Pacific Coast Wrestling

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Portland Memorial Coliseum , Portland , on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, November 9^th

 

Cactus Jack vs. Mark Starr

 

Starr's woes continue as the Madman from Truth Or Consequences went wild on him, destroying him with the Double Arm DDT

 

Jerry Lynn vs. Mike Awesome

 

Lynn put in a valiant effort but was overpowered by Awesome and his Awesome Bomb.

 

Steve Blackman vs. Terry Gordy

 

The top contender took on the Lethal Weapon in a thrilling match that went back and forth before Gordy exploded out of the corner with a huge clothesline , bowling over Blackman and leaving him easy prey for a high angle belly to back suplex.

 

Stormfront (Al Snow & Alex Porteau) vs. Buddy Rose & Scotty The Body

 

Stormfront did a much better job than the Sin City Superstars have been of late, but the trickery of the senior members of the Playboy Club turned out to be too much to overcome, with a low blow from behind by Scotty on Porteau set him up for the Inside Out Backbreaker by Rose.

 

Pacific Tag Team Title Match : Phoenix Rising (Kensuke Sasaki & Toshiaki Kawada) © vs. The Suicide Blondes (Chris Candido & Louie Spicolli)

 

The Suicide Blondes continued to show improvement, despite their continuing disrespect for the rules. They held their own against the champs before Kawada was able to take out Candido with a Brainbuster.

 

Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. David Young

 

After his impressive performance in the six man tag team match last week, the Terror Collective leveraged that into getting David Young a shot at the Pacific Heavyweight Title. The rookie was full of enthusiasm and was clearly gunning for the champion. Nevertheless, he seemed to understand that his main job was to do as much damage as possible to the champ, a role he took to with great relish. Steamboat had to dig in deep to withstand the furious assault for the Oregon Wrecking Crew member, and just barely avoided his dreaded Spinebuster Slam. It took nearly all Steamboat had to get him over in a Tiger Suplex, but he was able to hold him down for the three count and successfully defend his title.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from McArthur Court, Eugene, November 10^th

 

Shane Douglas vs. Dennis Condrey

 

Throughout the match, Cornette kept trying to cajole his bodyguard Big Bully Busick to intervene in the match, but Busick responded with nothing more than an annoyed glare. Despite the distractions from ringside, the veteran Condrey was able to catch Douglas in the Full Nelson Facebuster for the victory.

 

The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. The Fighting Irish (Fit Finlay & Erin O'Grady)

 

The Dreamboats were clearly buoyed by the announcement of their Golden State Tag Title shot , and let that energize them to a victory over the Irish, with Shane taking out O'Grady with the Glamour Profession (top rope diving elbow smash).

 

Billy Gunn vs. Ted Dibiase

 

Dibiase showed that his self confidence is well placed, defeating Gunn with the Power Driver Fistdrop.

 

Scott Hall vs. Big Juice

 

Once again, the Sinister Minister kept pushing his man to use rough tactics in this match. Big Juice dutifully obeyed, and he got in some hard shots on Hall. The Gator fought back hard and was able to pull out the win with the Gator Breaker (Fallaway Slam).

 

California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Gary Albright

 

Perhaps inspired by his partner Dave Young's challenge the day before, Albright took it hard to the English Lion, battering him with power moves and weardown holds. Regal toughed it out and scored his own shots, but couldn't do enough to get a decisive victory, and the match went to a 20 minute time limit draw.

 

Golden State Tag Team Title Match : The Midnight Express © vs. Wings Of Fire (Vic Steamboat & The Eagle)

 

The evening closed out with a fast paced tag title bout. The Midnights weren't about to let the Dreamboats show them up, and pulled out every trick in their encyclopedia sized book against Wings Of Fire. A well placed tennis racquet shot from Cornette left Vic Steamboat vulnerable to the Veg-O-Matic, and the Midnight Express emerged triumphant.

