Scheduled for this huge event…

- Last month at WBW: World War Rumble, Tejo Kahn won the Rumble and the right to pick his own match at Mayhem. Kahn wasted no time making that decision as he returned to the ring at the conclusion of the Main Event, carrying Tyson Rogers‘ WBW Heavyweight Championship…and announced that he would be challenging Tyson for the strap on May 11th! Can Kahn overcome the combined might of Tyson and his Team Wrestle Ohio co-horts, or will he fall victim to their underhanded tactics?

- The fallout from WBW: World War Rumble continues. WBW President Dude Rock has announced he is suspending Brutal Bellman for falsifying his application to the International Rumble. Bellman entered under a mask, and billed himself from Tasmania and promptly attacked Devlin Anderson. Many are questioning if Dude Rock suspended Bellman to protect Wrestle Ohio’s newest client, or whether this suspension was unrelated. One question remains though, who will step up and battle the Re-Enforcer for the Northern Heritage Championship? Find out May 11th, in Sardinia, Ohio!

- While on the subject of Team Wrestle Ohio…at WBW: World War Rumble Wrestle Ohio ran wild on WBW. At WBW: Mayhem, “The Cincinnati Shogun” Aaron Williams returns. With Loony still incapacitated, Big Kahuna hospitalized, and rumors of RangerBob facing suspension for attacking Pres. Dude Rock, who will lead the fight against Wrestle Ohio and their clients?

- Rumors are also circulating that WBW: Mayhem will see the debut of several new superstars. Who are these superstars? Let’s just say that there are several wrestlers looking to make a BIG impact…and at Mayhem they may very well get that opportunity!

Plus all of your favorite and not so favorite WBW Superstars! Stay tuned to www.Facebook.com/wbwpro or www.WBWTV.com for more info.

The show began with the VL and Sara Stricklet of Wrestle Ohio coming to the ring. They stated they were sorry to hear that “Loony” Mike Horton and Big Kahuna Kenny Lucas were in some sort of accident but they would be more than happy to step in and run the show tonight.”American Made” Jason Legend and RangerBob then came to the ring. RangerBob tells Wrestle Ohio Loony may be hospitalized but he was able to sign temporary talent relations power over to him and he will be the President of Talent Relations for the night. WO protests and RangerBob promptly told the to get out of his ring or Legend will escort you. WO says you are very lucky Tyson isn’t here yet, and they both will pay later tonight.

RangerBob welcomed everyone to the show and then introduced Matthew Beha to sing our countries National Anthem.

“Bad News” Keith Hamblin vs. Eclipso

The tough as nails Bad News made his WBW debut and took it too Eclipso hard to start the match, but in the end the high flying Eclipso came out victorious.

Winner: Eclipso

Grizzly Monsoon w/ Wrestle Ohio vs. Randy “The King” Allen

Grizzly Monsoon was led to the ring by VL and Sara Striclett of Wrestle Ohio. The recently fired Sharon Rock sat in the front row and was taunted by the duo. They then told Grizzly that they were going to teach him a lesson in obedience for the way he disobeyed them. He would be forced to fight his oppnent with his hands tied together. His opponent was then announced. Making his WBW debut, Randy “The King” Allen.

Randy put a severe beating on Monsoon who could only retaliate with biting and head butts. Grizzly was eventually beaten down, but a frantic Sharon Rock emerged from the crowd and cheered him on. Grizzly seemed energized by this support and broke his bonds when Mastermind grabbed Sharon and Sara attacked her. Chaos ensued as Grizzly, Allen, RangerBob, Sara, and Mastermind skirmished on the outside. The ref eventually declared the match a double count-out and a protective Grizzly escorted Sharon to the back.

Winner: Draw due to double count-out.

Jerry Andrews with Hollywood Bobby Olsen vs. “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth

Jerry Andrews made his WBW debut and didn’t win over any new fans. He and Bobby Olsen came to the ring and took no time belittling and insulting the fans. The fans, however, soon lit up as fan favorite “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth came to the ring and proceeded to take the fight to the newcomer. A great back and forth match that spilled in and out of the ring — in the end Lil Hulk came out on top.

