Thankfully the juicy one advanced, setting up a match with Mysterio later in the night. Juventud did everything he could to try to have a serviceable match, but at the end of the day there’s a limit to how well one can shine shit. Baby Caras has some of the most awkward movement around a ring I’ve ever seen, it’s uncomfortable to watch. This wasn’t quite that level of bad, but it was still a long long way away from being good. It wasn’t too long ago that I saw El Hijo De Dos Caras have legitimately one of the worst matches I’ve ever seen in WCPW against Drago.
Juventud Guerrera def. El Hijo De Dos Caras
***1/4 Pro Wrestling World Cup First Round The upper tier of what you’re going to get from Rey these days, although given his physical condition I was suprised to see him advance as that meant he would have to wrestle again later in the match. It was far from a world beater, but the live crowd really enjoyed it and they didn’t kill themselves. These two are very familiar with each other, and put on a very smart match where they both got all their signature spots in to great reactions. Primate has been on a string of hardcore victories as they are building up to launching a hardcore championship at their iPPV this month in a match between him and Havoc. It was originally scheduled to be a triple threat but, again, travel issues. **1/2 Hardcore MatchĪnother forgettable match followed the prior one, this one of the plunder variety. Ligero’s pre-match passport related humour was good though he advanced with the C4L DDT. Clean, acceptable wrestling, but nothing more. This was fine but instantly forgettable other than a fairly abrupt finish, to the degree that immediately after I’d finished viewing it I realised I couldn’t think of anything to write about it. ***1/2 Pro Wrestling World Cup First Round Penta advances after a canadian destroyer followed by a package piledriver. are so enormously entertaining that they can make trading moves more interesting than 99% of people in wrestling. The crowd lapped it up though, and both Lucha Bros. That was a little lacking here, and at times did just feel like trading big moves.
Give me some meat to a match, give me a story or at least some interesting sequences filled with counters that conveys a sense of battling for control. Or more accurately, they relied too much on big moves and brought very little else to the table. It’s almost too easy a criticism to say wrestlers in the openers of indie shows do “to much”, but they really did. However, I wasn’t totally in love with this opener. They’re just not going to put on a match that is anything less than very entertaining. These two, with their combined presence, energy, flair and familiarity with each other bring with them a very high floor for a match. What Culture Pro Wrestlingĭave Bradshaw, Matt Striker and Stu Bennett (FKA Wade Barrett) are the three man announce booth for tonight. What Culture came down to Coventry for their third Pro Wrestling World Cup qualifier, because what screams Mexico more than Coventry? Two men out of eight would qualify for the Wrestling World Cup final shows, with the show also featuring Martin Kirby’s first WCPW Championship defense.
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