NAWA Glory 8/10/05

TONIGHT: Six man tag team match with Chris Sabin, Matt Bentley, and the Gambler squaring off against Scott Steiner, Christopher Daniels, and Samoa Joe. Also, Miles Stylish puts the NAWA World Title on the line against Low-Ki and AJ Styles and Jerry Lynn team up to take on Tony Mamaluke and Ron Killings.

We cut to a gym where CM Punk is standing by for a prerecorded promo. He is not in the arena tonight, because he refuses to step one foot into the hovel that the NAWA is performing in tonight. Rather he has a few comments. This Sunday will be his last match in the company. He will face off against a man who he has defeated many times before, that man being Raven. It's an I-Quit Match, which Punk triumphed over against AJ Styles one year ago. Punk will step into the ring with Raven. Raven has been called the franchise of the NAWA by the misguided masses. Well if Raven is the franchise, then it just shows how inadqueate this company is. However, Punk could care less as he will be leaving after this Sunday and will be leaving the victor.

I-Quit Match, is right up Punk's street. He beat AJ Styles last year and he has the most deadly submission move in the history of wrestling, that no one has escaped. The Anaconda Vice, you can count the names it's put down. Including the fan's beloved hero Raven. The same thing will happen at WrestleClash IV, Raven will scream those words on the microphone, as a final triumph to close out his career in the New Age Wrestling Alliance. It will be the end of Raven, as Punk promises to cripple Raven, just like he crippled Harry Harris. Punk says Raven wanted it and now he is going to get more than he bargained for. "Quoth CM Punk, straight edge means I'm better than you".

We head back to the arena for the next match.

Shark Boy and Spanky vs. Austin Aries and Alex Shelley Aries and Shark Boy start out. Go behind by Shark Boy and a waistlock takedown. Shark Boy rams a series of elbows to the back of the head and takes Aries down with a single leg takedown, before he bites the ankle. Shark Boy drills some forearms across the face, before whipping Aries into the ropes. Kneelift brings Aries down and Shark Boy wrings the arm, before Spanky climbs to the top rope. Spanky leaps onto the Aries onto the arm. Chops rocks Aries, before whipping him into the ropes. The head is ducked and Aries uppercuts Spanky, before snap maring him down. Tag made to Shelley and Shelley hits a dropkick. Shelley enters the ring and chops away at Spanky, before delivering a backbreaker. Tag made in to Aries and Aries comes back onto the chest of Spanky with a legdrop. Spanky is stunned and Aries delivers some punches, before setting him up for a snap suplex. Aries hooks the legs of Spanky, before rocking Spanky back, after tagging in Shelley. Right into a springboard forearm smash. Shelley slams down Spanky and goes to the second rope, facing the crowd. Pump kneedrop down across the face of Spanky and two count.

Shelley pounds away at Spanky and hoists him in a cradle, before bringing him down with a fisherman suplex. Bridge for a two count. Shelley slams down Spanky and goes to the outside. He leaps off the top rope but SPANKY GETS BOTH FEET UP INTO THE FACE! Shelley leaps into the air, before landing on the canvas hard. Spanky slides over to the corner as Shelley tags in Shark Boy. Shark Boy runs into the ring, jabbing away at Aries, before rushing across the ring, knocking Aries down with a clothesline. Spinning leg lariat knocks Shelley down and Aries goes for a clothesline but Shark Boy ducks before kicking him. Shark Boy hooks Aries and brings him down with an Ace Crusher! The crowd cheers and Shark Boy covers Aries hooking the leg for a two count. Shark Boy picks up Aries and pounds away at him, before throwing him into the corner. To the outside, Shark Boy hooks Aries around the head and attempted Dead Sea Drop but Aries hangs on. Shark Boy crashes onto the canvas and Aries hooks Shark Boy, before bringing him down with a brain buster. To the outside goes Aries and 450 Splash drills Shark Boy. Cover hooking the leg for the pin as Shelley knocks Spanky down.

