NWA Ohio Valley TV results - January 24, 2015

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Taped from The Davis Arena in Louisville, Kentucky on January 21, 2015
Airdate January 24, 2015 - 9:00am central, WBNA-TV 21
Airdate January 24, 2015 - 12:00pm central, RetroTV 21.4
Airdate January 24, 2015 - 10:00pm central, WBNA-TV 21
Airdate January 25, 2015 - 6:00pm central, RetroTV 21.4

Heavyweight champion: Jamin Olivencia
Tag Team champions: Shiloh Jonze & The French Stallion
TV champion: Eric Locker
Women's champion: Jessie Belle

Dean Hill, Gilbert Corsey, and Michael Titus welcome viewers to the show. A week removed from Retribution, but there is no rest as we are running full steam ahead towards the next Saturday Night Special on February 7. Today in the main event, a rematch had been scheduled with Michael Hayes vs Rob Terry, but from what we understand, Terry's gone! He has walked out of Ohio Valley, perhaps embarrassed about not being able to back up his actions against Hayes, but here's the kicker. In his place today will be the manager, Timmy Danger! That's right, what goes around comes around, and it will be No DQ to boot. Also today, now former Tag Team champions Raul Lamotta & The Mexicutioner will get a rematch against the team that took the championship last Saturday for their second reign, Shiloh Jonze & The French Stallion of The Blacklist. They fought at Retribution but once was not enough as Melvin Maximus takes on The Body Guy. A 10 man battle royal to determine the new #1 contender to Eric Locker's TV Title. Plus the fallout from the Director of Authority Trailer Park Trash getting physical last Saturday with Dylan Bostic. Starting is off though, "Ironman" by Black Sabbath takes over the P.A. as the new ring announcer Scarlett Bordeaux kicks us off with the opening match introductions ...

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Match #1
Rob Conway defeats Dapper Dan @ 5:13 via pinfall after the Ego Trip, a Whiplash. This was an important match for the Ironman, having set out to climb the ranks of the NWA and challenge Samoa Joe for the World Title, only to taste defeat a week ago at Retribution against Rudy Switchblade. Titus pushes that Conway can't hack it anymore, and where as he once was at the top of his game, wrestlers like Switchblade are the present and the future. Conway had a rough go against Dapper Dan early, even taking his finishing move of the big German Suplex, but kicking out at the 2. Conway would make a comeback and manage to finish Dapper Dan off for the victory. Gilbert says that Conway will need a lot more W's and no knock on Dapper Dan, but against stiffer competition at that, if he wants to compete for the World Title. Dean says if anybody can, it's Conway.

And not to take away from Conway's win, but in the crowd comes Jeremiah Plunkett once again. He heads to the barriers where Conway is shaking hands with fans after his win. Plunkett is applauding as Conway stops to take notice. Plunkett makes his E like gesture with his left hand and then extends a right hand like any other fan. Conway seems suspicious, but shakes it. Plunkett however does not let it go. Instead he grabs Conway with his left hand, pulls him in and pulls his right hand from Conway's grip to sucker punch him with a cheap shot. Conway goes to grab him but Plunkett steps back and Davis Arena security is quickly there and separating them. Several begin to escort Plunkett away as Conway yells for them to let him through and let him fight. No answers today from Plunkett's week to week countdown, unless this is what he was referring to in some way?


-- First commercial break --

Back from the break and Dylan Bostic is joining Gilbert at ringside as things have cooled off. Bostic says that today is the dawn of a new era in Ohio Valley. See, what happened at Retribution was that the D.o.A. Trailer Park Trash physically assaulted him. After weeks and months of mental assault on him, it was just desserts. The Ohio Valley rulebook states that the Director of Authority cannot touch a performer and if he does, he is subject to removal. Bostic says he filed the complaint and he can announce that effective today, Trailer Park Trash is finished! That means the dress crap is over! He wins, Trailer Park Trash loses. So with that comes a new Dylan Bostic, a new attitude, a new wave, because of this moment he is no longer the Justin Bieber of professional wrestling, he is New Wave Dylan Bostic and he is going straight to the top of OVW whether the fans like it or not.

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Match #2
Melvin Maximus defeats The Body Guy @ 2:36 via submission to The Bear Hug. Body Guy was looking for revenge from the loss dealt by his former body guard last Saturday and was quick to jump Melvin right off the bell. Laying into him, it wouldn't take long for the former 2 time winner of the Kentucky Muscle bodybuilding contest to make a comeback as he caught Body Guy with a big clothesline. From there, he locked in the bear hug and Body Guy was left with no other option but to submit before collapsing to the mat upon release by Maximus. No doubt about it today as Melvin Maximus again makes his former master submit and perhaps puts the exclamation mark on their rivalry.


-- Second commercial break --

The Gossip Minute with Mandy Leon

New segment as newcomer to the broadcast team, The Gossip Girl Mandy Leon runs down some of the latest news and rumors that are making the rounds from backstage at the Davis Arena. Fact or fiction, you decide ...

