{"id":9691,"date":"2018-07-23T18:00:45","date_gmt":"2018-07-23T18:00:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/prowrestlingjournal.com\/?p=9691"},"modified":"2018-07-23T14:22:56","modified_gmt":"2018-07-23T14:22:56","slug":"the-review-pro-wrestling-chaos-presents-heir-to-the-throne-4","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/prowrestlingjournal.com\/index.php\/2018\/07\/23\/the-review-pro-wrestling-chaos-presents-heir-to-the-throne-4\/","title":{"rendered":"The Review, Pro Wrestling Chaos Present’s Heir To The Throne 4"},"content":{"rendered":"

By Ciaran James@TheCiaranJames<\/a><\/b><\/strong><\/p>\n

Bristol 21\/07\/2018<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Heir\u00a0<\/b>To<\/b>\u00a0The Throne Ladder Match (Winner\u00a0receives\u00a0a future King of Chaos Title Match)\u00a0<\/b>James Drake def. Elijah, Nathan Bane, Lk\u00a0<\/b>Mezinger<\/b>, Flash Morgan Webster, Danny Jones & Matt Horgan<\/b><\/p>\n

Personally, I\u2019m not a fan of multi-man ladder matches, there is too much down time between big spots and wrestlers can be seen waiting at ringside for their moment, I feel it takes away from the match. This did however deliver enough excitement and suspense, the inclusion of two factions making up the numbers took away from the winner being a surprise, it was going to be either Flash or Drake from the get go. Every competitor seemed to have their moment, the ladder spots looked dangerous and very hard hitting, there were sure to be some sore bodies come Sunday morning. No one individual stood out from the rest, The Brotherhood had the advantage throughout the contest, Modern Culture looked one step behind at all times and were often overpowered. The feud between the two groups is sure to have one more match, it feels unsettled and needs bookending. Overall a fun, exciting match.<\/p>\n

GM for the evening Jeff Jarrett made his first appearance, he declared that he\u00a0had\u00a0found Big Grizzly a worthy opponent and introduced one half of CCK Chris Brookes<\/p>\n

Big Grizzly def. Chris Brookes<\/b><\/p>\n

Unfortunately, without Lykos on the apron or patrolling ringside Chris Brookes seemed lost at sea, plus half the audience seemed indifferent to his surprise appearance. The match was passable, it came across awkward in places and slow paced. Big Grizzly as champion isn\u2019t clicking yet, it seems as if he hasn\u2019t expanded his gimmick\/character since winning the title, he has a good following and people do like him, he just doesn\u2019t come across as a dominant big man. With this match taking place early on I felt it downgraded\u00a0Grizz\u00a0being champion, Brookes just wasn\u2019t the surprise people were expecting, the action in ring was okay, Chris was the aggressor early on before\u00a0Grizz\u00a0took over via the power game. This was a by the numbers singles match, there was more to look forward to and better matches on offer later on the card.<\/p>\n

Mark Haskins def. Beano<\/b><\/p>\n

This was match of the night, Beano who felt cheated by Haskins last month was looking for a little retribution, and he would unfortunately not get it. Mark Haskins put the Chaos roster on notice Saturday night and was the MVP again, he stole the show and for the majority of the contest dominated Beano. The in-ring action was unrelenting, Haskins battered Beano with everything in his arsenal, and the plucky Newport native did mount several comebacks but was unsuccessful. As good as Beano is and will become he looked second rate\u00a0(as per the booking of the match)\u00a0to Mark Haskins, it wasn\u2019t meant to be that way but Haskins was spectacular, just give this man the briefcase and King of Chaos title. Haskins aside, Beano looked good in his offence, he got his spots in when it mattered and frustrated his opponent, he selling was impeccable, the match and offence from Haskins looked so legit. As stated this was easily the match of the night, Haskins win was tainted as he secured it via low blow, which protected Beano and left the door open for a rematch. Flawless.<\/p>\n

Knights of Chaos Tag Team No1 Contenders Match<\/b><\/p>\n

Lucha<\/b>\u00a0Bad (El\u00a0<\/b>Ligero<\/b>\/Kip Sabian) def. Mike Bird\/Drew Parker<\/b><\/p>\n

This was very good,\u00a0Lucha\u00a0Bad made their debut and scored a big win over the former Tag Team Champions, the match was fast paced with\u00a0Kip\u00a0and\u00a0Ligero\u00a0providing the best moments. The team of Bird and Parker were unable to muster that winning formula, which allowed\u00a0Lucha\u00a0Bad to get the upper-hand. As good as they were Sabian and\u00a0Ligero\u00a0seemed to have\u00a0two different\u00a0strategies,\u00a0Ligero\u00a0was playing by the rules but Sabian was looking for every shortcut imaginable. The teamwork between both teams was excellent, Mike Bird always puts in a shift and was no different here, and Drew also is coming along nicely and improving\u00a0greatly with each performance. With happened\u00a0post-match\u00a0the\u00a0eventual winners were\u00a0Lucha\u00a0Bad with Kip stealing the win over\u00a0Ligero\u00a0and celebrating on his own, I\u2019m sure there is much to come from this and the inevitable match with\u00a0Crazy\u00a0TeaCups\u00a0should yield some great moments.<\/p>\n

