The DWF/Loco Experience Feb 21st 2009 Resurrection II

To help celebrate the holidays we have not only  brought in Jim Neidhart for a seminar on Sunday December 7th at Devastation University but we also have a signed deal for him to wrestle on December 6th 2008 on our “A Devastated Christmas Goes Loco” event also to take place at Devastation University.

In addition we have Allowed Loco Wrestling’s Hardcore Champion Damian Pain to schedule himself in a “Grudge Settling” Hardcore, Anything goes, Falls count anywhere Match against High flying hardcore legend Crazii Shea! Both competitors have promised us that the other one will not walk out of the arena! It was Crazii Shea who initiated this match back on September 27th at the Flyers Skatezone when he came out of the audience and threw Damian Pain to what would have been for a normal man a career ending fall from the top of the cage.

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The card includes Hall of Famer Nikolai Volkoff, former WWF Superstar Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart” ,Former ECW Superstar and DWF Heavy Weight Champion Rockin’ Rebel, Loco Wrestling’s Heavy Weight Champion Rafael, Loco Wrestling’s Tag Team Champions The Latin Connection, Former ECW Superstars DWF Tag Team Champions The Lost Boys, Loco Wrestling’s Cruiserweight Champion Alberto Libre Jr, The Southern Enforcer, Mr. Arrogance,Corkey, Indie’s Most Hated Amedeus, Dr. Ruthless, Victor Cohonnes, King Bash Manta, Kevin James, Bobby Piper,Anhell Gonzalez and many more surprises to come.
 

A Devastated Christmas Goes Loco
Toys For Tots Benefit Show
(Bring a Toy Make a Child Smile and save $2)

December 6th 2008 @ Devastation University
2309 Sorrell Haddonfield Road Pennsauken NJ.
Bell Time 7:30....
Tickets only $12.00......

To help celebrate the holidays we have not only brought in Jim Neidhart for a seminar on Sunday December 7th at Devastation University but we also have a signed deal for him to wrestle on December 6th 2008 on our A Devastated Christmas Goes Loco event also to take place at Devastation University.

In addition we have Allowed Loco Wrestlings Hardcore Champion Damian Pain to schedule himself in a Grudge Settling Hardcore, Anything goes, Falls count anywhere Match against High flying hardcore legend Crazii Shea! Both competitors have promised us that the other one will not walk out of the arena! It was Crazii Shea who initiated this match back on September 27th at the Flyers Skatezone when he came out of the audience and threw Damian Pain to what would have been for a normal man a career ending fall from the top of the cage.


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http://www.Supershowpass.com



The card includes WWF Hall of Famer Nikolai Volkoff, former WWF Superstar Jim The Anvil Neidhart ,Former ECW Superstar and DWF Heavy Weight Champion Rockin Rebel, Loco Wrestlings Heavy Weight Champion Rafael, Loco Wrestlings Tag Team Champions The Latin Connection, Former ECW Superstars DWF Tag Team Champions The Lost Boys, Loco Wrestlings Cruiserweight Champion Alberto Libre Jr, The Southern Enforcer, Mr. Arrogance, Corkey, Indies Most Hated Amadeus, Dr. Ruthless, Victor Cohonnes, King Bash Manta, Kevin James, Bobby Piper, Anhell Gonzalez and many more surprises to come.

 

Results A Devastated Christmas Goes Loco

A Devastated Christmas Goes Loco Dec 6th in Pennsauken New Jersey..There was an absolute capacity crowd in Devastation University to witness what many called the very best show that DWF has had in a long time. The show started off with Kevin James vs. A DWF favorite Anhell Gonzalez. Kevin got the crowd riled up but Anhell stopped Kevin..

Winner Anhell Gonzalez


After that match The Southern Enforcer and Legendary Doc Diamond came to the ring to talk about Amadeus and Downtown Raphael. It didn't take long for them to hit the ring..Amadeus and Raphael got the upper hand 2 on 1 but Doc Diamond promised them something for later on in the evening.

The second match of the night was Arrogance vs. Loco Cruiserweight champion Alberto Libre Jr. What?? Arrogance is a bit big for a cruiserweight. First surprise of the evening.. Unannounced guest Mikey of the Spirit Squad came out to referee. This caught everyone by surprise as no one knew he would be in the building.
Alberto used his speed for much of the match, however the power of Arrogance caught up to him. Arrogance didn't seem to like the way Mikey was calling the match though and he got himself disqualified. Alberto climbed to the top rope while Arrogance was arguing with the ref and hit him with a dropkick. Mikey and Alberto then tossed him out of the ring. Celebration time Spirit Squad style!