Austin Aries and Alex Shelley defeated Shark Boy and Spanky when Aries pinned Shark with the 450 Splash in 0:09:04. Rating: ***

Aries and Shelley leave the ring, with the win, as they will be part of tag team turmoil at WrestleClash IV. Out comes Richard Ramos Ricardo, Attorney At Law and Mr. Fernando, who is carrying a stick with what appears to be a Jalapeno on the end of it. These two men will face off against Shark Boy and Spanky in a scaffold match. Ricardo attacks Spanky, beating him down on the outside of the ring as Mr. Fernando enters the ring. FERNANDO IS BEATING SHARK BOY WITH THE JALAPENO ON A STICK! Shark Boy screams as Mr. Fernando enters the ring, giving these gentle taps with the Jalapeno on a Stick, but Shark Boy sells it like death, thrashing around like death. Fernando and Ricardo leave with the damage done, as they prepare for their Scaffold Match at WrestleClash IV.

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Johnny Excalibur vs. Raven Excalibur attacks Raven at the bell and this works for about a minute, before Raven comes back with punches, knocking Excalibur back into the ropes. Clothesline by Excalibur knocks him back. Another clothesline and Raven rams Excalibur into the buckles, before delivering a running kneelift into the corner. That sets him up for a bulldog. Raven spreads his arms, before kicking Excalibur. Evenflow DDT drops Excalibur down to the canvas but instead of going for the cover, Raven moves over, before he has the ankle. He has Excalibur in the ankle lock! He is trying to submit Excalibur, to send a message to Punk. The referee checks Excalibur who taps out, giving Raven the submission victory tonight on Glory.

Raven made Johnny Excalibur submit to an ankle lock in 0:03:39. Rating: **

Raven releases the hold after the bell and calls for the microphone. He receives it, before going into talking about WrestleClash IV. He admits that over the past several months, each and every time he has fought CM Punk, Raven came out on the losing end of the match. However, in three days time, at WrestleClash IV, he will face off against CM Punk in an I-Quit Match. Raven remarks that Punk does have the perfect weapon for that match, but Raven could care less. He'll have to kill Raven before he submits to the Anaconda Vice willingly, as we are reminded that last time, Punk had to knock out Raven with a chair before slapping the hold on him for the knockout. Still, Raven will beat Punk, until he gives up. He will end him up to the enemy, with more scars and more broken bones. Punk will pay the price for stabbing the entire company in the back, by going to the competition. So it is written, so it shall come to pass. Quoth the Raven, nevermore.

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Backstage:

Jerry Lynn is backstage, lacing up his boots when AJ Styles walks up to him. Styles asks if Lynn is ready for tonight, as last time they were supposed to have this match, Lynn decided to retire. Styles needs to know if he can count on Lynn, against Mamaluke and Killings, because he knows Sweeney would have some dastardly plan to take him out, softening him up for the strap match that Styles has with Killings at WrestleClash IV. Lynn looks up, saying that he's ready, but he's a bit tired of people disrespecting him. Killings and Mamaluke are two young cocky assholes who need to be put in their place and Lynn has before when he was in the Triumvirate. Just like this Sunday, Bryan Danielson will be put in his place and just like Styles will be put in his place if he doesn't hold his end of the match. Lynn says he's in this company since the beginning, he's competed for nearly twenty years, and tonight, he warns Styles that he better not cost them the match. Styles says he has Lynn's back and Lynn nods coldly, before saying good, telling him that they should get down to the ring right now.

With that, we head back to the arena.

AJ Styles and Jerry Lynn vs. Ron Killings and Tony Mamaluke(w/Larry Sweeney) Styles and Mamaluke start out. Both men trade holds for about a minute before Styles delivers an armdrag. Mamaluke is up and goes for a jab but Styles ducks underneath it and hooks Mamaluke in a headlock, before bringing him down with a headlock takedown. Styles works on the head but Mamaluke rolls over, before pushing up. Elbows out of the hold and Mamaluke shoves Styles off the ropes but Styles comes back with a Discus Clothesline for a one and a half count. Styles beats on Mamaluke, before hooking him, battering him with chops, whipping him into the ropes. Dropkick brings Mamaluke down and tag made to Jerry Lynn. Lynn enters the ring and assaults Mamaluke with vicious forearms across the face, before delivering a snap mare. Lynn backs off and running neck snap, drilling Mamaluke down. Mamaluke rolls over, clutching his head. Lynn hammers Mamaluke with chops, before whipping him into the ropes. The head is ducked and Mamaluke delivers a leaping forearm down across the back of Lynn.

