OVW Summer Sizzlin Series featuring Jerry Lawler & Bossman
Louisville, KY
Aaron "Lurch" Wilson
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A good show with about the same crowd size as the previous Six Flags shows. Overall a very good night of wrestling.

Johnny Jeter vs. Johnny Spade

A decent opener with Spade receiving a great amount of crowd heat considering the amount he's actually used in OVW shows and on TV. Jeter took the early offense after a headlock takedown followed by a back elbow. Spade although came back on the OVW rookie with a nice suplex followed by quite a few vicious chops in the corner. Spade continued his assault with a second rope elbow drop but only managed to pull off a two count. After reversing an irish whip Johnny Jeter came back with a flying forearm to the face of Spade following a spinkick. Spade was able to regain control though setting Jeter in the corner, but was knocked down away from the rookie. Johnny Jeter then landed his top rope spinkick and gained the pinfall and the win.

Winner via pinfall: Johnny Jeter

Chris Cage vs. Seven w/ Synn

Cage came out early with some offense, which included two dropkicks that didn't exactly send Seven down to the canvas, but still did some damage. Unfortunately for the OVW rookie Seven caught Cage in mid flight as he attempted a flying cross body and slammed him down hard to the mat. From this point on Seven took most of the upper hand, punishing Cage. The crowd really hated Seven, partially because of Synn, and started to get behind Chris Cage as he managed to get some of the offense back. At one point Cage went to the top rope, where it appeared he was going to deal a great amount of damage to Seven, but Seven stopped the rookie in mid flight with a big punch to the gut. Moments later Seven managed to pull off his Razor's Edge maneuver and picked up the pinfall and the victory.

Winner via pinfall: Seven

David Flair vs. ????

David Flair was introduced into the ring, with taped up ribs, by OVW ring announcer Dean Hill. Just as Dean attempted to announce Flair's opponent Jim Cornette grabbed the mic and explained to the crowd what has happened over the past couple of weeks. He announced that a man off the streets has attacked David Flair and Flair challenged him to a match. Unfortunately Jim Cornette nor any other OVW official could spot this man in the back or anywhere at the park but the match was still scheduled. He announced for Dean to ring the bell and for the referee to issue a ten count, if the man wasn't in the ring for the match by the count of ten, Flair would win by forfeit. The ten count started and David Flair eventually was awarded the match via forfeit. Almost immediately after the celebration began the "mystery man" ran in and attacked Flair with his whip very violently. He was eventually warded off by the team of referees as he left from the same place that he came from.

Winner via forfeit: David Flair

Damaja, Doug Basham & Victoria vs. Redd Dogg & Shelton Benjamin

Prior to the match Redd Dogg got on the microphone and explained to the crowd that Nidia, as seen on Smackdown!, has apparently left Dogg and Benjamin for Jamie Knoble, which is why she is not there today. The match was scheduled to be a six person tag, with Victoria involved. Damaja got on the mic and demanded that since all of their opponents were not there that the Revolution should win the match by forfeit. Cornette took the mic, who obviously was not going to stand for it and sanctioned the match to take place pitting Redd Dogg and Shelton against Damaja, "Machine" Doug Basham and Victoria, where Victoria would be treated just like any other man. The match opened off with Shelton Benjamin and Basham squaring off with Basham getting the early advantage with a quick armdrag. Shelton although retalliated moments later with two armdrags of his own sending Basham down to the mat. Redd Dogg was then tagged in as well as Damaja, who went at it fairly evenly in the ring for the most part. Redd Dogg continued his offensive attack later on with Basham in the ring with a very big hiptoss followed by his headbutts while imitating a dog on the ground, odd stuff. Shelton was then tagged in and featured some very great offensive agility but was knocked off the ropes, while walking across the top by Victoria, who was standing on the ring apron. From this point on Shelton Benjamin's leg really took a beating from all three members of the Revolution who managed to weasel they're way into the match illegally as the ref was distracted. After a very remorseful enzuguiri kick Shelton was able to tag in Redd Dogg who cleaned house of the Revolution. He then whipped Victoria into the ring, as she was on the outside ring apron causing her to land directly on Basham, Shelton Benjamin and Redd Dogg went on to cover all three of the Revolution members at once to pick up the victory.

