Weekend in Fights! October 6th Edition

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This Weekend in Fights! (October 6th, 2012) featured UFC on FX 5 in Minnesota, Bellator 75 in Indiana on Friday.  Invicta FC 3 in Kansas City, ONE FC 6 in Singapore, CES MMA in Rhode Island, Superior 8 in Sweden, Rumble in the Cage 46 in Alberta, Cage Fighting Alliance 8 in Florida, and King of the Cage in Oklahoma.

The UFC kicked off the weekend with UFC on FX 5: Browne vs. Bigfoot on Friday night from the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In the main event Antonio Silva picked up his first UFC victory and handed  Travis Browne his first career loss with a first round punch that sent Browne crumbling to the mat. Browne pulled his hamstring after throwing a kick, which may have affected his performance, nonetheless Silva displayed great striking. Jake Ellenberger and the returning Jay Hieron had a lackluster Welterweight bout that rendered Ellenberger the winner after three rounds. John Dodson became the number one contender for Demetrious Johnson’s UFC Flyweight title when he dropped the formally number one ranked Flyweight in the world Jussier Formiga in the second round. In the submission of the night Justin Edwards slapped a guillotine choke on Josh Neer during clinching. Neer attempted to fight it but was choked unconscious for his efforts 45-seconds into the bout. In two come from behind victories, both Michael Johnson and Mike Pierce won second round knockouts. After being dominated in the first round Johnson dropped Danny Castillo while Pierce dropped Aaron Simpson. (Full UFC on FX 5: Browne vs. Bigfoot event results below.)

Bellator 75 featured the opening round of the season 7 Heavyweight tournament to crown a new Heavyweight champion with the retirement of then champion Cole Konrad from  The Venue at Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana. In what was reminiscent of their first bout Eric Prindle got himself disqualified by kicking Thiago Santos in the groin when he found himself in trouble. With the kick Santos advanced into the semifinals. Russian striker Alexander Volkov picked apart Brett Rogers for three rounds to advance with a unanimous decision. Although a Light Heavyweight, Richard Hale was able to advance into the Heavyweight semifinals with a 79-second TKO of Mike Wessel. Vinicius Queiroz was the only quarter-finalist to socore a submission victory in the opening round with an arm bar mid way through the first round. (Full Bellator 75 event results below.)

ONE FC 6: Rise of Kings emanated from the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore on Saturday morning. The event featured the crowning of two champions in the Lightweight and Bantamweight divisions, as well as the opening round of their inaugural Bantamweight grand-prix. Kotetsu Boku won the ONE FC Lightweight title one minute into the third round with a TKO of  Zorobabel Moreira. It took 5:15 for Soo Chul Kim to become the first ONE FC Bantamweight title by knocking out Leandro Issa in the second round. Challengers on on the rise as Jens Pulver, Masakatsu Ueda, and Kevin Belingon punched their tickets into the semifinals of the ONC FC bantamweight-grand-prix opening round. Pulver defeated Yanfei Zhao via technical unanimous decision, Ueda defeated Min Jung Song by unanimous decision, and Belingon knocked out Yusup Saadulaevin the opening frame of their bout. Also featured on the card was the last DREAM Lightweight champion Shinya Aoki who in classic fashion submiited Arnaud Lepont with a triangle choke in 85 seconds. Melvin Manhoef also ended his bout in classic fashion with a first round knockout of Ryo Kawamura with 20-seconds remaining in the first round. (Full ONE FC 6: Rise of Kings event results below.)

Invicta FC held their third event at their home-base of the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas on Saturday night. The all-female promotion crowned their first champion in the Atomweight (105lbs) division, making them unique by being the first promotion to crown a champion in that weight class. That first champion is Jessica Penne, who was able to submit Japanese superstar Naho Sugiyama with a triangle choke in the second round. In the co-main event Shayna Baszler submitted Sarah D’Alelio with a rear-naked choke 37 seconds into the second round. (Full Invicta FC 3 event results below.)

Former WWE superstar Dave Bautista made his successful MMA debut on Saturday night at Classic Entertainment & Sports MMA event at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. “The Animals” opponent was 22-22 Vince Lucero, who fell victim to the striking assault of Bautista, losing by TKO with 55-seconds remaining in the first round. The former WWE World Heavyweight champion escaped an early assault to bounce back and end the bout before an other damage was done.  The card also featured former UFC fighter and title contender David Loiseau. The Tristar gym member picked up a first round doctor stoppage TKO over Chris McNally, making it two in a row for the Crow. UFC veteran John Howard also picked up a win on the card, with a second round TKO of Brett Chism. (Full CES MMA – Real Pain event results below.)

Swish based MMA promotion Superior held their eighth event at the Malmo Arena in Malmo, Sweden. The event featured UFC veterans Marcus Davis & James McSweeney, as well as Instinct MMA veteran Patrick Vallee. Marcus Davis picked up a unanimous decision over David Bielkhedenin a three round affair, and is now 4-1 in his last five bouts since being released from the UFC. James McSweeney saw his four fight win steak come to an end, when he was TKO’d by Matti Makelain the second round. Patrick Vallee made short work of Martin Wojcik with a first round arm bar submission (Full Superior 8 – Malmo event results below.)

