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IwW returned to action this past weekend with the 1rst show & 1rst Sell out of the year! The Supermodel, fresh off appearances on the BBC & TV3, retained his International Heavyweight Championship against TJ Meehan however he could not overcome the former power lifting champion in the Royal Rumble match up! IwW's newest trainee former MMA competitor Stevie Campbell made his debut on the show too with a hard fought loss to Captain Rooney! Thanks to everyone who made this a great weekend back for us
Nenagh (200 SELL OUT)
TJ Meehan defeated Salem Soultaker in a #1 Contenders Match
IwW Zero Gravity Champion Skaterboi Jeebus retained his title against Walter Alexander
Captain Rooney overcame the debuting Stevie Campbell
The Supermodel kept his IwW Heavyweight Belt defeating TJ Meehan
TJ Meehan overcame Walter Alexander, Salem Soultaker, Skaterboi Jeebus, Stevie Campbell, Captain Rooney, Mask Boy, Jason Mooney & The Supermodel in a Royal Rumble Match
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As we are coming up to the 5 year anniversary of the NLW World Title, I thought some fans might be interested in reading the history of the belt. So below is a complete list of the champions and dates etc. Enjoy.
There have been 15 champions so far. The title has been defended in Ireland, Northern Ireland, France, Germany, Romania, Switzerland and Bulgaria making it a true 'World' Title. In the list below, you'll see some well known names from the likes of WWE such as Rob Van Dam and Rene Dupree. The wrestler with the most reigns is Dunkan Disorderly having held the title 4 times. The current Champion is "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow, who won the championship in January.
1. Dunkan Disorderly
Defeated Joey Cabray, "All Star" Anthony Idol and Georgie Mac in a 4 Way Match
04-03-2007
Dublin, Ireland
Held Title: 322 Days
2. Shawn Maxer
Defeated Dunkan Disorderly
20-01-2008
Kildare, Ireland
Held Title: 52 days
3. Jon Heidenreich
Defeated Shawn Maxer (c) and Shaka in a 3 Way Match
16-03-2008
Mayo, Ireland
Held Title: 26 days
4. Shawn Maxer (2)
Defeated John Heidenreich
12-04-2008
Kildare, Ireland
Held Title: 340 days
5. Rob Van Dam
Defeated Shawn Maxer (c) and Sabu in a 3 Way Match
18-03-2009
Paris, France
Held Title: 6 Days
6. Rene Dupree
Defeated Rob Van Dam
24-03-2009
Bordeaux, France
Held Title: 2 Days
26-03-2009 - Title Vacant
7. Dunkan Disorderly (2)
Defeated "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow and Shawn Maxer in a 3 Way Match
31-08-2009
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Held Title: 88 Days
8. Micahel Knight
Defeated Dunkan Disorderly (c) and Shawn Maxer in a 3 Way Match.
27-11-2009
Germany
Held Title: 2 Days
9. PAC
Defeated Michael Knight (c) and El Generico in a 3 Way Match
29-11-2009
Germany
Held Title: 9 Days
10. Dunkan Disorderly (3)
Defeated PAC, Shawn Maxer and Paddy Morrow in a 4 Way Match
08-12-2009
Toulouse, France
11. Daivari
Defeated Dunkan Disorderly
10-11-2010
Bordeaux, France
Held Title: 11 Days
12. Shawn Maxer (3)
Defeated Daivari
21-11-2010
Rouen, France
Held Title: 63 Days
13. Sir Paul Tracey
Defeated Shawn Maxer
23-01-2011
Kildare, Ireland
Held Title: 244 Days
14. Dunkan Disorderly (4)
Defeated Sir Paul Tracey
25-09-2011
Kildare, Ireland
Held Title: 119 Days
15. "Suicide Machine" Paddy Morrow
Defeated Dunkan Disorderly
22-01-2012
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It was a great night to be an IwW Champion as both Skaterboi Jeebus & The Supermodel retained their respective titles, also IwW newcomer Stevie Campbell overcame Irish Whip's resident superhero Captain Rooney, with help from Tat2 Charlie, in the biggest screwjob since the movie Drive failing to win an Oscar for best film ever. Big thank you to all the fans that made it a great show
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Skaterboi Jeebus retained his IwW Zero Gravity Championship against Tat2 Charlie
Stevie Campbell overcame Captain Rooney
Skaterboi Jeebus & Captain Rooney overcame Tat2Charlie & Stevie Campbell
The Supermodel kept his IwW International Championship against TJ Meehan in a Street Fight
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Anyone who enjoys Irish wrestling please come along to FFPW's show tomorrow night (Sunday 4th March) at 6pm in Bray. The future talent of Ireland will be on hand as well some of the more established wrestlers in the country.
