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Bradders Grappers #41 - Take it to the Bridge for Bridge Pro Wrestling: EXILED · Bradders Grappers

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Hello and welcome to episode 41 of Bradders Grappas.
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Welcome on this baking hot Saturday afternoon in sunny old
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Manchester. I was going to say where I am,
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but I'm not giving you that information.
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Hopefully the weather where you are is as nice as it is here.
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If not, sorry, I don't care. But yes, this particular episode
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we're going to review happened at the start of May down in
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Stourbridge as it is the home for Bridge Pro Wrestling and
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their show that was entitled Exiled.
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So I don't want to use that term a lot.
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I feel this was going into it. My 13th show out of the 15th
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they have put out. I think I have.
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Oh no, sorry, I haven't been to 13.
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I've been to 13 out of 16 of the shows that they have put out
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because a couple I had to miss out on unfortunately.
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That all being said, it is a promotion that I do enjoy a lot
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and if you saw the anniversary anniversary, the awards I did at
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the end of last year and I would very kindly ask you not to watch
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that because it's God awful. You will have seen I gave Bridge
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Pro the joint prize for promotion or my favourite
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promotion of the year and getting there is a bit of a ball
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like if truth be actually told, because it normally involves
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about free trains on a good day. On a bad day it can involve 5 or
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6 trains, which I had to do at the start of last year back at
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when they did the Bridge Pro Rumble and resulted in not just
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struggling to get there, struggling to get back as it
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required a £98.92 Uber ride from Smethwick Galton Bridge.
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A place I truly despise because I always get have some train
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problems when I get to that venue or station I should say.
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But I, I make it, I do it because I love the shows.
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So I I suppose just one day though I'd love no kind of like
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transportation problems. I'm I'm not asking for a lot.
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Well, maybe yeah. But anyhow.
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So before we get to the main show, we had a special pre show
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which had the contest between Chicago Desai and JC.
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I'll give you the result at the end, obviously.
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So JC comes out with a microphone which no one in
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Stourbridge ever wants and we hope never ever happens.
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Every show. But it does.
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He gets in the ring, cuts a promo claiming conspiracy over
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something. Now the promo was not bad, it
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was also not good and they had nothing to do with him.
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It The problem me and a few people had was the audio,
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especially the microphone sounded like they were chewing
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it just due to how they kind of installed the audio because it
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sounded like a a wedding DJ or a taxi driver just shouting into
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kind of like the radio and you couldn't fully make out what was
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being said. But I I suppose a good part
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though of this was you did have the crowd talking of ranting and
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raving over him saying please cut the mic, which unfortunately
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they didn't. So JC cuts his promo.
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I still don't know what it was. Unfortunately for him.
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The only reason I knew there was talk of conspiracy was there was
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three people behind me all waiting on him to cut the line.
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It's a conspiracy. So from what I can gather on
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promotions he does around the Midlands, it has to be his kind
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of catch phrase currently. So there was that any who his
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opponent, as I say, Chicago decide someone who, unless I'm
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wrong, made their Rev Pro debut a couple of weeks ago.
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I think it was when it was in Sheffield and from reports I've
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read did very well, which is always a bonus.
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But on this particular match, we're going to talk about it.
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Saw it saw a really good contest for what time they had, which I
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think was about 5 or 4 minutes. It it wasn't long but what they
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did they put a lot into so the the notes I have saw designer
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getting beaten down prior to the bell.
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Chicago then hits a suplex but would very soon after take a
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boot to the face from Jaycee as they then have control.
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Jaycee does a or looks to hit a clothesline but decide does the
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splits and follows it with a suplex.
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Chicago then chases JC around the the venue at the Wollaston
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Village Hall, which is a very quaint little venue, is
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effectively the second venue that they they do use Bridge
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Pro, the Ambleco Legion Club being the first because it has
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arguably it's probably smaller. I say it's smaller.
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The Wollaston is a bigger venue, but it feels like Ambleco is the
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bigger set up, if that makes any sense.
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So we see Chicago chasing JC through the curtains to the
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Wards. The back from there we see the
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debuting bounty hunter BAE Connors as he sends Chicago
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flying back out to ringside through the curtains and from
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there it has Chicago thrown back into the ring where Connors lays
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beat down on him and JC grabs the microphone again cutting a
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promo with the crowd really hot, literally JC and Connors.
