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B4W presents "Aftermath"
Saturday November 15th 2008 at 8pm
Neptune, NJ
In a video posted hours before the event through B4W's official
YouTube page, Steve Corino gave B4W President Richard P Guille (or as
Corino and the Inner Circle call him, Johnny Cash) five minutes notice before
he had to board a plane to return to Puerto Rico. Corino offered to defend
the title once again in Puerto Rico, but Guille knew that would not make
the owner a very happy man. Corino jokingly told him to strip him of the
belt, something Guille took seriously. Guille opened Aftermath stating a
tournament would be held to crown a new B4W World champion. The men involved
in the four man tournament would be #1 contender for the World title, Gordon
P Samsonite, 3K World champion, King Kaluha; AWA World champion, Ricky Landell
and former B4W North American champion, Greg Spitz.
The opening match saw "The Dark Horse" Greg Spitz taking on "The
New Generation Ace" Ricky Landell in a classic match. Not only would
the winner of this match advance in the tournament, but he would also become
the #1 contender for King Kaluha's 3K World title. After putting his feet
on the ropes, Greg Spitz was able to get the cover and advance in the tournament.
The second match up was Gordon P Samsonite, taking on the legendary King
Kaluha. While this was King's first match for B4W, he had dozens of years
of experience over GPS. However, Kaluha got greedy and tried one too many
times to cheat before being caught by the ref, forcing the official to disqualify
the veteran wrestler. GPS would advance to the next round but what shape
would he be in?
The next match was for the B4W Tag Team titles. The champions, the Inner
Circle of President Richard P Guille and TLD were set to take on one of
Mexico's hottest teams. Moco Loco and the 87 year old Senor Grande. The
Inner Circle planned their movements wisely and were able to position to
ref several times to be distracted. In the end that strategy worked for
them and they were able to hold on to the gold and get the 1-2-3.
The People's Choice champion, Super Sweet, made his way out next to take
on Jihad. The man from Iraq dominated much of the match but Sweet was able
to get a quick roll up for his second victory over Jihad. After the match,
Jihad was once again frustrated at another loss and began to stomp Super
Sweet. Suddenly The Beast made his return to B4W to save Sweet and get rid
of Jihad.
North American champion, Kid America was set for his first title defense
against Teddy Fine. Fine made sure he infuriated the crowd by allowing his
entire entrance song to finish, not making the champion very happy. In the
end Teddy Fine's cockiness was his downfall and he was on the losing end
of this North American title match.
The finals of the World title match saw GPS taking on Greg Spitz, who began
the match with over 10 things hidden in various parts of his ring attire
to try and use as weapons in the match. Once referee John Finegan was able
to get him to lose all the hidden weapons the match begun. Spitz did everything
he could to put down GPS unleashing his entire arsenal of moves, while GPS
did the same. GPS was able to grab a quick rollup to become the B4W World
champion for the second time.