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Returns and Farewells Dominate SWCW Event

Posted: May 4th 2013 By: CMBurnham

Shakeups continued to occur for the SWCW roster this past Saturday as 3 members returned and an Icon departed...sort of.

The show began with Kareem Sadat announcing that he was taking some time off to focus on a documentary about his nephew Blade. In doing so, he also retired the SWCW Hardcore title. Sadat had been named the Wrestler of the Year in SWCW for 2012, so this departure was certainly a shock to the fanbase, but Sadat assured them it was only temporary. Surrounded by Kevin James Sanchez and Korttni Sanchez in the ring and the SWCW roster outside the ring, Sadat was given a heroes farewell.

Shortly after that, Jonah Turk made his way to the ring area and interrupted the commentary taping for SWCW's event. SWCW Commissioner Havoc, who has been part of the SWCW broadcast team for several months, was confronted and provoked by Turk, who said Havoc's facepaint was "too mainstream". The veteran Havoc couldn't believe that the rookie upstart Turk had the gall to do this and was so outraged that he picked up the announce table and slammed Turk into the ring post with it. Havoc and Turk brawled into the ring and it took security, referees and SWCW owner L. J. McDaniels to separate the. L. J. saw no choice but to fire Havoc,, but as Turk was gleefully celebrating, McDaniels informed him that he would have a match later that night against a mystery opponent.

The first return of the night came right after that. B. M. F. took the ring and explained their actions from Hardcore Hallelujah. Chris Kuhn made it very clear that he was upset because of everything he had done for Kevin James Sanchez while he was commissioner. According to Kuhn, he was supposed to be owner of SWCW. A contract was allegedly drawn up stating this. But Kuhn never got that opportunity after stepping down as commissioner. All these accusations brought Kevin James Sanchez to the ring and KJ made 3 things very clear: 1. He believed that L. J. was a far better commissioner than Kuhn ever could be. 2. He was determined to defeat Rick Russo for the SWCW title and 3. He wanted to kick Kuhn's butt! A 3-on-1 beatdown of Kevin resulted as B. M. F. used their numbers advantage and then things appeared to get even worse as Shane Sanchez returned to SWCW for the first time in 4 months. Shane stepped in and greeted the B. M. F. before moving to the corner where a limp Kevin was propped. But instead of attacking his brother, Shane attacked B. M. F. And when Kevin was able to recover, X-Rated stood together in the ring for the first time in 6 years.

Return #2 was announced by L. J. McDaniels, who found himself in a bad situation. Having fired Havoc, he now needed a commissioner to control the "keys to the crazy house". But L. J. had an idea and brought out Kareem Sadat. Sadat reminded L. J. that he had retired and he intended to uphold that promise. L. J. reminded Sadat that he had a contract and it needed to be fulfilled. So he could either terminate the contract or Sadat could become the commissioner. After asking the fans, Sadat agreed to become the commissioner, which means SWCW may enter its most hardcore period of all.

After intermission, L. J. was back in the ring to reveal Jonah Turk's mystery opponent. The look on Turk's face said it all as Havoc made his way to the ring. L. J. clarified that he had only fired him as COMMISSIONER. Havoc was still an active member of the SWCW roster and he taught Turk a deserved lesson, ending the match with an Implant DDT.

And finally, after X-Rated defeated B. M. F., the last surprise return occurred as John E. Stone came out to face Kevin James Sanchez. Sanchez had defeated Stone at Scars and Stripes the previous year, winning the SWCW All-American title and forcing Stone to leave SWCW. Stone seemed to have let bygones be bygones as he extended a hand to Kevin. But the handshake turned into a sneak attack and Stone quickly revealed his affiliation with B. M. F.

With 3 members of the roster returned and a brand new commissioner, SWCW appears to be settling in for an action packed summer. They should hope it doesn't get too hot to handle.

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1969 Wahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt Patterson became the WCCW American Tag Team Champions
1971 Johnny Valentine def. Toru Tanaka for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
1976 Jose Lothario def. The Mongolian Stomper for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
2009 Randy Price def. Dustin Heritage for the IZW Impact Division Title
2009 Martin Justice became the OECW Southwestern Champion

