 Topic: ICW 2003 - ???? - Adrenaline preview
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 Routronbreathin.breathout.s-e-e-k-e-r    total posts: 1726 since: Feb 2008
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 Mar 25, 08 at 06:55PM |
I'd suggest you not to use the center align for the segment reports, it's kinda hard to read with that format, in my opinion.
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Mackemsubmission happy total posts: 120 since: Mar 2008 |
Mar 25, 08 at 11:46PM |
I'll see what I can do about that, if it's hard to read then that's no good 
-edit- Changed the allignment on the last show, think it looks a lot better and hopefully clearer to read, thanks for the advice. Think, I need to highlight commentators names in colour and then I'll be on the way to having an easier to read diary.
-edit- Hope the latest show, two posts down, is clearer to read. I guess it just takes time to get a layout that works for the writer and is clear and easy to understand for anyone that wants to read.
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Mar 26, 08 at 03:30PM |
Coming up on Adrenaline…
Super Crazy left Adrenaline last week disappointed having failed to defeat Jeff Hardy at the second time of asking in recent weeks. He is looking to put the disappointment behind him when he faces Jody Fleisch this week on Adrenaline. Fleisch himself lost in a tag match last week and had after match problems with his tag team partner for that match, Kaz Hayashi
Jeff Hardy is in singles action once again as he takes on debutant Xavier. Can the newcomer upset Jeff Hardy and take his undefeated tag from him?
Tommy Dreamer got his ICW career underway last week with a win albeit by DQ through being assaulted by Vampiro. This week he goes one on one with CW Anderson who has a lot to prove following on from a defeat at the hands of Vader
Christopher Daniels and Juventud Guerrera have deep rooted problems with each other since the very first ICW show Genesis. Following on from numerous acts of aggression since, a match has been made in the hope that this ongoing dispute can be put to an end in the ring.
Plus scheduled appearance from International Acclaim, Vader, Ken Shamrock and Road Warrior Animal
Scheduled matches summary:
Super Crazy vs. Jody Fleisch
Jeff Hardy vs. Xavier
Tommy Dreamer vs. CW Anderson
Christopher Daniels vs. Juventud Guerrera
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Mar 27, 08 at 01:17PM |
Adrenaline
24 October 2003
Live from Worcester, Massachusetts
[All ICW wrestlers are in the ring as a video dedicated to Michael ‘Hawk’ Hensgard is played detailing his life and wrestling career. The ring bell is rang ten times in remembrance as Animal puts a wreath by a framed photo in the centre of the ring]
[The picture fades to a black background with white writing]
Michael ‘Hawk’ Hensgard September 12 1958 – October 19 2003
[After a few moments we see Tony Schaivone and Diamond Dallas Page on the screen]
Schiavone: Fans, welcome to a solemn edition of Adrenaline. Tonight we remember Michael ‘Hawk’ Hensgard who sadly passed away this last week. This episode is ICW’s on and off screen staff’s tribute to one of our own.
Page: A tragedy Schiavone, considering he competed on Adrenaline only last week. I just don’t have the words.
Schiavone: Not many of us do so let’s get straight to what the man made a career out of…
[Super Crazy comes to the ring first followed shortly afterwards by Jody Fleisch]
Super Crazy vs. Jody Fleisch
[A highflying match with the usual death defying spots that you would associate with both competitors. Jody Fleisch has the fans behind him slightly with his face turn the previous week. Super Crazy has not really got going yet at all in his ICW career thus far. With Jody Fleisch getting the better of him in this match, his frustration is evident at the times when he is one top. He tries too hard to try and put Fleisch away that he makes a mistake. Fleisch then hits him with the Phoenix 720 DDT and covers for the victory.]
[Super Crazy is out cold as Fleisch celebrates. All of a sudden Kaz Hayashi runs down to the ring. Flesich doesn’t see Kaz. Kaz executes the Final Cut on Fleisch and then leaves the ring laughing back at the ring as he leaves]
Schiavone: Kaz Hayashi, what a despicable move that was!
Page: The two of them had a brief tag team that came to an end last week, looks like Kaz has beef with his former partner.
Vampiro is walking backstage when he is spotted by Tommy Dreamer, who attacks. They brawl around the arena for a while, until Tommy Dreamer gets a clear upper hand and sends Vampiro into retreat.]
Xavier vs. Jeff Hardy
[This is Xavier’s debut with ICW. Best known for his ROH title reign between September 2002 and March 2003 and being a part of Christopher Daniels heel stable, The Prophecy. Xavier joins the ICW roster at a point in time where he is still being used by ROH.]
[Jeff Hardy has been impressive since the first ICW show and is in fact on a winning streak. Xavier puts up a good fight but it’s not long before Jeff Hardy hits the Swanton Bomb for the victory.]
