Three Way Elimination Match  

 Morgan Davis III Vs Marvelous Matt Mercer Vs Alex Matthews

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Morgan Davis eliminated Alex Matthews

Morgan pinned Mercer for the win.

Phoenix Vs The Amazing Lee Terell

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Phoenix pinned Terell

Three Way Elimination  #1 Contender Match for the RWF  World Title

 Vordell Walker Vs. Ryan Mitchell Vs. Jake Slater

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Ryan Mitchell eliminated Slater via pinfall

Vordell Walker won the match via pin over Ryan Mitchell

Hardcore Match

*NO-HOLDS BARRED/ NO DQ, FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE MATCH*

Gabriel Xavier

Vs.

Dallas

 Riley

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In a very bloody match that went everywhere in Mojitos (except the bar area) Dallas Riley eventually exhausted Gabriel and won via pinfall.

*NOTE: After the match G-Smooth rushed the ring with microphone in hand, the two exchanged words and a brawl ensued until the two men were broken up by other wrestlers and refs.

Tag Team Turmoil for the Vacant RWF World Tag Team titles

The Loggers Vs Amazingly Xplosive

The Loggers eliminated Amazingly Xplosive via pinfall

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The Loggers Vs G-Smooth & James Swat

                          The Loggers eliminated G-Smooth & James Swat via pinfall

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The Loggers Vs Picture Perfect

The Loggers eliminated Picture Perfect via pinfall to become the

NEW RWF World Tag Team Champions

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MAIN EVENT

For the VACANT RWF World Heavyweight Championship 

#1 Contender Vordell Walker

Vs.

‘The Enforcer’ CW Anderson

CW Anderson won the match via pinfall after a spinebuster to become the

NEW RWF World Heavyweight Champion

Interview with RWF CFO Stevie Lynn Howdie

P.G.: Thank you for allowing this interview. Please tell us your position in RWF and describe your duties and responsibilities.

SLH: Well P.G. I also want to thank you for all the hard work you have been doing in contacting and interviewing the wrestlers. It adds a level of insight for the fans and allows them to relate with them. 

As for Revolution Wrestling Federation, I came on board in 2008 after my 1st husband grew gravely ill and gave J. Douglas his most prized possession to take care of. That being, of course, Moi. Shortly afterwards he passed away. I came into the inheritance that my mother left me when she passed away in 2006 a few months after. I was bored. J. Douglas relayed to me his desire to start this foundation and I became the BANK. As Chief Financial Officer of RWF I have the final say on how and where all the funds are spent. I negotiate contracts, solicit sponsorship, build relationship with charities and bring a level of integrity to the company. 

P.G.: Everyone knows you are married to J. Douglas Howdie. In the realm of business, what are your thought on him as the CEO of the company.

SLH: J. Douglas is a very strong personality. He is very charismatic. He has a dream for this company and is willing to work hard to bring it forth. He has great story lines and plans well into the future. He works well with the talent and has the patience of a psychologist when it comes to all their egos, eccentricities, and complaints. He understands that it takes more than funds to put on a show and he bounces ideas off of me all the time. He wakes up to phone calls from the other promoters of this show and he goes to bed late after getting off the phone with someone about this show. His level of integrity and unfailing love of wrestling comes through in everything he does. 

P.G.: Please give us a brief background and your qualifications.

SLH: Well my biggest qualification is that I have the MONEY to put on this show. I have worked in the small business community for over 30 years. I was also in real estate for 4 years and then ran my 1st husbands architectural firm for 8 years. I have been the corporate trainer for a local sales firm and work with a food broker for 14 years. I have a degree in business for Florida State College of Jacksonville. J. Douglas has had me immersed in the working of the professional wrestling business for the last 3 years.

P.G.: Are there any particular Wrestling talent that you are a fan of?

SLH: I like “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair and the late Andre The Giant. And who doesn’t like the Big Personality of Hulk Hogan? (And don’t tell anybody but, I really like Al Snow’s sidekick Head. I think that’s a great gimmick) As far as the June 18th show, I am really looking forward to the match between The Phoenix vs. The Amazing Lee Terell as well as the Tag Team Turmoil match. I think the Hardcore match between Teddy Baddstreet & Dallas Riley is going to be great too.

