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TAP into wrestling

Posted: Apr 16th 2010 By: mikeiles

Every month action comes to the Wagoner Civic Center. This action is called Tornado Alley Wrestling.

The show started with Michael York sitting in the ring pouting because last month Sensei Bolo hit him in the back with a stick and caused York his match.

He demanded a rematch and lost the match in a few minutes due to interference from Great American Bolo.

York has been in the business for five years now and his name is his real name. He said his torn ACL was his worst injury he received.

The first official match was between new comer Evan Newcastle and Pennywise, who put up the title he made which was called World Clown Wrestling Championship.

It didn?t take Newcastle long to win the title.

However, when the referee handed he the belt he refused it and threw it back on Pennywise who laid motionless on the ring floor.

Match two was for the Oklahoma Heritage Championship.

The champion Dirty Dutch Hagen was challenged by Ryan Reyes, who had control of the match until one hasty decision was countered by Dirty Dutch using a Fireman?s Carry.

Finally, Reyes ended the match with his finisher the Dutchbomb and he retained the championship.

Hagen has been in the business for two years now and enjoys wrestling.

?It?s the most fun you can have legally,? he remarked.

He said his worst injury resulted in seven staples on top of his head.

?I was in a match where the fans bring the weapons. A kid brought a metal bucket. My opponent hit me in the head with it and busted my head open. It was pretty gross,? Hagen explained.

Match three was a triple threat elimination match between Damien Morte, Rick Russo, and David Kyzer.

This was an interesting match up and for a second there it looked like Rick Russo was going to win the match.

However, five minutes into the match David Kiser took him out with the one, two, three, which left Damien Morte in David Kyzer?s sights.

Kiser had Morte down for the count until Reyes interfered and caused David to lose the match.

Match four was supposed to be a tag team match between Team X-Rated and the team of Steven Sterling and Sam Stackhouse. But when the match started, Stackhouse was nowhere to be seen.

Team X-Rated had the match won until Stackhouse came limping form the back. He got into the ring and beat X-Rated and saved his partner, Sterling.

Match five was the semi-main event between Shane Morbid and one of the members of Excellence Personified, Se7en.

Se7en didn?t like the way Morbid was winning the match, so he left the ring several times claiming Morbid pulled his hair. The referee wasn?t buying it and began to count him out.

After the third time of watching Seven do this, Morbid decided to take the fight outside the ring.

In no time he won the match and proved to Se7en what a real wrestler is.

Match six was the main event.

The Saints of Twilight challenged the team of Great American Bolo and Canadian Red Devil.

Of course, Sensei Bolo had to be ring side with his weapons.

And in the corner of the Saints of Twilight was York.

As the match went on in the ring the fans couldn?t help but notice that York kept eye balling the Sensei?s weapons.

Finally he got his chance when the Sensei went to the far side of the ring and argued with the referee. York jumped in the ring and hit Canadian Red Devil and smiled knowing he cost them the match.

After the match was over, Canadian Red Devil grabbed a microphone and demanded a match from York next month.

The next show is at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 8.

Admission is $5 per person of any age.

For more information, please visit www.oklafan.com.

Tags: TAP, Michael York, Sensei Bolo, Greatest American Bolo, Evan Newcastle, Dutch Hagen, Ryan Reyes, Damien Morte, Rick Russo, David Kyzer, X-Rated, Steven Sterling, Sam Stackhouse, Shane Morbid, Excellence Personified, Se7en, Saints of Twilight, Canadian Red