[TAKA Michinoku comes running down the aisle, and gets into the ring! TAKA Michinoku spins Hardy around. TAKA Michinoku hits the Michinoku Driver! Jeff Hardy has been left down on the canvas.]
Schiavone: For the second week running, TAKA Michinoku attacks Jeff Hardy after a match!
Page: Yeah, Jeff Hardy is being made to look stupid every time Michinoku does that.
Schiavone: I don’t know about Jeff Hardy being stupid but I do know that TAKA Michinoku is coming across as being jealous of Jeff Hardy.
[We go backstage where Vampiro is standing by James Mitchell]
James Mitchell: Is that all you’ve got inside you Tommy Dreamer? A futile, feeble attack? Look at him. Look at Vamprio. Not a scratch on his imposing figure. That’s what you don’t understand Tommy Dreamer. You can fight back but Vampiro will always come back stronger ready to put you back down. Dreamer, I told you to watch your back – the danger is still there. Keep watching Tommy Dreamer, keep watching.
[The camera focuses and zooms in on Vampiro who just stares into the lens as James Mitchell does a manic laugh. We go back ringside]
Page: Man, those guys have got it in for Tommy Dreamer.
Schiavone: Well they don’t have far to look…
[Tommy Dreamer’s music starts and he makes his way to the ring]
Schiavone: …because here is Tommy Dreamer!
CW Anderson vs Tommy Dreamer
[CW Anderson is already in the ring. He is trying to get to winning ways in ICW having lost his debut match last eek at the hands of Vader. Tommy Dreamer has impressed since his debut and is already proving to be one of the more popular wrestlers on the roster.]
[Two former ECW wrestlers put on an entertaining match here. Dreamer teased at some hardcore action but the referee intervened to a chorus of boos from those in attendance. In the end Dreamer did not need any weapons to pick up the victory as he hit the Dreamer driver for the victory.]
[As Tommy Dreamer is having his hand raised by the referee, Vampiro’s music hits. Having been attacked after his match last week, Dreamer turns to meet any attack. Vampiro comes at Dreamer from the opposite side however with a chair! Dreamer turns...and is dropped by a vicious chair shot! Vampiro picks up Tommy Dreamer and then hits the Nail In The Coffin on the chair as well. James Mitchell is in the ring laughing at the fallen Tommy Dreamer as we go to a commercial.]
[We come back from the commercial break to see Juventud Guerrera backstage standing by with an interviewer.]
Interviewer: I’m here with Juventud Guerrera and Juventud everyone wants to know what is your problem with Christopher Daniels and when will all of this animosity come to an end?
Juventud: It’s really simple, Christopher Daniels thinks he better than me. No way man. Juventud Guerrera is best wrestler on the planet man and I have people who tell me that. At Genesis you disrespected me man with your cheap moves and crappy style of wrestling. Juventud Guerrera is better than you. Get ready Christopher Daniels as the Juice is about to be let loose!
[Juventud Guerrera heads off as we go back to the action]
Schiavone: Juventud Guerrera generally disrespecting Christopher Daniels and his abilities.
Page: Juventud Guerrera is the kind of man who would not lie. I’m going to be watching this match closely to check up on Daniels’ skills.
Christopher Daniels vs. Juventud Guerrera
[The feud between Christopher Daniels and Juventud Guerrera is one of the longest running going back to Genesis. Both great athletes and wrestlers and both deserving of their status within the company. Juventud Guerrera is renowned for having a bit of an attitude problem. However, this has yet to surface in ICW and if this keeps up, Juventud should have a bright future.
[This match was as good as the original match at Genesis but testament to the feud that has been built on that match since, the fans seemed to be more involved due to the story attached to it. Daniels has to put up with Juventud’s constant whinging at the referee for various moves complaining about hair pulling, tight pulling and everything in between. Daniels eventually gets the chance to go to work on Juventud without being stopped for whatever reason Juventud wants to complain about.]
[Overwhelmed, Juventud Guerrera grapples with Christopher Daniels to get some kind of rest. During this he positions himself so that the referee can't see...and hits a low blow! He rolls up the stunned Christopher Daniels: 1....2....3!! What a cheap shot! Juventud Guerrera leaves the ring and heads off down the aisle at speed. Juventud has the victory, and isn't hanging around for Christopher Daniels to look for revenge.]
Schiavone: Juventud Guerrera…cheating to win after all he said about Daniels before the match!
Page: If you can’t beat ‘em join ‘em Schaivone!
[Road Warrior Animal has an interview backstage.]
Animal: You know something. This last week has been one of the hardest for me both personally and professionally. Hawk was my tag team partner but more so, he was my friend. I spent the week thinking whether I could come here tonight and enter the ring without Hawk. Every time I look over to the corner of the ring, something, someone is going to be missing.
