PWG The Curse of Guerilla Island Review

HEY! A new champion is crowned!
-Taped from Reseda, California
-Your hosts are Excalibur and a cast of thousands
-Excalibur is in the corner with the PWG championship. Not because he’s the champion but because Davey Richards is unavailable to come in and lose the damn title. Hence the reason for the four way main event. 2010 Battle of Los Angeles winner Joey Ryan asks the crowd if they want to see him win the title. It’s a mixed reaction at best. He even pulls the old “It doesn’t matter what your name is” on a fan. He has an app for helping him cut promos. Hope it was free because the phone is of no help. This promo was one million times better than the BOLA final.
-Brian Cage-Taylor (w/Chuck Taylor and Ryan Taylor) vs. Johnny Yuma
Chucky T announces a new faction. The Taylor boys. It consists of Chuck Taylor, Ryan Taylor and Brian Cage(Taylor).  This would also be the debut of a long time PWP arch-nemesis. The why is not important. Cage is in fact not going to WWE but should be around PWG for a bit. All the better. Chuck and Ryan leave ringside since Cage feels he can handle this on his own. Snapmare by Cage to start. More mat wrestling to control Yuma. Crowd seems split. Yuma with a headlock. Cage tosses him off the ropes. Shoulder tackle. Series of kicks by Yuma, including two to the back. Flying low hip attack and a senton. Cage drops Yuma down face first. European uppercut. Headbutt. Irish whip but Yuma gets a satellite headscissors. Tries to dive but Cage kicks him right in the face. Cover for two back in the ring.  Forearm leads to choking in the corner. Series of right hands. Lifts him and stomps in the corner. Yuma ducks. Up and over. Leg drop to the back of Cage. To the top. Cage sweeps Yuma’s legs. Stalling superplex. Cage holds Yuma for a good ten seconds. That was cool. Crowd gives him a standing ovation. Cocky cover for two. Cage does curls with Yuma before tossing him over with a fallaway slam. Bow and arrow stretch. Cover for two. Cage nails him in the back. Elbow drops across the throat. Off the ropes with a leg drop. Crossface forearms. Yuma counters a whip and hits an acecrusher while holding on to the leg. Series of strikes. Clothesline. Back elbow. Diving shoulder tackle. Charge in the corner caught. Back elbows. Cage sent into the buckle head first. Yuma sunset flip into a backbreaker. Flying dive into the corner. Cage catches a diving Yuma and hits a powerslam. Quebrada misses. Lungblower by Yuma. Cage crawls out of the ring. Yuma hits a tope suicida. Back into the ring. Leaps up. Cage catches him. Yuma gets a sunset flip for a nearfall. Roaring clothesline by Cage. He is not happy. Yuma is dead weight. Gory special into a flatliner! Yuma is dead. Cage picks up his first singles win in PWG.
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: Brian Cage/11:12/**1/2
-Brian Cage-Taylor is getting better with every show. He’s got size and intensity but is also able to deliver innovative offense throughout his matches. Yuma… didn’t suck. But he didn’t make me think he was any better or more special than about a billion other flippy guys on the indy scene. His personality is very blah based on this match, and I’m not sure what to think after seeing his debut in PWG. I’ve seen a lot worse in indy wrestling, but Yuma has his work cut for him in trying to move up the ladder of independent wrestling. Especially with the level of talent in this company already.
-Chuck and Ryan join their brother for a beatdown of Johnny Yuma. This is my favorite trio in PWG already. After going on for a little too long, Chuck Taylor cuts a promo about messing with the Taylor boys. Keep this in mind later. Johnny Goodtime and Rocky Romero finally make the save. The hell have they been for the last five minutes. Goodtime and Yuma are actually tag team partners in the NWA. Their team name is The Rochness Monsters. No, I’m not making that up.
