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NZWPW Training Camps have proved themselves to be a great stepping stone into Professional wrestling, producing some of the best talent on the NZWPW roster. Containing all the basics you need to get into this highly competitive sport our annual training camp is the best place to find out if you have what it takes to be a pro wrestler.
Those who wish to attend the training camp and are not members the fee is $120, this will include free entry to the Friday night show, Free accomodation, BBQ and drinks on the Saturday night and membership to NZWPW.
For booking details phone Martin Stirling 04 939 2503
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Posted on January 10, 2010 by: NZWPW
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BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE
Friday 29th January 2009
He Toa Combat Zone
Doors open 7pm action starts 7:30pm
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Adult $15 Child $10
Available from He Toa Sports or at the door
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Posted on January 10, 2010 by: NZWPW
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Rufguts retains at NZWPW BDTH
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Rufguts remains the NZWPW Champion to close out 2009 after beating “Shining” Nick Silver, two falls to one, in their championship match at NZWPW Bringing Down the House: Christmas Wrap-Up.
Rufguts took the first fall of the match on Saturday, December 19 with a legdrop to the back of Silver’s head followed by a neckbreaker. Rufguts then whipped Nick into the corner only to be caught with a hurricanrana. With the champ on the mat, Silver locked in a half-Boston crab and surprisingly forced Rufguts to tap, tying things up with one fall each.
With the next fall deciding who would leave as NZWPW Champion, both men stepped up their game. Rufguts spiked Silver into the mat with a steamroller, but missed with a legdrop from the second rope. Nick then hurried to the corner and looked set to pull the trigger on a Silver Bullet to Rufguts, but the champ rolled through and landed on Nick Silver in a pinning position to take the third and final fall of the match, retaining the NZWPW Championship to end Bringing Down the House: Christmas Wrap-Up.
Earlier in the night NZWPW referee Damian Tait had stepped into the ring as a competitor for the first time against Ben Mana, NZWPW’s Maori Warrior.
Damian tried to beat some respect for referees into Ben Mana, and was surprisingly able to take the big man off his feet with armdrags and even a stunner that nearly gave him an upset victory!
In the end it was Mana who would leave victorious though, catching Tait in a Mana Slam before picking him back up to finish the match decisively with a Samoan Spike, in tribute to the late Umaga.
NZWPW Bringing Down the House Results:
Chad Howard def. Kid Caprice
Caprice did well to hang with the more experienced Howard, but was eventually taken out by the Chad-Breaker.
2-out-of-3 Falls Match:
“The Ideal Experience” Corey Dallas def. Johnny Idol
NZWPW’s CWO tried to spice up Dallas vs. Idol at the last moment by making it into a 2-out-of-3 falls match. Dallas took the first fall with the Sack (a spear tackle) moments after the bell rang, and the second fall was declared a draw both men were counted-out as they battled outside the ring. In the end it was the “Ideal Experience” who took the third and final fall for the win, following a devastating powerbomb.
Rose Caprice def. Chi Tah and Misty
Rookie Rose knocked Misty from the apron when she became distracted by The Nerd, and covered Chi Tah for an unexpected victory.
“Dream Catcher” Phil Woodgate def. GI Jade
Woodgate worked over Jade’s leg for most of the match, which eventually paid off when GI Jade collapsed while attempting a fireman’s carry. “Dream Catcher” then locked in a figure-four leg lock, and sneakily used the ropes for added leverage to make Jade tap out.
Ben Mana def. Damian Tait
Referee Damian Tait made his wrestling debut, looking to force some respect out of Ben Mana. Miraculously, Tait came close to a win when he caught Mana in a stunner, but his good luck came to an end when he was finished by the Mana Slam and a Samoan Spike, paying tribute to the late Umaga.
Tykade def. The Nerd
Nerd tried to start the match with some electrical wiring hidden in his wrestling attire, but once the referee removed it Tykade made short work of Nerd with a big wedgie and the Game Over.
NZWPW Championship, 2-out-of-3 Falls Match:
Rufguts (c) def. “Shining” Nick Silver
Having wrestled for the title the previous night at AWE Epic Encounter, Rufguts and Silver had their match turned into a 2-out-of-3 falls bout. Rufguts took the first fall with a neckbreaker. Silver claimed the second when Rufguts tapped to a half-Boston crab. The final fall looked as if it was going to “Shining” Nick, but Rufguts rolled through on the Silver Bullet for a cover to retain the NZWPW Championship.
