[Feature Story] Former Featured LCW Talent, Sheamus O'Shaunessy, Makes ECW Debut
WWE developmental talent, and former LCW featured talent, Sheamus O'Shaunessy made his WWE debut with the ECW brand on last Tuesday's edition of ECW on the Sci-Fi Channel.
Sheamus started being featured regularly in LCW storylines in October of 2007, as the bodyguard for LCW Founder Christian Calaway and later as a bodyguard for Macho Man Randy Savage and The Genius Lanny Poffo.
LCW Founder Christian Calaway said in a telephone interview with LegendsChampionshipWrestling.com, "I'm so incredibly proud of Sheamus. We met through MySpace and I knew he was going to be a star. He had something special, that 'it' factor. He told me from day one he was a legend and I believed it and found a way to incorporate him into our storylines. I'm very proud of Sheamus and wish him continued success in WWE."
And before you check out Sheamus' ECW debut video below, be sure to click here and check out Sheamus' LCW debut featuring LCW Founder Christian Calaway and Stone Cold Steve Austin!
As first announced yesterday on LCW's official Twitter account (twitter.com/lcwrestling), today has turned out to be a "Black Friday" as several LCW Legends were informed that they were being released from the LCW Legends contracts today. The following Legends have been released:
- Corporal Kirchner - Boris Zhukov - Brian Blair - Jim Brunzell - Killer Khan - Ivan Putski - Jack Brisco - Rocky Johnson - Pat Tanaka - Akio Sato - Dark Journey - Billy Jack Haynes - Dan Spivey - Jim Neidhart - Buddy Landel
These releases were believed to be the result of cost cutting measures on the part of the Board of Directors as well as a general lack of creative for the already bloated talent roster. It is believed that with the new format changes coming in September when LCW Showdown returns, there's just not enough spots on the roster anymore and these are the first casualties. There's no word if there will be further releases or not in the future. While the Legends are enjoying their hiatus, many are said to be nervous that they won't be returning in September. It is important to note that any of these Legends could return at anytime and with the LCW Survival Project, the 50-man gauntlet tournament, coming in September, it's highly likely that they'll at least be featured at that event.
[News Update] Charges Dropped in Brian Blair Child Abuse Case
From abcactionnews.com:
TAMPA, FL -- An attorney for former Hillsborough County commissioner Brian Blair said Blair has been cleared to reunite with his family after child abuse charges against him were dropped Thursday.
In an email sent to ABC Action News,Ryan Rodems said Blair is making airline reservations to fly to Marathon this weekend, where his wife and teenage sons are already vacationing.
Blair was barred from seeing his kids after being arrested on Father's Day for allegedly hitting his two kids during a fight at the family home early Father's Day. At an earlier news conference, Blair said he hadn't seen or spoken to his teenage boys, Brett and Bradley for 10 days.
"I wish my wife Toni was with me right now. I love her so much. This is the first time I've not been with her on vacation, along with my children in ten years," Blair told reporters in Downtown Tampa at his attorney's office.
"I regret the entire incident, I mean, I didn't hit my children, even though it says that," said Blair.
Prosecutors have decided to drop charges against former wrestler and County Commissioner Brian Blair because they believe he was defending himself and was disciplining his kids.
Blair was arrested on Father's Day, after deputies say he got into a scuffle with his two boys, 14-and-17-years old after they came home at 4:00am. A memo from the State Attorney's Office reads: "...Brian Blair, continuing to yell at him, pushed him and ultimately punched him, one time, in the face."
The memo also says that his 14-year old son "got on top of him and began to hit Brian Blair several times about his head and face, while Brian Blair attempted to block the punches." It goes on to read that 17-year-old Brett has, "anger issues with his father" and that during the argument, he had "gone crazy" and was more aggressive than his father.
Blair says it's a hard pill to swallow after the public humiliation, telling ABC Action News, "When I first was in handcuffs, I thought, wow, you know this is my whole life is passing before me, it's taken 25 years to build up a reputation mentoring children and with one phone call, I'm going to jail."
The father of two says he doesn't blame anybody for what happened and plans to seek family counseling from his pastor. "I think that it starts with everybody sitting down. It starts with a hug and a kiss and I love you," he said.
His attorney says even though Blair was released from a judge's order barring him from seeing his family, they spoke with officials with the Department of Children and Families before planning the reunion.
Blair was elected to the Hillsborough County commission in 2004, running on a platform of family values and law and order. He lost a re-election bid in 2008 to Kevin Beckner.
