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This battle of two former WWE developmental talents took place on August 22, 2009 at the Coliseum in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Watch: Tommy Taylor vs. Titan

This technical, high-flying and hard-hitting match took place on November 29, 2008 in Ft. Pierce, Florida as Gray was fresh off his WWE Developmental Deal and Classic was beginning to get noticed on the indy scene. This was the first and only encounter between these two men, who are set to have a rematch this coming Saturday, March 6, 2010 in Tampa. FL. Will history repeat itself?

Watch: Craig Classic vs. Christopher Gray

NWA Florida Tag Team Champions The Dark City Fight Club make their first title defense against The Network. This is from Ft. Pierce, Florida on October 17, 2009.

Watch: Dark City Fight Club -vs- The Network

Attendance 500+

On Saturday March 6th NWA Pro Wrestling Fusion and Wrestling For A Cause presented
BASEBRAWL 2010 at the North Tampa Youth Baseball Sports Complex, 6800 N. Rome Avenue, Tampa, FL 33604. The event was a benefit for North Tampa Youth Baseball.

(1)New Japan Pro’s Kazuchika Okada defeated “The Phoenix” Tommy Taylor.
This was Okada’s North American debut and he did not disappoint as went move for move with Taylor in the opening minutes. Neither man got control until Okada got a backheel trip and went to work on the left leg and knee joint. Taylor escaped and Okada retreated to a corner to refigure his attack which began with chest chops that echoed throughout the ball field. Okada took Taylor down into a chinlock submission which Taylor escaped from and he sent Okada to the floor and he followed with a tope’. The chest chopping continued on the floor and back in the ring where Taylor got two. Taylor fired in European style forearm shots but couldn’t avoid an STO from Okada for two. Okada and Taylor traded forearm shots and Okada won when he escaped an attempted suplex into a rollup.

(2) “Big Time” Dwayne James & “Classic” Bobby Buthol (w/”Gentleman” Gene Beard) defeated Michael Patrick & Mickey McCoy.
The rivalry between these factions has been going on for months and James was Buthol’s latest partner in an attempt to gain revenge. Before the match “Gentleman” Gene Beard came out and to the surprise of everyone he didn’t tear into the fans, instead he asked kids to gather around the ring for some money. He ripped a dollar bill in half and handed it off, being a total jerk. Buthol was a bigger one refusing to lock up with Patrick, so he tagged in James who was torn apart by Patrick & McCoy. That offense came to a halt when Patrick took his focus off James and got hit with a clothesline. Patrick was finally worn down enough that Buthol tagged in to the anger of the fans. Patrick survived the attack and after a high knee to James, McCoy tagged in and dragged Buthol over the ropes into the match. But that turned out to be a mistake as Beard and the bodyguard around ringside got involved sending Patrick crashing to the floor and McCoy into a Acecrusher and the loss column.

(3) In an Old School Showdown, Former NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion “Iceman” Buck Quartermaine defeated “Marvelous” Mike Sullivan.
These two men personified Florida wrestling over the past two decades and tonight they picked up their hatred right where it was left off. The two men traded armbars and headlocks but neither man got control until Quartermaine missed a shoulder tackle to the corner and hit flush with the padding. Sullivan went right to work on the injury using legal and illegal moves. Sullivan switched off and locked in a Boston Crab which Quartermaine tried to fight off. He didn’t submit and actually powered out of the hold. But Sullivan was quick to recover and kicked Quartermaine. Sullivan put Quartermaine on top but got blocked and heabutted back into the ring where Quartermaine hit him with another headbutt. Quartermaine got two as Sullivan draped his leg on the ropes. Both men collided mid ring and beat the ref’s 10 count as Sullivan missed a top rope headbutt. Quartermaine took Sullivan out with a swinging sitout pedigree.

