FIP 07/03/15 Declaration of Independence 2015 iPPV Results

Kahagas (with Dontay Brown) def Blake Edward Belakus after hitting him with a kendo stick
Jonny Vandal (with Trina Michaels) def Bolt Brady with a Death Valley Neck Breaker
The Hooligans (Devin and Mason Cutter) def Josh Hess and Deimos (with Mister Saint Laurent) after they get Josh up and hit a double stomp from Mason into an Island Driver from Devin
Mason Ryan (with MSL) def Moose after a low blow and a TKO
Monster Tarver (with MSL) def Rhett Giddens after hitting the 1.9
Chris Hero def Martin Stone (with MSL) & Gary Jay in a three way after hitting Jay with the rolling elbow
FIP Florida Heritage Title Ladder Match: Maxwell Chicago def Aaron Epic to retain after hitting the outsiders edge on Epic and scaling the ladder to get the title
FIP World Tag Team Title Match The Savages (Teddy Stigma and Eddie Graves [with Trina Michaels]) def Aaron Solow and Jason Cade to retain the titles after they hit the Yakuza Kick and side Russian leg sweep combination
FIP World Heavyweight Title Match: Caleb Konley (with SoCal Val and Andrea) def Rich Swann to win the title after he hits a super cradle shock from the top rope

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Updated Card For EVOLVE 45

Here is the updated card for Evolve 45, which takes place on July 10th at 9PM ET…
* The Main Event – Tag Team Grudge Match: Drew Galloway & Roderick Strong
vs. The Premier Athlete Brand of Anthony Nese & Caleb Konley w/So Cal Val
* Davey Richards vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
* Chris Hero vs. Trevor Lee
* Rich Swann vs. Timothy Thatcher
* Biff Busick vs. Andrew Everett

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Updated WWNLive iPPV Cards For July

Here are the updated cards for the July WWNLive iPPV events. You can order WWNLive shows on iPPV and VOD at this link….
Full Impact Pro – July 3rd – 9pm EST – Ybor City, FL:
* FIP World Heavyweight Championship Match: Rich Swann defends vs. Caleb Konley w/So Cal Val
* FIP World Tag Team Championship Match: Savages of Eddie Graves & Teddy Stigma w/Trina Michaels defend vs. ACW Tag Team Champions Jason Cade & Aaron Solow
* Florida Heritage Championship Match Ladder Match: Maxwell Chicago defends vs. Aaron Epic
* Mason Ryan w/MSL vs. Moose
* Monster Tarver w/MSL vs. Rhett Giddens
* Plus more with The MSL Universe of Martin Stone, Deimos & Josh Hess, Gary Jay of The Submission Squad, Jody Kristofferson, Blake Edward Belakus, Bolt Brady, The Hooligans of Devin & Mason Cutter and Jonny Vandal w/Trina Michaels and others!
EVOLVE 45 – July 10th – 9pm EST – Ybor City, FL – Special Free ACW Kickoff At 8pm!:
* The Main Event: EVOLVE & DGUSA Champion Drew Galloway & Roderick Strong vs. The Premier Athlete Brand of Anthony Nese & Caleb Konley w/So Cal Val
* Bonus Main Event: Davey Richards vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
* EVOLVE 43 Rematch: Chris Hero vs. Trevor Lee
* Rich Swann vs. Timothy Thatcher
* Biff Busick vs. Andrew Everett
EVOLVE 46 – July 11th – 7pm EST – Orlando, FL – Special Free FIP Kickoff At 6pm!:
* EVOLVE Title Match: Drew Galloway defends vs. Trent Baretta w/So Cal Val
* WWN Supershow: Mercury Rising 2015 Rematch: Chris Hero vs. Timothy Thatcher
* Davey Richards vs. Biff Busick
* TJ Perkins vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
* Anthony Nese w/So Cal Val vs. Trevor Lee
* Caleb Konley w/So Cal Val vs. Andrew Everett
SHINE 28 – July 24th – 9pm EST – Ybor City, FL:
* SHINE Title Match: Santana defends vs. Ivelisse w/Amanda Rodriguez
* SHINE Tag Team Title Match: The Kimber Bombs of Kimber Lee & Cherry Bomb defend vs. B.T.Y of Jayme Jameson & Marti Belle w/So Cal Val & Andrea
* Leah Von Dutch vs. Brandi Wine w/Leilani Kai
* Plus more with VALKYRIE of Allysin Kay, Taylor Made, Su Yung, Tessa Blanchard & April Hunter, Jessicka Havok, Mia Yim, Leva, La Rosa Negra, Crazy Mary Dobson w/ Daffney, Vanessa Kraven, The Debuting Renee Michelle and others!

AR Fox Comments on Issues with WWN LIVE

- As reported yesterday, AR Fox may be done with EVOLVE Wrestling. Fox was reportedly unhappy with the promotion over various issues, including some of the flights they have booked for him. Fox took to his Facebook page to address the situation, posting the following:

Just sayin. This is the cards for next weeks EVOLVE shows. It’s 9 days away and not one match announced on this card. And since there’s a huge lack of communication checking the “DGUSA” website is how I know if I’m booked or not. So when there was about two weeks left I booked myself. And now they wanna take it personally that I was making sure I lined up booking so I didn’t have an empty weekend without even tryin to understand. Cause honestly my loyalty was to them of if we just talked like “adults” for a few mins I woulda ended up doin EVOLVE anyway cause that’s how I am. But instead I got responses in all caps with cusses. And tryin to future endeavor me like the WWE. Tellin me they wish me the best and hope to see me on Lucha Underground when a few months back they held me back from it when Lucha sent me details on a contract ha. And yea I didn’t like they flights they got me cause they were to the wrong f**kin state of course I didn’t like having my girl drive me an hour and a half to the airport and then pick me from there which means we’d hit tolls 4xs when they coulda just flew my from CT (like every other promoter that flies me) where the airport is 30 mins away from me with no tolls. So yea man they just made this shit into a storyline but this is what it is. Flights wouldnt of been an issue I still drive 15 hrs to shows. It was jus that our relation is goin on 5 years. I jus want everyone to Know I’m cool n jus wanna wrestle but they got sensitive way too quick over a booking.

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Updated Card For Evolve 42

- Here is the updated card for Evolve 42 on April 18th…
* DGUSA Open The United Gate Title Street Fight: Caleb Konley & Anthony Nese with So Cal Val defend vs. Johnny Gargano & Rich Swann
* Roderick Strong vs. Biff Busick
* Timothy Thatcher vs. TJ Perkins
* Davey Richards vs. Trevor Lee
* Andrew Everett vs. Rey Horus
* Ethan Page vs. Martin Stone

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WWNLive News: Top Star Possibly Leaving, New Talent Getting a Chance

AR Fox’s deal with WWNLive.com is coming up, and word is that he may not be signing a new deal. According to sources, there have been issues between the two sides, including Fox being unhappy about some of the flights purchased for him. The promotion believed Fox was confirmed for Evolve’s return to Florida next weekend, but he then took other bookings
– Due to Fox not being on those shows, Rey Horus will be working the Evolve 41 and 42 events next weekend. He is getting a shot after impressing at the King of the Indies tournament over WrestleMania weekend.
– Ethan Page, who debuted during the Evolve shows over WrestleMania weekend, has signed a deal with WWNlive.