Lynn is staggered with a kneelift from Mamaluke, before he backs off. Rocker Dropper drills Lynn facefirst onto the canvas. Mamaluke rolls Lynn over, before battering him with forearms and tag made to Killings. Lynn is held so Killings comes off the ropes with a fist driven to the top of the head. Killings hammers Lynn with chops, before whipping him into the ropes. Back elbow smash doubles Lynn over and Killings grabs the arm, before wringing it out, driving a series of elbows down onto it and pulls Lynn into a leg lariat. Lynn crumples down to the canvas and Killings covers for a two count. Killings rolls over Lynn and elbows driven to the back of the head. Lynn is thrown into the ropes and Killings knees him in the midsection. He bounces off the ropes before he comes down hard across the back of the head with an axe kick. Killings covers Lynn hooking the leg for a two count!

Lynn is pulled up and Killings jabs away at Lynn. Lynn is backed off and Killings fires some more jabs, before whipping Lynn into the ropes. Leaping back elbow smash knocks Lynn down to the canvas and Killings rolls him over, before drilling an uppercut, and hoisting up Lynn in a gutwrench before bringing him over into a gutwrench suplex. The tag has been made to Tony Mamaluke, who enters the ring, firing an European Uppercut to Lynn. Another European Uppercut to Lynn and Mamaluke hooks Lynn. Snap suplex brings him over. Another snap suplex which is followed by a brain buster. Mamaluke floats over for a two count. Lynn is picked up, battered with some punches, and Irish whip into the ropes no reversed. Mamaluke ducks the head and Lynn grabs him by the hair, before snapping him back to the canvas. Mamaluke hits hard and rolls into the corner. Tag to Killings but Lynn is in the corner. He makes the tag to AJ Styles!

Styles is in the ring to a pop from the crowd and he enters the ring, jabbing away at Killings. Killings has been knocked around, before getting clotheslined down. Mamaluke enters the ring but Styles ducks underneath the European Uppercut. HE COMES BACK WITH A PELE KICK! Mamaluke goes down and Killings is waylayed with the Pele Kick as well. Styles covers Killings hooking the leg for a two and a half count. He beats on Killings and whips him into the ropes. Frankensteiner brings Killings down and Styles gives the signal, but Sweeney grabs the ankle of Styles from behind. Styles turns around to fight off Sweeney as Lynn is tied up with Mamaluke, getting him to the floor. Killings catches Styles with a kick to the back of the head. Styles goes down and Killings hoists him up, attempting a German Suplex but Styles manages to roll through into a reverse cradle to score a flash pin! Styles and Lynn win this match!

AJ Styles and Jerry Lynn defeated Ron Killings and Tony Mamaluke when Styles pinned Killings after a reverse cradle in 0:11:09. Rating: *** 3/4

AJ Styles and Jerry Lynn get the win, leading up to WrestleClash IV, where Lynn will face off against Bryan Danielson for the NAWA Cruiserweight Title and Styles faces off against Killings in a strap match. Also, Tony Mamaluke puts the NAWA International Championship on the line against Teddy Hart.

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Twizted Youth vs. Bryan Danielson Danielson's NAWA Cruiserweight Title is not on the line. Youth raises his hand and yells "LOL" before he rushes forward, getting knocked down with a vicious elbowsmash. Twizted Youth lands on the canvas hard and Danielson unloads on him with vicious stomps. The boots of Danielson bounce off the head of Twizted Youth and Danielson picks up Youth, before hoisting him onto the shoulders for an airplane spin. The crowd cheers as Danielson gives several rotations and Youth is dropped down before Danielson kicks him right in the face, before going behind. High angle belly to back suplex. Youth has been bounced down and Danielson kneels down, before he applies a bow and arrow submission maneuever. The back of Twizted Youth is being folded across the knees of Danielson as the referee checks him, before calling for the bell. Youth has been knocked out and the referee is awarding the match to Danielson.

Bryan Danielson defeated Twizted Youth when Twizted Youth passed out in a bow-and-arrow submission in 0:03:21. Rating: ** 1/4

Bryan Danielson leaves the ring, with the NAWA Cruiserweight Title Belt, as Twizted Youth lays on the canvas, barely able to move. Danielson will defend that NAWA Cruiserweight Championship against Jerry Lynn at WrestleClash IV in what should be his toughest title defense yet. In three days, August 14th 2005, WrestleClash IV only on Pay Per View. Don't you dare miss it.

