NWA Power September 20, 2022 - The Cardona Family takes on Bully Ray and a partner of his choosing

[Chris]

Another eclectic episode of NWA Powerrr is on deck!

Dak Draper takes on Brian Myers of the Cardona Family in a semifinal matchup in the NWA National Heavyweight Championship Tournament. Can the newcomer from the Mile High City knock off the self-proclaimed "Most Professional Wrestler?" Or will the Cardonas be one step closer to holding NWA gold?

Chris Adonis continues his hunt for the NWA National Championship in a semifinal match against Magic Jake Dumas with his lovely assistant CJ. Can the magician pull something from his sleeve to take out the Masterpiece? Or will Dumas get trapped in the Masterlock? It's a muscular magical match-up on NWA Powerrr.

Plus, Jordan Clearwater and Marshe Rockett of Gold Rushhh and Idolmania Sports Management, in conjunction with the Church's Money, lay out a challenge for tag team gold!

May Valentine talks with Ricky and Kerry Morton about their relationship with The Fixers after the NWA United States Tag Team Champions, Jay Bradley and Wrecking Ball Legursky, attempt to mend fences between the two teams.

We also have a big time singles three way exhibition match between Marshe Rockett, Joe Ocasio, and Eric Jackson!

And in our Main Event: Bully Ray answers Matt Cardona's challenge in tag-team competition! VSK and Mike Knox are ready to take on Bully Ray and a partner of his choosing. Bully Ray has not made many friends in the NWA, so who will come to the aid of the Hardcore Legend? Cardona says he won't get physically involved. Will he be a man of his word, for once?

*lineup subject to change​

 

[Chris]

Damn I got nothing but good things to say about this episode happy to see the Dak Draper push, he's a talent the NWA should absolutely run with before someone better takes him.

Slow burn face Thom Latimer has also been great despite some questionable booking. Him being Bully's partner was nice, he could legit be the top star in the company. It's actually a travesty that the Aldis feud this year wasn't a bigger deal.