[2000-09-23-NWA Wildside-TV] Samir & Zane Morris vs Joey Corbin & Kevin Douglas

[soup23]

Four unknown NWA Texas guys go out on Wildside TV and did a good bit to impress the crowd. Corbin and Douglas have a good heat segment on Samir by doing constant tags with each other and double team moves. Once Samir, makes the hot tag the match only lasts a minute longer and had the faces flying around ending in Samir getting the win. I don’t know what happened to these four after this but I enjoyed this look in and thought they all looked as good as everyone in the FWA match besides maybe Felisch. **

 

[Tim Evans]

4 NWA Southwest guys trying to make a name in Wildside. One of the guys is wearing a New Kids on the Block shirt which seems very outdated in 2000. Thought the guys did good with Samir and Morris standing out.  I don't think these guys went anywhere compared to the other Texas guys like Masada and Paul London.

[GSR]

We’ve already seen Corbin and Samir earlier in the project and their respective partners are also from the NWA Southwest promotion in what appears to be a bit of a showcase match for the four in Wildside.  Snap suplex by Corbin on Samir and Douglas with a release cradle suplex.  A big powerbomb to counter Samir’s huracanrana as the heels go about getting the heat on him.  Combination camel clutch/baseball slide dropkick to the face.  Brainbuster for a two count as Steven Prazak hopes that the ‘Master of the Brainbuster’ Koko B. Ware won’t be suing them for using that move!  Douglas with an Irish whip, however Samir leaps to the middle rope and springboards off, catching him with a tornado DDT.  Hot tag to Morris who takes out all that pent up frustration on his two opponents.  A forearm sends Douglas tumbling through the topes to the floor and before he has chance to think, Samir nails him with a pescado.  Some sort of weird ‘Tomokaze’ on Corbin and Samir comes off the top with a frog splash for the three.

Solid match and you can tell that these four have all worked together plenty.  Didn’t really feel like the crowd got fully invested despite the heels doing a good job at heeling it up.  Interestingly I though Douglas and Corbin stood out more than the other two.