| 11.20.08
- A new Riot Act has been released
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| The Riot Act for 11.20.08 ROAD TO GOLD ROLLS ON Sixteen single competitors & eight tag teams started on the Road to Gold to vie for the honor of being Pro Wrestling RIOT’s first champions – Now only twelve single & six tag teams remain. We discussed the last four first round single matches in the last RIOT Act, now we discuss in detail the last two first round matches in the PWR Tag Team tournament: The Lifeguards of Daron Smythe & Wade Koverly vs. The Dark City Fight Club of Kory Chavis & Jon Davis – Two of the Southeast’s top tag teams collide in this first round tournament match for the PWR Tag Team Championship. The Dark City Fight Club of Chavis & Davis, lead by “The Hardcore Giant” Ron Niemi, have “bling bling” on their mind. The DCFC have been virtually unstoppable in tag team competition as part of Niemi’s 911, Inc. The Lifeguards of Koverly & Smythe have been one of the top teams in RIOT since day one. In fact, The Lifeguards wrestled in the very first match on the first ever Pro Wrestling RIOT event “Starting a RIOT”. This matchup promises to be tag team wrestling at its finest. The Heartbreak Express of Sean & Phil Davis vs. The Loggers of Lumberjack Manley & The Mighty Dagon – Two-time former FIP Tag Team Champions, The Heartbreak Express, along with their “princess” Amy Vitale, go head-to-head with one of the most unorthodox tag teams in the Southeast, the Loggers! The Heartbreak Express have been nothing but trouble since debuting in Pro Wrestling RIOT and have changed the tag team landscape everywhere they have competed. The Loggers debuted in the Tag Team Gauntlet match at the “2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup”. These two tough competitors from Up North would like nothing more than to chop the competition down to size and they start with the House of Vitale. AN OPEN LETTER FROM 911, INC.’S RON NIEMI The Road to the Gold leads to 911 Incorporated! I am here to guarantee without any doubt whatsoever when all is said and done and when the dust clears everybody will hear myself, the “Hardcore Giant” Ron Niemi say, I TOLD YOU SO! From the very beginning 911 Incorporated has guaranteed we would dominate Pro Wrestling Riot and we have done everything we set out to do. Nobody is stupid enough to doubt the fact that when you are talking about heavyweight title contenders Shawn Osborne and Francisco Ciatso are as good as it gets. It is not a question on if 911 Inc. will take home the heavyweight championship it is just a matter of who will take home the championship. Shawn Osborne already steam rolled Sedrick Strong as I expected he would and next Francisco will make quick work of Nooie Lee who I have to admit is a young star to keep your eye on but truth is Frankie has eaten meatballs bigger than Nooie. But seriously, he has. When it comes to the tag team titles in Pro Wrestling Riot is there anybody who would put their money against the likes of the Dark City Fight Club!? Honestly who in their right mind would consider think they stand a chance in this tournament with Jon Davis and Kory Chavis representing 911 Incorporated? It’s almost unfair and if I was the type of guy who felt guilty about hurting people I would probably feel terrible about what is going to happen to The Lifeguards on December 12th in Port Richey. Are we supposed to apologize in advance? Are we supposed to feel sympathy and take it easy on this up and coming tag team? Honestly if these boys had any sense they would forfeit the match and live to fight another day but somehow I have a feeling that isn’t going to happen. Understand I cannot be held responsible for what happens to these young men. On December 12th I along with my trusted friend Rod Steel will be returning to Pro Wrestling Riot and The Road to the Gold is going to be the start of the next stage of 911 Incorporated. I may have been sidetracked for a couple of months after the brutal beating I took at the Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup at the hands of the Sideshow, Bruce Santee, Sedrick Strong and those common criminals The Black Market. As everybody knows I am not a wrestler and was tricked into being a part of this match and while I fought valiantly alongside my family of 911 Incorporated and nearly emerged as the victor. After working the match in my own unique “Michigan Strong Style” mixed with a hybrid version of Catch as Catch Can and Lucha Libre I was caught out of nowhere with a vicious piledriver by Sideshow which nearly broke my incredibly thick neck. I suffered serious injuries to my L-5 and C-3 but after 2 months of nearly round the clock rehab I am back and better than ever. Rest assured 911 Incorporated and the Hardcore Giant Ron Niemi are back and we are better than ever!