 

[spaldoni]

Lee's back on track while Riggins has a lot on his mind. 

I wonder what's going on with Beetlejuice and Sinister. 

San Diego will be the Dreamboats big chance. I still have to wonder if Cornette will come up with something. 

Looks like Jackal might have rekindled Payne.

Iron and Steel's ruthlessness seems to be winning over some fans. 

San Diego will be a huge night for the Terror. Could this be the end of the Brigade? Gordy's hell bent on beating Steamboat. 

Austin's getting back in with the fans. The cage match will be very interesting.  

 

[spaldoni]

Portland

The woes continue for Starr.

Awesome is looking devastating

Gordy gets in a great tune up 

Rose and Scotty make a pretty good team 

Despite the rule breaking, PR retains

Like Gordy, Steamboat gets in a tough tune up

Eugene,

Condrey puts down Cornette's thorn

The Dreamboats are heading into San Diego with serious momentum

Dibiase has all the tools

When Hall hits the Gator Breaker, it's all over

Albright takes champ Regal to the limit

Midnights end the night with a bang. 

 

[LowBlowPodcast]

I love how well you've grown this promotion into its own. I think 1990 will be a banner year - namely for Dibiase and Bret Hart. They will be, in a year from now, on top of the mountain if you will here on the West Coast.

[Autistic Dragon]

Portland.

Riggins & Starr  better get their heads in the game.

So the Mnister is cool with Beetlejuice's more restrained self.

Sadly for Cornette, Mother's lawyers couldn't get him entirely out of Dutch's plans. Also, 'hoyden" lol.

Jackal draws some fire out of Payne.

Iron & Steel are starting to attract some fans. Given this is the territory that produced the "bull pen" & the "wild dogs" i'm not surprised.

The Terror Collective largely no sell Dutch's announcement but the two junior members aren't as convincing.

Austin also seems to be gathering a following.

Awesome & Gordy both looking strong.

Rose & Scotty prove Stormfront can go down. Hope the Superstars were paying attention.

A pair of successful defenses cap off the night.

Eugene.

Condrey didn't need Bully's help tonight.

The Dreamboats are hyped for their title shot.

Dibiase & Hall each impress.

Albright pushes Regal to the limit.

Cornette's racquet gives the Midnights another win.

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Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Oakland Alameda County Arena, Oakland, on ESPN / TSN, November 15^th

 

Cactus Jack vs. Joe Dowdle

 

While no match has as yet been announced, you can bet that Cactus is headed for a confrontation with Iron & Steel at San Diego Battleground. He certainly made a statement to Atlas and Cameron with this match, tossing poor Dowdle around like a ragdoll before polishing off the rookie with a Double Arm DDT. Iron & Steel may well be wondering if drawing the fury of the man from Truth Or Consequences is worth the money.

 

Interview : Don Coss stands in the ring

 

Coss : Ladies and gentlemen, my next guests are headed towards an epic confrontation at San Diego Showdown … the Brigade!

 

The crowd cheers as Barry Windham, Scott Hall, Billy Gunn, Brian Lee and Dustin Rhodes head out to the ring, but the Brigade are decidedly dour in disposition. Brian Lee, in particular, has an especially sour expression on his face.

 

Windham : If you don't mind, Don, I think we need to take care of this ourselves. *Coss agreeably hands Windham the microphone* OK, I am going to get right down to brass tacks … what the hell is wrong with you, Lee? *Brian Lee bristles* You have been sandbagging our matches with the Terror Collective, and even walked out of the end of your last tag match, leaving Dustin to fend for himself. What is your deal?

 

Lee : Hey, I didn't pick no fight with the Terror Collective, and I didn't ask to be saddled with this dead weight! *now Rhodes gives him the evil eye* I joined the Brigade because I was told you were the best of the best and I thought it would be a good way to make a name for myself. Now I find myself in endless damn matches with the Terror Collective. I proved I can win matches on my own, so I have no patience with being dragged down by Rhodes here. He got taken down by the Terror Collective, I saw there was no chance I could pull his fat out of the fire, so I left him to his own devices.

