LCW Ascension 2010 Pay-Per-View Results 01.24.10

LCW Ascension 2010 Pay-Per-View Results (January 24, 2010) live from the Ford Center in Oklahoma City, OK.

Tonight’s event is dedicated in loving memory to Dr. Death Steve Williams (1960-2009).

In the ring, a spotlight shone down from the rafters on a steel folding chair with Dr. Death’s ring gear. The bell tolled ten times as the crowd watched on in respectful silence. When the arena lights rose, a tearful LCW Founder and Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway was shown standing in front of the entire locker room who were with him on the entrance stage and lining the entrance ramp. With Cowboy Bill Watts and Manny Fernandez flanking him on either side, Calaway announced that Dr. Death Steve Williams had passed away from throat cancer a few weeks ago. Calaway said, “For the first time in over four years, I am speechless. I still don’t know what to say. I’m still in shock.” Calaway handed the microphone to Watts who talked about the drama of professional wrestling, the business of professional wrestling and how it shouldn’t be confused with the reality of what goes on behind the scenes. Watts said that when he met Williams he knew he was something special and eventually he became his mentor, but more importantly he became his friend. Fernandez said in spite of their recent in ring drama, Williams was one of his best friends for the very reason that they had in ring drama: his competitive spirit and his heart. Calaway said, “We spent years building him as a monster that mowed down everyone, but in all honest, he was one of the most loving, gentle, caring, and kind people I had ever had the great fortune of meeting and working with.” Calaway said, “Tonight was supposed to be about starting a new chapter in the history of Legends Championship Wrestling, but instead we’re going to make tonight about a celebration of a man who was the very definition of the word legend: Dr. Death Steve Williams. Please join us now as we take a look back at the LCW Night of Horrors 2009 pay-per-view this past October in which Dr. Death defeated Bill Goldberg in what was, without a doubt, the match of the year.” The following match played on the LegendsTron in its entirety:

LCW International Champion Dr. Death Steve Williams defeated Bill Goldberg in 23:36 by pinfall with the Homicide Backdrop Bridge. During the match, referee David Manning was knocked out by LCW United States Champion Diamond Dallas Page came out and tried to hit Williams with the Diamond Cutter. Williams pushed out of the move and Goldberg hit Page with the Spear and then kicked Page out of the ring. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, “It is clear that Bill Goldberg wants to do this on his own.” As Goldberg was rolling Page out of the ring, Williams got in position to hit Goldberg with the three-point stance shoulder block, but didn’t when Goldberg turned around. Instead, Williams went outside the ring, grabbed a bottle of water from ring announcer Gary Michael Cappetta and poured it on the referee’s head. The referee regained consciousness and Williams helped him to his feet. From the broadcast booth, Larry Zbyszko said, “These are two men who want to prove to the other that they are the best. This isn’t about a title, Tony. This is about pride and respect for these two men. Williams wants to prove to the young lion that he can still go and Goldberg wants to prove the king of the pride that he belongs.” Unclear what was happening, the referee saw both men standing and told them to start wrestling again. Williams and Goldberg stood face to face before they started exchanging blows to start the match again. Goldberg eventually hit Williams with the Spear and then hit him with the Jackhammer. Williams kicked out of the pinfall attempt and Goldberg, shocked, went into position for another Spear. As Williams slowly made it to his feet, Goldberg launched himself toward Williams who ducked down and caught Goldberg with a vicious spinebuster. Schiavone said, “Those two could have collided head first like two bulls if Williams hadn’t ducked down far enough. They could have killed each other.” Zbyszko said, “I’ve never seen anything like that in my life, Tony!” Williams got to his feet and picked up Goldberg and hit him with the Oklahoma Stampede. Williams made a pinfall attempt, but Goldberg kicked out. Williams then hit Goldberg with the Doctor Bomb, but Goldberg kicked out of another pinfall attempt. As a tired Williams staggered to his feet and Goldberg crawled around and slowly got to his feet on instinct, Williams grabbed Goldberg and hit him with the Homicide Backdrop Bridge for the pinfall and the win! An exhausted Williams was handed the title by the referee who helped Williams to his feet. Williams then walked over to Goldberg and helped Goldberg to his feet. A disappointed Goldberg hugged Williams and raised his arm in victory before leaving the ring and Williams to celebrate with the fans. As Williams celebrated, Schiavone said, from the broadcast booth, “I don’t think anybody was expecting to see the match that we just saw out of those two men, but boy did they deliver in a big way. What a match!” Zbyszko said, “Yeah, that may have been the match of the year right there, Tony.”

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed Stone Cold Steve Austin, who talked about being the “other” Steve Williams and what Dr. Death meant to him. Austin admitted that he wasn’t as focused on winning the LCW Universal Championship as he was on kicking Stan Hansen’s ass and making Dr. Death proud.

Mad Maxine defeated Luna Vachon and Akira Hokuto in 2:03 by pinfall in a triple threat match to determine the new number one contender for the LCW Women’s Championship. Vachon and Hokuto attempted to double team Mad Maxine but they received little reward for their efforts. With a mighty big boot, Hokuto was sent tumbling out of the ring and Vachon was driving into the mat with a thunderous chokebomb. The referee tried to raise Mad Maxine's arm but she threw him to the mat.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams winning the LCW Television Championship in 2006 from Bam Bam Bigelow.

LCW International Champion Big Van Vader defeated Macho Man Randy Savage in 12:00 by pinfall after the powerbomb.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams winning the LCW United States Championship in 2007 from Brutus The Barber Beefcake.

LCW Heritage Champion Kevin Von Erich defeated Abdullah the Butcher (with General Skandor Akbar) in 8:01 by knockout with the Claw.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams winning the All-Japan Pro Wrestling Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship from Mitsuharu Misawa in 1994.

The Bass Brothers (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) won a twenty-team battle royal which to become the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships later in the evening. Also in the battle royal were, the Bushwhackers, the Fantastics, the Rock 'n' Roll Express, the Wild Samoans, the Young Stallions, the Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), the Destruction Crew, Doom, the Islanders, the Powers of Pain (with Mr. Fuji), the Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart), Don Muraco and Ken Patera, Greg Valentine and Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart), Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin (with Precious) and Hollywood John Tatum (Missy Hyatt), King Kong Bundy and One Man Gang, Koko B. Ware and Superfly Jimmy Snuka, Tito Santana and Sgt. Slaughter, Tracy Smothers and Wildfire Tommy Rich, Barry Windham (with James J. Dillon) and Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll).

In the back, Jesse The Body Ventura interviewed the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez and Cowboy Bill Watts about Fernandez’s upcoming match with LCW United States Championships Magnum TA. Watts said tonight was as much about the Raging Bull winning the title from Magnum TA as it is about honoring Dr. Death Steve Williams.

LCW United States Champion Magnum TA defeated the Raging Bull Manny Fernandez (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 9:42 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex. After the match, Fernandez shook Magnum’s hand and left ringside with Watts.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams winning the LCW International Championship in 2009 from Tully Blanchard.

LCW Women’s Champion Madusa defeated Lock in 6:49 by pinfall. Before the match, Madusa came out wearing a "Dr. Death is Dr. Life" T-shirt which she took off, kissed and then threw out into the crowd. During the match, Lock hit Madusa with the Lock, Stock and Barrel. Lock climbed the top rope to deliver the Lock Pick and Madusa rolled out of the way just in time. Madusa placed Lock on the turnbuckle and climbed up on top of it. She held Lock in position and nodded to the fans in response to their cheers and decimated Lock with a Super Piledriver for the pinfall and the win.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams winning the UWF Heavyweight Championship from Big Bubba Rogers in 1987.

The Bass Brothers (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express in 6:25 by pinfall when Outlaw Ron Bass pinned Stan Lane after the Texas Gourdbuster to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships.

On the LegendsTron, clips were shown of Dr. Death Steve Williams and Terry Gordy's run as one of the most dominant tag teams in Japanese wrestling history.

Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated LCW Universal Champion Stan Hansen (with Col. Robert Parker and Maw Bass) in 11:05 by disqualification after Austin blasted Hansen with the steel chair that had Williams’ wrestling gear on it that was setup at ringside. After the match, the Desperados came out and tried to attack Austin, but Manny Fernandez and Cowboy Bill Watts came out with steel chairs and cleared them out of the ring. From the entrance ramp, Hansen realized that he had left the title belt in the ring. Austin unfolded the steel chair that had Williams’ gear on it earlier and set it up on the ring. Fernandez and Watts grabbed Williams’ gear and set it up on the chair. Austin draped the title over the chair and then shared some beers with Fernandez and Watts. Williams’ entrance theme song, “I Love It Loud” by Kiss, played as the show went off the air.

