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New Champions Crowned At 412PE Event

Posted: Mar 17th 2010 By: CMBurnham

412 Pro rolled into Marble City this past weekend with some news regarding the 412 Champion Michael H. He was booked to do T.V. taping with another Indy Fed on the same night he was to defend the 412 Championship in Marble City.

As the show started 412 CEO Amanda Pritchett came out to announce that Michael H. was headed to the other show, and the owners of 412 wish him the best of luck! And that being said, he left the 412 championship up for grabs because of the title not being defended in the allotted 30-day time period.

The CEO went on to say that there would be a Championship match that night and that it would be the number one contender versus the one who has the latest victory over the number one contender. That would be Running Wolf vs The Native Outlaw Tex. The winner would become the new 412 Champion.

Also on the card was a Dog Food Match where the losers eat dog food. The 412 Tag Team Championship was also on the line as the "Trenchcoat Mafia," Reckless Ryan Reed and Dennis "The Menace" Williams, took on J. R. Orullian and The Unknown.

We also saw the Rematch between "The Reject" Jason Rose and Michael Duplanti. The match was demanded by The Reject as he stormed into the Marble City Community Building hours before the show and made his demands that if he did not get a rematch he would show 412 just why they call him "The Reject." The 412 CEO told the booker that she had called Michael D., who said he would be glad to teach Jason Rose another lesson on just how many lights are on the ceiling in the M.C.C.B.! But at the end of the match, "The Reject" Jason Rose got the victory by using the bottom rope for extra leverage to pin Micheal D. for 1,2,3!

When asked by one of the awesome fans in the front row who saw it all if that decision was going to stand, C.E.O. A. Pritchett replied we don't have to instant replay rule in 412 Pro Entertainment, and we stand by the Referee's decision.

There were some of the Southern Alliance Wrestling guys on the card, V.I.P. Josh La Rue and Tank McClain. Josh has been working for 412 for a few months now and has done very well in 412. getting a victory or two over one of the most feared guys in 412 Pro, Kinjitsu. Unfortunately, V.I.P. did not fare so well this time, suffering a back injury, although he was doing very well against "The Raging Bull" Lee Cook before the injury happened. As the match was called by the referee and the win went to The Raging Bull.

Now on to Two new comers to 412 Tank McClain and El Chupacabra. Tank from S.A.W. also found himself in quite the ordeal as El Chupacabra must have done some home work on Tank McClain and knew how to knock the track off the Tank, as Tank McClain went down with a knee injury, from a drop kick to the side knee. The victory went to El Chupacabra (translated "The Goat Sucker"). But our prayers and hope of a speedy recovery go out to Josh and Tank!

"On to the next," to quote one of the booker's favorite shows ? The Dog Food Match/ 412 Tag Team Championship Match between the T.C.M. and J. R. Orullian and The Unknown. This rivalry has been cookin' up for awhile, as The Unknown and the T.C.M. have been going at it for a while now. The T.C.M. ran the long time partner of The Unknown, "Blue Thunder," out of 412. So now J.R. is in the picture after the T.C.M. tried to jump J.R. in Greasy, Oklahoma, back in February 2010, and The Unknown made the save. J.R. and The Unknown won the Tag Team Championship, and then the dogs were fed! But not after the T.C.M. tried to worm their way back into the dressing room, where they ran right into the cavalry and got run back into the ring where they cracked open the dog food and rang the dinner bell! The can was inspected by the fans, and they testified it was dog food!

The Main Event and Crowning of a new Champion (Running Wolf vs. The Native Outlaw Tex): This fight has been in the making for a while. Both these guys have traveled around for a while and never crossed paths until this year in January 2010 where Tex got the one victory over Wolf that made him eligible for his first big boy championship. Tex held the Sooner Pro Wrestling lightweight title once, so he knows what the spotlight feels like. Wolf, on the other hand. has had too many titles to count, ranging from heavy titles to tag team titles to lightweight titles and hardcore and extreme championships. By the way, he just lost the S.A.W. Extreme 24/7 Championship the night before the Marble City show, and it would prove be another losing night for the 20-year veteran of the ring as the Native Outlaw Tex emerged the winner and New 412 Champion!

Congrats to winners ? losers, better luck next time!

Tags: 412PE, Michael H, Running Wolf, Tex, Trenchcoat Mafia, Ryan Reed, Dennis Williams, J. R. Orullian, Unknown, Jason Rose, Michael Duplanti, Josh La Rue, Tank McClain, Kinjitsu, Lee Cook, El Chupacabra, Blue Thunder, SPW