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A message from Pro Wrestling Syndicate (PWS) proprietor Eric Tapout
"This was arguably the best PWS show in 3 years in terms of in ring action and the level of intensity displayed by all the in ring participants, and I unbiasly encourage fans of good indy wrestling to check out the dvd when it becomes available. I know some of these guys might just be names on paper to some fans, however legit everyone on this show brought it hard. The attendance wasn't great, estimated at 75, however the position I was put in was that this event was originally to take place in MA where we probably would have drawn significantly better. When the MA thing fell apart as the result of a lot of false promises, I decided to honor the date I gave to my locker room as opposed to just scrapping the show like the average promoter would have done. The venue in CT was only available on Sunday Aug 22, the day after the originally scheduled event was to take place in MA. For a Sunday, in a state we've never run in before, with little time to promote, and not resorting to using local talent as ticket sellers, we really were being realistic in not expecting a packed house. What I can say though is that the people that attended the show got their $20 worth of wrestling action. All advertised talent was present, and all fans in attendance also received a free autographed 8x10 photo of either Kamala or Hacksaw Jim Duggan. Kevin Matthews was originally booked for this event and hours after informing PWS late last week that he would be undergoing surgery, we promptly let his status be known. We all wish Kevin a speedy recovery."
Pro Wrestling Syndicate CT Carnage Results 8/22/10 in Fairfield, Connecticut
Sabre Cat defeated "Big Juicy" Justin Corino and Wes Draven in a Fast Paced Triple Threat Match. Sabre pinned Corino with a Tiger Bomb.
Road Dogg was introduced as Guest Commissioner. He quickly introduced PWS' new ring announced "Majestic" Larry Legend.
It was announced that Kevin Matthews will be undergoing surgery therefore PWS has stripped him of The PWS Heavyweight Championship as he will be out of action until early 2011.
A Majestic Twelve Tournament was held to determine a new Champion. Majestic Twelve is PWS' unique tournament in which each of the dozen entrants are paired at random to form tag teams based on the luck of the draw. Round One consists of 3 tag team matches. Each winning team advances to Round 2 where its Partner vs Partner in Singles Action. Each Round 2 winning advances to the Final Round 3 where it is a Triple Threat Falls Count Anywhere Elimination Match with the winner becoming the new PWS Champion.
Majestic Twelve Round One: Danny Demanto with Velvet Sky & Amazing Red defeated Joel Maximo and Rich Swann in a very fast paced and hard hitting match.
Majestic Twelve Round One: Sami Callihan & Dan Maff defeated Bandido Jr & Adam Cole after Maff hit a Burning Hammer on Bandido for the pinfall
Majestic Twelve Round One: Necro Butcher & Devon Moore beat The Best Around after Necro forced Bruce Maxwell to submit.
Majestic Twelve Round Two: Danny Demanto pinned Amazing Red
Majestic Twelve Round Two: Sami Callihan forced Dan Maff to submit
Majestic Twelve Round Three: Devon Moore pinned Necro Butcher
In a 6 Man Tag Special Attraction Stretcher Match: Fala, Timmy Aiight, and Joey Ayyo beat Kenny Doane, Kris Pyro, and Davey Cash with Dean Ripley after Fala put Doane on the stretcher. After the match Nick FN Gage hit the ring with handcuffs, lightubes, chairs, singapore canes, and a staple gun, wreaking complete carnage.
In the Majestic Twelve Tournament Finals: Sami Callihan pinned Danny Demanto. Devon Moore pinned Sami Callihan after a devastating Yakuza Kick in honor of his trainer and the man whom originally beat Devon for The PWS Title; the late great Trent Acid. This is Moore's second PWS Title reign and he is now 2 for 2 in Majestic Twelve Tournaments as he and Kenny Omega co-won the initial PWS Majestic Twelve Tournament in 2008 which included Jack Evans, Ruckus, Trent Acid, Teddy Hart, Sonjay Dutt, Danny Demanto, Kevin Matthews, Tommy Suede, Jerry Lynn, and Matt Cross.
Show notes: all advertised talent was present, crowd was very into the action. Everyone in attendance also received a free 8x10 autographed photo of either Kamala or Hacksaw Jim Duggan.