-Peter Avalon vs. Candice LaRae
Avalon is a disgusting individual. With the beard and the look on his face before the match. Yikes. Avalon tosses LaRae out of a lock-up. Armdrags by LaRae. Into an armbar. Rams the arm into the mat. Drop toehold. Into a roll-up for two. Avalon with a knee to the midsection. Monkey flip by LaRae. Slap exchange. LaRae gets a dropkick. Dive attempt but Avalon cowers away. She comes from behind with a double sledgehammer. Shot to the back and a series of forearms. Avalon goes to the eyes. He teases slamming her in the crowd but puts her back in the ring. LaRae dropkicks Avalon in response. Off the ropes and a flying knee by Avalaon. He teases a spinaroonie but flips the crowd off instead. LaRae with forearms. Knee by Avalon. Bodyslam. Trip into a surfboard. Well done. Clubbering blows by Avalon. Backbreaker and holds it. Chant of “Go Ninja Go” due to LaRae’s tights appearing to be a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle reference. Avalon with a vertical suplex. Chinlock. LaRae elbows her way out of the move. Back elbow by Avalon. Goes for a high kick but crotches himself. LaRae pulls the rope up and down. Slap to the face. Tope into a DDT on the entrance way. Back in the ring. LaRae covers for two. Forearms in the corner. Charging forearm. Whip turned into a boot by Avalon. Snap fisherman’s suplex. Nasty. Punches in the corner. He tries dancing. Ballplex off the top by LaRae. 1-2-NO! Goes for a swinging neckbreaker. Back and forth. Gory special into a facebuster by LaRae. Running forearm. Irish whip. Avalon drops her with a gutbuster and lifts her on two. Uh oh. Tiger driver. 1-2-lifts her shoulders again. LaRae placed on the top rope. She kicks him. Victory roll by LaRae leads to a three count and her first singles victory over a man.
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: Candice LaRae/10:29/**
-Guess they don’t have a lot of plans for Avalon if he’s losing to Candice LaRae. This match didn’t do much for me. Not that it was bad, but it wasn’t great and had a couple awkward spots. Avalon’s got a personality, but his actual wrestling needs work.
-Rocky Romero vs. Ryan Taylor
Running knee immediately by Romero. Off the ropes and a knee to the midsection. Kick to the chest. After another, he’s snapmares him over. Jumping scissors kick to the back. Off the ropes. Sloppy rana. Back elbow by Taylor. Shoulder block and he dances. More flipping off. Quick roll-up exchange. Romero with an armdrag. Taylor ducks a kick and powders. Strikes by Romero. Dives through and twists himself up. Taylor is dumb enough to give Romero his hand. He gets caught just as he did at BOLA, night 2. Taylor recovers and drives Romero’s arm into the canvas. Series of kicks. Off the ropes. Romero hits a tilt a whirl backbreaker. Kick by Romero. Whip and a forearm. Romero with a springboard dropkick. Head first into the apron goes Taylor. They head to the commentary position. Taylor sent face first into the table. Excalibur and Chris Hero are rightfully worried about the equipment. They take a tour of the building. More kicks by Romero. Thumb to the eyes. He rebounds off the bottom rope and clotheslines Romero. Both men on the apron. Forearm exchange. Kick by Taylor. Hammerlock into the apron. Romero did not end well. He brings Romero into the post. Back in the ring. Off the ropes and a hip toss. Cross armbreaker. Knees by Romero. Back elbow by Taylor. Shoulder pressed against the middle rope. Grabs the shoulder. Spin kick. Off the ropes. Taylor leaps. Romero sweeps him down. Another kick. Low dropkick to the knee. Kick combination. Romero shakes his arm off. Irish whip. Romero slides through. Taylor ducks an enziguri. Back kick instead. Fisherman buster into a rydian bomb. Forearm exchange. Romero with a knee strike. He ducks a clothesline. Taylors hits a diving one instead and gets two. Cravat twisting neckbreaker. Whip in the corner. Romero catches him. To the top rope. Romero hits a top rope hurancanrana. Romero gets all fired up. He misses whatever and gets kicked high. O’Connor into a Japanese throng hold. Uranagi by Taylor gets two. He calls for Go 2 Sleep. Romero out of it. Drops him down. Diving knee. 1-2-3!
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: Rocky Romero/9:51/**1/4
-None of the first three matches have been bad, but they haven’t been extraordinary either. This is why PWG really needs to add storylines to their shows. It will give the wrestlers more purpose and give everything more purpose. They did do an angle (sort of) with the Taylor boys, but I feel like they need to do more. My issue with this match? The Taylor boys didn’t live up to their promise of beating up anyone who went after one of the Taylors. I mean, Romero did just get the win.
