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GCW Slime Language – Recap

Steve Waldinger November 10, 2019 Indie Leave a comment

Last time GCW came to Los Angeles Joey Janela had to Escape from LA, this time around it’s SLIME LANGUAGE! Below are the results of the show along with some miscellaneous notes (and maybe some bloodshed) along the way. If you like what you read and want to watch the show for yourself, you can stream it at Fite TV here.

Pre-Show Notes:

  • Spoiler alert – there was no slime at the show. There was language though.
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  • The show started exactly on time, which doesn’t always happen at indie shows so nice job GCW!
  • There was so much insanity on this card I could barely keep up! For all the awesome spots I’ll be noting there were tons more I didn’t get to make note of but were equally incredible.

Match One: Alex Zayne Vs Blake Christian Vs Jimmy Lloyd Vs Eli Everfly Vs Jordan Oliver Vs Arez

WINNER: Blake Christian won with a twisting top rope splash.

https://twitter.com/KVR216/status/1193019852090494976

NOTES:

  • After clearing the ring, Everfly and Arez engaged in some Lucha style action.
  • Spanish Fly by Oliver on Zayne onto the hard outside floor.
  • Everfly took everyone out with top rope moonsault  (outside again).
  • Zayne then did an over the top rope corkscrew to take everyone out on the outside (recurring theme).
  • Christian did a top rope stomp to the outside on Arez.
  • Zayne did shooting star knees to Arez.
  • Oliver hit a top rope cutter on Zayne onto the ropes.
  • Everfly leapt off the top rope off of Lloyd’s back onto everyone.
  • Uber heel Oliver got into a shouting match with a fan that didn’t look like it was going to end well for the fan, but ultimately Zayne would break it up by punching Oliver.

Match Two: Mance Warner Vs Matthew Justice

WINNER: Mace Warner won with a knee to the head following a missed elbow drop off of a 700 foot ladder through a door by Justice.

NOTES:

  • Okay, so the ladder wasn’t 700 feet tall, but seeing it live it looked the size of a building.
  • Justice got the crowd to chant “XPW” briefly after an apron flip onto Warner in the crowd.
  • Justice used the first door of the night.
  • Justice set a door up on the stage but Warner was the one to put his opponent through it.
  • Warner brought the first chair to the ring.
  • Justice had no luck with the weapons, as Warner drop toe holded and then DDT’d Justice onto the chair.
  • Warner and Justice put 4 tables and a chair into the ring.
  • Fake windup punch eyepoke by Warner.
  • Justice dodged a spear by Warner, Warner did the same to break two of the four tables.
  • Warner and Justice murdered each other with table halves to the head. Justice was busted open.
  • Warner brought out a staple gun, invited fans to the ring, then put dollar bills on Justice’s head and Warner stapled them on.
  • A young fan with a Warner face sign came in next, and Warner stapled that to Justice

  • Justice took two NASTY chair shots to the head after the staplings but kicked out after a 2 count re-energized. He then FU’d Warner through a door.
  • They cheers’d each other after the match and Warner gave the young fan his staple gun.

Match Three: Tony Deppen Vs Chris Bey

WINNER: Chris Bey won with a cutter off the ropes.

NOTES:

  • The match started with a dance off. Bey busted out a spinarooni and got clotheslined for his efforts.
  • Deppen dodged an outside attack by hiding behind a Mance Warner face sign.
  • Deppen mooned a sassing fan.
  • Intense slap fight eventually won by Bey.
  • Bey returned an earlier outside moonsault to Deppen.
  • Great disbelief facial reaction by Deppen following a super close 2 count.
  • Entertaining waistlock counter spot by both men.

Match Four: Toshiyuki Sakuda Vs Orin Veidt

WINNER: Toshiyuki Sakuda won with a crucifix bomb onto a glass tube.

NOTES:

  • This was the only official deathmatch on the card and it was the deathiest deathmatch I ever did see.
  • Sakuda struck first with light tubes and busted Veidt open.
  • Veidt struck back with a tube, proceeding to stab at Sakuda with the broken tube.
  • Back in the ring, Sakuda had 2 mini knives and pressed them into Veidt’s temples.
  • Sakuda cut Veidt with a saw!
  • He then pressed the saw into Veidt’s head in the camel clutch position.
  • Sakuda punched a tube into Veidt’s back. Later he turnbuckle elbowed one into Veidt.
  • Sakuda propped Veidt on a chair, put the saw in Veidt’s mouth, hit the chair into the saw.
  • Veidt blocked a skewer stab attempt and put the skewer through Sakuda’s cheek. He then put him through a door on the outside of the ring.
  • Sakuda pulled the skewer out of his mouth to a huge pop (after it being in his mouth for several minutes).
  • Sakuda flipped onto Veidt while there were like four glass tubes on him, but Veidt kicked out.
  • Sakuda spiked metal sticks into Veidt’s skull then Spanish flied him through glass but Veidt kicked out and was reinvigorated.

Match Five: Eddie Kingston Vs Effy

WINNER: Effy won with a facelock submission.

https://twitter.com/KVR216/status/1193048101436755969

  • Back and forth to start.
  • Kingston gained the advantage outside, throwing Effy through rows of chairs. Effy got a few shots in but Kingston won the battle of the outside.
  • Triple stomp spot by Effy back in the ring.
  • Effy top rope neckbreaker for a 2 count.
  • Post match, Kingston put over Effy.

Match Six: B-Boy Vs Chris Dickinson

WINNER: Chris Dickinson won with a powerful clothesline.

NOTES:

  • A chop fest led to a slap fest which B-Boy eventually won with a dragon screw leg whip.
  • VERY hard hitting contest.
  • B-Boy brought a door into the ring.
  • Dickinson suplexed B-Boy through the door in the corner.
  • Dickinson raised B-Boy’s hand after the match and B-Boy got a nice ovation from the crowd.

Match Seven: Kikutaro Vs Human Tornado

WINNER: Human Tornado won with the Tornado Elbow.

https://twitter.com/KVR216/status/1193058974960107520

  • Kikutaro hid behind a fan to avoid an outside dive by Tornado.
  • Kikutaro made his way back into the ring and refused to fight Tornado outside.
  • Kikutaro tried thrice to turnbuckle splash Tornado in the corner, each time getting a kick to the face. The only successful attack Kikutaro pulled off was whipping the ref into Tornado.
  • Top rope drama as the battle of who could knock off who first commenced. It ended up being a draw.
  • Kikutaro tried to whip the ref into Tornado again, but Tornado reversed the ref back into Kikutaro and ate a headscissors takeover from the ref, which led to Tornado hitting the match winning elbow drop.

Match Eight: GCW Championship Match: Nick Gage (champion) Vs Jake Atlas

WINNER: Nick Gage won via two piledrivers.

https://twitter.com/HeyyImRob/status/1193064930498535424

NOTES:

  • More than a few times I lost various parts of matches to the shifting crowd. This match everyone was on their feet from the start so I lost more of this match than the other matches.
  • Atlas tried an outside dive but Gage threw a chair at him at what looked liked 90 MPH on the radar gun.
  • Atlas FU’d Gage through a door on the outside.
  • Nice moonsault from Atlas got a 2 count.
  • Atlas got booed when he didn’t get all of Gage with a broken door shot. When Gage got a hold of the door he fully connected and the crowd popped.
  • Gage dodged the LGBDDT and hit piledriver #1 onto Atlas for 2.
  • Post match Gage reminded the crowd he’s a good regular wrestler too (along with ruling at deathmatches) and put Atlas over big. He also put over all the other matches on the show, and the fans too, saying the fans make him want to die for GCW.