STRIKEFORCE Welterweight fighter Jordan Mein’s father Lee Mein’s promotion Rumble in the Cage held their 46th event at the Exhibition Park in Lethbridge, Alberta. The 16-bout card featured 11 amateur bouts and five pro bouts. The main event saw Ringside, MFL, Hardcore Championship Fighting, and MFL veteran Tim Timaki lose his 25th pro bout against Eben Kaneshiro 58-seconds into the bout by arm-triangle submission. (Full RITC 46 event results below.)

Championship Fighting Alliance held their eighth event at  the BankUnited Center in Coral Gables, Florida. The main event featured Bellator versus UFC, in Valdir Araujo versus Paul Bradley. After three rounds the decision was split in favor of Araujo.Pride & Dream veteran Luiz Firmino defeated Bellator veteran Toby Imada by  unanimous decision. (Full CFA 8 Araujo vs. Bradley event results below.)

King of the Cage Stranglehold took place at the Winstar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma. Two champions were crowned at this event, when Derek Campos claimed the vacant King of the Cage Jr Welterweight title with a third round TKO of Joe Condon. Brenda Gonzales defeated then champion  Sarah Alpar in a five round unanimous decision to become the new King of the Cage Women’s Jr Flyweight Champion. (Full King of the Cage – Stranglehold event results below.)

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UFC on FX 5: Browne vs. Bigfoot results:

Antonio Silva def. Travis Browne via TKO (Punches) – Round 1, 3:27

Jake Ellenberger def. Jay Hieron via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

John Dodson def. Jussier Formiga via TKO (Punches) – Round 2, 4:35

Justin Edwards def. Josh Neer via technical Submission (Guillotine Choke) – Round 1, 0:45

Prelims:

Michael Johnson def. Danny Castillo via Knockout (Punches) – Round 2, 1:06

Mike Pierce def. Aaron Simpson via Knockout (Punch) – Round 2, 0:29

Marcus LeVesseur def. Carlo Prater via Split Decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Jacob Volkmann def. Shane Roller via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1, 2:38

Diego Nunes def. Bart Palaszewski via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 30-27)

Darren Uyenoyama def. Phil Harris via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 2, 3:38

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Bellator 75 results:

Thiago Santos def. Eric Prindle via Disqualification (Groin Kick) – Round 1, 4:54 - heavyweight-tourney opening round

Alexander Volkov def. Brett Rogers via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) – heavyweight-tourney opening round

Richard Hale def. Mike Wessel via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1, 1:19 – heavyweight-tourney opening round

Vinicius Queiroz def. Mark Holata via Submission (Armbar) – Round 1, 3:26 – heavyweight-tourney opening round

Spike.com prelims:

Jason Graves def. Rafal Skibinski via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1, 2:50

Cliff Wright def. Bobby Reardanz via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1, 3:39

Ryan Martinez def. Manny Lara via Majority Decision (28-28, 29-27, 29-27)

Chase Beebe def. Bo Harris via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

Joe Williams def. Rod Montoya via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1, 3:17

Anthony Gomez def. Jose Medina via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1, 2:32

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ONE FC 6: Rise of Kings results:

Shinya Aoki def. Arnaud Lepont via Submission (Triangle Choke) – Round 1, 1:25

Kotetsu Boku def. Zorobabel Moreira via TKO (Punches) – Round 3, 1:02 – to win inaugural lightweight title

Soo Chul Kim def. Leandro Issa via Knockout (Punch) – Round 2, 0:15 – to win inaugural bantamweight title

Melvin Manhoef def. Ryo Kawamura via Knockout (Punch) – Round 1, 4:40

Jens Pulver def. Yanfei Zhao via technical Unanimous Decision – bantamweight-grand-prix opening round

Masakatsu Ueda def. Min Jung Song via Unanimous Decision – bantamweight-grand-prix opening round

Kevin Belingon def. Yusup Saadulaev via knockout (Strikes) – Round 1, 4:18 – bantamweight-grand-prix opening round

Gianni Subba def. Bruce Loh via knockout (Soccer Kick) – Round 1, 0:33

Mitch Chilson def. Ngabdi Mulyadi via TKO (Strikes) – Round 2, 1:03

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Invicta FC 3 results:

Jessica Penne def. Naho Sugiyama via Submission (Triangle Choke) – 2:20 – Round 2 – claims the inaugural/vacant Invicta FC Atomweight title

Shayna Baszler def. Sarah D’Alelio via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – 0:37 – Round 2

Leslie Smith def. Kaitlin Young via TKO (Crucifix w/punches) – 2:29 – Round 2

Barb Honchak def. Ainsly Daly via Unanimous Decision (30-27,30-27,30-27)

Vanessa Porto def. Tara Larosa via Unanimous Decision (30-27,30-27,30-27)