The Riot Act for 11.16.08 ROAD TO GOLD CONTINUES Sixteen single competitors & eight tag teams started on the Road to Gold to vie for the honor of being Pro Wrestling RIOT’s first champions – Now only twelve single & six tag teams remain. We’ll be discussing in detail the last two first round matches in the PWR Tag Team tournament in the next RIOT Act. The final four first round single matches will take place on Friday, December 12, 2008 and are as follows: “The Marquee” Bruce Santee vs. “The Messiah of the Backbreaker” Roderick Strong – Two of the biggest heavy hitters in the Southeast collide in this first round match up. Santee, who main evented Pro Wrestling RIOT’s inaugural event Starting a Riot, has been waging a war against Ron Niemi’s 911, Inc. for the past year. That war concluded with a violent steel cage Wargames match at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, which Santee’s team was victorious. Santee now has his eye on the prize – the PWR Championship, but he must first get past what is arguably the top wrestler in the Southeast, Roderick Strong. Strong, who is no stranger to RIOT competition, is a two-time former FIP World Heavyweight Champion. Strong, who was born & raised in Florida, looks to add more gold to his already impressive resume. The winner of this first round match up will face 911, Inc’s “Bad Seed” Shawn Osborne in the second round of the tournament. Francisco Ciatso vs. Nooie Lee – Francisco Ciatso, a member of Ron Niemi’s 911, Inc. has been on a tear in Pro Wrestling RIOT. Ciatso, who has been part of WWE’s Deep South developmental system, as well seen on WWE & TNA programming, is a proven resourceful competitor who wins by all means necessary. Nooie Lee, is a brash young up-in-comer in Pro Wrestling RIOT. Lee, who recently competed in his second Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, has upset on his mind. The winner of this first round match up will face FIP Florida Heritage Champion Chris Jones in the second round of the tournament. “Not Cocky” Chasyn Rance vs. CJ O’Doyle – Rance, who is one of the top cruiserweights in the Southeast, is transitioning from tag team specialist in Pro Wrestling RIOT, to a singles competitor. O’Doyle, who recently participated in the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, is a tough fighter from Hell’s Kitchen who has been working his way up the RIOT roster. The winner of this first round match up will face the hugely popular Sideshow in the second round of the tournament. “Mr. 630” Jerrelle Clark vs. “Classic” Scott Davis – Clark, who is a mainstay on the Southeast wrestling scene, looks to even the score against Scott Davis. Clark, one of the top cruiserweights nationally, has been on somewhat of a comeback and looks to conclude his comeback with winning the PWR Championship. Davis, who has amassed an impressive string of victories, including one over Clark, looks to ride a wave of momentum straight to the PWR Championship. The winner of this first round match up will face the PWR favorite Jaison Moore in the second round of the tournament. TOURNAMENT FINALS SET FOR EARLY 2009 Pro Wrestling RIOT officials have held off on scheduling the finals of the Road to Gold tournaments until all the second round matches have been set. The reason for this is that certain first round competitors have existing commitments that have to be taken into consideration. The date & location of the tournament finals will announced shortly after the first round matches conclude.