Backstage:

Dan Marion stands by with the NAWA World Tag Team Champions Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley, along with the NAWA Television Champion the Gambler. Tonight, they team up to face off against their WrestleClash IV opponents, Christopher Daniels, Scott Steiner, and Samoa Joe. Sabin remarks that they are considered the underdogs both tonight at WrestleClash IV, but they have the support of the New Age Wrestling Alliance fans behind them. Bentley adds that Daniels and Steiner are really tough when they attack people from behind but tonight it is going to be three on three. Marion asks the Gambler about Samoa Joe. The Gambler says that Joe is a tough opponent, perhaps a mountain that he can't climb, but he is going to make a go at climbing that mountain, even if he falls to his demise. Our trio of champions are psyched up, for their six man tag team match against their dominant challengers, that should be a great main event tonight on Glory.

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"Sharp Dressed Man" by ZZ Top plays and the NAWA World Champion Miles Stylish walks down to the ring, with a microphone in hand. Stylish talks about how he is going to face off against Ron Waterman, at WrestleClash IV, in the main event, with his NAWA World Title on the line. They have had many clashes before and more often than not, Stylish has come out on the short end. Not this time, Stylish will beat Waterman at WrestleClash IV and walk out with the NAWA World Championship. Not only will he win, but he will beat Waterman cleanly, in a way that will leave no doubt who the better man is. Tonight, Stylish was offered the opportunity to sit out, but he has instead signed up with a match with Low-Ki and will put the NAWA World Championship on the line. Low-Ki is a smaller version of Waterman, a master of strikes and submission holds, but Stylish will prove his superiority tonight and why he is the NAWA World Champion. Stylish motions for Low-Ki to come down to the ring.

NAWA World Championship Match Low-Ki(w/Julius Smokes) vs. Miles Stylish(c)

Stylish grabs Low-Ki at the bell and takes him down with a fireman's carry takedown. Low-Ki kips to his feet and unloads on the NAWA World Champion with a series of vicious kicks. Stylish has been rocked as those kicks connect with the legs, midsection, and even a couple of them to the side of his head. Low Ki whips Stylish into the ropes and leaps up, before delivering a vicious elbow strike to the top of the head. Stylish is on his knees and Low-Ki winds up. Vicious kick smacks Stylish right in the bridge of his nose. Another vicious kick and Low-Ki looks like he wants to kick Stylish's skull in! Low-Ki picks up Stylish and blisters the chest of Stylish with a series of chops. Stylish looks dazed, before Low-Ki whips Stylish into the corner. Stylish hits the corner hard and Low-Ki follows him with a vicious koppo kick. Stylish has been crushed in the corner and he collapses to the canvas, before Low-Ki covers Stylish hooking the leg for a two count.

Low-Ki rolls over Stylish and knees driven right to the side of the head. More knees as the crowd is getting behind Low-Ki as he scoops up Stylish. Stylish is in the tree of woe and Low-Ki backs off, before he delivers a running baseball slide dropkick, catching Stylish right across the bridge of the nose as he is in the corner. Low Ki unloads with more kicks, before he pulls Stylish out of the corner, and scoops him up. He slams Stylish down and bounces off the ropes. Kneedrop drills Stylish down across the top of the head! The champion has been drilled and Low-Ki covers hooking the leg. Two count only. Low-Ki picks up Stylish and Mongolian Chop to the back of the head. Another Mongolian Chop and Low-Ki whips Stylish into the ropes. Kick is ducked and Stylish comes back off the ropes, delivering a spinning headscissors sending Low-Ki down.

Stylish picks up Low-Ki and drills him with an uppercut, rocking him back. Another uppercut backs him off into the corner and Stylish chops away at him, before sending him into the ropes. Kneelift doubles Low-Ki over and Stylish hooks him before bringing him over with a swinging vertical suplex. Low-Ki crashes down hard and Stylish covers him hooking the leg, but only a two count. Stylish backs off and drops an elbow, before he bounces off the ropes. Forward roll into a somersault senton down across the chest of Low-Ki. Low-Ki has been punished and Stylish covers him but only scores a two count. Stylish bends down and hammers away at Low-Ki before sending him into the ropes. Tilt-A-Whirl slam brings him down. Low-Ki is down and Stylish steps to the outside. Slingshot into the ring into a somersault headbutt. Stylish bounces to his feet before making the cover. Two count on Low-Ki once agan.

