NWA Powerrr: The Country Gentlemen wants The Immortals tag titles

AJ and KC Cazana are determined to beat Odinson and Kratos for the NWA World tag belts on NWA Powerrr, and they'll earn it...By the Book.

Tommy "Milagro" Martinez

NWA Powerrr: The Country Gentlemen wants The Immortals tag titles

This NWA Powerrr has Odinson and Kratos, The Immortals, ready to defend their NWA Tag Team titles against The Country Gentlemen. AJ and KC Cazana are no strangers to holding gold, having last held the NWA US Tag team titles before losing them to The Slimeballz. With Joe Cazana still wielding some power as the Territories President of the National Wrestling Alliance, he will be at ringside to ensure his sons hold gold once again, and that they do it…By The Book.

We come to you from the PowerrrStation in Tampa, Fl. Joe Galli, Tim Storm, and Danny Dealz have the call, and in the ring with Kyle Davis are Thom Latimer and the NWA Television champion, Bryan Idol. Idol fulfilled the seven title defenses, and he has eyes on “Thrillbilly” Silas Mason and the Ten Pounds of Gold.

He wants a no-DQ falls-count-anywhere match, but claims Mason is “crying” to NWA owner Billy Corgan backstage. So now it’ll be a tag match next week in the main event, and whoever the winner is gets to pick the stipulation. This brings in Latimer, who will be at Idolo’s side. He gives props to Idol for being “the face of this place,” and he is willing to fight side by side with The Looks That Kill.

The immortals have a message for the Country Gentlemen, and they will get introduced to some “grown man s***.”

Nothing fancy or obscure in that promo.

Meanwhile, at Dr. Vik’s Abode, he strolls with TV MA in the pool area and suggests a separate one-on-one session for the three women to bring out each woman’s niche.

Methinks there is heinous chicanery most foul here.

The Southern Six talk to Mason about who he will pick to face Latimer and Idol next week. Big Daddy Thrill knows that the Six has fought a lot of wars…but it’s Morton’s turn. As for a Taylor, he hasn’t been Too Hot, and when you’re not…

Well, now he knows how it feels to be on the receiving end.

Let’s head to the ring for a hoss fight as your First Match of the Night is…

Trevor Murdoch (with Mike Knox) vs. Pretty Boy Smooth (with Pastor C-Lo and EC3)

Murdoch just rushes at the big man, but it’s all for naught as the Urban Playboy slams him to the mat and gives a leg drop for good measure. He stomps a mud hole in the corner, and Smooth does not let his foot off the gas. Murdoch gets his licks in but goes down with an STO. That brings out Christiano Argento to the ring with a steel chair, and Smooth punches it in his face.

He’s stunned by the steel against his fist, and as he tries to shake off the effects, Murdoch climbs up top and delivers a flying bulldog for the quick pin and the win.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Trevor Murdoch

Kylie Paige cuts a promo stating that the PPD does not quit or submit, but she promises Herra will tonight.

Stevens talks ahead of his fight, and he assures that Alex Misery won’t win.

Now for a…

Submission Match: Kylie Paige vs. Herra

Paige goes on the attack, and she is set to avenge her loss at the hands of Herra. She targets her left arm to weaken her submission offense, but soon the mystery woman from Parts Unknown takes it to the PPD, and she picks apart the younger Paige sister. She gets a headscissors takedown and locks Herra in a modified Rings of Saturn.

She rolls through and gives Paige a Samoan drop. Now Herra gets her in a crossface chicken wing, but her arm is hurting from the damage she took earlier.

Paige transitions to the Rings, but Herra makes the ropes to break the hold. She becomes unhinged and just rains down fists. The ref tells her to call off, but she ignores her, and that’s when the bell rings to signal…

Your Winner by Disqualification: Herra

After the match, Paige is incensed and drops her full weight on Herra’s arm to break it. Clearly, this feud is far from over.

Vipress and Sirena Veil have a message for The Hex. They ain’t intimidated, and the future is a Lust for Violence

Back at Dr. Vik’s Abode in the pool area, Ms. Starr asks him why her one-on-one session is different from Tiffany Nieves and Gretta’s. He explains (poorly) that it’s to help them get to their individual strengths.

Starr is skeptical, but as long as he’s making him address her as “Ms. Starr,” all is well…for now.

