MWF Manager Trey Williams (center) kicks Zane Riley as A.G. Smooth (left) prepares to stop Williams' assault. Standing to the right is The Sycho Supastar.

BEYOND THE SQUARED CIRCLE

By Trey Childs

From apologies to fireballs, a sell-out crowd at the Howards Creek Vietnam Veterans Center were treated to non-stop action of the Millennium Wrestling Federation.

First, in a surprise move, Commissioner Chris Mellon apologized for his past actions against the fans and several MWF superstars.

To that end, Mellon even brought out “Outlaw” Keith Matthews, personally apologizing to the former heavyweight and tag team champion.

For Matthews, however, the end of the night would end in a blaze, but not of glory.

At the end of Matthews main event match against MWF champion “The Queen City Classic” Chris Solar, “Father” David Hayes attacked Matthews, hitting him with a fireball.

The match was ruled a no contest.

Matthews was rushed to Carolinas Medical Center Lincoln with severe facial burns. He is currently recuperating.

Fans were shocked, meantime, at the announcement of “All American” Rob Deputy as the newest member of Dirty Money Syndicate.

DMS manager Trey Williams made the announcement prior to a tag team title match pitting Deputy and “Mister” Hojo Devlin against champions A.G. Smooth and The Sycho Supastar.

The champs were victorious after former champions “The Sensation” Markus Hayes and Zane Riley made their presence known during the match.

Riley exerted revenge from an earlier attack at the hands of Trey Williams and Devlin, where Williams choked Riley with his necktie.

BRIEF NOTES:
--“Pacific Tsunami” Nave’s losing streak was broken at the last show in February, as he pinned former MWF champion “Alley Rat” Pitt…..Nave has called for an “I Quit” match for the first MWF supershow of 2009, “Ultimate Jeopardy” after Nave defeated Pitt.

--The feud between “The Sensation” Markus Hayes and “All American” Rob Deputy is heating up. For the second time in two shows, Hayes felt the effects of a Deputy spear, this time after defeating “The Unbelievable Hardcore King” Nick James.

The next MWF show will be March 14, 2009, at the Howards Creek Vietnam Veterans Center in Lincolnton. “Ultimate Jeopardy” starts at 8pm. Doors open at 7pm and admission is $5, with kids six and under admitted free.

For more information, visit the Web site www.mwf-live.com and see the MWF advertisement on The Carolina Scoop.

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