P.G.: To what heights would you like to see this company succeed? 

SLH: As a short term goal, I would like to be able to have a show once a month. Then maybe get it on local TV station. I think Jacksonville/North Florida is really looking for some type of consistent live wrestling events. As a long term goal, I believe there is some great talent out there that just needs a place to be seen. There are some great young and upcoming talent who need to be seen as well as some Star veterans out there that people remember that need a place to wrestle. I would love to be able to say that my stable of talent doesn’t have to have day jobs because we, with the fans help, can support them.

P.G.: Why are you bringing models into a wrestling show?

SLH: Well P. G. thank you for asking that. You see we want to be successful and we want to be able to pay all the wrestlers. And to tell the truth, making a little money on this event would be great. To be frank, I am hoping to come close to breaking even. The Models are from Sunshine Promotions Agency. They came to us with the idea of doing a “Ms RWF” monthly and later we can come out with a calendar. It is an endeavor to help the models get their faces out there and for the audience to participate in choosing the winner. They will be available at the meet and greet for the fans along with the wrestlers. There will be a photographer so you can get your picture with them and autographs. I think it will be a great! 

P.G.: So with Models and Hard Core matches would you consider this a family friendly event?

SLH: Yes, definitely. This event has been planed from the beginning to be a PG10 event. Yes it is being held at a local club, Bourbon Street Station, but it is an all age’s event. The bar will be open, but it is not a focus for the event. The models will be respectfully dressed and the wrestlers will not be using inappropriate language. There will also be a food vender set up outside. As you know the ticket price was designed to bring in kids, $15.00 a ticket and 2 kids under 10 can come in free with every adult paid ticket. Wrestling is a great family event. This month part of the proceeds is benefiting Gateway Community Teen Service’s. We hope to have many more fund raising events in the future.

**Thank you to Stevie Lynn Howdie for this interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets for June 18th @ http://my9oh4.com/ **

From the Desk of J. Douglas Howdie

Shoot: A few more days of passing out fliers. Taking every opportunity I can to get the word out. There will be plenty of chances to pass fliers out with me this week. Come on guys, we are coming out of pocket, the least you can do is help or come by and get some fliers. CFO is not feeling the comps for workers not helping. I'm on TV and radio and promoting my ASS OFF! Do your part or dont complain when your gf/wife has to pay. If you are a local guy that helped you know who you are, get us names for the guest list and Thank you.

Devastation X disbanded.

For personal reasons not divulged to this reporter or RWF, the team of Gabriel Xavier & Jason Andrews has been disbanded.
Gabriel is still in the tag match and will announce his new tag partner this evening and hopefully release a statement.
Until then, we have no further news on this situation.

V.I.P. SEATING FOR JUNE 18TH

V.I.P. seating is available in two different sections. Around the immediate ring area is $15. The area by the American Flag are $5 (extra) V.I.P. The area to the far right of that section is where the Sunshine Girls will be sitting. That section is $10 (extra) V.I.P.

Also, Meet & Greet with the wrestlers and The Sunshine Girls.

Interview with Marvelous Matt Mercer

First off, thank you for allowing me to do this interview. Please feel free to speak freely as we want the best interview for our fans.

P.G.: How long have you been in the pro wrestling business and how did you get your start?

MMM: I started training a little over 8 years ago, I was trained under "Traz" Chase Adams.

P.G.: What do you think of RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie?

MMM: As long as the check clears I like the guy.

P.G.: Lets talk about Morgan Davis III. I personally hope you wipe the mat up with him. He has called you out, called you rusty and basically said that you cant hang. What is your response?

MMM: Morgan is amazing isn't he? I really am impressed with him, hopefully his sex change will be complete by the 18th so he'll finally have the balls to get in the ring with me.

P.G.: Take us through your career and your title reigns and tell us about the ability to be Marvelous.

MMM: My ability should speak for itself, I train 8 days a week not to be pretty but to be successful. I'm not out to be a model or a bodybuilder. As for titles, I’ve lost count.

P.G.: Is there anyone in the wrestling business that you have a personal vendetta against or ‘heat’ as they say in the locker room?