Winner Alberto Libre Jr.


The next match was Corky vs. Dark Angel Slayer. Dark Angel got the crowd angered and Corky did his usual. They heavily favored Corky. Corky was able to bring down the bigger Dark Angel and get the pin.


Winner Corky


The next match was the grudge match between The Latin Connection and The Lost Boys. This is a bitter battle that has been raging since the summer. This match was no different. It went back and forth with both teams hitting each other with all they had. Strange music started playing and out came The Latin Revolution. They let it be known they were here for gold...All of the Gold. A challenge was issued and accepted. Jan 24th a 3 way tag match. Then an all out was erupted, resulting in a double dq.

Match thrown out no winner.

After intermission a birthday girl was brought into the ring by Santa J. After the crowd sang Happy Birthday to her Santa J was presenting her with a cupcake and out came The Latin Revolution. They pushed the cupcake in her face and tossed Santa J into the ring. They then left Santa J layed out in the ring. The poor guy needed help to the back.

The next match was Victor Cohonnes vs. Dr. Ruthless.. clearly a mismatch in size Victor didn't want to be out there and his cohorts managed to get him disqualified. The big man then treated the crowd to a dance.

Winner Dr. Ruthless

The next match was another grudge match..Loco Hardcore champion Damien Pain vs. Crazii Shea. This match was brought on due to Crazii Shea throwing Damien off of a steel cage back in September! The match went all over the building, into the crowd and up on a balcony! It had weapons being used and trash cans! But in the end they were both knocked out. After the match they seemed to have forgotten they were mad at each other.

winner no winner

The next match of the night saw DWF Heavyweight champion Rockin' Rebel team up with WWE Hall of famer Nikolai Volkoff to take on a team of Sheiks managed by Bobby Reidel. Rebel was Rebel and Nikolai's big boots are still very effective.

Winner Rebel and Nikolai

The next match was a rematch from back in the summer. Bobby Piper vs. King Bash Manta. Bash was brutal but Piper was able to keep up. One sleeper hold later the match was over.

Winner Bobby Piper


And the main event of the evening....

Downtown Raphael and Amadeus vs. The Southern Enforcer and Doc Diamonds surprise.... Jim "the Anvil" Neidhart!
This was a quick match. Looked like TSE and Anvil had a great plan. Anvil tossed Raphael out of the ring and they doubleteamed Amadeus. One bossman slam and the match was over.
The last thing everyone saw was TSE carrying Simply Divine formerly his valet Lady D to the back. Does this mean she's back with TSE? Only time will tell. Stay tuned to TVByDemand.com for any further developments!

Next show.. Jan 24th.. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.

See you all next year.

Nikolai was born in 1947 in Croatia, then part of Yugoslavia. His mother was Russian, father Croatian. He was a member of the Yugoslavian weightlifting team until 1967. In 67 he defected to Canada while at a competition in Vienna Austria.

He settled in Calgary where he began his training to be a Pro Wrestler under the Legendary Stu Hart.

In 1970 he arrived in the United States and began his career with the WWWF as Bepo Mongol.  He had a partner wrestling with the name Geto Mongol. Managed by Captain Lou Albano they soon captured the International Tag team titles from Tony Marino and Victor Rivera.

After losing the titles to Luke Graham and Tarzan Tyler Nikolai went on to singles competition using the name Nikolai Volkoff.

As Nikolai he was a natural heel in the United States. His many matches against Bruno Sammartino sold out venues wherever they were.

Late in 1974 Nikolai moved on to the AWA where he was managed by Bobby the Brain Heenan. He wrestled there under the name Boris Breznikoff. Same character with a different name. Same results. Nikolai sold out venues wherever he went.

In the 1980's Nikolai began teaming with The Iron Sheik. A wrestler from Iran also using his heritage to become a hated wrestler in the United States. The two of them together were just a natural fit.

At Wrestlemania 1 they won the WWF tag titles from The US Express, Mike Rotundo  and Barry Windham. All of these matches were started with Nikolai singing the Russian national anthem. The crowds in some places were incited to near riot.

After a feud with The US Express, Nikolai and the Sheik both had feuds with such stars as Hacksaw Jim Duggan and Sgt. Slaughter. All of these feuds had US vs Russia or Iran implications and were selling out arenas all over the Country.

