Battleground - 09/22/2012

[the show opens with a simple title card for Peach State Wrestling that fades into tonight's Battleground logo, while some free use rock music plays over it. The Battleground logo fades to a shot of the voice of Peach State Wrestling, Jaxson Hunter, standing in front of the camera. Behind him is a Peach State Wrestling backdrop]

Jaxson: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Peach State Wrestling. This is our second television episode, and let me take you back to last month's first episode, Reboot, where we crowned our brand new Peach State Champion in a one night tournament, that saw it come down to two people...Blaine Harrison and Kit Kelsey. It was truly a great contest, as these two knew each other so well, but in the end, it was a mistake that cost Kit Kelsey the match, as Blaine Harrison was able to roll him up for a three count to capture the Peach State Championship.

But the lose pushed Kit Kelsey over the edge. For months, he has been laying out conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory for every shortcoming and slight he has felt has been laid against him, but at Reboot, enough was apparently enough, because after his loss, he took the mic and quit Peach State Wrestling.

Despite his public quitting, Peach State owner, Jody Wilson, has yet to make a statement about the incident, which makes me believe that he might be trying to work things out with the very vocal superstar, but in this business, one can never tell, and forever is just a stones throw away.

But that's last month, because tonight, we see our three latest hires get to make the ultimate statement, as they got to call out their opponents, so tonight, they get to set their own bar, and we starting it with a debut, as we get to meet Camellia Daphne Magna, and she called out Kevin Fox, but seeing as how Fox refuses to step into the ring, we'll get whatever member of his organization he decides to send out.

Let's go to the ring.

Reboot - 08/11/2012

[the show opens with a simple title card for Peach State Wrestling that fades into tonight's Reboot logo, while some free use rock music plays over it. The Reboot logo fades to a shot of the voice of Peach State Wrestling, Jaxson Hunter, standing in front of the camera. Behind him is a Peach State Wrestling backdrop]

Jaxson: What's up everyone? My name is Jaxson Hunter and this is Peach State Wrestling's premiere show, REBOOT. For those of you who have followed us live, we appreciate everything you've done, and plan on continuing the tradition of great shows tonight. For those watching us for the first time, don't worry, because it's a great time for you to become a fan of PSW, because we will crown a brand new Peach State Champion here tonight.

[Jaxson reaches off camera and brings back the Peach State Championship belt, which is neatly folded up to expose just the large silver buckle with the gold etching.]

Jaxson: The new champion will be crowned in a one night tournament that was held at Six Flags Over Georgia. It contained so much action that we couldn't contain it in this entire show, so let's go over the first round action highlights.

[the picture fades to action inside the ring as Dixie Leigh squares off against Mighty Max, who was the representative of Fox Industries.]

FGA & PSW presents Collision Results (Saturday, July 14, 2012)

Welcome to the Show


The show focuses at the announce desk as FGA's Kevin Clement and PSW's Jaxson Hunter sit ringside.

Kevin Clement: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome as Peach State Wrestling and Frontier Grappling Arts come together for the very first time and present Collision.

Jaxson Hunter: I am both super excited and super scared all at the same time. Is that normal?

Clement: Did you throw up before the show?

Hunter: Dry heaves mostly.

Clement: I see, then tonight should be interesting.

Hunter: To say the least.

Clement: We've got a huge show for everyone tonight. In the main event, we'll see the FGA Heavyweight Champion, Blaine Harrison, take on the former PSW Champion, Kit Kelsey, in what should be a huge match-up.

Hunter: We'll also see the PSW Tag Team Champions, The Dirty South, take on the top tag team in FGA, The Harvard Connection, in what is a true North versus South battle.

Clement: And in our undercard we'll see Sean Fallon and "The People's Choice" August Joyce and Jared James, a man on the rise once again here in FGA, taking on PSW's newest star, Hawk Boy.

Hunter: Both of those matches should be great and I can't wait to see them.