Winner: “Lil” Hulk Jake Ashworth

Flash Fury (NH Champion) vs. “Die Hard” Tom McClane vs. “Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson vs. Brutal Bellman: Fatal Four Way for the Northern Heritage Championship.

McClane came out first, accompanied by Wrestle Ohio, and was nearly booed out of the building. Brutal Bellman was introduced next and hit the ring in a frenzy and igniting the crowd. Devlin Anderson, however, almost staggered to the ring, and it was apparent to everyone around that he was slightly intoxicated. This didn’t affect his status with the crowd, who cheered him on when he cracked open a new bottle of whiskey and shared it with RangerBob. The crowd nearly brought the roof down when Flash Fury, the Northern Heritage Champion, was introduced. The crowd’s cheers gave Flash a frenetic energy that few had ever seen before from the champion. The match was electric, Brutal Bellman was first to fall via a roll-up by McClane. The next to fall was McClane who was pinned by Flash Fury. Before Flash could fully enjoy his elimination he was cheap attacked by “Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson and pinned. Devlin then revealed he had joined Wrestle Ohio.

Winner: “Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson

World War Rumble

There were eight entrants from eight countries in the Rumble with the winner receiving the right to pick his match at the next event.
1. Jason Legend (USA)
2. Tyson Rogers (Iran)
3. Sal Calzone (Italy)
4. Grizzly Monsoon (Manchurian China)
5. Tejo Kahn (Mongolia)
6. The Mystery Man (Tasmania)
7. Gee Gee (Canada)
8. Devlin Anderson (Ireland)

The fans were stunned by the early eliminations of Jason Legend and Tyson, and thrilled by the debuts of Sal Calzone and Gee Gee. In the end the Rumble came down to Devlin, The Mystery Man, and Tejo. The Mystery Man eliminated to reveal he was actually Brutal Bellman he then proceeded to jump over the top rope and attack Devlin. Tejo Kahn came away with the victory, and a choice of matches at the next event.

Winner: Tejo Kahn

RangerBob entered the ring to announce the main event, only to be interrupted by WBW CEO Dude Rock. Dude maintained that, due to RangerBob managing “American Made” Jason Legend in the match, he was too impartial to perform ring announcer duties and he would announce and remain at ring side. After several back-and-forth exchanges on the mic — which included a “Best Dressed” vote by the crowd (to Dude’s surprise, but to no one else, RangerBob won), Dude threatened RangerBob with a $1,000.00 fine if he didn’t leave the ring and allow Dude to proceed with announcing the upcoming match. RangerBob relented, and Dude announced the next match. Rangerbob “accidentally” slipped and struck Dude in the head with a ball bat and Dude was promptly evacuated to the back.

Tyson Rogers (Champion) with Wrestle Ohio vs. “American Made” Jason Legend with RangerBob: World’s Best Wrestling Heavyweight Championship Match with Boot Camp Rules

Both men entered the ring ready for war, and a war is what happened. Legend went right after Tyson, hoping to catch the big man off-guard, with a flurry of punches to the jaw and side of the head. Wrestle Ohio — with Tom McClane and Devlin Anderson — attempted to intervene, but referee Adam Fuson ejected them from ringside. Wrestle Ohio was livid, calling for RangerBob’s ejection, as well. The referee maintained his position, and RangerBob was allowed to remain at ringside. A brutal battle continued — at one point, Legend’s forehead was split open after Rogers applied a DDT onto a steel chair. Legend tried valiantly to make a comeback, including spearing Rogers through a table, but in the end, Rogers was too much for Legend, scoring the victory after 3 attempts to render Legend unconscious with a sleeper hold.

Winner: Tyson Rogers

Tejo Kahn came out from the locker room with Rogers’ WBW World Heavyweight Championship belt and declared that, at the next show, he would challenge Rogers for the title.

Post show it was announced WBW would return to Sardinia on May 11th for WBW: Mayhem.