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06-21 1982 Junkyard Dog def. Bob Roop for the MSW North American Heavyweight Title
06-21 1987 Al Perez def. The Dingo Warrior for the WCCW Texas Heavyweight Title
06-21 2003 Kitty def. Manservant for the TPW Womens Title
06-21 2008 Tim Rockwell def. El Super Colibri for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
06-21 2008 Li'l Joe def. Xavior for the GPCW Cruiserweight Title
06-21 2014 Buster Cherry def. Havoc for the SWCW All-American Title
06-21 2024 Big Sed def. Sam Adonis for the TexPro Heavyweight Title
06-21 2025 Dan Webber became the LCW Lionheart Champion
06-22 2005 Phillip def. Se7en for the ACW Hardcore Title
06-22 2018 Joe Cuedo def. Brock Baker for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
06-22 2024 Pastor Brent def. Daniel Aaron Michalles for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
06-22 2024 Daniel Aaron Michalles def. Pastor Brent for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
06-22 2025 Billie the Kiid def. Dan Webber for the ASP Heavyweight Title
06-23 1972 Billy Red Lyons def. The Spoiler for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
06-23 1980 Mr. Hito & Mr. Sakurada def. Jose Lothario & Tiger Conway Jr. for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
06-23 1982 Ted DiBiase def. Junkyard Dog for the MSW North American Heavyweight Title
06-23 1984 Gino Hernandez became the WCCW Texas Heavyweight Champion
06-23 1989 The Stud Stable (Robert Fuller & Brian Lee) def. Jeff Jarrett & Mil Mascaras for the WCCW World Tag Team Titles
06-23 2001 Big Daddy Moore def. Adam Lacroix for the OPW Oklahoma Television Title
06-23 2001 Grenade became the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Champion
06-23 2009 Joshua Michael & Epic became the ACW Tag Team Champions
06-23 2023 Dustin Tibbs def. Thrash for the WFC Prime Title
06-24 1972 Stan Stasiak def. Red Bastien for the WCCW Texas Heavyweight Title
06-24 1974 Bull Ramos def. Rip Tyler for the TSW North American Title
06-24 1977 John Studd became the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
06-24 1985 The Dynamic Duo (Gino Hernandez & Chris Adams) def. The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
06-24 2000 Great Bolo [2nd] def. Ichiban [2nd] for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
06-24 2000 Ichiban [2nd] became the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Champion
06-24 2005 Spoiler 2000 became the NWA-U Television Champion
06-24 2006 Prophet SteVens became the AACW Television Champion
06-24 2007 Matt Garza became the MSWA Mid-South Cruiserweight Champion
06-24 2016 Dynamic Shields (Justin Dynamic & Shawn Shields) def. Terry Montana & Mighty Mouse for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
06-24 2016 Seth Angel def. Steven Cruze for the ComPro Showtime Title
06-24 2016 Adrian Dell def. Nathan Estrada for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
06-24 2017 Drake Gallows became the ASP Heavyweight Champion
06-24 2017 Excellence Personified (Duke Swellington & Dustin Heritage) def. Shawn Hendrix & Aaron Anders (substituting for Anthony Andrews) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
06-24 2017 Dynamic Shields (Justin Dynamic & Shawn Shields) def. Big Smooth & Zakk Sinizter for the UWE Tag Team Titles
06-24 2018 Shawn Sanders def. Chaz Sharpe for the ASP Inter-County Title
06-24 2018 Canadian Red Devil def. Adam Patrick for the ASP Mid-American Title
06-24 2020 Warren Powers def. Giganto for the BPW 365 Title
06-24 2023 Stage Dive Mafia (Rook Tyler & Axel Savage) became the BCW Tag Team Champions
06-24 2023 C. M. Burnham def. Lunchador for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
06-24 2023 Lunchador def. C. M. Burnham for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
06-25 2011 Sam Stackhouse def. Shane Morbid for the BYEW Heavyweight Title
06-25 2011 The Sons of Ireland (Devan Scott & Shane Scott) def. The New Age Syndicate (Scott Sanders & Shawn Sanders) for the BYEW Tag Team Titles
06-25 2011 Chris Chaos became the BYEW Caution Champion
06-25 2011 The Future Hall of Famers (John O'Malley & Brad Michaels) def. Bernie D & Aaron Neil (subbing for Max McGuirk) for the IZW Tag Team Titles
06-25 2016 Brian Breaker def. Zakk Sinizter for the UWE Heavyweight Title
06-25 2017 The Cub Scouts (Grizzly Gates & Brock Landers) became the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Champions
06-25 2026 Bang Bang Bennett def. Jacob Edwards for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
06-26 1961 The Bolos (The Great Bolo [1st] & The Mighty Bolo) became the TSW Champion
06-26 1987 Frankie Lancaster & Eric Embry def. The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) for the WCCW World Tag Team Titles
06-26 1999 Tarantula def. Original Renegade for the OPW Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Title
06-26 2005 Li'l Joe def. Phillip for the ACW Hardcore Title
06-26 2009 Brandon Groom def. The Handsome Spoiler for the TOPW Oklahoma Heavyweight Title
06-26 2009 Kevin James Sanchez def. Bobby Starr for the BYEW Entertainment Title
06-26 2009 The Handsome Spoiler became the TOPW Oklahoma Heavyweight Champion
06-26 2021 Most Wanted (Dan Webber & Reese) def. Los Loco Moscas (Elijah Sparks & El Greengo Loco) for the WAH Tag Team Titles
06-26 2025 Microman def. Mini Abismo Negro for the EDW Heavyweight Title
06-27 1969 Wahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt Patterson became the WCCW American Tag Team Champions
06-27 1971 Johnny Valentine def. Toru Tanaka for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
06-27 1976 Jose Lothario def. The Mongolian Stomper for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
06-27 2009 Randy Price def. Dustin Heritage for the IZW Impact Division Title
06-27 2009 Martin Justice became the OECW Southwestern Champion

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1969 Wahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt Patterson became the WCCW American Tag Team Champions
1971 Johnny Valentine def. Toru Tanaka for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
1976 Jose Lothario def. The Mongolian Stomper for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
2009 Randy Price def. Dustin Heritage for the IZW Impact Division Title
2009 Martin Justice became the OECW Southwestern Champion

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