Clement: And speaking of Jared James, I understand that we have him standing by.

No Resolutions Results (Saturday, June 2, 2012)

What a perfect night for wrestling? The outdoor venue here is absolutely wonderful. And we could not ask for better weather here in Stone Mountain. Truth be told, it's actually a little chilly outside tonight, but things are going to heat up real fast, as tonight's action is off the chain!

Do people still say off the chain?

Oh well, it doesn't matter, because it's going to be great. And I can't wait to share with you what will happen next month, because it might be the biggest thing we've ever had happen here in Peach State Wrestling, but that will have to wait until the end of the show, because the action is ready to begin.

"Ok, time for Plan B" by Enter Shikari begins to play and out comes "The People's Choice" August Joyce. Joyce is coming down with a serious look on his face. After being attacked from behind at Cinco de Mayo by Fox Industries wrestler, "Slim" Coakley, he's had one thing on his mind, and it's not just beating "Slim", but it's also getting his hands on the man who orchestrated the whole thing, Kevin Fox.

OK, maybe that's two things on his mind.

The crowd is behind Joyce as he climbs into the ring. He raises his hands to the crowd, before going toward his corner, waiting for his opponent.

"Grounds for Divorce" by Elbow begins to play as Kevin Fox steps from the entrance first, and the crowd immediately boos. Kevin Fox feigns shock and hurt, but then turns, toward the entrance as the large "Slim" Coakley steps out. He wears simple cut-off jeans along with a white Nike hoodie. He doesn't seem to notice the crowd booing him, as he looks down as he heads to the ring. Kevin climbs to the apron, and reaches into his suit jacket, pulling out a folded up piece of paper. He waves it at August and says something to him. August looks at him, and then looks down, but he doesn't give an answer.

There's no question in my mind that August's answer will be no. There's no way that he will work with a guy like Kevin Fox. No way whatsoever.

Fox drops off the apron, as "Slim" takes off his hoodie and drops it to the ground, before turning his attention back to August, who is ready for him. John Empires calls for the bell, and the match begins. Immediately, August rushes across the ring, hammering Slim with a forearm, knocking him back into the corner. August nails him again and again, before Slim grabs him, and turns, throwing August into the corner.

Slim hammers him with a right and a left body shot, before he takes him and sends him to the other side of the ring. August slams into the corner and rebounds out of it. Slim goes for a clothesline, but August ducks it. Slim turns around, and August grabs him, and lifts him up, putting him down with a belly to belly suplex. August goes for a cover, but Slim kicks out before Empires can get down to make the count.

August gets up, but Slim gets up right behind him. August goes to lock-up, but as soon as he does, Slim throws him backwards into the ropes. August tries to rebound, but Slim catches him, and throws him up into the air and then down with a powerful hiptoss. Slim stomps down on August's side, before kicking him in his lower back.

Slim bends down, and grabs August, lifting him to his feet. He drives him backwards with a huge open handed chop across his chest. August winces from the chop. Slim grabs him with both hands, lifts him up, turns, and throws him down. August slams on his back, and Slim drops down to cover, but August kicks out at one. Slim shakes his head, and bends down, picking August up. He nails him with another open handed chop, but August comes back, grabbing ahold of Slim's head, and drops down with a jawbreaker.

Slim stumbles backwards, holding his head, trying to shake off the move. August drops down, nailing a chop block that forces Slim to one knee. August rushes to the ropes, and comes back, catching Slim with a rolling neckbreaker. Slim goes down, holding his head, and August jumps up, coming down with a knee drop into Slim's head. Slim rolls away, getting to the ropes. August starts to lift Slim up, but as he does so, Slim nails him with an uppercut. August stumbles away.