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Posted on June 22, 2009 by: NZWPW
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Bringing Down the House Results:
NZWPW fought to a full gym with wrestling fans seated as far back as the kitchen, the fans were very vocal about their favorite wrestlers in true wrestling fan fashion with chants and signs to boot.
Zodiak defeats Tom Brace via (Pin) The junior wrestlers proved their worth with some solid in ring skill, Zodiak was the more aggressive of the two but Tom was not going down without a fight; both were able to lock on "Boston Crabs and continuess counters" almost to the point where a well executed Indian death lock almost made them both tap out at the same time, but experience proved to be the winning combination and Zodiak was able to reverse Tom into a pin for the win.
The Nerd defeats Mikey Rave via (Pin) Mikey Rave proved very popular with the fans in his NZWPW debut as he danced his way into the ring much to The Nerds obvious disgust. Mikey tried to teach the Nerd some dance steps but was met with a big slap to the face, but Mikey shook it of and tricked The Nerd into a huge face plant to the mat; the bout may have gone Mikey; s way but the Nerd still had a few tricks of his own and with the Ref distracted The Nerd was able to low-blow Mikey Rave and tie him up for the win.
Misty defeats Carmella Caprice via (Misty Make Over) The self proclaimed best female wrestler in New Zealand (Misty) severely under-estimated her opponent in Carmella, as from start to finish there was no letting up from the blonde Bombshell, with countless take downs and reversals followed with some great grappling and an fantastically executed spear from the new comer, many thought Misty could be out classed especially after receiving one of the biggest jumping bull dogs NZWPW has seen in a long time, but once again Misty showed her prowess after reversing an attempted Hurricarana into the "Misty Makeover" for the pin and the win.
Night stalker defeats Adam Mystique via (Quick Kiss Goodnight) Two members of "Southern Championship Wrestling" once again entered the NZWPW ring to show everyone that the South Island has talent to show, both men showed great chain wrestling ability and both were very evenly matched in the ring; 'However" the shady Night Stalker wasn't against bending the rules to suit his own needs and even though Adam Mystique fought technically and valiantly the much more determined Night Stalker was able to lock in his finisher (The Quick Kiss Goodnight) for the win, "Post match" Night Stalker decided to continue his offence on Adam and a brawl broke out between the two of them, due to these circumstances security had to be called to the ring and both men were escorted to the back.
Corey Dallas defeats Travis Banks via (The Ideal Experience) Corey Dallas (Formally known as C.D) came to the ring sporting new in-ring attire and a new attitude to suit. The match truly demonstrated just how effective great arm grappling can do to an opponent as Travis Banks was able to keep the larger Corey Dallas at bay through the course of the fight, but Corey wasn't going to let Travis have the final say and responded to him with some grapples of his own, once warn down Corey attempted a huge clothesline on Travis but the move was met with a giant German suplex from Travis and the crowd went wild, but unfortunately for Travis, Corey was able to call on his in-ring experience and turned the tables on Travis by giving him his new finisher "The Ideal Experience" for the pin and the win.
Dan Stirling defeats Ben Mana via (D.Q) This match had a very cultural feel as Ben Mana insisted that everything the ref stated had to be said in Maori or he would ignore it. Both these men came from two very opposing styles but neither were willing to back down to each other. The powerful blows from Ben Mana were met with equally powerful kicks from Dan Stirling; eventually Ben Mana was able to wear down Dan by positioning Dans legs into various holds and submissions, but Dans pure determination gave him the strength he needed to break free and land some massive kicks and spinning leg lariats onto Mana, as the match progressed Mana was once again able to lock in a submission on Dans legs but this time refused to break the hold on the Ref's call and was therefore disqualified , thus giving Dan the win.
Tykade defeats Rufguts via (Tap Out) The garbage man from the Hutt met the man mountain from the valley in a battle of the giants, knowing early on that Rufguts wouldn't be able to over power Tykade he chose to lure Tykade to the outside which Tykade did, this ploy gave Rufguts the opportunity to use the outer ring as a weapon and helped him to weaken his opponent; through the course of the match both men collided in the centre of the ring causing the fans to gasp several times, so severe were the collisions during the bout that Rufguts found himself busted open and thus blood started to protrude from his face, but it was the beginning of the end as Tykade slapped on a vice like submission (The Tykade Clutch) and made the garbage man tap out. Post match, Ben Mana ventured to the ring and slapped on a submission of his own onto Rufguts much to the confusion of Tykade as the match was clearly over. Tykade attempted to subdue his team mate but his interference was met with resistance and a brawl erupted between to two NZWPW Tag-Team Champions.
