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Compound Pro Wrestling review (9-9-17)

Compound Pro Wrestling review (9-9-17)

Posted: Sep 11th 2017 By: Josh C. Jones

As always, I begin with a thank you to all the competitors.

Thank you for the great performances: Nathan Estrada, Chris Clay, Zack Mason, Kirk Chalmers, Morrison, Dustin Heritage, Psycho Sawyer, Armin Syzlack, Duke Swellington, Latrell Upton, Michael Wolf, and Aaron Anders.

Matt Cross was unable to attend this event due to illness, but I know everyone at Compound Pro and all the fans wish him a speedy recovery.

Since Cross was unable to perform the general manager, Brian Breaker, entered the ring to announce a change in the lineup for the main event. He called the Compound Pro Champion, Aaron Anders, to join him in the ring. The GM said he had someone special to challenge the Champion. The arena fell silent and everyone waited for the challenger to present himself.

Awwooooooo.

The lonesome howl of the wolf echoed through the arena like a beast caught in a trap.

Awwooooooo.

Another howl, this time from someone in the crowd.

Michael Wolf emerged and imposed himself in the conversation between the Champ and GM. As Wolf was apologizing for his recent appalling actions and asking for another chance to challenge for the title a young girl in the audience shouted, “Sorry doesn’t cut it!” Wolf, shockingly to the audience, agreed with her. It would seem his demeanor and apology did cut it with the GM though, as he agreed to allow Wolf to challenge Anders for the title in the main event.

The match between these two was fantastic. Each competitor truly gave it everything they had, and the audience noticed with chants of, “this is awesome!” There were numerous kicks to the head throughout the match from Wolf to Anders, yet Anders showed why he was the Champion and continued to kick out of the pin. Still, the most important and shocking aspect for me was that Wolf did not cheat or lose his temper. It was a fair match with the odds stacked against Wolf; however, he was able to pull off the upset. Wolf won the Championship and, instead of gloating, he walked to the middle of the ring, stuck his hand out and waited patiently for Anders to shake his hand. The competitors shook hands and left with, what seemed to me, a new mutual respect for each other. It would seem a true, heartfelt apology can sometimes cut it and, as hard as it might be to accept sometimes from some people, a person can learn from their actions and have a change of attitude and heart.

Fear the Fro! Nathan Estrada and Chris Clay actually started the night with a great match getting the crowd pumped for the rest of the show.

Sweet Caroline … er, I mean, Syzlack. As mentioned in a previous review, Armin Syzlack is the living epitome of ‘try and try again’. However, the audience members I was sitting with seemed less interested in seeing if he would actually win this time against Psycho Sawyer as they were in seeing if he could last longer than the previous match between the two. We timed it this time; he lasted one-minute and fifteen-seconds. May your reign of terror last one-minute sixteen-seconds next time.

On a side note: I do wonder how it would be for Psycho Sawyer and Armin Syzlack to team up. If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. I mean, that is the next step, right?

Anyway.

It was great seeing Kirk ‘Cha-Cha’ Chalmers in a singles match. He took on Zack Mason and did a great job. There was one point near the end of the match where we thought Cha-Cha had Mason for the three count. Mason kicked out and Cha-Cha looked frustrated. At that moment I shout, “Take it to the top turnbuckle!” to which he looked at me and replied, “You’re right.” However, this was the mistake that cost him the match. He was countered and soon after pinned. All I could do was look at my brother and say, “my bad.” It’s always great when the wrestlers interact with the audience members.

Morrison defeated Dustin Heritage, one half of the Tag Team Champs Excellence Personified, by DQ. He hit himself in the face with a chair requiring the ref to follow the rules and disqualified Dustin. Wait! That doesn’t make sense. Okay, fine. Excellence Personified brought the chair to the ring; Morrison then obtained it and was attempting to hit Dustin with it. Dustin, thanks to his buddies ‘Diamond’ Duke Swellington and ‘The Kingpin’ Mike Iles, obtained a second chair and swung; he connected with the chair Morrison was holding causing it to smash into Morrison’s face – ergo, Morrison hit himself in the face with a chair. Selective perception at its best right here.

Moving on.

Latrell Upton, the young rising star I mentioned in an earlier review, took on ‘Diamond’ Duke Swellington, one half of the Tag Team Champs Excellence Personified. Although he had a great effort, and once again proved himself as someone to keep an eye on, he was unable to pull off a victory. It’s okay though. He is young, talented, and someday soon could be the new Compound Pro Champion.

I can’t wait until the next time I can attend. It is always a fun and eventful night at Compound Pro Wrestling. On behalf of all the fans I would like to say thank you once again for a great show.

---- Josh C. Jones

 

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  • 1970 Fritz Von Erich def. Boris Malenko for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 1982 Fritz Von Erich def. King Kong Bundy for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 2004 Team Shenanigans (Tyler Bateman & Kenny Campbell) def. Li'l Joe & Al Farat (substituting for Se7en) for the ACW Tag Team Champions
  • 2008 Kenny Campbell became the IZW Impact Division Champion
  • 2008 Nathan Sensation & Striker def. The New Age Syndicate (Shawn Sanders & Scott Sanders) for the IZW Tag Team Champions
  • 2008 Anarchy [2nd] def. The Enforcer for the SECW Tri-State Champion
  • 2008 Dane Griffin def. Mo'Body Gillespie for the 3DW Violent Division Champion
  • 2009 El Super Colibri became the TAP Adrenaline Champion
  • 2009 Reckless def. The Canadian Red Devil for the TAP Heavyweight Champion
  • 2009 Shane Morbid def. Jon Cross for the TAP Oklahoma Heritage Champion
  • 2013 Clint Cox became the BPPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 2014 The Rising (Justin Riker & Abel) def. Psycho Sawyer & Diamond for the SRPW Tag Team Champions
  • 2014 Omega X (Brett Stopp & X-Static) def. The K. C. Wolves (Graham Bell & Luke Langley) for the UWE Tag Team Champions