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We then have Levi Cooper running in to make save for Chicago with
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Connors and JC leaving ringside very happy with what they've
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just accomplished and as we would soon find out, has this
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particularly playing out in the opening contest of the main
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show. Again, for what they did in the
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little time they had, they I think they accomplished what
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they had had to do. At the time I would have
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disagreed, but letting it play out fully it definitely it makes
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more sense as you will soon find out as we come to the main show.
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So we have the kind of like the two-minute, 5 minute warning and
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we get to the opening contest. Yes, I will be playing a few of
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those Nuggets over the course of the show.
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So we start off with match #1 and it saw Tara Grey, the living
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dead girl joined by Blade Violet as they took on the team of Axel
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Riot and Killer Kyle George. Before we get to the actual
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match taking place, we have memes coming out, someone I have
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not seen for quite a while now that you have to go back to.
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Could have been last or definitely was last year at
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Bridge Pro. I can't remember what the actual
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match was or what the occasion was at least.
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But Meme says that he is going to be involved in this tag team
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tournament. God for even Pardon does not
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know who his partner is going to be because the original partner
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was going to be ref stay no Grimshaw but he was not there
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and so Memes would have to look in the back for a replacement as
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his tag team partner. So we've original, well I say
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original. We then get into the actual
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opening contest as both Tara Grey and Blade Violet have the
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early advantage, Grey laying in some really good chops.
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Some chops, but you would be proud of the crowd.
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Just get on their back chanting Tara Socks.
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Axel Rotten then hits a rope assisted Hurricane Rana on
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Violet soon after. Blade takes most of the offence
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from the opponents and as Riot goes to hit a 619 as he bounces
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off the fire ropes, he gets tripped up by Grey.
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This leads to Violet hitting a spinebuster on Axel.
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Tara Grey then tags herself in, hits a running baseball slide
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into a clothesline on Riot who is leaning on the bottom rope.
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Tara then asking the crowd are you not entertained with the
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gesturing she does how she gestures too much to the point
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that she nearly gets rolled up for a free count.
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We then have her tagging in Blade summons her or summons him
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to get the opponents and leads to while my page freezes.
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There we go. Leads to Tara taking a kick to
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the back of the head. George then hits the flying head
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scissors, causing Blade to lean over the middle rope perfectly
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just in the right position for Axel Riot to hit the 619, and
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he's followed by a spinning Roundhouse kick from George to
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put Blade down for the 1-2 and the three as Tara Grey and Blade
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Violet are eliminated from this gauntlet.
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However, Grey does not want to leave, throws a complete hazy
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fit, sits cross legged in the ring leading to blade picking
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her up, taking her towards the edge of the apron, putting him
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on his shoulders and carries her to the back.
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And Grey is still not a happy camper.
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Team three if teams one and two were in the first contest.
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We have memes coming back out and he's still looking for a
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partner in this gauntlet match. He asks the MC, Stuart Summers,
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who he says I know you've done a bit, would you want to be my tag
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partner? And he laughs and goes no, no I
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don't. We all chant for Troy Grant who
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is doing the video ink and he tells us off and says no way on
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earth as he's laughing at the crowd shout for Ryan Parrot the
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bridge pro owner and then he heads towards Parrot but it
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drags a member of the crowd out who we do not know who it is
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till he kind of gets up until about where the ring curtains
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are and it turns out to be the minesweeper Ashley Dunn.
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He he says I don't want any part of this.
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I don't want to do this memes who just stares at him like a
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like a child. It's all kind of chocolate takes
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on board what Dunn says and then throws him into the ring where
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Riots and George begin to just put the boots to him
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effectively. In the end, it has done getting
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some momentum back. Stands in front of Memes, who is
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still stood in the corner with a a happy smirk, a happy go
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attitude. Done is none of these things,
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says he he wants he just wanted to stand at the back and watch
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the bloody show as he tells Memes.
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He takes this on board again, tags in and says OK I'll I'll
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I'll do the action now. Done just head just drops and
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goes what have I let myself in for then has George chopping
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Memes in the chest. Memes tries to be as nice as pie
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with him. George chops in couple more
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times, Memes apologises and gives him a big overhand chop
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which echoes throughout the village hall.
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The ongoing theme is done what not wanting in this match?
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Memes who thinks they're working as a team and they're not.
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Dunn is so angry with Memes he runs towards him to hit a
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clothesline, but instead they weirdly do a double team to it.