LCW Ascension 2009 Pay-Per-View Results 01.18.09

LCW Ascension 2009 Pay-Per-View Results (January 18, 2009) live from the Manchester Evening News Arena in Manchester, England.

The camera opened on a dark arena and a spotlight fell on the center of the ring and ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta who turned everyone’s attention the entrance stage when he introduced “England’s own” Keane who performed “Spiralling” as highlights from the past month of action played on the LegendsTron. After their performance, from the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to the LCW Ascension 2009 pay-per-view as "Spiralling" by Keane, the official theme song for LCW Ascension 2009, played in the background and as fireworks exploded all over the arena. In the parking lot, a black limousine arrived with a Japanese flag on the license plate and pulled into the arena, parking next to the entrance stage.

Tito Santana defeated LCW United States Champion Ken Patera (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 6:32 by pinfall after the flying forearm smash to win the LCW United States Championship. During the match, Rick Martel was shown sitting at ringside. During the match, Akbar and Al-Kassie tried to interfere, but Martel jumped over the ring apron and chased them around the ring and away from ringside as Santana hit Patera with the flying forearm smash. After the match, Martel got into the ring and celebrated with Santana and the two left ringside together.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA was shown arriving to the arena earlier in the evening.

LCW Television Champion Brutus The Barber Beefcake defeated Hollywood John Tatum (with Missy Hyatt) in 5:37 by pinfall after a high knee lift. During the match, Hyatt tried to interfere and hit Beefcake with her shoe, but Hyatt accidentally hit Tatum, who was holding Beefcake in position. Beefcake knocked Hyatt off the ring apron and covered Tatum for the pinfall and the win.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko introduced footage from last week’s edition of LCW Showdown of Sean Mooney interviewing The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez who said, "Terry Funk wants to go around renaming things, he wants to go around renaming people. Well, Terry Funk, how about I rename something? How about my triangle choke? How about we rename the triangle choke the Bull's Brand? How's that sound Mooney? It might sound like some kind of barbeque sauce or something, daddy, but I'm not good ol' JR. You want to know why I'm calling it the Bull's Brand, Mooney? Because at the LCW Ascension pay-per-view this Sunday, I'm going to slap the Bull's Brand on that old mother Funker and when I do, daddy, I'm going to make him tap and if he doesn't tap I'm going to knock his ass out, but either way Terry Funk is going to be marked with my brand, the Bull's Brand, and that mark is going to let everyone know that now only did I kick your ass, Terry Funk, but I made you my bitch!"

Terry Funk defeated The Raging Bull Manny Fernandez in 9:44 by pinfall with a rollup. During the match, the referee was hit and knocked down and Fernandez locked on the Bull’s Brand triangle choke on Funk. However, with the referee dazed, Funk was able to make it to the ropes. When the referee came to, Funk had his leg under the ropes and the referee called for Fernandez to break the hold. Fernandez hassled the referee and Funk managed to rollup Fernandez for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Funk extended his hand for a handshake, but Fernandez turned around and was going to walk out of the ring, but Funk stopped him, turned him around and extended his hand again. Fernandez shook Funk’s hand and Funk went to leave the ring, but Fernandez grabbed him and took him down locking him in the Bull’s Brand triangle choke. Security officials and Funk’s brother, Dory Funk, Jr., came out and pulled Fernandez off of Funk. Fernandez pushed Dory, but Dory pushed Fernandez back and Fernandez backed off and moved towards the ropes to leave the ring. Before leaving, though, Fernandez turned around and attacked Dory from behind, putting him in the Bull’s Brand as officials tried to pull him off of Dory. Moments later, Terry Funk jumped on Fernandez and forced him to break the hold. Fernandez slipped out of the ring as Terry Funk helped his brother to his feet.

In the parking lot, Macho Man Randy Savage, the number one contender for the LCW Universal Championship, his brother The Genius Lanny Poffo, and his bodyguard, WWE Developmental talent and former FCW Heavyweight Champion Sheamus O’Shaunessy were shown arriving to the arena. Bill Mercer approached them and asked Savage if O’Shaunessy would be at ringside with Poffo tonight. Savage said per contract stipulations that Magnum TA agreed to, Savage could have whoever he wanted to have with him at ringside. The three men walked away.

Greg The Hammer Valentine (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Don Muraco (with Sir Oliver Humperdink) in 5:42 by pinfall with the figure four leglock. During the match, the Honky Tonk Man and the Rougeau Brothers came out and joined Jimmy Hart at ringside. As the referee tried to get them to leave ringside, the Honky Tonk Man slipped away and moved around the ring, attempting to get into the ring, but LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham and the Wild Samoans came out. The Wild Samoans started brawling with the Rougeau Brothers as Graham chased Honky Tonk Man out of the ring and up the entrance ramp to the back. However, the Honky Tonk Man had left his guitar behind in the ring. Valentine picked up the guitar and blasted Muraco with it before applying the figure four leglock for the pinfall and the win. Meanwhile, the Rougeau Brothers and the Wild Samoans continued brawling at ringside. LCW General Manager Nick Bockwinkel sent another referee to the ring as officials escorted Muraco and Valentine from ringside and the referee called for the bell starting the scheduled tag team match between the Wild Samoans and the Rougeau Brothers.

The Wild Samoans (with Sir Oliver Humperdink) defeated the Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart) in 4:57 by pinfall when Afa pinned Raymond Rougeau after the Samoan Drop.

Mr. Fuji came out with the Powers of Pain, the Great Kabuki, Kendo Nagasaki, the Orient Express and Killer Khan and surrounded the limousine parked beside the entrance stage and wanted to know who was inside. Security officials arrived and escorted the men to the back. However, as the Powers of Pain were leaving, the Wild Samoans passed them and the two teams started brawling with them as security officials attempted to separate them.

In the back, Paul Roma approached Barry Windham and wished him luck in his upcoming match with Paul Orndorff, extending his hand for a handshake. Windham just looked at Roma and then laughed before walking away.

Barry Windham defeated Paul Orndorff in 11:53 by pinfall after Paul Roma interfered and accidentally hit Orndorff with a missile dropkick. After the match, Windham laid Roma out with a clothesline before leaving ringside.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA and asked Magnum if he was worried about Macho Man Randy Savage having the Genius Lanny Poffo and the Irish Curse Sheamus O’Shaunessy at ringside during their match. Magnum said he wasn’t worried because he had a surprise for Savage. Nikita Koloff walked into the interview and Mooney asked if he was the surprise. Magnum said Nikita Koloff being at ringside shouldn’t be a surprise and he isn’t the surprise. Magnum said Mooney would just have to wait. Magnum and Koloff walked away.

LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Butch Reed (with Slick) in 7:18 by pinfall After the match, as Graham stood on the entrance ramp and held his title above his head, the Honky Tonk Man appeared behind him from the back and when Graham turned around, Honky Tonk Man blasted Graham with the guitar, knocking him out and then walking away.

In the back, Bill Mercer interviewed the Destruction Crew who said they defeated Demolition and sent them out of Legends Championship Wrestling and they were prepared to do the same to the Nasty Boys if they had to, but not before taking the LCW World Tag Team Championships from them.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Nasty Boys defeated the Destruction Crew in 7:27 by pinfall when Brian Knobbs pinned Wayne Bloom after a powerslam. After the match, the Destruction Crew attacked the Nasty Boys with their sledgehammers and left ringside with the LCW World Tag Team Championship titles.

In the back, an irate Paul Orndorff yelled at Paul Roma for Roma’s interference in Orndorff’s match earlier with Barry Windham, costing him a victory over Windham. Roma said that Windham disrespecting him and said that when Windham disrespected Orndorff he didn’t just sit there and take it and Roma wasn’t going to either. Orndorff said that he understood, but warned Roma that if he ever did that again he would break Roma’s neck.