Stylish picks up Low-Ki in a headlock, before ramming him into the corner. Forearm to the face rocks Low-Ki. Another forearm to the face and Stylish hooks Low-Ki before bringing him into a headlock. Running up the ropes and Stylish brings Low-Ki down with a springboard swinging bulldog, sending him down hard. Stylish rolls Low-Ki over, hooking the leg for a two count. The NAWA World Champion picks up Low-Ki, before chopping away at him. Low-Ki is whipped into the corner and Stylish charges in but Low-Ki gets a foot right up into the face of Stylish. Stylish backs off and Low-Ki comes out of the corner with a spinning leg lariat. The crowd is cheering as Low-Ki comes back with some kicks, before he hoists up Stylish. BRAIN BUSTER BRINGS STYLISH DOWN TO THE CANVAS! Stylish has been dropped on the back of his head and Low-Ki goes to the outside, heading to the top rope. He holds his hands into the air and leaps off. FLYING DOUBLE FOOT STOMP OFF THE TOP ROPE! Stylish's body deflates underneath the feet of Low-Ki and the challenger covers hooking the leg. Two and three fourths count when Stylish just barely kicks out.

Low Ki picks up Stylish and whips him into the ropes. Kick in the chest of Stylish, doubles him over. Another kick to the chest and Low-Ki delivers with some chops. Vicious Mongolian Chop to the back of the head of Stylish, before Low-Ki scoops up Stylish, before slamming him down. To the top rope goes Low-Ki, as he is on the top rope, facing the crowd. Low-Ki leaps off the ropes and moonsault delivered to Stylish! Stylish might have been flattened underneath Low-Ki and the challenger covers, hooking the leg. Another nearfall. Low-Ki is up and a series of stomps, before he picks up Stylish. Turning him over into the Dragon Clutch. Low-Ki leans back as the referee checks with Stylish. No submission as Stylish manages to reach the ropes. Low-Ki must break the hold and he does at the count of four and a half.

Low-Ki stomps away at Stylish, drilling him with a series of shots across the back of the head. Stylish is picked up, and blistered with chest chops. Low-Ki pulls Stylish into a kneelift and hooks him in the cradle. Perhaps he is going for the Ki Krusher which will end the night for Stylish but Stylish drops down, hooking Low-Ki around the head. Reverse DDT brings Low-Ki down! The back of Low-Ki's head hits the canvas but Stylish is not done. He is a bit woozy from all the shots to the head he has taken but he picks up Low-Ki in the fireman's carry. Las Vegas Trauma brings Low-Ki down to the canvas. Stylish covers hooking the leg and scores the pin to retain the NAWA World Championship!

Miles Stylish pinned Low-Ki with the Las Vegas Trauma in 0:10:44. Rating: **** 1/4 (Miles Stylish retained the NAWA World Title.)

Miles Stylish rolls over, clutching his head. He might have nearly had his head kicked in but he still is the NAWA World Champion tonight and will go onto WrestleClash IV to put that belt on the line against Ron Waterman in three days time. Two years ago at this time both of these men were in Disco Inferno's Boogie Woogie Regime and now they are facing off for the NAWA World Championship in the biggest night of the year. Its Stylish and Waterman, August 14th 2005, in three days at WrestleClash IV.

Coming Up Next: Our feature bout, with the NAWA World Tag Team Champions Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley joining forces with the NAWA Television Champion the Gambler to face off against the trio of Scott Steiner, Christopher Daniels, and Samoa Joe. Up next on Glory. Don't you dare miss it.

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Chris Sabin, Matt Bentley, and the Gambler vs. Samoa Joe, Christopher Daniels, and Scott Steiner(w/Desdomia) Sabin starts out with Steiner. Steiner quickly shoves Sabin down to the canvas, showing his power but Sabin bounces up and manages to dropkick Steiner. Steiner is staggered back and Sabin pounds away at Steiner, before he rolls underneath an attempted clothesline. Leaping knee to the back of Steiner and quick tag to Matt Bentley. Double irish whip into the ropes and double dropkick staggers Steiner back. A second double dropkick drops Steiner to the canvas. Bentley stomps away at Steiner, before rolling him over, elbows down to the back of the head and tag made to the Gambler. The Gambler enters the ring and forearm right between the eyes before he whips Steiner into the ropes. Drop toe hold brings Steiner down to the canvas and the Gambler bounces off before he drills an elbow to the back of the head. Tag made to Chris Sabin who springboards into the ring with a legdrop down across the back of the head of Big Poppa Pump. Steiner is rolled over for a one count.