Spring Fever Results (Saturday, April 7, 2012)

Brute Svenson, the mountain of a man, one of the top stars in Peach State Wrestling, came flying through the entrance, nearly collapsing as soon as he comes out. His face was covered in a crimson mask. Right after him, Nick King came out, holding a chair, his right hand wrapped in a chain. The crowd instantly begins to boo him, as they recover from the shock of what they are witnessing.

Brute tries to get up, and turns, only to get nailed with a straight on chair shot to his head. Brute stumbles backwards, and then collapses, crashing onto the floor hard. Nick drops the bloody chair to the ground, before mounting Brute, beginning to hammer Brute with right hands, wrapped in that chain. Brute isn't moving, as John Empires finally rushes out, yelling at Nick. Nick jerks away from him, before finally stopping, a wicked smile on his face. He stands up, unwrapping the chain from his hand, and dropping it next to Brute, before yelling at Empires to get into the ring.

King makes his way to the ring, climbing into it. Empires reluctantly follows him, and then King makes him start the match. The bell rings, as Empires looks disgusted at King. King yells at him to start the count. Empires does it, but it is obvious that he's not happy about it.

He counts one, then two, then three, and then something amazing happens. Brute actually starts to move. The crowd can't believe it. King's demeanor changes for a moment, losing the cockiness, as Brute actually turns himself over, and starts to crawl to the ring. The crowd is on their feet cheering on Brute, willing him to make it.

Four, five, six.

Brute is at the apron. He pushes himself up to one knee, his eyes locking on King for a moment, and for a moment there is fear in King's eyes, but then Brute simply collapses. King's cocky smile returns.

Seven, eight, nine, ten.

The bell rings, and Empires starts to leave the ring, but King yells at him to raise his hand. Empires literally tells King off, before leaving him in the ring by himself to check on Brute. King stood in the ring for a few moments later, until Kit Kelsey, the Peach State Champion, comes running down to the ring to check on his friend. King smiles at him, as he climbs out of the ring. He points straight at Kit, and motions for the belt around his waist. Kit tells him anytime. King smiles, before leaving the area.

With a huge shock, that was how Spring Fever began.

Aftermath Results (Saturday, March 10, 2012)

Well, if you were expecting Jaxson, I'm sorry to say, you don't get him today. It's me, Natalie Wilson. Jody's daughter, and I'll do my best to do as good of a job as Jaxson does at these results. If you're wondering where he is, he's got the flu. He showed up to Griffin anyway tonight, and as soon as Dad saw him, he turned him right around and set him home.

Truth be told, I'm not sure if it was Jaxson's benefit or because he didn't want any of the wrestlers to get sick in the process.

We were in an old Wal-Mart building, which has the biggest parking lot we've ever had. Granted, if we could have filled the parking lot, it would have been great, but even with that said, we had a good turn-out for Griffin. Couple of hundred, which is basically right at the number we had last month in McDonough, from what I understand, although truth be told, I liked McDonough a little better as far as area, but the crowd here in Griffin was a little better...lot more livelier.

We started the show with Nick King coming out to further prove that he is an asshole. It seems like this is his new gimmick, starting the show, getting the fans all riled up, saying something that he thinks is profound or edgy, wrestling his match, and then leaving, thinking everyone will then realize he's the most awesome thing since watermelon flavored chewing gum.

Tonight wasn't much different.

Breakaway Results (Saturday, February 4, 2012)

"Before I get started, let me preface this by giving you some legal mumbo jumbo that Jody asked me to include in this. I'm not a reporter. Sure, you're going to find out what happened at our first show, but besides the results, I'll include rants, raves, plugs, some good jokes, some bad jokes, and anything else you can probably think of. For all that, I'm supposed to tell you that the views I express in this are my own, and not that of Peach State Wrestling. Ignore the fact that I'm a paid employee of them, but I digress."


With those words, a year ago, I came to you as the voice...so to speak...of Peach State Wrestling, and nobody has looked back since.


Let me go over numbers with you.