 

Rhodes : Now hold on! I have done my best , and I have gotten wins too. But we're facing the Terror Collective, and it's hard enough to win, but it's impossible if I don't have any support from my partner.

 

Hall : Cut it out, the pair of you! Do you understand what is at stake here? We are going into the match at San Diego Battleground where the loser of the fall will be out of PCW. And I won't be in the match with you ! * shocked looks from the other members of the Brigade * That's right, I am booked in a Loser Leaves Town Cage Match with Mike Awesome. So I won't be able to help you, and you won't be able to help me. So we need everyone to pull together, otherwise, it could be the end for the Brigade. Can you do that?

 

Lee : I swear to you, Scott … at San Diego Battleground, I will go all out.

 

Jerry Lynn vs. Dennis Condrey

 

As announced, these two will be facing each other in a tag match at San Diego Battleground , along with their partners Shane Douglas and Big Bully Busick. Lynn was certainly full of pep and vigour, throwing a lot of fast flying moves at the veteran Condrey. It proved to be the razor sharp instincts of Condrey that spelled the difference . Loverboy Dennis caught Lynn attempting a running cross body and turned it around into a shoulder breaker for the win. Lynn and Douglas will really need to up their game if they want to survive against Jim Cornette's men.

 

Wings Of Fire (Vic Steamboat & The Eagle) vs. The Juice Crew (Beetlejuice & Big Juice)

 

This was another bizarre match. Beetlejuice was once again in a plain singlet, and was barely wearing any facepaint. Even more strangely, the Sinister Minister seemed to be guiding Beetlejuice to keep his time in the ring as brief as possible, leaving most of the heavy lifting to Big Juice. The trap seemed to be sprung when the Jackal rushed out to the ring and savagely attacked Vic Steamboat. Very soon after, Maxx Payne charged out to slug it out with the Jackal, causing the ref to declare a No Contest. The two sides brawled until security came out to separate them, except for Beetlejuice, whose absence was conspicuous from the post match fray.

 

Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Reno Riggins

 

The Sin City Superstars can't seem to catch a break. The Beast From The East steamrolled over poor Riggins, hitting every power move in his considerable arsenal before crushing him with an Atomic Splash. Riggins and Starr must me looking with concerns at their prospects of staying in Pacific Coast Wrestling.

 

Ted Dibiase & Steve Williams vs. Stormfront (Al Snow & Alex Porteau)

 

The Superstars' rivals Stormfront had just about as bad of a draw in facing the Juggernaut that is the Terror Collective. They did somewhat better in their match, keeping just out of range of Dibiase and Williams' attacks and connecting on some double team moves. Their time ran out when Williams bowled over Porteau with a thundering running tackle. Dibiase followed up with the Power Driver Fistdrop , and the Collective had scored another victory.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Cow Palace , San Francisco,  on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, November 16^th

 

Shane Douglas vs. Mark Starr

 

Starr did a bit better in his match, but went down in defeat when Douglas hit a Frankensteiner.

 

Dustin Rhodes vs. Terry Gordy

 

Rhodes put in a brave and determined effort, going toe to toe with the number one contender, but Gordy kicked into high gear and pinned Dustin following a high angle belly-to-back suplex.

 

Steve Blackman vs. Buddy Rose

 

Blackman did well against the Playboy until Tina Ferrari engineered him taking a tumble to the outside. He wasn't really able to get back in the game after that, and Rose lured him into the Inside Out Backbreaker for the win.

 

Pacific Television Title Match : Shinya Hashimoto © vs. Gary Albright

 

Once again, Albright went to a draw with a singles champ, in this case a double countout with the two brawling in the aisle.

 

Phoenix Rising (Toshiaki Kawada & Kensuke Sasaki) & Bret Hart vs. The Destruction Crew & Steve Austin

 

There were many instances of Hart and Austin slugging it out in this match, but it was Kawada who got the pin after a Brainbuster on Enos.