MMM: I'm widely hated and could care less. The way I see it you can make friends or money in this business, I've already got friends, I'll take the heat that comes with the money.

P.G.: What wrestler past or present would you love to have a match with?

MMM: Nick Bockwinkle, point blank.

P.G.: What statement to you look to make on June 18^th?

MMM: Just to prove why the call me Marvelous.


**Thank you to Marvelous Matt Mercer for this interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets for June 18th @ http://my9oh4.com/ **

Interview with Morgan Davis III

First off, thank you for allowing me to do this interview. Please feel free to speak freely as we want the best interview for our fans.

P.G.: How long have you been in the wrestling business and how did you get your start?

MDIII: I've been wrestling for a little over 4 years. I got my start in my own hometown of Brunswick, GA when I knocked Vordell Walker out with a steel chair.

P.G.: What do you think of RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie?

MDIII: Howdie? Don't know the guy that well but he seems alright. 

P.G.: What is the motivation factor for you as far as the wrestling business is concerned?

MDIII: Motivation? To be the best damn "little" guy this business has ever seen and I will make sure it happens.

P.G.: You have spoke openly about your June 18^th opponent Marvelous Matt Mercer. Please tell us your intentions on June 18^th.

MDIII: June 18th isn't just a match for me. I've known Matt Mercer for years and all those years he's been talking and talking. He even took time off and still tooted his own horn. He thinks he's gods gift to wrestling and I'm tired of it. June 18th I shut his mouth and break his horn. 

P.G.: Have you ever held any titles? If so, how many and what companies?

MDIII: Yes bro I have won titles. 6 to be exact. Let's do the research next time.

P.G.: Is there anyone in the wrestling business that you have a personal vendetta against or ‘heat’ as they say in the locker room?

MDIII: Yeah. But we will keep that in the locker room. No need to start a riot over the Internet here.

**Thank you to Morgan Davis III for this interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets for June 18th @ http://my9oh4.com/ **

Interview with Teddy Baddstreet

P.G.: Thank you for allowing me the PRIVELEGE of being your first interview in print. Please tell us how you got into the business and what was your inspiration to become a professional wrestler?

Teddy: As far as the inspiration, I grew up in Dallas, Texas and during that time as a kid, I grew up watching wrestling and going to shows frequently. The place to be was The Sportatorium where the NWA was running regular shows there and the Von Erich family ruled the roost, so to speak. They eventually became World Class Championship Wrestling and that really made an incredible impression on me. Although I was a proud Texas native, instead of being a huge fan of the Von Erich family (which I was to a degree), it was The Freebirds that really got me pumped up! I LOVED the Freebirds and still do to this day, as to me, they were EVERYTHING I wanted to be like! I'd always dreamed of being a wrestler, but then I discovered music and that was IT. I dedicated my life to the guitar and followed that path, but wrestling was always there and I remained a fan of it. It wasn't until 1991 when I got the chance to seriously consider becoming a wrestler, but to make a long story short, I simply couldn't afford $3500 to go to "Gentleman" Chris Adams' wrestling school, so the dream was put on hold for a long while. Fast forward to 2000....(here is the abridged version) I started doing backyard wrestling just for fun with NO plans other than to have a blast with it, but with the work we put into presentation, we attracted a lot of attention (Jacksonville and Savannah both sent news crews to cover us and we made TV) and eventually I got the attention of the owner of Thunder Wrestling Federation. Since I was already doing video production by that time, he asked me if I'd be interested in becoming a real pro wrestler and to "stop playing around in the backyard". This was FINALLY my chance to do what I always wanted to do and a deal was struck. I did TWF's video production and in return, it paid for my wrestling school. I trained my ass off and several months later in October 2001, I made my pro debut in Gainesville, FL in a "Japanese Death Match" with TPT Johnnie Lee....and received my first concussion!! Nice way to start a career! Since then, it's been a constant paying of dues and doing my best to learn as much as I could and earn respect from the boys. I like to think I did!

P.G.: What do you think of RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie?