(4) #1 Contenders Match, Former 3X NWA World Tag Team Champions - The Heavenly Bodies (“Casanova” Chris Nelson & “Vivacious” Vito DeNucci) defeated Heartbreak Express (“Superstar” Sean & “Fabulous” Phil Davis)
This match was supposed to include the NWA Florida Tag Team champions the Dark City Fight Club, but due to contractual obligations they could not appear. Instead we got a battle of former World Tag Team champions and that was before the bell even rang as both teams talked on the mic talking trash. The bodies wasted no time in taking it to the Express as the fans called Sean “Shamu.” Nelson waited in the ring as the Express held a private confab ringside. Phil tagged in and demanded DeNucci tag in and he was graced with the “Vivacious” one’s presence. A test of strength was held and Davis ended up on the mat as Nelson snuck in and hit a gut shot as Sean argued with the referee. Sean tried the same trick as Nelson and the referee chatted but he got kicked in the face by DeNucci. The Bodies kept control until Phil raked DeNucci’s eyes and Sean hit a splash for two. The Express used ever dirty trick the Bodies knew and they still got away wit hit as the referee did his job keeping Nelson out of the ring. DeNucci hit Phil with a clothesline but his offense was short lived as the Express kept making quick tags. DeNucci may have been out on his feet but he avoided a corner splash to tag in Nelson. All four men fought in the ring but the Bodies were able to avoid a collision and rollup both Express members to become the #1 contenders.

(5) Francisco Ciatso (w/Pete Cannon & “the Princess of Wrestling” Amy Vitale) defeated The Saint.
Being an arrogant SOB, Ciatso smacked the Saint in the face and to no surprise the Saint shoved Ciatso into a corner. Ciatso tried to chain wrestle but ended up on the canvas in a side headlock. Ciatso escaped only to be hip locked to the mat and he slid out for a conference with the Double Deuce Social Club. Some form of plan seemed to be in place when Ciatso slid back into the ring and it briefly worked thanks to a low blow. Cannon & Vitale joined in the action as Ciatso distracted the referee. Ciatso finally got back to wrestling, taking Saint down in a rear chinlock that nearly got a submission but Saint raised his hand on the third drop. Saint fought to his feet only to be hit with a knee to the gut. Ciatso got greedy and went to the second rope but he missed a splash. The Saint went on the offensive even as Vitale got on the apron to argue. Saint went for a suplex from the ring apron but Cannon tripped the Saint causing Ciatso to fall on top and he got the win as Cannon held the Saint’s feet.

(6) NWA Florida Jr. Heavyweight champion Craig Classic defeated Christopher Gray.
Classic and Gray went through a feeling out process which ended when Gray hit a standing flip into a pin for two. Gray followed with a cross body block for two. Gray tossed Classic to a corner but Classic floated over and hit a forearm smash. Classic hit a running boot to the face just as Gray tried to sit up from the mat. Classic used the five count to his advantage in beating on Gray. Classic hit a Facewash and got two even using the ropes for the pin attempt. Gray got caught in a Dragon Sleeper but Classic let it go to inflict more pain and that was a mistake as Gray hit a dropkick. That seemed to piss Classic off as he got back on the offensive but that cost him as Gray moved and Classic went over the ropes. Gray followed out with a bodyblock that caused both men to try and beat the ten count. Both men made it in with Classic hitting a modified DDT for two. Classic followed with a suplex but he missed a top rope headbutt. Both men got to their feet and traded forearm shots but it was Gray who went up and hit a missile dropkick for two. Classic recovered and hit a series of German suplexes but Gray fought off the fourth attempt with a rollup for two. Gray went for it all but his F5 was countered into a Dragon Sleeper with a body scissor that caused Gray to tap out.