The Long Riders (with Maw Bass) defeated Cowboy Bob Orton and Dirty Dick Slater (with Col. Robert Parker) in 8:02 a double bullrope match by pinfall when Outlaw Ron Bass pinned Dirty Dick Slater after the Texas Gourdbuster after hitting Slater with Maw Bass’ purse. During the match, Col. Robert Parker tried to interfere, but Maw Bass distracted him and started making out with Parker as she threw her purse into the ring. After the match, Maw Bass and the Long Riders left victorious as Orton and Slater chastised Parker and Parker tried to explain what happened.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed the victorious Long Riders and Maw Bass as they made their way through the curtain and Bass said that nothing comes between her boys and victory, “not money, not a man, not nothing!” Maw Bass then got closer to Sean Mooney and looked up at him, smiled and said, “You know, Sean Mooney, nothing comes between me and my boys, just like nothing comes between me and my Wranglers.” Maw Bass kissed him on the cheek and then walked away with the Long Riders. Mooney shuddered and started to dry heave as Tully Blanchard and Baby Doll approached the entrance way where Mooney was standing. Baby Doll put her arm around Mooney and said, “Don’t worry, Moonbeam. I’ll make it all better. Because nothing comes between me and my Calvins.” Mooney looked at Baby Doll and said, “Thank you,” as the image of Maw Bass and her Wranglers left his mind. Blanchard and Baby Doll left as Blanchard’s entrance music started playing in the arena.

Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) defeated LCW International Champion Big Van Vader in 9:27 by pinfall with a rollup after Barry Windham interfered and blasted Vader with a steel chair while Baby Doll distracted the referee to win the LCW International Championship. During the match, Harley Race came out and watched the match from the entrance stage, but left after the pinfall. After the match, Blanchard, Windham, and Baby Doll celebrated on the entrance ramp and were eventually joined by Ric Flair who congratulated Blanchard as the first member of the Horsemen to capture a title.

In the back, Sean Mooney interviewed Harley Race about Big Van Vader losing the LCW International Championship and his presence on the entrance stage during the match. An unusually humble Race said he was disappointed that Vader lost the title and said a lot had happened between them over the last few months, but he was hoping it wasn’t too late to heal old wounds.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Hart Foundation defeated The Bolsheviks (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie) in 5:18 by pinfall when Bret Hart pinned Boris Zhukov after the Hart Attack. During the match, Akbar and Al-Kassie interfered in the match, but Hart and Neidhart made quick work of them and slammed them on each other before being knocked out of the ring by Volkoff and Zhukov. As Zhukov and Volkoff brawled with Hart and Neidhart outside the ring, the Dynamite Kid came out and the British crowd exploded as he hit Akbar and Al-Kassie with the flying headbutt. Dynamite rolled rolling Akbar and Al-Kassie out of the ring as the Hart Foundation gained the upper hand in their brawl outside the ring with the Bolsheviks and rolled them into the ring. Hart and Neidhart hit Zhukov with the Hart Attack for the pinfall and the win. After the match, the Dynamite Kid handed the Hart Foundation the tag team titles and celebrated with them as they left ringside together.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone announces that the LCW Descent pay-per-view on Sunday, February 22nd, will take place from the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan. Schiavone wondered if that could be the reason for the presence of the limousine with the Japanese flag license plate.

LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA (with Nikita Koloff) defeated Macho Man Randy Savage (with The Genius Lanny Poffo and Sheamus O’Shaunessy) in 17:04 by pinfall after the belly-to-belly suplex in a no disqualification, no countout match. During the match, O’Shaunessy setup a table in the ring and tried to interfere in the match, but once the table was setup, Koloff blasted him with the Russian Sickle clothesline and then hit him with a spinebuster through the table, breaking it. Koloff rolled O’Shaunessy out of the ring and the match continued. Later in the match, Poffo tried to interfere and stood in position with his metal scroll raised, poised to hit Magnum with the metal scroll. But Koloff jumped into the ring and kicked Poffo in the metal scroll which smashed into Poffo’s face and he tumbled out of the ring. With O’Shaunessy and Poffo neutralized, the match continued until Magnum managed to hit Savage with a belly-to-belly suplex seemingly out of nowhere for the pinfall and the win. After the match, O’Shaunessy and Poffo attacked Koloff outside the ring and the three men brawled through the crowd and to the back as a dazed Savage exited through the crowd behind them. Suddenly, with Magnum TA in the ring alone, the Disciples of Allah (Ken Patera, Abdullah the Butcher, the Iron Sheik, and the Bolsheviks) came out and attacked Magnum TA, with the main focus of the assault coming from the Iron Sheik, who put Magnum in the camel clutch as the other members of the Disciples of Allah kept security officials and referees out of the ring. Meanwhile, while Sheik had Magnum in the camel clutch, General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie yelled at Magnum, spat on him, and Al-Kassie took off his shoe and hit Magnum several times in the face. Suddenly, the lights went out and there was a commotion in the ring. When the lights came back on the Disciples of Allah were laying unconscious on the arena floor. In the ring, Sheik had Magnum still locked in the camel clutch. Standing over him, in the center of the ring, in black suits were the Yakuza Mafia (Keiji Muto, Masahiro Chono, Kensuke Sasaki, and Hiroyoshi Tenzan with their manager Genichiro Tenryu). Sheik realized that the rest of the Disciples of Allah weren’t in the ring anymore and he finally released Magnum TA. When Sheik released Magnum, Muto grabbed Sheik, bent him backward, yelled something to him in Japanese and then hit him with an inverted DDT. The Yakuza Mafia stood over a fallen Magnum TA. As Magnum slowly made his way to his knees, the Yakuza Mafia looked at him and Magnum realized the situation he was in. Not fully understanding what was going on, Muto extended his hand and helped Magnum to his feet and Magnum stood with the Yakuza Mafia as the Disciples of Allah exited up the entrance ramp. With a confused Magnum TA standing in the center of the ring with the Yakuza Mafia, the show went off the air.

LCW Ascension 2008 Pay-Per-View Results 01.20.08

LCW Ascension 2008 Pay-Per-View Results (January 20, 2008) live from the AT&T Center in San Antonio, TX.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko welcomed everyone to LCW Ascension 2008. "Psycho" by Puddle of Mudd played in the background as Schiavone and Zbyszko reviewed the complete card.

Kevin Sullivan (with Lady Amazon) defeated Sam Houston in 4:22 by pinfall after a high kneelift to the back after Lady Amazon tripped Houston from ringside. Before the match, Sullivan dragged Amazon to ringside with a leash and tied her to the ringpost. During the match, he released her and, from the broadcast booth, Larry Zbyszko questioned why she didn't just leave and Schiavone said because she had been brainwashed by Sullivan. After the match, Sullivan dragged Amazon back up the entrance ramp and to the back, yelling at her the entire way to the back.

In the back, Iceman King Parsons and Koko B. Ware were arguing with each other about who was going to be in the Brothahood after their match in which the loser would no longer be a member of the Brothahood. Slick appeared and Parsons said he wanted Slick in his corner tonight and Ware said he wanted Slick in his corner. Slick said he wasn’t taking sides until the match was over and would stand in the ring with the winner and the loser would be out of the Brothahood. Slick walked away as Parsons and Ware walked away still arguing.

Iceman King Parsons defeated Koko B. Ware in 5:40 by pinfall after the Butt Bump with Dark Journey as the special guest referee. During the match, Dark Journey refused to make pinfall counts when Parsons or Ware made pinfall attempts and tried to convince both men to stop fighting during the match. Slick eventually came out yelled at Dark Journey and told her to make the count. However, when Ware hit Parsons with the Birdbuster suplex and went to cover Ware. Dark Journey went to make the pinfall count, but Slick pulled her out of the ring, breaking the count and taking sides in the match. Slick yelled at her and she punched him in the mouth before walking up the entrance ramp and to the back. This distracted Ware and allowed Parsons to regain his senses and hit Ware with the Butt Bump. Another referee ran out and make the count giving Parsons the pinfall and the win. After the match, Slick got in the ring and raised Parsons' arm in victory, but Ware attacked them both and drop kicked them out of the ring before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon who was with Kevin Sullivan and Lady Amazon, who was still collared and being dragged around on a leash by Sullivan. Sullivan said Amazon knew her place in the darkness and was going to do the job for the better woman: Luna Vachon. Vachon got in Amazon's face and said, "She better!" Vachon then walked away and Sullivan and Amazon followed behind her.

LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon (with Kevin Sullivan) defeated Lady Amazon in 0:31 by pinfall after Sullivan demanded that Amazon lay down in the center of the ring and let Vachon pin her. Amazon did as she was told and Vachon pinned her for the win to retain her title. After the match, the Rock 'n' Roll Express came out and attacked Kevin Sullivan, chasing him and Luna Vachon from ringside. Lady Amazon, who was tied to the ringpost, began screaming uncontrollably as if she was being attacked as the Rock 'n' Roll Express approached her. Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson managed to calm her down and she embraced them and began to cry. Morton picked her up and carried her to the back.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Television Champion Manny Fernandez about his upcoming match with Butch Reed tonight. Okerlund asked Fernandez was worried about the short notice he received about the match, only finding out last Wednesday that he would be defending his title against Reed. Fernandez said he and Reed had battled before and the outcome would be the same: the Raging Bull would run over and run down the Natural like always. Fernandez said he was a champion and real champions didn't need time to prepare, they could accept any challenge at anytime. He said he used to be a Navy Seal, and the Seals were special forces, the guys you sent in when no one else could accomplish the mission. Fernandez said his mission was to eliminate the Brothahood and the mission was almost complete. Fernandez said the Brothahood was falling apart from the inside, but there were still a few bricks in the wall of the Brothahood that had to be taken out and Reed was one of those bricks, "…and he's going to be taken out tonight!"

In the back, a quiet, crying Lady Amazon was sitting in a chair and the Rock 'n' Roll Express said she would be all right and they would take care of her. Gibson told her to stay in the back and they would be back with the LCW United States Tag Team Championships. Morton said they were going to make her proud of them. Gibson said it was time for them to go and he told her to stay in the back and she would be safe because they were going to lock the locker room door. As Morton and Gibson left, Morton locked the locker room door before leaving for the ring.

LCW United States Champion The Sheepherders (with Rip Morgan) defeated The Rock 'n' Roll Express in 4:10 by disqualification after Robert Gibson hit the Sheepherders with a steel chair. During the match, Kevin Sullivan and LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon appeared on the LegendsTron and was standing in front of the Rock 'n' Roll Express' locker room door and said, "Ricky Morton! Robert Gibson! You've taken something that belonged to me and I want it back! I'm going to take it back…right now!" Vachon handed Kevin Sullivan an ax and Sullivan began to hack away at the wooden locker room door. As Sullivan continued to hit the door with the ax, the Sheepherders managed to gain the upper hand in the ring on Ricky Morton as a concerned Robert Gibson divided his attention and concern on Morton in the ring and Lady Amazon in the back. As Sullivan continued to hack away at the door, Gibson finally had enough and grabbed a steel chair and got in the ring and blasted both Sheepherders with the steel chair before leaving the ringside with Morton. Meanwhile, Sullivan had managed to break enough of the door to stick his head inside and laugh as Lady Amazon cowered in a corner screaming. As Sullivan stuck his hand through the hole in the door and tried to unlock the door, Morton and Gibson finally appeared and attacked Sullivan, chasing him and Luna Vachon away from the door. Morton unlocked the door and Amazon ran to him and Gibson and they hugged her and assured her that nothing like that would ever happen again. From the broadcast booth, Schiavone reiterated the fact that "the Rock 'n' Roll Express sacrificed their opportunity to be the LCW United States Tag Team Champions to save Lady Amazon!"

LCW Television Champion Manny Fernandez defeated Butch Reed (with Slick) in 7:13 by pinfall after the Flying Burrito. After the match, Slick helped Butch Reed out of the ring and then grabbed a microphone and said, "Manny Fernandez! Manny Fernandez, this isn't over! You think it's over, but what you don't know is that it's just begun. Enjoy that title while you've got it because it's going to be with the Brothahood again soon if it's the last thing I do! As a matter of fact, I've got a little challenge for you. How about you step into the ring next week on LCW Showdown against the winner of the match tonight between Koko B. Ware and Iceman King Parsons? The winner of that match not only gets to stay in the Brothahood, but gets a shot at the LCW Television Championship next week on LCW Showdown. How about it, Manny Fernandez? Do we have a deal?" Manny Fernandez said, "If you want it, you've got it!" Slick and Butch Reed left up the entrance ramp as Fernandez continued celebrating his victory in the ring before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW United States Champion Tully Blanchard and Baby Doll. Blanchard said he had taken Tom Zenk out before and he was going to do it again tonight, "…with ease." Baby Doll said, "And since I kicked Sunshine in the head last week on Showdown and took her out of the picture, at least I won't be distracted by her howling at ringside like the lovesick little dog that she is."

LCW United States Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) defeated Tom Zenk in 5:27 by pinfall after the slingshot suplex. Towards the match, Sunshine, wearing a bandage on her head from the attack from Baby Doll last week on LCW Showdown, made her way through the crowd and to her seat in the front row. Baby Doll turned around to see her standing there behind her and the two women started to brawl again. The brawl distracted Zenk and allowed Blanchard to gain the upper hand. Blanchard hit Zenk with the slingshot suplex for the pinfall and the win. After the match, Baby Doll gained the upper hand in her brawl with Sunshine and dragged her over the security barricade. Baby Doll threw Sunshine into the ring with Tully Blanchard who hit her with the slingshot suplex. Zenk regained his senses and knocked Blanchard out of the ring and Blanchard left with Baby Doll. From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone said, "Last week, she was kicked in the head by Baby Doll and tonight she was hit with the slingshot suplex by Tully Blanchard. I mean, come on, there's only so much one woman can take!" Tom Zenk motioned to the back for medics and Sunshine once again had to be taken from ringside on a stretcher for the second time in less than a week.

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin was shown in his locker room preparing for his main event title defense against Dr. Death Steve Williams later tonight.

Magnum TA defeated LCW International Champion Don Muraco (with Mr. Fuji who was locked in a mini-cage at ringside in 11:20 by disqualification after the Orient Express interfered and attacked Magnum TA. After the match, Muraco unlocked the mini-cage and left with Mr. Fuji. Meanwhile, in the ring, an irate Magnum attacked both Sato and Tanaka with belly-to-belly suplexes before leaving the ring.

In the back, The Genius Lanny Poffo was trying to discuss strategy with Sheamus O'Shaunessy, but O'Shaunessy told him he had to leave. O'Shaunessy said he had to catch a flight to Utah for Sundance for the premier of "The Escapist," a movie in which he plays the role of Two Ton. O'Shaunessy picked up his bags and left, leaving Poffo alone.

The Genius Lanny Poffo defeated Scott Hall in 5:42 by pinfall in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW Television Championship after Randy Savage interfered and hit Hall with a steel chair while he was outside the ring while Poffo distracted the referee. Savage then rolled an unconscious Hall back into ring so Poffo could pin him for the win. After the match, Savage and Poffo left ringside together.

In the back, Madusa approached Superstar Billy Graham and wished him good luck in his match against Stan Hansen. She thanked him for defending her honor and protecting her from Hansen. Graham asked Madusa if she wanted to escort him to ringside, but she said she had other things to take care of, but she wished him luck again and kissed him on the cheek before walking away.

Superstar Billy Graham defeated Stan Hansen in 11:10 by decision in a bullrope match after touching all four corners. After the match, Hansen tried to hit Graham with the Lariat clothesline, but Graham ducked and blasted Hansen with the cowbell attached to the bullrop, knocking out Hansen before leaving the ring.



Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed UFC President Dana White who was sitting with LCW Founder Christian Calaway at ringside and Okerlund asked White about UFC 81: Breaking Point on February 2nd, featuring former WWE Champion Brock Lesnar fighting Frank Mir. White said, "It’s an interesting matchup. Brock Lesnar is a great wrestler, a good athlete, and this is definitely gonna be a big test for him. Frank Mir is a former world champion who is coming off a big win over Antoni Hardonk, and he’s looking to get his career back on track while Lesnar’s looking to walk into the UFC and prove what type of fighter he’s gonna be by trying to knock him off.” Okerlund asked Calaway for his prediction on the fight and Lesnar's possible future as a legend in Legends Championship Wrestling and Calaway said, "You know, I respect Lesnar as a competitor and I wish him the best at UFC 81, I'll be in attendance, but I'm a big Frank Mir fan and I'll be rooting for him. As for Lesnar in Legends Championship Wrestling…only time will tell."

Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) defeated LCW Heritage Champion Jesse Ventura in 7:15 by disqualification after Vader punched the referee after the referee tried to stop Vader from attacking Ventura in the corner. After the match, Vader got in position to hit Ventura with a moonsault, but Superstar Billy Graham came out with a steel chair and chased Vader and Harley Race out of the ring. Graham helped Ventura to his feet and the two men left ringside together.

Madusa came out and introduced a special video from Lex Luger. Luger's video appeared on the LegendsTron and he thanked the fans for their support and promised that he would be back in Legends Championship Wrestling again. As the video aired, Madusa stood on the entrance ramp under the LegendsTron and when the video was over, LCW Women's Champion Luna Vachon appeared out of nowhere and attacked Madusa from behind, knocking her out with the title belt before walking away.

LCW World Tag Team Champions The Wild Samoans wrestled The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones) to a double countout in 6:22 after the Wild Samoans and the Powers of Pain brawled with each other into the crowd and to the back.

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko turned everyone's attention to the LegendsTron for a special announcement about the LCW Descent pay-per-view next month. On the LegendsTron, several images of Japan flashed on the screen and a narrator said, "Japan is often called the land of the rising sun, but what happens when the sun sets? Next month, Legends Championship Wrestling returns to Tokyo, Japan and the Tokyo Dome for LCW Descent 2008. History…tradition…respect…and honor return to professional wrestling when Legends Championship Wrestling returns to the Land of the Rising Sun: Japan. LCW Descent, February 24th, only on LCWDescent.com."

From the broadcast booth, Tony Schiavone and Larry Zbyszko announced that Jet Lag Gemini's "Run This City" had been selected as the official theme song for the LCW Descent pay-per-view on February 24, 2008, only on LCWDescent.com. As the camera panned by the band sitting at ringside, Schiavone said, "There are the guys from Jet Lag Gemini and 'Run This City' is from their first full length album 'Fire The Cannons' which will be released this Tuesday, January 22nd, but is available for pre-order now!



LCW Universal Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams (with Cowboy Bill Watts) in 12:22 by pinfall after the Stone Cold Stunner. Before the match, as Austin was getting into the ring, he saw LCW Founder Christian Calaway sitting in the front row with UFC President Dana White. Calaway stood up and extended his hand for a handshake and Austin looked at his hand for a moment before raising his hands and giving Calaway the two-finger salute. Austin then went into the ring and continued his entrance. After the match, Cowboy Bill Watts tried to attack Austin, but Austin hit Watts with the Stone Cold Stunner as well before throwing him out of the ring at Williams feet. Williams wanted to get back into the ring, but thought twice about it as Austin welcomed him back into the ring. Williams left with Watts and Austin celebrated with the crowd.


UFC 81: Breaking Point – February 2, 2008 – Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir – Only on Pay-Per-View

LCW Ascension 2007 Pay-Per-View Results 01.21.07

LCW Ascension 2007 Pay-Per-View Results (January 21, 2007) live from the Kemper Arena in Kansas City, MO.

Tonight's LCW Ascension pay-per-view is dedicated in loving memory to Scott "Bam Bam" Bigelow (1961-2007).

The show opened with a spotlight on a chair in the center of the ring with Bam Bam Bigelow's wrestling attire draped over the chair and his wrestling boots in front of the chair as the crowd chanted, "Bam! Bam!" The arena lights came back on and legends came out with Bam Bam Bigelow shirts on and surrounded the chair in the ring and lined the entrance way. LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway came out with a Bigelow shirt on under his sports coat and the LCW Television Championship in his arms and joined the wrestlers in the ring. Calaway was visibly emotionally distraught and took a few minutes to compose himself as the crowd chanted, "Bam Bam! Bam Bam!" Calaway said, "When I formed Legends Championship Wrestling, Bam Bam Bigelow was the first name on the list. Bam Bam Bigelow was the reason I started Legends Championship Wrestling. I wanted to honor the men who made me fall in love with this business and Bam Bam Bigelow was one of those men. He will be missed and will never be forgotten." The crowd chanted, "Bam Bam! Bam Bam!" Calaway continued, "With that said, Bam Bam Bigelow was the LCW Television Champion and as far as I'm concerned he will always be the LCW Television Championship and this belt belongs to him. This version of the LCW Television Championship will be retired in his honor." Calaway placed the old LCW Television Championship on the chair with Bigelow's wrestling attire. Calaway continued, "In its place will be this…" Calaway pointed to the ceiling and a title belt came down from the rafters. Calaway unhooked the title and said, "Tonight, Butch Reed will wrestle an unknown opponent for this (referring to the title), the new LCW Television Championship…in a ladder match!" Calaway reattached the title belt and it was elevated back to the rafters. Calaway continued, "But let's not forget why we're really here tonight. Every man in this ring wants to honor Bam Bam Bigelow by doing what he did best and that's entertaining each and every single one of you (pointing to the crowd). I want to thank everyone for joining us tonight and please enjoy the show."

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Kevin Von Erich who talked about his last chance title shot against LCW Heritage Champion Terry Taylor, but he said he was worried about Taylor cheating again like he had every other time they had wrestled. LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel approached Von Erich and told him he had nothing to worry about and wished him good luck.

Kevin Von Erich defeated LCW Heritage Champion Terry Taylor in 8:14 in a last chance lumberjack match by submission with the claw to win the LCW Heritage Championship. If Von Erich wouldn't have been able to regain the title, he wouldn't have gotten another title shot. Before the match, LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came out and announced that he was making this a Board of Directors lumberjack match. The members of the Board of Directors: Bruno Sammartino, Verne Gagne, Killer Kowalski, Mil Mascaras, Arnold Skaaland, Gene Kiniski, Pat Patterson, Pedro Morales, Dominic DeNucci, Baron Mikel Scicluna, Capt. Lou Albano, and Ivan Koloff came out and surrounded the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Sensational Sherri Martel who guaranteed Randy Savage was going to win and Ted DiBiase as going to bleed.

Randy Savage (with Sensational Sherri Martel) defeated Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in a first blood match in 11:46 by decision after Virgil interfered and accidentally hit DiBiase with a steel chair when Savage, who DiBiase was holding, was pulled out of the way by Sherri Martel. With DiBiase busted wide open, the referee called for the bell and awarded the victory to Savage via decision. After the match, Savage hit Virgil and knocked him out of the ring and then went to the top rope and hit DiBiase with a flying elbow smash before leaving the ring with Sherri Martel.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Diamond Dallas Page who promised to take care of his "little problem" once and for all. He said Sullivan had been a cancer for several months now, but he was going to take care of it. Page said he had a little surprise for Sullivan tonight.

Kevin Sullivan (with Kimberly Page) defeated Diamond Dallas Page (with Woman) in 7:15 by pinfall after Woman interfered and hit Page with her high heel shoe. Before the match, Diamond Dallas Page introduced Woman, the former Nancy Sullivan and Kevin Sullivan's ex-wife, as his secret weapon. During the match, she stood in his corner and cheered him on until Page looked like he was about to win the match. After the match, Sullivan and Woman attacked Page until Kimberly attacked Woman and went to attack Sullivan. Sullivan grabbed her and began to yell at her. Page got up and hit Sullivan with the Diamond Cutter.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel about Bam Bam Bigelow's replacement and announced that he had just arrived and was in the building. Okerlund tried to get the wrestler's name, but Bockwinkel announced that it was a surprise.

