Changes To PWG Battle of Los Angeles

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Due to injuries, AR Fox and Trent? will not be able to participate in the 2014 Battle of Los Angeles. Bobby Fish will make his PWG debut to take on Brian Cage on Night One and Candice LeRae makes her Battle of Los Angeles debut as she takes on Rich Swann on Night Two!

Opinionated View- Well its to bad Fox and Trent are hurt but Fish is an awesome talent and LeRae is very over with the the PWG crowd.

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Former WWE wrestler Trent Barreta injured

Former WWE wrestler Trent Barreta (a/k/a Greg Marasciulo) suffered a patellar tendon injury at the Beyond Wrestling show on Sunday in Providence, Rhode Island. "My patellar tendon seems to no longer be connected to my kneecap," he wrote on Twitter. "This probably means surgery. See you again soon, friends." Thistweet was pulled a short time later, though he later posted a photo of his injured knee with a caption that read "I think I popped my dog." An observer at the show stated that Trent was running in the ring when it appeared the knee gave out on him.

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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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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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Shine, Dragon Gate USA, EVOLVE News and Notes

 

- Here is the updated card for the October 25th SHINE 14 event…

SHINE Championship Match: Rain w/ April Hunter defends vs. Hiroyo Matsumoto

SHIMMER Tag Team Championship Match: 3G of Kellie Skater & Tomoka Nakagawa defend vs. Valkyrie of Allysin Kay & Ivelisse w/ April Hunter

Last Woman Standing: Jessicka Havok vs. Saraya Knight

Amazing Kong vs. Madison Eagles

Shanna vs. Mia Yim vs. Savannah Summers

Nikki Storm vs. Nikki Roxx w/ Daffney

Mercedes Martinez vs. Kimberly

Leva & The American Sweethearts of Santana & Amber O'Neal vs.
The S-N-S Express of Sassy Stephie, Nevaeh & Jessie Belle Smothers

Su Yung vs. Solo Darling w/ Daffney

WWNLive sent out the following today…

October 17th: There will be either DGUSA or EVOLVE shows on November 16th in Queens, NY back at the Elk's Lodge and November 17th in Brooklyn at our homebase of The Lyceum. Tickets will go on sale at www.DGUSA.tv this Wednesday. We are still waiting for some information from Japan to determine whether they will be DGUSA or EVOLVE events. We can announce now the tremendous talent roster that is already confirmed. Check out all this talent coming to NYC on 11/16 & 17:

-Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano
-EVOLVE Champion AR Fox
-Open The United Gate Champions The Young Bucks
-Ricochet
-Rich Swann
-Trent Baretta
-Anthony Nese with Mr. A & Su Yung
-Chuck Taylor
-Jon Davis
-The Bravado Brothers
-Caleb Konley
-Shane Strickland
-Mark Angelosetti
-Andrew Everett
-Biff Busick (11/16 only)
-Jigsaw (11/17 only)
-Plus more to be added!!!

We can confirm now that Ricochet vs. Anthony Nese will take place on November 17thin Brooklyn, NY after the happenings at the last EVOLVE card. Watch EVOLVE 24 now atWWNLive.com On Demand to see exactly what went down after the infamous Ricochet vs. AR Fox broken ring match. Many are calling this the best EVOLVE card yet and you can own it now on iPPV at WWNLive.com.

The Bravado Brothers are set to challenge The Young Bucks for the DGUSA Tag Team Titles during the course of the NYC weekend after their performance at EVOLVE 23 and EVOLVE 24.

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.

DGUSA Issues Statement On there Stars Appearing For TNA Last Night

Trent Baretta was on TNA Destination X special last night under the name Greg Marisciulo while Jigsaw wrestled on the show on Rubix. Both are scheduled for the DGUSA events in Queens onJuly 27th and Manhattan on July 28th. Before the rumors get started we want to let you know that their TNA appearances will have no affect on their current or future DGUSA/EVOLVE bookings. They will not use their TNA names in DGUSA or EVOLVE either. Please look at the lineups listed below to see the top caliber matches they will be in at DGUSA next weekend. We greatly look forward to having both these exceptional talents at the DGUSA events in New York City.

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Full Impact Pro Returning To iPPV This Week WithDeclaration Of Independence

Full Impact Pro will return to iPPV on Friday, July 5 withDeclaration of Independence. The event takes place at The Orpheum in Ybor City, FL.

Here's the card:

-FIP champion Jon Davis vs. Trent Baretta
-Zero 1 International Junior Heavyweight champion Jonathan Gresham vs. Lince Dorado
-FIP Tag Team Champions Los Ben Dejos (Jay Rios & Eddie Cruz) vs. The K.O.A. (Sugar Dunkerton & Aaron Epic) vs. Lance & Harlem Bravado w/ Trina Michaels
-Caleb Konley vs. Shane Strickland
-Kenneth Cameron vs. Chasyn Rance.
-Four Way Freestyle: Latin Dragon vs. The Madjai Amasis vs. Jessicka Havok vs. Maxwell Chicago
-Mr. Milo Beasley vs. Earl Cooter
-Derek Ryze vs. David Starr


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