Results of VCW 09/18/01:

Dave Adams pinned Tom Guycot with the Doctor's Orders in 0:05:48.
Rating: 1/4*
--Notes: This was a pretty regular, evenly-matched brawl, except for some goofy offense by
Tom Guycot. In the end, Nurse Vivacia distracted him during a Skullicide attempt, and Dave
Adams countered into the Doctor's Orders for the victory.

Brian Rivera pinned Haigeikobai after a jawbreaker in 0:00:16.
Rating: DUD
--Notes: Brian Rivera no-sold the Brooklyn Death Grip and immediately KOed Haigeikobai 
with a kick to the midsection and a jawbreaker. Haigeikobai's entrance took five times as
long as this match did.

Triangle Match:
The Wrecking Crew defeated Monty Pompous and Jockey Oldcastle and The New Immortals when
Uldwall pinned M. Lazzario after the Breakdown in 0:11:43.
Rating: -* 1/2
--Notes: Monty Pompous doesn't really add much to the typical Wrecking Crew vs. New 
Immortals comedy landscape, and Jockey Oldcastle is just fat and useless; he was out of 
breath from walking to the ring and never really recovered despite standing on the apron
for virtually the whole match. The Wrecking Crew could care less about a couple of 
self-proclaimed gentleman adventurers, and beat the New Immortals in pretty typical 
fashion.

Pauline Vietjohn pinned Mary Cohen with the Leap of Faith in 0:05:26.
Rating: 1/2*
--Notes: As usual, Mary Cohen's wrestling was basically competent but rather boring, and
Pauline Vietjohn's offense was filled with quick, high-flying moves, some of which were
executed properly. Pauline Vietjohn won, in the typical fashion for matches between these
two.

David Wright Hubbard, Chris Champlain and Julian Page defeated Russel Taylor, Tommy 
Hustle and Dean Sanders when D.W. Hubbard pinned Hustle after a power bomb in 0:09:47.
Rating: *
--Notes: Dean Sanders and Chris Champlain, the two former Golden Society members, were
eager to beat on their opponents and one another. Despite coming back from an injury, Dean
Sanders dove right in, brawling eagerly. On the other hand, David Wright Hubbard was 
taking it easy on his sore knee and didn't get involved in this match too heavily, but 
came in to annihilate Tommy Hustle and mop up at the end. Not much teamwork from either 
side here, but that's not surprising since both teams are filled with singles wrestlers 
with no common background.

Johnny Smiles and Lars Coverdale defeated Hell's Bikers (Butch Manson and Jack Norman) 
when J. Smiles pinned B. Manson with the Smiledriver in 0:10:06.
Rating: * 3/4
--Notes: This match had a few funny moments as Jack Norman tried to take a break on the
apron and eat Three Musketeers candy bars there from time to time. Johnny Smiles stole one
of them and got chased around the ring repeatedly during this match. Johnny and Lars 
eventually managed to confound their larger, tougher adversaries and pick up the victory.

Triangle Match:
The Ontario Colour Show defeated The Tough Customers and The Hammer of the Gods (Jacob 
Idol and Rob Solomon) when O. Addison pinned Idol with the Tombstone in 0:18:52.
Rating: ** 1/2
--Notes: Rob Solomom made his grand return to the ring here after being injured, but 
whether it's laziness or a consequence of his injury, he doesn't seem to be quite what he
was before. The direct, violent approach of the Tough Customers doesn't work too well for
them against two teams with the sort of ring strategy that the Colour Show and the Hammer
of the Gods possess, and it shows here. They were too tough to be put down for the fall, 
but they weren't able to control the match and take the victory.

Non-Title-Match:
The Grave Digger defeated Gabriel Black by disqualification in 0:13:03.
Rating: * 1/2
--Notes: This match was similar to their recent television match, but Gabriel Black slowed
it down considerably by trying to keep the Grave Digger on the mat in a side headlock 
several times. That strategy didn't work out too well for him, so he whacked the Digger in
the head with the VCW Television Title and got disqualified. He tried to continue the 
beating post-match, but the Grave Digger shrugged off all of the punishment and chased him
backstage.

Submission Match:
Ken Collins and Lance Errington battled to a draw in 0:30:00.
Rating: **** 1/4
(Ken Collins retained the VCW Intercontinental Title.)
--Notes: This was an unexpectedly brilliant display of wrestling prowess that one wouldn't
normally see on a non-televised show. Both Lance Errington and Ken Collins were on top of
their game tonight and took each other to the limit. Towards the end, Ken Collins put 
Lance Errington in the California Crossface, but then Rebecca Black ran out of the back 
and threatened Stacey Lockman with a chair. Ken Collins got up to protect her, but Lance 
Errington recovered, attacked him from behind, and put him in the Scorpion Deathlock. It
looked as though Ken Collins would have to tap out, but he held out for half a minute or
so until the time limit expired. Lance Errington thought he won when he heard the bell 
ring, and was furious to find out otherwise.

Crimson pinned Brujah with the Chokeslam in 0:11:14.
Rating: -3/4*
(Crimson retained the VCW World Title.)
--Notes: Crimson seemed bored and unmotivated in this match, and Brujah didn't really know
what to do here. Standing toe-to-toe with Crimson in a straight-up brawl didn't work out
so well for him. He went a long way on sheer aggression and viciousness, but Crimson 
survived the Power Bomb, the Swandive Headbutt, and a few big lariats, and managed to turn
the tables and take the win with the Chokeslam.