 

Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. David Young

 

Young got a rematch with the champ, and was displaying even more confidence this time out, no doubt buoyed by his impressive showing in the first challenge. Young continued to impress, keeping things even with the champ before Steamboat pulled it out with the Diving Cross Body Press.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Selland Arena, Fresno, November 17^th

 

Brian Pillman vs. Chris Adams

 

While Pillman has held the upper hand for much of this feud, it was Adams who prevailed in this match with his deadly Superkick.

 

Dan Severn vs. Tracy Smothers

 

This was a very close match, where it took considerable effort for Severn to force Smothers to tap out to the Fujiwara Armbar.

 

Jerry Lynn vs. Phil Lafon

 

Lynn came back from his earlier loss and defeated the Can-Am Express member with a Package Piledriver.

 

Scott Hall vs. Steve Armstong

 

Hall seemed to be trying to inspire his fellow Brigade members as he handily beat Armstrong with the Gator Breaker (Fallaway Slam).

 

Golden State Tag Team Title Match : The Midnight Express © vs. Eddie Guerrero &  Dean Malenko

 

The Midnights faced possibly their most fearsome challenge yet, as they squared off with the incredibly technically gifted duo of Guerrero and Malenko. They battled back with plentiful skullduggery and dirty poker, able to keep the pace with their challengers and go to a 20 minute time limit draw.

 

California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Masahiro Chono

 

These two were incredibly evenly match, with both being well versed in technical wrestling as well as being hard as a coffin nail. After a gripping match, Regal emerged triumphant with the Regal Plex.

 

[Autistic Dragon]

Oakland.

Jack is gonna make Iron & Steel rue the day they chased that bounty.

Lee finally gets called out on his behavior and Hall drops a bombshell that he won't be teaming with his Brigade brethren due to his own clash with Awesome.

The Lover Boy outsmarts Lynn.

Something is definitely up between Beetlejuice & the Minister.

If the Superstars could get a match with someone their own size, I think that would help. At least Stromfront had a bad night too.

San Francisco.

Douglas recapture the momentum.

Rhodes tries to prove Lee wrong but Gordy is too much.

Tina helps Rose to another win.

The Diamond Exchange goes bust in trios action.

The OWC prove they can both hang in singles action even though neither gets a title.

Fresno.

 Adams' Superkick ko's Pillman.

Severn submits Smothers.

Lynn rebounds.

Hall completes a bad night for the Southern Boys.

Eddie & Dean push the Midnights to the brink.

Regal is still the best wrestler in California.

[spaldoni]

We'll see if Iron and Steal can tame Cactus. 

WOW! Huge announcement from Hall, but man that cage match with Awesome is going to be, well, awesome. 

Condrey sends Lynn an early message. 

Hmmmmm, what's up with Sinister and Beetlejuice. 

I don't think Riggins head is in the game right now. 

Dibiase and Williams are such a cohesive unit. 

Cow Palace,

Starr gets in some shots, but Douglas is fired up for Cornette's men. 

Rhodes is trying, but Gordy's just too much. 

Thanks to Tina, Rose racks up another. 

Albright's been taking the champs to the limit

Can't wait for Hart and Austin in the cage. 

Young's been making a name for himself. 

Fresno,

Adams wins a battle, but more to come. 

Smothers put up a fight, but Severn prevails

Lynn comes back hard

Hall's tuned up and ready for Awesome

Man, Eddie and Dean could be holding tag gold next year. 

Regal ducks nobody. He's having a nice run

 

 

 

 

 

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So, normally , we wouldn't be announcing this until next week, but we couldn't wait. We are two weeks away from PCW's final Mega Show for 1989, and we are pleased as punch to release the full card for both nights of San Diego Battleground.