Team Mega will defend the Irish Tag Team Championships against Team Epic among other matches!
Come along and support the Irish Talent and it'll only cost ya €2 in. And you can grab a bus from the city centre so no excuses It'll be a fun intimate show so if ya can, come and join in.
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FFPW put on a great, if surprisingly short show, tonight. The production values were really impressive with some HD cameras filming everything and a good few lights set up as well. I'll admit I was disappointed there was no battle royal just before the main event.
"The Big Mac" Kevin McDermott def. The Ang:
McDermott's new wigger hip hop gimmick is growing on me. He did a John Cena inspired rap before the match that had me in stitches (in a good way). The Ang looks solid enough but should maybe tweak his character a bit. He has a few Santino-like mannerisms but he plays them straight which makes them look a bit out of place, maybe he should become a bit more clown like to fit them better. Impressive spike DDT anyway. Comedy with some solid wrestling thrown in. I guess they've dropped the defeated streak thing then.
"Dangerous" Dave Ford def. Inferno:
Pretty quick squash match but solid enough. Ford should maybe rethink his entrance music. Standard stuff to build up a monster heel and I'll admit I marked out for Ford's chokeslam to finish it. When that was over, he got on the mic and did an open challenge and another guy came out to face him. This one was a bit longer but I preferred the first match. Then after that was over a couple of plants in the audience got up to challenge him as well and got slammed for their troubles. Interesting idea and good way to build up a new big guy on the scene.
Johnny Notaro def. Captain Deadbones Dawkins
Another fairly good outing, though Notaro is a Mainstage wrestler isn't he? Surprising to have him go over the big fan favourite when you'd normally have a crowd pleaser like Deadbones winning. The crowd were really into this one and that made it better. Nice length, good action and great crowd involvement. A lot of heels are going over tonight.
Rough Stuff & Katey Harvey def. Philly The Kid, Luscious Lucy & Sammy
Match of the night as far as I'm concerned. All three members of Rough Stuff are still relatively new to the game but they all looked so solid. And what an entrance. I think the Fight Factory has two of the most beautiful women in the world. The crowd were really into this one as well and Sammy D looked really good out there as is now expected. Spot of the match has to go to him and that picture perfect suicide dive which is of course the perfect way to make me mark out. We'll say second place for spot of the match goes to Katey Harvey who pulled off an amazing mid-air hurricanrana. My head actually followed her journey through the air. Though perhaps she should be reminded that heels don't do high flying stuff. Finish comes where Bull Riley makes Lucy tap out. Good decision to have the heels go over and solidify them as a strong team in their own right.
Bobby Calaway def. Shadow:
This one started off as face on face but Shadow turned heel early on. There was one really bad moment where Calaway went for a kick and Shadow was meant to duck thus Calaway kicks the ringpost and starts a leg working story but he didn't duck and got a kick in the head. Other than that the match was fine. One scary moment was when Calaway's leg got twisted so that his foot was literally touching his own face. He busted out a Stratusphere which is something I wasn't expecting. Finish was...unique is the word I'll use. The ref didn't seem like he knew the guy's names though.
Team Mega def. Team Epic to retain the Tag Team Titles:
Great main event and a nice showcase for the Tag Team Champions. Team Epic brought a boom box out with them and requested to have a dance-off before the match. I think that gets a nomination for in-ring segment of the year. Once they got down to the wrestling, it was a good way to end the night. B-Cool is probably the funniest guy in Irish wrestling right now. I was properly in tears laughing at all his antics including a...let's just say it was an unorthodox leg lock aided by his...undergarments. I'll be honest, I was kind of rooting for Team Epic but the right decision was made to have Team Mega retain. They're good champions and I look forward to seeing what they'll continue to do in their reign. Good end to a solid show.0 -
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The young team of B-Cool and D-Max have had several title shots against Team Mega's Justin Shape & Danny Butler. However, they continue to campaign for title opportunities. On May 7th, at NLW Bank Holiday Beatdown, Team Epic will receive their last opportunity at Team Mega's Tag Team Titles on NLW soil. This match means everything to the cocky youngsters, as it may well be their last ever chance to capture the tag team gold. More matches will be announced in the coming weeks. Remember, seating is reserved so early booking is vital so you can choose the best seats in the house!
*If anyone saw Team Mega's recent defense against Team Epic at FFPW's Gym Show, you will know what a great match these two teams had.
*If anyone from boards is intending on coming to this show, please private mail me, as we will offer a discount on tickets for all Boards.ie users.0 -
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