-The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) vs. The Cutlers (Brandon and Dustin Cutler)
So glad we get to see this match. With no tag team title match, it makes sense for PWG to deliver on this contest. Mark and Dustin start out. Joey Ryan goes for commentary app on his iPhone. Boot by Mark to the face of Brandon. Feeling out process. Brandon does push-ups. Mark looks confused. Jay tags. Feeling out process continues. Brandon does sits-ups. Not a huge fan of pulling those antics in this type of match. Jay calls for a test of strength. Delivers boots instead. Chop exchange. Forearm by Jay. Blind tag. Double team German suplex by the Cutlers. Dustin with a shot to the back. Back elbows. Brandon comes back and stomps Jay in the corner. Choking. Jawbreaker by Jay. Into Mark, who delivers a yakuza kick. Brainbuster. Head first goes Brandon. Chops in the corner. Hard forearms. Mark with a belly-to-belly suplex. Jay with a kick to Brandon. Off the ropes and a dropkick. Brandon fights out of the corner. Jay knocks Dustin off the apron. Double chops and a beel. Brandon ends up clear on the other side. Jay whips Brandon into his brother’s elbow. Back suplex. Mark with a springboard moonsault. Cover for two. Punches to the face. Back suplex by Mark. Camel clutch. Crossface elbows. Jay sends Brandon into the buckle head first. Whip but Dustin gets his boots up. Lungblower and sends Jay into his knee. Double team shoulder tackle. Briscoes on the outside. Dustin press slams his brother to the outside of the ring. Jay hits a spinebuster on Dustin. Briscoes double shoulder tackle. Chops by Mark. Jay back in. More chops from the Briscoes. Dustin sent into the corner. Running splash. Single leg kick. Bodyslam into a two count. Shot to the midsection and a gutwrench suplex by Mark. Brandon breaks the count. They brawl until Mark tosses Brandon outside. Mark with a bodyslam. Double stomp to Jay. 1-2-no. Snapmare into a chinock. Brandon chinlocks Jay. Referee quickly takes Brandon back into the corner. Dustin’s arm falls down twice. After getting it up a third time, he muscles Jay up and nails a flatliner. Impressive receovery. Hot tag to Brandon. Elbow on Jay. Mark kicks him. Leapfrog and a rana. Diving elbow on Mark. Jay with a double sledge. Brandon up. Gutbuster and acecrusher. Mark whips him in. Brandon gets his boot up. Discus right hand and an iconoclasm by Mark. Running clothesline. Brandon sent into the boot of Jay. Only a two count. Call for the springboard clothesline. Briscoes go for a double team neckbreaker. Dustin saves his brother. Leg drop on Jay. Six second abs for two. They messed that up too. Cutlers are awfully sloppy in this match. Double whip on Mark. Up and over goes Brandon. Didn’t look good. Back and forth. Mark gets a fisherman’s suplex. Double team leg drop as Jay hits Dustin. 1-2-referee counts two but the shoulder did not appear to be up. Springboard doomsday device attempt. Brandon knocks Mark off. Sunset backbreaker. Knee by Brandon. Dive to the outside. Facebuster by Dustin on Jay. 1-2-NO! They go for the tandem spike piledriver. Mark knocks Brandon out. Pair of superkicks. Strike exchange. Briscoes get up and deliver a double superkick. Leaping kick by Mark on Dustin. Doomsday device gets the Briscoes a huge win.
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: 16:18/***1/4
-The Cutlers were a bit of a disappointment here. This match showed how much work they still have to do to develop as wrestlers. A number of sloppy moments hurt what could have been a really great dream match. It’s pretty wild to think of Jay and Mark as grizzled veterans, but they really are. Their work is fairly smooth, and they seem to know where each other is going to be. A rematch is in order down the road. And as for the Cutlers being PWG tag team champions? Probably best the company holds off on that for a few months.
-Jay Briscoe puts over the Cutler brothers after the match. That’s it.
