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Live from The FCW Arena for the 3/26 House Show:
Justin Angel d. Trent Barretta w/ Caylen Croft:
Fast paced opener. Justin Angel, barring injury, will make an impact in the WWE in the next couple of years. That is if, WWE can look past his small size and appreciate his moves. Barretta and Croft are the most underrated performers in FCW right now. Angel wins after he hits a reverse hurracanranna and follows up with a 720 splash.
Kafu and Sweet Papi Sanchez d. Dylan Klein and Derrick Bateman:
A lot of kids were in attendance tonight, and were popping big time for Kafu and Papi. Kafu and Papi beat Klein and Bateman, after Papi hits a splash on Bateman.
Trent Barretta and Caylen Croft come back out, and demand a FCW Tag Team Title match in the future. This leads to......
Tyson Kidd d. Caylen Croft:
Great match, much like the opener. At one point, Kidd went for a baseball slide kick to Barretta, who was on the outside. Kidd turned the baseball kick into a hurrcanranna. Kidd wins with his top rope elbow drop.
Dakota Darsow d. DH Smith:
In a major upset, Darsow defeats Smith. Smith was attempting a running powerslam, but Darsow turned it into a small package for the upset win.
Dawson Alexander comes out. He lists his accomplishments: He was Punk on I Love New York 2, he is a lawyer, and he is engaged to Jennifer Hudson. He said he wants the FCW Championship.
Miss Angela and Tiffany d. Alicia Fox and Jenny Cash:
Alicia was for some unknown reason playing heel. To be honest I forgot the finish.
Intermission
Kris Logan and DJ Gabriel d. Byron Saxton and Jon Cutler:
Forgot the finish as well, but it's interesting that Saxton seems to be a full time wrestler now, and not a manager.
Abraham Washington comes out with his security, and calls out FCW President Steve Keirn. Washington says that one of his agents will prove himself tonight. This leads to..........
Agent T (Tonga) d. Lupe Santiago:
Santiago had Agent T in a small package, but Washington pushes Santiago over, causing T to be on top, and get the win.
Johnny Prime, Johnny Curtis and Tyler Reks d. Alex Riley, Mr. Tarver and Ian Richardson (I honestly can't keep up with how much they change Richardson's name.)
Fun match that had the crowd pumped (especially the kids and the girls).....The finish is something I can't remember.
Ricky Ortiz comes out and says that alot of the guys in the back are liars and cheaters, and that they would steal from their own mothers to get ahead in this business. Ortiz says that he is a good man, and he will conquer the FCW the right and moral way. This leads to...................
Sheamus d. Ortiz by DQ:
Ortiz had Sheamus near defeat, but DH Smith snuck in, and with the refs attention diverted, super kicked Ortiz. Sheamus went for the cover, but before the ref can count to three, Eric Escobar runs in and stops the ref. The ref DQ's Ortiz because Escobar put his hands on the ref. All four men end up brawling.
Drew Mcintyre d. Sebastian Slater to retain the FCW Heavyweight Title:
Good main event. Drew won after hitting a Snake Eyes on an exposed turnbuckle. After the match, Goose Mahoney made the X sign. It took about 15 minutes to get Slater out of the ring. During the match Slater hit the steel steps and knocked his wind out but continued on. Apparently that caught up with him in the end.
Overall a good show. Being that it wasn't a TV Taping, the show was good. The Angel vs. Barretta and Kidd vs. Croft match were well alone worth the 10 dollar admission.
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