Von Dutch wins triple threat Ladies Championship
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Jay McDonald - Classic Championship Wrestling
May 4 Show Report
Opening Contest
Black Bushi def. Tomer Shalom (pinfall)
This was a great Classic Championship Wrestling opening match at the Tillsonburg Legion featuring comedy, high flying and some sweet dance moves. Black Bushi was able to make the pin after a top rope splash.
Tag Team - The Law & Bearicade def. Taylor and Taylor (pinfall)
The Law and Bearicade made an impressive tag team with a combined weight of 585 lbs. Taylor and Taylor were the more agile team but could not best the size and strength of the opposition.
Singles Match - Rob Rage def. Big Ben Boone (pinfall)
Ben Boone's amazing wrestling technique was able to thwart Rob Rage’s clear size and strength advantage throughout the match. However he did not anticipate Rob’s cheating ways as he was caught with a low blow that allowed Rage to hit his finisher and take the three count.
No DQ Match - Notorious TID def. Killer Allan Coulter (pinfall)
The crowd was very excited as Notorious TID entered with kendo stick in hand and declared the match a No DQ match. The two big boys brawled throughout the Legion before TID brought the action back into the ring and finished Coulter off for good.
Singles Match - Phil Atlas def. Caleb Still (pinfall)
The match started as Still called out Atlas from where he was standing at the merch table. From there the two showcased an absolutely fantastic match start to finish that the crowd was behind 1000 per cent. In the end Atlas utilized a barrage of kicks to immobilize Stills and make the pin.
Ladies Triple Threat Championship - Leah Von Dutch def. Ingrid Isley and Jasmin (pinfall)
Jasmin came out as reigning Ladies Champ having won the belt prior to the Tillsonburg show. Her title reign would not last long though as LVD gave the two rookies a lesson in professional wrestling. After nailing her Flying Dutchman, LVD easily became the new CCW Ladies Champion.
Heavyweight Championship Main Event - Cody Deaner vs. Derek Wylde
Deaner timed his entrance to jump Wylde from behind, outside the ring. A heavyweight battle ensued throughout the venue before the bell was rung and the match officially got underway 10 minutes later. The two titans laid it all on the line.
Near the end the ref got knocked out and Deaner called in CCW owner Jay McDonald to come into the ring and make the count. McDonald reluctantly entered the ring and made a two count as Wylde managed to kick out. Enraged, Deaner leveled McDonald with a massive punch that knocked him off his feet. McDonald staggered to his feet and ruled the match a 'No Contest' and that Wylde was still the Heavyweight Champion.
From there, the final match in the Deaner-Wylde feud was set for the CCW Halloween Show on October 26.... where it will be Deaner vs. Wylde in an 'I Quit Match.'
For more info check out CCW online at www.classic-championship-wrestling.com.