In the last year, I've written to you about thirteen shows, and yes I'm counting our awesome laser tag show that we did, because nobody will ever take away how awesome I was that day, and let's admit it, that's the only time I'll be on equal footing of the superstars of Peach State Wrestling.


In the last year, I've seen 41 superstars wrestle in in this ring or at least walk through those doors under Peach State contract, nine of which went on to hold Peach State Championship gold.


In the last year, I've seen Peach State Wrestling put on an awesome show to an audience of just 78 paying fans, and I've seen them tear the house down with a sold out, standing room only show of 313 fans.


And tonight, I am very pleased to announce, will be our biggest show ever, as we are sold-out, with 439 people at the show tonight. You know what that means, Jaxson is asking for a raise!!! But seriously, no matter the outcome tonight, this is the most important show we've ever done. So much is riding on this show tonight.


It's a chance for Peach State to set the bar high going into our second year.


It's a chance for Griffin Hawkins to prove that he is not just a fluke champion.


It's a chance for Nick "Jackass" King to prove that he is the best Peach State has to offer like he claims to.


It's a chance for returning superstars August Joyce and Dixie Leigh to claim the title that eluded them their first time around.


It's a chance for superstars such as Finn Cambridge, Sebastian Montecelli, Whirlwind, and Brute Svenson to claim the biggest prize in this company.


It's a chance for Blaine Harrison and Mr. Krinkle to be the second people in this company's history to hold two titles at once.


It's a chance for everyone, and I mean everyone, to show what they are made of.

Future Shock Results (Saturday, January 7, 2012)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

It is 2012 ladies and gentlemen. I hope everyone had a great Christmas or whatever holiday you might celebrate. I am on a new laptop, and thank god, because the other one had a "G" that was sticking, and the fact that Griffin Hawkins was on the card tonight made me dread the night, but with my new laptop, I'm ready to go.

It's hard to believe that it's been almost a year since we first opened our doors. I can't wait for next month's one year anniversary, Breakaway. It is promising to be a big show.

But that's next month. Now it is time to talk about this month's show, Future Shock.

Now the regularly scheduled six man tag match got messed all to hell. I'm not sure what happened, but I know Jace Parker Davidson up and quit. No notice given, just up and quit. So fine, he wouldn't be the first superstar to no show an event, but it is interesting, because he's married to our champion, Tara Michaels-Davidson, and is the brother-in-law of Tristian Michaels. I know Tara was here this afternoon, speaking with Jody, but I don't know what came of it. She was given the night off, so our six man tag match was changed to a tag match featuring our newly crowned tag team champions, Blaine Harrison and Mr. Krinkle in a non-title match against Nick King and a surprise partner.

Christmas Chaos Results (Saturday, December 10)

Merry early Christmas everyone!

Tis the season to be jolly, and after tonight's show, apparently it also means the season of beating the hell out of everyone.

In our first match we saw two highflyers take on one another. The London Bomber, Finn Cambridge...and yes, I did make up that nickname for him, took on the Stormchaser, Whirlwind! And yes, I made up that nickname too.

"I Don't Care" by Apocalyptica began to play as Whirlwind came running down to the ring at full blast. He slid in under the bottom rope and immediately popped back up to his feet. The crowd hasn't had much experience with Whirlwind other than a few matches here and there, but he gives them something they like. Highflying and risktaking.

No Escape Results (Saturday, November 5, 2011)

What a month it has been?

Not so much for Peach State Wrestling, but for me personally. Haunted houses, mini-vacations, costume contests, Halloween parties, trick or treating, the whole shebang. October was an absolutely great month for me.

November ain't shaping up the same way. My car died on the way to the show tonight. Luckily, Jody was able to get me a tow truck, and hopefully it will be good as new next week sometime, but still, I missed the whole first match.

Halloweve Results (Saturday, October 1, 2011)

Good evening, and welcome to the Peach State Gardening Network, or at least that might be what both Griffin and Brute might have you believe after some of their words this week.