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Dunn then runs with a clothesline to hit Memes in the
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back. Memes ducks and takes out George
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and then Memes and Dunn kind of have another argument.
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No it's one sided obviously. Memes again takes it on board,
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choke slams done. But does it on top of George and
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sees them getting the pinfall victory and moving on.
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In this tournament team #4 is that of the moon age dream Brad
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Osborne and Ola Owens. We start things off with Ola
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hitting a flying leg scissors on memes.
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This ends with Dunn also being knocked off the apron but is
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caught by his new tag team partner in memes.
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Owens then dives through the ropes to take both men out on
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the outside. Brad Osborne then hits a
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sidewalks lamp where Dunn responds via a springboard
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handspring elbow, which was really nice.
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We then have a nasty little spot in the contest where Owens comes
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off the top rope with Osborne holding Dunn in a suplex.
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The landing sees Dunn coming down on the.
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Kind of the crown of his head and there was a good few seconds
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where everyone kind of holds the breath and thinks is he OK and
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all the like. Enthusiasm seemed to just hit a
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bit of a road bump on that particular move.
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Thankfully Don is OK Ola Owens then hits a running drop kick
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that turns done inside out. Osborne hits a close line on
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memes and when Owens is caught in an RKO having jumped off the
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top rope. Memes after hitting the RKO
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again. Perfect RKO, which you will see
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in the video graphic if I bothered to post it, that sees
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them making it 2 and O and advancing in this tag
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tournament. We then have the next team being
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that of Ray, Connor, and JC. Connor and JC come through the
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back of the room, though attacking memes are done.
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The duo hit a double team with Connors holding up John and JC
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hitting a running attack that puts him down for the free count
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and sees unfortunately the run of memes and done over in this
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gauntlet. Team number six is Chicago Desai
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and Levi Cooper. This would be the penultimate
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team in this gauntlet match and all four men just go at it
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obviously from what a transpired about 20 maybe 30 minutes prior
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as they hit stereo drop kicks to the head of JC who is kneeling
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in the ring. That's followed by an axe kick
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from Chicago and Leeds, Desiree and Cooper to advance and also
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gain some revenge from what happened earlier in the pre
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show. Your 7th and final team in this
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tag team gauntlet contest is Zeros to Heroes in Nate Riley
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and Edgar Adams. This was fast-paced from the
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outset. The speed demon Edgar Adams and
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the Skywalker Nate Riley start fast but as soon derailed when
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Desai hits a sit down powerbomb on Adams.
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Riley hits a black hole slam similar to like a black hole
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slam. Cooper breaks up the pin and
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follows it up with a standing moonsault on Riley.
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Both teams then trade punches going back and forth.
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Adams hits a super kit to Cooper when he was going for the
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pinfall. I believe we get a Springboard
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stunner by Adams which turns into a German suplex by Riley,
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only gets a 2 count before a spinning powerbomb which I've
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heard also is called the Satellite Bomb that gains the
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123 on Chicago and sees Zeros to Heroes being the new #1
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contenders for the tag team titles for.
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So for the tag team titles later in the summer.
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Obviously the tag titles at the moment are held by the Exile
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Pact, that being Alex Connors and Luke Douglas as next month I
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think it is, they face the relentless All Stars in
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Rhiannon, Jade and Ruby Manitoba.
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More on that later on. We are then joined by the Part
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Bridge Pro GM Alex Dean as he makes the ruling that that
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Samuel Hughes I can't. Again, this ties into the whole
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thing of you couldn't clearly hear what was being said from
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where we were, so we missed a lot of it.
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But the the end game of all this saw Dean ruling that Brandon
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Jordan is the real bridge grand champion and declares it so.
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So with that, we then moved into match #2 and had the first
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title, well the first title defence since Jordan was named
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as the real Grand Champion as we move to this.
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And so the real bridge Grand Champion, Brandon Jordan facing
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CJ Rollins. And I have a fair bit to talk on
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over this, checking my notes. So CJ Rowland has the champion
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in quotes on the back foot, hits him with a flying shoulder block
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and northern light suplex. Things then start to go the way
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of the champion as Jordan backdrops CJ over the top rope
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near to the corner. As the champion shall we say
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takes over on the challenger, a drop kick from CJ who is in the
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ropes as he tries to re enter again puts Brandon being in
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charge. Being very smart on this kind of
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stuff. Targets the left leg of his
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stronger foe. Uses chalk blocks to the back of
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his leg, the ropes, and just any real means possibly to gain a
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advantage by targeting the leg. He then puts a regal stretch on
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CJ. Rollins gets to the ropes.
