[2001-02-24-NWA Wildside-TV] Caprice Coleman vs J.C. Dazz

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NWA Wildside Jr. Heavyweight title match, Coleman the current champion after defeating Lazz for the gold.  Springboard leg lariat by Ice.  He heads upstairs but it is too early in the match and Dazz hip tosses him from the top.  J.C. misses a high crossbody.  Coleman goes up for a moonsault, Dazz gets underneath him and has him in the Electric Chair, pancaking him to the mat.  Some contrived looking spot that results in Dazz doing a backflip off the middle.  Steven Prazak says “hello” to all the fans watching in Las Vegas, Wildside now being televised on one of the channels in the city.  Caprice with a slingshot senton.  He hits the Thermal Shock and J.C. just about gets a leg to the ropes, really having to stretch to reach.  Dazz catches him with a dropkick as it looked like Coleman had things under control.  Full nelson slam followed by a standing moonsault for a near fall.  He backdrops him out onto the apron and then nails him with a springboard back elbow.  J.C. is caught when he goes upstairs and Caprice lands a big splash that Dazz kicks out of.  Ice telegraphs the backdrop, J.C. grabs him as if for a powerbomb but instead tosses him backwards overhead. The ten minute time limit eventually expires, it looking like the bell was supposed to ring on the two count of a Dazz pin attempt, however timings were off and the ref just stopped the match signalling it was over.  The crowd want five more minutes which Dazz wants to give them, Caprice has no interest though.

Final couple of minutes weren’t bad but overall this felt very co-operative with little rhyme to what they were doing, such as with the opening chain wrestling then just back and forth with the movez.  The over mentioning of the ten minute time limit gave the outcome away, especially when we started getting the countdown of how long was remaining.  Coleman has great agility but neither would’ve left a lasting impression on me if this was all I had to go by.