untitledwrestlingreviews 2001, ICW

Low Ki vs. Xavier (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

The ring announcer cuts a great promo before the match starts talking about how the title represents everyone, from the ticket taker to the main eventers. Xavier being announced as formerly from Queens, now from “somewhere much better” is a great little shot. Jack Sabbath, Xavier’s manager, is on commentary and promises not to interfere. … Continue reading Low Ki vs. Xavier (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

untitledwrestlingreviews 2001, ICW

Minoru Fujita vs. Amazing Red (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

Minoru gets hit in the face with a streamer while he’s waiting for Red to come out, so he decides to launch them back into the crowd. He also grabs a rolls and hits Red in the face during his entrance just to ramp up the intensity. I’ve already got a good feeling about this … Continue reading Minoru Fujita vs. Amazing Red (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

untitledwrestlingreviews 2001, ICW

Backseat Boyz vs. The SAT vs. Chris Divine & Abunai (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

Backseat Boyz are Trent Acid and Johnny Kashmere and Jose and Joel Maximo are representing the SAT. While the last tag team match was about featuring the ECW stars alongside Da Hit Squad, this match is all about the Northeast indie talents and it should be insane. The SAT are the clear fan favorites here … Continue reading Backseat Boyz vs. The SAT vs. Chris Divine & Abunai (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

untitledwrestlingreviews 2001, ICW

Da Hit Squad vs. The FBI vs. Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

The FBI here are Tony Mamaluke and Little Guido. Diamond tries rallying the ECW guys together to take out Da Hit Squad but he’s willing to let them just walk away. DHS respond by double clotheslining all four guys. They hit a double team press on Mamaluke, squish him with an avalanche and then dump … Continue reading Da Hit Squad vs. The FBI vs. Simon Diamond & Johnny Swinger (ICW Last Stand at the Elk’s 6/30/01)

untitledwrestlingreviews 2001, ICW

Little Guido vs. Xavier vs. Mikey Whipreck (ICW The Revolution Continues 1/26/01)

The match starts fast as Xavier jumps Low Ki following his match with Tajiri and Guido runs in for the save. The bell rings and Guido runs wild. Xavier goes for the wheelbarrow but Guido counters into the armbar. They get back up, trade chops, and Xavier loses his grip on Guido on a powerbomb … Continue reading Little Guido vs. Xavier vs. Mikey Whipreck (ICW The Revolution Continues 1/26/01)