But enough of that, we are here at Dixieland for their opening night of their super scary Halloweve. Three haunted houses...Last Call, The Farm, and Cistern 2: Clown Apocalypse...hey...that must be where that clown came from...plus Dark Intentions, a hay ride into horror. I got a behind the scenes tour of them all earlier today, and let me tell you, I can't wait until I get to see them in the dark right after the show tonight. I love this time of the year.


This is also the first evening that it is actually chilly outside. We do have a heater, but they have my little table on the opposite end of room from where it is, so I'm in my jacket while I type this. Tomorrow it's supposed to be in the 30's. Apparently we skipped Fall and moved directly into Winter.


Welcome to Georgia.

Fall Fight Results (Saturday, September 10, 2011)

So, I've been enjoying the nicer weather outside. Of course, now, I'm complaining about it being chilly in the warehouse. I know they're planning on installing a heater in here this month, but it was a little on the chilly side last night. Truth be told, I can't imagine what's it going to be like once we actually get into winter. Can you imagine half naked guys wrestling around in the ring when it's freezing ass cold?

Yeah, not an image you want in your head.

And where the hell did all these new people come from? It seemed like every day I was getting an e-mail about adding someone else to the website. I don't know if it was all the press we got for being one of the founding members of 1 Wrestling United or Ascended Supremacy's recent success in HOW or if Jody changed his aftershave while talking to potential new talent, but things are on the rise here in Peach State Wrestling.

Speaking on things on the rise, we have a packed house tonight. This is officially the largest crowd we've ever had in Peach State. Not only is everyone excited about our main event tonight, but Dixieland had free admission today for their park, so I guess seeing as how people didn't shell out $10-$15 to play at Dixieland, they'll shell out $10 to come see us tonight.

Uprising Results (Saturday, August 6, 2011)

So, anything interesting happen in the last month?

Let's see, as far as months goes, things have been about as interesting as they have been in Peach State Wrestling.

First, we leave the Alliance along with High Octane and Tiger Wrestling.

Then Jace and Tara get a tag team title shot over in High Octane Wrestling.

Then Magnum Randell, the NWA World Heavyweight Champion, drops out of his signed match against Kidd Kaboom.

Jace and Tara decide to up the stakes in their HOW tag team match by attacking people over on HOW's show, Turmoil.

Peach State Wrestling signs the remnants of the former fed, Young Lions, bringing Chris Jacobs, Scott King, and Brute Svenson into PSW.

Kimba Seanoa returns to Peach State Wrestling, at least for one night, taking the place of Magnum Randell against Kidd Kaboom.

We had a little laser tag at Summerfest, which was interrupted by the two guys that Ascended Supremacy will take on in HOW, Rhys Townsend and Evan Ward, when they attacked Jace and Tara, causing people in Peach State to choose sides.

Summerfest: Wild West Laser Tag Results

I still can't believe what happened tonight. It went well beyond just a fun little Laser Tag match-up. It was something nobody saw coming, and I've got the swollen lip to prove it. I had to rush home to share everything with ya'll tonight, rather than waiting until tomorrow like I usually do.

The night started off innocently enough. The two teams, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly versus The Outlaws, each suited up in their neon vests. The GBU, coincidentally my team, wore the blue vests, while The Outlaws, appropriately got the red vests.

The rules for the competition were simple. If you got hit, your vest vibrates, and you lost a life. You had a total of three lives, and then you're out of the game. Your goal was to eliminate everyone else on the other team, before they eliminated you.

And remember, the grand prize was for all the survivors of the winning team gets free passes to Dixieland for life.

The buzzer started the countdown, and as soon as it got down to 0, the game was on.

Heatwave Results (Friday, July 1, 2011)

It's still hot outside, but that's fine, because I had plenty of fun things to do to keep me cool. Like the brand new Wild West Laser Tag at Dixieland that opened up last weekend. Can I say how much fun it was? And yes, I wore my damn cowboy hat while playing. Is there a problem with that?