-Chuck Taylor vs. Johnny Goodtime
Taylor boys are 1-2 on the night so far.  Taylor attacks Goodtime from behind before the bell rings. Irish whip. Goodtime over with a head bump and jumping face kick. Headscissors, back elbow, and a snapmare. Taylor out of the way and on the apron. Goodtime rudely brings him back in the ring. High kick blocked. Taylor goes for a soul food. No dice. Rolls Taylor through and gets a neckbreaker. Dropkick from the top rope misses badly. Taylor fires away on Goodtime in the mount position. Forearm. Back rake. Shoulder tackles in the corner. Chop. Whip in the corner. Goodtime gets his boot up. Moonsault press for two. Charges. Taylor takes him over. Goodtime goes into the corner hard. Cover for two. Modified abdominal stretch. Goodtime turns it into a roll-up. Dropkick to the side of the head by Taylor. Stretches Goodtime out. Taylor pulls him down by the hair. Pescade teased. Kick by Taylor. Back flip misses. Snake eyes sends Goodtime into the apron. Leaping enziguri. Back in the ring for a two count. Vertical suplex attempt. Goodtime twists Taylor into a corkscrew brainbuster. Both men down. Goodtime ducks a clothesline. O’Connor roll attempt fails. Sweeps the legs and gets a double stomp. Slingshot dropkick. Irish whip. Taylor breaks away. Goodtime sweeps the leg into a pinning predicament. Taylor reverses an Irish whip. Goodtime on the apron. Sends Taylor shoulder first into the post. Taylor drags his spine along the middle rope. Goodtime kicks him away. Goes for an asai moonsault. Taylor pulls him down. Taylor sends Goodtime back in the ring. Goodtime uses the ropes and hits a headscissors on Taylor. That sure sent the fans fleeing. Dropkick off the top rope. 1-2-NO! Hooks the leg. Taylor tosses him down. Goes for back suplex. Goodtime hits a mushroom stomp. Soul food by Taylor. Uranagi leads to a quebrada. 1-2-NO! Powerbomb into a nearfall. Calls for an awful waffle. Knees by Goodtime. Taylor whips him. Goodtime catches him and drives Taylor into the middle buckle. Taylor on the second rope. Electric chair position. Goodtime drives Taylor into the buckle chest first. German suplex into a 1-2-NO! He steps on Taylor. Ryan Taylor distracts the referee. Brian Cage-Taylor sweeps Goodtime’s legs. Taylor gets the awful waffle and a three count.
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: Chuck Taylor/11:07/**3/4
-I’m very curious to see where this storyline because it seems like we have actual heels in this company now. This is the first time I can remember interference in a PWG match in quite some time. Not sure how I feel about it because it has been such a long time. Goodtime looked pretty good in this singles match. He was pretty smooth and didn’t look as sloppy as he has in the past. I think 2011 has the potential to be huge for Goodtime if he continues developing and improving.
-El Generico (PWG World Tag Team Champion)  vs. Ricochet
This has the potential to be one of the best PWG matches of the year. Generico versus flippy dudes is usually a magic formula. Should be noted Generico is not wearing the mask Kevin Steen stole at Glory by Honor IX. Thankfully, he’s not in Dark Generico mode.  A unique chant for Ricochet. Generico begrudgingly shakes hands. Basic to start. Generico is not his jovial self. No clean break in the corner as Generico chops Ricochet. Generico, a heel? Wow. OLE! More mat wrestling. Ricochet kicks Generico’s arm. Ricochet sends Generico off the ropes. Up and over with a rana. Generico quickly goes outside. To the point where he can’t be dived on by his opponent. Back in the ring. Generico with a takedown and grabs the leg. Ricochet tossed but lands on his feet. Boot to the gut. Ricochet counters out of a hip toss. Series of hip tosses. Roll-up. Up and a leg lariat by Ricochet. Chop exchange. Irish whip and Ricochet sweeps the leg and goes right into a moonsault press. Off the ropes and a tile a whirl backbreaker by Generico. Strikes in the corner. Ricochet battles back. Generico with a snap suplex. Slap right in the face. I’m loving Generico as a heel. Strike exchange. Ricochet gets tied in the ropes. Generico yakuza kicks him over the top rope. To the outside. Generico with a forearm. Headbutt. Generico takes an empty pitcher of beer, turns the referee’s attention away, but throws the pitcher away. Kicks by Ricochet. Enziguri. Headscissors off the ropes. Spin kick sends Generico outside yet again. Ricochet with an insane suicide dive over the turnbuckle and post. The best part? No hands. Quickly back in the ring. Meteora! 