RESULTS FROM AN EMOTIONAL CWF HOMECOMING

ANDREW EVERETT and Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion TREVOR LEE kicked off the event by talking about their history together in CWF and beyond. The pair ultimately announced their plans for the evening to do one thing they’ve never done and go for the Mid-Atlantic Tag-Team Championship. The pair formally answered the standing open challenge set forth by the champions and the match was made for the Homecoming main event.

1.) ARIC ANDREWS and a returning LEE VALIANT def. CHET STERLING and Worldwide Television Champion SMITH GARRETT in a wild match that saw Valiant physically fight with CWF officials and Andrews ultimately pin Garrett after Valiant’s assist.

2.) “REAL” JOSHUA CUTSHALL won his CWF debut, defeating veteran DONNIE DOLLARS by pinfall after a KO forearm

After the bout, Dollars was berated by ETHAN ALEXANDER SHARPE for losing a match to a newcomer on the night of the CWF Homecoming. Sharpe offered Dollars a spot in the Moneyball super group led by Sharpe and Coach Gemini. Before Dollars could answer SNOOTY FOXX hit the scene telling Dollars not to take Sharpe’s offer as that would spit in the face of all the CWF fans who have supported him for 12+ years. Donnie never answered Sharpe but he did level Foxx with a thunderous big boot before storming off. The monstrous MECHA MERCENARY went after Sharpe, who escaped unharmed and a match was made for Saturday June 4 at Battlebowl where Sharpe will bring a team of mercenaries to face a team led by Mecha and Snooty Foxx, in Foxx’s Mid-Atlantic Sportatorium debut.

3.) Rising Generation League Champion JESSE ADLER def. TRACER X to retain the title in a fast paced bout that nearly stole the show.

4.) NICK RICHARDS def. KAMAKAZI KID with COACH GEMINI in a Scientific Rules Match. By virtue of the win, Richards gets one more match against Kazi with relaxed rules where anything goes.

5.) Pro Wrestling International Heavyweight Champion RIC CONVERSE def “DANGEROUS E” COREY EDSEL to retain the championship in the final battle in one of CWF’s all time greatest rivalries. After the bout Edsel announced it was his farewell bout and the 2-time former Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion left to a thunderous applause from the Sportatorium faithful.

6.) MICHAEL MCALLISTER with SIS def. DIRTY DADDY in a brutal match that saw McAllister storm the ring wearing a bizarre mask covering half his face and become livid whenever he was referred to by his proper name. Fans and officials alike were puzzled as McAllister insisted “THEY” had finally found “HIM”

After thanking the Sportatorium fans for their constant support, “HANDSOME” MITCH CONNOR confirmed that his appearance as last year’s Ultimate Survivor was not a one time only thing and announced plans to return to the ring in 2016. He was met by ROB “BOOGIE WOOGIE MAN” MCBRIDE who indicated that his own career was winding down but indicated that once the time was up, he hoped to have his final match at CWF Mid-Atlantic. The pair were confronted by JOSHUA CUTSHALL and TRACER X who said they had come to “upgrade” CWF and a wild brawl broke out that saw Connor and McBride clean house on the newcomers.

7.) Mid-Atlantic Tag-Team Champion ARIK “ACE” ROYAL and “ASSASSIN” RAY KANDRACK def. ANDREW EVERETT and Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion TREVOR LEE to retain the titles in an amazing main event. After the bout, Trevor and Everett nearly came to blows and Trevor insisted there was one other thing they’d never done in their CWF careers and that’s have a match for the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship. The bout was made official and Lee vs. Everett for the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship will headline Absolute Justice 2016 on Saturday June 18.

CWF Mid-Atlantic returns to the Sportatorium on Saturday June 4 with Battlebowl: The Golden Lottery where fans will draw the matches and opponents completely at random plus Snooty Foxx’s Sportatorium debut!

Then Saturday June 18 it’s the summer super card Absolute Justice 2016 featuring Trevor Lee defending the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship against Andrew Everett!

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