Something happened in the 90's. The crowds started cheering for Nikolai.

Nikolai has been hearing the cheers ever since. In 2005 Nikolai was inducted into the WWE hall of fame.

Nikolai also decided that his State needed another voice on the political front.

So in 2006 he ran unsuccessfully for State Delegate in District 7 which represents parts of Baltimore and Harford County in Maryland.

You will see Nikolai make special appearances at wrestling events and from time to time on WWE television. On Dec. 6th Nikolai will be appearing for the DWF at our location in Pennsauken New Jersey. Come out and say hi.

The first installment of Bob's Corner
is dedicated to Gorgeous George.

Gorgeous George is truly the original showman of professional wrestling, and his flamboyant

theatrics have unquestionably forever changed the "sport" of professional wrestling. During his heyday (which began in the late 1940's and lasted through to the early 1960's, a more famous or controversial entertainment figure could not be found. It has been said that during his prime, George was even more well known than the President. He influenced generations of future wrestlers -- from Buddy Rogers to Adrian Street, "Superstar" Billy Graham to Ric
Flair, "Adorable" Adrian Adonis to Goldust...even Mohammed Ali, Little Richard, Liberace, and numerous other figures in both sports and entertainment. One is hard pressed to think of a more influential public figure, let alone a professional wrestler...

Gorgeous George was born George Wagner in Seward, Nebraska and began his wrestling career during his teens. He competed for over a decade simply as George Wagner, with very little success. Physically unimposing at just 5'9 and weighing only 215 pounds, Wagner was a plain, less than average wrestler. But that would change as the resourceful Wagner, who contemplated giving up on trying to make it as a wrestler, developed the gimmick that would forever change both him and the "sport".

He grew his hair out so it was long, could be curled and pinned back with
gold-plated bobby pins, and dyed it platinum blond. He wore elegant robes, dubbed himself "The Human Orchid" and was always escorted by one of his male ring valets (Geoffrey or Thomas Ross) who would spray his his corner of the ring, as well as George's opponents, with disinfectant and perfume. He was the originator of using entrance music, and was always accompanied by his theme "Pomp And Circumstance"...which would again be used some 40 years later by Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Gorgeous George's ring entrances were legendary, and often took nearly as long as his matches. The effeminate grappler worked people into fits of laughter, curiosity, and outright rage with his pageantry and theatrics. The consummate villain, George would cheat at every possible opportunity, infuriating fans to the point of rioting on several occasions. So riveted were they by George's theatrics, fans would flock in droves to see him wrestle, and even more importantly, they tuned-in in record numbers to watch Gorgeous George on the brand-new medium of television.

In a very real sense, Gorgeous George single-handedly established the unproven new technology of television as a viable, entertaining new medium that could reach literally millions homes all across the country. Pro wrestling was TV's first real "hit" with the public -- the first programs that ever drew any real numbers for the new technology, and Gorgeous George was was directly responsible for all of the commotion. It was a turning point for Wagner, wrestling, and the country itself. Gorgeous George was probably responsible for selling more television sets in the early days of TV than any other factor. There was once a well known
saying that Frank Gotch may have put wrestling on the map, but Gorgeous George brought it to the world...

George Wagner died in 1963 but his influence is still being seen today.

Damien Pain defeated Kevin James
Bobby Piper defeated Mr.
Arrogance
Dr.
Ruthless defeated Big Nasty

Loco Cruiserweight championship
Alberto Libre Jr.
defeated Victor Cohones

Loco Tag team championship
The Latin Connection defeated The Lost Boys

During intermission Corky had the kids bobbin for apples.


Amadeus defeated Anhell Gonzalez
Corky defeated Hillbilly Cousin Clem

The Southern Enforcer defeated Downtown Raphael

DWF Heavyweight championship

Rockin' Rebel defeated Mark and Manta in a 3 way.
 

June 28th 2008
 

"Encyclopedia" Bob, Mitch the Wizzard Stein, Doc Diamond and Pee wee outside of the Pro Wrestling hall of fame.

The grand finale at the Hall of fame induction ceremony.

Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame Weekend: May 23rd-24th

DWF Devastation U: AWFR  May 31 Brusier Blackwell Benefit

On Fire II Wrestle X Change

The show opened up with a match between Trent Acid and Kevin James. Kevin was seconded by one of the hoodiez. The match went back and forth for awhile then out of the blue Kevin James brought out a pair of boxing gloves. He kept one glove, gave one to Trent. Kevin then promised to knock Trent out. Kevin could not keep his promise as Trent defeated him. The hoody then entered the battle and it was two on one. Out of the back came Johnny Kashmere and for the first time in two years The Backseat boyz were reunited. Johnny then promised to take out the trash in the DWF. Look for bigger things from the Backseat Boyz in the coming months.

The next match was the third bout in a best of three series between Youth Gone Wild Amadeus, Matt Wylde and Dark Slayer and The Latin Connection El Monstro, Downtown Raphael and D-crazed. The winner of this match becomes the AWFR 6 man champions. First out was Youth Gone wild. Amadeus got on the mic and demanded that the Latin Connection come out. Nick Suave came out and introduced the Latin Connection..During the course of the match The Latin Connection concentrated on the knee of Amadeus. Even with the three Latin Connection members working on his knee he put up a good fight. In the end though The Latin Connection took the match and the straps. Amadeus had to be helped from ringside. We'll keep an eye on this one to see just how hurt he is. After this match Damian Pain came out and attacked Matt Wylde. They fought to the back and had to be seperated.

Out next was Lady D and The Southern Enforcer. It was revealed that Clem got scared, didn't want to fight his little brother so he ran off and joined the circus. This left The Southern Enforcer without an opponent. Out comes Corky. After a few minutes of back and forth action, The Southern Enforcer really opened up on Corky. To the delight of the crowd The Southern Enforcer beat Corky from pillar to post. Southern Enforcer with the win.

The next match was The Dark Sinner vs. Dan "Lost Boys" Wolf. A return match from last month. Dan Wolf was a man possesed during this match. He was determined to get his revenge. The Dark Sinner didn't just roll over for him though. This was a hard hitting fast paced match. In the end though it was Dan Wolf over The Dark Sinner. We'll have to keep an eye on this one though. Something tells me we haven't seen the last of the Dark Sinner.

After a brief intermission...

The next match was Superstar Rocky Styles vs Ryu Lee for the vacant cruiserweight championship. This was easily the fastest paced match of the night. Both of these guys can move. Ryu took this match when Superstar Rocky Styles "insurance" policy back fired on him. After the match though, the two of them..Mike Morrone and Rocky Styles beat on Ryu for a few minutes. They then took off their shirts to show everyone the TWF shirt they were wearing under them. TWF stands for The Wrestling Federation. Just what this means only time will tell. In the mean time, Ryu Lee is now the DWF Cruiserweight champion.

Next up was the very popular DWF student Alberto Libre Jr. vs. Damian Pain. Alberto still has a few things to learn. Damian Pain is also a DWF student but he's a bit farther along in his training. Damian took the match in a few minutes..but Matt wylde returned the favour and attacked Damian after the match. They once again fought all the way back to the lockeroom and had to be seperated by the DWF security team.

The next match was the first of two main events. Mike Trash brought his champion Kage in to defend the Trashtalking radio belt. I don't think he knew what he was walking in to though. The match was Kage vs. King Bash Manta vs. Steve the Teacher vs. Jason Gotti. Kage stayed out of the action for awhile and let the others beat on each other. When Kage finally got in, Mike Trash told the ref to stay on the outside and watch how its done. The match belonged to Kage after that. All of the other guys had their moments but in the end it was Kage walking out with the win.

The final match of the evening was for the DWF Heavyweight championship. Rockin' Rebel vs. Sheik Sheil Ali. Another return match. These two have been battling for the last 2 shows. This time Rebel was going to stop at nothing to win this match. The first thing that came out was a bullrope. So it became a bullrope match. George Fagetaboutit was in the Sheiks corner during this match. After quite a bit of protest the match finally started. It was clear right from the beginning that it was Rebels match. You can not sell the sheik short though. He found ways to get offense in there. The match went back and forth like that for awhile. Rebel finally took control though and took the match. The Rowdyone was ringside to witness this match. At one point he was watching a little too close. He was tied up with the bullrope.

This was another exciting night of DWF action. Stay tuned for details on the next show. July 19th Stars and Stripes. Who knows what will go on for this show? Will Rebel give the sheik a rematch? Will Rocky Stiles and his insurance policy come down for a shot at Ryu Lee? Will Youth Gone Wild want another shot at the 6 man championship? What condition is Amadeus in?
All these questions and lots more will be answered soon.

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