Sabin hammers away at Steiner, trying to chop through his thick muscle. Leaping enzugiri to the face and Steiner is staggered back. Sabin leaps to the outside of the ring, climbing to the top rope and springboard dropkick drops Steiner to the canvas. Tag made to Bentley. Bentley and Sabin deliver some punches, hammering Steiner, before whipping him into the ropes. Double hiptoss brings Steiner over and double elbowdrop, before Sabin goes to the apron. Excellent double teaming keeping Steiner off balance for the opening moments of this match and Bentley hammers Steiner in the corner, before he rushes into the ropes. Kneelift to the face and Steiner hammers him with forearms to the back. I think the luck of Bentley has just ran out as Steiner hooks him in a gutwrench suplex. Bentley bounces off the canvas and Steiner moves over, tagging in the workhorse of the team, the Fallen Angel, Christopher Daniels.

Steiner slams Bentley down, leaving him open for a running senton from Daniels. The crowd boos as Daniels stands over Bentley, before picking him up. Vicious jab to the throat and Bentley falls back, clutching his wind pipe. Daniels pulls up Bentley and hammers him with chops across the chest. Bentley is slumped in the corner and Daniels throws Bentley to the floor. He backs off as Desdomia is on the floor. TRHUST KICK RIGHT TO THE BACK OF THE HEAD OF BENTLEY! Bentley has been dropped and Sabin rushes around the ring, to chase Desdomia way but the damage has been done as Steiner drops down to the floor, hammering Bentley, before scooping him. Facefirst drop onto the ring apron and Bentley is rolled into the ring. Daniels jabs Bentley in the throat and backs off. Kick to the midsection and Daniels gutwrenchs Bentley, before bringing him down with a gutbuster. Daniels covers Bentley hooking the leg for a two count.

He picks up Bentley and chops away at him. Bentley is slumped in the corner, before Daniels forearms Bentley right in the face. Another forearm across the face and Bentley is hooked, before snap mared down to the canvas. Tag made Samoa Joe, as the crowd issues a collective wince as Joe enters the ring, before kicking Bentley right in the face. Another kick to the face and Joe picks up Bentley, hammering away at him to boos from the fans. Bentley is thrown into the ropes and Joe brings Bentley down to the canvas with a clothesline. Bentley bounces down to the canvas and Joe headbutts Bentley. Another headbutt rocks Bentley and drills a forearm down across the chest. Gutwrench on Bentley and Joe hoists up Bentley. Gutwrench power bomb brings Bentley down hard! Bentley is a flattened mess on the canvas and Joe kneels down for the cover but only a two and a half count!

Joe kneels down and knees Bentley in the face. Another knee to the face and Joe walks Bentley over into the corner, holding him, before making the tag to Christopher Daniels. Daniels hammers Bentley with a stinging chop to the chest. Another chop to the chest and Bentley is staggered, before Daniels whips him into the ropes. Spin kick rocks Bentley and Daniels is on the outside. Springboard to the middle of the top rope and he drops down with a kneedrop. Cover by Daniels but only a two count. Daniels rolls over Bentley and jab rocks him back. Another jab rocks him back and Daniels scoops up Bentley, before bringing him down with a backbreaker. Bentley is down and Daniels walks over, before tagging in Scott Steiner. Steiner enters the ring and beats on Bentley with forearms, before hoisting him up. RELEASE GERMAN SUPLEX FOLDS BENTLEY UP LIKE AN ACCORDIAN! The crowd is booing as Steiner flexes, before he drops an elbow on Bentley and pulls him into the center of the ring. Nearfall on Bentley, just barely kicking out.

Steiner looks ready to kill and those stiff forearms impact Bentley. He chokes Bentley, trying to smother him on the canvas. He walks over to the corner and tags in Christopher Daniels. Steiner has Bentley up and scoops him up before bringing him down with a slam. Daniels is perched on the top rope and he comes down with a flying elbowdrop! How much more can Bentley stand? Daniels covers hooking the leg but Bentley just barely kicks out at two and a half. Bentley is pulled to his knees and Daniels hooks him, before delivering a kneelift to the chest. Another kneelift to the chest and Daniels scoops up Bentley, before bringing him down with a bodyslam. Daniels climbs to the top rope, facing the crowd. Daniels leaps off but BEST MOONSAULT EVER HITS THE KNEES! The Fallen Angel is winded but he rolls into his corner, where Samoa Joe extends a hand. Bentley rolls over as Joe is tagged in but HOT TAG IS MADE TO THE GAMBLER ON THE OTHER END TO A BIG POP!