I thought on it long and hard and then all of a sudden it came to me. Y’see there was nothing Hawk liked more than a good fight. He loved to wrestle it was his life. I felt him urging me on saying ‘don’t back away from any fight’ and to go on without him. Hawk, tonight, is for you brother! International Acclaim, you better watch out, I’m coming for you and the memory of Hawk is coming with me! AWWWWWWW WHAT A RUSH!!
[Back to ringside, International Acclaim’s music screeches around the arena accompanied by boos from the crowd.]
Schaivone: Well you don’t me to tell you that these guys are hated, listen to those jeers from the crowd!
[Vader followed by Ken shamrock come out to generous ovations but the biggest is reserved for Animal at the sound of the Road Warriors music.]
Schaivone: What an ovation!
International Acclaim vs. Road Warrior Animal, Ken Shamrock, and Vader
[A six-man tag team match, which was thrown together as more of a memorial exhibition match. The biggest heels against three of the most recognised competitors on the ICW roster. This is all about the faces with Animal particularly being made to look extremely strong. Ken Shamrock finds himself isolated for a time and International Acclaim make quick tags for maximum effect.]
[Shamrock, however, manages to pull out a desperation move to tag in Vader. Vader cleans house throwing oncoming bodies to the outside with the exception of Taiyo Kea. Vader tags Animal back in and places Kea on his own shoulders. Shamrock goes to the top and the two men pull off their own tribute to Hawk with a Doomsday Device. Animal covers Kea for the win.]
[Following the win Animal points skywards in some kind of recognition motion to Hawk.]
[International Acclaim are not in any kind of mood to let the loss go without retaliation. They regroup and mount a counter attack on the victors. Taiyo Kea and Animal, Satoshi Kojima and Ken Shamrock brawl amongst themselves eventually going outside the ring, leaving Corino with Vader. Corino wants no piece of Vader and is backing off.]
[All of a sudden Masato Tanaka comes from nowhere and hits the Roaring Elbow on Vader.]
Schiavone: For the second week running Masato Tanaka has attacked Vader. I don’t know if the guy even as a contract with ICW!
Page: You should catch up with him and have it out with him Schiavone.
Schiavone: Fans, once again, we are out of time. I apologise. Tune in next week for another edition of Adrenaline. Good night.
[END]
Rating: 0.49
Results Summary
Jody Fleisch def. Super Crazy
Jeff Hardy def. Xavier
Tommy Dreamer def. CW Anderson
Juventud Guerrera def. Christopher Daniels
Road Warrior Animal, Ken Shamrock, and Vader def International Acclaim
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Mar 28, 08 at 01:00AM |
I don't know if many people read but I was wondering:
*Is the layout finally getting near something that is comfortable to read?
*Do you think match ratings and show ratings should be included?
*Is there an absense of something (beside good booking) that is holding the diary back?
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Mar 28, 08 at 12:21PM |
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www.behindwrestling.com
The wrestling world mourns the passing away of Road Warrior Hawk. New promotion ICW, where Hawk was an active member of the roster, held a tribute at the beginning of Adrenaline in memory. How Animal is used from now on is unclear at the present time.
There have been rumours circulating that the introduction of a new championship title is being planned for ICW. What this title is to be and when it will become active if at all is a source of mystery.
Adrenaline continues to attract high ratings for the network that it is on. ICW are said to be keen to continue to improve their overall business reputation with one TV show a week. Going forward, a second TV show is not being dismissed, however, it is a long way off and the company does not currently possess the resources both financially and in terms of personnel to pull off two TV shows a week.
*www.behindwrestling.com is a fictional website *
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Mackemsubmission happy total posts: 120 since: Mar 2008 |
Mar 28, 08 at 04:26PM |
Coming up on Adrenaline…
This weeks action packed edition of Adrenaline sees the return of Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart who has promised an announcement which he has stated will change the landscape of ICW.
Jody Fleisch and Kaz Hayashi have come into conflict in recent weeks starting with the break down of their former partnership. Kaz Hayashi attacked Jody Fleisch following Fleisch’s match with Super Crazy. This week Kaz Hayashi will team up with Super Crazy as they go up against Jody Fleisch and his tag partner for the night, Paul London
Two men who have, as yet, failed to register a win in ICW are Chris Candido and Danny Doring. Both men get a chance to lose that tag and get their ICW careers going as they face each other in singles action.
CW Anderson has faced some of the toughest opponents possible so far in his short ICW career. He gets the chance to do battle with another as he takes on The World’s Most Dangerous Man, Ken Shamrock
Two of the hottest feuds in ICW at the moment are those between Christopher Daniels with Juventud Guerrera and Jeff Hardy with TAKA Michinoku. ICW officials have decided to have the two heated rivalries in the same place at the same time. Christopher Daniels teams with Jeff Hardy against Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku.
All this and more with scheduled appearances from Vader, Satoshi Kojima, Taiyo Kea, Steve Corino, Masato Tanaka and Animal.
It’s sure to be another frantic edition of Adrenaline. Join us, only on America One.