Winners via pinfall: Shelton Benjamin & Redd Dogg

Nick Dinsmore & Rob Conway vs. Trash & Flash
SOUTHERN TAG TITLES MATCH
SPECIAL ENFORCER BIG BOSSMAN

Before the match Bossman got on the mic and talked about how he was happy to be back in Louisville and claimed that he would maintain law and order in this match. Dinsmore and Trash, who is no longer Trailer Park Trash, opened the match off with some good technical arm work. Trash was able to put Dinsmore in the corner and delivered some very loud chops to the bare chest of Dinsmore. Dinsmore was able to regain the offense with a big back body drop followed by a regular and an inverted atomic drop. At this point Flash was tagged in who was able to get a headlock on Dinsmore. He attempted to whip Dinsmore off of the ropes but Dinsmore reversed. After a series of reversals at a very fast pace, Dinsmore was able to finish the series off with a big Bulldog sending the face of Flash crashing down hard to the canvas. Rob Conway was tagged in who pummeled on Flash for a bit as well, at one point Flash went for the brass knuckles but Big Bossman stepped in, receiving a big ovation, as he stopped Flash from attempting anything. Trash came in at this point, taking whatever advantage he could of the situation, and attacked Conway, wearing the "Lord of the Ring" out quite a bit. Flash was tagged in as well as Conway really took a good beating. Conway although came back with an enzuguiri kick, and then tagged in his fresh partner Nick Dinsmore. Dinsmore went in strong with the offensive assault with a huge back body drop followed by an airplane spin to Trash, as well as a flying forearm. Referee Robert Brisko was taken down, as Bossman helped him on the outside At this point it was obvious that the team of Trash and Flash would try anything for a win, and Trash pulled out his pair of brass knuckles, not even thinking of Bossman at ringside. As Trash went off the ropes Bossman grabbed him, tripping him, and continued to help Brisko as well. The knucks fell out of Trash's hands and Nick Dinsmore picked them up and drilled Trash in the head with them. He then covered them up and Bossman dove into the ring to make the three count awarding the Southern tag team titles to Nick Dinsmore and Rob Conway.

Winners via pinfall: Nick Dinsmore & Rob Conway

Nova & Jerry "the King" Lawler vs. Prototype & Sean O'Haire w/ Kenny "the King" Bolin

As Dean Hill announced Kenny Bolin, he forgot to mention some very important words so Kenny decided to take the mic into his own hands threatening Dean to get it right. Dean Hill then went on to announce Bolin as the "self proclaimed King of Louisville wrestling" as he recieved tremendous heat from the local crowd. Nova then came down to the ring, followed by Jerry "the King" Lawler to his old music, which I'm sure brought back great Louisville Gardens memories for many in attendance. Lawler got on the mic before the match and went off on Bolin, really giving him a hard time. He told Bolin that he "would rearrange Bolin's face" as well as your usual Lawler put downs saying that the last time he saw something like Kenny Bolin he flushed it. Funny stuff. The match then got underway with Nova and Prototype in the ring. Bolin Services teased as if they were going to walk out on the match, but Prototype dove in after an eight count to break the count, only to walk away with his team mates again. Eventually the match got underway as Nova and Prototype, who main evented the Summer Sizzlin' Series show two weeks ago, squared it off in the ring once again. Prototype started to get the advantage but Nova quickly turned it around, working on the arm of Protoype. Prototype went to attack Nova in the corner, but Nova dodged the attack and followed up with a big hip toss. Eventually Sean O'Haire was tagged in, but Nova, who was out of breath from a good five minutes of ring work with Prototype, tagged in Jerry "the King" Lawler, as the pro-Lawler Louisville crowd chanted "Jerry" to their fullest. Lawler got some punches in on the big man, but did no good at all, as they seemed to not even phase O'Haire. O'Haire ended up taking down Lawler, and delivered some offense for quite some time, but "the King" came back taking down the big man once and for all. He then tagged in Nova, but received a two count. Nova then set Prototype in the corner and went up top for the big ten punches to the face. Kenny Bolin then got up on the apron and distracted the ref as Sean O'Haire took immediate advantage, dropping Nova down hard, choking him over the rope. O'Haire then continued his attack on Nova with a nice second rope snapmare to the sitting Nova, very impressive and great replacement for the Seanton Bomb. Eventually Lawler was tagged back in, who cleaned house with his trademarked big punches to both Prototype and O'Haire. Eventually Bolin went up on the ring apron, which grabbed the attention of Lawler, Lawler went to punch him, but was turned around by Sean O'Haire who had a chair. Bolin then grabbed the arms of Lawler holding him down, and O'Haire ran at Lawler with a chair. By mistake O'Haire drilled Bolin very hard with the chair, as Lawler avoided the shot, he then took the shot and hit O'Haire. Nova managed to get back in the ring, and delivered a huge kick to the head and picked up the pinfall on O'Haire and the win for his team. After the match Lawler went in on Kenny Bolin and attempted to piledrive him but Prototype and O'Haire both attacked him as well as Nova. Prototype then piledrove Nova and took out Lawler, as they eventually cleared the ring as the faces saved them. After this Lawler got back up and said that he was sick and tired of Kenny Bolin and was willing to come back for a rematch on 6/28. But this time if his team won Lawler would get five minutes alone with Kenny Bolin in the ring after the match. He also stated that the match should be a piledriver match, where to win you must pull off a piledriver as Cornette booked it on the spot for 6/28, concluding another excellent Six Flags Super Summer Sizzlin' Series show.

Winners via pinfall: Nova & Jerry "the King" Lawler

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