D-hoya defeats Dream Catcher via (Pin) The match started with a barrage of verbal abuse from Dream Catcher to the many wrestling fans in the He Toa Combat Zone, followed up with a decisive slap to the face from DC to Hoya. D-hoya took immediate control of the match with several body shots and an impressive spinning leg lariat, but the momentum wasn't to last as DC was able to distract the ref long enough for Osiris to make his presence known and knock Hoya to the Mat, but Hoya was able to battle back and sent Dreamcatcher to the corner for a flying knee but Dreamcatcher pulled referee Damian in the way, and ref (Damian) found himself on the receiving end of Hoya's move, and gave Dreamcatcher the opportunity to use the "Razorblade Romance" on Hoya, but unfortunately for D.C the ref remained unconscious from the previous move and was unable to count the pin, a livid Dreamcatcher tried to execute yet another move on Hoya but ended up taking out his own partner (Osiris) in the process, thus allowing Hoya to use his new move on Dreamcatcher (The Checkmate) for the pin and the win.
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Bringing Down the House Results:
NZWPW fought to a full gym with wrestling fans seated as far back as the kitchen, the fans were very vocal about their favorite wrestlers in true wrestling fan fashion with chants and signs to boot.
Zodiak defeats Tom Brace via (Pin) The junior wrestlers proved their worth with some solid in ring skill, Zodiak was the more aggressive of the two but Tom was not going down without a fight; both were able to lock on "Boston Crabs and continuess counters" almost to the point where a well executed Indian death lock almost made them both tap out at the same time, but experience proved to be the winning combination and Zodiak was able to reverse Tom into a pin for the win.
The Nerd defeats Mikey Rave via (Pin) Mikey Rave proved very popular with the fans in his NZWPW debut as he danced his way into the ring much to The Nerds obvious disgust. Mikey tried to teach the Nerd some dance steps but was met with a big slap to the face, but Mikey shook it of and tricked The Nerd into a huge face plant to the mat; the bout may have gone Mikey; s way but the Nerd still had a few tricks of his own and with the Ref distracted The Nerd was able to low-blow Mikey Rave and tie him up for the win.
Misty defeats Carmella Caprice via (Misty Make Over) The self proclaimed best female wrestler in New Zealand (Misty) severely under-estimated her opponent in Carmella, as from start to finish there was no letting up from the blonde Bombshell, with countless take downs and reversals followed with some great grappling and an fantastically executed spear from the new comer, many thought Misty could be out classed especially after receiving one of the biggest jumping bull dogs NZWPW has seen in a long time, but once again Misty showed her prowess after reversing an attempted Hurricarana into the "Misty Makeover" for the pin and the win.
Night stalker defeats Adam Mystique via (Quick Kiss Goodnight) Two members of "Southern Championship Wrestling" once again entered the NZWPW ring to show everyone that the South Island has talent to show, both men showed great chain wrestling ability and both were very evenly matched in the ring; 'However" the shady Night Stalker wasn't against bending the rules to suit his own needs and even though Adam Mystique fought technically and valiantly the much more determined Night Stalker was able to lock in his finisher (The Quick Kiss Goodnight) for the win, "Post match" Night Stalker decided to continue his offence on Adam and a brawl broke out between the two of them, due to these circumstances security had to be called to the ring and both men were escorted to the back.
Corey Dallas defeats Travis Banks via (The Ideal Experience) Corey Dallas (Formally known as C.D) came to the ring sporting new in-ring attire and a new attitude to suit. The match truly demonstrated just how effective great arm grappling can do to an opponent as Travis Banks was able to keep the larger Corey Dallas at bay through the course of the fight, but Corey wasn't going to let Travis have the final say and responded to him with some grapples of his own, once warn down Corey attempted a huge clothesline on Travis but the move was met with a giant German suplex from Travis and the crowd went wild, but unfortunately for Travis, Corey was able to call on his in-ring experience and turned the tables on Travis by giving him his new finisher "The Ideal Experience" for the pin and the win.
Dan Stirling defeats Ben Mana via (D.Q) This match had a very cultural feel as Ben Mana insisted that everything the ref stated had to be said in Maori or he would ignore it. Both these men came from two very opposing styles but neither were willing to back down to each other. The powerful blows from Ben Mana were met with equally powerful kicks from Dan Stirling; eventually Ben Mana was able to wear down Dan by positioning Dans legs into various holds and submissions, but Dans pure determination gave him the strength he needed to break free and land some massive kicks and spinning leg lariats onto Mana, as the match progressed Mana was once again able to lock in a submission on Dans legs but this time refused to break the hold on the Ref's call and was therefore disqualified , thus giving Dan the win.