Scheduled matches summary
Paul London and Jody Fleisch vs. Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi
Danny Doring vs. Chris Candido
CW Anderson vs. Ken Shamrock
Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku vs. Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy
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 Mar 28, 08 at 04:38PM |
This is a very promising diary, looking forward to the next addition of Adrenaline. Interested to see what Bret Hart will be announcing, and the two tag matches.
Paul London and Jody Fleisch vs. Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi
Danny Doring vs. Chris Candido
CW Anderson vs. Ken Shamrock
Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku vs. Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy |
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Mar 31, 08 at 02:54PM |
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Mar 31, 08 at 03:15PM |
Adrenaline
Friday 31 October 2003
Live from Manchester, New Hampshire
[Adrenaline opens to a beautifully deafening pyrotechnic display which the fans appear to enjoy. As normal hearing returns we hear Tony Schiavone and Diamond Dallas Page]
Schiavone: Another edition of Adrenaline, another action packed show of wrestling!
Page: Another medical bill, what are you guys trying to do to my hearing?
Schiavone: I'm sure you will recover, lets get to the ring for the opening tag match!
Paul London and Jody Fleisch vs Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi
[A fast paced opening tag match to get Adrenaline underway. Interestingly the four participants are all from different countries with USA, U.K, Mexico and Japan all represented. A clash of cultures in the ring but despite those differences the contest turns into a solid match. The crowd respond positively to the match that befits the effort put in.]
[Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi have teamed up before in ICW, which gives them the advantage over a more or less thrown together team with no history of working together. Despite this, Paul London and Jody Fleisch work well as a team and being the face group, have the crowd behind them.]
[Paul London gets the punishment served out to him in this match. Kaz and Super Crazy isolates him from Jody Fleisch. He pulls out a desperation move from time to time but keeps on getting stopped from making the tag at the very last moment. Kaz Hayashi has London on the mat and attempts a springboard moonsault off the top rope but London moves. Paul London makes the tag! Jody Fleisch comes out of the blocks on fire, Hayashi has nowhere to run. Fleisch unloads with a barrage of blows to Hayashi’s skull. There’s no stopping Fleisch, Super Crazy tries to help his partner out but London enters the ring and takes him over the top rope to the outside and the two go at one another once there. ]
[Fleisch goes for the Phoenix 720 DDT but Hayashi ducks and Fleisch lands awkwardly. Kaz grabs Jody Fleisch from the floor and hits the Final Cut. 1....2...3, it's all over.]
Schiavone: Jody Fleisch desperately unlucky there.
Page: Sometimes all it takes is one mistake and you lose. It’s tough to take but you’ve got to take it on the chin.
[As Kaz Hayashi celebrates, Jody Flesich comes to. Flesich pulls Hayashi down from the top rope and starts to pummel Hayashi once again. Kaz Hayashi drops to the canvas and squirms out of the ring to get away from Fleisch. As Kaz heads to leave up the ramp he gives a murderous look towards Jody Fleisch.]
Schiavone: Kaz Hayashi with the win but Jody Fleisch keeps coming back for more.
[Bret Hart’s music hits the arena]
Schiavone: Here comes Bret Hart, back in ICW after a short break.
Page: He said he has some announcements to make…
Schiavone: Let’s hear what’s on his mind!
[Bret Hart comes to the ring to a huge ovation.]
Bret Hart: I’ve gotta say it’s good to be back!
[Fans cheer]
Bret Hart: I’m sure you all know why I was gone for a while but I’m not going to dwell on it. I just want to say to all you fans, here and watching at home, thanks! Thanks for all your messages of support during a difficult time. It’s good to know that people still care about Bret Hart in the wrestling world.
It hits you sometimes how everyone is affected by death. I was at home feeling a bit low and upset when I got the call about another passing. I’m sad that I missed last week to be around for an old friend – Hawk. Don’t worry man; I’ll make it up to you, I promise.
Now, I’ve got to move on to business meaning the management of ICW. Piper, thanks for a top rate job of looking after the place while I was gone. I appreciate it man. However, last week a few people let themselves down in a show that should have seen people put their differences aside for one week. With that, we will not see Vampiro and Tommy Dreamer in the ring at all tonight. They are banned for this week only due to their actions last week. Any disregard for this ruling will result in a lengthier suspension. You have been warned.
Moving on, when I was at home I had a lot of time to think about different things. Something that I thought about was how we only have one title here in ICW. Back in the day, when I was out trying to make a name for myself there were a few titles that I picked up along the way before I ever became a Heavyweight or World Champion. It’s time ICW had a title that can be used as a stepping stone to further greatness for guys starting out or even those trying to get back to the top. Ladies and gentlemen, I am pleased to announce the commissioning of the ICW Television title. Like the name suggests the title has his roots set in the television world and the title will be defended every week here on Adrenaline. If the champion does not defend the title, they will be stripped and the title will be handed to the winner of a special match – the type of match to be determined at that time. To crown the very first ICW Television champion, there is going to be a good old-fashioned tournament involving sixteen of the finest ICW wrestlers.
