Showing posts with label Johnny Gargano. Show all posts
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Friday, June 26, 2015

New Names For Global Force Wrestling

Global Force Wrestling has announced former ROH and WWE star Colt Cabana and former TNA Knockout Santana Garrett for the upcoming 7/9 live event in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Added to the 7/11 event in Lake County, Ohio is indy standout Johnny Gargano.

Opinionated View- All good names. Cabana is entertaining. Garrett aka Brittany is an excellent talent and Garagono would be one of the first guys I would sign if I was starting my own company

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Sunday, November 16, 2014

DGUSA, SHINE Titles Change Hands at WWN Live China Show

 Johnny Gargano and Mia Yim became champions on the final night of WWN Live’s tour of China. PWInsider reports Gargano defeated Ricochet to win his second DGUSA Open the Freedom Gate title, while Yim knocked off Ivelisse to become the new SHINE Champion.

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Thursday, March 27, 2014

DGUSA Locks Up Two Talents To Contract Extension

- Dragon Gate USA has signed contract extensions with DGUSA Open the Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano and Ricochet. They face off on April 5th on iPPV.

Opinionated View- My feeling on DGUSA contracts are the same as ROH ones why lock yourself up to an indy company. 

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Sunday, February 23, 2014

DGUSA 02/23/14 Way of the Ronin 2014 iPPV Results

Caleb Konley def Tim Donst
Blake Edward def Jay Freddie
Yosuke Santa Maria def Ethan Page
Jigsaw def Fire Ant
Trent Barreta & Tony Nese def Shane Strickland & Rich Swann
Open The United Gate Championship
The Bravado Brothers def Drew Gulak and Chuckie T to retain
EVOLVE Title Match
Chris Hero def AR Fox to win the EVOLVE title
Open The Freedom Gate Title Match
Johnny Gargano def Roderick Strong

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

Updates to DGUSA and SHINE Cards

- Dragon Gate USA sent out the following today…
Open The United Gate Champions The Bravado Brothers will put the DGUSA Tag Team Titles on the line against Chuck Taylor & Orange Cassidy of The Gentleman's Club this Saturday in Queens, NY. The Bravados and Taylor had an altercation at the end of EVOLVE 26 so this should be hot. Can Taylor finally secure his first title in the WWNLive Family?

We regret to inform you that Ryo Saito and Biff Busick are unable to compete on this weekend's shows due to injury. We hope they both have a speedy recovery and welcome them back in the future. This opens a new door for this weekend....

DGUSA will introduce the New Talent Initiative this weekend. There will be several fresh faces added to the shows this weekend with the opportunity to increase their reputation. Some of these wrestlers you have seen before in DGUSA/EVOLVE, some will be making their debuts. Who will kill it? You'll have to wait for this weekend to find out. Who do you want to see included? Tweet using hashtag #DGUSANewTalent and let us know.

(Revolt!) Saturday in Elmhurst, NY at the Queensborough Elks Lodge (to be taped for VOD purchase):
  • Open The Freedom Gate Title: Johnny Gargano defends vs. CIMA
  • Style Battle Winners Collide!: AR Fox vs. Drew Gulak
  • Open The United Gate Title Match: The Bravado Brothers defend vs. Chuck Taylor & Orange Cassidy
  • Rich Swann vs. Trent Baretta
  • SHINE Showcase Match - Non-Title: SHINE Champion Ivelisse vs. Su Yung
  • DGUSA/EVOLVE New Talent Initiative Begins!
  • Also appearing are Anthony Nese, Jigsaw, Caleb Konley, Shane Strickland and more to be announced.

    (Way of the Ronin) Sunday at the Brooklyn Lyceum 2014 live on iPPV: 
  • Open The Freedom Gate Title Match: Johnny Gargano/CIMA Winner On 2/22 defends vs. Roderick Strong
  • EVOLVE Title Match: AR Fox defends vs. Chris Hero
  • Grudge Match :Fire Ant vs. Jigsaw
  • Johnny Gargano/CIMA Loser On 2/22 vs. Member Of Premier Athlete Brand
  • DGUSA/EVOLVE New Talent Initiative Continues!
  • Also scheduled are Open The United Gate Champions The Bravado Brothers, SHINE Champion Ivelisse, Rich Swann, Ryo Saito, Anthony Nese, Trent Baretta, Su Yung, Mr. A, Drew Gulak, Chuck Taylor, Caleb Konley, Shane Strickland, Biff Busick and more.

  • - Here is the updated card for the SHINE 17 iPPV, which takes place next Friday…

  • SHINE Championship Match: Ivelisse defends vs. Mercedes Martinez
  • Serena Deeb of VALKYRIE w/ April Hunter vs. Angelina Love
  • The first ever SHINE Tag Team Champions will be crowned in a one night-eight team tournament!