1-2-NO! Wonder where he learned that. Tornado DDT. Standing shooting star press. 1-2-NO! Dive off the top rope doesn’t work. Blue thunder bomb by Generico. 1-2-NO! Both men recuperate. Ricochet with a jumping knee. Generico catches him in a Michinoku driver. 1-2-NOOO! Generico heads upstairs. Ricochet meets him. HURANCANRANA! 1-2-NOOO! Mouse in the corner. Generico comes after him. YAKUZA KICK! Generico goes for a brainbuster. ROLL-UP BY RICOCHET! 1-2-NOOOOO! Generico catches Ricochet and hits an exploder in the corner. Half and half suplex. 1-2-NO! Generico puts Ricochet on the top rope. Teases an avalanche half and half suplex. Ricochet knocks him off. Generico comes back. Both arms hooked. Ricochet knocks him down again. PHOENIX SPLASH! 1-2-NOOOOO! Places Generico down again. He heads to the top but has to kick Generico away. Generico charges but is met with a kick. Generico kicks him and goes for a top rope brainbuster. Ricochet out. Backflip bicycle kick. Backflip reverse rana. 630 SPLASH! RICOCHET… YOU ARE RIDICULOUS!
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: Ricochet/18:52/****1/4
-Wow. Unbelievable. This is definitely not as big as his match in DG USA at Untouchable 2010. He’s not getting bookings in Japan for defeating El Generico in 2010. However, we do have a new main eventer almost immediately for PWG. A guy who wouldn’t have even considered to be a player in PWG even three months ago is the guy I predict takes the PWG title from whomever the PWG champion is. Once you see the winner of the match is, it might make even more sense. What was also interesting was El Generico playing heel, not blatant but he definitely wasn’t being his usual jovial self. Although a lot of people are bothered by wrestling companies observing other companies’ continuity, I think it served Generico well here while also making sense within the context of the match. Generico was free to act heelish and dark because Ricochet was the new “flavor of the month” and stealing a lot of the cheers away. A fantastic match that completely changes my feelings on this show as a whole. Hopefully the main event can deliver as well.
-Four Corner Survival- PWG World Championship: Chris Hero vs. Joey Ryan vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Brandon Gatson
First man to get a pin gets the championship. No tags are necessary. Claudio breaks off with Ryan. They head outside. Gatson and Hero battle in the ring. Interesting to note those were the two semifinal matches back at BOLA 2010. Feeling out process in the ring. Brawl outside the ring. Hero and Gatson turn the volume up quickly going back and forth. Claudio with a big European uppercut on Gatson. Vertical suplex. Forearm. Irish whip reversed. Claudio sends Gatson on the apron. Nice move as Gatson comes underneath and rolls Ryan up for two. Dropkick on Claudio no sold. Claudio sends him off. Double dropkick by Ryan and Gatson. Ryan dropkicks Gatson. Hero boots him hard. Gatson rolls him up. Kings of Wrestling have a stand off. Ryan shoves Claudio into Hero. Hero with a huge right hand on Ryan. Charging elbow. Ryan with a boot. Hero charges with another elbow. Cravat neckbreaker. Ryan reverses a whip in the corner. Hero does a Flair flip. Ryan shoulder tackles him off. Gatson takes advantage. Ryan hits a pumphandle slam and gets two. Claudio with a dead lift gutwrench suplex. Gatson takes him in the corner. Claudio bodyslams him out of the ring. Bodyslam/leg drop combo on Ryan. Gatson takes Claudio in the corner. Series of punches. Stunner on Hero. Ryan whipped in the corner. Handspring elbow. Claudio catches him, spinebusters him, and then swings him. Hero gets up and kicks Gatson in the side of the face. KOW! Hero has to break up the pin. They argue. Ryan runs into Hero. Springboard European uppercut with an assist from Hero. Another pin broken up. Shoving match. Gatson leap frogs Hero and DDTs Claudio. DDT on Hero. 1-2-Ryan