The only match on this one is Autumn Frost vs Paige Webb (Jennifer Blake vs Serena Deeb) Not a bad match but they seem really hampered by a small ring. 7 minutes of wrestling which is a nice length, but when its the only match on the show … ?
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Mia Yim Wins VCW Liberty Belt … for 5 Minutes!
John Kermon had just won the much-coveted VCW US Liberty Title after defeating Horrorshow in an amazing match in beautiful downtown Virginia Beach, VA. But after insisting that Steffi the Ref place the belt on him, the little misogynist began bad-mouthing women’s wrestling at VCW, going so far as to put his newly acquired title on the line against any woman in the VCW locker room. Mia Yim, fresh from an impressive victory over Kristin Flake and Diva Dynamite took up that challenge. After verbally demoralizing an over-confident Mr. Kermon, she gave him a super-kick that nearly took his head off. Dazed, Kermon was easy prey as Ms. Yim rolled him up for a pin and … so everyone assumed … the title. But the crowds cheers were quickly tunred to stunned silence when Mr. Kermon’s manager declared that the wrestler did not have the authority to put his title on the line and that, without explicit VCW sanction, Mia Yim’s win was of no consequence. Ms. Yim was nonplussed by this turn of events, but gave over the title. But needless to say, this story is not over! Click the pic to see more information at the Vanguard Championship Wrestling site.
The Rate Tank with a Heart of Gold
Australian women’s wrestling sensation Kellie Skater is most well known for her mean streak and loose attitude toward the rules. But it’s always nice to see that underneath all the fuss and bluster, “The Rate Tank” has a good heart. This Sunday she will be participating in a run (walk, she says … doctor’s orders!) to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital in Victoria, Australia. Click the pic and go to her donation page where you can show her some support and raise money for a good cause. (FYI – one Australian dollar is about 90 cents US)
But while Ms. Skater may have a soft heart for the kiddies, her potential opponents at SHIMMER next month should in no way interpret that as a sign of weakness! Remember, she is “virtually indestructible”
Sandra Bullock Refs at VCW????
Sure looks like it! But no, the sultry beauty in stripes is Steffi (the wrestler formerly known as Mia Love), who made a name for herself as a rough-and-tumble, take-no-prisoners grappler in New England, but who now resides in Virginia. Her appearance as ref at a recent VCW show in Virginia Beach, VA was noteworthy in that it represented her first time back in the ring after giving birth to a beautiful baby son just a few weeks ago. She assured this correspondent that she would be back kicking ass in ring sooner rather than later. Congrats Steffi, both on your son and on your ring return!
Click the pic to check up on all the action at Vanguard Championship Wrestling!
Her Awesomeness at Clickwrestle!
That’s right! The most dominant woman in wrestling today is Clickwrestler of the Week! Be sure to stop by Clickwrestle.com and see some of Awesome/Amazing Kong’s best indy work. Click the pic above to go to the site.
Thank You for Holding …
… full albums are now done for the NCW Femmes Fatales show in February, and available in my Image Gallery. Click the pic above for full results and information on DVDs and future shows.
Anybody Wanna Buy Me a Plane Ticket?
Evolution of professional women’s wrestling to take place on May 8 in the UK!
From the UK producer of the acclaimed female-only wrestling company
“ChickFight”, comes a brand new all-female professional wrestling
promotion dedicated to showcasing the best women wrestlers in all of
Europe fighting for victory in Pro-Wrestling: EVE.
Pro-Wrestling: EVE debuts on Saturday May 8 from the fantastic Delphi Club in Sudbury, Suffolk for two DVD recordings that will feature the finest female wrestlers in all of Europe such as “Coventry’s Loudest” Jetta, Mother & Daughter team of Saraya & Britani – The Knight Dynasty, Greece native “The Hardcore Daredevil” Blue Nikita, “Female Fight Machine” Jenny Sjödin from Sweden, German star “The Alpha Female” Kristin Gabert, Scotland’s Nikki Storm, 4′11″ “Little” Erin Angel and many others!
Doors open at 6.30pm with the first bell at 7pm.
While the female wrestlers of Pro-Wrestling: EVE are indeed here to show the world just how good they are, make no mistake about it this is not simply an exhibition of athletics. For these women it is all about winning and in the beginning the wrestlers will compete against one another in a bid to being one of the selected few invited to take part in the Pro-Wrestling: EVE Championship League. Losing is not an option.
In order to move forward we must know where we have been. Proud of the heritage of European professional wrestling, EVE will play host to the Catch Division. Taking its name from the historic “Catch-As-Catch-Can” style of wrestling originally developed in Lancashire in the 19th century, the Catch Division will feature its own unique set of rules and regulations that will truly test the diversity and versatility of the wrestlers in Pro-Wrestling: EVE.
You can purchase tickets via paypal at www.EVEwrestling.com or from The Movie Shop, 51/52 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury; Tourist Information Centre in Gaol Lane, Sudbury or from Sudbury Town Council Hall also in Gaol Lane. Tickets are priced at £20 Front Row, £15.00 Adults Standard, £10 NUS Card Holders (NUS Card must be shown on entry), £5.00 for Child (under 16 years) Standard Ticket and £20 Family of 4 ticket (maximum 2 adults). Please contact for group / party discounts. *SPECIAL OFFER* Kids under 16 go for free with any adult standard ticket purchase limit 1 child per adult ticket.
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Wrestlicious: You Be the Judge!
“The worst thing to happen to women’s wrestling in 20 years”? That’s how one keen observer of the women’s wrestling scene characterized Wrestlicious, which debuted last night. Pretty strong words, but if you want to see what all the buzz is about missed it on TV, you can still see the whole debut episode above (without the commercials!).
Speaking for myself, I watched it out of pure curiosity and because I knew at least some of their workers were top flight indy talent. It seemed to want to be a reincarnation of GLOW. Now I happened to enjoy GLOW when it was on, but I have to say (as many others have already said) that GLOW was fine in that place and time. But too much water has gone over the dam since then to warrant a re-do. Thanks to a lot of factors, real women’s wrestling has earned a lot more respect and attention than it had in the early 1980’s. Women’s matches are some of the most popular segments of WWE and TNA. SHIMMER and WSU and other women’s promotions have arrived and demonstrate the appetite for excellence in women’s wrestling. Places like MLW, Slamminladies and Clickwrestle have made quality women’s wrestling available to everybody. To create a GLOW clone is just not the way to go. I think the producers understood that implicitly, however, by realizing that they needed women who could actually wrestle, and to that extent, the tag match on the debut, which included Mercedes Martinez, Rain, Amber O’Neal and Lorelei Lee was far better wrestling than you would have seen on GLOW or POWW or WOW or any of the other failed imitations. Still, the match seemed ‘dumbed down’ a bit (perhaps to accomodate the two untrained models who shared the ring with them) and not up to speed for any of the women involved. (I liked the costumes though! lol )
But watch the video above and judge for yourself!
WSU Third Anniversary Show!
One of the biggest women’s shows ever on the East Coast from the company that brings you more all-women’s shows than any other promotion! This is definitely one not to miss. But you have to hurry … only 250 tickets will be sold and the last WSU show was SRO! Click the poster for all the details!