- Jay Bradley has been busy training for the Hell In A Cell match in his home town of Chicago, serving as an MMA sparring partner for CM Punk
- The Bully Rob Terry didn't leave Ohio Valley after suffering a loss to Michael Hayes at Retribution, he was fired by Timmy Danger
- Speaking of Timmy Danger wrestlers, Marcus Anthony remains under contract to him and will continue to forcefully sit out
- Dirty South Tracy Smothers has left town per the stips of the Heidi Lovelace match, heading to Memphis in pursuit of The King Jerry Lawler for revenge

Tag Team Title match

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Match #3
Tag Team champions The Blacklist defeat Raul Lamotta & The Mexicutioner to retain the title @ 7:52 when Shiloh Jonze pinned Lamotta after The French Stallion hit him with The French Connection and reversed a cover. During a competitive match, EFD Eddie Diamond came out and approached the manager of the challengers, Shelly Martinez, presenting her with flowers. She seemed taken back by the gesture, not knowing what to do. Diamond then got to 1 knee presenting them, leading to The Mexicutioner coming over and grabbing the flowers to throw them down and tell EFD to get the hell out of here. This took away the referee's attention as Lamotta had a cover on Jonze, only to get side swiped by French Stallion hitting his running big boot to the head and putting Jonze on top. The champions retain as Martinez is beside herself at the loss. Mexicutioner heads back in, but the champions get out to the floor. Dean says it is a shame that any championship have fallen into the hands of The Blacklist given their agenda of a takeover, but Titus thinks it's just the first domino to fall as before long, Rudy Switchblade will have the gold as well. Gilbert meanwhile emphasizes that Lamotta & Mexicutioner just lost, thanks in part to EFD of The Wild Boyz, and they are not likely to take the loss without some form of vengeance against Diamond in the weeks to come.


-- Third commercial break --

Before the next match, Rudy Switchblade is out to talk with Gilbert. He says how great it is that Shiloh Jonze & The French Stallion brought the Tag Team Title back to The Blacklist, and when he finally gets his shot at Jamin Olivencia and the Heavyweight Title, he will do the same. Gilbert mentions first getting past Jay Bradley inside Hell In A Cell at Starrcade. Switchblade took him out 7 weeks ago by slamming his head in the door of the ambulance during the final match in their Best of 5 series. Switchblade tells him that is just elementary at this stage. Bradley might be training hard, might be thinking he's more motivated than ever, but the heart of the matter is that he will never be as good. Everybody's looking at the next Ohio Valley champion, a man that beat Rob Conway last week, the first man to pin Jamin Olivencia in 9 months 2 weeks ago, there is simply no stopping him. Bradley is not the first, he's just the next, and when they go to hell at Starrcade on Sunday, he will find out that Rudy Switchblade is the devil incarnate.

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Match #4
Rebel defeats Ray Lynn @ 3:45 via pinfall after a split legged leg drop. Newcomer to the Ohio Valley femmes fatale division sees Rebel score a victory displaying a great deal of flexibility with not only her finisher, but her entrance as she does the splits across the bottom rope before entering. Much of the match is used to talk about the change coming with champion Jessie Belle as going forward, she will no longer have Dirty South Tracy Smothers in her corner thanks to him being forced to leave town with a loss to Heidi Lovelace at Retribution. That opens the floor up to Lovelace maybe getting a fair rematch, or maybe Mary Elizabeth Monroe, both of whom fell victim to the antics of Smothers outside the ring.


-- Fourth commercial break --

Before the next match, the commentators are joined by TV champion Eric Locker. He remains silent and stone faced, clearly only interested in watching the action and find out who will be the new #1 contender and earn a shot at his title.

10 man Battle Royal

Match #5
The 10 wrestlers vying for the next shot at Eric Locker's TV championship are Aaron Sky, Chris Silvio, Deonta Davis, J Best, Jon Ramser, Leon Shelly, Metal Master, Paredyse, Rump Thump, and Ryan Howe. The match gets started in a hurry and it doesn't take long for the first elimination with Sky sending Ram Jam over the top rope with a superkick to the face. The second elimination sees Paredyse catch Shelly with the Keister to the Kisser in the corner. After thrusting Shelly's face into his rear end from a headscissors, he keeps hold of the top rope and flips him out to the floor. The third elimination sees Rump Thump going for the Rumper Stumper on Davis, but Davis holds onto the ropes. He charges at Thump, but he side steps and guides Davis over the top and to the floor. The fourth elimination sees J Best charging at Metal Master, only to have the masked wrestler drop down and pull the top rope down to send Best outside. The fifth sees Dylan Bostic reappear from earlier and get on the apron, grabbing Rump Thump as revenge for his getting involved in his affairs at Retribution last week. Silvio takes advantage of the distraction by hitting the Psychedelic Superpunch as Bostic pulls Thump over the top and to the floor.