(7) NWA North American/FLORIDA/Midwest Heavyweight champion The Sheik defeated Former WWE/WCW Superstar Big Vito LoGrasso via DQ.
The Sheik is also the Pro Wrestling Fusion Heavyweight champion and NWA Midwest Heavyweight champion and has been demanding a shot at NWA World Heavyweight champion Blue Demon Jr. This was LoGrasso’s Fusion debut and he has the fans full support. The Sheik didn’t care about the fans and he attacked LoGrasso with chops and a choke hold along the ropes. LoGrasso fought back with a hiptoss and the fight went to the outside where LoGrasso tossed the rules out but when they got in the ring, the Sheik took control again using his possibly loaded boots. The abuse went on for several minutes even as LoGrasso fought back. Nothing the Sheik did made LoGrasso to tap out and LoGrasso got on the attack hitting a legdrop for two. The Sheik dumped LoGrasso to the floor and the referee got knocked down in the struggle. The Sheik went to use the championship belt but LoGrasso moved and decked Sheik. The second referee came out and instead of counting the pinfall, called for the bell saying LoGrasso kicked the referee. Therefore the Sheik retained via DQ.

(8) In a Lights Out grudge match, NTYB Alumni Mike Easom defeated Steve Madison.
Per the NWA bylaws, this match was not sanctioned by the organization and to no ones surprise it was a brawl in and out of the ring. Easom held his own with the former NWA Florida Heavyweight champion but Madison used some cheap shots to get control. Madison nearly broke the ring when he suplexed Easom for two. Madison’s top rope trip ended badly when Easom slammed him off. Easom followed with a splash in the corner and powerslam for two. The referee made Easom back up from Madison and it backfired as Madison used brass knuckles to hit Easom. The referee counted the pin and then saw the item on Madison’s hand and called for a restart. Madison promptly nut shotted Easom. For some reason Madison wrapped his cowbell around his neck and went up top, but he missed a move and got pinned after Easom hit an FU.

Attendance 500+

On Saturday March 6th NWA Pro Wrestling Fusion and Wrestling For A Cause presented
BASEBRAWL 2010 at the North Tampa Youth Baseball Sports Complex, 6800 N. Rome Avenue, Tampa, FL 33604. The event was a benefit for North Tampa Youth Baseball.

(1)New Japan Pro’s Kazuchika Okada defeated “The Phoenix” Tommy Taylor.
This was Okada’s North American debut and he did not disappoint as went move for move with Taylor in the opening minutes. Neither man got control until Okada got a backheel trip and went to work on the left leg and knee joint. Taylor escaped and Okada retreated to a corner to refigure his attack which began with chest chops that echoed throughout the ball field. Okada took Taylor down into a chinlock submission which Taylor escaped from and he sent Okada to the floor and he followed with a tope’. The chest chopping continued on the floor and back in the ring where Taylor got two. Taylor fired in European style forearm shots but couldn’t avoid an STO from Okada for two. Okada and Taylor traded forearm shots and Okada won when he escaped an attempted suplex into a rollup.

(2) “Big Time” Dwayne James & “Classic” Bobby Buthol (w/”Gentleman” Gene Beard) defeated Michael Patrick & Mickey McCoy.
The rivalry between these factions has been going on for months and James was Buthol’s latest partner in an attempt to gain revenge. Before the match “Gentleman” Gene Beard came out and to the surprise of everyone he didn’t tear into the fans, instead he asked kids to gather around the ring for some money. He ripped a dollar bill in half and handed it off, being a total jerk. Buthol was a bigger one refusing to lock up with Patrick, so he tagged in James who was torn apart by Patrick & McCoy. That offense came to a halt when Patrick took his focus off James and got hit with a clothesline. Patrick was finally worn down enough that Buthol tagged in to the anger of the fans. Patrick survived the attack and after a high knee to James, McCoy tagged in and dragged Buthol over the ropes into the match. But that turned out to be a mistake as Beard and the bodyguard around ringside got involved sending Patrick crashing to the floor and McCoy into a Acecrusher and the loss column.