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Jordan then wraps the leg of CJ around the ring post and puts
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the challenger in even deeper trouble.
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We then have the unorthodox move of a standing moonsault to the
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leg, which look more a case of it was him just going to get
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more injured than actually going on the leg, but then again
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that's logic as he then goes with a twisting suplex 2.
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CJ grabs a respite as he knocks Brandon off the top rope.
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Legs akimbo on either side of the turnbuckle.
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A Bret's rope fall away slam gets a 2.
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The two then trade chops where CJ fires up with a barrage of
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them, only for Jordan to go straight back to the leg.
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Clapper thinking a lariat and dropkit by CJ sees him going on
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to try and finish a combo off by hitting a moonsault that misses.
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Jordan then misses himself with a frog splash as he is hit with
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a spear. Brandon responds with a Canadian
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destroyer out of nowhere. Jordan then hits an RKO in mid
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air, goes to the title belt leading with the referee saying
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don't do this, don't do this, swings it at CJ and misses.
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However, Brandon pushes CJ towards the referee who cowers
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as Adam Evans just goes no, no, no, no, no, no and as Evans head
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is turned away the belt is smashed into CJ this time around
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and leads to the pinfall victory as Brandon Jordan picks up the
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the win over his opponent. After the contest we have
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Stewart Summers coming out making the announcement that on
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June 26 at Bash at the Bridge back at the Wollaston Village
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Hall we will have the first ever Grand Title Eliminator match for
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the Bridge Grand Title as we got the 1st 2 participants in that
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match. And due to what had just
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transpired, CJ Rowlings will get a second bite at the cherry as
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he and Brandon Jordan will take up two of those particular
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places in the match. Match #3 sees the admired 1 Joe
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Blazer taking on Noe Anuka. Fresh.
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I say fresh having made such an impact on the last show in that
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meaty match that I waxed the lyrical about last time where it
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was a genuine chop fest. So we had these two again.
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This this was a this was a fun match, but it was a slow burner.
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So both men entered the match as good guys.
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Joe being a quicker and I mean, sometimes he's how he goes about
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things can rub people the wrong way and a hookah definitely was
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one of those that wasn't too happy with him.
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Joe puts his hand out to do a fist bump.
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No he no wants no part of it shoves him and then the two kind
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of slap and just start to becomes more like an actual
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contest. Joe outsmarts him a couple of
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times even 1 where he dives over the top rope to that makes no
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sense. Yes, Joe outsmarts him, pulling
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down the top rope and then dives over it to keep the advantage.
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Sometimes I don't know what I'd write, which is no good for me.
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We then see a big boot from the Belgian that turns the tide.
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It feels in this match, spinning elbows from Brett's rope from
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the Belgian Blazer responds with a crossbody off the roads having
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faked it originally and then getting it eventually.
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An overhead suplex that Taz would have been proud of gets
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just a 2 count. A hit toss into a slam and then
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we see a fall away slam from Joe has his opponent in trouble.
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No way, then comes back with running knees into the back of
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Blazer in the corner, hits a spinning sit down powerbomb and
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looks for all the world that Joe is on the way to victory.
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However, a big suplex from Blazer and a release front face
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slam sees him picking up the victory on this occasion.
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And then after the contest, we have Summers coming back out
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again and announcing that. I know, I think it was Parrot,
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actually, it said it. He comes out and announces that.
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They forgot to mention that whoever won this match would go
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into that grand title eliminator.
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And so we now have three people involved with CJ Rollins,
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Brandon Jordan the champion, and Joe Blazer being the third
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entrant in that contest. Match #4 is a freeway dance
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between the Super Beast, Liam Jones, the brilliance James
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Ellis, and TJ Rex. This was one of those matches
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that I was looking forward to the most if truth be told.
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So Ellis comes out, takes a lot of a flag from the fans for
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looking sunburned and he did look sunburn as it saw both
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Jones and Rex taking turns to knock the brilliance down to the
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mat. Eventually we lead to TJ and
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Liam left in the ring and sees the Super Beast hitting a slam
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rolling into a dropkick for a near fall.
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TJ then hits OR then takes over on James Ellis before drop
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kicking his rivals who are both on the outside as he kind of
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does the you run, you hold on to the top rope, but you basically
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stick your feet out and you're knocking flying.