The Riot Act for 11.4.08 NEW
CHAMPIONS TO BE CROWNED Sideshow vs. Damballah – Arguably the most popular wrestler in Pro Wrestling RIOT goes head-to-head with the most unpredictable & violent competitor on the roster. Sideshow, who has been through a rollercoaster ride over the past year, recently lead his team to a Wargames victory over Ron Niemi’s 911, Inc. at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup. However, that was not without controversy as he had a heated altercation with partner, Sedrick Strong, after the match regarding Sideshow’s sister Danielle. Sideshow, who has been very volatile since the incident where Danielle was powerbombed through a table at It’s Personal, has not been able to be reached for any comment regarding this incident. The dangerous Damballah has been responsible for reaping terror in RIOT, as well as ending the RIOT careers of many competitors. This uncontrollable lunatic seems to be on the trail for blood & carnage more than for gold. Can Amy Vitale control the madman from Sulfur, LA, or will this match be completely out of control? Sedrick Strong vs. “Bad Seed” Shawn Osborne –Shawn Osborne, the only member of Ron Niemi’s 911, Inc. who will be in attendance at this Saturday’s Road to Gold: Part One has been on a tear in Pro Wrestling RIOT. This former WWE developmental star says that he will be kicking it in overdrive on his way to claim gold in the state of Florida. Sedrick Strong, after a very successful run as a tag team competitor, has solidified himself as one of the top single wrestlers in Pro Wrestling RIOT. Strong has been embroiled in a violent feud with Ron Niemi’s 911, Inc., more specifically, the Dark City Fight Club of Kory Chavis & Jon Davis. Strong’s team was successful over 911, Inc. in Wargames at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, only to have the victory celebration end on a sour note. Strong was asked about this incident in recent interview and said the following: “Like I said before, Sideshow and I have never seen eye to eye. He's just not my type of person. And apparently I'm not his either. His sister hugged me. That's it. I didn't kiss her. I didn't grope her. He didn't walk in on me having her bent over the kitchen sink talking about how I'm the greatest and... Well let's just leave it at that. We were celebrating a hard fought win and for some reason, an innocent hug bothered him. I could go on and on about how childish he acted, or how stupid he looked, or how I could have done way worse to his sister... and mother... But I won't. He's upset. If he apologizes for acting like an idiot, we can move on. If not, well I guess we'll see.” The entire interview is available at http://www.floridawrestlingfans.com/profiles/blogs/2050372:BlogPost:26126 Jaison Moore vs. Craig Classic – These two 2008 Jeff Peterson Cup competitors face off in what promises to be a high impact, fast paced encounter. Moore, a favorite in Pro Wrestling RIOT, has solidified his standing with victories over competitors such as Kenny King, Austin Amadeus & Rhett Titus. Classic, who is a regular with Big Japan Pro Wrestling, stole the show at night one of the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup when he went toe-to-toe with CHIKARA’s Gran Akuma in the first round. Austin Amadeus vs. Chris Jones – Amadeus, who is embroiled in a heated feud with former manager “The Princess of Pro Wrestling RIOT” Amy Vitale and her House of Vitale, goes against the new FIP Florida Heritage Champion Chris Jones. Amadeus, formerly known as Austin Andretti, has been a mainstay in Pro Wrestling RIOT and has impressed since breaking free from Vitale. Jones comes to RIOT with a very impressive resume that he’s been able to amass in a very short time. Both these young competitors are hungry for RIOT gold and either one could be the dark horse in this tournament. Bumz ‘R’ Us (Ray Beez & Mr. Milo Beasley) vs. The New Dynamic Duo (Fantastic Dantastic & K-Dizzy) - Fresh off their 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup victory over Lou The Fixer & Snow of the House of Vitale in a brutal TLC match, Bumz ‘R’ Us have momentum going into the Pro Wrestling RIOT Tag Team Tournament. Impressive victories over Team Vision, Lou The Fixer & Snow, as well as winning the 12-Man Tag Team Warfare match at Declaration of War has established this unlikely tag team as a force not only in Pro Wrestling RIOT, but throughout the entire Southeast. Not much is known The New Dynamic Duo except that they seen to be based in South Florida. The Duo recently participated in the Tag Team Gauntlet at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup and even scored a handicap victory over the massive Snow at Escalation, thanks primarily to Bumz ‘R’ Us. The House of Vitale (Lou The Fixer & Snow) vs. The British Lions (Chris Gray & Tommy Taylor) – The House of Vitale attempts to re-establish itself after a brutal TLC loss to Bumz ‘R’ Us at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup. Could they have revenge on their