Teddy: I first met Howdie while honing my skills in the TWF. We have worked together many times and although at first we didn't see eye to eye a lot of the time, eventually we earned respect for each other and now we're working together again! I really like him as a person and as a personality. At one point in 2008, I co-founded another wrestling fed & ran and booked shows. It's hard work and now Howdie is doing it. I have a new respect for him because I know what he's going through trying to put this company together and I feel like I relate to him more and more. I understand the stresses and the work involved and so far, I think he's doing an amazing job! Plus, like me, he's a metalhead, so bonus points! He's a killer dude and I'm honored that he chose me to come and help represent the company!

P.G.: You had surgery a while ago and many folks believed that was the end of your carreer. Was there an inner push to return to the ring or did you know that you were coming back?

Teddy: Back in October 2006, I contracted diverticulitis, which is an inflammation and infection of the colon. I was still wrestling for the TWF at the time and since I was training pretty regularly, I merely thought I had pulled something in my abdomen and continued to train. Then, on October 30th, TWF had a show and I was booked to work, but something wasn't right....the pain was getting really bad and the nausea was horrendous. I was told to sit out the night, as I couldn't even pick anyone up or take a single bump without feeling like something was tearing inside of me. I stayed and shot promos for everyone and did the multimedia stuff I usually did at the time (all video related) and went home. 4 hours after the show, while asleep, I was awakened by the worst pain I've ever felt in my life, as if I'd been stabbed in the stomach by a hunting knife. Then my body went into shock and my father ended up picking me up and taking me to the emergency room, where we were informed, after numerous tests, that my colon had ruptured and I was immediately prepped for emergency surgery. I spent a week on a ventilator keeping me alive, as most of my vital organs started shutting down. The family was called in and was told I didn't have much of a survival rate. Somehow, I regained consciousness after a week and spent 2 more weeks in ICU, as the sepsis in my body was overwhelming. I don't know how I survived, but I did. It put me out of action for a solid year (3 months of it sporting a colostomy bag) and 4 surgeries later (for the illness and 7 hernias suffered from training again too quickly), I eventually left TWF and started Down South Hardcore Wrestling with Cameron LaRue in 2008. I always knew I'd come back once I had the bag removed, but recovery was slow going. It's not an illness that plays around and I found out during that time just how lucky I was to have survived, as the mortality rate on that is somewhere around 70%. Of course now, I'm fully recovered and it's back to the ass kicking business! But even when I was recovering, I still managed to have a spot created for me for remaining TWF shows, but not in active competition. I just couldn't bear being away from it!! The support I received from the boys in the locker room was simply incredible and to this day, I still have those friendships and the respect as a worker. Makes me very proud!

P.G.: Is there anyone in the wrestling business that you have a personal vendetta against or ‘heat’ as they say in the locker room?

Teddy: No. No heat whatsoever. Earning respect from my fellow workers is paramount to me. Kind of hard to earn it if I'm creating problems. I don't have much of an ego left to involve myself with all that and having legimate heat does no one any favors. I'm fairly easy to get along with and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to insure the fans get their money's worth and willing to help my fellow workers get over and listen to ideas. I'm a team player and I always believed that EVERYONE can look good if everyone works as a team. All a part of being professional. To me, it's not about "me" but about the SHOW....the FANS!!! If someone has legimate heat with me, that's their problem. I've had heat with others in the past....and it's not netted a single positive thing. And as I'm getting older, I simply don't have the patience for it. I have fans to entertain....isn't that more important than having someone get their ego placated?

P.G.: What wrestler past or present would you love to have a match with?