With the ring presence cut in half, the sixth elimination sees Sky looking to get a second elimination on Metal Master. With him against the ropes, Paredyse comes from behind and instead lifts Sky up to drop him out to the floor. Sky can't believe it, but the show goes on as Paredyse and Silvio pair off, while Howe and Metal Master pair off. The crowd gets going as Paredyse gets the better of Silvio, eventually heading to the top rope. From ringside though, valet Mary Jane gets on the apron and grabs the ankle of Paredyse to stop him from jumping. This gave Silvio time to get up and head to the ropes to step up into a big Psychedelic Superpunch that knocks Paredyse off the top rope and to the floor. Howe meanwhile sends Metal Master to the floor and the match is down to 2.

Paredyse is still at ringside and goes after the valet. This gets Silvio's attention and leads to him turning his back on Howe. The Rockstar tries to throw Silvio to the floor, but he holds onto the top rope and holds on to skin the cat. As he comes back up, he catches Howe in a headscissors to try and pull him out. Howe goes over, but lands on the apron. The 2 wrestlers get up and start trading punches with Silvio getting the better. He backs up and charges with the superman punch finisher, but Howe manages to duck between the top and middle ropes and catch Silvio with a knee to the midsection that drops him down to the floor. The Rockstar wins and will challenge Locker for the TV Title. Keeping stone faced, Locker gives no reaction and when asked on his thoughts about facing Howe, Locker only gets up and holds his TV Title belt up. Howe points down at him and signs that the belt is coming his way.


-- Fifth commercial break --

Back from break and Danny Davis is out to talk with Gilbert. He says that he first wants to address what Dylan Bostic said earlier. Yes, it is true that due to his actions at Retribution last week that Trailer Park Trash is no longer the Director of Authority. The actions are under review to determine if further action is necessary, however next week a new D.o.A. will be announced. The second thing to address is The Pope Elijah Burke losing to CM Punk. Some are saying that Burke let him down, but that could not be further from the truth. While Punk does now have a shot at the Heavyweight Title at a date to be determined because heaven forbid he actually show up today to finalize the match, Davis just hopes that Burke will not allow the loss to impact him mentally. It happens to everybody that steps in the ring at some time and he has confidence that Burke will rise above it. And hopefully Jamin Olivencia will as well whenever the time comes against that gutless S.o.B.

No DQ match

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Match #6
Michael Hayes defeats Timmy Danger in a No DQ match @ 5:29 via submission to The Liberty Lock, a reverse seated cobra clutch. A lot of toying with the manager by the 1 legged Iraqi war vet, complete with prosthetic leg back after the iPPV victory over The Bully Rob Terry. Dean kept wondering if the Terry rumors were just a ploy to give Danger an out with the No DQ rule by having him interfere, but no such luck. Instead, Hayes had little regard for the manager, enjoying every minute of the beating. Danger would try to leave at 1 point, having had enough, but Hayes went through the curtain and emerged a few seconds later pulling Danger back to the ring by his hair and rolling him back in. Danger begged for mercy, but Hayes would hit a jaw breaker with his knee and then finish Danger off. For good measure he left it on past the bell. Titus called for the referee to reverse the decision, but Dean said and what disqualify Hayes in a No DQ match? This is what Danger deserves. Finally Hayes released it, was handed an American flag and waved it around the Davis Arena as Danger rolled out to the floor in defeat.

A brief rundown of next week follows. The day before the Superbowl, Ohio Valley presents "Super Saturday", including a Women's Title match with champion Jessie Belle defending against both Heidi Lovelace and Mary Elizabeth Monroe in a 3 way dance, Heavyweight champion Jamin Olivencia is here, plus the announcement of who is the new D.o.A. And a reminder, Sunday January 25, NWA presents Starrcade. Jay Bradley vs Rudy Switchblade, Hell In A Cell. Could The Backlist's reign of terror get derailed on national PPV? For Dean Hill & Michael Titus, Gilbert Corsey saying so long until then.

Websclusive match #1

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Heidi Lovelace & Mary Elizabeth Monroe defeat Taeler Hendrix & Seleziya Sparx @ 5:02 when Hendrix tapped out to Monroe's Rainbow Cross, a modified STO. With both Lovelace and Monroe set to challenge Jessie Belle for the Women's Title on the next TV in a 3 way, this gave both a good opportunity to get ready. Commentators for the match were The Fan Advocate Terry Boddie and Mr. Wrestling Nick Dinsmore. They might have gotten along now, but Dinsmore thinks it is almost a mistake to build a bond only to have to turn around and ignore it in a week's time. That could favor Belle retaining, with or without Tracy Smothers in her corner.

Websclusive match #2

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TV champion Eric Locker defeats Bud Dwight in a non title match @ 5:20 via pinfall after the Hurt Locker, an electric chair into a German suplex. Big opportunity for The Party Starter, but Locker was motivated in this outing and was able to finish him off despite the title not being at stake. With Rockstar Ryan Howe now the new #1 contender to the championship, Locker may finally meet his match. Dinsmore states that he was impressed with Locker's performance in the Ultimate X, but whether he is the real deal or not remains to be seen as there is not yet enough evidence. Boddie adds that Locker still has yet to taste defeat via a pinfall or a submission, but as the competition level increases, the chances of that extending much longer diminish.