minds with hope of meeting Bumz ‘R’ Us later in the tournament? Ms. Vitale seems to be hedging her bets to capture tag team gold as she has two teams vying for gold, Lou The Fixer & Snow, as well as The Heartbreak Express. Does Ms. Vitale have a preference over one team or another, or is she just concerned about bringing home the gold by any means necessary? The British Lions are fresh off their Tag Team Gauntlet victory at the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup. These former WWE developmental stars made an immediate impact by eliminating The Heartbreak Express to win the gauntlet. This did not bold well with Ms. Vitale. Could she be using Lou The Fixer & Snow as roadblocks for the British Lions or does she have other tricks under her crown? NEW
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The Riot Act for 10.14.08 The Fallout from the Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup In the main event in Brooksville, 911 Inc. fell to the team of Sedrick Strong, Sideshow, Bruce Santee and Black Market in the Steel Cage War Games match. Despite getting the upper hand on 911 Inc., the celebration was marred by problems between Sedrick Strong and Sideshow. During the celebration, Sedrick was getting a bit too friendly with Sideshow’s sister Danielle, and Sideshow punched Strong and stormed out of the cage with Danielle. Both Sedrick and Sideshow will be in Port Richey on Saturday night at Road to Gold. In a Tag Team Gauntlet, the Heartbreak Express thought that they would have an easy victory, but they were defeated by the British Lions. Sean and Phil Davis figured that winning the Gauntlet match would be a springboard for the tag team tournament and the titles. The Heartbreak Express will get another shot at the British Lions in the first round of the tag team tournament. Will the second time be the charm for the Heartbreak Express or will the British Lions get a second victory over the Heartbreak Express? Pro Wrestling Riot Champion to be Determined in Tournament Sixteen men will battle for the honor of being named the first Pro Wrestling Riot Champion. The first round will be spread out over the next two shows and we will see four first round matches on Saturday night. Those matches are Kenny King versus Sedrick Strong; Scott Davis versus Austin Amadeus; Shawn Osborne versus Jaison Moore; and Roderick Strong versus Bruce Santee. There is some history in these first round matches. This is the second meeting between Sedrick Strong & Kenny King, with Kenny getting the win in their first encounter. Roderick Strong and Bruce Santee are two of the top wrestlers in the state of Florida and the Marquee will get his chance to show if he is the best in the state. Tag Titles to also be determined in a Tournament The first Pro Wrestling Riot Tag Team Champions will be crowned in an eight team tournament with the first round matches also being held over the next two shows. Two matches will take place on Saturday night. The matches will be the Dark City Fight Club versus Bumz R Us; and The British Lions versus The Heartbreak Express. With the brawls that the Bumz have been involved in with Lou the Fixer, Damballah and Raymond Snow; they should be ready for the brutality of the Dark City Fight Club. The Heartbreak Express will be looking for revenge against the team that beat them in the Tag Team Gauntlet during Night Two of the Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup? Sean and Phil have held tag team gold before so they will be looking to add to their list of achievements with a win in this tournament.
The Riot Act for 9.24.08 Six
Man Tag Match Announced for Night One Also
Added to Night One: Cruiserweight Showcase Another
Non-Tournament Match Added to Night Two in Brooksville
The Riot Act for 9.16.08 Mystery
Partners Revealed Upon hearing that Black Market would join Strong, Santee and Sideshow; Ron Niemi answered with the announcement that the team from 911 Incorporated will be anchored by former WWE Superstar Mike Shane. Shane has recently been in Puerto Rico to help extend the influence of 911 Incorporated, but is now called back to the fold for War Games.
Tag
Team Gauntlet in Brooksville
The Riot Act for 9.6.08 The
House of M Burns at Pro Wrestling Riot The
Field is Set for the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup Tournament These sixteen men will fight for the honor of being named the winner of the 2008 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup, while the proceeds from this show will go to Devin Deschaine, a two year old boy from Port Richey who is suffering from stage 4 Neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer. Make sure to be in Port Richey on September 26th and in Brooksville on September 27th to support this cause and see two nights of great wrestling. The
Band is Back together in Port Richey on September 26th
The Riot Act for 8.21.08 Jeff
Peterson Memorial Cup Qualifier on August 30th Sideshow
Faces Another Member of 911 Incorporated Tag
Team Battle Announced |
