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UWA New Beginnings - 04.15.05

A new guy, Mike Moros, comes out to start the show off. He says he's the new GM and is granting Outlaw a rematch against Calypso from the 04.09.05 match.

Outlaw Vs Calypso (UWA Heavyweight Title)
Outlaw has new music - it's gangsta’. Calypso has Mike, the special ref, check on Outlaw for weapons only to attack Calypso for the start. Calypso stomps on Outlaw, then hits a suplex, followed by two high elbow drops, but that only gets two. Outlaw gets tossed and hit with a Kobashi Clothesline from Calypso, who follows with a jumping knee to the back, then steps on Outlaw's chest for good measure. Calypso misses an elbow off the ladder, and Outlaw follows up with a high angle dropkick. Outlaw with a headlock, but gets tossed out, only to hit Calypso with a clothesline, and then a sidekick. That only gets two. Calypso into to the ladder, then a stiff shot to the ribs. Outlaw goes for another headlock, but Calypso backdrops his way out. Calypso puts in a modified sharpshooter type thing, it's hard to describe, but Outlaw fights out only to be rammed into the gas pipe. Calypso with a stiff chop, then followed by a huge running knee from Calypso, followed by a DDT which gets two. Stiff kicks to Outlaw's back, followed by an elbow drop for two. Calypso locks in a single Boston Crab, then falls back and locks the leg for added pressure as we cut to commercial break. We're joined in progress with Calypso working on the leg more with legdrops and elbow drops on Outlaw's leg. Calypso climbs the ladder and misses a splash, and Outlaw runs in with the elbow, followed by a bulldog, which gets a two. Outlaw locks in the sharpshooter, but Calypso gets to the ropes and Outlaw breaks the hold. Outlaw gives Calypso a chance to get up, which proves to be a mistake as Calypso nails Outlaw with a huge superkick. More stiff kicks from Calypso, followed by a running knee to the fact. Outlaw kicks out at two and goes for the Lights Out, but Calypso fights out and catches him with the F5 for the three count. (7:13) **1/2 Decent enough opener but Outlaw didn't sell too much and the leg work didn't really go anywhere.
Winner and Still Champion: Calypso

Best of Five Series: Match 1
Scott Slavins Vs Gage
Scott tries to sweep the feet of Gage, but of course that doesn't work. Both men grapple up and Slavins goes behind, but Gage goes behind with an arm wringer. Slavins pulls out the leg, misses a clothesline, and then they exchange armdrags. Gage misses a clothesline and gets an armdrag of his own as both men stare each other down. They lock up again and Slavins goes for another armbar, but Gage backflips out only to get a snapmare and a dropkick to the back of the head. Slavins gives a cocky pin but only gets a two. More work on the arm as hits a modified shining wizard as we go to break. We come back with a Dudley dog on Gage which gets two. Slavins goes for a rollup, but Gage fights up and goes for the roll up but only gets two. Both men stare down, grapple again, and then Slavins hits a side Russian legsweep. Manhattan Drop on Gage, and Slavins hits a diving headbutt from the ladder, but that only gets two as Slavins does not hook the legs. Slavins with headbutts, followed by stiff punches to the face, knocking Gage down. Slavins hits a springboard kick to the back of the head off the pump, but only gets a two. Slavins goes for the three verticals, gets two but Gage goes for the rollup. Gage gets a two then hits a suplex of his own, followed by a standing moonsault. Gage tosses Slavins into the ropes and hits a spinning backbreaker on Slavins, followed by a leg drop. Gage goes for a powerbomb, but Slavins lands on his feet and hits a powerful clothesline. Slavins hits a delayed Sliced Bread, which gets a two, and both men look hurt. Slavins hits a superkick and Gage sells it like death. Slavins hits a headscissors which gets two. Dragon Screw on Gage, nearly snapping his leg. Slavins argues with the ref, allowing Gage to go for a rollup, Slavins rolls out of that, however, and hits the legdrop to the stomach. Slavins follows up with stiff punches, but Gage ducks the last one and hits a clothesline, followed by a standing shooting star press, but only gets a two count! Gage hits a dropsault and then the Spinning TKO, which gets the three count. (8:35) *** Both men really put a lot of effort into the match and hit all their spots, but it was lacking some flow and transitions. The score is now 1-0, Gage.
Winner: Gage

Scott Slavins, Gage, Outlaw, and the newcomer Steiner come out for a fatal four way match for the #1 contender spot against Calypso on the next show. Calypso comes out though and said he wants to wrestle one more time tonight, so he proposes a five way match, with the winner getting a title shot, but if Calypso wins he gets the week off title-shot wise. The promo itself is the oddest one in UWA history, with everyone chanting 'You got served' at the champ. Calypso ran down every wrestler, telling how he's better than them, to which Slavins replies, "How about we beat your mom?” So, the match is a five way dance.

