Results: Purks International Championship Wrestling, 03/06/10, from Cedartown, GA
Simon Sermon defeated "Hellraiser" John Arden;
David Young defeated Shaun Banks;
Tracy Taylor defeated Velvet Sky;
Nigel Sherrod defeated Too Tall Shortts in a Loser Leaves Town Match;
Brian Alexander, Bobby Hayes & Terry Lawler defeated Thunder & Lightning to become the new PICW Tag Team Champions;
To the dismay of everyone in attendance, Referee Spanky Emerson allowed the winning team to operate under the "Freebird Rule" and allowed all three to tag;
Air Paris vs TNA World Heavyweight Champion A.J. Styles ended in a no contest decision after interference by David Young & Bobby Hayes;
New PICW Commissioner Ron Simmons made his way to the ring to help Air Paris and proceeded to give A.J. Styles a piece of his mind. Simmons ended up decking Styles and added Kevin Nash as Paris' partner at the new show April 10th. This sets up the main event for the next show as Air Paris & Kevin Nash vs David Young & Bobby Hayes;
PICW notes: Attendance was 1100+. Be sure to read Larry Goodman's review of the event here.
Simon Sermon defeated "Hellraiser" John Arden;
David Young defeated Shaun Banks;
Tracy Taylor defeated Velvet Sky;
Nigel Sherrod defeated Too Tall Shortts in a Loser Leaves Town Match;
Brian Alexander, Bobby Hayes & Terry Lawler defeated Thunder & Lightning to become the new PICW Tag Team Champions;
To the dismay of everyone in attendance, Referee Spanky Emerson allowed the winning team to operate under the "Freebird Rule" and allowed all three to tag;
Air Paris vs TNA World Heavyweight Champion A.J. Styles ended in a no contest decision after interference by David Young & Bobby Hayes;
New PICW Commissioner Ron Simmons made his way to the ring to help Air Paris and proceeded to give A.J. Styles a piece of his mind. Simmons ended up decking Styles and added Kevin Nash as Paris' partner at the new show April 10th. This sets up the main event for the next show as Air Paris & Kevin Nash vs David Young & Bobby Hayes;
PICW notes: Attendance was 1100+. Be sure to read Larry Goodman's review of the event here.
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