Pacific Coast Wrestling San Diego Battleground Night One from the San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego

 

Eddie Guerrero vs. Erin O'Grady

 

Loser Leaves Town Match : The Suicide Blondes (Chris Candido & Louie Spicolli) vs. The Southern Boys

 

Loser Leaves Town Match : Brian Pillman vs. Chris Adams

 

Three Way Pacific Tag Team Title Match : Phoenix Rising (Toshiaki Kawada & Kensuke Sasaki) © vs. The Destruction Crew vs. The Can-Am Express

 

Pacific Light Heavyweight Title Match : Scotty The Body vs. Dragon Azul

 

Maxx Payne & Wings Of Fire (Vic Steamboat & The Eagle) vs. The Jackal & The Juice Crew (Beetlejuice & Big Juice)

 

Cage Match : Steve Blackman vs. Masahiro Chono

 

Pacific Submission Title Cage Match : Fit Finlay © vs. Dean Malenko

 

Loser Leaves Town Cage Match : Scott Hall vs. Mike Awesome

 

Cage Match : Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin

 

Pacific Coast Wrestling San Diego Battleground Night Two from the San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego

 

Double Jeopardy Loser Leaves Town Match : Stormfront (Alex Porteau & Al Snow) vs. The Sin City Superstars (Mark Starr & Reno Riggins)

 

Dan Severn vs. Genichiro Tenryu

 

Shane Douglas & Jerry Lynn vs. Big Bully Busick & Dennis Condrey

 

Loser Of The Fall Leaves Town Match : Steven Regal & Cactus Jack vs. Iron & Steel (Tony Atlas & Larry Cameron)

 

Pacific Television Title Match : Shinya Hashimoto © vs. Buddy Rose

 

Loser Of The Fall Leaves Town Match : Barry Windham, Brian Lee, Dustin Rhodes & Billy Gunn vs. Ted Dibiase, Steve Williams, Gary Albright & David Young

 

2/3 Falls Golden State Tag Team Title Match : The Midnight Express © vs. The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane)

 

Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. Terry Gordy

[Autistic Dragon]

PCW's cage is going to be putting in some serious work over these two nights.

[Jimmy Jack Punk]

Some very interesting match ups here in PCW. 

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Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Olympic Auditorium , Los Angeles , on ESPN / TSN, November 22^nd

 

The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. The Southern Boys

 

The Dreamboats are headed towards possibly the biggest match of their career, with a title match at San Diego Battleground against the Midnight Express that could be their final shot at the Golden State Tag Team Titles. They couldn't have picked tougher opposition for their last match before their shot, facing off with the former Pacific Tag Team champs. It was certainly a gritty match, with both teams hitting hard and often. The turning point in the match came when the Suicide Blondes crept down to the ring. Steve Armstrong was up on the top rope, looking to hit a flying clothesline, but Candido and Spicolli had gone behind him and shoved him hard, sending him crashing to the mat. Glamour Boy Shane hadn't seen that, but saw the after effect and went up top to hit the Glamour Profession (diving elbow smash) for the win. After the match, Trisa Hayes filled Dreamer and Shane in on what had happened, and the team were clearly steamed at the unwanted interference.

 

Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Mike Awesome

 

Ever since is arrival in Pacific Coast Wrestling, Mike Awesome has dominated nearly everyone he has faced. On the road to his Loser Leaves Town showdown with Scott Hall, Awesome faces his toughest opponent yet : The Beast From The East. Bigelow gave him a ferocious battle, and the fans were on the edge of their seats to see who would come out on top. Awesome was unable to get Bigelow up for the Awesome Bomb, but was finally able to send him to the mat with an Axe Bomber out of the corner. Awesome went up top and landed the Awesome Splash for an incredibly hard fought  victory.

 

Steve Blackman vs. Steve Austin

 

Austin came out ready to roll against the always dangerous Lethal Weapon, not about to take any prisoners before his final duel with Bret Hart. Blackman was not intimidated by the Stunning One, but no matter what he threw at Austin, the tough Texan was relentless , taking out Blackman with the Stun Gun. Bret Hart is in for the fight of his life as Austin is out to prove himself.

