. Dragger was beaten all over when he pulled a stunning reversal of the Natural Lock into a spinning toe hold and was able to get Bell off guard. He then made a critical mistake and got too close to Bell, which allowed Bell to plant a DDT off the Toe Hold. Dragger was then placed in the Natural Lock, which Slim Dragger fought for over 3 minutes, and then finally reached the ropes, Jaime then pulled Dragger out of the ring, and Dragger was in no condition to get up, much less continue. The US Champion was counted out by Referee David Manning at 20:51. Mike Bell won the match but since it was by countout, Slim Dragger retains the US Title.

NeWA World Heavyweight Championship
Champion Nightmare w/Ladie Death 276 lbs. St. Albans, NY	vs.	Challenger Apollo 315 lbs. Toronto, Ontario
This was a special attraction match with the World Champion in peak condition after his long sleep on the way down here. Apollo was also on top of his game. Both men fought all over the ring area and it was a long hard match. Neither man gave much up in this battle of two fought head to toe and it was a trememdous battle of wills and power. Nightmare set up the Sweet Dreams for Apollo and nearly connected when Apollo reversed it into The Engage....and was about to win the World Heavyweight Title when Lady Death distracted the referee at 2 and a half. Apollo went after Lady Death and was about to warn her not to interfere when Nightmare hit Apollo from behind. Nightmare regained the momentum and threw Apollo back into the ring where he finally hit the Sweet Dreams and began to showboat across the Summit, not pinning Apollo. Apollo got up after about 10 seconds and nailed Nightmare and sent him spiraling over the top rope. Apollo followed and continued to attack Nightmare all over the rampway, referee counted and was at 16 when Apollo and Nightmare realized they needed to run to the ring, and fast. At 19, Apollo got back in the ring and then thrust kicked Nightmare back off the apron when the referee said 20 and ended the match. Apollo won the match at 42:18 via countout but Nightmare retains the NeWA World Heavyweight Title. Matt and Tim Tuilo came out at ringside to stand by their partner as the fans cheered when the show ended.

Power 302 lbs. Muscle Bech, CA	vs.	Surge 290 lbs. Storm Haven, CT
This was to be a match between the two members of the IOV and both men put on a fine scientific match. This match was a display of fine skill and clean wrestling which ended in a 20 minute draw. Both men shook hands afterwards to a standing ovation from the crowd. Both men walked to the back together. Mitch Armour then came out to announce that the match between Father Tom Arson and Displice of Displicne was to be a Last Man Standing Weapons Match.

Texas Brass Knuckles Championship
Champion Blood Bath w/Classy Eddie Blazzy 243 lbs. Tokyo, Japan	vs.	Challenger The Rock w/General Stone 356 lbs. Tewksbury, MA
BloodBath and ROCK both exhausted from the earlier battle royale came back out with all sorts of weapons as the NO DQ Rule was in place. Bloodbath had the match won in about 19 minutes when the mystery woman from last Friday appeared and distracted BloodBath, which ROCK used to his fullest advantage and hit his second AVALNCHE DDT of the evening and won the match at 21:21 to claim the Texas Brass Knuckles Title. The mystery woman then headed to the back. ROCK wondered who she was, and followed her to the back.

World Class Heavyweight Championship
Champion "The Natural ICON" Matt Tulio 278 lbs. Albany, NY	vs.	Challenger Impulse 250 lbs. Niagara, Falls, Ontario
Impulse put up a fine showing after winning the battle royale and took Tuilo all over with impressive moves and had the Gullitone in place when Tuilo broke the hold and sent Impulse to the ropes to set up a TDT. Tuilo then raised the roof of the Summit calling for the Tuilo-Plex. Tuilo hooked the leg and planted Impulse in the Tuilo-Plex for the three count at 24:15, thus retaining the title.