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TJ and Ellis form an alliance. It seems to take down the big
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man, but this is very quickly dissolved as Ellis turns on his
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opponent hitting a back angled slam Hits the Ellis elbow as I'm
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calling it. Could be the brilliance elbow
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because it's effectively like the People's elbow but ends with
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him doing his signature taunt and then just coming down with
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the fingers in the eyes. Jones will recover and catches
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the foot of Ellis and as he catches the foot he throws it
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into TJ taking them both out. I think this I haven't put how
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this match ends, which is my fault.
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Let me just take a very quick pop back in the room.
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So we then have TJ going to the top rope with Jones lay flat out
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in the middle of the ring. Ellis inadvertently fall
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backwards into the referee who knocks Rex off it and again
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takes an awkward fall if you're male legs either side of the
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turnbuckle. This then leads to Ellis and
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Jones fighting it out. A big lariat from Liam Jones
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gets the 123. After the match it sees Ellis
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taking it out, TJ Rex just throwing the punches as I'm
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looking at it again. So we then have Ellis raining
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punches down, grabs the ring bell, looks to use it on TJ.
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However, Jones kind of regains his recovers quickly, grabs the
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ring bell from Ellis, tosses it away and celebrates.
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Cheques on TJCC is OK, does oppose and as he steps down from
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the second rope TJS picked up the ring bell clocks Jones in
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the back of the head with it what was it at the back of the
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head? Cleans him cleans his clock so
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to speak and then stands there thinking have I done the right
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thing? The crowd Boo him and leads to
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just TJ raining punches down, mounting his opponent and Liam
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Jones just does not know where he is after what has just
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happened. Shocking the Stourbridge crowd
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and I think it is fair to say that Liam Jones will be looking
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for revenge on TJ Rex in the over the course of this summer.
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We then had to match #5 your penultimate match of Exiled as
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the bad girl Chantelle Jordan takes on man like Derice, the
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head of the non world order. And this came hot on the heels
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of WrestleMania weekend, where? If you have not heard the story
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of Derice finding himself on a flight from London to Las Vegas
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where he was sat with I think it was 3 or 4 nuns.
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And later in being kind of having him having a seat in
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mixed with him, which was a a mess up from whichever airline
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provider it was. They all get on over the course
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of the flight. Derice says to him, Oh yeah, I'm
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I'm a professional wrestler. I'm wrestling at this place
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tonight, which is game changer wrestling and the all the nuns
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eventually rocked up to this show and from the photos the
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most glamorous people in that venue with without kind of bad
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mouthing any fans that go to shows, but they are far more
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glamorous than anyone that is there completely shocks Therese
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that they have turned up had photos but he didn't know kind
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of like who they were wanted to meet up with them and the the
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good side of social media brought them all back together.
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And I'm sure if you're a wrestling fan you will have
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watched one of these interviews that involved everyone that was
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involved in this particular story.
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A good feel good story in a world that is an absolute
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cesspool. That said, we go into this
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contest where it is the O121 taking on the O2 four if we're
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going off phone codes, Birmingham versus Coventry.
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Derice takes an early blow to the head from Chantel, leading
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to Derice needing a Nan to help him recover much in the way that
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Popeye needed. Spinach asks if there's any nuns
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in the crowd to to help him. My good friend Lana says I'm a
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nan. So he then gets a hokum Lana and
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then goes around the crowd hugging a lot of other nuns.
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I think one of them ended up being Chantelle, or being
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Chantelle's I should say which. So Jordan not happy.
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Then she hugs this lady who I'm going to believe was Chantelle's
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nan. They then get back to ringside.
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Chantelle hits a dive to the outside, taking up the leader of
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the Nan. World Order follows it up with a
43:40
drop kick from the top and a Mitch and OQ driver only gets a
43:46
2 count. We see some stiff martial art
43:51
kicks from Chantelle to put her firmly in control in this
43:56
contest. However on the third attempt it
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is caught by Derise who chops her.
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She gives 1 back and the 2 trade kicks and forearm shots.
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Derice then catches Chantal off the top rope and hits a pendulum
44:16
slam. Jordan finds herself in the
44:20
clutches of an ankle lock, but Derice quickly transfers from a
44:27
ankle lock into a cross face. Very seamless transition.
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This one of my favourite moves in the match.
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Jordan then rolls back for a pinning attempt, gets 2.
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Chantelle then hits a kick to the head followed by a Samoan
44:49
drop, but Derice comes right back with a big super kick.