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  • 06-09 1966 Johnny Valentine def. Fritz Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-09 1980 The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts) def. Junkyard Dog & Buck Robley for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 06-09 1989 Jeff Jarrett & Mil Mascaras def. Super Zodiac & Cactus Jack for the WCCW World Tag Team Champion
  • 06-09 2017 The Rising (Matt Durden & Riker) def. Team Dean Machine (Christopher Dean & Jerry Dean) for the BPPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 06-09 2023 Koko became the CPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-09 2023 The Regime (Derek James & Logan Knight & Merc & Skylar Slice/Sgt. Slice) def. The Roll Modelz (Malik Mayfield & Olivier Vegos) for the CPW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-09 2023 Mr. Nasty def. Mascara Purpura for the CPW 918 Champion
  • 06-09 2023 Red James def. Mr. Nasty for the CPW 918 Champion
  • 06-10 1979 Bruiser Brody def. Mark Lewin for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
  • 06-10 1985 Tim Brooks def. Scott Casey for the WCCW Television Champion
  • 06-10 2006 Dexter Hardaway became the AACW Mid-American Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-10 2023 MLP became the XDWF New GenX Champion
  • 06-11 1984 Chris Adams became the WCCW Television Champion
  • 06-11 2009 Sage became the SWCW Art of War Champion
  • 06-11 2011 Jake O'Brien def. Robbie Awesome for the MERC Patriot Champion
  • 06-11 2011 The Ring Intruders (Jon Cross & Fuel) became the SRPW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-11 2011 Jake O'Brien became the SRPW Patriot Champion
  • 06-11 2011 Kareem Sadat def. Rick Russo for the SWCW Hardcore Champion
  • 06-11 2011 Tim Storm def. Michael Faith for the NWA-OK Oklahoma Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-11 2022 Pastor Brent & Andrew Fenix def. The Rejecs LM (Elijah Sparks & Dr. Corvus) for the WAH Tag Team Champions
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  • 06-11 2022 Umbra def. Koko for the WAH Living Hope Champion
  • 06-11 2022 Dan Webber def. Paul Puertorico for the WAH Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-12 1982 The Spoiler def. Frank Dusek for the WCCW Television Champion
  • 06-12 2009 El Latino became the NWA-OK Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-12 2021 Brawler Morrison def. Blade [2nd] for the UWO Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 1960 Tony Borne def. Bull Curry for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
  • 06-13 1969 Chuck Karbo became the TSW North American Champion
  • 06-13 1978 Karl Krupp became the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
  • 06-13 1998 The Bad Boys (Splash Jackson & Bull Schmitt) def. The Texas Outlaws (Dan Wilder & Bernard Funk) for the OPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 06-13 2008 Brent Albright def. Slam Shady for the NWA-OK Oklahoma Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2008 High Society (Al Farat & Thomas Trump) became the NWA-OK Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 06-13 2008 Josh Michaels became the ACW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2009 The Canadian Red Devil became the ComPro Showtime Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Seth Angel & Adrian Dell def. Nemesis (Bobby Starr & Damien Morte) for the ComPro Tag Team Champions
  • 06-13 2015 Killista def. Paul Puertorico for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Rolling Thunder def. Michael Duplanti for the NAW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Paige Turner def. Erica for the IZW Queens Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Michael Wolf def. Jake O'Brien for the ComPro Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Jake O'Brien def. Michael Wolf for the ComPro Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 1970 Fritz Von Erich def. Boris Malenko for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 1982 Fritz Von Erich def. King Kong Bundy for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2004 Team Shenanigans (Tyler Bateman & Kenny Campbell) def. Li'l Joe & Al Farat (substituting for Se7en) for the ACW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2008 Kenny Campbell became the IZW Impact Division Champion
  • 06-14 2008 Nathan Sensation & Striker def. The New Age Syndicate (Shawn Sanders & Scott Sanders) for the IZW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2008 Anarchy [2nd] def. The Enforcer for the SECW Tri-State Champion
  • 06-14 2008 Dane Griffin def. Mo'Body Gillespie for the 3DW Violent Division Champion
  • 06-14 2009 El Super Colibri became the TAP Adrenaline Champion
  • 06-14 2009 Reckless def. The Canadian Red Devil for the TAP Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2009 Shane Morbid def. Jon Cross for the TAP Oklahoma Heritage Champion
  • 06-14 2013 Clint Cox became the BPPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2014 The Rising (Justin Riker & Abel) def. Psycho Sawyer & Diamond for the SRPW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2014 Omega X (Brett Stopp & X-Static) def. The K. C. Wolves (Graham Bell & Luke Langley) for the UWE Tag Team Champions
  • 06-15 1982 King Kong Bundy became the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-15 2003 Tyler Bateman def. Jef Tiger for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 06-15 2003 John O'Malley def. Tyler Bateman for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 06-15 2008 El Culo Intruso def. Dane Griffin for the 3DW Violent Division Champion
  • 06-15 2018 Sam Stackhouse def. Abyss for the BCW Buzzsaw Champion
  • 06-15 2019 Double D became the WFC Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-15 2019 Prince Mahalli def. Damon Windsor for the WCR Revolutionary Champion
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