And why has Dixie offered her cookies to everyone else, but me?

Wait, that didn't come out right. I think I should move on.

We've had some great matches here in Peach State, but I do not lie when I say that each show things get better and better. Last month, at June Jam, we saw three epic tag team matches...well two epic tag team matches, and Trenton Williams getting his ass kicked by three people...and crowned the very first Peach State Tag Team Champions, Jace Parker Davidson and "The People's Choice" August Joyce. Their road to the tag team champions saw them defeat the team that everyone thought was going to win it all, Peach State Champion, Kidd Kaboom, and WCCW Heavyweight Champion, "The Rising Star" Jay Jousma. They then went on to defeat the tag team of Dixie Leigh and John Empires.

June Jam Results (Saturday, June 4, 2011)

It's hot outside. I mean seriously hot. We're talking near record highs. The weather report said it was supposed to get to 94 today. They lied. The gauge I'm reading says 96. And that's only what it actually is outside. This is Georgia. There's this thing called humidity that only people in the south really understand, so it feels over 100 outside.

Did I mention it was hot?

Thankfully, they got the air conditioning fixed in the warehouse, or I'm afraid we'd be taking people out of here from dehydration.

We had some excitement this week with Jared James dropping off the face of the earth. I don't know all the details, but I know he left Jody in a predicament. However, I'm going on the record and saying Jared leaving was one of the best things happened to Peach State. No offense to Jared. I thought he was a fine wrestler and all that, but we got Jay Jousma to come to Peach State. This guy is a former NWA World Champion. He's the king of the world in WCCW right now, and he has to be one of those guys that has his sites on bigger fish, yet he took time out of his training schedule, less than a week after winning the WCCW Unified Heavyweight Championship at one of the NWA's biggest shows of the year, Wrestlebowl, and he comes to wrestle here, taking over for Jared James and partnering with the Peach State Champion Kidd Kaboom in the Tag Team Tournament tonight. To me that's just awesome.

And most people are touting this as a one time special thing, but what people aren't understanding is that Jousma (and yes, I'm very thankful that I get to type his name, instead of having to say it, because I would probably mispronounce it a dozen times) is making a commitment to Peach State Wrestling. This might not be a one time deal. One of the biggest stars in the NWA right now, has chosen us to spend some time in, among his other commitments.

Once again, how cool is that?

And the crowd showed up, despite the heat, as we had our largest crowd tonight, nearly 250 people came out tonight, which is an amazing crowd for us.

No Excuses Results (Saturday, May 7, 2011)

Hi, Mom!

Hey, don't get on me. It's Mother's Day, and I'm going to say hi to my mother. Not that she actually reads this stuff, but it's the principle of the thing. Today is the day to show that appreciation for mothers.

Now, there weren't a whole lot of mothers last night at Dixieland. I do think the term mother was used a few times by various people, both inside and outside the ring, but there was usually a much more interesting word following it, so I don't think that counts.

It was an awesome night of action in the Peach State Arena, also known as Warehouse #2. The weather was absolutely gorgeous, which was great, seeing the air conditioning in the building was out. I didn't notice it too much, as there was a nice breeze coming through the warehouse. Now, I did feel sorry for the guys in the ring. They already have a core body temperature of something like 120, and the no air didn't help matters.

 The night started off with Jody coming out and introducing Mr. Batee, president of the NWA and the owner of the BACW. Batee has a very long history in this business. He's seen his share of controversy, but he came here for one thing and one thing only,  to give out two tickets to Wrestlebowl being held in Las Vegas on May 31st. Unfortunately, I can't win the tickets, something I attempted to argue with him about, but I lost the argument, and was told to shut up by Jody, so that's exactly what I did.

Rise Today Results (Saturday, April 2, 2011)

Peach State Wrestling is better than World Wrestling Entertainment.

There, I said it.