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WWN Supershow Results

Rich Swann comes out to start the show serenading the fans to that All Night Long song from the 80s. The crowd sings along and chants "we are awesome" when the song ends, then Swann informs the crowd that he's not cleared to wrestle tonight. Swann says the match last night was ended because he was injured, but at the April shows, if the Premier Athlete Brand is as good as they say, they should put their Open The United Gate Title on the line against RONIN BABY! So Cal Val comes out with the Premier Athlete Brand and says it must be so nice to be him with the big entrance, but then he quits the match last night when he gets a boo boo, and now he wants a title shot. Val tells Cage and Konley to give him a title shot, so Cage jumps Swann and holds him so Konley can whack him in the ribs with one of the title belts. Johnny Gargano and Ethan Page run in to chase them off, and Page calls out Caleb Konley to start their match right now, so I guess we're already into our first match... Ethan Page vs Caleb Konley Konley uses a distraction from Brian Cage to get an early advantage, but Page quickly pops him over with a suplex and clotheslines Konley out to the floor. Page goes for a dive, but Konley pulls Andrea in front to stop him in his tracks, so Page goes to the floor instead and kicks Konley into the barricade. Page continues beating Konley up all around ringside, but he tries to powerbomb Konley on the apron and Konley counters to a vertical drop to turn the tide. They head inside and Konley continues to maintain control, locking Page down with a chinlock, but Page escapes a slam attempt and plants Konley in the mat with a DDT. Page mounts a fiery babyface comeback: clothesline, elbow, backdrop, and then he turns Konley inside out with a tilt-a-whirl slam and a high angle powerbomb that makes my neck hurt. He only gets 2 off of that, so he lawn darts Konley into the corner, comes through the ropes with an Ace Crusher, but still only gets 2. Page with right hands in the corner on Konley, but Konley reverses an Irish whip and walks off the ropes to deliver a tornado DDT. Konley with a diving clothesline and a Lionsault for 2. Konley goes for the O Face, but Page is fighting it and manages to slip free with the help of some boots to the face. Page with a bicycle kick to the face of Konley, Konley catches him with a jawbreaker, Page with a big kick to the skull, Konley with a leaping enziguiri, and Konley hits a cradle shock for 2. So Cal Val is livid at ringside telling Konley to go for the kill, but Konley is slow to pick Page up and Page is able to start firing off right hands. Page backdrops Konley onto Cage, and Cage catches Konley, but then Page takes the both of them out with a dive. They go back inside where Page hits the Claudio facebuster, but so Cal Val is up on the apron distracting the referee so Cage can come in. Cage goes for a roaring clothesline, but Page ducks and Cage hits Konley. Page knocks Cage back out to the floor, rolls Konley up with a handful of tights, and gets the win. Winner: Ethan Page Good match and a solid weekend for Page, who looked great in the two matches I saw him in. Val isn't happy with Cage for screwing up and tells him this wasn't part of the plan, prompting Andrea to low blow him so Konley can knock him out with the belt. The PAB leaves without Cage, who gets a good ovation on his way out. Cherry Bomb, Kimber Lee & Mia Yim vs Nikki Storm & The Canadian Ninjas Plenty of women's gold represented here: Mia is the SHINE Champion, Kimber and Cherry are the SHINE Tag Team Champions, and Nicole Matthews is the SHIMMER Champion. Nikki Storm cuts a promo I couldn't quite make out before the match, but obviously Andrea doesn't like it because she runs in, destroys Nikki Storm, and kicks her out to the floor. So Cal Val gets a microphone and says never to let a girl do a woman's job, and tells the Canadian Ninjas that Andrea is their new partner, you're WELCOME! All heck breaks loose right away as all six girls go at it right from the bell, and the SHINE team stacking the SHIMMER team (I'll just call them that to save me some typing) up in the corner and hits a series of charges, knocking them out to the floor. Mia takes the Ninjas out with a dive, then kicks the crap out of Andrea and rams her into the post. things finally settle down as Nicole and Cherry do some mat wrestling while everyone goes back to their corners, and Cherry gets the advantage and traps the SHIMMER Champion in their half of the ring. Nicole goes to the eyes and tags Portia in to go at it with Kimber. Portia gets the advantage briefly, but Kimber starts pummeling her with forearms. Val gets on the apron to distract the referee while Nicole comes in and cheap shots Kimber, then holds her so Andrea can come in and nail Kimber with a sick kick. Nicole with a hard DDT to Kimber for 2, then Portia comes in and gets a neck vice on Kimber. Andrea comes in and Kimber hammers her with some forearms, but Andrea just yanks her to the mat, picks up her legs, and stomps on her hooha. That's not nice. Portia is back in and both girls wipe one another out with a double clothesline. Kimber makes the hot tag to Mia as Portia tags Nicole, and the two singles champions are finally in the ring one-on-one. Mia destroys Nicole and hits a rolling front kick in the corner to get a 2 count. Mia then takes out both Ninjas with a double running dropkick, and then she starts beating Andrea up, too. Kimber and Cherry are in and double teaming Andrea, then they double whip her into a missile dropkick from Yim. Kimber German suplexes Andrea, then the Ninjas are in and dump Cherry and Kimber, and Mia is left to fight both Ninjas. Ninjas with a double suplex to Mia, but Mia fights Portia off. Kimber and Cherry drag Nicole out to the floor and Mia rolls Portia up with a schoolgirl for the win. Winner: Mia Yim, Kimber Lee & Cherry Bomb So Cal Val gets in the ring and starts chewing the Ninjas out for blowing the match, and Andrea is ready to do something about it, but Nikki Storm runs back out and missile dropkicks Andrea out of the ring. Nikki says she isn't afraid of Andrea, and challenges her to a match next Friday night at SHINE.

Drew Galloway comes out and says the titles are getting unified, and he wants to defend both titles the same way he's defended the EVOLVE Title, and he wants to do this right now. So I guess we're getting the main event already!

