September 17, at TaylorTown trade Center: CLASH Wrestling staged a highly entertaining card. Truth Martini was introduced as new CEO of CLASH, and soon made a dramatic change to the first bout ob the evening. It was scheduled to be Tag Title match pitting the team of Dave Manzo and Jack "Night" Life against Champs, The Wrecking Ball, and Will Vendetta.
But Vendetta, failed to appear, so Martini ordered Wrecking Ball to forfeit the title belts (which he reluctantly did). The bout was then changed to a "Six Way Fray," pitting Austin Mannix, Tommy Trznik, Tyler Elkins, Cameron Skyy,"450," and The Wrecking Ball.
Lots of high spots in this one, the most spectacular of which saw three men diving over the top rope onto the three seeking sanctuary on the outside. In the end Tyler Elkins pinned Cameron Skyy, to get the coveted final entry into the main event "All Out War." Skyy, who was pinned by Elkins was given the first entry position in the main event. A tough spot for anyone hoping to win the main event.
Next up was a Tag Team "gauntlet match: two teams start, the winning team faces a third team , and the winner of this contest, faces a fourth, and final, team. The winner of this final match would be crowned new Tag champions.
Starting off was Victorious Secret(Mason Conrad, and Cameron Salem) from "Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California." Their foes, fresh from 1980's television, were the Power Rangers, "Blue," and "Gold"
The mighty Power Rangers gave it their best shot, but fell victim to their opponents wiles.
Next up Kosher Klub, Sean Tyler and Joseph Schwartz took on the "Victorious" team from Beverly Hills, and quickly established themselves as the heel team. Schwartz scored the winning pin, and he and partner Tyler awaited the final team.
The final team proved to be the "Bump-n-Uglies," in their usual Lucha masks. There were a lot of comedy spots in this one. However when things got serious, the "Uglies" proved to have the measure of Kosher Klub, and won the Tag Titles, to the delight of the hundred plus fans in attendance!
Next up was fast rising Detroit Women's star, Mina Libra, taking on Randi West. Truth Martini came to the ring and began to cut a promo on Mina, who fired right back. She demanded a spot(much to the delight of the fans!) in "All Out War," which Martini agreed to but added words to the effect of "be careful what you ask for."
In the match, Randi tried her best, but in the end fell to the talented Mina! Sending a delighted crowd happily towards the vendor tables as intermission began!
After the break, it was time for "All Out War." Tommy Treznik (1/2 of Team H3RD) started with Cameron Skyy. A new competitor would enter every two minutes, and a wrestler could be eliminated by being tossed over the top rope and touching both feet on the floor.
The order of entry, as I wrote it: 3. Keith calhoun, 4. Bryce Benjamin, 5. Mina Libra, 6. didn't get this gentleman's name, 7. Truth Martini, 8. Brandon Bishop, 9. Malice, 10. Tommy Hallows, 11. Wrecking Ball, 12. Jacob Hallows 13. Austin Mannix,
14. Hakim Mane, 15. Jimmy Jacobs (late of ROH), 16. Jack Verville, 17. Ray Killbourne 18. Travis Kreed, 19. "Sweet" Willie Watts, 20. Another name I couldn't catch (entrants were coming in, and tossed out at a pretty fast pace by this point!), 21. Gavin "GQ" Quade 22.? , 23. Tyler Elkins
After an hour of action, the final five survivors were: Cameron Skyy, and Tommy Treznik (kudos to these two, the first two, for lasting all this time!), Ray Killbourne, Dragon Kreed, and Gavin Quade. Next out was Skyy, followed by Killbourne, and Treznik. Now it all came down to Kreed, and GQ--Gavin Quade.
In the end the wily Quade outmaneuvered his larger foe for the win, and the #1 contender's spot for the CLASH Championship!
Coming: November 6, Metro Pro Wrestling returns to Wyandotte with a special appearance by current Ring Of Honor ( ROH) Champion, Roderick Strong, managed by the ubiquitous Truth Martini.
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