Five Way Elimination Match
Scott Slavins Vs Gage Vs Outlaw Vs Steiner Vs Calypso
Everybody gangs up on Calypso as the bell rings, but Steiner throws Gage and Calypso into the ring. Steiner hits a DDT on Calypso while Slavins hits the snapmare/dropkick combo on Gage. Steiner gets tossed into the ropes by Calypso and is hit with a big boot. Calypso tells Gage to do a "flippy thing", but he doesn't do it. Calypso knocks down Gage, and Slavins hits a low blow on Calypso. Steiner gives Outlaw a series of legdrops, which only gets a two. Slavins and Gage give a double curb stomp to Calypso as Steiner hits Outlaw with a clothesline. Dropsault on Calypso from Gage, and Slavins hits a frogsplash on Outlaw, but for whatever reason Steiner breaks up the fall, so he gets a dropkick to the gut from Gage for screwing up. Slavins goes for a reverse sidekick, but Outlaw reverses it into a rollup. Calypso goes out of the ring while Slavins and Gage doing flips and swantons on Steiner. Slavins follows with a facestomp on Outlaw as we cut to commercial break. Outlaw gets a superkick as we come back, and then Gage kicks Calypso with a superkick followed by a Standing SSP. Slavins holds on to Calypso's legs as he kicks out and follows with a headbutt to the groin followed by a step-up dropkick to the head. Gage takes a brutal chokeslam from Steiner as Outlaw spears Slavins. So much action to call in this match, it's hard. Steiner hit a bulldog on Gage as Calypso puts in the crossface on Slavins. Steiner breaks it up though he gets a snapmare, stiff kicks to the back, and a running dropkick to the face. Slavins locks Outlaw in the ankle lock, so Calypso puts the ankle lock on the other ankle. Steiner gets up and applies a crossface, forcing Outlaw to tap out. (5:58)

Slavins hits a kick to the face and Gage with an enzuguri to Calypso. Gage picks up him in a headlock but gets backdropped. Calypso holds up Steiner for Slavins to nail with his shoe. Slavins goes for the pin, but Steiner kicks out, so Slavins hits Steiner in the head with his shoe about ten times. All three men brawl while Gage climbs the ladder, and of course flips on top of them, only Calypso getting out. Calypso goes for another backdrop on Gage, but Gage flips out and hits a dropkick. Slavins helps Calypso though and they double team both Gage and Steiner with punches. Slavins hits a clothesline on Gage causing him to do a full backflip. Slavins holds the ladder for Calypso as he hits an elbow on Steiner. Slavins asks for Calypso to hold the ladder, only to hit him and hit a splash on his own on Steiner. Gage gets up and Slavins spears him for the three count. (8:36)

Slavins misses a superkick and Steiner locks in a brutal Boston Crab, but Calypso breaks the hold with a kick to the head, followed by an amazing F5 on the big man. He's too hurt to cover though, so Slavins gets the pin. (9:18)

We come back from break with Slavins and Calypso exchanging chops. Calypso misses a blind charge, much like Slavins does afterwards. Calypso locks in the headlock, but Slavins rolls out of it. Calypso does the same to Slavins and both men stare each other down. Calypso goads Slavins into slapping him, only for Calypso to hit a slap that knocks Slavins silly. Slavins then gets hit with a huge clothesline followed by a big suplex and Slavins looks dead. Calypso follows up with repeated knees to the back, followed by a delayed fameasser, but only gets a two. Both men get up and exchange punches, but Calypso wins after he causes Slavins to do a Flair Flop. Calypso mocks Slavins by doing his own Flair Flop on Slavins, followed by repeated kicks to the chest and back, followed by an elbow drop which gets two. Calypso tosses Slavins into the ropes and turns a headscissors into a sidewalk slam. Calypso picks up the near-dead Slavins and hits the F5 for the pin. (13:26) *** It was a fun brawl with pretty much non-stop action, but the ending fell a little flat considering the final two, but everything else was entertaining enough.

Decent show from the UWA, not the best but there's a lot of good stuff in here along with the debut of Steiner and the new GM. Thumbs up since there's nothing too offensive.