[Breaking News] WWE Hall of Famer Rowdy Roddy Piper Arrested This Morning For DUI
WWE Hall of Famer, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, was arrested this morning around 1:00am and charged with DUI, reports TMZ.com. Piper failed a field sobriety test in Hollywood and was taken in by Hollywood police. Piper was still in custody as of noon today with bail set at $5,000.
For the final edition of LCW Shwodown before a two month hiatus, LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner has ordered every title to be on the line for a sepcial, two-hour, "Championship Edition" of LCW Showdown. Also, will LCW Founder Christian Calaway appear on the final episode of LCW Showdown before the two month hiatus?
In this week's main event...
With the LCW Universal Championship still vacant, what will become of the championship and who and when will we have a new champion?
- Superstar Billy Graham and One Man Gang (with Luna Vachon) vs. Kevin Sullivan and King Kong Bundy. - LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) vs. Wildfire Tommy Rich. - Dan Spivey vs. Sid Vicious. - Tito Santana vs. The Genius Lanny Poffo. - LCW Unified Tag Team Champions Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk vs. The Nasty Boys. - LCW Heritage Champion Nikita Koloff vs. The Iron Sheik (with Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie).
With appearances from Hollywood John Tatum, Austin Idol, Missy Hyatt, Nikolai Volkoff, Carlos Colon, Diamond Dallas Page, Angelo Poffo, Dr. Death Steve Williams, and many others.
All this and much, MUCH more only on this week's edition of LCW Showdown.
LCW Showdown Television Preview 06.24.09: Championship Edition!
This week's LCW Showdown will be a "Championship Edition" with every LCW Championship on the line - including the coveted LCW Universal Championship.
Extended Hiatus As you may be aware, this will be the last LCW Showdown until September 9, 2009. LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner made the announcement last week on LCW Showdown, after negotiations to save the show at this time, fell through. LCW airs on Turner's network, and the series can only return on his say-so. Turner did announce, however, that the LCW Beach Brawl, LCW Heatwave and LCW Survival Project pay-per-views will still go ahead. Hey, we always give you a reason to come back, right?
Who's The Champion? Last week, a 60-Minute Iron Man Match resulted in yet more controversy for the LCW Universal Championship, as no clear decision could come in the bout between Magnum TA and Ric Flair. This week, the title is on the line, as the number-one contender is Bill Goldberg, but that's not the focus of the match, the focus is: who's the champion? We're hopeful to find out this week on LCW Showdown!
International Rematch Last week, Wildfire Tommy Rich announced that he had a championship rematch against LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard on this week's mega Championship Edition of LCW Showdown. Rich blamed his associates, Austin Idol and Hollywood John Tatum for not aiding him to victory at LCW SuperClash. Idol and Tatum, however, had a differing story, claiming that Rich cost himself the title. After an attack last week, it has been said that Rich is more determined to win the LCW International title than ever. Can this come true on this special edition of LCW Showdown.
Poffo Defending After winning the LCW United States Championship at the assist of his father, Angelo Poffo, from his brother, Randy Savage, Lanny Poffo is set to defend the LCW United States title this week on LCW Showdown... but against who? We're going to find out this week on a live three-hour broadcast LCW Showdown!
Unified Titles ... Unified Title Match Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk became the official LCW Unified Tag Team Champions at LCW SuperClash. This week, they'll make their first title defense on the Showdown extravaganza, but their opponents are, at this time, unknown. Which team, on the impressive LCW tag team roster, will step up?
What a night this three-hour Championship Edition Showdown will be. And you can catch it, at LCWShowdown.com!
[News Update] Brian Blair Arrested For Child Abuse
As initially reported yesterday by various wrestling websites, former Hillsborough County Commissioner Brian Blair spent Father's Day in jail after his arrest early Sunday on charges that he punched his two sons.
Blair, 52, was arrested shortly after 5 a.m. following an altercation at the family's home in the Forest Hills area of Tampa, sheriff's Deputy Larry McKinnon said.
Brian Blair has since been released from jail. "It's a real, I guess, unfortunate situation, that it's a misunderstanding that could have been prevented," Blair said. The Department of Children and Families will now determine whether or not Blair can continue seeing his two sons.
There's not word at the moment on how this incident will affect Blair's future as a featured Legend in Legends Championship Wrestling or how it will impact the future of his Killer Bees tag team partner, Jim Brunzell.
