Match One: Singles

Rose vs. Paco ‘Dice’ Gamble

The first match of the night never officially got underway as Rose’s manager/agent tried to renegotiate his contract at the last minute. The two sides could not come to a mutual agreement so Rose was left to leave on ok terms. Paco however was not so lucky. On his way from Philly to Jersey, Paco was stopped by state troopers for a traffic violation. Upon suspicion of the officer, a search of Paco’s vehicle turned up unidentified pills and other illegal drugs. Paco was taken into custody

No Contest


Match Two: Tag Team

Necrofear/Rave vs. Jak/Johnny Yuma

A week ago Rave made his return to the uWe through the crowd to attack Jak during his match with Necrofear after the ref was knocked down by an accidental collision. But before Rave and Necro could administer much of a beating, Johnny Yuma also made his uWe return through the crowd. He went straight at Rave and all four men brawled until security rushed to the ring to separate them. This week the four men face each other in a more civilized way.

Starting off Jak would start the match with Necro. Jak would take control early in the match with a series of rights and left, sending Necro into the ropes and across the ring. As Necro rebounded, he would be met with a huge belly to belly suplex. Jak would tag in Yuma who would speed things up and keep Necro off balance. A beautiful running knee to the midsection followed up by a ddt by Yuma would almost spell the end of the match, but Rave would make the save. As the ref forced Rave out, Jak would come in the ring and hit a huge spear on Necro, almost cutting him in half before ducking back out of the ring before the ref turned around.

Jak and Yuma would isolate Necro for most of the match much to the frustration of Rave. Necro did make the tag though late in the match as Yuma ducked his head too early for a back body drop and paid for it as Necro kicked him in the chest to stand him up then hit a desperation exploder suplex. Rave would hit the ring like a man possessed, leveling Yuma with a clothesline not once but twice. Jak would look to make the save but get dropped as well with a clothesline. Rave would then hit each man with a belly to belly suplex and it seemed things had swung in Rave and Necro’s favor. Until Necro tagged himself in after Rave had cleared the ring of Jak and had Yuma set up for The One. Rave couldn’t believe it and was forced from the ring by the ref. As Necro looked to steal the win for himself, Yuma countered the Yakuza Kick by rolling under it and hitting a reverse ddt. Rave would stand on the apron his frustration as Necro laid motionless and Yuma managed to crawl over and get the tag to Jak.

Jak would measure Necro up and at the right time hit another spear. Rave just stood there as Jak picked Necro up and hit the Double Homicide for the win. Afterwards, Rave would walk away from the ring, leaving Necro in the middle of the ring as Jak and Yuma celebrated.

Winner’s via pinfall: Jak and Yuma at 13:01

Match Three: Singles

WarrenPeace vs. Steve Norton

Peace was coming off a huge victory in front of his hometown crowd over Corporal Punishment, just as Norton was coming off an upset loss at the hands of Major Payne. Both men were looking to leave Jersey with a victory, Peace looking to make it two in a row and a win over one half of the Tag Champions and for World Champion. Norton was looking to get back in the win column and roll into the Battle Royal on a high note.

As the match began, it was quickly evident that Norton was the more focused and determined of the two. The match began in the middle of the ring where Peace and Norton locked up in a collar and elbow tie up. Norton would break the hold and double Peace over with quick front snap kick quickly followed by an elbow strike to the back of the head. From there most of the match would see Peace on the mat in one hold or another. Peace would try to counter, but Norton would counter his counters to maintain control of the match. A double underhook back breaker into a sit-through knee bar by Norton would almost spell the end, but Peace managed to make it to the ropes. Breaking the hold, Norton wait and strike with a one man flapjack as Peace made it to his feet. As Peace hit the mat, Norton would roll up to his feet and grab the leg of Peace to hit the Super Kneebreaker. From there it was all Norton as he would pick Peace up and nail the Norton Drop for the one two three.

Winner via pinfall: Norton at 7:29

Match Four: Singles

Bob Schtickly vs. Lily Jackson

In what many would call an unfair match, former Diva Champion Lily Jackson took on the BadGuy, Bob Schtickly in a non title match. Who ever doubted that Lily could or should be competing in the ring with the guys could rest assured after this match.

The match would begin in true BadGuy fashion as he tried to talk Lily into just ‘laying down’. Her response was an open handed slap that people in the cheap seats heard. As Bob grabbed his face and turned back around, Lily would kick him in the gut and roll him up with an inside cradle, but Bob would kick out before two. Coming back to his feet, Bob would have to reassess his opponent.

Circling each other, Lily would dash in looking to catch Bob off guard but she would step right into an armdrag which Bob would follow up with a kick to the back. Bob would hop over Lily, hit the ropes, and connect with a dropkick to her chest. Going for the quick cover as well, Bob would only get a two count. Getting to his feet, Bob would go to pick Lily up, but Lily would pull a play out of Bob’s book and rake the eyes. From there a Russian leg sweep to a jumping leg drop would see Lily take control of the match. Bob would get back to his feet, but as he tried to tie up with Lily, she would hit a drop toe hold and Bob would find himself hanging half out of the ring on the second rope. Lily would slide out of the ring, reach up and grab Bob’s head and pull down. Bob would flail trying to get air as lily choked him and the ref counted, but Lily would break the hold by the five count.

Clutching his throat, Bob would get hit with a falcon arrow from Lily but kick out in two. At every chance she got, Lily was going for the cover or roll up, looking to silence the snide remarks of the BadGuy. As the match wore on, Lily would have Bob set up for the bicycle kick after a beautiful spinning back kick to the gut, but Bob would step back out of the way and yank Lily down by her hair. As soon as her head hit the mat, Bob dropped a knee right across her forehead. It would seem that the BadGuy had stopped playing around. Bob would start to pick apart Lily, first with an arm breaker, then a leg breaker then the ref would call count as Bob just started choking Lily. At four Bob raised his hands signaling he stopped, then went right back to choking Lily. Again the ref would count and at four Bob would break again.

Bob would then roll out of the ring and throw the time keeper out of his chair. Folding it up, Bob would try to get back in the ring but the ref would stop him and threaten to disqualify him. Bob would drop the chair outside the ring and slide back in. As he went to pick Lily up by the hair, she would thumb him in the eye and then hit a throat thrust as she got to her feet. She would kick Bob in the gut as he was disoriented, and look to nail the Chick Kick, but Bob would drop to the mat and her foot would fly overhead and kick the ref! Shocked that she kicked the ref, Lily would check to see is he was ok while Bob slid out of the ring and retrieved the chair. While her back was still to him, Bob would slam the chair into her back dropping her like a deadweight. Bob would then hit the Have a BadDay and drag the ref over, slap him half awake and point to the prone Lily. Bob would strike a cocky pin much to the displeasure of the fans as the ref counted a dazed three for the win

Winner via pinfall: Bob at 14:12

Main Event: Singles
Non-Title

David Stone vs. Ryan Starr
In Progress

Quick results

1) No Contest
2)Jak and Yuma
3) Steve Norton
4) Bob Schtickly
5) Ryan Starr