44:57
A really nasty but good looking super kick.
45:03
Derice gets a bit cocky with a lazy cover on Jordan and after
45:09
the 2 count for Derise she reverses it into a pinning
45:13
attempt in a kind of like a a crucifix, getting the shoulders
45:19
down and picking up the victory for the bad girl.
45:24
As we have the two embrace in the middle of the ring and
45:28
Derise telling everyone that she's a she's a good friend of
45:32
his and everyone comes out smiling and ends with a really
45:40
fun contest. Derice just puts on these fun
45:45
matches. The man is I can't think of the
45:54
perfect word. He gives off so much enthusiasm
45:59
that if we could bottle it, everyone would want want a
46:05
bottle. Oozes in, oozes enthusiasm,
46:11
charisma. Dear God, why is this man not on
46:15
like at a bigger company? It it's, it's kind of beggars
46:20
belief really. He's an absolute superstar.
46:28
But who knows, Hopefully in the the next few months things may
46:32
change. But yeah, it is.
46:36
It is mind boggling. He's one of the biggest stars in
46:40
the world, but what can you do? And this nicely brings us to
46:53
your main event of of Exiled as. Has Alex Dean's bridge career
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being put on the line for a title shot?
47:14
So I was led to believe that if the Relentless All Stars won,
47:25
they would keep their title shot.
47:28
If the Relentless All Stars and Zach Walker won, then Alex Dean
47:35
was gone from bridge. Obviously, as we know now as of
47:43
recording, that was not the case.
47:47
But we'll we'll get into the the finer points at the end.
47:53
So as I mentioned, Alex Dean's bridge career, which saw him
48:00
teaming up with the tag team champions, the Exile Pack in
48:05
Alex Connors and Luke Douglas. They took on the team of the
48:11
Relentless All Stars, Rhiannon Jade, Ruby Manitoba and Zach
48:17
Walker. This this was one of the most
48:21
chaotic matches I have seen for quite a while.
48:28
All six were involved even before the bell got got rung as
48:34
they fought all over the Wollaston Village Hall, the
48:38
number one contenders for the tag team titles in Jade and
48:43
Manitoba. They put the boot to Douglas on
48:48
the outside, with Ruby hitting a stunner that sent Tuckless
48:54
rolling under the ring. It then looked like Walker like
49:01
Walker and the All Stars were going to finish off Alex Dean
49:07
inside a couple of minutes. However, the Exile Pack had
49:11
other ideas as they interjected themselves and now saw Walker
49:18
being the person isolated as he took the brunt of the offence
49:25
for his team. In this match, he went to do A
49:32
tag to his team and saw Connors and Douglas yanking both Jade
49:39
and Ruby off the apron to thwart him of making A tag.
49:46
Eventually the tag did come in the form of Ruby Manitoba as she
49:52
caught Connors in a flying head scissors and hit a really nice
49:58
double team move with her partner as we had a code breaker
50:03
into a German suplex on Connors. Douglas capitalises on
50:10
indecision between the contenders for the tag titles as
50:16
he hit a super kick. The Exile pack then hit their
50:21
own double team of a knee to the back and a front face Buster.
50:28
Rhiannon Jade soon rallies, hitting a clothesline.
50:33
And so after some combos leading to Zack Walker as a kid, outside
50:45
decides to start singing Christmas songs.
50:48
Great, so we we have been relentless.
50:52
All Stars being beaten up by the tag team champions Jade and
50:59
Manitoba hold up Alex Dean, leading to Zach Walker coming
51:06
down with a kind of splash manoeuvre that sees the 1-2 and
51:14
the three meaning the end of Alex Dean at Bridge Pro.
51:22
And we then had Walker giving Dean some farewell chops, some
51:29
very stiff chops if truth be told.
51:33
The Bridge Pro owner Ryan Parrott got in, fires Alex Dean,
51:40
which had everyone delirious. He too gives a farewell chop to
51:47
Alex not long before Stuart Summers gets in the ring.
51:55
He chops him and can't help doing a bit of a dab afterwards.
52:01
I think Stuart enjoyed that a lot.
52:04
I I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.
52:09
So it sees Dean leaving ringside to the tune of na na na na na na
52:16
na na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye. And that is how the show ends.
52:23
It it was a In hindsight, it was a good show.
52:30
At times I felt it was a bit long.
52:35
Then again, I think my reasoning for that was I was warm.