[Feature Story] Ted Turner Takes Over ... and Stops The Show!
by Matt Saye
Over four years ago, a man named Christian Calaway wanted to show respect and pay tribute to the legends of the professional wrestling business. Starting from nothing, Calaway built his company, his creation: Legends Championship Wrestling was born.
Building on the foundation of the history of the business, Calaway created something that had never been done with the success he had, and wouldn't be replicated since. However, in February of 2009, Calaway was removed from the position of LCW Chairman by the Board, after doing a disappearing act following an investigation launched by the United States Security and Exchange Commission, on grounds of insider trading. Who would they choose to take over? Ted Turner.
Turner is a man who fought Vince McMahon and nearly drove the WWE into closure. He's a man who's been a part of LCW before, taking over as Chairman and nearly running LCW into the ground. After promising he'd do better, he was given the position once again when Calaway was removed, and has been on a power hungry stampede through Legends Championship Wrestling since!
Turner is responsible for a lot of things since his return: the debut of Bill Goldberg, Ric Flair being allowed back into LCW after appearing on WWE television, vacating the LCW Universal Championship and running Christian Calaway from his own company for good. However, Turner has also done something never done before in the history of Legends Championship Wrestling: he's canceled LCW Showdown.
LCW Showdown has had hundreds of episodes in it's tenure, being the site of many, many shocking moments. And just like that, Showdown was put on an extended hiatus... by Ted Turner. While Showdown airs on Turner's network, and, in reality, he can do what he wants with the network programming, many in the company, including some on the Board of Directors, do not trust Turner's word any longer. Many of the legends feel that Turner could be responsible for the demise of LCW.
While LCW Showdown is on hiatus, it's expected to be "retooled" or "rebooted" before returning in September, It is assumed that this is being done as a cost cutting measure and to give the creative staff and Legends a break as well.
One backstage insider said, "This is something that Calaway had thought of doing in the past: retooling the product and rebooting it with a new, more classic, old school format. But he never pulled the trigger and he never would have done so by putting Showdown on hiatus."
Many Legends are also worried as word going around the locker room is that the show could be given a reduced timeslot on Turner's network with as much as half the roster being cut. With everyone's jobs on the line, some Legends are worried whether they'll still be on the roster when the show returns in September.
However many, like me, feel that if Christian Calaway were still in charge of Legends Championship Wrestling, all would be right with this legendary world!
What do you think of the situation now that Turner's been in power for a few months? What do you think about the 'extended hiatus' that LCW Showdown's been put on? Do you want to see Ted Turner resign as Chairman?
In this week's main event... With the LCW Universal Championship vacant, Magnum TA takes on Ric Flair in a 60-minute Iron Man match to determine the champion!
LCW Showdown Television Preview 06.17.09: SuperClash Fallout!
It was a night of amazing and defining moments. Alliances were formed, championships changed hands and dreams were crushed. For many, LCW SuperClash is always the start of new beginnings, but for some, this past Sunday's events crushed any hopes of new beginnings and fresh starts within the confines of the company. This, we're sure, is the thing that will set us on an unbelievable journey through the next year in LCW – but what will it bring?
Universal Controversy: This past Sunday at LCW SuperClash, the LCW Universal Championship was vacated when a match between the champion, Magnum TA and his number-one contender, Ric Flair, ended in controversy. LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, fresh off a Stone Cold Stunner earlier in the evening, vacated the title. That leads to many questions about the status of the top prize in LCW, and how the situation will be rectified. Could it be that a rematch will be set? Or maybe Ted Turner is looking to do Bill Goldberg a favor after the tremendous deed the Human Wrecking Ball did for the Chairman. One thing's for sure, we'll all be tuning into Showdown to find out!
Founder Gone: This past Sunday, LCW Founder, and former Chairman of the Board, Christian Calaway's life came tumbling down around him, when Stone Cold Steve Austin lost to Bill Goldberg, forcing Calaway out of the company he created forever. With reports circling that Calaway went AWOL after the pay-per-view, and that Steve Austin is feeling rather guilty about the loss, what will happen this week on LCW Showdown?
Consolidating Championships: This past Sunday, at the biggest event of the year, Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk officially became the LCW Unified Tag Team Champions. But, there's no rest for the champions, as they have an entire roster of legendary tag teams to face. But which of these tag teams will get the chance to win the tag team straps first?