The first main event match is the World War Rumble itself. A“rumble” style battle royal featuring eight combatants, representing eight different countries, culminating with one winner. Already announced for the Rumble are the following; “American Made” Jason Legend (USA), Tyson Rogers (Iran), “Re-Enforcer”Devlin Anderson (Ireland), Grizzly Monsoon (Manchurian China), Tejo Kahn (Mongolia), Pele II (Mexico), plus two more mystery combatants to be announced.

The final main event features WBW Heavyweight Champion “The Big Man from Iran” Tyson Rogers with Wrestle Ohio vs. “American Made” Jason Legend with RangerBob in a World Title bout featuring special Boot Camp rules.

Other matches already announced:

A fatal four way for the Northern Heritage Wrestling title featuring champion Flash Fury vs. Brutal Bellman vs. Wrestle Ohio’s Die Hard Tom McClane vs. ”Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson.

Jerry Andrews with H.B.O. vs “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth.

Grizzly Monsoon vs. Randy “The King” Allen.

Plus Eclipso, “Loony” Mike Horton, Jeremiah L. Young, Sharon Rock, Dude Rock, VL & Sarah Stricklett and more.

The action takes place at 116 College Avenue (the old school gymnasium) in Sardinia, Ohio. Bell time is 7 PM and tickets are only $7. More information is available at www.WBWTV.com and www.Facebook.com/wbwpro.

Match 1: Aaron McCormick w/ Jeremiah L. Young & Pele II vs. Solar Powers, Eclipso & Jake Ashworth

First out was Jeremiah Young who previously announced on Facebook that he had gotten off on the wrong foot with the great fans of WBW and he had requested the chance to “make things right”. But immediately Mr. Young began insulting the fans in the attendance and returned to his previous ways. In what was billed as a tag-team match Jeremiah announced that while Aaron McCormick was present, his scheduled partner, Mr. 9.5 was unable to be there and McCormick would be victorious alone. But much to Jeremiah’s dismay Loony announced that since this was a scheduled tag-team match that he would appoint Aaron McCormick’s partner… From The Lord’s of the Dance PELE II! Aaron McCormick and Pele II did not gel as a team and was roundly defeated by the ever popular tag-team of “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth and Eclipso aka The Solar Powers! Pele II congratulated the Solar Powers on a great match and raised their hands in victory! After the Solar Powers went to the back Pele II tried to console Young and McCormick but was treated to a beat down by the dui.

Word has it that Jeremiah Young is furious and has been pleading with WBW President Dude Rock for justice!

Winners: Powers, Eclipso & Jake Ashworth

Match 2: Tejo Kahn vs. Grizzly Monsoon w/ Wrestle Ohio & Sharon Rock

Next Loony brought out the Mongolian Warrior, Tejo Kahn to find out who would be accepting his open challenge. It was made known that originally Sharon Rock had accepted the challenge on behalf of her friend Papa Dingo but WrestleOhio had gotten wind of this and pulled a power-play by announcing that Papa Dingo was under contract to WrestleOhio and he had been suspended for his out of control behavior at Winter Heat. Instead Tejo Kahn would be facing Dingo partner Grizzly Monsoon and they ordered a reluctant Sharon to go to the back. The match was a back and forth struggle that saw a determined Tejo Kahn narrowly prevail over Monsoon. Looks of disgust was evident on the faces of WrestleOhio owners V.L. & Sara Stricklett and they left a fallen Grizzly Monsoon lying in the ring.

Winner: Tejo Kahn

Match 3: Pompano Joe vs. “Big Kahuna” Kenny Lucas

The third match-up saw the return of one of the most arrogant and all-around disliked competitor in Pompano Joe but Joe’s return was spoiled by the mega-popular WBW superstar, The Big Kahuna! Pompano Joe used his wiles and ring experience to his advantage but it still wasn’t enough to overcome the sheer brute power of Kahuna who was victorious! Kahuna addressed the fans that rooted him to victory to be sure to meet him at intermission for a personal thank you to all of the great WBW fans.