Tykade defeats Rufguts via (Tap Out) The garbage man from the Hutt met the man mountain from the valley in a battle of the giants, knowing early on that Rufguts wouldn't be able to over power Tykade he chose to lure Tykade to the outside which Tykade did, this ploy gave Rufguts the opportunity to use the outer ring as a weapon and helped him to weaken his opponent; through the course of the match both men collided in the centre of the ring causing the fans to gasp several times, so severe were the collisions during the bout that Rufguts found himself busted open and thus blood started to protrude from his face, but it was the beginning of the end as Tykade slapped on a vice like submission (The Tykade Clutch) and made the garbage man tap out. Post match, Ben Mana ventured to the ring and slapped on a submission of his own onto Rufguts much to the confusion of Tykade as the match was clearly over. Tykade attempted to subdue his team mate but his interference was met with resistance and a brawl erupted between to two NZWPW Tag-Team Champions.
D-hoya defeats Dream Catcher via (Pin) The match started with a barrage of verbal abuse from Dream Catcher to the many wrestling fans in the He Toa Combat Zone, followed up with a decisive slap to the face from DC to Hoya. D-hoya took immediate control of the match with several body shots and an impressive spinning leg lariat, but the momentum wasn't to last as DC was able to distract the ref long enough for Osiris to make his presence known and knock Hoya to the Mat, but Hoya was able to battle back and sent Dreamcatcher to the corner for a flying knee but Dreamcatcher pulled referee Damian in the way, and ref (Damian) found himself on the receiving end of Hoya's move, and gave Dreamcatcher the opportunity to use the "Razorblade Romance" on Hoya, but unfortunately for D.C the ref remained unconscious from the previous move and was unable to count the pin, a livid Dreamcatcher tried to execute yet another move on Hoya but ended up taking out his own partner (Osiris) in the process, thus allowing Hoya to use his new move on Dreamcatcher (The Checkmate) for the pin and the win.
Posted on June 15, 2009 by: NZWPW
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NZWPW'S BDTH is fast approaching and it is time to see which top rated NZWPW stars are going to be in action this Friday the 19th of June.
In the main event of the evening we have NZWPW Heavyweight champion D-Hoya taking on the devious Dreamcatcher
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts: The champ should take this one out as he has proven time and time again why he is the cornerstone of NZWPW. However the champ will have his hands full as Dreamcatcher has a bag full of tricks he will surely pull out to cement a win over the champ and push himself up the ladder.
JC Star will be taking on NZWPWs resident garbage man Rufguts
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts: Rufguts sheer size could be to much for JC Star to handle. Also it needs to be stated that Rufguts has come off a huge match with International superstar Chris Masters in which he had a good showing before eventually tapping out to the Masterlock. Could Rufguts be out to salvage his pride? or could it lead to his downfall as we know JC Star is ever the opportunist.
One half of the NZWPW Tag team champions Tykade will be taking on NZWPWs longest reigning heavyweight champion Adam Avalanche
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts:It has to be said that Adam Avalanche has been to the top of the mountain before and experience may be the one factor that determines the outcome of this match. Whilst Tykade has been undefeated since he started in NZWPW Adam Avalanche is the only one that has come close to toppling the big man as was seen in Te Araroa. Adam will be surely out for revenge as he looks to pick up a win against Tykade.
NZ Champion kickboxer Dan "The Man" Stirling will face the other half of the NZWPW tag team champions Ben Mana
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts:If you did not catch the last show it should be noted Ben Mana's actions after the bell had sounded. Whilst securing a win over the team of "Shining" Nick Silver and Rufguts in a submissions match Ben Mana showed his true savage nature as he did not release his Mana-lock on Nick Silver putting him out on injury. This is a side of Ben we have not seen so far and we here at NZWPW.CO.NZ are curious as to whether Dan Stirling may be in for the same treatment!
Travis Banks will face off against "The Ideal Experience" Corey Dallas
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts: Corey Dallas or "CD" as we have known him has changed his name and attitude letting his true colours show through. This self indulgent young man is out to make a statement that he is the best and he is not going to be shy to let you know it. Travis Banks however after two controversial losses that could be heavily argued will be hungry for the win and we feel that could be a factor "The Ideal Experience" needs to take into account.
