Pacific Coast Wrestling

[spaldoni]

Very key showcase for Sabu 

The Peach Patrol is born and have their sights set on two factions

I think Bigelow vs Awesome is an important feud for both men. They're both red hot and whoever comes out on top will be catapulted to another level. 

The Hexagon looking to get their heat back 

The Hot Rod is back!!! 

I'm sure Scorpio wants another run with the LHW belt 

Busick wins the battle of the big men to retain. 

Portland

The Peach Patrol are off to a good start

a wounded PCO falls to the Karachi Krunch which is still one of my favorite finisher names 

Iron and Steel take down the former champs as they look towards the current champs

Good move booking the MVC after Iron and Steel. Gave the fans a chance to talk about the future showdown 

It's always fun watching two former big name and dominant champs going at it. Windham proves he's still a top contender 

If you want to piss a wrestler off, then interfere with his shot at the title. This is going to give Regal some extra fire

Eugene

A 2 out of 3 falls tag match going the distance is one hell of a way to kick things off 

The Peach Patrol gives Hashimoto a nice resurgence 

The OWC have really established themselves here. Thanks to you, these guys have a bright future in our game 

Severn sure has a lot in his arsenal 

Douglas keeps racking up wins 

The Midnights might hold the Trios titles forever 

 

 

 

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Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Oakland Alameda County Arena, Oakland, on ESPN / TSN, June 20^th

 

The Thunder Dragons (Jushin Liger & Dragon Azul) vs. Spencer Duhm & Joe Dowdle

 

In her brief (and mostly covert) time in PCW, Peaches has rapidly assembled quite a powerful group of wrestlers to her Peach Patrol. The newly dubbed Thunder Dragons wasted no time at all in rolling over the rookie duo, with double pins by way of tandem ranas while dazzling the fans with their thrilling moves. This duo could challenge for either of the tag titles or the light heavyweight strap at a moment's notice.

 

Shane Douglas & Stormfront (Al Snow & Jerry Lynn) vs. Sabu, Rob Zakowski & The Lightning Kid

 

The Hexagon made a bold statement of intent last week and have immediately moved into action. Their targets are clearly the Citadel, but Shane Douglas and his colleagues are far from pushovers, and gave the Sinister Minister's men a ferocious battle. Al Snow and Sabu were particularly focused on each other , but Lynn and Lightning Kid seemed to be sparking furiously off each other as well. Lynn had Kid set to be put out with a Sleeper Hold, but that was broken up by a vicious legsweep from Zakowski. Kid then capitalized with the Lightning Strike (Tombstone Piledriver) to get the win, but it was certainly a close one.

 

The Sandman vs. Louie Spicolli

 

The Peach Patrol continued to show their strength as Peaches joined her man The Sandman as he took on one half of the Suicide Blondes . While Peaches and Tina Ferrari gave each other the evil eye, Spicolli seemed intimidated by the Surfing Superstar, who easily dominated the Blonde and defeated him with a jarring piledriver. It didn't take long for the Sons Of The Beach to get into the heads of their opponents.

 

The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. Harlem Heat

 

Ever since the former Diamond Exchanged rebranded themselves the League Of Gentlemen, they have seemed much more sure of themselves. The young team of Harlem Heat have definitely found a new confidence, which they showed in this match with the former Golden State Tag Team champs. Dreamer and Shane put in a courageous effort, but the power of Booker T and Stevie Ray was too much to overcome, with Stevie taking out Shane with the Slapjack. Harlem Heat are clearly a team to keep an eye on.

 

Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Mike Awesome

 

Last week's match between these two behemoths ended in a double countout, leaving the fans wanting a more. As predicted, a rematch was immediately signed , and the two went at it with renewed intensity. They both heated up the match with bigger and bigger moves, until Awesome clotheslined Bigelow over the top rope and out of the ring. The fans were agog as Awesome, running at top speed, hit a spectacular dive through the ropes, crashing hard into the Beast From The East. It looked like it might be another double countout, but Awesome got back to his feet and just barely made it back into the ring, getting the win by countout. A victory, but it didn't seem to be satisfying to Awesome, and these two are sure to square off again.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Cow Palace , San Francisco,  on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, June 21^st

 

Dan Severn & Steve Blackman vs. The Suicide Blondes

 

The Blondes continue to seem rattled by the actions of the Peach Patrol, and the Citadel duo capitalized, dominating their opponents with Blackman taking down Candido with the running bicycle kick.

 

The Eagle vs. Toshiaki Kawada

 

The newly aggressive Kawada tore into the masked man, forcing him to tap out to the Kawada Crab.

 

Bret Hart, Roddy Piper & Pierre Carl Ouellet vs. Buddy Rose, Scotty The Body & Brian Lee

 

For a match with much of the focus on the brawling between Piper and Lee, it wound up coming down to PCO. The Fighting French Canadian survived being targeted by the Playboy Club and pinned Scotty following the Cannonball.

 

Iron & Steel (Tony Atlas & Larry Cameron) vs. Coast 2 Coast (John Tatum & Jack Victory)

 

Another strong showing by Iron & Steel, with Atlas forcing Tatum to give up to a crushing Bearhug.

 

Rick Martel vs. David Young

 

It looks like Dibiase sent out the youngest member of the Terror Collective as a roadblock for Martel. Young hit hard and did some damage, but Martel was able to come back and pinned him with a top rope Sunset Flip.

 

Barry Windham & The Thrillseekers vs. Ted Dibiase & The Miracle Violence Combination

 

It looks like Dibiase has more to worry about than just Martel, as Barry Windham came after him very aggressively in this six man match. The former 2 time champ came close to pinning the Man Of Means on several occasions, but the MVC pulled their boss' fat out of the fire with Gordy taking down Jericho with a Power Bomb.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Selland Arena, Fresno, June 22^nd

 

Bobby Eaton vs. Jason Jett

 

Eaton was able to overcome an enthusiastic Jett when Jett ran into a Singing Neckbreaker, then Beautiful Bobby came off the top with the Alabama Jam for the win.

 

Steven Regal vs. Makhan Singh

 

These two brawled their way to a double DQ, with the ref struggling in vain to get some sort of control in the match.

 

Stan Lane vs. Chris Hamrick

 

The Money Train came steaming back with Hamrick catching Lane with the Franken-Hamrick for the win.

 

Cannonball Grizz vs. Fit Finlay

 

Finlay hit hard but couldn't overcome the size and power of Grizz, who crushed him with a running splash.

 

Pacific Light Heavyweight Title Match : Art Barr © vs. Too Cold Scorpio

 

The current and former champs had a classic Light Heavyweight duel that went to 20 minute time limit draw.

 

California Title Match : Dennis Condrey © vs. David Cash

 

"Cash Flow" David Cash gave it his best shot, but the canny Condrey hit an inverted DDT to maintain his grip on the title.

[Autistic Dragon]

Oakland.

Between the Thunder Dragons & Sandman it was a good night for the Peach Patrol.

The Hexagon with a big trios win.

The Dreamboats couldn't take the Heat.

Awesome squeaks by Bigelow.

The Blondes are off their game. 

Kawada otoh is on point.

PCO proves the difference maker in the trios match.

Iron & Stell as well as Martel are looking strong.

The Collective's senior members bring victory home in the main event.

Fresno.

Bobby with a Beautiful win.

Regal v makhan boils over.

Hamrick claims Sweet victory.

Grizz keeps the Patrol in the winner's circle.

Scorpio proves he still belongs in the title hunt.

Condrey wins the rubber match for the Express.