Cat Zingano def. Raquel Pennington via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – 3:32 – Round 2

Michelle Waterson def. Lacey Schuckmann via Split Decision

Julia Budd def. Danielle West via TKO (Ground & Pound) – 2:32 – Round 1

Carla Esparza def. Lynn Alvarez via TKO (Ground & Pound) – 2:53 – Round 1

Joanne Calderwood def. Ashley Cummins via KO (Knee to Body) – 3:13 – Round 1

Stephanie Frausto def. Amy Davis  via Submission (Guillotine Choke) – 0:48 – Round 1

Jessamyn Duke def. Marciea Allen via Submission (Arm Bar) – 4:42 – Round 1

Tecia Torres def. Kaiyana Rain via Unanimous Decision (30-27,30-27,30-27)

Ediane Gomes def. Katalina Malungahu via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – 4:19 – Round 1

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CES MMA – Real Pain results:

Dave Bautista def. Vince Lucero via TKO (Ground & Pound) – 4:05 – Round 1

Chandler Holderness def. Todd Chatelle via TKO (Flying Knee/Punches) – 0:27 – Round 1

David Loiseau def. Chris McNally via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage) – 2:30 – Round 1

John Howard def. Brett Chism via TKO (Ground & Pound) – 3:31 – Round 2

Mike Campbell def. Gemiyale Adkins via Unanimous Decision (30-27,30-27,30-27)

Calvin Katter def. Saul Almeida via Unanimous Decision (30-27,30-27,29-28)

Luis Felix def. Marc Stevens via Unanimous Decision (29-28,29-28,29-28)

Tyler King def. Josh Diekmann via Unanimous Decision

Greg Rebello def. Chris Guillen via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – 2:26 – Round 1

Brennan Ward def. Shedrick Goodridge via TKO (Punches) – 2:36 – Round 1

Andre Soukhamthath def. Rob Costa via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage) – 4:44 – Round 2

Nate Andrews def. Leon Davis via Submission (Guillotine Choke) – 0:29 – Round 2

Kevin Horowitz def. Tyson Chartier via Unanimous Decision

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Superior 8 – Malmo results:

Ilir Latifi def. Jorge Oliveira via Unanimous Decision

Marcus Davis def. David Bielkheden via Unanimous Decision

Matti Makela def. James McSweeney via TKO (Punches) – Round 2

Malik Arash Mawlayi def. David Round via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1

Martin Akhtar def. Leandro Gontijo via TKO (Punches) – Round 2

Yosef Ali Mohammed def. Denis Sokol via (Knees & Punches) – Round 1

Partick Vallee def. Martin Wojcik via Submission (Arm Bar) – Round 1

David Glasnovic def. Sharyar Sazesh via Submission (Knee Bar) – Round 1

Farshad Farsiani def. Ake Bergvall via Submission (Guillotine Choke) – Round 1

Bilal Musa def. Edris Rafigh via Split Decision

Sadri Kelmedi def. Julius Zurauskis via Submission (Arm-Triangle Choke) – Round 3

Simon Skold def. Michel Ersoy via Unanimous Decision

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Rumble in the Cage 46 results:

Pro bouts:

Eben Kaneshiro def. Tim Tamaki via Submission (Arm-Triangle Choke) – Round 1 – 0:58

Jason Gorny def. Sean Merkl via Submission (Arm-Triangle Choke) – Round 1 – 1:24

Steve Lopez def. Spencer Rohovie via Unanimous Decision

Maged Hammo def. Nathan Wilkins via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1 – 2:24

Brandt Dewsbery def. Benjamin Smith via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 3 – 3:15

Amateur bouts:

Tyler Illubrun def. Dan Amyotte via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1 – 4:57

Ian Odland def. Will Monzon via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1 – 0:32

Josh Goodheart def. Nick Plourde via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1 – 2:30

Doug Westbrook def. Matt Macloud via TKO (Strikes from Mount) – Round 1 – 1:38

Cornelius Krahn def. Mike Hansen via TKO (Ground & Pound) – Round 1 – 4:29

Teddy Ash def. Jeremy Rickaby via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1 – 1:02

Ben Fehr def. Chad Isbister via KO (Strike) – Round 1 – 0:09

David Schewaga def. Dustin Gould via Verbal Tapout – Round 1 – 2:30

Tyler Larkin def. Kyle Miller via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 1 – 4:45

Travis Cardinal def. Mark Poitras via TKO (Corner Stoppage) – Round 1 – 5:00

Elijah Richards def. Elvis Lyon via TKO (Ground & Pound) – Round 1 – 2:42

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CFA 8 – Araujo vs. Bradley results:

Valdir Araujo def. Paul Bradley via Split Decision

Luiz Firmino def. Toby Imada Unanimous Decision

Frank Carrillo def. Charles Blanchard via Unanimous Decision

Oscar Delgado  def. Roy Jones via TKO (Knees & Punches) – 2:23 – Round 1

Josh Mercado def. Haender Rodriguez via Submission (Guillotine Choke) – 4:26 – Round 3