I have a shortlist of guys who I want in the tournament, so far that list has fifteen names. Watch out on ICW.com for the list. The last place is for one member of International Acclaim. Guys, this is the only spot available to the entire group so you might want to think about it…long and hard. It’s not supposed to cause any friction, honestly but you don’t have long to decide as the tournament starts next week on Adrenaline!
Schiavone: Wow! A tournament starts next week, which will eventually decide the very first ICW Television Champion!
Page: There will be a lot of guys wanting their hands on the gold just like any championship.
Schiavone: Only one place for International Acclaim in the tournament as well and they’ve got to decide between themselves, if they can!
[As Bret Hart returns to the backstage area, Danny Doring’s entrance begins as he makes his way to the ring followed shortly after by Chris Candido]
Danny Doring vs Chris Candido
[As mentioned in the pre-Adrenaline build up, neither man has a victory to their name yet in ICW. This was a chance for both men to get off the mark and get their ICW career underway. Because of this, both men were eager and hungry for the win with it meaning exactly the same to the other. Danny Doring puts on a determined effort but Chris Candido’s experience starts to tell. Danny Doring tries to get Candido in position for a super-plex but Candido fights out of the attempt and hits the Blonde Bombshell (Superbomb/Top rope powerbomb) for the three count.]
Schiavone: Candido gets the win, the first of his ICW career. Danny Doring still looking for his first win on the other hand.
Page: Well if he’s ever going to find it he better try harder in future. He just didn’t perform well enough here tonight.
[The ring is clear from the Candido/Doring match. The fans start to boo heavily as International Acclaim with Masato Tanaka make their way down to the ring]
Schiavone: What do these leeches want?
[Steve Corino takes the microphone and announces that firstly International Acclaim business is discussed. Corino says that the man to his right, Masato Tanaka has proved over the last two weeks that he is worthy of being inducted into the greatest faction on the planet – International Acclaim. All members shake hands and pat each other on the back.]
[Corino says next, nice try Bret but we aren’t falling for the bait of the possibility of championship gold to cause dissension in the ranks. International Acclaim are nominating Satoshi Kojima to become the first ICW Television champion. Corino tells the world to fear International Acclaim because they are the most dominant force on the planet.]
[Bret Hart comes out and tells Corino that he is going to have to put his lust for world domination on hold. He congratulates Corino on picking Satoshi Kojima as International Acclaim’s entrant in the ICW Television championship tournament. Bret says that Kojima can warm up for it with a match against…Vader…tonight on Adrenaline!]
[Corino tells Bret that he can do his worst but International Acclaim will always stand tall with ICW Heavyweight champion Steve Corino calling the shots.]
[Bret says that Corino doesn’t call the shots around here, Bret Hart does. He then tells him that he will be defending his title here tonight and it’s time he returned a favour to an old friend. Tonight Steve Corino will be facing Animal with the ICW Heavyweight title on the line! Corino is livid and the other members of International Acclaim have a hard task consoling him as we go to a commercial break]
[When we come back, CW Anderson is already in the ring for the next match. The fans start to cheer as Ken Shamrock’s music begins to play.]
Schiavone: Listen to this ovation for Ken Shamrock!
CW Anderson vs Ken Shamrock
[As the match begins, International Acclaim come to the top of the entrance ramp to try and unnerve Ken Shamrock. It doesn’t work however as Shamrock destroys CW Anderson with a near lethal flurry of strikes, followed by a belly to belly suplex and ending in an Ankle lock submission hold.]
[Steve Corino storms off backstage, visibly frustrated with the look of a man who has the world breathing down his neck.]
Schiavone: I think Steve Corino has bitten off more than he can chew. Everything seems to be catching up to him tonight and the walls are closing in on him and the rest of International Acclaim.
Page: Well there is always pressure at the top, Schiavone. You might find that out one day if you get there.
[We go to a Vampiro and James Mitchell segment]
Mitchell: Banishment. What happens when those in power begin to fear what they do not understand? There is nothing to understand here. Tommy Dreamer is in trouble and he has no chance of redemption. Vampiro is a curse on the world against anyone that crosses his path. A curse can be restricted but is harder to eliminate. Tommy Dreamer, fear Vampiro because the curse is only starting to begin. Banishment cannot withhold the inevitable. Vampiro is inevitable Tommy Dreamer. Fear Vampiro if you know what is good for you.
Satoshi Kojima vs Vader
[We head back to the arena for a match that Bret Hart made tonight. Satoshi Kojima will be International Acclaim’s entry for the ICW Television Title tournament. He goes up against Vader. He is still smarting from his short ICW career, which has included losses due to opponent cheating (costing him the ICW Heavyweight title) and after match attacks.]