Unification Match: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano Drew is like a foot taller than Johnny, but Gargano is using his speed to stick and move.Galloway hits the ropes and bowls Gargano over with a shoulderblock, then unloads with right hands in the corner. Gargano gets free, snapmares Galloway, and kicks him in the head. The stream drops out ofr a few second, and it comes back to Galloway giving Gargano a tilt-a-whirl slam onto the ring apron. That was nasty. Galloway picks Gargano up and tries to press slam him into the crowd, but Gargano slips free and clotheslines Galloway over the barricade. Gargano gets a running start and takes Galloway out with a dive over the barricade, and then they start brawling through the crowd. Gargano is standing there trading chops with Galloway, so Galloway picks him up and just flings him into the wall. Galloway looks for a piledriver on the floor, but Gargano blocks and hits atornado DDT off some lighting equipment, and both guys are down. No countouts because there must be a winner here, and indeed Gargano drags Galloway back toward the ring, dumps him over the rail, and rolls him inside. Gargano hits a slingshot spear through the ropes for 2, then unloads with left hands and chops in the corner. Gargano tries to boot Galloway, but Galloway catches the legs, turns around, and hits an inverted wheelbarrow bomb. Now Galloway is in control, and he starts hammering Gargano with chops, but he tries to go to the top and Gargano takes his legs out and crotches him. Gargano impresses the heck out of my by hauling Galloway all the way across the ring to hit the lawn dart for 2, and he tries the slingshot spear again, Galloway catches him and goes for the butterfly DDT, but Gargano plants his feet and backdrops Galloway to the floor. Gargano goes for a running dive, but Galloway drills him with a right hand as he comes out of the ring, then blasts him in the face with a pair of big boots. Galloway goes for a third, but Gargano catches him coming in with a superkick, then he goes back in the ring and tries the dive again, but Galloway moves and Gargano takes the referee out instead. Galloway rolls inside and Gargano tries the slingshot DDT, but Galloway catches him and hits an exploder into the corner. He makes a cover, but there's no referee. Gargano hits a leaping enziguiri and goes for Hertz Donut, but Page gets up on the apron and tries to hand Gargano a rope to choke Galloway out with. Gargano takes it, but throws it back out at Page and goe back to Galloway. Galloway had enough time to recover and kick Gargano's legs out and hit the butterfly DDT, and a second ref runs out to make the count but still only gets 2. Galloway charges in with the sick kick and this time Gargano moves and Galloway takes the second ref out. Gargano takes Galloway down and puts him in the Gargano Escape just as the first referee recovers, and Galloway rolls Gargano through into a cradle for 2. Gargano hits Galloway with another superkick, Galloway hoists Gargano up for a Tombstone, but Gargano drops out and rolls Galloway into the Gargano Escape again. Galloway again powers his way to his feet, pulls Gargano back up, and hits the Tombstone, but Gargano is out at 2. The crowd is going nuts as both men struggle to get back to their feet, Galloway is up first and carries Gargano to the top in a fireman's carry, turns Gargano over for a top rope tombstone, but Gargano counters in midair to a DDT. Somehow, Galloway kicks out at 2, and Page is outside the ring yelling at Gargano to finish Galloway. Gargano nails a superkick, but Galloway yells at him to give him more. Gargano with another superkick, but Galloway is still coming and makes it back to his feet. Gargano with two more superkicks and Galloway finally goes down, but he sturggles back up and gives Gargano a double bird. He avoids another superkick, hits a butterfly DDT, rolls through and hits another and makes a cover, and Gargano is still kicking out at 2. Gargano is firing forearms at Galloway that have nothing behind them, and Galloway pulls him up and hits another Tombstone to finally put Gargano away and unify the titles. Winner and New Unified Champion: Drew Galloway The unification of these titles was a big deal, and this is exactly the kind of match you would expect for the occasion. Both guys fought their hearts out and Galloway had to practically kill Gargano to beat him. Galloway gets a mic and says he's wearing the same gear he wore at Wrestlemania 26, but to him, this is his Wrestlemania moment. He wants to senda message to his people back there that there is life after WWE, and tonight, Drew Galloway has risen to the top. He thanks everyone for giving Drew Galloway a shot to show what he can do in this business, and he also puts over Gargano for carrying this place for six years and calls EVOLVE the house that Gargano built. He says Gargano gave him the best match of his life, and they said a lot of heated things coming into this, but this is both of their ring and he deserves this moment as much as he does and he wants Gargano to shake his hand. Gargano shakes Galloway's hand and Page is on one knee applauding, then Galloway hands the mic to Gargano and leaves with the belts so Gargano can have his say (plus Drew has a plane to catch). The crowd gives him a big reaction, but Page suddenly blindsides Gargano, drilling him with a right hand and putting the boots to him. Now Page has the mic and says that he doesn't know if Johnny has been paying attention, but he's been saying all weekend that he's been watching and has learned from Gargano and Ronin, and it's all about taking the top spot, and he promises Johnny that this is just the beginning because he isn't done with the Whole Shebang because he is ending his career in WWN. The crowd thanks Johnny as he staggers to the back. Biff Busick vs Drew Gulak vs TJ Perkins vs Tommy End Okay, this one is going to be tough to recap because everyone is just going nuts throwing one big shot after another at each other. Gulak dumps End to the apron and Busick slingshots him backward into the barricade, then Gulak picks Perkins up in a torture rack and just launches him at Busick, who drills him with a shot as he comes in. Now Gulak and Busick are double teaming Perkins while End recovers on the outside, and they pop Perkins up with a double delayed vertical suplex. End comes in and starts hammering both Busick and Gulak with hard kicks, but Busick lays him out with one big shot. End gets dumped out to the apron and tries a slingshot back in, but End catches him feet on the top rope coming in and Busick charges in on him with a shot before turning around and quickly laying Perkins out with a running Blockbuster. Busick with a half nelson suplex on End, but Gulak breaks the cover at 2 and gets into a staredown with Busick. Perkins comes in and takes them both out with a double dropkick, then End drills Gulak with a running kneestrike and then takes Busick and Perkins out with a moonsault and coming back in to come off the top rope onto Gulak for 2. Perkins gets End in a royal octopus, then turns it into an indian deathlock on End. Gulak kicks Perkins down, injuring End's legs in the process, but Perkins pops up and catches Gulak in a northern lights suplex for 2 while holding onto the indian deathlock. Perkins with a series of suplexes on Gulak and the double chickenwing onto the knees, tries a slide under End and gets double stomped, Busick comes in and lariats End, and Gulak missile dropkicks Busick, and all four men are down. Everyone is back up and going at it, and Perkins gets Gulak in a cross armbreaker for the tapout win. Winner: TJ Perkins
PJ Black vs AR Fox
They go at is fast right from the start, and a sequence of events that happens too fast for me to type ends with Black moonsaulting off the apron to avoid a shot from Fox, but getting taken out with a dive anyway. Fox tries to springboard off the guardrail, but Black superkicks him in the face, rolls him inside, and springboards in, but now Fox sees him coming and dropkicks him out of the air and covers for 2. Black is slumped over the middle rope, so Fox hits a flying ass slide, then tries to springboard back in and again Black counters, this time to a double knee for 2. I think they ought to stop trying springboard moves. Black is wearing Karate Kid skeleton tights, and that's appropriate as he and Fox stand in the middle of the ring trading forearms, chops and kicks. Fox comes out on top of that, nails Black with a leaping enziguiri, and tries a rolling type move that Black counters to a sitout powerbomb for 2. Black tries a springboard clothesline, but Fox catches him coming down and counters to a Koji clutch. NO MORE SPRINGBOARD MOVES! Fox headscissors Black out to the floor, then Black gets up to the apron and they fight over a suplex until Black just drops Fox on the top rope and then charges in with a lepaing kick. Black smartly avoids another springboard attempt, going to the top rope instead, but Fox dodges the 450 attempt and hits a shotgun dropkick that sends Black stumbling backward into the corner. Fox charges in with a cannonball, but Black moves and Fox hits hard. Black with a Lionsault for 2, hits an air raid crash over the knee for 2, then the lights go out as Black springs to the top for a moonsault. Fox knocks Black's legs out and leaps up to hit a lungblower, then pops back to the top and connects with a Swanton for 2. Fox hits Lo Mein Pain and then springs back to the top for a 450, but Black gets the knees up and small packages Fox for 2. Black goes to the top and Fox follows him up, Black blocks another Lo Mein Pain, and he hits a death valley driver onto the ring apron. Black picks Fox's shattered form up off the floor, rolls him inside, and hits the springboard 450 for the win. Winner: PJ Black There was a lot going on in this one, and I liked how the big spot (the death valley driver onto the apron) led directly to the finish and Fox wasn't up and hitting more spots ten seconds later. They shake hands after the match in a nice show of sportsmanship. The WWNLive Ambassador (whose name I didn't catch) comes out and thanks the fans for making this show possible, then plugs the SHINE event this Friday, which will feature two champion vs champion matches and the next EVOLVE event. Chris Hero vs Timothy Thatcher Thatcher is OVER with this crowd, and Hero plays into the cheers as he tries to mock his opponent before making contact. Hero offers the hand, and Thatcher warily shakes it before they start circling. The crowd chants "Thatcher's gonna kill you" as they tie up, and Thatcher tries to take Hero down, Hero sprawls and tries a takedown, but Thatcher steps through and comes out on top. Thatcher rolls Hero into a crucific, but Hero is out at 1 and back to his feet, taking Thatcher down with a single leg and going behind. Thatcher slips out and goes for an Olympic roll, Hero goes to his belly, and Thatcher again gains Hero's back. Hero backs Thatcher to the ropes and breaks clean, then gets Thatcher in a three quarter nelson that Thatcher escapes pretty easily and we go back to neutral. Thatcher blocks a rolling elbow from Hero, and they go back to circling, Thatcher tries shooting at the leg, Hero sprawls again and circles behind and rolls Thatcher forward into an O'Connor roll for 2. Thatcher catches Hero in a modified surfboard on the escape, but Hero is too close to the ropes and forces a break. Thatcher comes in and circles behind Hero, taking him down to the mat and going to the arm before hooking Hero's heel. Hero is again too close to the ropes and forces another break, and he fires off a couple of forearms at Thatcher, but Thatcher hammers back with a few forearms of his own and takes Hero back to the mat into a pin attempt for 2. Hero gets behind Thatcher and uses a waistlock to gutwrench Thatcher to his back for 2, Thatcher escapes and sits out to get behind Hero, and Hero reverses back and tries to crank Thatcher's arm back to try and turn him again. Thatcher won't go, so he tries to circle around across Thatcher's back and Thatcher uses a gramby to put Hero to his back. Hero counters out to a headscissors, Thatcher bridges up out of the move and gets Hero in a bow & arrow. Hero escapes and goes to the floor to catch a break for a few seconds before coming back in tie up again. He takes Thatcher to the corner, slaps Thatcher on the break, and comes in with shoulderblocks to the ribs and goes for a rolling elbow, but Thatcher hammers Hero with some European uppercuts. Thatcher whips Hero across the ring, but Hero comes out of the corner with a roaring Yakuza kick and covers Thatcher for 2. Hero finally has the advantage, and presses it with a diving boot for 2. Hero rides Thatcher and cranks on a NASTY looking wristlock that would dislocate every bone in his arm if this was a shoot. Thatcher takes Hero down out of nowhere with a double leg takedown and goes for a Kimura lock, but Hero makes it to the ropes and slides out to the floor again, then rolls inside when Thatcher comes out after him, and slides through the ropes with a dropkick that takes Thatcher out. Hero rocks Thatcher with a roaring elbow, and Thatcher grabs Hero's arm when he goes for another shot, and HERO literally runs back into the ring to get away. Hero blasts Thatcher with a diving boot as they come back inside, and Hero continues to unload as Thatcher tries to defend himself. Thatcher goes for another double leg, but Hero holds his ground, hooks around his waist and drops Thatcher with a Jerry Lynn cradle piledriver for 2. Hero goes for another one, but Thatcher goes behind and German suplexes Hero. Hero is right back up, hits a Yakuza kick, Thatcher with another German suplex and then headbutts Hero as he comes in with another roaring elbow, and both men are down. Hero repeatedly boots Thatcher in the face, but each shot gets Thatcher more fired up and he keeps coming until finally blocking a kick and pummeling Hero with shots. Thatcher hits the ropes and Hero follows him in with a big boot, more roaring elbows, and he takes the pad off for a fourth. Thatcher slumps to the mat, and Hero rolls his dead weight over and covers for 2, and Thatcher rolls into a Fujiwara armbar on the kickout and forces Hero to tap out! Winner: Timothy Thatcher What a terrific match! Awesome match, great finish, and I feel safe saying that Timothy Thatcher is THE breakout star of the weekend to me between what I'm seeing at EVOLVE and King of Indies. Hero gets in Thatcher's face after the match, they slap each other in the face, and they shake hands. It's main event time! Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs Uhaa Nation & Ricochet Aries & Strong come out to the old Generation Next music and wearing Gen Next shirts from ten years ago in a nice nod to history. Roddy also has the FIP Title belt on, is this 2005 and just nobody told me? Roderick and Uhaa start us off and Strong outwrestles Uhaa, but Uhaa doesn't appreciate it and shoves him off to the ropes. Back and forth ends with Uhaa drilling Strong with a dropkick, then Aries and Ricochet tag in and go at it. Aries knocks Ricochet down with a shoulderblock, Ricochet springs back to his feet, Ricochet takes Aries down with a headscissors, and Aries springs out nad hits the dropkick. Ricochet connects with a dropkick of his own, and he seems to have rattled Aries with that one, but Aries quickly recovers and hits the kneebreaker suplex. Ricochet rolls to the floor, and Aries gives him no time to recover as he comes off the top rope with a Macho Man double axhandle. Roddy tags in, but so does Uhaa, and Uhaa quickly starts pounding on Roddy with forearms and elevates him with a delayed vertical suplex. Roddy is in peril as he winds up on the receiving end of some prolonged double teaming from Team Best Friends. Roddy suddenly nails Ricochet with a leaping enziguiri, tags Aries in, and Aries hits a slingshot senton, knocks Uhaa off the apron, and comes off the top with a missile dropkick to Ricochet for 2. Aries Olympic rolls Ricochet toward the Gen Next corner, Roddy puts the boot up, and Aries rams Ricochet into it before tagging Strong in to dish out some more punishment. Now Ricochet is caught in the wrong part of town, and Gen Next hit their trademark catapult/slingshot elbow combo for 2. Aries rolls Ricochet up for 2 and then gets the Last Chancery and Roddy comes in with a running boot to the face for 2. Strong with a BIG ASS backbreaker that bends Ricochet in half, but Ricochet makes it to the corner and tags in Uhaa, who cleans house on Gen Next and gets a spinebuster on Strong for 2. Uhaa pops Strong into the air and hits a powerslam for 2, Aries comes in and goes for a roaring elbow, but Aries blocks him with a quick missile dropkick. More double teaming from Ricochet and Uhaa, as Uhaa press slams Strong into an Ace Crusher from Ricochet. Aries breaks that cover, but Uhaa pitches him out to the floor and goes back to trading blows with Uhaa. Strong hits a cradle backbreaker, Aries comes in with an IED to Ricochet, then they hit the chop/brainbuster combo on Ricochet, a series of charging shots in the corner on Uhaa, and Strong hits a sick kick on Uhaa for 2. Aries goes to the top, but gets knocked to the floor as Uhaa suplexes Strong across the ring. Ricochet goes to the top, Strong nails him with a leaping enziguiri, and goes up to hit a big superplex, then rolls Ricochet back up for another suplex, but Ricochet counters to a Frankensteiner with a cradle for a REALLY close 2. Strong escapes a curtain call and counters another Frankensteiner attempt, holds the legs so Aries can hit Ricochet with a 450 splash and take out Uhaa with a dive to the floor, and Strong gets Ricochet in the Stronghold right in the middle of the ring. Ricochet tries to counter to a rollup, hits to Go To Sleep kick, and goes to the top. Aries holds Ricochet long enough for Strong to roll away from a shooting star press, hit a leaping kneestrike, and the vertical suplex backbreaker for the win. Winners: Generation Next Excellent main event to cap off a super weekend for the WWNLive crew. It was great to see Aries and Strong back together, and I hope this turns into a regular reunion for them. They seem to go in that direction when Strong thanks Uhaa and says it was an honor to work with him, then tells Aries how excited he was to wrestle with him again after all the years they spent going up and down the road. But then Strong says that things change, and he knocks Aries out with a leaping kneestrike and then lays Uhaa out as well. Strong gets the mic and says he destroyed Drew Galloway last time they faced, and he wants his title. Timothy Thatcher comes out and Strong leaves through the crowd, but Thatcher says the road to the World Title is through him. He says he may not be great at speeches, but they all thank the fans for coming out and making this weekend possible.