    First Round Matches -
  • Bracket A: Made in Sin of Alliysin Kay & Taylor Made with April Hunter vs. The West Coast Connection of Tracy Taylor & Su Yung
  • Bracket A: Malia Hosaka & Brandi Wine vs. The Buddy System of Heidi Lovelace & Solo Darling with Daffney
  • Bracket B: Kimber Bomb of Kimber Lee & Cherry Bomb vs. Lucha Sisters of Leva & Mia Yim
  • Bracket B: The S-N-S Express of Sassy Stephie & Jessie Belle Smothers with Nevaeh vs. MsEERIE of MsChif & Christina Von Eerie

    Plus Tournament Semi-Finals & Finals!

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    Sunday, December 22, 2013

    PWG All Star Weekend Night Two results

    1. Johnny Goodtime and Johnny Yuma over Peter Avalon and Ray Rosas, and B-Boy and Willie Mack in a three-way tag.

    2. Tommaso Ciampa beat Anthony Nese.

    3. Chuck Taylor and Trent? beat Michael Elgin and Brian Cage.

    4. Chris Hero beat ACH.

    5. Eddie Edwards and Roderick Strong over A.R. Fox and Rich Swann.

    6. Ricochet beat Davey Richards.

    7. Joey Ryan, Candice LaRae, and Drake Younger over The Young Bucks and Kevin Steen.

    8. Adam Cole defeated Johnny Gargano to retain the PWG Title.

    PWG returns to Reseda on January 31

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    Thursday, November 14, 2013

    11/16 Dragon Gate USA "Fearless" iPPV lineup

    -The Young Bucks vs. The Bravado Brothers for the Open The United Gate Tag Championship.

    -Johnny Gargano vs. Masaaki Mochizuki in a non-title match.

    -Genki Horiguchi vs. Rich Swann for the Open The Brave Gate Championship.

    -Evolve Champion A.R. Fox vs. Shane Strickland vs. Andrew Everett vs. Fire Ant (if Fox is pinned or submits he loses the championship).

    -Jimmy Susumu vs. Anthony Nese.

    -Trent Baretta vs. Chuck Taylor.

    -Ricochet vs. Biff Busick.

    -Caleb Konley vs. Steven Walters.

    -Jon Davis vs. Mr. Touchdown.

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    Thursday, November 7, 2013

    DGUSA News: Full card for November 16 show in Queens, NY

    Dragon Gate USA has released the full card for their November 16 show in Queens, NY. You can learn more about tickets atDGUSA.tv.

    Dragon Gate USA presents
    Fearless 2013
    Saturday, November 16th
    Belltime - 8PM EST

    Open The Freedom Gate Championship Match
    Johnny Gargano defends vs. Jimmy Susumu

    Open The United Gate Championship Match
    The Young Bucks defend vs. The Bravado Brothers

    Open The Brave Gate Championship Match
    Genki Horiguchi defends vs. Rich Swann

    Four Way Freestyle - If AR Fox Is Pinned Or Submits He Loses The Title
    EVOLVE Champion AR Fox vs. Shane Strickland vs. Andrew Everett vs. Fire Ant

    Masaaki Mochizuki vs.Anthony Nese with Mr. A & Su Yung

    Trent Baretta vs. Chuck Taylor

    Ricochet vs. Biff Busick

    Caleb Konley vs. Mr. Touchdown

    Jon Davis vs. Steven Walters

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    Friday, November 1, 2013

    Update on Matches Announced For PWG All Star Weekend

    - Here are the matches that have been announced for the PWG All Star weekend, which takes place on December 20th and 21st…

    December 20th

  • Non-Title Match: Adam Cole © vs. Candace LaRae
  • The Young Bucks & Kevin Steen vs. Ricochet & Rich Swann & AR Fox

    December 21st
  • PWG Title Match: Adam Cole © vs. Johnny Gargano
  • Davey Richards vs. Ricochet

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    Sunday, July 28, 2013

    7/28 DGUSA Fourth Anniversary iPPV results

    250 would be my guess for attendance, but it was really tough to tell as it was standing room only and the layout didn't make it easy to count. There was a cool underground feel to the venue. There was balcony, stage, and floor seating, all of which were full. There were also booths available with great views of the ring for any level ticket holder willing to spend a $10 food/drink purchase minimum. We had no issues spending the minimum, nor did anyone else, as all of the booths were full as well. Good crowd turnout.

    1. Jon Davis beat Drew Gulak. Davis won after an offensive flurry finished with a lariat.

    Lenny Leonard announced that they would be taking a short break to fix some technical issues with the iPPV feed.

    2. Shane Strickland beat Caleb Konley. Strickland used a rollup after Larry Dallas and Trina Michaels came to ringside and distracted Konley.

    3. Anthony Nese (w/Mr. A and a valet) beat Uhaa Nation.Nese got the win after a 450 splash. Booker Gabe Sapolsky seems to be high on Nese based on the way he's being featured. Good showing.

    After entrances for the Chikara eight-man tag, it was announced that Jigsaw had been traded to the rudo team along with cash considerations in exchange for Ophidian and a 2015 Chikara WrestleFactory draft pick. A funny "only in Chikara" moment.