52:41
It was a warm day and I been in work that morning so it felt
52:49
probably a longer day for me than anyone else.
52:54
Still a really good show. They always are Bridge.
52:58
In fairness they they rarely put a bad show on, but the next
53:08
shows that they are doing are both at the Wollaston Village
53:14
Hall. As Friday June 26th sees bash at
53:20
the bridge. I have my ticket.
53:24
As far as I know that is a sell out.
53:28
So you are not able to go to Bridge Pro for that particular
53:35
show if you do not have a ticket.
53:39
Well I quickly scroll through, I'm positive I saw a sign that
53:48
said yes it is completely sold out.
53:55
So unfortunately you can go. Unless they managed to get extra
54:01
tickets, which I don't think they will do.
54:05
Otherwise the next show after that is going to be the big one
54:13
again. Still at the Wollaston Village
54:16
Hall but outside. It is an outdoor show and have
54:23
in recent times included that Tom Campbell will be doing the
54:30
announcing on the show. Always good to see Tom on
54:36
anything because he he certainly gets around that bloke.
54:42
So that is on July the 5th on a Sunday so I will be going.
54:50
I have a friend that I go to a fair few shows with in Dino.
54:58
He is coming along for the ride, so we'll be fun on that occasion
55:06
as they all are in in truth, but for now at least.
55:17
Oh, links. So for me it is brothers,
55:23
Grappas, pretty much everything and you'll see the description
55:28
down below. Anyway, in the last hour of
55:35
recording it has been posted by Bridge Pro Management that due
55:45
to the relentless All Stars picking up that win, it sees
55:50
them keeping their title shot. Also, because Zach Walker was
55:57
part of that team, he is now guaranteed A championship match
56:08
at any time or place. So that is definitely going to
56:17
make an interesting little side note to every show.
56:22
Now to whether that means he can cash in with it or he has to
56:33
give a bit of time to when he's putting it forward.
56:38
I suppose we'll have to see over the next couple of shows in what
56:44
has been described by Bridge Pro as the Summer of Bridge.
56:51
I will be at both of these shows that are coming up and you know
56:57
what? I can't bloody wait.
57:01
We do know some of the matches on the upcoming show, so I may
57:12
have to scroll for some of these, so you'll have to bear
57:14
with me. So as we have it right now, we
57:19
will see the bad girl in Chantelle Jordan.
57:24
She takes on the, I'd say right now, the hottest female in the
57:32
UK right now in Alexis Falcon. She makes her return to Bridge
57:39
Pro. We also have the relentless All
57:44
Stars in Rhiannon Jade and Ruby Manitoba.
57:50
They take on the tag team that is everywhere.
57:55
It feels Manchester's finest in Lally as Holly Barlow and Lorna
58:04
Austin make the return to bridge Pro.
58:11
And also, we have that Grand Championship eliminator match
58:19
between Brandon Jordan, Liam Jones, Joe Blazer and CJ
58:26
Rollins. And I thought I had seen a match
58:31
that had not been announced. Oh, that had been announced but
58:36
just wasn't actually put anywhere.
58:39
Yeah, that must have it must have been a different thing.
58:44
We do have a couple for we got Heat 2, but I'm going to save
58:52
that for after the next show. So you've, you've something to
58:57
look forward to, boys and girls and everyone in between.
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That concludes this podcast. Thank you so much for listening.
59:11
If you're watching, God bless you.
59:14
But why would you do such a thing?
59:17
That is all I really have to say.
59:23
Upcoming shows for me is going to be future shop Danger Zone,
59:30
so I will see you in Stockport on Sunday.
59:35
Otherwise, I will see you lovely folks at Gorilla on Monday night
59:41
for Catch Pro Wrestling's Gimme Danger and absolutely Stack Card
59:48
There is definitely lucky to be my favourite show at at the
59:57
moment of the summer. But then regional bias.
1:00:05
I am an union for my sins and that cat show does look so, so
1:00:10
good. Again, we will come to that
1:00:16
hopefully sometime next week because I will be recording two
1:00:21
shows, maybe three, who knows. What else have I got coming?
1:00:32
No, I think that's it currently, thankfully, because I I need to
1:00:39
always be wrestling based, but you know it does help.
1:00:44
But for now at least, thank you very much for taking the the
1:00:50
time to listen to these shows and watch.
1:00:53
I've been Petter Brothers, and we will see you on the next
1:00:59
episode.