Savage Cheated: Randy Savage was cost his LCW United States Championship by, of all people, his own father Angelo Poffo. Poffo, who is Savage and Lanny Poffo's father, cost Savage the title this past Sunday at SuperClash, allowing his other son, The Genius, to pick up title gold. But the question needs to be answered: why?
Departing Disciples: It's official: the Disciples of Allah have officially been disbanded, never to reform in Legends Championship Wrestling again. They're all going separate ways, but it still remains to be seen who can come out the better after this huge split.
Also, watch out for: Tully Blanchard unified the LCW International and Television titles at SuperClash. The Television title has now been retired, but what's next for the International Championship? Could it be that Hollywood John Tatum and Austin Idol are eyeing the gold, as they failed to help Rich on Sunday?
Sid Vicious turned on his Skyscraper partner Dan Spivey this past Sunday. What's next for the 6 foot 9 monster?
Superstar Billy Graham returned to Legends Championship Wrestling on Sunday, helping Paul Orndorff against Kevin Sullivan, Sir Oliver Humperdink and Luna Vachon. Sullivan, Humperdink and Vachon were under the illusion he was there to help them, when in reality he was there to hurt them. With trouble in paradise brewing between Vachon and Sullivan, what will happen on Showdown?
Tito Santana got rid of his arch nemesis Rick Martel this past Sunday. What's next for Santana? Is he looking for title gold? Only time will tell.
It's all to play for this week on LCW Showdown. And, as always, it's sure to be totally unpredictable!
It's the biggest show of the year! Where legends become legendary!
On this year's LCW SuperClash pay-per-view: - Britney Spears performs her hit Circus,” the official theme song for the LCW SuperClash 2009 pay-per-view. Michael Buble, Green Day and Shinedown also perform. - Bret The Hitman Hart vs. Jim The Anvil Neidhart. - Dr. Death Steve Williams vs. Diamond Dallas Page (with Eric Bischoff) in a last man standing match. - Paul Orndorff vs. Kevin Sullivan (with Luna Vachon and Sir Oliver Humperdink) in a steel cage match. - The Skyscrapers vs. Doom. - LCW United States Champion Macho Man Randy Savage vs. The Genius Lanny Poffo. - LCW Heritage Champion Nikita Koloff, Ken Patera, Sgt. Slaughter vs. Abdullah the Butcher, the Iron Sheik, and Nikolai Volkoff (with General Skandor Akbar and Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie). - Tito Santana vs. Rick Martel in an I Quit, Loser Leaves LCW match. - LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt) vs. LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll). - Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk vs. One Man Gang and King Kong Bundy vs. Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen in a triple threat, unification match for the vacant LCW World Tag Team Championships and the vacant LCW United States Tag Team Championships. - Stone Cold Steve Austin (with LCW Founder Christian Calaway) vs. Bill Goldberg (with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner) with the winner's representative gaining control of the company. - LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. Ric Flair (with JJ Dillon).
LCW SuperClash 2009 Preview 06.14.09: Legends Become Legendary
It's here! The date that every fan in Legends Championship Wrestling dreams about. The one night of the year in LCW where literally anything can happen. It's a night of spectacle. It's a night of pomp, pageantry, but most of all it's a night where the Legends of Legends Championship Wrestling become legendary.
What a card this is sure to be, and it's all coming to you this Sunday night!
LCW Universal Champion Magnum TA vs. The Nature Boy Ric Flair.
One year ago this month, Magnum TA became the LCW Universal Champion defeating then arch nemesis, (and Champion at that time) Nikita Koloff in a brutal affair. One year, yes, one year later Magnum TA still reigns atop the pile of Legends that inhibit Legends Championship Wrestling as LCW Universal Champion.
One man, Ric Flair, looks to take that championship from the beloved Legend, as Flair looks to add yet another championship to his already incredibly impressive resume. Flair's comeback has been shrouded in controversy, as the Nature Boy always is. His return to LCW came at a time where he also returned to World Wrestling Entertainment. Some say Flair is confused as to what he wants, others say he's only in it for the money. But one thing's for sure, Ric Flair looks to strike gold this Sunday night in his hometown of Charlotte, Nc, at LCW SuperClash. Can he do it?
Prediction: Magnum TA defends the glory and honor of LCW, sending Flair back to corporate America once and for all.
Stone Cold Steve Austin (with LCW Founder Christian Calaway) vs. Bill Goldberg (with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner).