Updated Evolve/WWNLive Cards For WrestleMania Weekend

Here are the updated WWNLive cards for WrestleMania weekend…
EVOLVE 39 – Thursday, March 26th – 8pm PST, 11pm EST
* No Restrictions, No Limits Evolve Title: Champion Drew Galloway vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
* DGUSA Open The Freedom Gate Title Match: Champion Johnny Gargano vs. AR Fox
* Timothy Thatcher vs. Drew Gulak
* Chris Hero vs. Ethan Page
* Biff Busick vs. Tommy End
* Rich Swann, Ricochet & Uhaa Nation vs. Caleb Konley, Brian Cage & TJ Perkins with So Cal Val
EVOLVE 40 – Friday, March 27th- 3pm PST, 6pm EST
* Ricochet vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
* Non-Title Match: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. Uhaa Nation
* Johnny Gargano & Rich Swann vs. Caleb Konley & Brian Cage with So Cal Val
* AR Fox vs. Ethan Page
* Chris Hero vs. Biff Busick
* Timothy Thatcher vs. Tommy End
* TJ Perkins vs. Drew Gulak
WWN Supershow – Saturday, March 28th – 4pm PST, 7pm EST
* Champion vs. Champion (if both retain their titles at EVOLVE 39): EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. DGUSA Champion Johnny Gargano
* Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs. Ricochet & Uhaa Nation
* PJ Black vs. AR Fox
* Chris Hero vs. Timothy Thatcher
* SHINE Presents A Six Woman Tag Team Match

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New Matches Added to Evolve 40 – Updated WWNLive Cards For WrestleMania Weekend

Here are the updated WWNLive cards for WrestleMania weekend…
EVOLVE 39 – Thursday, March 26th – 8pm PST, 11pm EST
* No Restrictions, No Limits – Non-Title: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
* DGUSA Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano vs. AR Fox
* Timothy Thatcher vs. Drew Gulak
* Chris Hero vs. Ethan Page
* Biff Busick vs. Tommy End
* Ricochet & Uhaa Nation vs. Caleb Konley & Brian Cage with So Cal Val
EVOLVE 40 – Friday, March 27th- 3pm PST, 6pm EST
* Ricochet vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
* Non-Title Match: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. Uhaa Nation
* Johnny Gargano & Rich Swann vs. Caleb Konley & Brian Cage with So Cal Val
* AR Fox vs. Ethan Page
* Chris Hero vs. Biff Busick
* Timothy Thatcher vs. Tommy End
WWN Supershow – Saturday, March 28th – 4pm PST, 7pm EST
* Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs. Ricochet & Uhaa Nation
* PJ Black vs. AR Fox
* Chris Hero vs. Timothy Thatcher

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Updated WWNLive Cards For WrestleMania Weekend

Here are the updated WWNLive cards for WrestleMania weekend…

EVOLVE 39 – Thursday, March 26th – 8pm PST, 11pm EST
 * No Restrictions, No Limits – Non-Title: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
 * Biff Busick vs. Tommy End
 * Ricochet & Uhaa Nation vs. Caleb Konley & Brian Cage with So Cal Val

EVOLVE 40 – Friday, March 27th- 3pm PST, 6pm EST
 * Ricochet vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
 * Chris Hero vs. Biff Busick
 * Timothy Thatcher vs. Tommy End

WWN Supershow – Saturday, March 28th – 4pm PST, 7pm EST
 * Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs. Ricochet & Uhaa Nation
 * PJ Black vs. AR Fox
 * Chris Hero vs. Timothy Thatcher

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Updated Card For Evolve 38

Here is the updated card for Evolve 38, which takes place on Sunday March 8th…
* Matt Cage vs. Anthony Nese
* AR Fox vs. Trent Baretta
* Non-Title Steel Cage Match: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. Roderick Strong

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EVOLVE 38 Announced For March 8th

- WWNlive made the following announcement today…
EVOLVE 38 will take place on March 8th at The Sportatorium on 435-13 Brook Ave. in Deer Park, NY at 8pm. Advance tickets are just $40 for 1st row, $30 for 2nd row and $20 for GA (all ticket prices increase $5 on the day of the show). 1st row gets a $10 merch credit and 2nd row gets a $5 merch credit (must be used at WWN table that night). Tickets go on sale at www.DGUSA.tv at noon today.
The main event will be EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. Roderick Strong, but there’s much more to it. For the first time in EVOLVE history, this match will take place in a STEEL CAGE! There must be a winner. This contest will be non-title since Strong is not ranked. The feud between Galloway and Strong has become red hot. You can watch their first bout at EVOLVE 35 for free here. The rematch at EVOLVE 36 saw a wild no contest that included a brawl out to the streets of Ybor City, FL. Now the third match comes to Long Island and there will be a winner in the unforgiving steel cage!
We’ll have more major match announcements for EVOLVE 38 on March 8th in the upcoming days. Already confirmed for EVOLVE’s return to the New York market are:-DGUSA Open The United Gate Champions Anthony Nese & Caleb Konley of The Premier Athlete Brand
-Trent Baretta of The Premier Athlete Brand
-AR Fox
-Chris Hero
-Biff Busick
-Drew Gulak
-Plus more to be announced!

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New Matches For WWN Shows During WrestleMania Weekend

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WWN Alerts - February 13th, 2015 Edition

Tomorrow is Valentines Day and we want you to know that we love you. We were trying to think of the perfect gift for you. You probably don't want flowers or candy from us. However, we have an idea for the perfect gift- match announcements! Let's get to it....

February 13th: In case you missed it, watch the latest EVOLVE Recap here for free to see highlights of a fight into the streets, the Ronin reunion, Biff Busick and Timothy Thatcher in action plus more with So Cal Val.

February 13th: SHINE 25 takes place on March 6th on live iPPV. Pre-order now at WWNLive.com to save $5! The main event has an intricate story behind it as the SHINE Title is on the line in a three match when Mia Yim defends vs. Ivelisse vs. Nevaeh. Go to www.SHINEwrestling.com for all the info on this event from Ybor City, FL.

February 13th: FIP is back on live iPPV from Ybor City, FL one week from tonight! Trent Baretta returns to action in the WWN Family as he takes on Mason Ryan. Go to WWNLive.com to pre-order the live iPPV now. Go to www.FullImpactPro.com for tickets and lineup.

