NWS Results From "2010 Jersey Shore
Tag-O-Mania" In Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 3/6: A Night Of All Tag-Team
Matches Headlined By Former WWE Star Snitsky & Former ECW Brawler Vs.
The Baghdad Bullies, Plus The Nigerian Nightmares, The Commandos, And
More
NWS continued their three-show weekend blitz on Saturday night March
6th in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ with "2010 Jersey Shore Tag-O-Mania",
a night of all tag-team matches, and obviously there were plenty of
fans of tag-team wrestling, as the Point Pleasant Beach Elks Lodge was
completely sold out, with a large standing-room-only crowd filling all
nooks and crannies of the hall to see another night of NWS action.
Before the show started, The Baghdad Bullies (Hasheem "Chemical" Ali &
"The America Turncoat" T.N.T) came out and confronted former ECW
brawler The Equalizer, who was signing autographs at ringside. They
had heard that Equalizer was bringing "some former WWE guy" to be his
tag-team partner, and whomever it was, he didn't have a chance against
them. But then Equalizer's partner walked out and stood behind The
Bullies, and when they turned around they saw it was former WWE star
Snitsky! The Bullies ran up the aisle, while Equalizer and Snitsky
climbed into the ring and insisted they fight right now. NWS
Commissioner Gino Moore said no, wait until the Main Event, and The
Bullies took advantage and dashed away from ringside.
NWS Cruiserweight Champion Jumping Joey Janella & "The Canadian Hocky
Goon" Rocco Dorsey defeated Mighty Mikey Pacifica & Judas Young (with
Point Pleasant Pop Warner coaches Rich Marinelli & Mike Krey). After a
back-and-forth fight, Pacifica attempted to finish off Dorsey with a
flying cross-body, but Dorsey reversed it and held onto a handful of
tights to get the three-count.
The Illegal Outer Space Alien & Gee-Haad vs. Slayer & Manuel Manny
Moore ended in a double-countout. All four men brawled in and out of
the ring, but ended up brawling outside the ring past the referee's
ten-count. It took the entire contingent of referees and Security
staff to separate them and drag them back to the locker room.
Commissioner Moore announced that on May 1st in Brick, NJ, the two
teams would have a rematch with no countouts.
The Nigerian Nightmares (Maifu & Saifu, with manager Voodoo Princess
Sheeta) defeated "Mr. Entertainment" J.D. Smoothie & A.C. Kewl.
Smoothie came to the ring wearing viking horns and a large clock
around his neck a la Flav-O-Flav (calling himself "Smooth-O-Smooth"),
but it was apparent from the start that his and Kewl's egos were as
large as their opponents' bodies. Despite that, Smoothie and Kewl were
able to keep the smaller of the two Nightmares Saifu (the one who
weighs only slightly over 400 pounds) grounded with repeated shots to
his leg. But when Smoothie tried to pin him, Kewl pulled him off and
insisted he be the one to get the pin, which prompted Smoothie to pull
Kewl off. Smoothie then went to the top rope to finish Saifu off with
a flying leg drop, but Kewl knocked him off and left the ring in
disgust. Saifu hit a fallaway slam on Smoothie from the middle rope,
followed by a spinning leg roll from Maifu. Maifu then held Smoothie
down while Saifu leaped from the top rope and flattened Smoothie with
a Vader-Bomb (which they call "Throw Him Under The Bus"), which led to
the easy three-count.
Ryan Blackheart & Ray-Ray Marz (with Point Pleasant Pop Warner coaches
Rich Marinelli & Mike Krey) defeated The Commandos (NWS Heavyweight
Champion "Corrupted" Corey Havoc & NWS Junior Heavyweight Champion
"The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans, with manager Rocco Dorsey). Crowd
favorites Marz and Blackheart came ready to fight, and stood
toe-to-toe with the veteran Commandos. The Commandos used double-team
tactics all night, and after Havoc "accidentally" collided with
referee Jimmy Storm, he and Oceans continued to double-team Marz and
even went after the two Pop Warner coaches. Then Jimmy Storm returned
to the ring with Mikey Pacifica, and the two of them took out The
Commandos, allowing Marz to finish off Havoc with a flying knee and
pin him 1-2-3. A furious Rocco Dorsey complained to Commissioner
Moore, who announced that in Long Branch, NJ next Friday March 12th,
all three members of The Commandos would take on Jimmy Storm and Mikey
Pacifica and their tag-team partner, WWE hall-of-fame legend Greg "The
Hammer" Valentine!
In the Main Event, former WWE star Snitsky & former ECW brawler The
Equalizer defeated The Baghdad Bullies (Hasheem "Chemical" Ali & "The
America Turncoat" T.N.T). The four big men brawled all around the
ring. T.N.T and Ali kept Equalizer down and double-teamed for several
minutes, but he eventually was able to tag in Snitsky, who cleaned
house and then put Ali down for good with a giant boot to the face
followed by the 1-2-3.
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