Patrick Cenoble def. Michael Trujillo via TKO (Punches) – 3:44 – Round 1

Danny Chavez def. Chino Duran via Unanimous Decision

Michael Lilly def. Jacob Brunelle via TKO (Punches) – 4:19 – Round 1

Jayson Jones def. Gabriel Varona via Unanimous Decision

Alex Poulsen def. Maurice Salmon via Submission (Arm Bar) – 0:16 – Round 1

Pablo Alfonso def. Patrick Williams via KO (Punch) – 1:22 – Round 1

Yosdenis Cedeno def. Tony Christodoulou via Unanimous Decision

Michael Nates def. Jason Gladley via Unanimous Decision

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King of the Cage – Stranglehold results:

Derek Campos def. Joe Condon via TKO -1:56 – Round 3 – Claims vacant KOTC Jr Welterweight title

Brenda Gonzales def. Sarah Alpar via Unanimous Decision - New KOTC Women’s Jr Flyweight Champion

Matthew Jones def. Terrell Thomas via Unanimous Decision

Jesse Hernandez def. Manuel Guillen via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) – 2:06 – Round 1

Chevvy Bridges def. Rowdy Wilbourn via Submission (Kimura) – 0:58 – Round 2

Alfred Walker def. Eric Benton via TKO – 3:45 – Round 3

Ian Dela Cuesta def. Chavous Smith via Submission (Armbar) – 3:47 – Round 2

Soannia Tiem def. Jazmin Quezada via Submission (Armbar) – 1:47 – Round 1

Albert Bocardo def. Kashiff Solarin via Submission (Armbar) – 4:59 – Round 1

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*** Times, methods, scores, and rounds unavailable for certain bouts****

 

Wrestling Uncensored Co-Host Johnny North Headed to Florida for WWE Tryout

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Montreal, QC (September 12, 2012) Wrestling Uncensored co-host and www.ringsidereport.net writer Johnny North (@northgenesis) confirmed today that he received a phone call this morning from WWE talent scout/ President of WWE Developmental Steve Keirn that he has been accepted for his WWE/NXT Wrestling tryout. Formally known as Florida Championship Wrestling, NXT Wrestling is WWE’s developmental territory.

North will report to Tampa Arena in Tampa, Florida on September 28th through October 1st for a 4 day Clinic/Tryout for an opportunity to be seen and evaluated by WWE Talent Relations and a potential contract. North will be evaluated by wrestling legends and superstars Steve Keirn, Bill DeMott, Dusty Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat, Norman Smiley, Terry Taylor, and Joey Mercury.

Good friend of Ringside Report Radio/Wrestling Uncensored Paul Rossetti is also headed down for the tryout.

The entire Ringside Report Radio/Wrestling Uncensored crew wishes both North and Rossetti the best of luck with this great opportunity.

—Ringside Report Radio/Wrestling Uncensored press release—

Ringside Report Radio & Wrestling Uncensored Olympics Schedule Alterations

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As the 2012 Summer Olympic Games begin on Friday July 27th until Saturday August 12th, TSN Radio 990 will be airing a daily London 2012 recap show at 10pm every night. Therefore, five episodes of Ringside Report Radio and three episodes of Wrestling Uncensored will air accordingly following these recap shows.

Although episodes will air later than usual, we would like to ensure our fans that Ringside Report Radio will continue to bring you the latest coverage of all things MMA including full previews of UFC on FOX 4 on episode #463 and UFC 150: Henderson vs. Edgar II on episode #465. Wrestling Uncensored will continue the buildup to SummerSlam with weekly recaps of WWE programming.

If by chance you are unable to tune into these episodes live, each and every episode will be available for podcast download here on www.ringsidereport.net or via podcast subscription on iTunes. For more show info and upcoming guests stay tuned to www.ringsidereport.net or check our official Facebook Page, and follow us on Twitter: Dave Simon, Kevin McKough, Johnny North, Jeremy Prophet.

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Ringside Report Radio & Wrestling Uncensored Olympic Schedule:

Ringside Report Radio #461: Friday July 27th 11:00pm – 1:00am ET
Wrestling Uncensored #94: Saturday July 28th 11:00pm – Midnight ET
Ringside Report Radio #462: Wednesday August 1st 11:00pm – Midnight ET
Ringside Report Radio #463: August 3rd 11:00pm – 1:00am ET
Wrestling Uncensored #95: August 4th 11:00pm – Midnight ET
Ringside Report Radio #464: August 8th 11:00pm – Midnight ET
Ringside Report Radio #465: August 10th 11:00pm – 1:00am ET
Wrestling Uncensored #96: August 11th 11:00pm – Midnight ET

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Tune in Alert! Hardcore Legend Mick Foley & Invicta FC President Shannon Knapp on Ringside Report Radio Tonight!