February 13th: The WWNLive Experience is coming to San Jose on Wrestlemania weekend at the Santa Clara Fairgrounds, which is just a few miles from all the Wrestlemania activity. Go here for all the info and tickets. Here's the latest lineups with new match announcements featuring Chris Hero and his endorsed talent, Tommy End. Hero caused a stir the last time we saw him at the end of the Style Battle tournament in August, now he must face up to it.

EVOLVE - Thursday, March 26th - 8pm PST, 11pm EST - www.WWNLive.com
No Restriction, No Limits - Non-Title
EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. "Darewolf" PJ Black
These two are coming with a purpose- to show what they can do at the peak of their abilities

NEW MATCH
Biff Busick vs. Tommy End
This match could steal the whole show as End gets a major opportunity in EVOLVE

EVOLVE - Friday, March 27th- 3pm PST, 6pm EST - www.WWNLive.com
First Time Ever Dream Match
Ricochet vs. "Darewolf" PJ Black
The premier high-flyer in the world vs. an aerial artist with something to prove

NEW MATCH: Special Challenge Match #1
Chris Hero vs. Biff Busick
Hero and Busick will finally wrestle after their confrontation last August

NEW MATCH: Special Challenge Match #2
Timothy Thatcher vs. Tommy End
A potential pro wrestling clinic

WWN Supershow - Saturday, March 28th - 4pm PST, 7pm EST - www.WWNLive.com
Generation Next vs. The New Generation
Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs. Ricochet & Uhaa Nation
The men who changed the landscape ten years ago vs the men who changed Dragon Gate and WWN

New Match: Grudge Match
Chris Hero vs. Timothy Thatcher
Hero ruined Thatcher's moment when he won Style Battle, now he must face him
February 13th: There's still lots more major matches to be signed with DGUSA Open The Freedom Gate Champion Johnny Gargano, Caleb Konley, Brian Cage, AR Fox and many others!

February 13th: We hope you have someone special to spend Valentine's Day with. If you don't, that's ok because we are here for you. Go watch some wrestling at www.WWNLive.com On Demand including some awesome Dragon Gate UK events featuring an incredible mix of talent. We'll be back next week with major breaking news! Thank you for reading!

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WWNLive News and Notes: Austin Aries Reunting With Roderick Strong

WWNLive sent out the following talent and match announcement for WrestleMania weekend…
We regret to inform you that Anthony Nese will be unable to make the WWNLive Experience. In surprising news, the Premier Athlete Brand has announced that Brian Cage will replace him.
We are happy to announce that Uhaa Nation has been added to both EVOLVE cards and the WWN Supershow at the WWNLive Experience.

WWN is letting the established stars book new talent into EVOLVE. This can be a known star, an upcomer, an international wrestler, basically anyone. We saw Rich Swann endorse and bring Shane Strickland to EVOLVE 36 and EVOLVE 37. Chris Hero has stepped up and endorsed European sensation Tommy End.
EVOLVE – Thursday, March 26th – 8pm PST, 11pm EST
* No Restriction, No Limits – Non-Title: EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
EVOLVE – Friday, March 27th- 3pm PST, 6pm EST
* First Time Ever Dream Match: Ricochet vs. “Darewolf” PJ Black
WWN Supershow – Saturday, March 28th – 4pm PST, 7pm EST
* Generation Next vs. The New Generation: Austin Aries & Roderick Strong vs. Ricochet & Uhaa Nation

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Gabe Sapolsky Comments on Drew Galloway's Status with WWNlive

With Drew Galloway debuting for TNA at yesterday’s TV tapings, many wondered what his status would be with WWNLive. Galloway is currently the EVOLVE champion. WWNlive’s Gabe Sapolsky posted the following update on Twitter today…

Gabe Sapolsky @BookItGabe Follow

To kill any rumors, nothing has changed in our relationship with EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway. Business as usual there. We'll announce EVOLVE Champ Drew Galloway's matches for WWNLive Experience on #Wrestlemania weekend soon. http://WWNLive.com  for info

 

I'm waiting for one more shoe to drop concerning the EVOLVE & WWN Supershow roster at WWNLive Experience. Once it does we can set lineups.

We will have match announcements next week for WWNLive Experience. Go to http://WWNLive.com  for the schedule.

Opinionated View- I do think TNA has let up on the rules about what indies talent can work. Of course there is also a good chance Drew could drop the title at the next set of shows. It wouldn't be the first time Gabe's had a champion do that.

 

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The Former Justin Gabriel Annoucned for WWN WrestleMania Weekend Shows

WWN & EVOLVE's Gabe Sapolsky posted the following on Twitter today, announcing that Justin Gabriel, who quit WWE over this past weekend, will be wrestling for WWN during Wrestlemania 31 weekend in Santa Clara, California at their EVOLVE shows on March 26 & 27 and a WWN Supershow on March 28 under his new name of PJ Black:

"'Darewolf' PJ Black, FKA Justin Gabriel, will be in action at EVOLVE on 3/26 & 27 and WWN Supershow on 3/28! We'll have news on on PJ Black's opponents in the official press release this week. FKA Justin Gabriel will be unleashed at #WWNLive"

 

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Evolve News: Update on Talent Changes, AR Fox Update, More

AR Fox is out of action after suffering a severe concussion at Evolve 37 against Trevor Lee. Fox underwent a CATscan and will be seeing a concussion specialist this week and will likely be out of action for a few weeks. He will also need dental work done as he chipped several teeth and needs work done as a nerve in one of the teeth is exposed.
– Moose and The Bravados finished up this past weekend. This was reportedly a decision made to freshen up the roster.
– While he has been reportedly signed with WWE, Uhaa Nation will be working the next set of WWNLive events.
– Management was very pleased with Evolve 36 and 37.
– Timothy Thatcher has signed a contract extension with WWNlive.
– Former TNA star So Cal Val debuted over the weekend and will be a regular going forward.

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EVOLVE 37 Report

Before the opening match, Tony Nese gets on the mic and he says that they were given an offer yesterday. He has done some thinking over the last twenty four hours. There needs to be some change to the Premiere Athlete Brand. He is going to accept Val’s offer so she is the new PR Director of the Premiere Athlete Brand.
Tony says that Su is still on the team, but he has to demote her. Su is going to be Val’s assistant and she will do everything that Val tells her to do.

Match Number One: Anthony Nese (with Su Yung and Caleb Konley) versus Shane Strickland

They lock up and Nese with a waist lock and take down. Strickland with an arm bar and he takes Nese to the mat. Nese with a reversal and side head lock. Nese with a shoulder tackle and he gets a near fall. They lock up and Nese with a side head lock and shoulder tackle. Strickland walks on his hands and he takes Nese down with a head scissors and follows with a drop kick. Nese goes to the apron and he tries for a slingshot move but Strickland with a round kick.
Strickland goes over the top rope and he hits a rana. Strickland with a chop to Nese followed by a European uppercut. Strickland with more chops and forearms on the floor. Strickland wants the crowd to be quiet for his next chop and he connects. Su stands between Nese and Strickland and Val distracts Strickland. Nese chops Strickland and Nese returns him into the ring.
Nese with kicks to the head followed by a rear chin lock. Nese with a back elbow and he gets a near fall. Nese with a front face lock. Nese with a front face lock but Strickland tries for a sunset flip. Nese with a kick to escape and he gets a near fall. Nese with a reverse chin lock. Strickland with punches to Nese but Nese trips Strickland as he goes to the floor. Nese misses a slingshot double jump moonsault when Strickland moves.
Strickland with punches and Nese punches back. They continue the exchange with Strickland getting the advantage. Nese with a forearm but Strickland with a forearm of his own. Nese has a bicycle kick blocked and Strickland with kicks. Strickland misses a round kick but he does not miss with an enzuigiri.
Nese floats over Strickland but Strickland with a cutter for a near fall. Nese with a European uppercut. Strickland with a hesitation DDT and he gets a near fall. Strickland with a kick to the chest and then he continues with the kicking. Nese blocks a kick and he sweeps the leg and Strickland counters a single leg crab with a rollup for a near fall. Strickland with a German suplex but Nese lands on his feet and he hits a double stomp for a near fall.
Nese with kicks and a super kick followed by a rollup for a near fall into a one arm buckle bomb for a near fall. Nese tries for a suplex and Strickland blocks it. Nese with knees but Strickland escapes the suplex but Nese with a modified Michinoku Driver for a near fall. Nese with a single leg crab and Strickland taps out.

Winner: Anthony Nese
Before the next match, Roderick Strong gets on the mic and he tells the people to stop booing. Roderick says that he would never hurt Heather. Roderick says that he is not going to do what he did last night to Drew.