Winner: Kenny Lucas

Match 4: “Astonishing” Aaron Williams vs. Jeremy Hyde

In the next match the very talented Aaron Williams squared off against WBW newcomer Jeremy Hyde. Jeremy Hyde quickly gained the support of the crowd showed why WBW was fortunate to this acclaimed grappler at Domination. It was obvious that something was bothering Aaron Williams. It was no secret that Williams was upset following his defeat to Flash Fury for the WBW Northern Heritage Championship at Winter Heat and his frustrations carried over to Domination. Seemingly Aaron Williams could not get the upper-hand on Jeremy Hyde and was on the verge of being defeated in what would have been a major upset. But in a desperation move (and to the shock of everyone ringside) Williams took a shortcut to victory by blatantly cheating his way to victory. Later in the night Aaron Williams had a shocking announcement for WBW…

Winner: Aaron Williams

Match 5: “Your Reality” C.O. Hustler vs. “Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson

Following intermission Loony announced that C.O. Hustler must face Devlin Anderson in the Dog-Collar match. This was originally scheduled Winter Heat but Hustler was claiming an injury prevented him from being at Winter Heat. Hustler emerged sporting his shoulder in a sling and a medical slip from his doctor excusing him from facing Anderson in the Dog-Collar Match. Hustler also threatened legal action against WBW if Loony proceeded. After examining the slip Loony announced that due to this medical excuse Hustler did not have to compete in a Dog-Collar match BUT there was nothing saying he couldn’t compete in a regular match! In disgust Hustler loudly protested and even inadvertently removed his sling (he apparently forgot he was supposed to be injured) and Devlin Anderson ran out to commence beating on Hustler with the rage of an angry Irishman. But in the end it was C.O. Hustler who prevailed and cheated his way to victory.

Winner: Devlin Anderson

Next a very irate WBW President Dude Rock came out with his wife, the beautiful Sharon Rock and WrestleOhio. Things were very tense in the Rock household as the Strickletts blamed Sharon for WO’s inability to complete the task that Dude hired them to do, clean up the “trash” in WBW. Dude insisted Sharon formally apologize to the Strickletts to atone for her alleged misconduct. The crowd was deafening in their chants pleading with Sharon, “Don’t Do It”! To thunderous applause Sharon blurted out a firm NO but the consequences were high as President Dude Rock FIRED his wife from the executive staff and demanded that Grizzly Monsoon carry her away from ringside. But neither WrestleOhio nor Sharon Rock was done for the night….

Match 6: Brutal Bellman vs. “Die Hard” Tom McClane w/ Wrestle Ohio

In what was originally scheduled to be a Northern Heritage Title match was instead changed to a #1 contender’s match after Champion Flash Fury was found injured backstage. WrestleOhio introduced their newest acquisition, Die-Hard Tom McClane! In a seemingly endless charade of an introduction McClane was escorted to the ring by WrestleOhio and in a shocking move WrestleOhio’s newest member Aaron Williams! Tom McClane opponent was the tough-as-nails and fan favorite Brutal Bellman ! It was a match for the ages with McClane and Williams forming a bond of sorts but in the end it was Brutal Bellman who prevailed against the odds!

Winner: Brutal Bellman

Match 7: Tyson Rogers & The Mastermind w/ Sara Stricklett vs. “American Made” Jason Legend & RangerBob

The stakes were very high for the main event. This epic encounter saw the WBW Heavyweight Champion Tyson Rogers team with his manager, WrestleOhio’s own V.L. Stricklett against American Made Jason Legend and his manager RangerBob! If the team of Legend/RB wins then Legend would get No-Holds Barred Boot Camp match against Rogers for the WBW Heavyweight Championship in April at WBW: World War Rumble but if Rogers/Stricklett wins then Jason Legend would never receive another title. Before the match began yet another surprise announcement was made by RangerBob. He had heard that someone had recently become unemployed so in order to keep an eye on Sara Stricklett Legend and RB had acquired the managerial services of none other than SHARON ROCK! The house was roaring in delight as Sharon kept a vigilant eye on Sara throughout the match. In a surprising ending it was RangerBob getting the pin on the vertically challenged V.L. Stricklett to pave the way for Jason Legend receive a NO D.Q. Boot Camp Match against Tyson Rogers at World War Rumble but the best was yet to come as Sharon Rock knocked down Sara Stricklett much to the delight of everyone.

