ECW Lives On

[Andy362]

Haven't updated this for a couple of weeks now. But, I've decided to continue it. Cyberslam results will be put in this post in a little bit.

[Andy362]

Cyberslam 2001

18th February 2001

By Scott Keith

Before the show began, we were shown a video of Rhino, CW Anderson and Lou E. Dangerously attacking Mike Awesome with lead pipe, crushing his ribs. Styles and Cyrus explained that Awesome still wanted to compete, but would be at a severe disadvantage. It looks like Anderson is the newest member of The New Dangerous Alliance.

-Christian York and Joey Matthews defeated Danny Doring and Roadkill in a Ladder match. This included a few very good spots, including a super frankensteiner from Matthews to Doring from the Ladder. The match ended with Roadkill climbing up the ladder, but then being pushed off by Matthews and York, to the outside and through a table. York and Matthews then grab the briefcase hanging from the ladder.

***3/4

Overall Rating: 76%

Crowd Reaction: 75%

Match Quality: 92%

After the match, York and Matthews announce that they are using their Tag Title shot that they won a couple of weeks ago against the FBI next week on Hardcore TV. They will face whoever the Tag Champions are next week.

-CW Anderson defeated Mike Awesome in an ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Final match, which stipulation was a Hardcore match. Awesome dominated the match, even going as far as to bust Anderson open on the forehead. However, Lou E. Dangerously was the deciding factor in the match. He tried to hit Awesome with his cellphone, but was then grabbed and Awesome bombed. Awesome then turned into a steel chair shot into his injured ribs and a spinebuster from Anderson. Anderson then got the three count to advance.

-Jerry Lynn defeated Balls Mahoney in an ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Final match, which was a Hardcore match, just like the other Quarter-Finals. Mahoney delivered a few of his trademark chairshots, bending the chair. But, Lynn wouldn't back down. Lynn finally won when he hit the Cradle Piledriver on a steel chair to grab the victory, and advance.

*3/4

Overall Rating: 63%

Crowd Reaction: 66%

Match Quality: 74%

Super Crazy defeated Masato Tanaka in an ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Final match, which was a Hardcore match. Crazy was really over with the crowd, and got in a few of his moonsault spots. Tanaka failed to hit a Roaring Elbow, and was then hit with a brainbuster, and Crazy's trademark Triple Moonsault for the victory. He is the third guy in the semi-finals.

*** 3/4

Overall Rating: 69%

Crowd Reaction: 67%

Match Quality: 88%

Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Rey Mysterio Jr. in the final ECW TV Title Tournament Quarter Final match, which was a Hardcore match. This was a highflying match, with both men hitting their trademark moves. Tajiri got the victory with a Kick Of Death to the head. Anderson, Lynn Tajiri and Crazy are now the final four in the tournament.

****1\2

Overall Rating: 79%

Crowd Reaction: 77%

Match Quality: 100%

Jerry Lynn defeated CW Anderson in an ECW TV Title Tournament Semi-Final Table match. Lou. E Dangerously tried to interfere in the match once again, but hit CW Anderson with his cellphone instead. Lynn then clotheslined Lou. E to the outside, and hit the Cradle Piledriver through a table for the victory and the first final spot.

*1/4

Overall Rating: 54%

Crowd Reaction: 45%

Match Quality: 73%

Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Super Crazy in an ECW TV Title Tournament Semi-Final Table match. This was a great match between the two as always, and Tajiri hit a few stiff kicks to Crazy's head. The finish came when Tajiri placed Crazy onto the table, and hit a flying splash from the top rope. Tajiri will now face Jerry Lynn to crown a new ECW TV Champion.

***3/4

Overall Rating: 75%

Crowd Reaction: 77%

Match Quality: 92%

The Impact Players defeated Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman in a First Blood match to retain the ECW Tag Team Championships. This was a great battle between four men that have been feuding for the last month or so. The finish came when Francine low-blowed Tommy Dreamer, and Credible crashed a Singapore Cane over Dreeamer's head. Lance Storm and The Sandman were battling outside, as Credible spiking the remains of the Singapore Cane into the head of Dreamer, cutting his forehead open.

***

Overall Rating: 76%

Crowd Reaction: 88%

Match Quality: 81%

After the match, The Impact Players beat down Sandman and Dreamer some more, before standing over them with Francine and Dawn Marie, and the belts around their waists. Storm then ripped off Tommy Dreamer's ECW shirt and spat on it, before throwing it back onto him.

Rhino defeated Rob Van Dam in a Last Man Standing match to retain the ECW Title. Paul Heyman interfered in the match, but was Gored by Rhino. A bandaged CW Anderson then came to the ring, but was Van Daminatored by RVD. As RVD climbed to the top rope for a Five Star Frog Splash, he was pushed off by a masked man, who had emerged from the crowd. Rhino then hit the piledriver and three Gore's for the victory.

***1\4

Overall Rating: 76%

Crowd Reaction: 86%

Match Quality: 83%

Overall Show Rating: 72%

We got a 0.86 buyrate for ''Cyberslam''

4100 attended the show

We earnt $102000 from ticket sales

Edited October 22, 2006 by Andy362

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