Pro Wrestling: EVE “Special Edition III” Results

Von DutchLast weekend Pro Wrestling:EVE were in Sudbury, Suffolk for their last ever show at the Delphi Centre, “Special Edition III”. The show featured the EVE debut of rising Canadian star Leah Von Dutch, as well as appearances from Ted DiBiase and Tommy Dreamer.

See below for the results:

* Kay Lee Ray and Erin Angel defeated Shanna and Leah Von Dutch

* Rhia O’Reilly defeated Bete Noire

* “Amazon” Ayesha Ray defeated Viper

* EVE Tag Team Championship Tournament: The Glamour Gym (Sara-Marie Taylor and Carmel Jacob) defeated The Owens Twins (Leah and Kasey) to advance to the tournament final.

* Viper defeated Shanna

* Sara-Marie Taylor defeated Bete Noire, Leah Owens and Ayesha Ray in a 4-way match. Taylor pinned Owens to pick up the victory.

* Rhia O’Reilly defeated Erin Angel

* Kasey Owens defeated Leah Von Dutch

* 2 out of 3 Falls Match: Carmel Jacob defeated Kay Lee Ray by 2 falls to 1.

* Tommy Dreamer defeated Joe FX and Sam Slam in a 3-way hardcore match.

* Kay Lee Ray won a battle royal by last eliminating Ayesha Ray.

Were you in attendance? What did you think of the show? Let us know in the comments!

PWWA Results: Evie vs. Skater III, McKay vs. Britenay & More

Tonight, PWWA is holding their first show since last year’s event on September 3rd, which featured a thrilling SHIMMER title match between Madison Eagles, Jessie McKay and Canadian talent Nicole Matthews in the title’s first defense outside of North America.

The show will be headlined by Evie defending her newly won PWWA Interim Championship for the first time ever against “The Rate Tank” Kellie Skater. The two have previously met twice in singles competition, with Evie winning both times.

Results from the show are coming to you thanks to @NHBGirls on Twitter.

* Pre-Show: Shazza McKenzie def. Ashley Sparks. Sparks hails from Victoria.

* KC Cassidy vs. TJ Star kicks off the main show. Cassidy wins with a DDT and, post-match, follows it up with a slap to the face for good measure.

* Savannah Summers vs. Lou Lou Lockhart follows. A fellow South Australian alongside Savannah, Lou Lou is still only a newcomer to wrestling. Savannah picks up the win after a hard-fought match.

* Michelle K Hasluck and Siren Monroe vs. Alex Lee (the former Leah West/Irena Janjic) and Charley Simone in tag team action is up next. Lee and Simone get the duke in what was described as a “hard-hitting match”. Monroe was pinned after a “brutal” kick to the head, which was followed by a choke-bomb.

* Harley Wonderland vs. Rachel Rose is up. Wonderland wins after a Gory Bomb.

* Jessie McKay takes on New Zealand’s Britenay. Both girls are eager to prove themselves as a contender for Evie’s title belt/s. Britenay accuses the referee of not knowing how to count and takes complete control of the match. Every attempt of Jessie’s to take back control gets thwarted by Britenay. Jessie finally manages to lock on her octopus stretch submission hold, which Britenay eventually taps out to, giving “Everybody’s Favourite Girlfriend” the victory!

* After a short intermission, the show returns with the former “Amazon“, UK’s Ayesha Ray, making her Australian debut against Kellyanne English. Like KC Cassidy, English is a recent graduate of the Storm Wrestling Academy, and will be heading to Mexico in January to tryout for AAA. Ray sparks a strong reaction from the crowd. Despite Ray’s dominance, Kellyanne picks up a surprising win after hitting her with a “tornado forearm”!

* Shazza McKenzie vs. Megan-Kate is up next. The crowd chants “Sharon” at McKenzie. Described as an “awesome match”, in which both girls brought their A-game, Shazza defeated Megan-Kate with a little extra help – her foot was on the ropes as she pinned her opponent.

* PWWA Interim Championship Match: Evie (c) vs. Kellie Skater: There’s no messing around in this match – the girls get straight into it. Several near falls from the very beginning. Skater tries to block Evie from using her now famous kicks. Both girls exchange stiff elbows. Skater gets knocked to the outside. Skater yanks Evie to the outside as well. Both girls battle it out around the venue, before exchanging kicks on a couple of chairs in the crowd. Evie repeatedly kicks Skater in the back. Skater pays her back with kicks of her own. Both girls are now down in the middle of the ring.

Evie regains momentum, but Skater locks in the ankle lock and Evie scrambles to the ropes. Both girls are exhausted as the match starts closing in on the thirty minute mark. However, the match time limit expires and it is announced as a time limit draw, so Evie retains her title!

After the match, Skater hits Evie with the title and goes on the attack. Shazza McKenzie and KC Cassidy run out to assist her in her beatdown but Jessie McKay and TJ Star make the save for Evie!

PWWA roster image credit to www.nhbgirls.com.

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News in Brief: New Names Added to SHIMMER, International Talent to Debut for PWWA, Veda Scott to Japan & More

Diva Dirt is back with another fix of news, notes and tidbits in the world of women’s wrestling. Check it out below:

RingStars announced this morning that Veda Scott will make her Japanese debut on October 7th at Joshi4Hope IV against Yuhi.

