As reported by Sir Samurai

Full SPW/NAW December 1 Results

December 1, 2002

At the Historic Colonial Theater

Sacramento, California

After a bit of show hyping from MC Tommy Tsunami and ring announcer Sir Samurai, Kryptonite and The Brown Snake Jesus Cruz come to the ring. After some interaction with the vocal fans Krypto issues a challenge to Hunk Golden for the next show.

First Match: THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (w/Shane Dynasty) vs EL FLACO LOCO and RABIA

SPW TAG TITLE MATCH: The very vocal Dynasty was all over the poor ref for the entire match, which caused a lot of confusion and thus allowed the champions to hit all sorts of double team moves. This finish saw Rabia get knocked out and pinned after a shot to the head from a title belt.

Second Match: "The Trendsetter" ADAM THORNSTOWE vs THE BUG

Bug has been gone for awhile, but I think most of the fans remembered him and were pleasantly surprised to see him make his SPW return. Both men were fan favorites, at least at the start of the match, but as things progressed Bug let a more aggressive side creep out and he used a variety of underhanded techniques to get the win... but he failed as Adam hit the Setter Splash (Frogsplash) for the victory.

Third Match: "The Brownsnake" JESUS CRUZ and SCOTTY LOVE vs "The Golden One" HUNK GOLDEN and SACRAMENTO DRAGON (w/ El Flaco Loco and Madison)

Dragon came out as Brock Lesnar for this one. Both teams worked well together considering it was the first time that either pairing had seen action in an SPW ring. When the team of Cruz and Love began to dominate Madison jumped into the ring and hit Cruz with multiple Low Blows, which allowed Golden to hit the Frogsplash for the win. Golden then accepted Krypto's challenge for the next show.

Fourth Match: "Ridiculous" MIKE RAYNE (w/ The NAW) vs LUSTER THE LEGEND

This was, I believe, the first singles match in SPW for both men. From time to time, as they usually do, Rayne's NAW teammates got involved. Eventually the ref had no choice but to count both men out of the ring as they had brawled up and down the aisle for some time. Thus this match was thrown out and both men fought their way to the back.

Fifth Match: DANTE vs BLACK METAL

EXTREME TITLE/LUCHA LIBRE RULES MATCH: Lucha Rules mean that this match was two out of three falls. At some points Dante was able to get some nice offense against the much bigger Metal due to Dante's great speed, but Metal's strength advantage was staggering at other points in the match. The first fall was awarded to Black Metal and the second to Dante to even things up. Dante then retained his title by scoring the third fall.

Sixth Match: GHETTO MATT vs KRYPTONITE (w/ Jesus Cruz)

While the fans were not overly familiar with Matt as he has only worked in SPW a few times, the match was very solid and seemed well received by the crowd. Though Cruz was at ringside this match was pretty clean and it was Krypto that scored the pinfall victory.

Main Event: "Bulldog" BRIAN RAYMOND vs "The Big Ugly" JD BISHOP

STRAIGHT TO HELL/SPW TITLE MATCH: The first two falls were pinfall or submission. The third fall saw the title belt hang in one of the corners of the ring, while the other three corners had weapons. At ringside was a table wrapped in barbed wire and a table covered in lightbulbs. Because of the importance of the match it was decided that there would be three refs... SPW Senior Official Martin, the former Senior Official Even Steven Currie, and the host of the show Tommy Tsunami. Bulldog was escorted to the ring by the members of NAW while Bishop was escorted by both Chase, his valet, and the members of Team Supreme. Both men sent their support to the locker room before the match began. Once the match did begin Tsunami and Currie kept getting in each other's way and screwing up the other man's attempts at counting a pin. Bulldog got Bishop in a the Dog Collar Stretch (Tazzmission) but Ugly was able to kick off the turnbuckle and turn it into a pin. Steve ruled that Ugly was knocked out by the move while Tsunami ruled that Bishop had scored the pin. Steve and Tommy argued until Steve slapped Tommy. Tsunami responded by shattering his hard hat on Steve's head (Tommy was wearing a red hard hat instead of his usual red cowboy hat). Senior Official Martin ordered both Tsunami and Currie to the back and ruled that the score was 1-1 and the weapons (and title belt) were moved into place... and things got scary. The first big spot saw a bat covered in light tubes explode into action. Bulldog also splashed Bishop through a table, but Bishop got revenge by putting Bulldog through the table covered in light tubes. The amount of blood lost in this one was staggering. Bishop got the win and was thus crowned the new SPW champion. He and Bulldog shook hands and hugged in a great show of respect, which caused the NAW to come out and beat Bulldog down. Bishop ended up making the save for the former champion. From the looks of things Bulldog was hurt pretty bad and may end up being out of action for awhile. Full SPW/NAW December 1 Results
December 1, 2002

At the Historic Colonial Theater

Sacramento, California

After a bit of show hyping from MC Tommy Tsunami and ring announcer Sir Samurai, Kryptonite and The Brown Snake Jesus Cruz come to the ring. After some interaction with the vocal fans Krypto issues a challenge to Hunk Golden for the next show.