[His frustration is evident and he takes it all out on Satoshi Kojima. Kojima is in danger of being annihilated by this powerhouse. Vader almost gets DQ’d a number of times for open fists and not breaking when in the corner but it would take a brave referee to make that call. Satoshi Kojima hits the odd manoeuvre here and there just for respite.]
[Masato Tanaka comes running down the aisle and onto the apron! Vader turns...and is dropped throat-first onto the top rope by Tanaka! Masato Tanaka has left Vader in big trouble. Vader is in trouble. Lariat!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! Masato Tanaka isn't finished with his attack yet! Vader stands up...and walks into a boot to the gut from Masato Tanaka. Roaring Elbow!!! Vader has been put down on the canvas!]
[Masato Tanaka and Satoshi Kojima head backstage as Vader slowly gets back up.]
Schiavone: Vader is having no luck lately and he has been screwed once again!
Page: I don’t think it’s a good idea for International Acclaim to keep on antagonising Vader like this every week. You don’t want the guy to snap because he will do some serious damage to someone.
Schiavone: Hopefully that someone is Steve Corino sometime soon…fans we go backstage now where we have Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy.
[Camera switches backstage]
Interviewer: OK guys we are moments away from the two of you meeting both of your enemies in the ring in tag team competition. Is tonight the night that you get to settle your differences.
Daniels: Differences? Well, I think it’s went a bit further that that! Ever since I first entered an ICW ring, Juventud Guerrera has been an annoying stench hovering over my head. Juventud, you talk about your juice being loose and what have you but tonight it’s going to be your blood let loose all over the ICW ring here on Adrenaline!
Hardy: And TAKA Michinoku, don’t think you are getting off lightly, friend. Your constant attacks behind my back are coming to an end. If you are so tough we can settle it in the ring tonight and then it’s all over, if I let it be.
Interviewer: Tough words from Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy, back to you guys at ringside
Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku vs Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy
Schiavone: Fans, two heated rivalries clash at the same place at the same time here tonight as Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy combine to try and rid their demons collectively who are Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku.
Page: Whoever scheduled this was just asking for trouble. It’s going to kick off here tonight I guarantee it.
[The match starts at a high intensity level and does not falter one bit. The momentum swings from one team to the other constantly and neither team appears to have the upper hand at any time. Strangely, neither Daniels and Guerrera or Hardy and Michinoku find each other in the ring at the same time. The crowd are being teased by the tension and it all fires up when Hardy gets a hot tag to Daniels who goes to town on Juventud Guerrera. After taking an extremely violent beating Juventud manages to make the tag to TAKA Michinoku. Seeing this Daniels tags Hardy in to give him a chance at his foe. Hardy much like Daniels unleashes his built up hate, which overwhelms TAKA. Jeff hits the twist of fate and goes for the cover. Juventud breaks it at two, this bring Daniels into the ring.]
[The match descends into chaos as Juventud and Daniels continue brawling on the outside as Jeff Hardy and TAKA Michinoku continue in the ring. Hardy launches himself into the ropes as Guerrera gets the upper hand on the outside. Guerrera spots where Hardy is running and he grabs the foot of Hardy to stop him in his tracks. This proves enough distraction for TAKA Michinoku to regroup and hit Hardy with the Michinoku driver when Jeff turns back to face him.]
[TAKA makes the cover and picks up the win for his team. The match is over but the fight continues after the bell. Juventud and TAKA attack Daniels and Hardy, and they brawl all around ringside, then into the crowd! They eventually disappear backstage, still fighting.]
Schiavone: Well I don’t know if we should in case the fight is continuing but let’s go backstage where Steve Corino is standing by to be interviewed.
[Corino is visibly agitated as he is interviewed]
Interviewer: I’m here with Steve Corino and Steve what do you have to say in the build up to your match, which Bret Hart made here tonight for your ICW Heavyweight title with Animal.
Corino: I’ll tell you what I think! Bret Hart is totally out of line is what I think! What a disgusting way to treat this company’s champion by not informing me that I would have a title defence until the night I have to defend. It’s a damn disgrace and just another reason why Bret Hart is unfit to manage ICW. He keeps on coming up with these plans to divide International Acclaim and also take my ICW Heavyweight title from me. Bret, International Acclaim are as strong as ever and this token title shot to Animal will only result in me walking out champion once again. I guarantee it!
Animal, Bret watch this, I’m about to take Adrenaline to the Old School.
[We cut back to Schiavone and Page]
Schiavone: Well Corino seems a bit unsure to me. I don’t know if he’s trying to convince himself or us.
AWWWW WHAT A RUSH
Page: Can you blame him Schiavone? He has to go one on one with Animal who is hard to beat at the best of times let alone when he is all fired up and has the momentum that he does.