Teddy: Ah, now this is a good question! Basically, I'll work anyone. Even though I primarily have built my reputation through the hardcore style, I graduated wrestling school and DO know how to work. I choose hardcore because it's where I think I shine best. There are a lot of workers out there and since I'm not pretty or excessively large in build, it just became easier to create a niche for myself. Plus, I have this "stuntman mentality" that I think both works for me and against me. I don't get as much respect from a lot of other workers due to them not recognizing hardcore as a "legitimate" style, but even when I do those kinds of matches, you will still see me work! I still wrestle....but eventually I'll start upping the violence quotient during the match and then look out! I look at "hardcore" in wrestling like I look at metal bands....."hardcore" wrestling is the "death metal" of the business and since I love extreme things, it was a natural progression. That being said, the one worker I would love to work a match with (and I'm going by currently working wrestlers) would hands-down have to be Necro Butcher! I still mark out for his matches and maybe one day, I'll get to! But then there's also workers like Mad Man Pondo, Brain Damage, Nick Gage, Corporal Robinson, and Thumbtack Jack, just to name a few, who I'd love to work with. The list is simply too long to list here.....but Necro?? DREAM MATCH for me!! The only thing that would make that even better would be to work him in Japan! It is a dream of mine to be able to work in Japan. If I could do that just once, I could retire the next day and feel like I did what I wanted to do! I have no pipe dreams about making it big in wrestling. I know the odds are against me, so my sights aren't set quite so high....but that's just me, I guess. If I had to choose someone for a regular non-hardcore match, there are several that come to mind, but I have to say I really enjoy the work of Craig Classic and certainly add Vordell Walker in there. Class act guys and I know if I ever got the chance to work them, I'd definitely learn something, and if I had to explain why I still wrestle, it's because it's so important to learn something new or something I didn't know I could do. Again, my list is too long!!

P.G. : Your reputation as a ‘hardcore wrestler’ is well known and on June 18^th, you face Dallas Riley in a no-holds barred Hardcore match. What gives you the edge in this match and can you defeat Dallas?

Teddy: Dallas Riley.....OK, I'm gonna say this and this is a straight shoot: Riley and I go WAY back! I've known the dude since he was a young teenage dude with dreams of making it. His enthusiasm is contagious and there's something about him that made me want him to succeed. Up until now, he's been out there and not only paying his dues, but honing his craft and I can say the dude knows how to work! There was a time he had no time for "hardcore" and was a technical purist all the way. We've trained together, we've worked MANY shows together, and we've hung out. He's a truly righteous dude and his attitude is going through a readjustment period right now. We have definitely earned each other's respect and it's my respect for him and his determination to explore every facet of wrestling that made me accept the challenge! In all honesty, when he challenged to me MY kind of match, I was proud of him! He went the route of being "anti-hardcore" before and now he's seen the light! I truly want him to succeed and accomplish all he sets out to do. That being said, we're facing each other on June 18th and I will tell you this: we know each other. We know how each other works. This one will definitely feature wrestling along with the violence I'm known for and for him to want to get in the ring with me and do what I do, that earns MY respect, hence why I don't trash talk him. Not many pros are willing to branch out into that, but he wants to and I'll be more than happy to accommodate him. He's in MY world now and if I don't bring what I'm known for and if I don't come at him with what he knows I can do, he would lose respect for me. He will bring it and this will NOT be an easy match for either of us! June 18th, we are leaving our friendship in the locker room and we're going to deliver to the fans that night what we are known for! He would never want me to half-ass anything and vice versa. It's gonna be a battle and I'll say this too: win or lose, if he makes it through the match, I will raise his hand, because that's how much respect I have for the man.....but make no mistake, either. I'm gonna unleash an ass-whoopin' of seismic proportions and beat him! He knows I can and will. I expect nothing less from him in return! This one is NOT to be missed and everyone can see it on June 18th in Jacksonville, FL!! And FYI, you never know what toys I might bring to the ring!! Teddy Baddstreet has a reputation to keep and I'm laying down for NO ONE!!

**Thank you to Teddy Baddstreet for this very intriguing interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets for June 18th @ http://my9oh4.com/ ** 

The making of Revolution Wrestling Federation

An exclusive look inside the foundation of RWF

J. Douglas Howdie began his wrestling career in 1998 in Jacksonville, Florida.

He chooses not to divulge who his trainer was and refuses to speak ill of that trainer but says that the said promoter never paid him and is still in to him for quite a large amount of money which he knows he will never see again.

As a teenager, Howdie was a huge fan of NWA/WCW and the WWF (now WWE).

He got his start as a referee and eventually became a manager, who would go on to lead his teams to 13 different title reigns.

In 2006, after his former promotion took an  ‘indefinite hiatus’ , Howdie began to attend heavy metal and rock concerts in Jacksonville, Florida.

Seeing the potential to make his own mark on the business, he began promoting Metal/Rock bands and even became a webmaster for one band.