(3) In an Old School Showdown, Former NWA Florida Heavyweight Champion “Iceman” Buck Quartermaine defeated “Marvelous” Mike Sullivan.
These two men personified Florida wrestling over the past two decades and tonight they picked up their hatred right where it was left off. The two men traded armbars and headlocks but neither man got control until Quartermaine missed a shoulder tackle to the corner and hit flush with the padding. Sullivan went right to work on the injury using legal and illegal moves. Sullivan switched off and locked in a Boston Crab which Quartermaine tried to fight off. He didn’t submit and actually powered out of the hold. But Sullivan was quick to recover and kicked Quartermaine. Sullivan put Quartermaine on top but got blocked and heabutted back into the ring where Quartermaine hit him with another headbutt. Quartermaine got two as Sullivan draped his leg on the ropes. Both men collided mid ring and beat the ref’s 10 count as Sullivan missed a top rope headbutt. Quartermaine took Sullivan out with a swinging sitout pedigree.

(4) #1 Contenders Match, Former 3X NWA World Tag Team Champions - The Heavenly Bodies (“Casanova” Chris Nelson & “Vivacious” Vito DeNucci) defeated Heartbreak Express (“Superstar” Sean & “Fabulous” Phil Davis)
This match was supposed to include the NWA Florida Tag Team champions the Dark City Fight Club, but due to contractual obligations they could not appear. Instead we got a battle of former World Tag Team champions and that was before the bell even rang as both teams talked on the mic talking trash. The bodies wasted no time in taking it to the Express as the fans called Sean “Shamu.” Nelson waited in the ring as the Express held a private confab ringside. Phil tagged in and demanded DeNucci tag in and he was graced with the “Vivacious” one’s presence. A test of strength was held and Davis ended up on the mat as Nelson snuck in and hit a gut shot as Sean argued with the referee. Sean tried the same trick as Nelson and the referee chatted but he got kicked in the face by DeNucci. The Bodies kept control until Phil raked DeNucci’s eyes and Sean hit a splash for two. The Express used ever dirty trick the Bodies knew and they still got away wit hit as the referee did his job keeping Nelson out of the ring. DeNucci hit Phil with a clothesline but his offense was short lived as the Express kept making quick tags. DeNucci may have been out on his feet but he avoided a corner splash to tag in Nelson. All four men fought in the ring but the Bodies were able to avoid a collision and rollup both Express members to become the #1 contenders.

(5) Francisco Ciatso (w/Pete Cannon & “the Princess of Wrestling” Amy Vitale) defeated The Saint.
Being an arrogant SOB, Ciatso smacked the Saint in the face and to no surprise the Saint shoved Ciatso into a corner. Ciatso tried to chain wrestle but ended up on the canvas in a side headlock. Ciatso escaped only to be hip locked to the mat and he slid out for a conference with the Double Deuce Social Club. Some form of plan seemed to be in place when Ciatso slid back into the ring and it briefly worked thanks to a low blow. Cannon & Vitale joined in the action as Ciatso distracted the referee. Ciatso finally got back to wrestling, taking Saint down in a rear chinlock that nearly got a submission but Saint raised his hand on the third drop. Saint fought to his feet only to be hit with a knee to the gut. Ciatso got greedy and went to the second rope but he missed a splash. The Saint went on the offensive even as Vitale got on the apron to argue. Saint went for a suplex from the ring apron but Cannon tripped the Saint causing Ciatso to fall on top and he got the win as Cannon held the Saint’s feet.

(6) NWA Florida Jr. Heavyweight champion Craig Classic defeated Christopher Gray.
Classic and Gray went through a feeling out process which ended when Gray hit a standing flip into a pin for two. Gray followed with a cross body block for two. Gray tossed Classic to a corner but Classic floated over and hit a forearm smash. Classic hit a running boot to the face just as Gray tried to sit up from the mat. Classic used the five count to his advantage in beating on Gray. Classic hit a Facewash and got two even using the ropes for the pin attempt. Gray got caught in a Dragon Sleeper but Classic let it go to inflict more pain and that was a mistake as Gray hit a dropkick. That seemed to piss Classic off as he got back on the offensive but that cost him as Gray moved and Classic went over the ropes. Gray followed out with a bodyblock that caused both men to try and beat the ten count. Both men made it in with Classic hitting a modified DDT for two. Classic followed with a suplex but he missed a top rope headbutt. Both men got to their feet and traded forearm shots but it was Gray who went up and hit a missile dropkick for two. Classic recovered and hit a series of German suplexes but Gray fought off the fourth attempt with a rollup for two. Gray went for it all but his F5 was countered into a Dragon Sleeper with a body scissor that caused Gray to tap out.