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Be sure to tune into Ringside Report Radio at 10pm tonight on TSN Radio 990 as Hardcore Legend Mick Foley (@realMickFoley) joins the crew live in studio, as well as Invicta FC President & Co-Founder Shannon Knapp (@shanknapp) joins the panel.

Former three time WWE champion, TNA World Heavyweight champion, multi-time New York times bestselling author and now standup comedian, Mick Foley  will join us to discuss his comedy appearances Just For Laughs comedy festival here in Montreal. Foley partners up with comedian Brendon Burns in Brendon Burns and Mick Foley Good God Almighty  a mash-up style comedy show with the two talking wrestling. Foley’s three appearances at the festival Just For Laughs take place at Cabaret de l’Underworld later tonight at midnight, Friday July 27th, and Saturday July 28th. The entire Ringside Report Radio & Wrestling Uncensored crew will be on hand to be part of this monumental occasion & interview, as Dave & Kevin will be joined by Jeremy Prophet, the Green Phantom, & Johnny North.  Hear Foley’s thoughts on his standup career, as well as a whole lot of wrestling chatter.

Also join the program is Invicta FC Co-Founder & President Shannon Knapp . A former execuutive at UFC, STRIKEFORCE, IFL, Affliction and many more promotions, Knapp started the first all-female MMA promotion in North America. Giving female fighters the opportunity to fight at proper weight classes and be showcased on a grand scale. Knapp discusses all things Invicta FC, including Saturday’s Invicta FC 2, going forward as a promotion, future plans, and  Women’s MMA as a whole. The entire 13-bout Invicta FC 2 card airs live Saturday July 28th for free on InvictaFC.com.

Dave & Kevin will also be recapping UFC 149, and discussing the latest headlines in the world of MMA in 2-Hours of MMAgic/Wrestling talk.

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Wrestling Roundup!

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This weeks Wrestling Roundup (June  11th-17th, 2012) features the results of all four WWE television shows, the No Way Out Pay-Per-View, TNA IMPACT Wrestling, Ring of Honor results, and Johnny North’s match at MWF’s Whatever It Takes event.

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Monday June 11th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Tensai - Non Title

Dolph Ziggler def. Christian, Jack Swagger & The Great Khali - New #1 Contender for World Heavyweight Champion (4-way Elimination Match)

Ryback def. Willard Fillmore and Rutherford “PS” Hayes (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

Big Show def. Kofi Kingston (Steel Cage Match)

Sin Cara def. Curt Hawkins

Vader def. Heath Slater

WWE Champion CM Punk & AJ Lee def. Kane & Daniel Bryan

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Wednesday June 13th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tyler Reks & Curt Hawkins def. Derrick Bateman & Percy Watson

Kaitlyn def. Natalya

The Usos def. Johnny Curtis & Michael McGillicutty

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Thursday June 14th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zack Ryder def. Michael McGillicutty

The Primetime Players Titus O’Neil & Darren Young def. The Usos Jimmy & Jey

Hunico w/ Camacho def. Justin Gabriel

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Friday June 15th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dolph Ziggler & Daniel Bryan w/ Vickie Guerrero def. WWE Champion CM Punk & World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus w/ AJ Lee

Brodus Clay def. Heath Slater

Beth Phoenix def. Alicia Fox

Intercontinental Champion Christian def. Jack Swagger / Vickie Guerrero – Non Title

Ryback def. Ari Cohen & Mike Testa (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

Damien Sandow def. Tyson Kidd

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Sunday June 17th, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brodus Clay def. David Otunga (count out)

World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus def. Dolph Ziggler - retains title

Santino Marella def. Ricardo Rodriguez (Tuxedo Match)

Intercontinental Champion Christian def. Cody Rhodes - retains title

PrimeTime Players Titus O’Neil & Darren Young def. Primo & Epico, The Usos, Tyson Kidd & Justin Gabriel - New #1 contenders

Divas Champion Layla def. Beth Phoenix – retains title

Sin Cara def. Hunico

WWE Champion CM Punk def. Kane & Daniel Bryan - retains title

Ryback def. Dan Delaney & Rob Grymes (2-on-1 Handicap Match)

John Cena def. Big Show (Cage Match)

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Thursday June 14th, 2012

TNA X-Division Champion Austin Aries def. Chris Sabin & Zima Ion (Ultimate X Match)

TNA TV Champion Devon def. Hernandez

James Storm def. AJ Styles, Rob Van Dam, Jeff Hardy, Brutus Magnus, Kurt Angle, Samoa Joe, Abyss, D’Angelo Dinero, Christopher Daniels, Robbie E & Bully Ray (Bound for Glory Series Gaunlet Match)

TNA Knockouts Champion Brooke Tessmacher def. Madison Rayne

TNA World Champion Bobby Roode def. Ken Anderson

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Friday June 15th, 2012

                                                                                                 “The Baddest Tag Team on the Planet” #DemBoys The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) def. Totally Awesome (Paradyse & “The Psychadelic Superstar” Chris Silvio).