Winners: “American Made” Jason Legend & RangerBob

WBW returns to Sardinia, Ohio on April 13^th for WBW: World War Rumble.

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Scheduled for this huge event…

- “American Made” Jason Legend & Ranger Bob take on “The Big Man From Iran” Tyson Rogers & “The Mastermind” V.L. Stricklett w/Wrestle Ohio‘s Sara Stricklett in their corner. If Legend & Bob win this match, Legend will get another shot at Roger’s WBW Championship in a Boot Camp Match at the next show. However, if Rogers & ‘Mind win the match, Legend will be barred from challenging for the title as long as Roger’s holds it.

- In a match that was supposed to take place at WBW: Winter Heat, C.O. Hustler takes on “The Re-Enforner” Devlin Anderson in the Dog Collar Match. Sources are saying that Hustler faked an injury to get out of this match at WBW: Winter Heat, so the WBW Board of Directors have sent down the following stipulation, “In order for C.O. Hustler to ever compete in WBW again, he must face Anderson in the dog collar match upon his return.” Hustler sent word to WBW corporate offices that he is furious over the insinuations that he was afraid to face Devlin Anderson. Under protest he accepts the terms of the sanctions and he will face Anderson on March 16 in the Dog Collar Match at WBW: Domination.

- “The Mongolian Warrior” Tejo Kahn has issued an open challenge to any wrestler in WBW, or anywhere else for that matter, to face him inside the squared-circle. At WBW: Winter Heat, “Mr. 9.5? Justin Neal answered that challenge, but went down to defeat at the hands of Kahn. Who will answer the challenge at WBW: Domination?

- Brutal Bellman challenges Flash Fury for the WBW Northern Heritage Championship. Only one month removed from defeating “Astonishing” Aaron William in what many are calling an “instant classic”, Fury will put his title on the line against one of the toughest and meanest men in the business, Brutal Bellman.

Plus all of your favorite and not so favorite WBW Superstars, including Eclipso, Papa Dingo, “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth, Dude Rock, Sharon Rock, Grizzly Monsoon, “Big Kahuna” Kenny Lucas, Loony, Aaron McCormick w/Jeremiah Young, Pompano Joe, “Die Hard” Tom McClane and many more!

Stay tuned to www.Facebook.com/wbwpro or www.WBWTV.com for more info.

After an emotional moment of silence Loony introduced RangerBob bringing out the American Flag for the traditional National Anthem that was beautifully performed by Mr. Matthew Beha. WBW would like to extend a very warm thank you to Matthew and the entire Expand Your Horizon group for making Winter Heat a most memorable night.

Match #1:
The debuting Aaron McCormick was lead to the ring by his manager, Jeremiah Young. Young quickly got off on the wrong foot with the crowd by belittle the rural community of Sardinia and bragging on his new affiliation with the larger metropolitan areas. But the boos quickly erupted into loud cheers when Loony introduced another superstar making his WBW debut, “The Big Kahuna” Kenny Lucas! Both men were battling to make an impact and McCormick nearly pulled off the win but the raw brute strength of the big man from Russellville by way of Hawaii was too much for aerial assaults of Mr. Young’s client.

The winner via pin fall The Big Kahuna!

Match #2:
WBW favorites “Lil Hulk” Jake Ashworth and Eclipso S. Powers were teamed together in a tag-team encounter that turned out to be possibly the most controversial match in WBW’s young history. The ferocious Papa Dingo was led to the ring by V.L. & Sara Stricklett (aka WrestleOhio), and Sharon Rock with his partner making his WBW debut, the mysterious Grizzly Monsoon. Together Dingo and. It was a battle of epic proportions that saw Dingo & Monsoon prevailing over Eclipso and Ashworth.

The winners via pin fall Dingo & Monsoon!

