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UWA 04.09.05

Instead of the normal UWA ring the boys are wrestling in Miamisburg, Ohio at a park with quite a few onlookers which gives an interesting feel to the show. This show was basically just a transition show so don't expect too much.

Calypso Vs Outlaw (For the UWA Heavyweight Title)
Calypso applies a headlock then turns it into a takeover, Outlaw tries to fight out but gets hit with a clothesline which gets two. Calypso stomps on Outlaw, hits a snapmare, kicks to the back, and the dropkick which gets two. Calypso picks Outlaw up but gets a DDT for his troubles. Outlaw pounds on Calypso but gets caught in an ankle lock and Calypso drops down into some sort of stretch which Outlaw elbows his way out of. Calypso hits an elbow to regain control, locks in an arm wringer twice, tosses Outlaw into the WALL and hits a big boot. Calypso climbs the park wall and hits an albow which gets two. Calypso hits the F5 but Gage comes in to interfere and cause a DQ. Gage suplexes Calypso after stomping on him when Scott Slavins comes out and dropkicks Outlaw from nowhere. Calypso gets up and superkicks both Gage and Outlaw down and it appears we have a Scott Slavins turn. Match was 3:47 and didn't get a chance to go anywhere, * for what we saw.

Gage and Outlaw Vs Calypso and Scott Slavins
This is the first tag team match in UWA. Gage hits a headscissors and hurricarana on Calypso to start things off but gets hit with a powerful clothesline. After some stomps and kicks to the back, Calypso hits a running knee to the face for two. Calypso puts the headlock in but gets backdrop out of it and Slavins gets tagged in. Slavins hits a springboard DDT on Gage and followed by a suplex. Slavins hits a kick to the back of the head and goes for a roll up which gets two. Slavins hits a snapmare and hits the dropkick to the back of the head which gets two, another roll up is bridged out and rveersed into a pin for two. Both men stare each other down and tag out. Outlaw hits a flying clothesline on Calypso from the wall followed by repeated stomps followed by a DDT. Calypso hits a superkick and sets Outlaw up for the running knee against the cement wall! Calypso hits a big suplex and tags in Slavins and they double team the arm. Teamwork~! Slavins kicks Outlaw in the stomach then hits a suplex of his own followed by a figure four. Outlaw tries to fight out but Slavins reverses the reversal. Calypso gets tagged in and hits a horrible flip on Outlaw. Calypso hits Outlaw with his shoe but Gage comes in and hits a bulldog on Calypso. Slavins and Calypso double-team Outlaw until Gage does a front flip off the wall onto all three men and everybody is down! Backflip kick is reversed into a dragon screw and Outlaw gets nailed with a chair by Calypso. Calypso goes to work on the leg of Gage with a leg scissors followed by legdrops on the leg. Slavins gets the tag and they wishbone Gage. Slavins hits a double legdrop and hits a Dudley Dog for two. Slavins hits a legdrop off the wall to the back of Gage but only earns a two count. Calypso and Slavins double team Gage some more and Calypso hits a huge clothesline which caused Gage to backflip. Slavins jumps over the wall and attacks Outlaw while Calypso hits a suplex to Gage and Slavins hits a guilltone on Outlaw. Calypso goes to dive off the wall but Outlaw pushes him off. Outlaw gets the tag, DDT's Calypso then hits the Lights Out for the three count at 9:28. ** for the first tag match in UWA history. As pointed out on the commentary, the wrestlers weren't really motivated seeing as how there would be no long-term purpose of anything on this show other than rematches that would take place on the new two shows.

Overall, this show was basically just to entertain the crowd that watched it, which just happened to be a bunch of little kids under the age of 10 and a few adults. That means you won't have any long matches that could tell a story and of course technical wrestling. If you're looking for a quick introduction to the UWA this is a good show for it as it only runs about 15 minutes and features the top of the UWA hitting some of their main moves. Of course, if you know what's going on in the UWA the show isn't really worth it. Thumbs in the middle for this.