The Gambler enters the ring and attacks Joe with punches. Joe is staggered back but does not go down. The Gambler bounces off the ropes and huge clothesline rocks Joe. Joe is still on his feet as the Gambler raises his hand, before bouncing off the ropes. Another clothesline and Joe remains standing. A third clothesline and Joe is still on his feet! This is insane. The Gambler works over Joe with kicks and punches, anything he can do to try and stagger the tree, but Joe fights back with some chops. The Gambler is staggered back as Joe headbutts him. The crowd is booing as Joe delivers another headbutt before he throws the Gambler over the top rope. The Gambler lands on the apron and Joe grabs the Gambler but the Gambler grabs Joe, before snapping his throat down across the top rope. Joe is still staggered and the Gambler climbs to the top rope. He leaps off with a knee to the head and down goes the tree. Joe has been dropped to the canvas and The Gambler covers hooking the leg but Joe powers out at one and a half.

The Gambler hammers away at Joe but he backs off, right into a savate kick dropping the NAWA Television Champion. Wait a minute, the NAWA World TAg Team Champions are in the ring and they double dropkick Joe. Joe has been dropped down but Steiner and Daniels enter the ring, attacking the NAWA World Tag Team Champions. They go to the floor, brawling around the ringside area. The Gambler is up and he rocks Joe with a forearm smash. Another forearm smash rocks Joe and a third forearm smash rocks him but Joe fights back with a kneelift and he throws the Gambler to the floor! No matter what the Gambler throws at Joe he keeps coming, wait a minute, the Gambler pulls the timekeeper from the chair and grabs the chair. He rolls into the ring and he jabs Joe in the midsection with the chair, before he backs off. THE GAMBLER DECKS JOE WITH A VICIOUS CHAIRSHOT! Joe goes down and the referee calls for the bell, a disqualification victory voer the trio of Daniels, Joe, and Steiner!

Samoa Joe, Scott Steiner and Christopher Daniels defeated The Gambler, Chris Sabin and Matt Bentley when Joe defeated Gambler by disqualification in 0:18:48. Rating: *** 1/2

The Gambler steps back, dropping the chair. He dropped Joe, finally, and this time the Samoan Submission Machine doesn't look like he's getting up to his feet. The Gambler leaves the ring, with the NAWA Television Title Belt. This Sunday, he will face Samoa Joe on Pay Per View and unfortunately, he won't be allowed to use the chair, as titles can change hands in the New Age Wrestling Alliance on a countout or a disqualification. Wait, Joe is managing to sit up, there is blood dripping from his forehead, as he looks up at the Gambler with a completely murderous look on his face. By injuring the monster, I think the Gambler only served him to make him angry. How in the hell can the Gambler not only beat Joe, but survive their match for the NAWA Television Championship at WrestleClash IV?

Right now, we have some prerecorded comments with the number one contender for the NAWA World Championship, Ron Waterman, as he prepares for his chance to regain the NAWA World Championship against Miles Stylish this Sunday at WrestleClash IV. Let's head there right now.

Waterman is standing by, saying he is a man of few words, but many actions. Over the past year, he had to live with the fact that he was not NAWA World Champion. He was sidetracked in pointless business with the likes of the Archangels of Anarchy, Teddy Hart, and Tony Mamaluke. Yet, finally, he won the Luck of the Draw and become the number one contender to the NAWA World Title, poised to defeat Harry Harris and get the belt back. We all know what happened with Harris, he suffered a horrific neck injury. Then at Reality Check, he had Miles Stylish in the ring, a man who he has triumped over countless times before, in the ring, one on one, where the winner would capture the vacated NAWA World Title. Waterman lost thanks to Mamaluke and Sweeney, sidetracking him for several months.

Night of the Rogues happened and Waterman once again bulldozed the competition. Over the past two months, Waterman has crushed the likes of Sederick Skyhawk, Bryan Danielson, and Tony Mamaluke, on his road for a chance to be NAWA World Champion. He hears Stylish, talking about how he has to win the match and it's funny, Waterman feels the same way. However, WrestleClash IV has come and Waterman promises there will be a new NAWA World Champion. We fade out on Waterman's intense face. See you for WrestleClash IV, this Sunday, only on Pay Per View!