The Blackjacks and The Brisco Brothers won a 20-team battle royal in 13:10 to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships and the LCW United States Tag Team Championships which also included: Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas, The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Strike Force, The Killer Bees, The Young Stallions, The Bushwhackers, The Fantastics, The Hart Foundation, The U.S. Express, The Nasty Boys (with Missy Hyatt), The Funk Brothers, The Freebirds, The Midnight Express, The Rougeau Brothers (with Jimmy Hart), The Skyscrapers, The Islanders, The Powers of Pain (with Paul Jones), and The Bolsheviks (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie).
Order of Elimination:
- The Bushwhackers were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 0:24 when The Barbarian clotheslined Bushwhacker Butch over the top rope.
- The Fantastics were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 0:59 when The Warlord clotheslined Bobby Fulton over the top rope.
- The Rougeau Brothers were eliminated by The Hart Foundation at 1:14 when Bret Hart dropkicked Raymond Rougeau over the top rope.
- The Bolsheviks were eliminated by Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas at 2:04 when Tony Atlas press slammed Boris Zhukov over the top rope.
- The Young Stallions were eliminated by The Islanders at 3:50 when Haku savate kicked Jim Powers over the top rope.
- The Islanders were eliminated by Strike Force at 4:06 when Tito Santana hit Haku with the flying forearm smash over the top rope.
- The U.S. Express were eliminated by The Blackjacks at 6:44 when Blackjack Mulligan clotheslined Barry Windham over the top rope.
- The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express were both eliminated at 8:18 when Sid Vicious dumped Ricky Morton and Stan Lane, who were brawling on the rope, over the top rope.
- The Skyscrapers were eliminated by The Rock 'n' Roll Express and The Midnight Express at 8:24 when Robert Gibson and Bobby Eaton double dropkicked Sid Vicious over the top rope.
- The Killer Bees were eliminated by The Funk Brothers at 10:40 when Terry Funk clotheslined Brian Blair over the top rope.
- The Funk Brothers were eliminated at 10:40 when Terry Funk sent himself over the top rope when clotheslining Brian Blair over the top rope.
- Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas and The Powers of Pain were eliminated by The Hart Foundation at 10:58 when Jim Neidhart dumped The Warlord and Tony Atlas, who were brawling on the ropes, over the top rope.
- The Freebirds were eliminated by The Hart Foundation at 11:13 when Jim Neidhart hit Michael Hayes with a running shoulderblock that sent Hayes tumbling over the top rope.
- Strike Force were eliminated by The Blackjacks at 11:44 when Blackjack Lanza dumped Rick Martel over the top rope.
- The Hart Foundation were eliminated by The Nasty Boys at 12:15 when Brian Knobbs hit Jim Neidhart with Missy Hyatt's purse and then dumped him over the top rope.
- The Nasty Boys were eliminated by The Brisco Brothers at 13:10 when Jack and Jerry Brisco threw Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags over the top as they celebrated eliminating The Hart Foundation.

The Blackjacks defeated The Brisco Brothers at 4:26 by submission when Blackjack Mulligan forced Jack Brisco to submit with the claw to determine the number one contenders for the LCW World Tag Team Championships. After the match, Blackjack Mulligan refused to release the hold until the referee told ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta to announced that if Mulligan didn't release the claw, the decision would be reversed. Mulligan released the claw, but then went after the referee, chasing him out of the ring. As a result of the loss, The Brisco Brothers became the number one contenders for the LCW United States Tag Team Championships.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed "The Natural" Butch Reed and Slick who said the only reason he was there was to guide Butch Reed to the new LCW Television Championship and then straight to the LCW Universal Championship. Slick said it didn't matter who it was, he was walking away with gold. Butch Reed said the blonde was back in his hair and the gold was going to be around his waist.

LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel came out and said, "About four months ago, a man lost his way, he gave into temptation and fell back on old habits and was lied to and forced down a path he didn't want to go down. He said he was forced to leave because he lost a match that his 'manager' Slick But tonight he's found his way back and tonight he will face Butch Reed for the new LCW Television Championship in a ladder match. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back… Jake 'The Snake' Roberts!"

Butch Reed (with Slick) defeated Jake Roberts in 7:28 in a ladder match after Slick hit Page with his cane to win the new LCW Television Championship. After the match, Jake Roberts came back into the ring, hit Butch Reed with the DDT and then grabbed Slick. Slick tried to hit Roberts, but Roberts hit him with the short arm clothesline and then hit him with the DDT.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund talked about "the most collegiate tag team showdown in LCW history" as he introduced the LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Steiner Brothers who talked about defending their titles against another great brother tag team The Brisco Brothers. The Brisco Brothers approached them and they all shook hands and wished each other luck.

Rowdy Roddy Piper defeated LCW United States Champion Bad News Brown in 6:15 in a street fight match by pinfall in the parking lot after a piledriver on the hood of a car to win the LCW United States Championship.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Superstar Billy Graham who said it wasn't going to be a step backward when he wins the LCW International Championship from Magnum TA, it was only going to be a stepping stone.

LCW United States Tag Team Champions The Steiner Brothers defeated The Brisco Brothers in 7:02 by pinfall when Scott Steiner pinned Jack Brisco. After the match, the two teams shook hands and Tony Schiavone said, "That was what we call a wrestling clinic, a tag team wrestling clinic."

In the back, LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff was shown lifting weights in preparation for his title defense against Stone Cold Steve Austin and Big Van Vader. Mean Gene Okerlund approached him and tried to interview him, but Koloff didn't say a word and focused only on his weights.

Superstar Billy Graham defeated LCW International Champion Magnum TA in 11:59 by pinfall after The Dynamite Kid interfered and attacked Magnum TA with a steel chair while the referee was unconscious to win the LCW International Champioship.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Big Van Vader and Harley Race who said Vader was ready to realize his destiny. Race said Vader had almost reached the top of the mountain before, but had never reached the peak, but that was going to end tonight before tonight he was leaving with the gold. Race asked Okerlund, "…and you want to know why, Okerlund?" Race looked at Vader and Vader simply and calmly, but intensely said, "Because it's Vader Time!"

Billy Jack Haynes defeated Ken Patera in 5:32 by submission with the full nelson. Before the match, Bobby Heenan tried to accompany Ken Patera to ringside, but LCW Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel reminded him that he was banned from ringside. Heenan tried to argue, but Bockwinkel whispered something to ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta who announced that if Heenan didn't leave ringside, Haynes would be the winner and the Heenan Family would have to disband. Heenan left, but threw a fit all the way to the back. Bockwinkel stayed at ringside to make sure that the Heenan Family didn't interfere. During the match, Bobby Heenan watched the match from a monitor in the back. As a result of the loss, the Heenan Family was forced to disband. After the match, Heenan came out and berated Patera for losing the match. Heenan slapped Patera and Patera snapped and hit Heenan, knocking him down to the mat. Patera walked out leaving Heenan in the ring alone with Billy Jack Haynes. Haynes put Heenan in the full nelson and then hit him with a full nelson slam before leaving the ring.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed The Blackjacks about facing Demolition. Blackjack Mulligan said he would do anything to win the LCW World Tag Team Championship. Mulligan said he would even sacrifice his own son (Barry Windham), which he did in the battle royal earlier in the evening. Mulligan said if he would do that, he would do anything. Blackjack Lanza said it was only a matter of time before Demolition met their untimely end and tonight was that time.

LCW World Tag Team Champions Demolition defeated The Blackjacks in 6:11 by disqualification when Blackjack Mulligan hit Smash with his cowboy boot and pushed Ax off the top rope as Demolition was attempting to hit Blackjack Lanza with the Decapitation Device.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Bobby Heenan who complained about having to disband the Heenan Family. He said he took Bockwinkel to the AWA World Championship and Bockwinkel would be nothing if it weren't for him. He said he was going to sue Bockwinkel, he was going to sue Billy Jack Haynes and Ken Petera.

The Original Country Boys: Stan Hansen, Outlaw Ron Bass, Cowboy Bob Orton, and Dirty Dick Slater (with Cowboy Bill Watts) defeated The Yakuza Mafia: Keiji Muto, Masahiro Chono, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, and Kensuke Sasaki (with Genichiro Tenryu) in 16:49 in a four-on-four gauntlet, losers leave LCW match. As a result of the loss, The Yakuza Mafia had to leave LCW.
Order of Elimination:
- Cowboy Bob Orton defeated Hiroyoshi Tenzan at 3:29 by pinfall after the superplex.
- Cowboy Bob Orton defeated Kensuke Sasaki at 5:15 by pinfall after a bulldog.
- Keiji Muto defeated Cowboy Bob Orton at 8:35 by pinfall after the Shining Wizard.
- Keiji Muto defeated Dirty Dick Slater at 11:11 by pinfall after a moonsault.
- Keiji Muto defeated Outlaw Ron Bass at 13:37 by pinfall after the Shining Wizard.
- Stan Hansen defeated Keiji Muto at 14:19 by pinfall after the Lariat clothesline.
- Stan Hansen defeated Masahiro Chono at 16:49 by pinfall after the Lariat clothesline.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed LCW Chairman of the Board Christian Calaway who said the main event was dedicated to the memory of Bam Bam Bigelow and said, "If anyone deserved to be LCW Universal Champion it was Bam Bam Bigelow." Calaway looked up and said, "This is for you, Scott. Hope you enjoy it, brother."