NZWPWs affiliate SCW (Southern Championship Wrestling) all the way from Blenheim will be providing two of their top wrestlers to take part in Bringing down the house. Adam Mystique will take on Night Stalker
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts:If the last time these two fought on an NZWPW show is anything to go by then the crowd are in for a treat. As we recall here at NZWPW.CO.NZ Night Stalker brought a hard hitting smash mouth style to the ring but if history is anything to go by it was Adam Mystique who came out on top last time. We wonder if history will repeat itself?
Newcomer Carmella is set to take on the self proclaimed "New Zealands best female wrestler" Misty
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts: At first glance one would think Misty would have this in the bag due to experience and sheer dominance of the womens divisions. We here at NZWPW.CO.NZ feel though that after Carmella's showing at Power Play 6 that a huge upset may be coming.
Zodiac is back in action against Tom Briggs
NZWPW.CO.NZ Thoughts:The last show saw the debut of Tom Briggs and we here at NZWPW.CO.NZ were impressed with this young man and what he brought to the ring. However it was down to lack of experience that Tom lost to Zodiac. Hopefully he has learned something from the last time and won't let it happen again.
NZWPW Bringing Down The House Friday 19th of June "He Toa Combat Zone" 7:00pm
Card is subject to change
Posted on May 27, 2009 by: NZWPW
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On Friday the 19th of June through to Sunday the 21st NZWPW will be holding a training camp for anybody who would like to try their hand at professional wrestling. The only restriction is that you must be 12 or older.
Also on the Friday night to help kick off the camp there will be a House show in Petone at the He Toa gym which is located next to the Ava train station. It is open to the public and for those attending the training camp itself it will give you a taste of what is to come throughout the weekend. There is a fee of $120 for the camp for non members but it becomes your membership fee here at NZWPW. There is also free accomodation for anyone who needs a place to stay. We do not accomodate spectators you must participate.
As for the house show the doors will be open at 7:00pm and the show itself will start at 7:30pm. The training camp on the following days will begin at 10:00am. Ticket prices will be $10 for pre sale tickets and $15 at the door entry.
For any further details please call 04 939 2503
Posted on May 27, 2009 by: NZWPW
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Ben Mana & Tykade retained their NZWPW Tag Team Championship in dominant fashion against "Shining" Nick Silver & Rufguts at NZWPW Bringing Down the House this past Friday. The champs retained the belts in a submission match - requested by SNS & Rufguts.
Thinking they might have the edge based on Mana & Tykade's traditional arsenal of clotheslines and shoulderblocks, Rufguts & Silver modified the title match moments before the bell rang. They soon lived to regret their decision though as Mana & Tykade forced SNS & Rufguts to make quick tags so as to avoid being caught in a submission.
Eventually the challengers started to pick off Tykade, weakening his leg with chop blocks and similar moves. It wasn't enough to leave with the titles though and Tykade tagged in Ben Mana! Mana cleaned house against SNS & Rufguts, even powering out of "Shining" Nick's finisher - the Silver Bullet. SNS changed his game-plan and hit Mana with a screwdriver neckbreaker (the finishing move of Nick's original tag team partner, "Silencer" Jean Miracle) to come close to locking in an armbar.
Tykade was tagged back into the contest though and he and Mana powered their opponents to the ground and locked in submissions just as NZWPW Chairman Martin Stirling ordered the match end in one minute. SNS & Rufguts tapped in quick succession to ensure Mana & Tykade remained the NZWPW Tag Team Champions. After the match Ben Mana showed a savage side of him when he would not release the mana lock (single leg knee lock) on "Shining" Nick Silver who had previously suffered an injury to the same knee in a match with Travis Banks a month earlier. Nothing has been confirmed but it may look as if "Shining" Nick Silver will be out on injury.
NZWPW Bringing Down the House Results:
Zodiak def. Tom Briggs - Zodiak scored a win against the debuting Tom Briggs with a backslide, proving that sometimes the simplest moves are the best. Briggs showed signs of promise in the match, but in the end it was Zodiak’s experience edge that gave him the win.
Axl def. Kamystery - Axl used his size advantage to overpower Kamystery for most of the match. Kamystery rallied the crowd behind him and was able to take Axl off his feet, but it wasn’t for long and “The Omen” finished Kamystery off with his Atomic Spinebuster.