ICW Heavyweight Title Match
Road Warrior Animal vs Steve Corino
[Animal is fired up for this match with the chance to become ICW’s Heavyweight champion available. Corino is in trouble from the start, as he does not have an answer for Animal’s power. Corino has been in this situation before, however and he’s developed ways of using his speed and cunning to help him out. Animal charges at Corino in the corner but Corino is playing possum and as he moves, Animal’s shoulder goes straight into the ring post. Seeing the opportunity, Corino rams Animal’s shoulder into the ring post once more. From there on in Corino focuses on the shoulder of Animal to cause as much pain as possible to the injured area.]
Page: If Animal has a problem with that shoulder, then he will have a problem throwing Corino around the ring like he has been doing
[Corino continues to work on the shoulder with as many submission-stretch like moves as he can think of. He even manages a shoulder breaker, which causes Animal considerable pain. The momentum is with Corino now as Animal’s right shoulder is causing serious aggravation and interfering with his normal wrestling style. Corino starts to play a little but that all comes to an end when Animal moves out the way of the corner and an onrushing Corino goes into the ring post. With both men having injured shoulders, the odds are more even and Animal starts to get back into the match. He pulls off as many moves as possible without using his right side even executing a one-handed power slam with his left arm. Seeing that Steve Corino is in trouble; Satoshi Kojima and Taiyo Kea come down to the ring.]
[Animal is firmly on top in the match and Corino looks to be in trouble. Kojima jumps onto the apron, Animal strikes him to the floor outside. He turns around to re-focus on the ring, which Taiyo Kea has entered. Kea goes to strike Animal but Animal gets there first with a kick to the mid-section, he follows this up by throwing Taiyo Kea over the top rope onto the floor to join Satoshi Kojima. Steve Corino has used the distractions to recuperate. He’s back up and goes for Animal. Animal swings wildly, Corino ducks and turns into the Old School Expulsion! 1....2....3. ]
Schiavone: What a disgrace! Can Corino beat anyone without cheating?!
Page: I don’t know Schiavone, he seemed to beat him fair and square one, two, three in the middle of the ring there.
Schiavone: Maybe so but only after multiple distractions from the rest of International Acclaim!
[The match is over but Corino continues to put the boot in on Animal. He is joined by Satoshi Kojima and Taiyo Kea. Ken Shamrock comes running down the aisle with a chair! He slides in, sending Corino \ Kojima running for cover. Ken Shamrock saved Animal from a devastating beating. Ken Shamrock keeps the chair raised as Corino, Kojima and Kea look on.]
Schiavone: Shamrock makes the save, chair in hand as International Acclaim look on!
Page: Animal better thank Ken Shamrock as soon as he recovers. That could have been one hell of a beat down.
Schiavone: Fans, I apologise, we are out of time. Thank you for joining us again on Adrenaline, tune in again next week for another edition of Adrenaline.
[END]
Rating 0.46
Results Summary
Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi def. Paul London and Jody Fleisch
Chris Candido def. Danny Doring
Ken Shamrock def. CW Anderson
Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku def. Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy
Satoshi Kojima def. Vader
Steve Cornio def. Animal (ICW Heavyweight title match)
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Mackemsubmission happy total posts: 120 since: Mar 2008 |
Apr 03, 08 at 03:28AM |
www.behindwrestling.com
(The following has been taken from ICW.com)
Bret has announced the list of 16 wrestlers to take part in the ICW Televison Title Tournament that is to start on the next edition of Adrenaline. The wrestlers scheduled* to appear in the tournament are as follows:
Tommy Dreamer
Juventud Guerrera
Jody Fleisch
Satoshi Kojima
Balls Mahoney
Christopher Daniels
Vampiro
Kaz Hayashi
Paul London
TAKA Michinoku
Psychosis
Marc Mero
Jeff Hardy
Super Crazy
Chris Candido
Tony Mamaluke
Brackets for the tournament are as yet to be announced.
*subject to change
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Mackemsubmission happy total posts: 120 since: Mar 2008 |
Apr 05, 08 at 10:07AM |
Adrenaline sees the start of a sixteen man tournament to crown the first ever ICW Television Champion. As released on ICW.com earlier in the week the sixteen participants are:
Christopher Daniels, Juventud Guerrera, Jeff Hardy, Chris Candido, Marc Mero, Kaz Hayashi, Paul London, Psychosis, Tommy Dreamer, TAKA Michinoku, Tony Mamaluke, Vampiro, Jody Fleisch, Super Crazy, Balls Mahoney and Satoshi Kojima
The first round draw has been made and the matches have been determined as follows:
Bracket 1
Chris Candido vs. Jody Flesich
Christopher Daniels vs. Super Crazy
(Winners meet in the Quarter Finals)
Bracket 2
Kaz Hayashi vs. Marc Mero
Paul London vs. Psychosis
(Winners meet in the Quarter Finals)
Bracket 3
Balls Mahoney vs. Vampiro
Satoshi Kojima vs. Tommy Dreamer
(Winners meet in Quarter Finals)
Bracket 4
Jeff Hardy vs. TAKA Michinoku
Juventud Guerrera vs. Tony Mamaluke
(Winners meet in Quarter Finals)
Going forward the winner of Bracket 1 will face the winner of Bracket 4 whilst the winner of Bracket 2 will face the winner of Bracket 3 in the Semi-Finals of the competiton
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Apr 07, 08 at 05:37AM |
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This is a very promising diary, looking forward to the next addition of Adrenaline. Interested to see what Bret Hart will be announcing, and the two tag matches.