LCW Universal Champion Nikita Koloff defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin and Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in 18:44 in a triple threat match by pinfall when Koloff pinned Austin after the Russian Sickle clothesline. After the match, Vader continued to attack Austin, until Koloff clotheslined him over the top rope and out of the ring. Koloff tried to help Austin to his feet, but Austin pushed him away. Koloff tried again, but this time Austin punched Koloff. Koloff turned to walk away and then hit Austin with a Russian Sickle clothesline out of nowhere. Koloff then began kicking Austin and Vader joined in the attack. Magnum TA came out and with a steel chair and blasted Vader, knocking him out of the ring. Magnum hesitated in hitting Koloff with the chair, the two men exchanged words, and Koloff eventually backed off. Magnum went and checked on Austin and when he got back up to talk to Koloff, he was hit with the Russian Sickle clothesline by Koloff.

LCW Ascension 2006 Pay-Per-View Results 01.22.06

Ascension 2006 (January 22, 2006) live from the Office Depot Center in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

In the parking lot, Christian Calaway, Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, and Nick Bockwinkel arrived in a limousine. Sean Mooney arrived and asked if Calaway was still going to be able to wrestle tonight after being attacked by Superstar Billy Graham last week on Showdown. Calaway said he was going to be in the ring and after tonight, Graham was going to be out of a job.

Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart defeated Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho in 8:13 by pinfall when Jim Neidhart pinned Chris Benoit after hitting him with Jimmy Hart’s megaphone. During the match, Jimmy Hart came down to watch the match from ringside. After the match, Bret picked up the megaphone and yelled at Neidhart saying, "Did you use this? This isn’t how I wanted to win." Neidhart said he did what he had to do. Jimmy Hart tried to calm down Bret, but Bret told him to stay out of it. Chris Jericho then got in Bret Hart’s face about Neidhart using the megaphone. Benoit regained his senses and also got in Bret’s face asking, "What’s wrong with you? What’s happened to you?" Bret then blasted Benoit with the megaphone and then laid out Jericho with the megaphone as well. Hart and Neidhart left together with Jimmy Hart. The Hart Foundation, Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, and Jimmy Hart are reunited!

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed The Hart Foundation as they made their way through the curtain. Jimmy Hart said The Hart Foundation was back and he was going to take them where they should be going, straight to the gold.

The Great Muta defeated Masahiro Chono (with Genichiro Tenryu, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, and Kensuke Sasaki) in 13:30 by pinfall after the Shining Wizard. Before the match, the referee told Tenryu, Tenzan, and Sasaki to leave ringside. During the match, the referee was knocked out and Tenzan and Sasaki tried to come out, but Sting and Randy Savage came out and brawled with them to the back allowing Muta to win the match without any interference from the Yakuza Mafia.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Strike Force who promised that, inspite of their past history, they were going to prove that they were back together 100% by taking the LCW World Tag Team Championships from Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard tonight.

Strike Force defeated LCW World Tag Team Champions Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard (with James J. Dillon) in 11:22 by submission when Rick Martel made Arn Anderson submit to the Boston Crab to win the LCW World Tag Team Championships.

In the parking lot, The Administration, LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, LCW Commissioner Bill Watts, LCW Universal Champion Stan Hansen, and Jesse Ventura arrived in a limousine with LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham. A bandaged Turner thanked Graham for attacking Christian Calaway last week on Showdown and said that he had heard that Calaway might not even be here tonight. Sean Mooney approached them and, with a smile on his face, said Calaway had arrived and was still going to wrestle. Turner asked, "Does that make you happy?" Mooney said it did. Turner said it made him happy too, "but not as happy as this." Graham then attacked Mooney from behind and slammed him on the ground before the rest of The Administration kicked at Mooney. LCW security officials came out to save Mooney as the members of The Administration walked away laughing.

LCW International Champion Nikita Koloff defeated Big Van Vader (with Harley Race) in 8:21 by disqualification after a masked man interfered and attacked Nikita Koloff. After the match, Vader attacked the masked man, knocking him out of the ring, but then went right back to attacking Koloff until LCW officials came out to seperate them. The unidentified masked man escaped security through the crowd.

In the back, Mean Gene Okerlund interviewed Ricky Steamboat who promised he was going to win the LCW United States Championship from Ted DiBiase tonight when, out of nowhere, DiBiase attacked him, hitting him with the title belt and busting him wide open before the match even started. DiBiase and Virgil then made their way to the ring for the start of the match.

Ricky Steamboat defeated LCW United States Champion Ted DiBiase (with Virgil) in 6:43 by pinfall with a flying crossbody block to win the LCW United States Championship. Before the match, the ring announcer made the introduction of Ricky Steamboat, but at first he didn't come out. The ring announcer introduced him again and still he didn't come out. Virgil yelled at the referee to give DiBiase the match via forfeit. The referee told the ring announcer to introduce Steamboat one more time. This time, Steamboat, bleeding profusely from the forehead, came out to wrestle the match.

LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Bob Backlund (with LCW Board of Directors Member Arnold Skaaland) in 7:42 by pinfall after Graham hit Backlund with the title belt while the referee was distracted by Jesse Ventura who came to ringside and distracted the referee. After the match, Graham attacked Arnold Skaaland as he checked on the condition of Backlund. Graham put Skaaland in the bearhug for a moment as LCW officials tried to get him to break the hold. Graham refused as Skaaland screamed in pain. Graham released the hold after LCW Board of Directors Member Bruno Sammartino came out and got into the ring. Graham got in Sammartino’s face and the two stared at each other for several second until Graham turned to leave the ring. As Sammartino checked on Backlund and Skaaland’s condition, Graham got back into the ring and attacked Sammartino with the title belt. Graham assaulted Sammartino until LCW security officials pulled him off of Sammartino and got him out of the ring.

Paul Orndorff, Ken Patera, One Man Gang, and King Kong Bundy (with Bobby Heenan) defeated Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Hillbilly Jim, Billy Jack Haynes, and Brutus Beefcake in 4:33 by pinfall when Orndorff pinned Duggan after the piledriver. After the match, in the back, Mean Gene Okerlund approached Bobby Heenan for an interview and he said the Heenan Family was back and better than ever and there was only one thing they needed now, "gold".

In the back, Bob Orton Sr., approached Cowboy Bob Orton and asked him what good facing The Undertaker was going to do. Orton said The Undertaker had already been a nightmare for the Orton Family in the WWE. Orton Jr., said it was just something he had to do.

The Undertaker (with Paul Bearer) defeated Cowboy Bob Orton in 5:27 by disqualification after Big Van Vader interfered and attacked The Undertaker to become the number one contender for the LCW International Championship.

In the back, Christian Calaway approached LCW Heritage Champion Superstar Billy Graham in his locker room and, without any fear, got right in his face. "You're a big man, huh? Big tough guy? Beating up older guys like Arnold Skaaland and attacking smaller guys like me. But you don't pick on the guys that can defend themselves, huh? You don't want to mess with the Bruno Sammartinos because you know they'd kick your juiced up ass. You weren't involved in any of this until last Wednesday night, but you decided to make it personal, you decided to get involved because you assumed Team Turner, The Administration, is going to walk all over me and my guys tonight. Well, you played the wrong hand, Superman. You made the wrong the bet. Because tonight, we're going to win and Wednesday night, you're going to be out of a job. Not because you attacked me last Wednesday, but because you attacked two members of the Board of Directors and this time, I'm going to make sure you're not just suspended like you were last time. No, this time I'm going to make sure you're ass is fired. I will take that title, I will have a tournament, and I will see that you never work in this company again." Calaway walked away from Graham who was left in shock that Calaway confronted him. As Calaway left the locker room, he was met by LCW Board of Directors Member Bruno Sammartino who was coming to attack Graham. Calaway told Sammartino he had a better idea and the two men walked away to talk.

The Honky Tonk Man (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Diamond Dallas Page in 6:31 by pinfall after the Shake, Rattle, and Roll neckbreaker after Jimmy Hart tripped Page as he was attempting the Diamond Cutter in a match to determine the number one contender for the LCW United States Championship.

Doom (with Woman) and Bad News Brown defeated Ahmed Johnson, Rocky Johnson, and Tony Atlas in 5:16 by pinfall when Bad News Brown pinned Ahmed Johnson after the Ghettoblaster after Woman hit Johnson with her purse while Doom distracted the referee.