This Sunday, Christian Calaway and Ted Turner find themselves locked in a power struggle. Both men wanting to run Legends Championship Wrestling. But only one can. Over the past several weeks, Turner and Calaway have been working through 'operational compromises' which has seen the two trying to evince their power, and outdo one another at every step.
Ironically, last year, the main event saw LCW Founder Christian Calaway fighting Steve Austin in a tough and brutal affair. If Calaway won, he'd gain back his spot as the Chairman of the Board. Calaway, somehow, came out the victor in that affair and won his company back. However, an investigation by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission sent him into hiding for several months and he was removed as Chairman of the Board with the position eventually being given to a man with some experience in the role, Ted Turner.
This past week on LCW Showdown, during a game of parking lot chicken, Goldberg drove his vehicle into a wall, and there has been some questioning as to whether the Human Wrecking Ball will be able to compete this Sunday. One thing's for sure, however, one man is leaving as the Chairman of the Board and if it's not Calaway, the Founder of the company will have to leave Legends Championship Wrestling forever.
Prediction: Steve Austin, giving Christian Calaway complete power. Due to the uncertain nature of Bill Goldberg's condition, this seemed the right pick.
Last Man Standing Match: King of the Legends, Diamond Dallas Page vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams.
A feud which started over one spear back at LCW Breaking Point, these two have become bitter enemies and arch rivals. Their feud has led them through the King of the Legends tournament, a tournament to prove who was the top legend in LCW, and a tournament won by Diamond Dallas Page. Page, who aligned himself with LCW Chairman of the Board Ted Turner, Bill Goldberg and Eric Bischoff, has been quite dominant over the past several months.
Speaking of dominance, the undeniable force and unmitigated brute strength of Dr. Death Steve Williams has always been a prevalent factor in Legends Championship Wrestling. Williams' size and prowess has seen him win such titles as the LCW International Championship in his tenure.
For these two, there's way too much water under the bridge to go back. And one man will have to beat the other to a state of complete exhaustion, to enable a win in one of the most physically demanding matches in pro wrestling – the last man standing match!
Prediction: Dr. Death Steve Williams will win. Page has been a thorn in his side for months. It's time for him to remove that thorn one and for all.
Steel Cage Match: Kevin Sullivan vs. Paul Orndorff.
Sir Oliver Humperdink turned on the fans, turned on his friends and turned on Paul Orndorff back at LCW Uprising last month. Who has managed many greats in professional wrestling such as Superstar Billy Graham, One Man Gang and the late Bam Bam Bigelow, made an enemy out of Paul Orndorff.
Humperdink tore down the walls of the 'old' House of Humperdink, to make way for a 'new' House of Humperdink, which Kevin Sullivan, and his better half Luna Vachon are now tenants of. With their feet firmly under the table, Sullivan and Vachon, along with Humperdink, have made it their goal to end Paul Orndorff.
With no love loss between the two, Orndorff challenged Sullivan to a match where no-one could involve themselves and no-one could make it a lop-sided affair. It all comes to a head at SuperClash.
Prediction: With no help behind him, Sullivan will fall prey to Orndorff's temper. Orndorff to win it.
Triple Threat, Unification Match (for both the vacant World Tag Team and LCW United States Tag Team Titles): Manny Fernandez and Terry Funk vs. One Man Gang and King Kong Bundy vs. Big Van Vader and Stan Hansen.
Last month at LCW Uprising, the LCW Tag Titles were supposed to be unified in a match between Manny Fernandez and One Man Gang vs. Terry Funk and Big Van Vader. It ended in controversy, however, as Funk and Fernandez paired up and claimed that THEY were the Unified Tag Champions.
The mess was resolved as the 'operational compromise' of Christian Calaway and Ted Turner came into effect. Calaway and Turner unilaterally announced a triple threat tag team match. The match would see Vader and Gang pick new partners. First up, Vader picked Stan Hansen, and in their first match as a pair they ended up brawling with one another. This led, seven days later to an impromptu street fight between the two, which ended in a no contest. One Man Gang made a surprising appearance with his partner, King Kong Bundy, and the match was set.
Only one team can make LCW history and become the Unified LCW Tag Team Champions. But which team can do it?
Prediction: While Gang and Bundy have experience as a team, Bundy has been out with an injury for several months and it's unknown if he's 100%. Funk and Fernandez seem to be the only team actually on the same page. Or even reading the same book. That's good enough for this writer!