Post-match both Bird and Parker looked\u00a0dejected, Mike attempted to help Parker to his feet but he shrugged it off. After a few more attempts, Parker lashed out and attacked Bird, leaving him\u00a0lying\u00a0on the mat. Drew then\u00a0advised\u00a0Bird to stay away from Pro Wrestling Chaos or face similar attacks, violence it seems it looming.<\/p>\n

Sierra Loxton def. Wild Boar w\/<\/b>Kaggy<\/b><\/p>\n

Without any real vignettes or\u00a0promos,\u00a0I am still struggling to find out why Boar\/Kaggy\u00a0are feuding with Sierra. The matches\u00a0involving\u00a0all three have been\u00a0dramatic\u00a0but fail to illicit any real meaning, I\u2019m not against intergender matches but Sierra\u00a0surviving\u00a0Boar for longer than five minutes is laughable. The Boar\/Kaggy\u00a0tandem isn\u2019t really getting either any further up the card, Sierra too isn\u2019t benefitting from this feud. The finish was strange, Sierra pinned Boar, the referee counted two, Sierra left the ring, and then she was awarded the victory, all very confusing.<\/p>\n

Cara Noir vs Gideon \u2013 No Contest<\/b><\/p>\n

Cara Noir\u2019s entrance lasted longer than the match, the bell I don\u2019t think was rung. Noir blew dust into the face of Gideon, then\u00a0proceeded\u00a0to attack him. The referee called a no contest.<\/p>\n

Crazy\u00a0<\/b>TeaCups<\/b>\u00a0(Charlie Sterling\/Eddie Ryan) & Jinny def. Dick Riley,\u00a0Sugar\u00a0Dunkerton & Session Moth Martina<\/b><\/p>\n

If you\u2019re a comedy fan you would have most probably enjoyed this match, if not then you surely saw this as a waste of Sterling, Jinny and Dick Riley, three of the best members of the Chaos roster. To see Dick Riley sparingly used in this match was shocking, in January he stole the show with Will\u00a0Ospreay, on Saturday he had a dance off. Without question Dick Riley has fallen from grace over the last few months, this man should be alongside\u00a0Grizz, Eddie Dennis and others in the main event scene. Charlie Sterling is hugely talented and full of charisma, he is another who should be main eventing for the King of\u00a0Chaos\u00a0Title. Riley was my pick as the eventual HTTT winner this year, to see him miss out is criminal, he was only a bit part player. Sterling stole the show and overshadowed\u00a0everyone\u00a0with his antics, the man is money. This was pure comedy, it seemed to garner the reaction the match wanted and many accepted it.<\/p>\n

I Quit Match \u2013 Loser Leaves Pro Wrestling Chaos, Eddie Dennis def. Alex Steele<\/b><\/p>\n

Going in I was expecting an upset, but on reflection this match would have come sooner in the year if it wasn\u2019t for the injury to Eddie Dennis. After nearly a year this was the blowout for this said feud, Eddie received the biggest ovation, in his first appearance since January the Pride of Wales was looking for payback, Alex entered to boo\u2019s and abuse, the audience had sided with Eddie. The match was set up for an upset, due to Eddie recently signing with WWE and his push in Progress many assumed and speculated Alex would go over, however\u00a0that would not be the case. Eddie was the aggressor, he looked in control and had Steele reeling, this match was pure carnage but every moment was\u00a0relatable, Eddie was out for revenge against the jealous\u00a0ex-partner. Steele played his role well, he was the embodiment of petulance,\u00a0he wanted Eddie gone but unfortunately his time was up. Although many speculated over the finish, the match was built around Eddie Dennis, after six months out injured he needed to come back strong and better than ever, on Saturday he succeeded. The big spots worked well, a great moment was when Alex choked Eddie via the ring ropes that he had undone earlier in the match, and the suspense was great. As far as I Quit matches go this was one of the better ones, the match was booked well and the pace was steady, there was a very high tempo to this contest. Eddie Dennis was the rightful winner.<\/p>\n

In a nice show of mutual respect Eddie and Alex shook hands following the decision. Keeping in\u00a0character,\u00a0Alex had to moan once more, Jarrett then again came out to sing a farewell song to him. The WWE Hall of Famer then gave us a rendition of \u201cWith my baby tonight\u201d, the audience seemed to enjoy the finale.<\/p>\n

You can follow me\u00a0Ciaran James@TheCiaranJames<\/a>\u00a0<\/b>for South West Wrestling coverage<\/p>\n

If you were unable to attend and would like to see the event, Chaos events can now be viewed @\u00a0https:\/\/powerbomb.tv\/<\/a><\/p>\n

For further information on Pro Wrestling Chaos check out\u00a0http:\/\/www.prowrestlingchaos.com\/<\/a>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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