LCW Television Champion Magnum TA defeated Barry Windham (with James J. Dillon) in 12:19 by pinfall with the belly to belly suplex. After the match, Bad News Brown attacked Magnum TA until LCW security came out to separate them.

The Outsiders defeated The Steiner Brothers in 6:34 by pinfall when Kevin Nash pinned Rick Steiner after a powerbomb after Scott Hall knocked Scott Steiner out with a lead pipe from under the ring in a number one contenders match for the LCW World Tag Team Championships.

The Powers of Pain (The Warlord and The Barbarian; with Paul Jones) won a 20-team battle royal in 21:19 to win the new LCW United States Tag Team Championships, last eliminating Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray; with Sister Sherri), which also included The Killer Bees (Brian Blair and Jim Brunzell), The Rougeau Brothers (Jacques and Raymond Rougeau), The Skyscrapers (Sid Vicious and Dan Spivey; with Theodore Long), The Islanders (Haku and Tama), The Powers of Pain (The Barbarian and The Warlord), The Blue Bloods (Lord Steven Regal and Squire David Taylor), The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon), The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags; with Missy Hyatt), Kensuke Sasaki and Hiroyoshi Tenzan (with Genichiro Tenryu), The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers), The Funk Brothers (Terry and Dory Funk, Jr.), The Brisco Brothers (Jack and Jerry Brisco), The Orient Express (Sato and Tanaka; with Mr. Fuji), The Freebirds (Michael Hayes and Jimmy Garvin; with Buddy Roberts), Nikolai Volkoff and The Iron Sheik (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie), The Midnight Express (Stan Lane and Bobby Eaton), The Bushwhackers (Butch Miller and Luke Williams), and The Minnesota Wrecking Crew (Ole and Lars Anderson). Before the match, LCW Commissioner Bill Watts came to the ring with a box that he said contained the new LCW United States Tag Team Championship title belts. During the match, the crowd seemed to be solidly behind both Harlem Heat and The Powers of Pain. However, while they were the final two teams in the ring, Paul Jones came down to ringside and the crowd began to boo knowing that Paul Jones was there to support The Powers of Pain. After the match, Watts handed the box containing the titles to The Powers of Pain, but when Jones opened the box, the belts were destroyed. There was a note inside which Jones read that said, "Services Provided by Demolition." After Jones read the note, the lights in the arena went out and Demolition’s theme song began to play. A message appeared on the LegendsTron which read, "Demolition back in business at LCW Descent on February 26, 2006!" Demolition appeared on the screen for a second and stuck out their trademark tongues before the screen went blank and the lights in the arena came back on.
Order of Elimination:
- The Bushwhackers were eliminated by The Orient Express at 0:32 when Tanaka clotheslined Bushwhacker Butch over the top rope.
- The Blue Bloods were eliminated by The Minnesota Wrecking Crew at 2:14 when Lars Anderson press-slammed Squire David Taylor over the top rope.
- The Funk Brothers and The Brisco Brothers were eliminated by The Minnesota Wrecking Crew at 4:41 when Ole Anderson dumped Dory Funk, Jr., and Jack Brisco over the top rope. After being eliminated, The Brisco Brothers and The Funk Brothers brawled up the entrance way to the back.
- The Minnesota Wrecking Crew were eliminated by The Nasty Boys at 5:04 when Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags clotheslined Lars Anderson over the top rope.
- The Nasty Boys were eliminated by The Minnesota Wrecking Crew at 5:09 when Ole Anderson clotheslined both Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags over the top rope.
- Kensuke Sasaki and Hiroyoshi Tenzan were eliminated by Harlem Heat at 6:29 when Booker T hit Kensuke Sasaki with a sidekick over the top rope.
- The Natural Disasters were eliminated by The Powers of Pain, Harlem Heat, and The Midnight Express, and Jacques Rougeau 7:13 when they all dumped Earthquake over the top rope.
- The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff were eliminated by Harlem Heat at 7:43 when Stevie Ray clotheslined Nikolai Volkoff over the top rope.
- The Orient Express were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 9:13 when The Barbarian clotheslined Sato over the top rope.
- The Fantastics were eliminated by The Freebirds at 9:53 when Michael Hayes back body dropped Bobby Fulton over the top rope.
- The Midnight Express were eliminated by The Islanders at 10:17 when Haku hit Bobby Eaton with a savate kick over the top rope.
- The Freebirds were eliminated by Harlem Heat at 13:40 when Booker T clotheslined Jimmy Garvin over the top rope.
- The Rougeau Brothers were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 14:41 when The Warlord clotheslined Raymond Rougeau over the top rope. After Raymond Rougeau was eliminated, Jacques Rougeau tried to attack The Warlord which prompted The Warlord and The Barbarian to beat down Jacques Rougeau before dumping him over the top rope and onto Raymond Rougeau.
- The Islanders were eliminated by The Killer Bees at 15:51 when Jim Brunzell back body dropped Tama over the top rope.
- The Killer Bees were eliminated by The Skyscrapers at 16:03 when Sid Vicious press-slammed Brian Blair over the top rope.
- The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express were eliminated by The Skyscrapers and The Powers of Pain at 18:09 when Sid Vicious clotheslined Ricky Morton over the top rope on one side of the ring while The Barbarian clotheslined Robert Gibson over the top rope on the other side of the ring.
- The Skyscrapers were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 18:49 when The Barbarian and The Warlord clotheslined Sid Vicious over the top rope while Harlem Heat double teamed Dan Spivey in the corner.
- Harlem Heat were eliminated by The Powers of Pain at 21:19 when The Warlord back body dropped Stevie Ray over the top rope.

Jimmy Snuka defeated Greg Valentine (with Jimmy Hart) in 5:03 by pinfall after the Superfly Splash to become the number one contender for the LCW Heritage Championship.

LCW Universal Champion Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Nick Bockwinkel and Christian Calaway defeated LCW Universal Champion Stan Hansen, Jesse Ventura, LCW Commissioner Bill Watts, and LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner in 26:18 in an elimination match. As a result of the victory, Christian Calaway regained his position as Chairman of the Board of Legends Championship Wrestling. Also, as a result of pinning Stan Hansen, Hogan regained the LCW Universal Championship. After the match, Hogan and Calaway embraced. Hogan raised Calaway’s arm in victory and Calaway thanked Hogan as the two embraced again. Calaway then left the ring, grabbed the LCW Universal Championship title belt, handed it to Hogan, and said, "This is yours, Champ." Calaway then left the ring as Hogan continued to celebrate with the fans as the show went off the air.
Order of Elimination:
- Ted Turner was eliminated by Christian Calaway at 11:44 by pinfall after Hogan hit Turner with the big boot and the legdrop combination.
- Christian Calaway was eliminated by Stan Hansen at 11:57 by pinfall after the Lariat clothesline. Already injured from the attack on Showdown last week, Calaway had to be removed from ringside on a stretcher.
- Bill Watts was eliminated by Randy Savage at 14:04 after the flying elbow smash.
- Randy Savage was eliminated by Jesse Ventura at 16:12 by knockout with the backbreaker after Stan Hansen hit Savage with the cowbell on his bullrope.
- Nick Bockwinkel was eliminated by Stan Hansen at 18:05 by pinfall after the Lariat clothesline.
- Jesse Ventura was eliminated by Hulk Hogan at 20:54 by pinfall after the legdrop after Hansen accidentally hit Ventura with the cowbell on his bullrope. Ventura was holding Hogan in position for the hit at the time, but Hogan managed to move out of the way in time and Hansen hit Ventura.
- Stan Hansen was eliminated by Hulk Hogan at 24:18 by pinfall after an injured Christian Calaway limped to ringside and came into the ring while the referee was knocked out and blasted Hansen with a vicious chairshot that echoed throughout the arena and busted Hansen wide open. Moments before, Hansen had hit Hogan with the Lariat clothesline and Hogan was knocked into the referee, which knocked him out. Hansen still attempted the pinfall, but with the referee knocked out it was pointless. When he got up and yelled towards the back for another referee, Calaway crawled into the ring, used the chair to help him get to his feet, and then hit Hansen with the steel chair with everything he had left in him. Hansen, immediately busted wide open from the force of the chairshot, fell to the mat as did Calaway. Calaway then crawled over, grabbed Hogan’s arm and draped it over Hansen’s fallen body before reviving the referee so he could make the count.