 

Brian Lee & Dustin Rhodes vs. The Sin City Superstars (Mark Starr & Reno Riggins)

 

Lee and Rhodes have not been on the same page for a considerable while, but had best be getting in synch with their PCW careers on the line at San Diego Battleground. They seemed to have forged a bit of a truce, smoothly tagging in and out and working in tandem against the Superstars. Starr and Riggins, facing their own crossroads in San Diego, did what they could to cut corners and get an advantage. But the Brigade team could not be denied, with Rhodes taking down Riggins with a Running Bulldog Headlock and Lee holding off Starr. Here's hoping they can keep it together through next week.

 

Vic Steamboat vs. Terry Gordy

 

The Terror Collective has been unstoppable up and down the West Coast, and Terry Gordy in particular has been ravenous in his quest to regain the Pacific Heavyweight Title he once held in such a dominant fashion. He seemed to be making a bit of a statement in facing the brother of the current champion, and absolutely wrecked the Demon with devastating power moves. He was utterly dominant in this match, not even breaking a sweat as he folded up the younger Steamboat in a Power Bomb. The Dragon's Pacific Heavyweight Title reign may well be in jeopardy going into San Diego Battleground.

 

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Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the LA Sports Arena, Los Angeles, on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, November 23^rd

 

The Suicide Blondes (Chris Candido & Louie Spicolli) vs. The Can-Am Express

 

The Southern Boys got revenge for the night before, running into the ring and taking down Candido with a double clothesline, setting him up for a moonsault from Lafon and a win for the Can-Ams.

 

Shane Douglas vs. Big Bully Busick

 

Busick was clearly getting full on annoyed by Jim Cornette in this match, with the motor mouth of the Louisville Lip actually distracting him from Douglas' offense. He was able to regain focus and catch Douglas coming off the ropes with a Spinebuster Slam.

 

Maxx Payne vs. The Jackal

 

It didn't take long for this match to descend into chaos , with the Eagle and Big Juice getting involved in a brawl that resulted in another No Contest. They might not be in a Loser Leaves Town match at San Diego Battleground, but they can bet that Commissioner Dutch Savage has them on his Naughty List.

 

Brian Pillman vs. Bobby Eaton

 

An exciting high flying match that went to Flyin' Brian with the Air Pillman.

 

Pacific Television Title Match : Shinya Hashimoto © vs. Dennis Condrey

 

Hashimoto faced a tremendous challenge in the form of Loverboy Dennis, but was able to prevail with a German Suplex.

 

Pacific Tag Team Title Match : Phoenix Rising (Toshiaki Kawada & Kensuke Sasaki) © vs. The Fighting Irish (Fit Finlay & Erin O'Grady)

 

The Fighting Irish lived up to their name, with a ferocious match that the Japanese Team were only just able to survive with Kawada hitting a Brainbuster on O'Grady.

 

Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. Gary Albright

 

Steamboat is about to face the most fearsome opponent of his Pacific Heavyweight Title reign, and certainly wasn't taking it easy on himself with this defense. Albright has gone the distance with both the California and Televisions champs in the past few weeks, and was clamoring for his first taste of PCW gold. Albright was relentless in his pursuit, hitting some jarring suplexes on Steamboat, and the fans were concerned that Steamboat would not be able to keep his hold on the title. But the Dragon was patient and able to weather out the storm, then started wearing down Albright with his own offense. He was able to lure Albright in attempting an Avalanche into the corner, only to dodge out of the way at the last second. He then hit a belly to back suplex on Albright and was just able to hold his shoulders down for the three count. An impressive defense, but will he be able to pull it off again in San Diego?