Fans were shocked at what happened afterwards: As Grizzly Monsoon carried off “Lil Hulk” like a carcass over his shoulder a crazed Papa Dingo continued to choke the life out of a helpless Eclipso. Senior Referee Steve Helphenstine tried to intervene but was soon fighting for his life as well. With everyone in panic mode Loony warned manager V.L. Stricklett that he better get Papa Dingo under control or the police would be summoned. Stricklett tried to threaten Papa Dingo to back off with his cane but the panicked Dingo even choked his own manager. A very scared and totally uncontrolled Papa Dingo calmed down when the lovely Sharon Rock reassured the Kenyan Warrior with a touch of her hand and brought the troubled Dingo back to submission. In what many are saying Beauty calmed the Savage Beast was very controversial indeed. Sharon Rock led a calmer Papa Dingo out while the angered Strickletts followed way behind.

Match #3:
The increasingly popular Mongolian Warrior Tejo Kahn squared off against another superstar making his WBW debut, Mr. 9.5 Justin Neal. In a match that went back and forth Tejo Kahn cinch in a painful wristlock that saw Mr. 9.5 submit to the wily ring veteran.

The winner via submission Tejo Kahn

After Kahn’s impressive victory Loony interviewed the Mongolian Warrior who issued an open challenge to anyone in WBW. Kahn is feeling confident and ready to prove to the fans that he is unstoppable and ready to grapple his way to the top of WBW.

Loony then introduced perhaps the fastest rising superstar in WBW, “American Made” Jason Legend! Legend came out to a thunderous ovation that was near deafening. The flag waving young gladiator was eager to face the Big Man from Iran, Tyson Rogers for the WBW Heavyweight championship later, but Legend was very rudely interrupted by Rogers with Wrestle Ohio. Legend had a surprise announcement for everyone. Jason Legend had procured the managerial services of none other than another true American Patriot, RangerBob! RangerBob quickly got into a verbal barrage with the Strickletts and coerced the match to happen right then and there! Much to the protests of WrestleOhio Loony sanctioned the match, the referee was called in, and the bell rang!

Match #4:
For the WBW Heavyweight Championship American Made Jason Legend with RangerBob verses The Big Man from Iran Tyson Rogers with WrestleOhio! Senior official Steve Helphenstine had a wild ruckus on his hands that saw both managerial factions interfering. Finally Helphenstine ruled the match to be a double disqualification with Tyson Rogers retaining the championship.

Double disqualification.

After the match RangerBob challenged (on Jason’s behalf) Tyson to a no-DQ Boot Camp Brawl for the title. WrestleOhio said no because Legend has to earn a shot at a match like that, because he has yet to defeat Tyson. RangerBob then issued the challenge to a tag-team match with RangerBob and Jason Legend taking on Tyson Rogers and anyone else from WrestleOhio. The challenge was accepted with V.L. thinking he could select Roger’s partner when RangerBob dropped the bombshell: Tyson Roger’s partner would be V.L. Stricklett! Loony quickly sanctioned the match much to Stricklett’s protests. At WBW Domination it would be American Made Jason Legend with RangerBob against Tyson Rogers and V.L. Stricklett in a tag-team encounter. If Legend/RB wins then Jason Legend would get a future no-DQ Boot Camp Brawl for the title. If Rogers/Stricklett wins then Jason Legend would be ineligible for any future Championship matches as long as Rogers retains the title.

Before the match began it was announced that whoever was victorious in the next match would be declared the #1 contender to the soon to be declared WBW Northern Heritage Championship.

Match #5:
James Avery verses Brutal Bellman. In a hard fought contest that showcased two of the most talented grapplers in the mid-west. Avery wasted no time letting everyone know his disdain for everyone in the building. Chants of “Chicken” were echoing throughout the Heckler building with Avery constantly threatening to walk out. Bellman antagonized Avery by spitting water in his face twice (much to the crowd’s delight). The ever popular Brutal Bellman narrowly prevailed over a determined James Avery to win a shot at the WBW Northern Heritage Championship at WBW: Domination.

