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Force One Pro Wrestling - June 21, 2008 - Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Indy Wrestling News
By Phil Varlese
June 21, 2008
URL: http://indywrestlingnews.com/content/view/2995/44/

Force One Pro Wrestling debuted at a new venue this past weekend, as over 200 fans showed up at Spontaneous Sports in Egg Harbor Township, NJ for their "Justtice For All" card.

The opening contest was a "Student Showcase Match" that debuted referee Chris Jacobs, Kevin Cunningham, and Big Bear. Cunningham was victorious in his match with a variation on the Diamond Cutter. After the match, Big Bear attacked Cunningham, leaving him sprawled out in the ring.

The Force One Iron League Championship was defended on Saturday evening. The stipulations for this match (per commissioner Tommy Cairo) was that it would be a 2 out of 3 fall, no DQ, falls count anywhere match. The Canadian Shooter Tommy Force (with manager Jaden) defeated Ricky Reyes. Each wrestler won a fall. with Force besting Reyes in the deciding fall (with some assistance from Jaden).

The tag team of Bass Anarchy (Crazii Shea & "The Hybrid" Josh Adams) defeated the debuting "The Repeat Offenders" (Crazy Ivan and Chris Nixon) due to disqualification.

One of the most popular matches of the evening was the "Title Insurance" match, which allowed the winner to challenge for any Force One title at any time. This match was a four way dance between former heavyweight champion Breaker Morant, Patch(with Jaden), The White Lotus, and RV1 (with his manager Millionaire Ted Jr.) The title insurance was clipped to a wire over 15 feet above the ring, with a ladder outside the ring, which did not remain there for long. After a grueling match that saw several wrestlers bleed, RV1 climbed to the top of the ladder and pulled down the envelope for the victory. He was not able to enjoy his victory for long, however, as his former tag partner Chiki Cortes and manager Angel ran to the ring. Angel caned Ted Jr., and Cortes took the policy that would guarantee the title match. RV1 demanded a match to reclaim the envelope at the July 26th show in Egg Harbor City, and Commissioner Tommy Cairo has sanctioned the match.

After a brief intermission that saw the many fans interact with the Force One wrestlers, managers, and the girls from the Boardwalk Brawlers roller derby team, the second half of the show started.

A new Force One Junior Heavyweight champion was crowned, as "The Sure Thing" Ryan Wing defeated fan favorite Judas Young to take the title.

A very exciting 6 man tag match took place, the result of a beating to one of the teams at the last Force One "POA2" show.

Team Clydesdale (manager Jimmy Clydesdale, Ryu Lee, and Diego DeMarco) defeated Team Ted (Millionaire Ted Jr., Razor Rivera, and the Rockin' Rebel) when Clydesdale managed to get Millionaire Ted Jr. to tap out. Co-commissioner Phil Varlese informed Team Ted that there was a clause in the contract that said if they lost, a member of their team would be suspended, and he had determined that Rockin' Rebel would begin to serve a 30 day suspension.

In the main event, challenger Danny "Inferno" Giamondo defeated Force One heavyweight champion Danny Doring. Referee Mike Walker ran to ringside before the winner could be announced to tell senior official Just Johnny that Doring had a foot on the ropes, and that the match had to be re-started. As Walker was conferring with Just Johnny, Doring's "personal referee" Spanky 123 ran jumped into the ring, called for the bell to restart the match, which Doring responded by getting Giamondo in a schoolboy rollup for a VERY quick pin. Giamondo demanded a rematch, which was granted by Commissioner Cairo, and the two will face off at the next Force One show, called "Proving Grounds II - No Retreat" which will take place on Saturday, July 26, 2008 at the Charles Spragg School in Egg Harbor City, NJ.

For more information on this show go to http://forceoneprowrestling.com