Sid Rules the NWA Wrestling Showcase
Sid Vicious, The man who ruled the
wrestling world returned to the ring this past Saturday in Lincoln,
Rhode Island after a seven year hiatus and is focusing on becoming the
National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Champion.The crowd erupted in to a near chaotic frenzy as Sid made his way down to the ring to battle with his victim err… opponent Joe So Delicious. At first most wondered if this was a good idea for Sid to get back in the ring after his horrific accident seven years ago that would have end almost any other persons career, but Sid showed his fans that they had nothing to worry about. At first Delicious seem to get the upper hand on Sid in a test of strength, Sid seem to strain against the strength of Delicious at first, Then a smile crept upon Sid’s face as the fans realize that he was just toying with Delicious like a cat does with a mouse before devouring him. There was no longer any question about it, Sid was back to reclaim his throne and god help any one who stands between him and his goal. Sid demolished Delicious with kicks to the gut, hitting him with the big boot, hoisting Delicious up for the choke slam, and finishing him off with Sid’s favorite finishing move The Power Bomb. Delicious really did not have a chance, Sid saw him as his first step in claiming the one championship that has elude him his whole career; National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Championship.
Here are the results of the show:
Josh Daniels def. The Inferno Kid
Former NWA World Tag Team Champion Joey Ryan def. Fred Sampson
Tristan Gallo def. Minion
The Playaz Club def. The Young Bucks when Joey Ryan interfered.
Sid Vicious def. Joe So Delicious
Shortsleeve Sampson def. The Masked Midget
Judas Young and Rob Conway went to a no contest, after interference which led the fans to chant for Sid. Sid came to the ring and cleaned house.
About Slam Jam
Shane Michael Kidder, creator of a Web site of his photos that receives nearly 2 million hits a month from around the world, has learned many lessons in his time photographing wrestling, the most important one being “watch where the wrestlers are going.” This comes after almost being knocked out by a wrestler diving out of the ring at his first show in 2003 at a Golden State Championship Wrestling event in Newhall, Calif. Born in Northridge and still living in the San Fernando Valley, he spends most of his time working on his Web site in preparation for the next wrestling event.
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