Now for a…

Four-way Elimination Match: Alex Taylor vs. Tyler Francks vs. Bryce Hansen vs. JAC

Of all the names in the ring, Hansen is the newest face. Galli notes that the Young Lion is from Ontario and has wrestled for Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, as well as in a recent stint in Japan.

The action goes in and out of the ring with the four men. JAC manages to get a cutter on Hansen to cover, but Taylor pushes him off to eliminate the young lion.

Now it’s a three-way, and JAC is the dominant force as he tosses Francks to Taylor. He rushes to tackle Taylor in the corner, but Too Hot to Trot escapes at the last minute, and JAC gets stunned by the post. That allows Taylor to roll him up, and JAC is gone. Now it’s Taylor and Francks, who nails Too Hot with a springboard spinning neckbreaker.

Francks came close to pinning The Southern Six member, but couldn’t put him away. He goes up top for a high-risk maneuver that misses the mark. He rolls through and goes after Taylor, who gets Francks in a Fireman’s carry, and delivers the Green Whistle, and he’s back to his winning ways.

Your Winner via Pinfall: Alex Taylor

Misery has a message to Stevens, and he will not be mocked, as he bashes fluorescent lightbulbs across his skull to psyche himself up.

Without further ado, here is your…

Catchweight Exhibition Match: Alex Misery vs. Aron Stevens

Stevens comes in a white silk scarf, a black tee, a white glove, and tennis shoes, but he can still fight as Misery learns once his back is turned. It isn’t long before Misery takes over, and he bites his fingers and tosses his glove out.

Outside the ring, Stevens throws him to the steps and then back in to cover for a two count. He gives knees to the sternum and a Russian Legsweep on Misery. He preens for the crowd as he attempts an elbow drop, but Misery rolls away at the last second.

Misery is in control with his unorthodox offense. He goes up the top turnbuckle, but Stevens trips him up to send him crashing to the mat. He pulls out another glove and loads it up while the ref’s back is turned, but Misery makes him hit himself, and he tumbles to the outside, knocked out cold. The ref counts, and he announces…

Your Winner via Count Out: Alex Misery

Looks like it’s back to the drawing board for the head of the Federation of Champions, as The Lost come out to celebrate the win.

Joe Cazana has a message to The Immortals, and he tells them to meet the new NWA tag team champs in The Country Gentleman, and they’re gonna do it By The Book.

Kerry Morton and Silas Mason are ready to take on Bryan Idol and Thom Latimer. Mason says no one is on his level, and Morton takes some umbrage to what Big Daddy Thrill is laying down. As a matter of fact, he says he’ll start the match next week to show Mason and everyone else how it’s done. Big Daddy Thrill is a bit bemused by this, but we’ll see how The CliMAXX looks next time on Powerrr.

Until then, it’s time for the Main Event and it is for the…

NWA World Tag Team Championship: The Immortals (Odinson and Kratos)(c) vs. The Country Gentlemen (AJ and KC Cazana, with Joe Cazana)

Fans at ringside hold up “By the Book Chicken Biscuits” signs that enrage the patriarch of the Cazana clan. Not sure if it’s a real product, but it was sure funny.

KC and Odinson start the match. As the younger Cazana struts, Odinson is here for a fight, and he gives him serious Asgardian uppercuts from one end of the ring to another. He covers for a two count, and rushes for a tackle, and KC ducks away. Odinson hits shoulder-first into the post, and now KC and AJ take advantage as they cut the ring in half and work Odinson over. White Lighting gives his best Jackie Fargo strut and a leg drop, and then he and AJ combine for a second rope elbow drop.

Odinson is an Asgardian Peril until he lands a spinning neckbreaker to create an opportunity. He crawls to the corner and gets the hot tag to Kratos, and the Most Feared is En Fuego against the Country Gentlemen.

He pins KC, and the ref makes the count, but Joe pulls him away at the last second. They argue on the outside, and even Kratos leans in to give his two cents. Distracted, KC gives Kratos a low blow to his…err, little Fears, and he covers for the one, two…kickout. Now, AJ slides the NWA rule book to KC. Faster than you can say, “Eddie Guerrero,” he tosses it to Kratos and drops like he gets clobbered. The ref turns his back, and Kratos is caught red-handed. He tries to protest but he hands the decision, which means…

Your Winners via Disqualification: The Country Gentlemen

So this match ends in a DQ, and The Immortals still keep the titles, but that decision doesn’t sit well with Kratos and Odinson, as the show comes to a close.

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