After two years of promoting, Howdie found himself living in a van and living off Arby’s ($1) roast beef sandwiches. He began working at a pizza shop as their delivery person, sleeping in the pizza shop on a reclining beach chair and building the wrestling company from a laptop that was given to him by his wifes late husband Ed Sims.

After months of planning and contacting, Howdie was down to convincing fellow indy wrestlers that his company was not another inception of his former promotion.

One such example is former RWF Tag Team Champ G-Smooth, who refused to be a part of the company due to the past promotions shortcomings.

Howdie tried twice to launch a show and was unsuccessful in doing so.

Enter GWF:
On November 1, 2008, Georgia Wrestling Federation shocked thier fans. 
The Strong Style Disciples had been chasing The Nation all over the South and had finally challenged The Nation to a 'Flaming Tables Match'. 
Neither team flinched at the challenge as both teams had been in this type of match before.
What GWF fans didn't know was that, looming backstage with a plan and shiny new RWF Tag Team belts was RWF owner J. Douglas Howdie.
With the cooperation of GWF Owner Nae*, Howdie waited for the right moment and when both teams were in the ring and came out and announced that the winner of this match would be the foundation of RWF and the first ever tag team champions.


Both teams took it to each other (trust me I have watched the video and cringed, glad that I am NOT a wrestler) with chairs and (cringe) staple guns.
At the end of the night, The Nation prevailed by choke slamming 'The King of Spades' (formerly known as Morbid Angel) through an engulfed table and were crowned RWF Tag Team Champions.


A little more than a month later, DSHW allowed RWF to not only let the their tag team titles be defended (successfully I might add) against Savage Train, but RWF crowned its first ever World Champion as Camren Larue defeated Ox Madison.


Camren never had the opportunity to defend his title and was stripped of the title along with the tag team champs when RWF suspended operations last year.


To be continued....


*Thank you to Phenom for the correction on GWF owners name.

The Lowdown on June 18th

Meet and greet with the Wrestlers

and the Sunshine Girls starts at 6pm

The show itself will begin at 7:30 pm

The Sunshine Girls (Models) will compete in

a contest to crown 'Revolution Princess'

The Tag Team titles will be on the line

in a tag team turmoil match.

5 Teams will compete in an elimination style

match until one team is left standing and is crowned

the New RWF Tag Team Champs.

Apparently the tag team of Teddy Badstreet and Dallas Riley

had a hiccup since we booked the tag match and now the two

want to face each other in a no-holds barred Hardcore match.

This one is gonna be BLOODY folks.

Four men will face each other in a Fatal Four Way Elimination Match

for the #1 Contendor spot to the RWF World title. Nobody knows who the

#1 Contendor will face. It seems that the powers that be do not want to reveal

who the #1 Contendor will face.

Devastation X apparently has a 'rightful place' in the Tag Team turmoil match

due to Gabriel Xaviers history with the members of The Nation (G-Smooth & E-Dawg)

The Loggers look to make thier mark on RWF as they too are competing for the RWF

tag titles.

G-Smooth & E-Dawg have made it very clear that they will do whatever to whoever in order to regain what they say are 'OUR TITLES.'

When RWF shut down, all Champions were stripped of thier titles, making the goal all the more personal for the members of The Nation.

Camren Larue' (former RWF World Champion) will NOT be at the June 18th show, but dont think he has forgotten what he says is 'his rightful claim' to the RWF World title.

Camren was as well a victim of the RWF shutdown and looks forward to challenging and reclaiming his title.

The Phoenix is no stranger to the ring and has wowed audiences around the USA and even over-seas. But according to insiders and backstage gossip, Phoenix of ALL PEOPLE, deserves Championship gold around his waist.

Vordell Walker is a well known wrestler with many accolades and has competed in ROH. Will Vordell be able to overcome three other men in the Fatal Four Way?

CW Anderson: ECW Original and a man who simply has NOTHING to prove. What will CW do at 'The Invoking'? and does he have a score to settle?

Jake Slater is a ring veteran and has traveled all over the south. Is it Jake Slaters time to taste RWF Championship Gold?

Stay tuned for more of 'The Lowdown'

Thoughts on June 18th

June 18th is the biggest show in this companies history because what you don't know is, here in the RWF offices, the talk (and the cold, hard truth) is that this show will literally make or break this company. 