The All Night Express def. Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander

“American Wolf” Davey Richards & “No Fear” Mike Mondo – time limit draw

Adam Cole defeated BJ Whitmer, Kyle O’Reilly & ROH TV Champion Roderick Strong w/Truth Martini (Corner Survival “Proving Ground” Match) - New ROH TV Title #1 contender

Jay Lethal def.”Unbreakable” Michael Elgin w/Truth Martini

 Jay Briscoe def. “The Outlaw” Charlie Haas (Texas Death Match)

ROH World Champion “Wrestling’s Worst Nightmare” Kevin Steen def. “Die Hard” Eddie Edwards – retains title

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Saturday June 16th, 2012

 

 

 

 

MWF Regional Champion Ivan Sullivan def. Chakal by DQ – retains title

Darkko def. Gatean L’Amour

Johnny North def. The Green Phantom (Aided with a low blow by Carl Choquette)

Alex Silva & Marvelous Jeff def. Bryan Kevins, Maverick and Lex Lerman

SOA Amin def. Razen

Chris Cruze def. Nico Marshall  (Chain match)

Pauly Platinum and Stew win the MWF Tag Team Titles in a four team ladder match

MWF National Champion Shayne Hawke def.  Pat Guenette – retains title

Tune in Alert! MMA Legend Dan “The Beast” Severn on Ringside Report Radio Tonight!

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Be sure to tune into Ringside Report Radio at 10pm tonight on TSN Radio 990 as MMA Legend Dan “The Beast” Severn joins the panel to talk about his amazing career, both MMA and Pro Wrestling.

Dan Severn (101-17-7 MMA, 9-3 UFC) made his MMA debut in 1994 during the early days of the UFC, and is still fighting today. Severn most recently won his 101st victory on April 28th. Runner up of the fourth UFC tournament to Royce Gracie, Severn followed his first appearance on the scene by winning UFC 5 tournament, Ultimate Ultimate 1995, and the UFC Superfight tournament. The UFC Hall of Famer has stepped into the cage with some of the best in the business including Ken Shamrock, Royce Gracie, Pedro Rizzo, Josh Barnett, Forrest Griffin, Tank Abbott, Pat Miletich, Mark Coleman, Jeremy Horn, among others. Severn also dabbled in Pro Wrestling, capturing the NWA Championship. Severn held the title  for four years, the longest reign in over two decades and the third longest reign in the championships history. Severn competed in the WWE, ROH, NWA, and UWF International in Japan during his wrestling career.

Dave & Kevin will be discussing the ongoing results of The Ultimate Fighter Live Finale, as well as revealing the Top 10 rankings for the month of June. All this and much more in 2 Hours of MMAgic.

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Tune in Alert! Aggression MMA’s Moin Mirza on Ringside Report Radio Tonight

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Be sure to tune into Ringside Report Radio tonight at 10pm, as Co-Founder of Alberta based Aggression MMA, Moin Mirza joins the panel.

Moin Mirza (@Agressionmma1) will discuss the details on the new merger, between three Western Canadian promotions that include Aggression MMA, Armageddon Fighting Championships, and AX Combat, which will be now known as Aggression Fighting Championships. The three promotions will merge to become this biggest MMA organization in Canada, are are expecting to produce between 9 & 11 fight cards a year under one banner. The newly formed AFC has already scheduled three fight events in 2012 with  AFC 8 in Victoria on April 14th, AFC 9 in Edmonton June 8th, and AFC 10 in Calgary on June 15th.

Dave & Kevin will also be discussing the “Alistair Overeem” situation, as new developments have come into play, Brock Lesnar in WWE as well as preview and prediction Friday’s Bellator 65 and much more in 2 hours of MMAgic.

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Tune in Alert! UFC’s Demetrious Johnson, Damacio Page & WWE World Champion Daniel Bryan on Ringside Report Radio Tonight!

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Be sure to tune into Ringside Report Radio tonight as UFC Flyweight contender Demetrious Johnson, UFC Bantamweight fighter Damacio Page, & WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan join the panel.

Due to a last minute booking of Mike Ricci on Wednesday’s episode of Ringside Report Radio, the pre-taped conversation that Dave & Kevin had with Damacio Page has been added to tonight’s line up. In this exclusive interview, hear “The Angel of Death” Damacio Page’s thoughts on spending time in Montreal for his training camp, his first trip to Europe, and on his upcoming bout against Brad Pickett at UFC on Feul TV 2 on April 14th in Stockholm, Sweden.

Flyweight contender Demetrious Johnson returns to Ringside Report Radio since his first appearance on the 5th Anniversary show. After going the distance with UFC Bantamweight Champion Dominick Cruz in October,  Johnson made the decision to drop down to the newly former Flyweight (125lbs.) division. At UFC on FX 2 in the semi-finals of the inaugural tournament, Johnson went three rounds with Ian McCall and was declared the winner by majority decision. After recounting the scores, the head of the Austrailian Athletic Commission, admitted to miscounting the scores, and the bout was declared a draw. Johnson will discuss the rematch that is set to take place sometime in April of this year and much more.