Veda Scott, an interviewer for Ring of Honor and a regular in SHIMMER (where she’s recently formed a fun tag team with Shazza McKenzie), made her professional wrestling debut in May 2011.

Yuhi – whose name translates to “sunset” – is a seventeen year old wrestler (sixteen when she made her debut). She only made her professional wrestling debut in April this year, for ZERO-1, in a match against Yuzuki Aikawa.

In other Joshi4Hope news, on the same show, Hiroyo Matsumoto and Ryo Mizunami will take on Arisa Nakajima and Aya Yuki, Mika Iida and Ayumi Kurihara will team up to take on Leon and Manami Katsu and Hailey Hatred will defend her Remix Pro Wrestling Women’s Championship against MsChif.

If you can recall, Hailey won that title from Sassy Stephie in early August. There was a bit of controversy surrounding this, as the day before, she had accepted an immediate offer to return to Japan – and she’d already announced that she would be deferring the AIW Women’s Title shot she would be next in line for, thanks to her impressive win-loss record in AIW. This could be an easy way to get the title back to the United States… and an excuse to have an awesome match in the process!

The show will take place at the Tokyo Cinema Club.

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Since her most recent return to Japan (August), Hailey Hatred has also returned to working Ice Ribbon events. She was on their most recent show, which took place on September 15 at the Warabi Dojo in Saitama.

* Cherry def. Hailey Hatred and Kurumi (4:52)
* Mio Shirai def. Kurumi (4:59)
* Two Out of Three Falls Tag Team Match: Hamuko Hoshi, Maki Narumiya and Tsukasa Fujimoto def. Hikaru Shida, Hiroyo Matsumoto and Miyako Matsumoto (23:11) [2:1]
— Hikaru Shida def. Maki Narumiya (13:10)
— Maki Narumiya def. Miyako Matsumoto (1:13)
— Hamuko Hoshi def. Miyako Matsumoto (8:48)

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At the most recent AAA TV taping on September 16 at the Centro Civico de Ecatepec in Mexico, Gran Apache and Mari Apache beat Cuervo and Faby Apache with some help from Halloween. After the match, Halloween declared that he was in love with Mari and gave her flowers but she rejected him.

AAA has several TV tapings coming up, with the following matches already announced:
* September 28th @ Arena Naucalpan: Atomic Boy, Faby Apache and Lolita vs. Gran Apache, Mari Apache and Jennifer Blake
* September 30th @ Sala de Armas del Magdalena Mixhuca: Faby Apache, Cynthia Moreno and Lolita vs. Jennifer Blake, Sexy Lady and Sexy Star
* October 7th @ Domo Centro de Espectaculos de San Luis Potosi: AAA World Mixed Tag Team Titles Match (currently vacated): Atomic Boy and Faby Apache vs. Fenix and Lolita vs. Gran Apache and Mari Apache vs. Ultimo Gladiador and Jennifer Blake

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Moving on over to the other side of the world, WAWW, whose roster recently took part in a photoshoot for a nude calendar (which is on sale now at the WAW website), held their most recent show – “Bellatrix 3″ – over the weekend in Norfolk, England, which included a “Queen of the Ring” tournament and a title change. Check out the results:

* Queen Of The Ring Tournament First Round Match: Lady Lori def. Miss Mina
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament First Round Match: Destiny def. Channelle
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament First Round Match: Penelope def. Skarlett
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament First Round Match: Saraya Knight def. Violet O’Hara
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament Semi Final: Destiny def. Lady Lori
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament Semi Final: Saraya Knight def. Penelope
* WAWW British Ladies Title / Two Out Of Three Falls Match: Rhia O’Reilly def. Liberty (c) [2:1] to become the new champion
* Queen Of The Ring Tournament Final: Destiny def. Saraya Knight
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PWWA recently announced that an international talent would be making their way over to Australia for their October show… and that talent is none other than Ayesha Ray.

Following in the steps of Nicole Matthews last year, the former “Amazon” will make her Australian and PWWA debut on October 6th at the Casula Powerhouse in Sydney.

Ray challenged Alpha Female for the Pro Wrestling: EVE Championship in July at their “Special Edition” show but unfortunately came up short. Earlier in the evening, she formed a partnership with Rhia O’Reilly, and the two even defeated The Blossom Twins in tag team action.

Ray is also well known for her appearances with WAW and its sister promotion, WAWW. She became the number one contender to WAWW’s British Title in March – a title that is now currently held by her tag team partner Rhia – by winning a four woman tournament.

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Amber O’Neal will make her CHIKARA debut on October 7th in a singles match against up-and-coming star Saturyne.

The show will take place at The New Mid-Atlantic Sportatorium in Gibsonville, NC.

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Athena, Christina Von Eerie, Allysin Kay and Tomoka Nakagawa have all been confirmed for the SHIMMER tapings of volumes 49-52 on October 27 and 28th in Berwyn, IL.

Allysin Kay was confirmed early on in the game – her participation was announced at SHINE 1 – and she is the only one of those names who is yet to make her main show debut (which will indeed happen at these tapings). She wrestled on their SPARKLE pre-show back in October 2011.

That’s the news for now. Which tidbits have got you talking? Tell us in the comments…