Match Number Two: Ratings Match: Timothy Thatcher versus Roderick Strong

They lock up but Strong goes to the floor instead. Strong returns to the ring and he retreats into the ropes to get inside Thatcher’s head. Strong with a front face lock and waist lock. Thatcher with a key lock and Strong gets to the ropes. Thatcher with European uppercuts but Strong with a take down and he starts to work on the leg. Strong continues to work on the legs. Strong with a chin lock. Strong with a key lock into a cover but Thatcher bridges.
Thatcher goes for an arm bar submission but Strong gets to his feet. Strong returns to the ring. Strong with chops but Thatcher with European uppercuts. Thatcher with a back elbow and he gets a near fall. Strong with a baseball slide and the referee warns him. Strong chokes and kicks Thatcher and the referee warns him. Strong with a near fall and then he connects with elbows. Strong with knees to the back.
Thatcher with a take down but Strong holds on. Strong with a near fall. Strong works on Thatcher’s neck. Strong with a kick followed by a chop. Thatcher with a cross arm breaker but Strong with a rollup for a near fall. Strong gets to the ropes and then he pulls Thatcher to the floor and sends him into the ring post. Strong with a near fall. Strong with kicks but Thatcher with European uppercuts.
Strong gets a near fall and then he tries for the Strong Hold but Thatcher blocks Strong from locking it in. Strong with punches to Thatcher. Strong puts Thatcher on the top turnbuckle and he sets for a superplex. Strong punches to Thatcher followed by a running knee and running forearm and Olympic Slam for a near fall.
Strong with a knee and he chokes Timothy in the ropes. Thatcher with European uppercuts but Strong with a kick. Thatcher puts Strong on the turnbuckles and he tries for the Tower of McGuinness but Strong gets to his feet and he hits a German suplex. Strong kicks Thatcher in the head and Thatcher gets more frustrated.
Thatcher with European uppercuts and slaps. Strong with a kick to Thatcher. Strong with a near fall. Strong with chops. Strong sets for the superplex but Thatcher knocks him down. Strong with a kick and then he hits the superplex. Strong gets a near fall. Strong with the Strong Hold and Thatcher tries to get to the ropes. Thatcher kicks Strong away and gets a rollup. Strong with a knee but Thatcher with a head butt and butterfly suplex for a near fall. Strong with the Fujiwara arm bar and Strong taps out.

Winner: Timothy Thatcher

After the match, Thatcher says that he is not a man of words, but he has something to say. He says that he won the Style Battle Tournament the last time he was in Florida. Chris Hero came to the ring and kicked him in the face. He has a favor. He wants to face Chris Hero when WWN goes to California in March.

Match Number Three: Ratings Match: AR Fox versus Trevor Lee

Lee with a kick and side head lock. Lee with a shoulder tackle. Fox with an arm drag but Lee with an arm drag of his own. Fox with an arm drag and Japanese arm drag and kip up. Fox misses a splash into the corner and Lee with an arm drag from the apron into the ring. Fox with a drop kick. Fox with a chop and punches in the corner. Lee with an elbow but Fox with a kick. Lee with a boot to Fox. Fox misses a clothesline and they go off the ropes until Lee hits a series of kicks. Fox with a bulldog out of a wheelbarrow position. Fox with a suicide dive through the bottom ropes, then he goes to the middle and top rope. Fox goes for a third one but Lee with a forearm.
Fox with a bicycle kick but Lee goes to the floor when Fox tries another kick. Lee with a kick to the head after Fox lands on his feet on an Asai Moonsault off the ring post. Lee goes to the floor and he rakes the eyes. Lee says that Fox has met the guy that is going to kill his ass. The referee stops the match.

Winner: Trevor Lee (by referee stoppage)

After the match, wrestlers come out to check on Fox.

Match Number Four: Ratings Match: Biff Busick versus Uhaa Nation

They shake hands and lock up with Uhaa giving a clean break. They lock up again and go to a stalemate. Biff wants a test of strength. Uhaa obliges and gets the advantage. Biff gains the advantage and applies a side head lock. Uhaa with a side head lock and Uhaa with a flip and leap frog. Uhaa with a drop kick followed by a plancha.
Uhaa rolls back into the ring and he goes back to the floor and he chops Biff and sends him into the apron. Biff with chops and a European uppercut. Biff with another chop. Uhaa with a back body drop on the floor and then Uhaa breaks the count. Uhaa rolls Biff back into the ring and gets a near fall. Uhaa with a slam and then he hits a leaping elbow drop and gets a near fall.
Uhaa with forearms and he charges at Biff but Biff drops down and he is sent over the top rope to the floor. Biff with a near fall. Biff with a knee to the midsection for a near fall. Biff with an elbow to the midsection. Biff with a knee to the midsection. Biff tries for a knee but Uhaa with a rollup for a near fall.
Biff with a kick and abdominal stretch. Uhaa with a hip toss and splash into the corner. Uhaa with a flying clothesline. Uhaa with a series of German suplexes but Biff with elbows to the head. Uhaa with a bicycle kick and a German suplex for a near fall. Uhaa with a frog splash for a near fall.
Uhaa with a delayed vertical suplex but Biff counters and hits a half nelson suplex. Uhaa with a spear and both men are down. Uhaa with forearms but Biff fires back. Biff with European uppercuts but Uhaa with punches. Biff with chops and Uhaa slaps Biff and connects with forearms. Uhaa runs into an elbow from Biff and then Biff goes over Uhaa but he runs into a boot. Uhaa flips over Biff and hits an enzuigiri. Uhaa with a press slam followed by a standing moonsault for a near fall.
Biff with a sleeper. Uhaa avoids his arm going down a third time. Uhaa with a power bomb and then he picks up Biff for a sit out power bomb. Uhaa goes for the gorilla superplex and gets a near fall. Uhaa with a forearm and then he tries to press Biff over his head but Biff gets Uhaa to tap out to the Saka Otoshi.

Winner: Biff Busick

After the match, Biff gets on the mic and he tells Uhaa that he respects him.
Biff says that he has something to get off his chest. Tim Thatcher wants to come out here and talk about Chris Hero, but he should be talking about Biff Busick. Last time you were in the ring with Chris Hero, Chris kicked him in the face. The last time Tim Thatcher was in the ring with him, Tim tucked his tail between his legs. He challenges Chris to a match in San Jose. He says that he will make Chris his bitch.

Match Number Five: EVOLVE Championship Match: Drew Galloway versus Ricochet

Ricochet with a super kick before the bell rings and he gets a near fall. Ricochet with kicks before Drew can take his jacket off. Ricochet with chops and shoulders. Ricochet floats over and Drew with chops. Drew with forearms across the chest. Drew sends Ricochet into the guardrails. Ricochet comes off the basket with a rana. Ricochet with punches. Drew runs Ricochet into the wall and then gives him a Fallaway Slam into the wall. Drew carries Ricochet back to the ring and sends him back inside.
Drew adjusts his busted finger and Ricochet kicks Drew in the hand and follows with a kick. Ricochet works on the hand in the corner and he snap mares Drew and stomps on the hand. Ricochet with a moonsault onto the injured hand. Ricochet kicks Drew in the head and he taunts Drew. Drew chops Ricochet and then throws him into the turnbuckles and he punches him. Drew with a splash into the corner and he goes to the apron and hits a clothesline.
Drew misses a Yakuza kick and Ricochet with a shoulder in the corner followed by a springboard double knee drop for a near fall. Ricochet tries for the Regalplex but Drew blocks it. Ricochet with a kick to the back and a waist lock but Drew backs him into the corner. Drew with a German suplex into the turnbuckles and he gets a near fall. Drew sets for Future Shock but Ricochet blocks it and hits a round kick followed by a Regalplex for a near fall. Ricochet with a shooting star press for a near fall.
Ricochet goes up top but Drew crotches Ricochet on top and he slaps Ricochet. Drew with forearms to the back and then to the chest. Drew slaps Ricochet but Ricochet punches back and he slaps Drew into a Tree of Woe. Drew pulls himself up and hits an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Drew runs into an elbow.
Drew with an elbow and he hits a reverse Alabama Slam for a near fall. Drew kicks Ricochet. Drew sets for Future Shock but Ricochet with a Northern Lights Suplex followed by a vertical suplex for a near fall. Ricochet with a kick and he goes up top but Drew moves on a Shooting Star Press. Ricochet lands on his feet and he kicks Drew. Drew hits Ricochet in the face with the splint. Drew with the flying boot followed by the Future Shock for the three count.