Paul London and Jody Fleisch vs. Super Crazy and Kaz Hayashi
Danny Doring vs. Chris Candido
CW Anderson vs. Ken Shamrock
Juventud Guerrera and TAKA Michinoku vs. Christopher Daniels and Jeff Hardy
One out of four - thanks for predicting!! As a prize for being the first to predict anything, I'll let you name an ICW event which I will use in the future  |
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Apr 08, 08 at 04:42AM |
www.behindwrestling.com
A large online betting firm have partnered with ICW to give what it feels would be odds on the competitors in the ICW Television Title Tournament
Christopher Daniels - 2/1
Jeff Hardy - 2/1
Juventud Guerrera - 2/1
Satoshi Kojima - 5/2
Tommy Dreamer - 3/1
Vampiro - 3/1
TAKA Michinoku - 4/1
Jody Fleisch - 5/1
Kaz Hayashi - 5/1
Chris Candido - 6/1
Psychosis - 6/1
Marc Mero - 6/1
Paul London - 7/1
Super Crazy - 8/1
Balls Mahoney - 10/1
Tony Mamaluke - 15/1
Christopher Daniels, Jeff hardy and Juventud Guerrera have been made joint favourites. The challenge to ICW fans is to see who there pick is to win the tournament.
*www.behindwrestling.com is a fictional website
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Apr 10, 08 at 01:53PM |
Coming up on Adrenaline...
The ICW Television Title tournament gets underway on Adrenaline this week with four first round matches. In Bracket One, Chris Candido stands in the way of Jody Fleisch in his bid to advance in the tournament. Fresh from his first victory on last weeks edition, can Candido emerge victorious over an impressive Jody Fleisch?
Also in bracket one, amazingly, Jeff Hardy and TAKA Michinoku have been drawn together in the first round. These two have had well documented problems in recent weeks, this match will decide who has the ability to progress further in the tournament and gain victory over their rival.
Bracket two sees Marc Mero and Kaz Hayashi in action to decide who goes on to the Quarter Finals. Kaz Hayashi has shown his ruthless streak lately in his rivalry with Jody Fleisch whereas Marc Mero does not have a victory to his name and has been out of action in recent weeks. Does Marc Mero stand a chance at gaining his first ICW win and thus advance in the tournament or will Kaz Hayashi continue with his ruthlessness to reach the Quarter Finals?
Also in bracket two, high flying action. Paul London and Psychosis are masters at what they do but their ICW careers have not quite been as spectacular as their mesmerising moves. This first round match gives both men an opportunity to display their skills and prove that they have what it takes to become ICW Television champion. Don’t miss this match!
Elsewhere, there is tag team action on the card as, fresh from their suspension, Vampiro and Tommy Dreamer are in action. They have been ordered to release their fury on each other in the ring and as a result, Tommy Dreamer will team with Balls Mahoney up against Vampiro who will be teaming with CW Anderson.
In a match requested which was granted by Bret Hart the team of Animal and Vader will take on International Acclaim comprised of Steve Corino, Masato Tanaka and Taiyo Kea in a handicap match. Animal and Vader are both incensed having seen title match ups with Steve Corino ruined by attacking members of International Acclaim. Adrenaline sees the chance for both men to display their grievances.
Satoshi Kojima (International Acclaim’s entrant for the ICW Television Title) left last weeks edition of Adrenaline victorious over Vader with a little help from Masato Tanaka. Bret Hart has declared the result displeasing and has ruled that Satoshi Kojima will be in action again this week against the World’s Most Dangerous Man, Ken Shamrock.
Plus Bret Hart has said that this week’s Adrenaline will air another announcement regarding ICW and it’s future. All this and more only on another action packed edition of Adrenaline brought to you via America One.
Scheduled matches summary
Chris Candido vs. Jody Flesich (ICW TV Title Tournament)
Jeff Hardy vs. TAKA Michinoku (ICW TV Title Tournament)
Kaz Hayashi vs. Marc Mero (ICW TV Title Tournament)
Paul London vs. Psychosis (ICW TV Title Tournament)
Balls Mahoney and Tommy Dreamer vs. CW Anderson and Vampiro
Road Warrior Animal and Vader vs. International Acclaim
Ken Shamrock vs. Satoshi Kojima
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