Hell, if Vince has his way, I can't even say that Peach State Wrestling is better than World Wrestling Entertainment, because they want to take the Wrestling out of their name, and just refer to themselves as WWE. How stupid is that?

So, I went to Wrestlemania last night, and I'll say this, the atmosphere was amazing from beginning to end. From the "This is Awesome" chants during the Orton / Punk match to the "Holy Shit" chants during the Taker / Triple H match to the thunderous applause when The Miz kicked out of the Attitude Adjustment. Hell, even the booing of the church choir was off the chain. It really is like the Super Bowl. You just have to go to it once. It doesn't matter if it sucks, just being a part of it is really cool.

And yes, I know this isn't the WWE, this is PSW, but dammit, this is my blog and I'm going to start out with what I want to talk about first, and that's Wrestlemania. Overall, I liked it, but the parts I didn't like, I really didn't like. For example, the Lawler / Cole match. It was stupid to begin with, it went on way too long, when it should have just been Lawler kicking the shit out of Cole to make everyone happy, and then a Stunner for good measure, no more than 5 minutes. Hell, if that was the case, we could have seen Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan instead of missing out on them, or maybe the 8 man tag match could have lasted longer than 30 seconds. And the ending was complete bullshit. Followed by the main event. The entire show was fast paced...and they slow it way down with Cena / Miz. And the crowd let them know it too. There were no Cena fans in the building. None! And Miz had some fans, but not really too. So basically Wrestlemania was headlined by two people the crowd didn't like. And while I love The Miz getting the win, The Rock destroying both of them was stupid.

Fight in Fayetteville Results (Saturday, March 5, 2011)

Can someone explain something to me? Now, if you've ever been to a wrestling show, they always have the tendency to play some great classic rock music while people are moving to their seats, getting their drinks, getting their autographs from the punk princess Ruby Gloom, and whatever else they do before the show starts. But why, in the state of Georgie, does everybody get so excited about Sweet Home Alabama? Isn't Alabama pretty much the only state that Georgia can make fun of? So why is this one song, which is awesome by the way, but why is it so revered in Georgia?

Also, it was raining last night. I mean out right pouring, and I was put on bucket duty due to the leak in the corner that they still hadn't fixed. I had to switch it out 2 or 3 times through-out the night, which let me tell you, was about as much fun as it sounds.

Oh, and in case you haven't figured it out, the opinions stated here are mine and mine alone, not Peach State Wrestling's. I've also been asked to bite my tongue on the whole Sorin Webster and Angelica Jackson dropping off the show at the last minute as well. I'll be honest, it pissed me off, but Jody told me this stuff is common in the business, and to be honest, what we ended up seeing in the main event made things totally worth the change.

First Steps Results (Saturday, February 5, 2011)

The first show in Peach State was everything it should have been...and more.

Before I get started, let me preface this by giving you some legal mumbo jumbo that Jody asked me to include in this. I'm not a reporter. Sure, you're going to find out what happened at our first show, but besides the results, I'll include rants, raves, plugs, some good jokes, some bad jokes, and anything else you can probably think of. For all that, I'm supposed to tell you that the views I express in this are my own, and not that of Peach State Wrestling. Ignore the fact that I'm a paid employee of them, but I digress.

First Steps was live at everyone's favorite fun center, Dixieland Fun Park, which is sadly closed for the season. I really was hoping for a round of mini-golf before the show got underway, but I guess I'll just have to wait until Spring for that to happen. The weather outside was chilly, and things were still wet from all the rain, which wouldn't have been a problem, seeing we were inside, except for two things. One, it took forever for the heat to kick in, so those of us that showed up early to make sure we got our autograph of "The Phoenix" Sorin Webster had to do so with our jackets still on. And two, there was a leak in one of the corner's of the building that left a nice puddle that had to be mopped up prior to the show starting. Thankfully, I wasn't the one doing the mopping, so we were all good there.