(7) NWA North American/FLORIDA/Midwest Heavyweight champion The Sheik defeated Former WWE/WCW Superstar Big Vito LoGrasso via DQ.
The Sheik is also the Pro Wrestling Fusion Heavyweight champion and NWA Midwest Heavyweight champion and has been demanding a shot at NWA World Heavyweight champion Blue Demon Jr. This was LoGrasso’s Fusion debut and he has the fans full support. The Sheik didn’t care about the fans and he attacked LoGrasso with chops and a choke hold along the ropes. LoGrasso fought back with a hiptoss and the fight went to the outside where LoGrasso tossed the rules out but when they got in the ring, the Sheik took control again using his possibly loaded boots. The abuse went on for several minutes even as LoGrasso fought back. Nothing the Sheik did made LoGrasso to tap out and LoGrasso got on the attack hitting a legdrop for two. The Sheik dumped LoGrasso to the floor and the referee got knocked down in the struggle. The Sheik went to use the championship belt but LoGrasso moved and decked Sheik. The second referee came out and instead of counting the pinfall, called for the bell saying LoGrasso kicked the referee. Therefore the Sheik retained via DQ.

(8) In a Lights Out grudge match, NTYB Alumni Mike Easom defeated Steve Madison.
Per the NWA bylaws, this match was not sanctioned by the organization and to no ones surprise it was a brawl in and out of the ring. Easom held his own with the former NWA Florida Heavyweight champion but Madison used some cheap shots to get control. Madison nearly broke the ring when he suplexed Easom for two. Madison’s top rope trip ended badly when Easom slammed him off. Easom followed with a splash in the corner and powerslam for two. The referee made Easom back up from Madison and it backfired as Madison used brass knuckles to hit Easom. The referee counted the pin and then saw the item on Madison’s hand and called for a restart. Madison promptly nut shotted Easom. For some reason Madison wrapped his cowbell around his neck and went up top, but he missed a move and got pinned after Easom hit an FU.

WRESTLING FOR A CAUSE & NWA PRO WRESTLING FUSION PRESENT:

Basebrawl 2010
Saturday - March 6, 2010
Doors Open 7PM - Bell Time 7:30PM

North Tampa Youth Baseball Sports Complex
6800 N. Rome Avenue
Tampa, Florida 33604
for more info call: (813) 270-8251
or visit www.wrestlingforacause.org

www.prowrestlingfusion.com

Tickets: $10 in advance - $12 at the door

A FUNDRAISER FOR NORTH TAMPA YOUTH BASEBALL

Because this show is a Fundraiser for NORTH TAMPA YOUTH BASEBALL…no one will be permitted inside the building that is not part of the show. If you are “in the business” and planning to come to this show and you are not working, you must either help out with set up or pay at the door. Anyone that wants to help out with set-up must be cleared with me by e-mailing NWAFLORIDA@gmail.com. I will give you a call time. Thank You for understanding.

-Opening Contest-
Kazuchika Okada -vs- Tommy Taylor
This opening contest should be amazing as New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Kazuchika Okada takes on England’s Tommy Taylor in what should be a fantastic technical wrestling match from two incredible international superstars. Taylor is the #1 contender to the NWA FLORIDA Heavyweight Title and Okada wants to make an impact at his debut.

-Turf War-
Moonshine McCoy -vs- Francisco Ciatso w/Double Deuce Social Club
Ciatso and Double Deuce consider Tampa Florida their old stomping grounds, mainly because they have a history of destroying competition and stomping on the dreams of their opponents. Moonshine is also from Tampa and has big plans to mark his territory. Does Moonshine have what it takes to defeat Francisco when the deck is so stacked against him? Only time will tell.