Due to no Wrestling Uncensored this week, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan was interviewed by Dave Simon to promote WWE’s upcoming SuperShow at the Bell Centre on March 16th. Bryan discusses everything from pro wrestling, to MMA, to Oreo cookies.

 

 

 Also on tonight’s program get a chance to win a pair of tickets to Ringside MMA 13: St-Patrick’s Day Beatdown at the Metropolis on March 17th. Dave & Kevin will also be keeping you up to date with the ongoing results of Bellator 60.

 

 

 

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WWE: The Best of Raw and Smackdown 2011 DVD review

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The Rock’s grand return to WWE, the bitter rivalry for the World Heavyweight Championship between Randy Orton and Christian, the pipebomb promo CM Punk dropped, all in The Best of Raw and Smackdown 2011 DVD.

Four discs filled with many shocking and emotional moments coming from both shows. On Smackdown, The retirement of Edge and having to give up the World Heavyweight Championship came out of nowhere. The rise of Sin Cara in WWE as he faces off with some of the best in WWE in Daniel Bryan, Christian, and having a Mask VS. Mask match against another wrestler also called Sin Cara.

The Rock first promo bashing John Cena and making fun of Michael Cole is featured, but unfortunately the moments where The Rock was physically involved with Cena are only in the Blu-Ray edition. Stone Cold Steve Austin’s return along with JBL’s short return is also in the DVD set, for fans of the WWE Attitude era there were particular moments that were worth watching. The most controversial RAW moment of 2011 was Punk’s shoot on how he does not like the way WWE is ran. Vince McMahon being relived of his duties is shown soon afterwards, watching the DVD set you can tell WWE was extremely interesting to watch in the summer of 2011.

Usually WWE releases a Best of Smackdown or Best of RAW box set, but this flows a lot better. The switch between the heavy drama that goes on in RAW compared to the amount of action that occurs on Smackdown, fans get a great variety of matches and promos as a result. If you missed or want to relive WWE 2011, this set is a great way to do it. However the Blu-ray edition is the complete version.

WWE: The Best of Raw and Smackdown 2011

Rated PG

eOne Films

Released on Jan. 31, 2012 

DISC 1

Falls Count Anywhere Match for the WWE Championship
The Miz vs. John Morrison
Raw – 3rd January, 2011

Intercontinental Championship Match
Dolph Ziggler vs. Kofi Kingston
SmackDown – 7th January, 2011

2-out-of-3 Falls Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto Del Rio
SmackDown – 7th January, 2011

Divas Championship Match
Natalya vs. Melina
Raw – 24th January, 2011

The Miz vs. Daniel Bryan
Raw – 14th February, 2011

The Rock Returns to Raw
Raw – 14th February, 2011

John Cena Responds to The Rock
Raw – 21st February, 2011

The Championship Coronation of Dolph Ziggler
SmackDown – 18th February, 2011

A Stone Cold Referee
Raw – 7th March, 2011

“The Rock” Attacks John Cena?
Raw – 14th March, 2011

Steel Cage Match
Christian vs. Alberto Del Rio
SmackDown – 18th March, 2011

Intercontinental Championship Match
Kofi Kingston vs. Wade Barrett
SmackDown – 25th March, 2011

Streak in Jeopardy?
Raw – 28th March, 2011

DISC 2

Edge Says Goodbye
SmackDown – 15th April, 2011

A New Side of R-Truth
Raw – 25th April, 2011

WWE Championship Match
John Cena vs. The Miz
Raw – 2nd May, 2011

World Heavyweight Championship Match
Christian vs. Randy Orton
SmackDown – 6th May, 2011

Riley’s Revenge
Raw – 23rd May, 2011

World Heavyweight Championship Match
Randy Orton vs. Sheamus with Christian as Special Guest Referee
SmackDown – 3rd June, 2011

6-Man Tag Team Elimination Match
John Cena, Randy Orton & Alex Riley vs. Christian, R-Truth & The Miz
Raw – 20th June, 2011

Daniel Bryan vs. Cody Rhodes
SmackDown – 24th June, 2011

CM Punk Speaks His Mind
Raw – 27th June, 2011

Christian vs. Sin Cara
SmackDown – 1st July, 2011

Mr. McMahon is Relieved of His Duties
Raw – 18th July, 2011

DISC 3

WWE Championship Match
Rey Mysterio vs. John Cena
Raw – 25th July, 2011

Intercontinental Championship Match
Ezekiel Jackson vs. Cody Rhodes
SmackDown – 12th August, 2011

Falls Count Anywhere Match
John Morrison vs. R-Truth
Raw – 15th August, 2011

Alberto Del Rio vs. Daniel Bryan
SmackDown – 19th August, 2011

WWE Tag Team Championship Match
David Otunga & Michael McGillicutty vs. Kofi Kingston & Evan Bourne
Raw – 22nd August, 2011

Steel Cage Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
Randy Orton vs. Christian
SmackDown – 30th August, 2011

Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
SmackDown – 9th September, 2011