2-out-of-3 Falls Match: Matariki def. Rose - Matariki’s experience gave her the edge in a 2-out-of-3 falls match with the debuting Rose. Matariki took the first fall with a clothesline after keeping Rose in a headlock for several minutes. Rose fought back to claim the second fall with a small package from an attempted crab though, meaning a third fall was needed. Matariki wasn’t playing around as she made short work of Rose with a bulldog to take the win. As a sign of respect, Matariki helped Rose to her feet after the match.
"Dream Catcher" Phil Woodgate w/ O'Siris def. Travis Banks
- Woodgate picked up a tainted win against fan-favourite Travis Banks with the help of O’Siris. Banks looked like he was on his way to victory with a German suplex and eventually the crossface, but O’Siris threw a mysterious powder into Banks’ eyes with the referee distracted, allowing “Dream Catcher” to nail the Razorblade Romance on Travis.
JC Star def. The Nerd - JC Star outsmarted The Nerd with some unorthodox tactics. Nerd found himself dazed after a t-bone suplex from Star, but remained on the mat so as to avoid JC’s Starstruck Superkick. The Nerd hurried to his feet to spin Star around with the ROFLcopter but became disorientated himself. Star recovered and tricked Nerd into ROFLcoptering the referee! Star faked a count and The Nerd thought he had pinned his opponent as he covered the ref. As JC raised Nerd’s hand in victory he nailed him with the Starstruck Superkick to take the real win in their match.
Adam Avalanche def. CD - Adam Avalanche shocked the He Toa Gym when he defeated CD with an elaborate pinning combination, of all moves. CD managed to lift Adam off his feet at one stage, but it was when the stocky NZWPW veteran tried to Spear Avalanche in the corner that Adam rolled over his back and took the win with a modified roll up!
NZWPW Tag Team Championship:
Submission Match: Ben Mana & Tykade (c) def. "Shining" Nick Silver & Rufguts - In the main event of the evening Ben Mana & Tykade retained their tag team titles in a submission match! NZWPW Chairman Martin Stirling announced that there was only one minute left in the match just as Mana and Tykade locked in stereo submissions to SNS and Rufguts, forcing them to tap out.
Credit to: David Dunn
Posted on May 18, 2009 by: NZWPW
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NZWPW'S BDTH is fast approaching and it is time to see which top rated NZWPW stars are going to be in action this Friday the 22nd of May.
In the main event of the evening; we have the newly crowned NZWPW Tag-Team Champions Tykade and Ben-Mana taking on the team of Rufguts and Shining Nick Silver... For the NZWPW Tag team titles.
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Tykade and Ben-Mana should take this out, we believe they want to keep a good clutch on their titles, so they will definitely be bringing their A-Game this Friday.
We also have Adam Avalanche taking on CD in a showdown of the ages
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Adam's experience and brute strength should be more then enough to take this one out.
JC Star is also in action as he takes on Travis bank's current foe The Nerd.
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Can "The Nerd" outsmart "JC Star" we here at "NZWPW.CO.NZ" think so.
Dreamcatcher (Phil Woodgate) is also set to take on The Nerds arch rival Travis Banks.
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: We think Travis Banks can take this out with his great in-ring skill.
Macbeth is set to take on Carmella in a classic "Three Round Wrestling Match" with special guest Ring Boy... "The 80'S Mix Tape"
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: The more experienced Macbeth should be able to take this one out.
Also Matariki takes on the newcomer Rose Warner in a classic "Three Round Bout" too.
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Matariki should be able to take out the new comer.
Axl is back in action against Kamystery.
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Axl will use his power and height to take out the younger Kamystery
Zodiak is back in action after a win over "The 80's Mixtape" in Gisborne he takes on the debuting Tom Briggs
NZWPW.CO.NZ Pick to win: Tom Briggs has been through extensive training under WPW and could take out Zodiak in the upset of the night.
As always; the card is subject to change
NZWPW Bringing Down The House Friday 22nd of May "He Toa Combat Zone" 7:00pm
Posted on April 22, 2009 by: NZWPW
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NZPWI had the privilege of sitting down with former WWE star “The Masterpiece” Chris Masters over coffee, croissants and CNN early Tuesday morning.
Masters made a name for himself in WWE with the Masterlock Challenge, which proved nearly unbreakable and left a who’s who of Superstars in its path.
Since departing WWE, Chris has wrestled in Australia, Europe, Japan and will be stepping into the ring this Thursday at NZWPW Power Play 6!
Masters spoke to NZPWI’s David Dunn about his time in WWE (and the possibility of returning), his favourite matches, pre-match rituals and much more!
What did he have to say? Read on and find out!
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