Results of VCW 08/19/01:

The New Immortals defeated The Wrecking Crew when M. Lazzario pinned Blade
 with the Immortalplex in 0:13:59.
Rating: **
--Notes: This match was much the same here as in it has been in the past, 
but both teams put in a little bit of effort to make this more than one 
of their typical comedy matches.

Russel Taylor and Tommy Hustle defeated Dave Adams and Monty Pompous when
Russel the Muscle pinned Doctor Dave with the Power Bomb in 0:06:18.
Rating: 3/4*
--Notes: This was largely a bunch of aimless brawling. In the end, Dave
Adams was isolated when Brian Rivera ran to the ring and laid out Monty
Pompous with a steel chair. After this match, Brian Rivera got on the 
microphone and laid out an open challenge, and out came an unknown man 
in a skeleton costume, wearing a red scarf and red boots.

Tom Guycot pinned Brian Rivera with the Skullicide in 0:08:00.
Rating: * 3/4
--Notes: The unknown challenger to Brian Rivera was Tom Guycot, a new
recruit to VCW. The crowd didn't know quite what to make of him, but 
he showed some decent, if unspectacular skills against Brian Rivera, 
finally bringing him down with an Onita-style DDT from the second rope,
which he calls the Skullicide.

Chris Champlain, David Wright Hubbard, Komachi and Virginia defeated
Christina Ellis, Ken Collins, Lars Coverdale and The Pink Kitten when
D.W. Hubbard pinned Kitten after a power bomb in 0:19:16.
Rating: * 1/2
--Notes: Though filled with great workers, this match didn't click 
well at all, and ended up as largely a random brawl and spotfest. Ken
Collins held out for a while, being the only top-tier wrestler on his
team, but eventually the odds overcame them and they were outclassed.
In the end, the Pink Kitten came in on a hot tag and started taking 
Virginia down, but David Wright Hubbard tagged himself in and mauled
her for the victory.

The Hammer of the Gods (Jacob Idol and Julian Page) defeated
The Technicians (Owen Addison and Tim Bell) when J. Page pinned T. Bell
 with the Swan Song in 0:16:54.
Rating: ** 3/4
--Notes: Addison/Bell isn't quite the Ontario Colour Show, Idol/Page 
isn't quite Idol/Solomon, and this match wasn't quite up to the epic
standards of those two teams. Unable to recapture the magic of the 
Ontario Colour Show, Tim Bell and Owen Addison fell prey to the 
underhanded tactics and methodical assault of the Hammer of the Gods,
who seemed far more comfortable working as a tag team.

Non-Title-Match:
Brujah pinned Paul Canyon with the Power Bomb in 0:16:26.
Rating: ** 1/4
--Notes: Jennie was at ringside for this match, cheering Paul Canyon
on, and that seemed to visibly disturb Brujah. Paul Canyon gave him a
tough fight, nearly winning on several occasions, but Brujah kept
relentlessly getting back up and assaulting Paul Canyon, and finally 
he was able to Power Bomb him for the victory. After the match, Jennie
tried to say something to Brujah, but he just walked away.

The Tough Customers defeated
Hell's Bikers (Butch Manson and Jack Norman) when B. Rogers defeated B. Manson
 by disqualification in 0:12:26.
Rating: DUD
(The Tough Customers retained the VCW World Tag Team Titles.)
--Notes: The Tough Customers fared pretty well against Hell's Bikers in this 
rematch, using a lot of energetic, stiff brawling to take the edge in this 
match. Seeing that Jack and Butch were moments away from another loss, Crimson
ran to the ring and clobbered Darren Michaels, then grabbed Bass Rogers and
Chokeslammed him, getting his team disqualified immediately. After the match,
they executed a three-on-two attack on the Tough Customers until Johnny Smiles
and the Grave Digger ran down for the save.

Crimson and Lance Errington defeated Johnny Smiles and The Grave Digger when
Crimson pinned J. Smiles with the Chokeslam in 0:14:45.
Rating: *
--Notes: After Johnny Smiles and the Grave Digger chased Jack Norman and Butch
Manson to the back, Lance Errington came out to fight the Grave Digger, and this
match was born. Crimson and the Grave Digger each tended to dominate their much
smaller opponents in this match, but Lance Errington and Johnny Smiles, and the
two big men, seemed evenly matched against each other. Finally, Lance Errington
and the Grave Digger ended up brawling in the aisle, and Derek Cole handed Lance
Errington a pipe wrench, which he used to take the Grave Digger down. Lance 
Errington put the Grave Digger in the Scorpion Deathlock on the floor, leaving
Johnny Smiles alone in the ring against Crimson. Johnny didn't last very long 
after that.