I Quit Match, Loser Leaves LCW Match: Rick Martel vs. Tito Santana
A feud that dates back not just months, not just years, but decades. The former pair of Santana and Martel used to be Strike Force tag team partners. But the partnership split after Martel suffered a career-threatening injury. Martel later made it clear what he thought of Santana.
The two attempted to reform in LCW years later, but that ended in tears, too, when Martel got it in his head that Santana (who was LCW United States Champion at the time) was dodging his potential contendership to the belt.
Martel would then injure Santana, leading to Santana's return and challenge to an I Quit match. But not any I Quit match. Santana would challenge a Loser Leaves LCW I Quit match. Martel accepted, and the match is on.
Prediction: This one's difficult. But I'm going with Santana – completely on a limb.
Grudge Match: Bret The Hitman Hart vs. Jim The Anvil Neidhart.
Showdown Sweepstakes was the downfall of the Hart Foundation. Dynamite and Bret Hart won a Tag Team Championship match. But Dynamite was unable to compete when he was attacked mysteriously in the locker room.
A month later, a security guard showed Dynamite the revealing CCTV evidence tape – convicting Jim Neidhart as the assailant. Dubbed by many, including yours truly, as Benedict Anvil, Neidhart professed how he did it for Hart and that they should have been getting the title shot. An attack in both Dynamite and Hart has led to this match at SuperClash. What could happen is an endless possibility!?
Prediction: I like this new side to the Anvil, and see it taking him to victory at SuperClash on Sunday.
Title Unification Match: LCW International Champion Tully Blanchard (with Baby Doll) VS. LCW Television Champion Wildfire Tommy Rich (with Missy Hyatt).
It started at LCW Uprising one month ago, when both Missy Hyatt and Baby Doll, of separate acquaintances, both tried dancing with the performing Flo Rida. But, when Flo's attention was turned to Baby Doll, Hyatt got jealous. A catfight led to their respective men, Blanchard (with Baby Doll) and Rich (with Hyatt) getting involved. Since then, Rich and his cronies in Hyatt International have attacked Blanchard. It led through a mixed tag team match this past week on LCW Showdown.
A new dimension to the match has to be the fact that both titles will be up for grabs, and the losers title will be retired. Who has enough in them to keep their titles active?
Prediction: Rich to win, as Hyatt International proves useful again.
Six-Man Tag Team Match: LCW Heritage Champion Nikita Koloff, Sgt. Slaughter and Ken Patera vs. The Disciples of Allah (Abdullah The Butcher and The Bolsheviks).
A falling out between Ken Patera and The Discples of Allah is what has led to this six man tag team match. The Allah leaders, Sheik Adnan Al-Kassie and General Skandor Akbar blamed Patera for a loss in a ten man tag team match earlier this year. This has led to a brutal path of Fireballs, attacks and threats.
Patera, now aligned with Nikita Koloff and Sgt. Slaughter, has the satisfaction of knowing that if they come out on top in this six man war, then and only then will the Discples of Allah split once and for all. Either way, this is a match with a lot of personal animosity, and it's not one to miss.
Prediction: Patera, Slaughter and Koloff prove dominant, as the Discples of Allah are falling apart at the seams.
The Skyscrapers vs. Doom
Since returning to Legends Championship Wrestling, Doom has made their intentions clear: they want the LCW Unified Tag Team Championships. However, after making their return, the Skyscrapers also made their long awaited return and set their sights on the same goal of championship gold.
The Skyscrapers quickly took out Doom's manager, Slick, and focused their attention on taking out their main target, Ron Simmons and Butch Reed. But can Sid Vicious and Dan Spivey, who were having problems before they left LCW for a short hiatus to refocus their energies, manage to work together as a team like they used to, or will they be brought down by the clearly focused and clearly united Doom.
There's no doubt that whoever wins this match will be a clear contender for the new LCW Unified Tag Team Champions after LCW SuperClash.
Prediction: I have to give this one to Doom. I'm not entirely sure that the Skyscrapers are totally focused on winning the gold and have fully worked out their issues. I have a feeling those issues could resurface at SuperClash when they face their fiercest competition since returning to Legends Championship Wrestling.
So what do you think? What matches are you most looking forward to? What are your predictions. Let us know by clicking on the "Post A Comment Now" button below.
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WWE developmental talent, and former LCW featured talent, Sheamus O'Shaunessy made his WWE debut with the ECW brand on last Tuesday's edition of ECW on the Sci-Fi Channel. 