-Old School Rivalry-
Buck Quartermaine -vs- Mike Sullivan
You can’t say Tampa wrestling without mentioning Buck Q and Mike Sullivan. These two technician’s are greatly responsible for putting modern day Tampa wrestling on the map. Anytime either one of these gentleman step foot in the squared circle you are almost guaranteed to see a mat classic…put them against one another and it makes for a can’t miss match. This one could undoubtedly steal the show, and with this great line up on March 6th, that is saying a lot!

-Battle For Tag Team Supremacy-
The Heartbreak Express -vs- The Heavenly Bodies
The Tag Team scene has really heated up in NWA Florida as the NWA Florida Tag Team Champions - Dark City Fight Club have become breakout stars in the world of Professional Wrestling. Hot on their trail and gunning for their titles are former AWA World Heavyweight Champions - The Heartbreak Express and former NWA World Heavyweight Champions - The Heavenly Bodies. All teams are extremely competitive, competent and very focused on the NWA Florida Tag Team Titles. The Bodies and HBX are looking to prove that they are “THE” tag team in Florida and there is no better way to prove that then becoming the NWA Florida Tag Team Champions. This match up is something our fans have been waiting to see for a long time and the wait is now finally over.

-Grudge Match-
Bobby Buthol -vs- Micheal Patrick
On August 1, 2009…Bobby Buthol brokered a deal with our Florida office so that he and the tag team of Micheal Patrick and Moonshine McCoy could compete at our Temple Terrace Event. What he didn’t realize is they would all be competing against the MAMMOTH Shane Twins in a handicap tag team match. Even though it was three -vs- two, the odds were definitely stacked against Buthol, Partick and McCoy. Buthol brokered another deal for a match on the September show. As he came out with his team of Patrick and McCoy he dressed them down in front of the huge capacity crowd followed by double crossing them. Buthol tried to get a new tag team to destroy Patrick and McCoy only to come up short once again. Now on March 6th there are only two questions to answer, will three times be the charm or will it be the final strike?

-NWA FLORIDA JUNIOR HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH-
Christopher Gray -vs- Craig Classic (C)
Craig Classic has a new attitude since returning from Japan and will do whatever it takes to keep his title. Christopher Gray has recently returned to NWA Pro Wrestling FUSION on 1/30/10 after an 8 month absence and wants to climb back up the ladder. Gray is not the number one contender to the NWA Florida Jr. title but he got the spot when the number one contender, TJ Perkins, was destroyed by Classic at “Pandemonium At The PAL” in Ft. Pierce. TJ could not make this show due to injury.  Christopher Gray already holds a victory over Craig Classic, one can only wonder if he can do it again and capitalize on this amazing opportunity?

—–MAIN EVENT—–
-NWA NORTH AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH-
Big Vito LoGrasso -vs- The SHEIK (C) managed by Joey Eastman
The Sheik has been destroying competitors all over the country and recently picked up the NWA NA Title after defeating “EL Gran” Apolo in Ft. Pierce, FL on 1/30/10. Recently the Sheik defeated the first Unified Universal Champion in Puerto Rican History - “El Rebele” Noriega in Chicago, IL. Does the Sheik have what it takes to retain his NWA NA title against a world class athlete such as Big Vito LoGrasso? Vito has wrestled all over the world competing for ECW, WCW and the WWE. This match may be the biggest test yet for the Sheik.

-Lights Out Match-
Mike Easom -vs- Steve Madison
Mike Easom and Steve Madison have a tremendous hatred for one another and have battled many times before and nothing has ever been settled. In fact the hatred has only multiplied and their matches have become much more dangerous. We feel that this match will be no different and therefore we must protect ourselves legally. The NWA understands the hatred between these two men and although this match may very well take place the NWA WILL NOT sanction this match.