Winner: Drew Galloway

Match Number Six: Losing Team Must Split Up: Ronin (Johnny Gargano, Rich Swann, and Chuck Taylor) versus The Bravado Brothers and Moose

The bell rings and all six men battle with Lancelot and Taylor brawling at ringside while Moose and Swann battle. Harlem and Gargano battle on the floor. Moose is sent into the ring post. Swann battles with Harlem while Taylor sends Lancelot into the apron. Harlem begs for mercy from Swann. Harlem with a punch and side head lock and shoulder tackle. Swann with a drop kick. Lancelot with a shoulder but Gargano with a slingshot DDT. Moose with a double clothesline.
Moose sends Swann into the air and Swann with a drop kick. Swann ducks and Moose goes over the top rope to the floor. Swann goes for a slingshot rana and Moose catches him and he power bombs Swann into Taylor and Gargano. Harlem with a near fall on Swann. Harlem kicks Swann. Lancelot tags in and he runs Swann into the turnbuckles. Moose tags in. Moose with a slam and he hits a diving head butt. Moose gets a near fall. Moose with a clothesline for a near fall.
Harlem tags in and he applies a full nelson. Harlem with a belly-to-back suplex to Swann for a near fall. Harlem mocks Gargano and Taylor by holding out Swann’s hand. Lancelot and Harlem with a double back elbow. Lancelot with a knee to the back. Harlem with a kick after he tags in. Swann with an inside cradle to Harlem. Harlem with a kick and he tags in Moose. Moose with Snake Eyes. Moose with another Snake Eyes and he tags in Harlem.
Harlem with a front face lock. Taylor and Gargano attack Lancelot and Moose on the apron and then they hit a double drop kick to Harlem. Taylor and Gargano with dives to the floor while Swann recovers. Gargano with a DDT followed by moonsaults from Taylor and Swann for a near fall. Harlem gets sent to the apron. Harlem with a slingshot stunner and then Swann gets tossed across the ring for a near fall.
Gargano and Taylor work over Moose. Taylor with a super kick and Gargano with a drop kick. Taylor and Gargano kick Harlem. Harlem with a forearm to Taylor followed by an Exploder to Gargano into Taylor. Lancelot gets a near fall on Gargano. Lancelot tries for the buckle bomb into the enzuigiri but Gargano with a rana that sends Lancelot into Harlem. Ronin with a triple drop kick.
Moose with a spear to Taylor. Gargano misses a forearm and Moose gets Gragano on his shoulders and he catches Swann and hits a double Fallaway slam. Moose shakes Harlem’s hand but then he picks him up and hits a Death Valley Driver onto everyone on the floor. Moose with a flip dive onto everyone on the floor. Moose misses a clothesline to Swann.
Swann with punches but Moose with a side slam. Moose sets for the spear but Swann leap frogs him. Moose punches Swann and then he goes up top and is met with a triple super kick. Gargano with a superkick and then they hit a double stomp to the back and Gargano with a lungblower followed by a kick from Taylor and a frog splash to Harlem for the three count.

Winners: Ronin

After the match, Johnny Gargano points out that the Bravados can never team again because of the Stipulation. Johnny says that he is the face of WWN Live, but he was wrong. He says that Chuck Taylor is the face of WWN. Rich Swann is the face of WWN. Everyone in the locker room is the face of WWN.
Johnny says you saw some of the best professional wrestling on the planet. As the Open the Freedom Gate Champion, he vows to make it the most prestigious title in the world. He makes an open challenge to anyone in the world.
Drew Galloway comes out and he applauds Johnny’s comments. He asks for the mic.
He says that he listened to what Johnny says. He agrees with everything that Johnny said. Everyone agrees with what Johnny says.
Drew says that he hates to be the bearer of bad news but this is Evolve and his title is the most important title in professional wrestling

1/10 Evolve 37 and FIP iPPV lineups:

The following matches are advertised for the Evolve 37 iPPV, which takes place tonight in Winter Park, Florida at Dickinson Activity Center.
-Drew Galloway vs. Ricochet for the Evolve Championship.
-Johnny Gargano, Rich Swann, and Chuck Taylor vs. The Bravado Brothers and Moose.
-Timothy Thatcher vs. Roderick Strong
-Biff Busick vs. Uhaa Nation
-AR Fox vs. Trevor Lee
-Anthony Nese vs. Shane Strickland

The following matches are advertised for the Full Impact Pro iPPV event held at the same venue.
-Rich Swann vs. Roderick Strong for the FIP Championship.
-The Juicy Product vs. Eddie Graves and Teddy Stigma vs.
Dos Ben Dejos vs. Pierre Abernathy and Evan Gelistico in a four-way for the FIP Tag Titles.
-SHINE Champion Mia Yim vs. Santana in a non-title match.
-Gary Jay vs. Lince Dorado.
-Jonny Vandal vs. John Wayne Murdoch.
Flash Fray match with participants TBA.

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FIP Kickoff 2015 Report

Chasyn Rance takes the mic and he is joined by Josh Hess and Deimos. He says that he came here to prove he is the best Florida Heritage Champion there has ever been. If Gran Akuma wants to claim he has an illness, so be it. Chasyn wants a referee to come out and make the 20 count to declare him the new champion.
Bolt Brady comes out and Chasyn asks him what he wants.
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Bolt says that he has some bad news and some good news. The bad news is that his opponent could not make it tonight. The good news is that the championship committee called him up and he says that he has a Florida Heritage Championship match tonight.
Chasyn says he hasn’t heard anything of this, but he is still the best. He says that he is still Young, Rich, and Ready for action. Deimos and Hess attack Brady before a referee can make it to the ring to stop things.

Match Number One: Florida Heritage Title Match: Chasyn Rance (with Josh Hess and Deimos) versus Bolt Brady

Rance with kicks but Brady with a drop kick for a near fall. Brady with a hip toss and cartwheel followed by an elbow drop for a near fall. Brady floats over on an Irish whip and he hits a cross body for a near fall. Brady with a slam or two. Brady calls for a third one and he hits it. Hess gets into the ring and while the referee is busy dealing with Rance, he slams Hess. The referee sees Brady slam Hess two times. Deimos hits Brady from behind while he deals with Hess.
Rance with a spinning heel kick for a near fall. Rance kicks Brady in the corner and he takes him down with a hip lock for a near fall. Rance with a cravate. Brady with punches but Rance with a snap mare and kick to the back for a near fall. Rance stretches Brady. Brady with elbows but Rance with a drop toe hold followed by a bridging chin lock. Rance with a front face lock. Brady with an inside cradle for a near fall. Brady with a near fall.
Rance tries for a sunset flip out of the corner but Brady with a series of near falls. Rance misses a kick and Brady with an elbow and splash into the corner. Brady with an Exploder suplex for a near fall. Brady goes for a slam but Rance gets to his feet and Rance sends him into the corner. Brady with boots to Rance followed by a Dominator but Hess puts Rance’s foot on the ropes and the referee stops the count.
Brady chases after Hess but he stops by Deimos. Rance goes for a suicide dive, but instead of Brady, he hits Deimos. Brady sends Rance into the ring and then Hess with a boot to the head as Brady comes into the ring and Rance hits the Chasyn Driver for the three count.

Winner: Chasyn Rance

After the match, Chasyn is asked what is in store for the rest of the weekend. He says of course he won. He says he beat Akuma tonight as well. He says maybe Mister Saint Laurent is coming over to congratulate him.
Mister Saint Laurent wants them to give it up for Chasyn. He says he has some important things to discuss tonight but he needs them to go to the back.
Mister Saint Laurent says that he has other business to deal with. People talk about oppression. He refuses to resist because he will not rest until he has the FIP title again. He wants to bring out two men who will destroy the company from inside. He brings out Michael Tarver and Martin Stone.
Mister Saint Laurent says that Mason Ryan and Shaun Ricker are busy elsewhere. He wants two of the best local Tampa wrestlers to come out to face these two men.

Match Number Two: Michael Tarver and Martin Stone versus Generation Genesis (Jeff Boom and Mitch Mitchell)

Tarver and Boom start off and Tarver with a clean break. Boom gets in Tarver’s face and Tarver and Boom exchange forearms. Boom with a drop kick and he applies a front face lock. Mitchell tags in and they hit a double flap jack for a near fall. Mitchell with a front face lock but Tarver with a forearm. Stone tags in and Boom with a forearm and drop kick but Stone with a lariat for a near fall. Stone sends Mitchell into the turnbuckles and he kicks and chokes him. Tarver chokes Mitchell in the corner.
Stone with a forearm for a near fall. Tarver tags in and he kick Mitchell and sends him to the mat. Tarver with a rear chin lock to Mitchell. Tarver with a forearm to Mitchell. Mitchell with punches and a clothesline but Tarver does not move. Tarver with a clothesline and Mitchell is down. Tarver gets a near fall. Tarver with an Irish whip and Stone tags in and he connects with European uppercuts.
Stone with a snap suplex and he gets a near fall. Stone works on the neck and he connects with a knee. Mitchell with a kick but Stone with a power slam for a near fall. Stone tries to rip off Mitchell’s ear before he connects with a forearm. He sends Mitchell into the turnbuckles. Tarver gets in a few shots while the referee deals with Boom.
Mitchell fights his way out of the corner and hits an enzuigiri before making the tag. Tarver tags in as well and Boom with a flying shoulder tackle followed by a shoulder tackle and clothesline into the corner. Boom with a spinebuster for a near fall. Stone sends Boom to the floor but Mitchell misses a splash into the corner. Stone with a clothesline into the corner followed by a hanging DDT.
Tarver with the 1.9 on Boom for the three count.

Winners: Michael Tarver and Martin Stone

After the match, Tarver says the problem with Full Impact Pro Wrestling is that you have these gentlemen who come in here each month, sitting in the crowd. The problem is that you don’t seem to understand that you are seeing a problem face to face. Martin Stone came from over the pond to deal with this. Whoever is in the ring will have to deal with what they did to him. The next time you see MSL, you will see someone bleed.