interrupts. Powerbomb for two. Butterflies the arms. Claudio with a bicycle kick. 1-2-no. Double clothesline sends Claudio and Ryan out of the ring. Hero with a running no look moonsault. Gatson isn’t one to be left out. Sasuke special on everyone. Gatson sends Ryan back inside. Ryan punches him twice and joins Gatson on the top rope. They battle. Gatson shoves him down. Claudio with another bicycle kick. He looks around. Oh God. He superplexes… no, they both fall off the top rope and onto the floor. Hero hits a moonsault for two. Crowd is stunned. I think they were more concerned about what happened with Claudio and Gatson. Hero hits a running powerbomb for two. Claudio and Gatson are thankfully okay because they head back in the ring. Hero with a roaring elbow on Gatson. 1-2-Claudio deadlift German suplex Hero. Ryan superkicks Claudio. 1-2-Claudio is up right away. Ryan superkicks Claudio. No sold. LARIAT! Gatson to the top. 450 splash. 1-2-NO! Hero stomps Gatson and hits yet another roaring elbow. 1-2-NO! Ryan hits a superkick. Small package on Hero for two. That’s how he won BOLA. Ryan takes Hero over the top. Claudio hits a running European uppercut on Ryan. 1-2-NO! Ryan flips Claudio over on a ricola bomb attempt. Claudio springboards off. Ryan catches him with a superkick. Claudio grabs the foot, pops him high in the air, nails a European uppercut, and covers him. 1-2-3!!!! NEW CHAMPION!
-Winner (s)/Time/Rating: NEW PWG World Champion- Claudio Castagnoli/11:12/***3/4
-One of the biggest complaints I’ve had about PWG has been the length of certain matches. While I could make the case this almost went too short, I appreciated the brisk pace. Complete insanity for 11 minutes. Pretty obvious Gatson has a lot of work to do before he can hang with the main eventers, but I think he’ll benefit from being a part of this atmosphere. The most important aspect of this match was PWG learned from their mistake. The crowd desperately wanted Claudio to win BOLA. They made clear their hatred of Joey Ryan. Instead of shoving Ryan down the fan’s throats, they let Claudio win the title and have given one of the best wrestlers in the world his first ever major singles championship. This also puts him in rareified air as he now holds a belt in Ring of Honor, CHIKARA, and now PWG. All at the same. Amazing.
-Hero tears the belt away from the new champion at first but eventually congratulates his partner. Ryan slaps Claudio in the face before departing. Guess that sets up their match down the road. Hopefully, we can put that off as long as possible. Simple words from Claudio: I’m the champ. Hey, it’s better than Chris Hero cutting a promo after every match he’s in.
-Backstage promo time. Chris Hero is frustrated about once again failing to win the PWG title. He shows off a fairly nasty cut under his eye. PWG needs to book Hero and Claudio as soon as possible. They haven’t wrestled in a couple years. It’ll be completely fresh, and both guys are completely different wrestlers at this point.
-Joey Ryan isn’t a happy camper either. He’s not a joke to be out against women or Malachi Jackson but a main eventer. Sure there Joey. Now Claudio apparently has to deal with the real Joey Ryan. Lovely.
-Claudio has a simple promo: I’ll be back. A man of few words. I like the new champion already.
Final Thoughts: This felt like a transitional show with Claudio Castagnoli and Ricochet going over in the final two matches. You had the official debut of a new faction lead  by Chuck Taylor but featuring two newcomers with a ton of potential. I should also point out that the Young Bucks weren’t on this card either, and it appears the Briscoes are going to be a big part of the PWG tag team division going forward. I get the sense PWG in 2011 is going to look very different than 2009 and 2010.
As for the big picture it’s certainly not the best PWG show of the year. However, nothing was overtly bad, and the last two matches really delivered. Although a show like BOLA, night 2 was technically better, I felt much better about the direction of PWG after watching this show. Really excited to see what Claudio’s title reign brings and what Ricochet accomplishes going forward.
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