Disclaimer:
The National Wrestling Alliance does not sanction cage matches, chain matches, bull rope matches, strap matches, “lights out” matches, taped
fist matches, Texas or other designated “death” matches, or any other
events in which the rules and regulations designated herein are not
fully enforced. Wrestlers participating in non-sanctioned events do so
without recourse to the NWA in the event of injury.

NWA Florida is proud to announce the March 6th debut of Kazuchika Okada as part of the Wrestling For A Cause/NWA Pro Wrestling FUSION show in Tampa, FL. We are very excited to have Mr. Okada involved in this huge charity event and welcome him to our roster.

A very special thanks to New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Tiger Hattori who feels as though FUSION’S competitive atmosphere and great fighting spirit are both very healthy for the cultivation of this 22 year old athlete. We at NWA FL are humbled to be apart of the growth process of this young lion and we are looking forward to watching Okada wrestle the best competition that Florida has to offer before making his return to Japan.

WRESTLING FOR A CAUSE & NWA PRO WRESTLING FUSION PRESENT:
Basebrawl 2010
Saturday - March 6, 2010
Doors Open 7PM - Bell Time 7:30PM

A FUNDRAISER FOR NORTH TAMPA YOUTH BASEBALL

North Tampa Youth Baseball Sports Complex
6800 N. Rome Avenue
Tampa, Florida 33604
for more info call: (813) 270-8251
or visit http://www.wrestlingforacause.org

$10 in advance - $12 at the door

See Kazuchika Okada Live in NWA Pro Wrestling FUSION
March 6 in Tampa, FL
April 3 in Tampa, FL
April 10 in Ft. Pierce, FL
April 16 in Sanford, FL
May 1 in Marianna, FL
May 15 in Ft. Pierce, FL

http://www.prowrestlingfusion.com

This match took place on November 29, 2008 in Ft. Pierce, Florida and featured Chris Jones putting both the Florida Junior Heavyweight Title and his undefeated streak on the line against former WCW Star, Prince Iaukea.

Watch: Chris Jones vs Prince Iaukea

(Tampa, Fl.) – Valentine’s Day is coming soon and professional wrestling star, Awesome Kong, will make the day even more special for 2 Lucky Winners.

Awesome Kong appreciates her fans and wants to show them her gratitude with a contest.

That’s why she’s giving away an iPod Nano AND an iPod Shuffle in her Valentine Day “Mashup” contest.

Two winners will be randomly selected from Twitter.

HOW TO ENTER THE CONTEST:

With your Twitter account make sure to follow Awesome Kong at http://twitter.com/awesomekong.

When you have done that and you are ready to enter the contest @reply Awesome Kong with your best Valentine’s Day pick up line! You may enter as many times as you want.

BE SURE to include the special contest tag #kongtest at the end! An example would be “@awesomekong roses are red, violets are blue, you smash divas and I love you! #kongtest.”

The best pickup line would be selected by Kong to get an iPod Nano.

We ask that you retweet the original contest tweet to all of your followers which will automatically enter you in the second contest for an iPod Shuffle!

That’s right; we are giving away an iPod shuffle just for a Retweet!

DEADLINE FOR CONTEST ENTRIES: 

February 14, 2010 at Midnight

Be sure follow the career of Awesome Kong as she continues to conquer her opponents in the “squared circle” and in life.

For interview opportunities with Awesome Kong/Kia Stevens, contact Shannon Rose at (813) 389-0801; (813) 960-8412; or info@mediaproductions.tv

About Awesome Kong

Awesome Kong is a professional wrestler who is a multiple-time TNA Women’s Knockout Champion and former NWA World Women’s Champion. She has also been a World Champion in AWA Superstars of Wrestling and All Japan Women’s Pro-Wrestling.

She’s the only woman to ever hold the NWA and AWA World Women’s titles simultaneously; the only woman to ever hold the NWA and TNA World Women’s titles simultaneously; and the only woman to have held the NWA, AWA, and TNA World Women’s titles.

Awesome Kong Official Website: http://awesomekong.tv/

Awesome Kong is represented by Eclectic Media Productions and their website is at http://mediaproductions.tv