NWA Powerrr: Silas Mason is taking JAC on a ThrillRide

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NWA Powerrr: Silas Mason is taking JAC on a ThrillRide

On this NWA Powerrr, “Thrillbilly” Silas Mason is putting the Ten Pounds of Gold on the line for his first title defense. Interim NWA president Joe Cazana has a guy already lined up, in the form of Jesse Alexander Carter; JAC. As for Mason, he wants to show the National Wrestling Alliance that he’ll take anyone on a ThrillRide.

We are in the Powerrrstation at the WEDU Studios in Tampa, FL. Joe Galli and Danny Dealz have the call, and your First Match of the Night is to crown the newly vacated…

NWA Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Pretty Empowered (Kenzie and Kylie Paige) vs. TiffanyNieves (with Ms. Starr) and Gretta

We learn from Galli that Nieves’ Tag team member, Valentina Rossi, is on tour in Japan, so Corgan had to make the decision since she could not make those title defenses. As for La Princesa, the 6’6″ Gretta is a suitable (and imposing) replacement. The Paige sisters are no strangers to tag team gold, so let’s see how that shapes up

Kenzie and Nieves start, and the former Women’s champ is not cutting La Princesa any slack. When she gets sent out of the ring, Nieves and Satrr talk strategy until Kylie grabs her hair and sends her back as Kenzie rolls her up for a two count. The Paige sisters show Nieves how it’s done with double-team moves. At one point, Kylie misses a hip attack, but she connects on a huracanrana, and now it finds the mark, but Kylie can’t put her away. Nieves pushes Kenzie into Kylie, and Gretta finally tags in. She makes her presence known and choke slams Kenzie with authority.

Kylie slams her on the back with a steel chair that barely fazes her, and Gretta gives her more of the same.
Doesn’t matter since the ref decides to call it and…

Your Winners via Disqualification: Tiffany Nieves and Gretta

The Slimeballz are still miffed they weren’t at last week’s “Silas-bration” and decide to throw their own Slimeball Party.

Whoever is going, be sure to vaccinate.

EC3 speaks highly of Exodus Pro and becoming who you are supposed to be. Pretty Boy Smooth is one such individual. They suffered a loss at NWA 77, but he wants to “Keep it Player,” which is to keep cool when the heat is on. The Holy Grail is coming back for Stevens.

Now for more title action for the…

NWA National Championship: Mike Mondo(c) (with Aron Stevens) vs. “The Wall” Tyler Stevens

A few things to point out: obviously, this is not the same wrestler who went by the Moniker “The Wall” in WCW. He is the inaugural winner of the Universal Heartthrob gauntlet tournament at NWA 77, and now he is making the most of that shot.

The Wall may stand a foot taller than the National champion, but Mondo is no pushover, as he puts the hurting on, but Wall shrugs it off and gives a sidewalk slam for a two count. He gets distracted by Stevens on the outside, and Mondo chop blocks the big man in the knee. He follows with a German suplex to The Wall, and Mondo goes up the high-rent district and drops a diving headbutt for a count of two. The champ batters down The Wall and works over the bad knee, but he manages to push him off. Mondo goes back to lock in a Boston Crab and manages to escape the submission. The Wall is in pain and doesn’t have the strength to fight back. Mondo picks him up and delivers Gut Check Time to retain the title.

Your Winner via Pinfall, and Still NWA National Champion: Mike Mondo

Nieves tells us she is still your TVMA champ, credits Dr. Viktor, and is putting in the work through his personal one-on-one sessions. Viktor puts her over and is happy his client is following what he prescribes, and feels like this is just the beginning.

We see the results of the triple threat match between Rhino, Corino, and Latimer. That leads to Corino’s current status (which we have covered as well), but the good news is that the Prince of Old School is making progress. He vows that he will heal and step into the ring again, and will come back stronger and win the Ten Pounds of Gold.

Meanwhile, in the NWA Executive Boardroom, Joe Cazana has a chat with Natalia Markova and Mason, alongside the Attorney overseeing the estate of Mr. Bleer and his sons, The Country Gentlemen. He advises Markova that she will face Max the Impaler next week, and he says the same when Mason faces JAC. The thing Papa Joe wants is ratings, and both are willing to do that. Mason, for his part, tells Cazana to enjoy his power trip because it’s going to end one day when Billy Corgan gets back.

Carson Drake and Stevens still try to get a reaction from Lockjaw Drake, and it goes about as well as can be expected.

Now for some international flair with….

The Lost (Alex Misery and Lev) vs. Slex and Duke Hanson

It’s been a few months since Slex stepped into the NWA, and fellow Aussie Hansen probably looks familiar to people when he went by “Duke Hudson” as part of the Chase University gimmick in NXT.

Slex starts with Lev, and Lev almost gets pinned, and the same thing almost happens to Misery. Looks like Slex has found The Lost’s number. Tag to Hansen, and he gives Misery a leaping sidewalk slam.

Back to Slex, and he gets whipped to the ropes, where Lev gives him a knee in the back. Misery uses the opportunity for a dropkick and gets a two count.

Now he and Lev stomp on him, and Slex is an Aussie in Peril. He manages to give a step up enzugiri to Lev and Misery, and Slex gets the hot tag to Hanson, and he is having a Ripsnorter, as they say Down Under. Tag back to Slex, who hits a springboard enzugiri and then dives on Lev outside. Slex comes back in and lands his Business Bomb finisher. He and Hanson attempt a double-team finisher, until Lev trips up Hanson, and Misery hits a Victory Roll.

Your Winners via Pinfall: Alex Misery and Lev

Back in the NWA Boardroom, Cazana talks with the attorney about what the odds were of losing their power in the National Wrestling Alliance. He breaks down their pros and cons of staying in control, but I’m too tired for Legal-ese. You can check it out for yourself

Now for the Main Event, and it is for the…

NWA World Heavyweight Championship: “Thrillbilly” Silas Mason(c) vs. JAC

As Mason makes his way down, JAC is already in the ring and sneak attacks the champ. JAC follows with a big backdrop and he whips Mason from pillar to post, and gives a suplex for good measure, but he only gets a count of two. That wakes up Big Daddy Thrill, as JAC chops him in the chest. It only serves to make him madder, and he gives a big lariat to the North Carolina product. Now Mason is in the driver’s seat with a couple of corner splashes. One ThrillRide later, and Mason covers for the one, two, and three

Your Winner via Pinfall, and Still NWA World Heavyweight Champion: “Thrillbilly” Silas Mason

After the match, Kyle Davis enters the ring to interview the champ on whether Thom Latimer or Trevor Murdoch will face him at the Samhain signature live event. As far as Mason is concerned, he makes it clear it doesn’t matter to him if it’s Latimer, Murdoch, or even God himself, since they don’t hold a candle to him, because he is the biggest man who ever lived.

Bold words as the show comes to a close.

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