The winner via pin fall Brutal Bellman

Match #6:
With C.O. Hustler claiming to be unable to compete in what was originally scheduled to be a dog collar match between Hustler and Devlin Anderson, corporate sponsor WrestleOhio brought in Tough as nails brawler Jock Samson to take on Anderson in an Appalachian Bullrope match. The rules (as explained by Loony) were that both wrestlers were to be tied together at the wrists with a Bullrope with a cowbell in the middle. In order to win you must stay tied and touch all four corners of the ring in consecutive order. In perhaps the most brutal match in WBW history saw a bloodied Devlin Anderson defeat Samson in a grueling match. Anderson called out C.O. Hustler to quit being a coward and face him on March 16 at WBW: Domination. Loony made it official: In order for C.O. Hustler to ever compete in WBW again he must face Anderson in the dog collar match upon his return.

The winner Devlin Anderson

Updated information: On Monday C.O. Hustler sent word to WBW corporate offices that he is furious over the insinuations that he was afraid to face Devlin Anderson. Under protest he accepts the terms of the sanctions and he will face Devlin Anderson on March 16 in the dog collar match at WBW: Domination

WBW President Dude Rock came out to address the crowd concerning the controversial “Papa Dingo Incident” with WrestleOhio and Sharon Rock. President Rock was proudly donning his new presidential attire that was… well, you have to check out the pictures to believe it. Rock also proceeded to berate Loony’s business suit and his announcing skills which infuriated the crowd in Sardinia. Much to everyone’s surprise Rock laid the blame on Dingo’s behavior on “meddling” from his wife, the stunning Sharon Rock! He then fined her the amount of pay she was to receive and instead awarded the amount to Wrestle Ohio for “pain and suffering” she caused. Rock also reminded his wife that her place was in the kitchen making him sandwiches! A very humiliated Sharon ran out of the auditorium in tears and embarrassed. A smug V.L. & Sara Stricklett continued the yelling and humiliation. Then Rock turned to Loony and told him that he was a pathetic announcer and he was relieved from introducing the next wrestlers.

Match #7:
Flash Fury verses Astonishing Aaron Williams for the WBW Northern Heritage Championship.

Stricklett belittled both Fury and Williams as he introduced them to the ring. This was a match of respect; respect for the Northern Heritage Championship and respect for each other. It was a very physical and unrelenting match-up. Both men fought with everything they had but in the end it was Flash Fury who prevailed.

The winner via pinfall and the first WBW Northern Heritage Champion FLASH FURY!

Remember, Saturday March 16 WBW returns for the second epic encounter of 2013 with WBW: Domination!

Already signed:

Jason Legend and RangerBob verses Tyson Rogers and V.L. Stricklett.

C.O. Hustler verses Devlin Anderson in the Dog Collar match.

Brutal Bellman verses Flash Fury for the Northern Heritage Championship.

The Mongolian Warrior Tejo Kahn’s open challenge.

Plus much, much, more.

The states of Ohio, Indiana, and the northern regions of West Virginia, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky have been strongholds of professional wrestling history spanning decades. The Northern Heritage Wrestling Championship is intended to honor this legacy.

The physical title belt center plate is flanked by the flags of the region it represents Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, and Kentucky engraved with the words Honor, Legacy, Pride, & Respect.

In line with those very powerful words will be a special set of rules for the defense of the title. The title can change hands on disqualification or a count out. If the champion commits an act that is worthy of disqualification or cannot or will not return to the ring under his own power then the title will change hands to the challenger.

The very first match to determine the World’s Best Wrestling Northern Heritage Wrestling Championship will be on February 16th in Sardinia, Ohio. The match will occur at 116 College Avenue (the old school gymnasium) at WBW: Winter Heat.

Flash Fury and “Astonishing” Aaron Williams will compete for the title. The competitors embody the pro wrestling legacy this belt seeks to represent and either man will make a great representative.

Tickets are available at Village Pizza in Sardinia as well as www.WBWTV.com and www.Facebook.com/wbwpro for only $7, and for limited time a family four pack of tickets is available on the web sites for only $25.

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