First Match: THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (w/Shane Dynasty) vs EL FLACO LOCO and RABIA

SPW TAG TITLE MATCH: The very vocal Dynasty was all over the poor ref for the entire match, which caused a lot of confusion and thus allowed the champions to hit all sorts of double team moves. This finish saw Rabia get knocked out and pinned after a shot to the head from a title belt.

Second Match: "The Trendsetter" ADAM THORNSTOWE vs THE BUG

Bug has been gone for awhile, but I think most of the fans remembered him and were pleasantly surprised to see him make his SPW return. Both men were fan favorites, at least at the start of the match, but as things progressed Bug let a more aggressive side creep out and he used a variety of underhanded techniques to get the win... but he failed as Adam hit the Setter Splash (Frogsplash) for the victory.

Third Match: "The Brownsnake" JESUS CRUZ and SCOTTY LOVE vs "The Golden One" HUNK GOLDEN and SACRAMENTO DRAGON (w/ El Flaco Loco and Madison)

Dragon came out as Brock Lesnar for this one. Both teams worked well together considering it was the first time that either pairing had seen action in an SPW ring. When the team of Cruz and Love began to dominate Madison jumped into the ring and hit Cruz with multiple Low Blows, which allowed Golden to hit the Frogsplash for the win. Golden then accepted Krypto's challenge for the next show.

Fourth Match: "Ridiculous" MIKE RAYNE (w/ The NAW) vs LUSTER THE LEGEND

This was, I believe, the first singles match in SPW for both men. From time to time, as they usually do, Rayne's NAW teammates got involved. Eventually the ref had no choice but to count both men out of the ring as they had brawled up and down the aisle for some time. Thus this match was thrown out and both men fought their way to the back.

Fifth Match: DANTE vs BLACK METAL

EXTREME TITLE/LUCHA LIBRE RULES MATCH: Lucha Rules mean that this match was two out of three falls. At some points Dante was able to get some nice offense against the much bigger Metal due to Dante's great speed, but Metal's strength advantage was staggering at other points in the match. The first fall was awarded to Black Metal and the second to Dante to even things up. Dante then retained his title by scoring the third fall.

Sixth Match: GHETTO MATT vs KRYPTONITE (w/ Jesus Cruz)

While the fans were not overly familiar with Matt as he has only worked in SPW a few times, the match was very solid and seemed well received by the crowd. Though Cruz was at ringside this match was pretty clean and it was Krypto that scored the pinfall victory.

Main Event: "Bulldog" BRIAN RAYMOND vs "The Big Ugly" JD BISHOP

STRAIGHT TO HELL/SPW TITLE MATCH: The first two falls were pinfall or submission. The third fall saw the title belt hang in one of the corners of the ring, while the other three corners had weapons. At ringside was a table wrapped in barbed wire and a table covered in lightbulbs. Because of the importance of the match it was decided that there would be three refs... SPW Senior Official Martin, the former Senior Official Even Steven Currie, and the host of the show Tommy Tsunami. Bulldog was escorted to the ring by the members of NAW while Bishop was escorted by both Chase, his valet, and the members of Team Supreme. Both men sent their support to the locker room before the match began. Once the match did begin Tsunami and Currie kept getting in each other's way and screwing up the other man's attempts at counting a pin. Bulldog got Bishop in a the Dog Collar Stretch (Tazzmission) but Ugly was able to kick off the turnbuckle and turn it into a pin. Steve ruled that Ugly was knocked out by the move while Tsunami ruled that Bishop had scored the pin. Steve and Tommy argued until Steve slapped Tommy. Tsunami responded by shattering his hard hat on Steve's head (Tommy was wearing a red hard hat instead of his usual red cowboy hat). Senior Official Martin ordered both Tsunami and Currie to the back and ruled that the score was 1-1 and the weapons (and title belt) were moved into place... and things got scary. The first big spot saw a bat covered in light tubes explode into action. Bulldog also splashed Bishop through a table, but Bishop got revenge by putting Bulldog through the table covered in light tubes. The amount of blood lost in this one was staggering. Bishop got the win and was thus crowned the new SPW champion. He and Bulldog shook hands and hugged in a great show of respect, which caused the NAW to come out and beat Bulldog down. Bishop ended up making the save for the former champion. From the looks of things Bulldog was hurt pretty bad and may end up being out of action for awhile.