FIP World Heavyweight Champion Rich Swann makes his way to the ring.
Rich wants to know how everyone is doing tonight. He says that he wants to hear everyone. Swann says that if you know his story, you know that he has fought his ass off to get an opportunity like this. He says that he has been through a long road and China was definitely one of the best tours he has been on in his life and he proved it with the title.
He says the FIP Championship has been held by great people like Erick Stevens. This title has been held by guys like Daniel Bryan. This belt has been held by guys like Seth Rollins. New UFC signee CM Punk?
He added his name to the list of great wrestlers. He beat one of the best in Trent Baretta. He stands in the Orpheum and you can add his name to that list.
Roderick Strong attacks Swann from behind and he hits Swann with the title belt.
Strong takes the mic and he says that Swann forgot the most important name on the list. The man who put FIP on the map, Roderick Strong. He will make it short and sweet. As you start your legacy as FIP champion, Roderick says that he will end it as he continues to prove that he is the best Champion in FIP history.
Trina Michaels asks if this is what you want to see? Tits and ass. She tells you to get down on your knees to kiss her feet. You should be down on your feet showing her the ultimate respect.

Match Number Four: Jonny Vandal (with Trina Michaels) versus Jody Kristofferson

Vandal with a head lock and chops. Vandal with a forearm but Kristofferson with chops and punches. Jody with forearms and punches followed by a back breaker. Jody with a near fall. Jody with a forearm followed by an Irish whip but he misses a shoulder in the corner and he hits the ring post. Vandal with a choke and kicks followed by knees. Vandal chokes Jody and he mocks Jody before returning to the attack. Vandal stomps on the hand but Jody with a punch. Jonny with kicks. Vandal with a top wrist lock but Jody with a leg sweep for a near fall. Vandal with an arm bar but Jody makes it to the ropes. Vandal with a knee drop.
Vandal stomps on the arm and connects with a forearm to the back. Vandal with an arm bar. Jody with punches and forearms. Jody with a head butt to the midsection but Vandal with a forearm. Jody with a flying should tackle and side slam. Jody with a chop. Vandal with a shot to the injured arm and then he hits a lungblower for a near fall. Jody with a Michinoku Driver followed by a seated double sledge for a near fall. Jody with a torture rack but Vandal rakes the eyes and Trina give Vandal the chain and he hits Jody with it. The referee calls for the bell.

Winner: Jody Kristofferson (by disqualification)

After the match, Jody clotheslines Vandal.

Match Number Five: The Submission Squad (Pierre Abernathy, Gary Jay and Evan Gelistico) versus Lince Dorado and Dos Ben Dejos (Cruz and Rios)

Gary and Dorado start things off and they lock up. Dorado works on the arm and he sends Gary to the mat but Gary kicks him away. They lock up again and Dorado with a side head lock and shoulder tackle. They lock up again and Dorado with a snap mare. They go to a standoff after flipping around.
Gary tries for a chop but Dorado, Cruz, and Rios do not want chops. Evan and Rios tag in and they lock up. Evan with an arm bar and he tags in Pierre. Evan tags back in and then Gary tags in and he tags in Pierre who tags in Evan who tags in Gary. Gary with a chop and Evan with a super kick and round kick that sends Rios to the floor. Cruz comes in and he tries for a rana but Evan holds on and he tries to send Cruz to the floor but Cruz holds on to the ropes. Dorado leaps over Evan and Cruz onto Pierre and Gary.
Dorado with a rana off the turnbuckles to Evan. Gary misses a chop and Dorado chops him in. Dorado kicks Gary and he is told to stop by Cruz. Dorado with more kicks. Dorado is sent into he turnbuckles for a Bronco buster. Cruz and Rios with a double drop kick into the corner and then they hit a triple drop kick.
Dorado chops Gary and he tags in Rios while Cruz holds on to Gary’s ponytail. Rios with a punch and he chokes Gary. Dorado punches Gary and keeps him in the ring. Rios with a boot to Gary and Cruz tags in. They hit a double hip toss and then they roll him through for a double SUPER KICK but Cruz can only get a near fall.
Gary with a chop and Cruz falls to the floor. Rios comes in and he is chopped. Dorado with a spinning heel kick for a near fall. Dorado with a rear chin lock into a reverse chin lock. Gary with a jaw breaker but Lince with a drop kick and he gets a near fall. They keep Gary in the ring so Pierre and Evan are forced to stay on the apron. Cruz tags in and he drops an elbow and gets a near fall. Gary is kept in the ring.
Rios with a kick to the ribs and he punches Gary. Rios with a snap mare and running kick to the back. He pulls Gary back into his corner and Dorado tags in and hits a leg drop for a near fall. Dorado with an Irish whip and chops.
Dorado with an Irish whip and Dorado is sent to the apron but Cruz with a missile drop kick and he punches Gary. He picks up Gary by the beard and he tags in Rios. Rios with a boot to the arm. Gary with a head butt but Rios with an elbow drop and he gets a near fall. Rios runs Gary into the corner and Dorado tags in and he punches Gary.
Dorado with kicks in the corner but Gary with an Irish whip. Rios gets Gary on his shoulders and Dorado with a suicide dive but he hits the floor so Pierre tags in and he hits clotheslines on Cruz. Evan with a boot to Cruz for a near fall that is broken up by Dorado. Dorado with chops. Evan kicks Pierre by accident and then Dorado with a super kick to Evan followed by a running kick from Cruz for a near fall.
Gary sends Rios over the top rope to the floor. Dorado with an Irish whip to Gary but Gary with a kick followed by a tornado Flatline. Evan with a take down and then he gets Dorado on his shoulders. Gary with a double stomp followed by a Go To Sleep by Evan. Pierre with a near fall.
Cruz super kicks Evan and then Rios joins in to hit a double on Gary. They hit a triple on Pierre. Gary runs interference to save Evan. Evan with a double cutter on Dorado and Rios. Pierre with a flying lariat to Cruz and everyone is down.
Evan gets Dorado up on his shoulders but Dorado gets to his feet. Dorado tries for a reverse rana but Dorado clotheslines Gary and Pierre. Cruz and Rios with knees to Evan and he is down. Cruz with a senton and Rios with a 450 splash. Dorado hits a shooting star press on Evan but Gary with a rollup and a handful of tights for the three count.

Winners: Submission Squad

After the match, The Submission Squad are asked about their shot at the title match tomorrow night. Dorado takes the mic and he tells them this is not their time or place.
Lince says that none of these people give a damn about local talent besides him and Dos Ben Dejos. He says that he is getting sick and tired of overlooking the best tag team and trios. The only reason they lost is because their name wasn’t underlined on that piece of paper. He is sick and tired of losing and he calls the people in charge a bunch of monkey crap. He says he is tired of losing.

Match Number Six: FIP World Tag Title Match David Starr and JT Dunn versus Eddie Graves & Teddy Stigma (with Trina Michaels)

Graves and Dunn start things off and they lock up. Dunn tries to mess with Graves’ hair and Graves backs up. They lock up and Graves pulls down Dunn’s knee pad and he misses a punch but Dunn does not miss with a series of chops. Graves with a forearm but Dunn with a forearm and kicks to Graves in the corner. Stigma goes after Dunn but Starr gets in the way and Starr sends Stigma to the floor and they continue to battle. Graves with kicks to Dunn and they go to the floor as well. Dunn with an arm drag that sends Graves to the floor. Stigma moves the stairs and he tries to suplex Starr off the stairs but Starr sends Stigma to the floor. They fight onto the stage and people scatter. Stigma kicks Dunn off the stage but Starr tries to German suplex Stigma off the stage. Dunn with a leg drop to Stigma who was hanging off the stage.
Starr sends Stigma back into the ring but Graves grabs the leg. Starr with a knee to Graves and then Trina tries to distract Starr and Stigma pushes Starr off the turnbuckles into the pole. Graves rolls Starr back into the ring and Stigma gets a near fall. Stigma sends Starr face first into the mat and then he kicks Starr in the back of the head. Stigma with a European uppercut to the back and then Graves with a kick and Trina chokes Starr with Graves.
Graves tags in and he punches Starr in the back. Graves chokes Starr and then he connects with a running knee to the side of the head. Graves chokes Starr again but Starr with a forearm. Stigma tags in but Starr cannot make the tag. Starr with a hesitation DDT and both men are down. Graves cannot stop the tag and Dunn kicks Graves and hits a suicide dive onto Stigma. Dunn goes up top and hits a missile drop kick. Dunn with a super kick from the apron followed by a rana. Dunn with a kick and an X Factor but Graves is not the legal man so the referee does not make the count.
Trina tries to talk to Dunn but Starr stops him from being distracted. Dunn and Starr with a double super kick to Trina. Stigma checks on Trina and then he turns around into a running forearm from Starr and a super kick from Dunn. Dunn with a flip piledriver for the three count.

Winners: JT Dunn and David Starr

After the match, Graves and Vandal attack Dunn and Starr for what they did to Trina. Vandal handcuffs Starr to the ropes while Graves hits Dunn with the title belt. Vandal kicks Dunn and Graves tells Stigma to hold him. Graves gets the bottle and he asks JT how long has it been. Dos Ben Dejos and the Submission Squad come to the ring and The Savages and Vandal leave the ring.
Cruz and Rios hold the title belt and Rios says they never lost them. He tells Starr to shut up. You might be the champion, but they know what to do when given the chance. He says Dunn and Starr are the champions right now.