Last Wrestling Match Watched 2.0

[Geese]

Josh Alexander vs. Tomhiro Ishii. Under Siege '22. Ishii starts it off with a with quick go-behind and a hammerlock. Josh counters with a side headlock takedown. Ishii whips him to the turnbuckles, but Josh stops him dead in his tracks with a back elbow and knocks him down with a running shoulderblock.

Josh attempts to suplex Ishii but Ishii kicks his feet up in the air to stop it. He tries a suplex of his own but Josh kicks his feet downwards to stop it. They are in a suplex stalemate until Ishii eventuall gets the better of it with a vertical suplex.

Ishii batters him with reverse knife edge chops and forearm shots in the corner. Josh tries a clothesline but Ishii ducks it and performs a German suplex. Josh tries to Fireman's Carry Ishii up on the top turnbuckle, but Ishii fights him off and performs a superplex from the second turnbuckles. Josh tries to sneak a win with a small package but only gets a count of two. He tries an Ankle lock but Ishii counters with a quick Inziguri. Josh beats Ishii with the C4 Spike.

 

[Geese]

Steve Maclin vs. Chris Sabin. Under Siege '22. Sabin with a side headlock. Maclin pushes him. Sabin runs off of the ropes and takes him down with a shoulderblock. They engage in a knuckle lock, a test of strength. Sabin does a wristlock, a go-behind, and an armdrag. It's a technical match in the opening minutes.

Sabin performs these moves in succession: a headscissors, armdrag, armbar, hammerlock and then rams Maclin's left shoulder to the turnbuckles. Maclin performs a double underhook, backbreaker.

Sabin ducks down for a bodydrop but he was lazy in the attempt. Maclin counters with a knee to his face. Sabin executes a Tornado DDT. Sabin executes a flying cross-body from the top. Sabin performs a vicious clothesline and pins Maclin after performing his signature move The Cradle Shock.

 

[Geese]

Trey Miguel vs. Ace Austin for Austin's X-Division title. Under Siege '22. Miguel clamps on a wristlock on Ace. Ace tries his own wristlock but Miguel uses acrobatics to break the hold.

Miguel clamps on a knuckle-lock and uses his cat-like agility to mount the second rope to perform an Undertakeresque move. Ace counters by tossing him to the mat. Ace rakes him across the ropes and boots him repeatedly in the corner. Ace is resorting to rough-housing tactics.

Trey tries a Superkick, but Ace counters with a single-leg takedown. Ace locks in a single leg Boston Crab. Ace tries an aerial move but Trey nails him with a Superkick and follows it up with a split legged Moonsault. Ace rams Trey, shoulder-first, into the turnbuckle post. Trey is stunned, and Ace takes advantage by executing The Fold to retain his title.

Ace beats him cleanly, which is a surprise. Madman Fulton often times interferes on Ace's behalf in title matches like these.

 

[Geese]

VBD vs. Briscoe Brothers for Violent by Design's tag team titles. Under Siege '22. They brawl before the bell rings. Since the match hadn't started, Joe Doering walks into the ring to fight the Briscoes

Mark suplexes Eric Deaner. Jay tries an aerial move but Doering pushes him off. Deaner and E.Y. take turns battering Jay. Mark slaps Deaner with an open hand strike. Eric Young executes a neckbreaker on Mark. Jay executes a neckbreaker on E.Y. Mark with a flying elbow drop. He pins E.Y. but Deaner stops the count.

Jay attempts a superplex on E.Y. but Eric bites him on the forehead. In the melee, Doering jumps up on the ring apron. Deaner accidentally clashes with Doering. Briscoes take advantage of their miscommunication. Briscoes execute the Doomsday Device on Deaner for the win to become the new tag champs.

 

[Marty McFourth]

 

[Crash]

 

[#Waddles]

I was at this show. It was very, very, very good. This match was very good as well!

 

[Geese]

Kazuchika Okada vs. Jonah. Declaration of Power. Okada clamps on a side headlock, which Jonah easily pushes him away. Okada uses his quickness to take Jonah down with a drop toehold and an elbow-drop to the small of his back.

Jonah executes a running shoulder-tackle from the edge of the ring apron onto Okada outside. Jonah performs a Razor's Edge on Okada directly onto the ring post. Back inside the ring, Jonah picks Okada up for a military-press and converts it into a gut-buster.

Okada runs off the ropes but Jonah catches him with a spear. Okada tries to put him away with The Rainmaker, but Jonah ducks it and counters with a Rock Bottom. Okada tries yet another Rainmaker but he swings wildly, which Jonah easily ducks and counters with a superkick. Okada scoop-slams him and puts him away with a Rainmaker.

This was the best match I've seen Jonah in. When he's booked in Impact he's a brawny brawler who just mows down his opponents. He showed more dimensions against Okada.

 

[Crash]

 

[Crash]

 

[Marty McFourth]

This WrestleMania was so perfect for me despite it being so long. Seeing so many of my favourites win (Becky, Kofi and Seth) all in the same night. It felt like a new era.

 

[Crash]

This WrestleMania was so perfect for me despite it being so long. Seeing so many of my favourites win (Becky, Kofi and Seth) all in the same night. It felt like a new era.

Yeah, it was a good WM for sure.

 

[Geese]

Jay White vs. Tama Tonga. Declaration of Power. Tonga hurts him with body shots in the corner. Tonga with a quick armdrag and a back bodydrop. He's clicking in the opening minutes of the match.

White with a stiff, knife edge chop on Tama. He tries an Airplane spin but Tama wiggles out of it. White with a quick knee-lift to Tama's chest, Irish whips him to the turnbuckles. But Tama counters and mows White down with a Hennig Axe.

Tama perches the top to try a splash but White lifts both knees up. White suplexes Tama, gut first, right onto the top rope. He clamps on a Boston Crab.
Tama tries the Gun Stun, but White easily throws him to the mat. Tama executes Bloody Sunday. He pins both of White's legs, but he kicks out at two. White puts him in a crucifix pin, but instead of pinning him, reins numerous MMA-style elbows onto Tama's neck. Tonga tries a double-underhook, but White keeps his feet planted on the ground. Tama tries a gun stun off the second turnbuckles. White easily sees it and counters with The Blade-runner for the win.

A coming out party for Tama. He showed his potential as a singles star, but he kept trying the Gun Stun too often in the match. White, the ring general that he is, easily squashed those attempts.

 

[Crash]

UNRELEASED Tag Match, Ultimate Warrior & Bret Hitman Hart Vs Papa Shango & Kamala 13th Oct 1992​

 

[Geese]

Shingo Takagi vs. El Phantasmo in a hardcore match. Rumble on 44th Street. Takagi performs a snapmare, then a running elbow. He clotheslines Phantasmo over the top rope. Phantasmo swings a kendo stick to Takagi's lower thigh.

Takagi spews green mist into Phantasmo's eyes and, while he's dazed, puts him down with a clothesline. Takagi attempts to powerbomb Phantasmo through a table but Phantasmo fights him off. Phantasmo punches him in the gut and lays Takagi out on the table. Phantasmo climbs the ladder and performs a splash right onto Shingo, smashing the table. Phantasmo pedigrees Shingo. Shingo, seems like he's going to do an Exploder suplex but converts it into One winged Angel. Shingo executes a Lariat but Phantasmo kicks out at two. Shingo beats him with a Tiger driver.

They clearly derived the high-risk moves from Omega, Taka Michinoku, and Louie Spicolli. You can tell Shingo was going to win because he was performing a lot of high-impact moves on Phantasmo in an attempt to finish him off in the closing moments.