    4. Jigsaw, Chuck Taylor, and the Batiri (Obaryon and Kodama) beat The Osirian Portal (Ophidian and Amasis), Fire Ant, and Frightmare. Fun match that got more time than expected. However the fun was overshadowed by a terribly botched finish when the referee called a two-count on what was clearly supposed to be the finish. Jigsaw then hit the Jig n Tonic on Ophidian for the win.

    5. Akira Tozawa beat CIMA, EITA. And Tomahawk TT in a four-way to earn a title shot later in the show. Tozawa pinned CIMA with a running version of CIMA's Meteora. All the competitors seemed to be enjoying what they were doing in this one, with some really fun spots and interactions.

    Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano came to the ring and talked down to CIMA for coming up short. Thus continuing the slow build to CIMA's eventual title shot.

    Jon Davis came down and laid out Tozawa. CIMA fought him to the back. While Christina Von Eerie was tending to Tozawa, Gargano gave her a hard kick to the ribs. Apparently, the match had already started so Gargano went right into the Garga-No Escape on Tozawa.

    6. Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano beat Akira Tozawa to retain the title by immediate ref stoppage with the Garga-No Escape. The crowd was not happy after this one. "Bullshit" chants that seemed directed more at the booking decision than Johnny Gargano.

    Intermission. I spoke with several friends during intermission, all of whom were underwhelmed with the show up to this point. Several who traveled for the show were especially disappointed in the fact that the marquee title match ended in such a wonky fashion. 

    7. Trent Barreta beat Evolve Champion AR Fox. Barreta used a handful of tights while getting the pin in about five minutes. Trent said he deserves a title shot after beating the Evolve Champion. Fox went to the back and got his belt, accepting Trent's challenge.

    8. Evolve Champion AR Fox beat Trent Barreta to retain the Evolve Championship. Fox reversed a Frankensteiner and won with a rollup. Trent said the way he sees it, they're tied 1-1, so the winner of the next fall would be the real winner and Evolve Champion.

    9. Evolve Champion AR Fox beat Trent Barreta to retain the Evolve Championship with Lo Mein Pain. This was the best match of the three. If you put all three matches together, it was a very impressive showing.

    Tony Nese's valet came out with a contract for a shot at Fox's title. Mr. A jumped Fox from behind. Fox eventually took a mic and said Nese could have his shot.

    10. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat the Inner-City Machine Guns (Ricochet and Rich Swann) to retain the United Gate Titles. Perhaps the most enjoyable part of any show with the ICMG is their "All Night Long" entrance routine, great reactions every time. The Bucks pinned Swann after More Bang for Your Buck. Very good tag match as expected. It went about 20 minutes, but still felt a bit shorter than anticipated. As we found out, that's because the show wasn't over...

    After the loss, Ricochet took a mic and said that after two failed attempts at regaining the tag titles, it's time to focus on his singles career. He reminded everyone that he had a guaranteed title shot against a champion of his choosing per stipulation of winning the WrestleCon six-man tag.

    Johnny Gargano came out and said that Ricochet did in-fact have a title shot, but Gargano's contract for this show was specifically for a defense against the winner of the four-way so he rejected Ricochet's challenge.

    Enter Akira Tozawa to a great reaction. He seemed to have recovered from the beating before intermission. Gargano tried to back out, but Rich Swann forced him into the ring for a real title defense.

    11. Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano beat Akira Tozawa to retain the Open The Freedom Gate Championship.Very good match with big spots and believable false-finishes. Tozawa continues to be the most over worker in DGUSA, as usual, having the fans rabidly behind him throughout the show and especially this match. Tozawa showed great heart and overcame several instances of Gargano cheating, but ultimately passed out in the Garga-No Escape.

    After the match, Tozawa showed great emotion. He was crying in the ring and apologized to the fans for falling short. He got one final big reaction as he made his way to the back. Lenny Leonard thanked the fans and concluded the show.

    Wednesday, July 10, 2013

    Updated Care for DGUSA July 27th Event

    - Here is the latest lineup for the Dragon Gate USA Bushido: Code of the Warrior event, for July 27th…

    Dragon Gate USA presents Bushido: Code of the Warrior
    July 27th - 8PM Belltime
    Queensboro Elk's Lodge 8220 Queens BLVD.
    Elmhurst, NY 11373


    Tickets Now On Sale At www.DGUSA.tv

  • Non-Title Grudge Match: Johnny Gargano vs. Rich Swann
  • Akira Tozawa vs. Anthony Nese
  • EITA vs. Trent Baretta
  • Bunkhouse Match: Chuck Taylor vs. Jon Davis
  • 2/3 Fall Six Man Match(1st Fall - 2 Referees With Tags Strictly Enforced; 2nd Fall - Dragon Gate Rules; 3rd Fall - Tables, Ladders & Chairs Legal): CIMA, AR Fox & Tomahawk T.T. vs. Ricochet & The Young Bucks
  • Plus More To Be Signed With:
    -Uhaa Nation
    -Jigsaw
    -Scott Reed with Larry Dallas
    -Caleb Konley
    -Shane Strickland
    -The New Dragon Gate Rookie
    -Plus others to be added!!!