In order for this company to succeed, June 18th has to meet and exceed 400 ticket sales. Many wrestlers have contacted the company to be part of the maiden voyage and a handful of them have been turned down due to budget constraints and a fully booked card.

One of the biggest blows to the company so far has been the inability to book David Young & his partner and that was due to budget cuts as well.

A few friend and associates of RWF owner J. Douglas Howdie approached him and gave him some advice that has literally changed the outlook of Howdie as far as the future of the company.

'Too much, too fast, is where most promoters fail' where the words of knowledge from ECW Legend CW Anderson.

'Names and titles do not make a company' said Indy ring veteran Dagon Briggs

The tag team match stands alone in the fact that it is four matches in one.
The way tag team turmoil works is this: 
The match will start off with two tag teams, once a team is eliminated, another team will enter the ring to challenge the team still in the ring.
Only two teams will be in the ring at the same time.
The interesting thing about this match is, not only are the former (and undefeated I might add, thank you very much) tag team champions in the match, they have a promise from RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie to enter the match as the number 3 seed.
Ring veterans 'The Loggers' will also be in the tag match and these gentlemen are no strangers to climbing the ladder (no pun intended) of success and may be one of the most viable threats to The Nation regaining their tag team titles.
Another team, that you cant count out is Devastation X as Gabriel Xavier does have a history with The Nation.


Vordell Walker looks to take aim at the RWF World Heavyweight Championship as he takes on 'The Steel City Prodigy' Ryan Mitchell, Michael Patrick & Jake Slater in the Fatal Four Way Elimination match to determine The #1 Contendor to the title.
But heres the problem folks, nobody knows (and nobody in the office is leaking trust me, I have my ears open and I read crumpled up trash and I still have no answers) who the winner of the match will face.


Dallas Riley vs. Teddy Baddstreet is a match that I personally think is going to be one of the most violent matches Jacksonville has ever seen. Dallas has had a chip on his shoulder for quite a while and Teddy has a reputation as one of the hardest working wrestlers on the Hardcore roster. The infamous piledriver from the balcony in the Multiplex in Darien, Georgia is a story that cemented his place in Hardcore History much to the chagrin of former RWF Champion Camren Larue.


Speaking of Camren Larue (I'm looking at you Mr. Howdie) Why is the former (undefeated I might add) champ NOT on the card for June 18th? 
I have heard about the so called 'miscommunication' and 'booked card' but in my opinion, Camren belongs in the Fatal Four Way.
Maybe Mr. Howdie can make room for Camren should the July 30th show happen.


Mr. Howdie has hired an old associate, Commissioner Matthews who spent many years working in an executive role alongside Howdie in thier former promotion.


Speaking of Commissioner Matthews, Howdies former Tag Team Champion and (still) good friend Bull Matthews is now Executive Assistant to the CEO, bringing the two back together and a dangerous combination in the locker room as well as the board rooms.

To be continued.....

Interview with Dallas Riley

P.G.: This is your maiden voyage with RWF. Originally, you & Teddy Badstreet were billed as a tag team for the tag team turmoil match. Apparently there was a rift between the two of you and you basically challenged Teddy to a no-holds barred No DQ match. Can you expand on that for me?

Dallas: You know, I've heard a lot of people talking about a riff between me and Teddy. I wouldn't so much say it was a riff as much as it is him not fitting the mold of someone I want to be beside me in war. Teddy has been around the block a few times, and has been in some of the bloodiest brawls I've ever witnessed in person. Teddy has put guys out of commission and ended careers. I, however, am not one of those guys. I know that I stand alone as the absolute best in the world at what I do. Teddy, I challenged you because I am going to do what I've done my entire career. I'm going to stand tall, over your body, covered in YOUR blood, and I'm going to raise my fist and watch every single one of my followers do the same. That's a promise.

P.G.: Your thoughts on RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie?

Dallas: J. Douglas Howdie. What to say about the man. In all honesty, I've known the guy since my first day in the business and I still don't know where to place him. I feel like he's a snake and is waiting for a chance to stand in my way. I feel like any day of the week, he'll be the one to throw me under the bus. Call it paranoia, I call it ESP. J. Douglas Howdie is a businessman, and I'll keep it business oriented...

