VCW Monday Night Wrestling 09/11/00 (VCW 86)

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 Held in: MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
Location: MISSOURI, UNITED STATES
Date/Time: 09/11/00 at 7:00pm

Interview:
Neytron DelArmeggio comments on the outcome of last night's pay-per-view, but Troy Black 
and Melissa DelArmeggio come out to confront him.
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Arthur Justice pinned Russel Taylor with the Justifier in 0:01:32.
Rating: 1/4*

Interview:
Johnny Smiles offers Arthur Justice a spot in DeJohnnyration X, but gets turned down in a 
violent manner.
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Interview:
Jimmy Lockman makes a match pitting Troy Black, Melissa DelArmeggio, and David Wright 
Hubbard against Randy Savage, Julian Page, and Tony Garcia for tonight's main event.
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Interview:
The Heavy Metal Express and Middle-Aged Outlaws trade words before their match.
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The Heavy Metal Express defeated The Middle-Aged Outlaws when Coverdale
 pinned R.R.C. after the Double Superkick in 0:03:41.
Rating: 1/2*

Interview:
Jimmy Lockman holds another meeting, this time with the other side in tonight's main event.
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Interview:
John Uldwall, formerly known as "Rock" of the Wrecking Crew, speaks out on recent events.
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John Uldwall pinned Main Street Pete with the Flying Shoulder Tackle in 0:03:07.
Rating: 1/4*

Interview:
Bass Rogers and Dean Sanders, now calling themselves Stiff Competition, call out the 
Immortals for a tag team title shot.
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Stiff Competition defeated The Immortals when B. Rogers defeated
K. Collins by disqualification in 0:08:42.
Rating: 1/2*
(The Immortals retained the VCW World Tag Team Titles.)
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Interview:
Rob Solomon and Jacob Idol lay out all four men in the ring, claiming they're the only 
ones who deserve a title shot.
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Interview:
Stormy Weathers returns to VCW to manage Brian Rivera, who takes on Falcon tonight.
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Falcon defeated Brian Rivera via disqualification in 0:04:50.
Rating: * 1/2
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Interview:
Stormy Weathers and Brian Rivera assault Falcon until Jeff Wright runs in to break it up.
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Interview:
Stacey Lockman interviews the Ontario Color Show and Devaccio Pola before their match.
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Triangle Match:
The Hammer of the Gods (Jacob Idol, Neytron DelArmeggio and Rob Solomon)
 defeated Hell's Bikers (Butch Manson, Dick Douglas and Jack Norman) and
The Ontario Color Show and Devaccio Pola when Idol pinned D. Douglas with the
Moonsault Bodyblock in 0:15:03.
Rating: * 1/2

Winner gets a shot at the VCW Intercontinental Title and the VCW Television Title:
Lance Errington and Jiro Tobikuma battled to a draw in 0:30:00.
Rating: *** 1/2

Melissa DelArmeggio, Troy Black and David Wright Hubbard defeated
Tony Garcia, Randy Savage and Julian Page when T. Black defeated J. Page by
disqualification in 0:19:21.
Rating: **
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Interview:
Neytron DelArmeggio, Julian Page, Randy Savage, Gabriel Black, and Tony Garcia 
brutally attack Troy Black, Melissa DelArmeggio, and David Wright Hubbard after the 
match.
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Match observations: 