The Cutting Edge with Randy Orton & Mark Henry
SmackDown – 16th September, 2011

Mark Henry is Unleashed
Raw – 19th September, 2011

Special Challenge Match
Dolph Ziggler with Vickie Guerrero vs. Zack Ryder with Hugh Jackman
Raw – 19th September, 2011

Lumberjack Match
Mark Henry vs. Christian
SmackDown – 23rd September, 2011

CM Punk vs. Alberto Del Rio
Raw – 26th September, 2011

DISC 4

John Cena, CM Punk, Sheamus, Kofi Kingston, Evan Bourne & Mason Ryan vs.
Alberto Del Rio, Christian, Cody Rhodes, Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger & David Otunga
Raw – 3rd October, 2011

Vote of No Confidence
Raw – 3rd October, 2011

John Cena vs. Sheamus with Referee Triple H & Commentator CM Punk
Raw – 10th October, 2011
Best of Raw & Smackdown 2011

Mask vs. Mask
Sin Cara vs. Sin Cara
SmackDown from Mexico – 21st October, 2011

Street Fight
Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
SmackDown – 4th November, 2011

World Heavyweight Championship Match
Mark Henry vs. Daniel Bryan
SmackDown – 4th November, 2011

Champion vs. Champion Match
CM Punk vs. Dolph Ziggler
Raw – 21st November, 2011


WWE: Greatest Rivalries: Shawn Michaels VS. Bret Hart DVD review

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The most controversial match in Canadian and perhaps WWE history, Bret Hart versus Shawn Michaels from Survivor Series 1997, is finally discussed between the two in WWE: Greatest Rivalries: Shawn Michaels VS. Bret Hart.

Not only do Hart and Michaels talk about their match from Montreal, but along with Jim Ross they take a look back at the start of their WWE careers and how they interacted with each other up until their last match. This is not your typical WWE DVD presentation as both Hart and Michaels throughout use terminology typically used by entertainers backstage or by hardcore fans. They openly talk about how certain shows were planned and the ideas they both presented.

“He kinda threw sh*t in my face. From that point on I told Vince (McMahon) I’m not putting him over,” says Hart on why he did not want to lose to Michaels at the Montreal pay-per-view. Hart explains at first they were friends, until Michaels started to develop an attitude problem right before Hart dropped the WWE Championship to Michaels at WrestleMania 12. Michaels admits to a cocky edge and that he was very self-centred. Michaels cannot remember a lot of his comments or actions against Hart and other superstars but he does not deny that he was a jerk.

“We worked ourselves into a shoot,” is what both agreed on in the end. Their interviews and actions against each other on television and off-camera started to create doubt in both their minds. Michaels completely blew up when Hart accidentally stretched an episode of RAW, causing the viewing audience to miss the Sweet Chin Music to end the show. Michaels fired back the next week with a “Sunny Days” comment that enraged the Hitman.

Michaels gets very emotional on how Hart opened up to him mere hours before the Montreal Screwjob. While Hart went through some horrifying dark times following his WWE days he did manage to get his life back on track and eventually let go a lot of hate and anger he had for Michaels.

Eight matches are featured on the DVD release and surprisingly the Survivor Series ’97 match is not one of them, you have to buy the Blu-ray version for it. While Hart and Michaels agree that the Rockers VS. Hart Foundation 2 out of 3 falls match for the WWE Tag Team Championships should have never made air it is a little frustrating to not see the entire match to fully understand what they are talking about.

There’s no question if you’re a Hart or Michaels fan you want to see this DVD. WWE gives their hardcore fans so much new material and enough classic footage to help educate new fans. This release is also enjoyable for fans that want the realistic issues in wrestling that rarely make TV. It’s quite possibly the most real home video release ever by WWE.

WWE: Greatest Rivalries: Shawn Michaels VS. Bret Hart

Rated PG

eOne Films

Released on Oct. 24, 2011

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DVD listing–

Disc 1
San Antonio vs. Calgary

The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation

Heartbreak Kid vs.The Hit Man

Intercontinental Champion vs. WWE Champion

Showstopper vs. Excellence of Execution

Progressive vs. Traditional

Fantasy vs. Reality

Respect vs. Trust

Redemption vs. Reconciliation

Hope vs. Peace

Disc 2
The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation
Madison Square Garden – 25th November, 1989

Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Wrestling Challenge – 10th February, 1990

The Rockers vs. The Hart Foundation
Tokyo Dome – 30th March, 1991

Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Portland, Oregon– 21st July, 1992

Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Syracuse, New York– 29th April, 1992

WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Survivor Series – 25th November, 1992

Steel Cage Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Utica, New York – 1st December, 1993

Disc 3
Iron Man Match for the WWE Championship
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
WrestleMania 12 – 31st March, 1996

WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Bret Hart’s Induction
Chicago, Illinois – 1st April, 2006

Bret Hart Returns to Raw
Raw – 4th January, 2010

WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Shawn Michaels’ Induction
Atlanta, Georgia – 2nd April, 2011