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Pacific Coast Wrestling Show from the UCSB Event Center, Santa Barbara, November 24^th

 

Barry Windham vs. David Young

 

Young was coming off two high profile Pacific Heavyweight title shots, and was looking to keep his momentum going. He certainly went all out against Barry Windham, and while the big Texan was able to come out on top with a Western Lariat, you could tell he had been in a fight. The Widowmaker and the fans were clearly looking at Young with a new respect after this match.

 

Dragon Azul vs. Beetlejuice

 

Once again, Beetlejuice was all business, wearing a plain white singlet with no face paint as he faced the top contender to the Light Heavyweight crown. It was a gripping match where Dragon was able to come out on top with an Asai Moonsault.

 

Wings Of Fire (Vic Steamboat & The Eagle) vs. Iron & Steel (Tony Atlas & Larry Cameron)

 

Wings Of Fire were coming in at a disadvantage with Steamboat still battered from his match with Terry Gordy and the Eagle having his own wounds from the brawl with the Sinister Ministry. The Eagle carried most of the match for his team and gave a good go of it, but Cameron hit the Harlem Hammer (running clothesline to the back of the head) on the Eagle to give the win to Iron & Steel.

 

Eddie Guerrero vs. Al Snow

 

Guerrero seemed a bit more aggressive than usual this time out, but this was still a tight technical match where Eddie scored the victory with a Frog Splash.

 

California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Chris Adams

 

Regal once again faced off against an incredible contender in his fellow Englishman Chris Adams, who matched him move for move. Regal was able to dodge the deadly Superkick, then cold cock Adams with a forearm smash before pinning him with the Regal Plex.

 

Pacific Light Heavyweight Title Match : Scotty The Body © vs. Alex Porteau

 

The evening closed out with another great Light Heavyweight match. Like many wrestling this week, Porteau's time in PCW could be coming to an end next week, so was set on getting the title and going into San Diego with a huge win. His scientific wrestling skills did him well against Scotty, but some timely interference by Tina Ferrari left him prey to the Body Shot (DDT), keeping the gold in the hands of the champ.

[Autistic Dragon]

LA.

The Dreamboats didn't appreciate the Blondes getting involved in their business.

Awesome tames the Beast.

Austin stuns Blackman.

Lee & Rhodes seems to have buried the hatchet.

Terry sends Ricky a message using his little brother.

The Southern Boys get some payback.

Busick puts down Douglas in spite of Cornette.

The Ministry has gathered some tough enemies.

Pillman with a Beautiful victory.

Three successful title defenses close out PCW's latest stint in the City of Angels.

Santa Barbara.

Young is proving to be quite the prospect.

Azul defeats a stripped down Beetljuice.

Iron & Steel take advantage of a delegated Wings of Fire.

A fiery Eddie melts Snow.

Regal & Sotty both hold on to their gold.

[spaldoni]

The Dreamboats win is overshadowed by issues between the Blondes and Southern Boys. 

Man, I think Hall might be in trouble. 

Austin is clearly ready for Bret. 

If Lee and Rhodes keep this up, the Brigade might have a chance. 

Gordy sends older brother Ricky a violent message. 

LA,

Southern Boys get some old fashion payback

One of my favorite moves is Busick's spinebuster slam. 

Payne has an ally in Eagle. Good to have friends in PCW.

I could watch Pilman and Eaton go at it forever.

I'll say this, Hashimoto isn't ducking anyone

Irish put in a game effort, but PR are rock'n as champs. 

If Steamboat is looking to tune up for Gordy, then Albright was a perfect opponent. 

Santa Barbara,

1990 has Young's name all over it. 

Scotty better be ready because Azul's coming. 

You have to be 100% going up against Iron and Steel or this happens. 

Eddie seems to be fired up. 

Regal and Adams tear the house down. 

Ok, Scotty's ready. Now I think Azul better be watching out for Tina. 

 

 

[Scarlet-Left]

Great matches to set up Gordy's confrontation with the champ! It's easy to picture Vic as the proxy, being laid low, and even a guy like Albright giving Ricky a taste of what's to come!