       After a night that saw Troy Black and David Wright Hubbard emerge 
victorious in two of the toughest, most important matches of their careers, and
that saw Melissa DelArmeggio's career once again open up before her, tonight 
was a much different, darker night. Beginning with Neytron's comments during 
his announcement that he was the number-one contender for the VCW World Title 
and a match made by Jimmy Lockman pitting Troy, Melissa, and David Wright 
Hubbard against Tony Garcia, Julian Page, and Randy Savage, a trap was woven 
that spelled disaster for the three people who appeared to leave Survival of 
the Fittest with the brightest futures.
       The opening match of tonight's, pitting Arthur Justice against Russel 
Taylor, went pretty much as expected. The real story is what happened after the
match, when Johnny Smiles came to the ring and offered Arthur Justice a spot in
DeJohnnyration X, and a T-shirt to go along with it. Arthur Justice seemed to 
accept, only to turn and attack Johnny Smiles, laying him out with the 
Justifier. It would seem that some of the feelings from the System's feud with 
DeJohnnyration X remain with Arthur Justice; either that, or perhaps he just 
felt like beating up Johnny tonight.
       Two friends of DeJohnnyration X, the Heavy Metal Express, had another 
successful match tonight after their debut last night at Survival of the 
Fittest. Tonight, they took on the Middle-Aged Outlaws, and won. While it can 
be said that the Heavy Metal Express has won their first two matches in VCW so 
far, neither of those matches have been against top-level tag teams. When they 
start facing tougher competition, the real test will come.
       Life hasn't exactly been easy for John Uldwall, formerly known as "Rock"
in the Wrecking Crew. Not only has his tag team partner, Blade, gone down with 
a hip injury, but the threat of WWF legal action forces him to stop using the 
"Rock" name. His opponent tonight, Main Street Pete, decided rather foolishly 
to antagonize him, and ended up taking one heck of a beating before losing the 
match. John Uldwall, by any name, is not someone you want to make mad.
       Stiff Competition, the newly-formed tag team of Bass Rogers and Dean 
Sanders, is already off to one hell of a start. Not only did they defeat the 
Annihilators in what will probably go down as their last match together last 
night, but they also defeated the Immortals, the VCW World Tag Team Champions, 
by disqualification tonight. The pinfall victory seemed academic after Bass 
Rogers hit the Moonsault, but Jacob Idol and Rob Solomon put the match to a 
quick stop by entering the ring with a chair and the hockey stick, and laying 
out all four participants. Afterwards, they claimed that their victory over the
Ontario Color Show entitles them to the first shot at the VCW World Tag Team 
Titles. While it's true that Jacob Idol and Rob Solomon did defeat the Ontario 
Color Show last night, there's no disputing that their victory was earned with 
illegal blows from the hockey stick, not legal wrestling tactics.
       There have been a lot of returns to VCW over the past month, and most of
them have been appreciated by the fans. One that occurred tonight, however, was
not. Stormy Weathers made an obnoxious, unwelcome return to VCW, as Brian 
Rivera's manager. Brian Rivera proceeded to come to the ring dressed as though 
he couldn't decide whether he wanted to be a lumberjack or a pimp, and made a 
complete ass of himself before Falcon came out to wrestle him. Falcon won by 
disqualification when Stormy Weathers attacked him with his ugly stick, but he 
was on the receiving end of a beating until Jeff Wright, Brian Rivera's former 
partner in the Annihilators, ran in to save him. Based on what we've just seen,
it's clear that Jeff Wright would like a little revenge after Brian Rivera's 
actions last night. 
       Though their victory over the Ontario Color Show last night was under 
questionable circumstances, there was nothing questionable about the way the 
Hammer of the Gods won tonight's three-way nine-man match against Hell's Bikers
and the Ontario Color Show and Devaccio Pola. Teaming with Neytron DelArmeggio 
and Rob Solomon, Jacob Idol picked up the victory for his team with the 
Moonsault Bodyblock on Dick Douglas. The combination of Jacob Idol and Rob 
Solomon is a legitimately good tag team, even if their tactics may be a little 
underhanded most of the time. If they do get the VCW World Tag Team Title shot 
they seek, the Immortals had better be ready for a tough wrestling match.
       Lance Errington and Jiro Tobikuma met tonight to determine who the next 
challenger for Julian Page's titles would be. The title shot was scheduled to 
go to the winner of this match... which is a problem, because it turns out that
there was no winner in this match. Jiro Tobikuma and Lance Errington wrestled 
for thirty solid minutes, but neither one managed to pull out a victory over 
the other. What this means in terms of who will challenge for Julian Page's 
title is still unknown. Perhaps one of the VCW co-commissioners will shed some 
light on the situation at next week's show.
       Jimmy Lockman, using his half of the commissioner's authority, certainly
did enough damage tonight anyway. It seemed relatively normal when he made a 
match pitting Troy Black, David Wright Hubbard, and Melissa DelArmeggio against
Tony Garcia, Julian Page, and Randy Savage... but we found out otherwise when 
Neytron DelArmeggio and Gabriel Black entered the situation. In the post-match 
beating that ensued, Troy Black received four Piledrivers from Neytron, as well
as a Spike Piledriver by Julian Page and Neytron, and the Flying Elbowdrop from
Randy Savage. Melissa not only took the Piledriver from her own brother, and 
Randy Savage's Flying Elbowdrop, but was also given the Destiny Driver by 
Gabriel Black, after Neytron requested it. David Wright Hubbard, in contrast, 
was only hit with one move after the match; the bad news is that that one move 
lasted for well over a minute, as Tony Garcia put David Wright Hubbard in the 
Torture Rack and refused to let go. All three of the victims in this attack are
seriously injured, though how seriously is not yet known.
       Next week, we hope to learn more about what the effects of this assault 
were on Troy Black, Melissa DelArmeggio, and David Wright Hubbard, and what the
consequences will be for everyone involved. In addition, many of VCW's top 
stars will be present, including Johnny Smiles, Virginia, Falcon, and many 
more. Don't miss a minute of the exciting action on next week's edition of VCW 
Monday Night Wrestling!

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