Pro Wrestling Fusion

9/13/08 - Fusion II “Electric Boogaloo”
Boynton Beach JCC
Boynton Beach, FL.

Jack Manley beat Jaison Moore
This was a tremendous opener. Moore had the support of the entire crowd behind him but Jack Manley’s cunning tactics stole the victory from a gallant Jaison Moore.

Tommy Taylor beat Johnny Vandal
Tommy Taylor proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that he belongs in Pro Wrestling Fusion as he impressed PWF officials with his spectacular debut. Taylor was over with the fans and showed an incredible ring arsenal which was both devastating and athletic. Johnny Vandal hung with the slick Brit for a while before being neutralized with the Tommyhawk!

Craig Classic defeated Jerrelle Clark
The match was neck and neck when Classic, out of nowhere, won the match when an athletic Jerrelle Clark missed a flip and landed feet first walking into a vicious lariat that turned Clark inside out almost taking his head off.

The Lifeguards beat Los Habaneros by DQ
Senior Official Chuck Aurin was on the outside trying to control the action when Lifeguard Daron Smythe turned his attention back to the ring. Los Habanero #1 was then caught red handed with “The Lifeguards” buoy in hand as Wade Koverly looked to be unconscious on the mat. After the match a confused Los Habaneros went to appeal the decision but Referee Chuck Aurin stood by his decision making it stand.

Steve Madison defeated Dagon w/DANTE
Steve Madison had his hands full with this evil duo. As if the debut of the unorthodox Dagon wasn’t enough, he was paired with the huge DANTE who proved he would interfere every chance he got. Finally Madison used one against the other setting Dagon up for his devastating pile driver for the victory.

Chris Jones defeated Chris Gray
Although Gray has come up short on both of his matches in FUSION, he has not failed to impress. In fact both matches that Jones and Gray had together were incredible, but last weekend Gray’s temper got the better of him as he was so concerned with kicking the hell out of Jones after being frustrated with not being able to pin a beaten Jones’ shoulders to the mat that he was caught out of nowhere with a leaping dropkick over the referee connecting right on the button. Jones is proving that he can hang with the best of the best while his popularity continues to climb making him PWF’s most popular wrestler of the moment.

Jon Davis beat CJ O’Doyle
This match had a whole lot of crowd interaction and went 3o minutes with Jon Davis taking CJ O’Doyle 3 times around the world for the finish. As Davis celebrated, a frustrated O’Doyle snapped and attacked him from behind delivering a vicious beating to Jon Davis. Steve Madison ran in for the save as the fans came unglued for their heroes standing tall in the end.