NAWA Classic Bounces Back-- Rome on July 6

From NAWA Classic: A very hot and enthusiastic crowd of 300 (Editor's note: up from 75 max at the June 22 show) witnessed three  p revio...

From NAWA Classic:

A very hot and enthusiastic crowd of 300 (Editor's note: up from 75 max at the June 22 show) witnessed three  previous champions return to their old stomping grounds.

The show opened with Zach Mosley talking to the crowd about how Rome was his home and where he became heavyweight champion, and the longest and greatest champion. Before he could say more, he was interrupted by Skrilla the Great. Skrilla remarked how he was able to wrestle in front of a crowd of 750 people and because of that, it made him the greatest champion. Enter Zero, another former champion who won the belt at Superstars of Wrestling in front of a jam packed crowd of 1k. All three angled for who was the greatest until Ryan Marx came out. He cut to the chase and chastised Zero for leaving the promotion and to "greener pastures". Marx, with hatred and anger in his voice, berated Zero for leaving every fan high and dry and told Zero that while he was out "finding himself", Ryan Marx was grinding and fighting his way each and every night to get to the top, and he was not going to let Zero come back and take his place. A quick brawl broke out with Zero and Ryan Marx and a referee ran to the ring to start the opening contest. 

 With fans starting off at 50/50 for each competitor, Ryan Marx started gaining more cheers than Zero. But in the end, Zero pinned Marx at the 8:13 mark. 

Post match Marx challenged Zero for the July 20th show. 

Match 2 Plowboy and DJ Black defeated The Golden Boys Cody McHale and Johnathan Champion w/ Mike Golden in 9:24 

Post match, the Golden Boys jumped the winners from behind and beat both Plowboy and Black until Cory James showed up. James hit McHale with a discus lariat and then Champion with not 1 but 2 Code Breakers. 

Match 3 John Bivins bested James Hardy in a street fight. Big highlight was double spinning clothesline into a pile of thumbtacks 

Match 4 Shawn Clark beat Joey Idol after Charles Allen distracted Idol. 

Post match The Rebellion started to circle a downed Idol until DJ Black and Zac Stevens come out to stop them. Stevens then got the mic and wanted to have a retirement match and asked Idol to be his opponent in a Texas Deathmatch. Idol accepted but had one stipulation. Commissioner Brad Barnes would referee the match. Stevens accepted the stipulation.

Main Event Zach Mosley and Skrilla the Great wrestled to a 25 minute time limit draw. The match combined chain wrestling with very great and timed high spots. The crowd got their money's worth with these two.