P.G.: Is there a particular statement that you wish to make here in RWF?

Dallas: I always have a statement to make. My life has been one statement after another. I will forever be working to show the world what this is really all about. I see too many people out here these days, being fake, pretend, phony ass "wrestlers". At the end of the day, I'm the only person that is willing to step up and be legit. Dallas Riley isn't just a character on a show, Dallas Riley IS the show. So no matter when or where, I'm always ready to go. I stand alone, in a war with the world, and raise my fist. This is my statement. The blood on my hands is my statement. The hate in my heart is a statement. The world will be shaken on June 18th, 2011......

**Thank you to Dallas Riley for this very intriguing interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets for June 18^th @ http://my9oh4.com **

Interview with G-Smooth

First off thank you for allowing me to do this interview. Please speak freely as we want the best interview for the fans.

P.G.: How do you feel about being stripped of the tag team titles when the company closed down last year?

G: I feel like the board of directors cheated E-Dawg & myself out of the titles period. They knew that we were a tag team to be reckoned with & couldn't stand the fact that no matter where they sent us to defend the titles noone could beat us. Whether it was in Darien, GA., in Trion, GA., in Rossville, GA., or Rockwood, TN. we defended them successfully! So then they did the only thing they could do...strip us. That's why June 18th @ Invoking E-Dawg & i are the most dangerous tag team in tag team turmoil. because we have something to prove. make no mistake about it, Me & E-Dawg WILL leave that building as the 2 time tag team champions! We WILL regain our titles!!  

P.G.: How do you feel about RWF Owner J. Douglas Howdie?

G: J. Douglas Howdie is the type of person that you have to keep your eyes on at all times. He's a very cynical & sadistic manager that will guide you to the top of the mountain just to push you off of it.

P.G.: Is there a particular tag team in the tag team turmoil that seems like they may be a threat to you regaining your titles?

G: Every team in tag team turmoil are stallworths & capable of winning the championship on any given night. The thing that distances us from the other teams is that we are the first RWF tag team champs and we were never beaten for them! Therefore we're hungrier for it! But The Loggers, Devastation X, & the rest of the teams are all a threat, but we will go through them to get our titles back!!

P.G.: Are you willing to face all challengers should you win the titles?

G: E-Dawg and I have always defended the titles against all comers. We have successfully defended the titles in different states and carried the RWF tag titles with pride! 

P.G.: How many tag titles have you and E-Dawg held?

G: We've been tag team champions a total of 5 times. We will be hell bent on claiming our 6th championship on the 18th!!!

P.G: Your tag team is noted for violence and bloodshed in the ring. On June 18th you will have to wrestle your way to the tag team titles through 4 other teams. Can you do it?

G: See P.G. I'm glad that you asked that because so many people brand us as just hardcore. The truth is E-Dawg and I can and will wrestle as well. There's matches that we have in the catalog that are strictly wrestling matches & we held our own. That's another aspect that makes us lethal, we can do battle on any level that you want to take it to.

The bottom line is this P.G., we've been out of the business for a few years now. There were so many fans emailing, twittering, & blogging asking when we were coming back. But we took our time and watched & studied every aspect of the business from the people that we allowed to get too close to our inner cirlce, to promotions that were befiitting for us to make the comeback a major impact, and we've done just that. Now you're asking can we do it? What do you mean can we do it? WE HAVE DONE IT!!! We are the one and only RWF tag team champions. Like I told you, we were never defeated for those titles. EVER!!! So we are STILL the tag team champions!! But get your ticket P.G., come to Invoking on June 18th, & you as well as all the other doubters, naysayers, & downfall planners will witness "The Kingpin of Wrestling" E-Dawg & myself standing in the middle of the ring with our arms raised in triumphant victory, as RWF tag team champions once again, & you will all then realize just why it's one business...one family...ONE NATION!!!

*Thank you to G-Smooth for this very intriguing interview.  Don’t forget to get your tickets @ http://my9oh4.com/ and see the crowning of the NEW RWF Tag Team Champs. Will G-Smooth & E-Dawg prevail? Or will we crown a new team? Find out June 18th.*