{"id":32254,"date":"2018-12-10T19:51:39","date_gmt":"2018-12-11T00:51:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lwosonprowrestling.ms.lastwordonsports.com\/?p=32254"},"modified":"2022-01-17T11:46:10","modified_gmt":"2022-01-17T16:46:10","slug":"preview-smash-wrestling-in-your-dreams-12-16-18","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lastwordonsports.com\/prowrestling\/2018\/12\/10\/preview-smash-wrestling-in-your-dreams-12-16-18\/","title":{"rendered":"Preview: Smash Wrestling ‘In Your Dreams’ (12\/16\/18)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Smash Wrestling<\/strong> returns to the Franklin Horner Community Centre for a special holiday show this Sunday, featuring a\u00a0solid show mixed with Southwestern Ontario and Upstate New York indie stars, as well as a few very special guests. Like many promotions, Smash Wrestling got hit by an injury bug (they had Marko Stunt<\/strong> booked prior to his broken leg) and had to remove PCO<\/strong> from the event due to his new Ring of Honor<\/a> contract (he was originally slated to face Jimmy Havoc<\/strong>). But the show must go on, and for Smash fans, this card still brings a lot of storytelling to the table with some great action.<\/p>\n

Fatal Four Way: Puf vs. Muscle vs. Jim Stryder vs. John Greed<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Smash veteran John Greed<\/strong> remains one of the Canadian indie\u00a0circuit’s most unheralded big men, combining brute force with surprising athleticism. He’s still freshly returned from a family hiatus, but he’s sure to be turning his eyes on the Smash Championship sooner than later. He’s in a four way against some emerging talents on the Smash roster, including Buffalo, New York’s Puf<\/strong>, who has been on a popular run of late with Buffalo’s Empire State Wrestling (ESW)<\/strong>, Smash, Limitless<\/strong> and more. The Muscle<\/strong> is flying solo since being fired by Kevin Bennett<\/strong>, but he’s hoping to make a name for himself outside the group. The last member of the four is an emerging talent from London, Ontario in Jim Stryder<\/strong>, and a student of former Smash Champion Tyson Dux<\/strong>, who will be looking to break out with a huge victory.<\/p>\n

Sebastian Suave vs. Daniel Garcia<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Sebastian Suave<\/strong> and Daniel Garcia<\/strong><\/a> continue their Best of 5 series, with the third match on Sunday. The had their first encounter in Quebec with Federation de Lutte Quebecoise<\/strong> at Challenge Accepted<\/strong><\/em>, where Suave came up with the first win. Just last week they held the second contest at CTL ALT DEL<\/strong><\/em> in London, Ontario, with Suave once again picking up the victory with a sharpshooter, injuring Garcia’s ankle. Suave is the wily\u00a0veteran, but Daniel Garcia is one of the fastest rising stars from upstate New York, having already appeared on WWE’s 205 Live<\/strong><\/em>. Garcia will have to dig down deep to come back from a 2-0 deficit and keep the contest going.<\/p>\n

Jody Threat vs. KC Spinelli<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Two of Smash’s women’s division come head to head after both came off with solid showings at this year’s CANUSA Classic<\/strong>. Jody Threat<\/strong> pulled the upset over indie veteran Neveah<\/strong>, while KC Spinelli<\/strong> shocked the audience with a big win over IMPACT Knockouts Champion Tessa Blanchard<\/strong>. The two will go head to head to determine who the top women’s competitor in Smash Wrestling truly is.<\/p>\n

Jason Kincaid vs. Carter Mason<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Oakville, Ontario’s Carter Mason<\/strong>, a student of former IMPACT X-Division Champion Johnny Devine<\/strong>, has been wrestling since the mid-2000s and is a staple of the Canadian indie circuit. Mason was scheduled to face Marko Stunt on Sunday, but sadly, “Mr. Fun Size” broke his leg at GCW<\/strong>‘s Joey Janela’s LA Confidential<\/strong><\/em> and is out until 2019. His replacement is someone Mason has faced before, in US indie star Jason Kincaid<\/strong>. Kincaid has been a regular with EVOLVE<\/strong> for the past few years but has spent a good deal of 2018 in Japan with DDT Pro<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Two Butchers & A Blade (Pepper Parks, Andy Williams & Tyler Bateman) vs. Kill\/Screen (Scotty “Hacker” O’Shea, Mark Wheeler & Shane Sabre)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Pepper Parks<\/strong> (formerly IMPACT star Braxton Sutter) is recently removed from being Smash Tag Team Champion alongside “Psycho Mike” Rollins<\/strong> in The Well Oiled Machines<\/strong>, but for this fight, he’s turning to his darker side. He’s teaming up with longtime friend Andy Williams<\/strong> (who also plays the guitar for Every Time I Die<\/strong>), who he tags with on the indies with Butcher & The Blade<\/strong>, as well as West Coast star Tyle Bateman<\/strong>. Bateman is the current AWS Champion and has been terrorizing the West Coast in Violence Unlimited<\/strong> with Brody King.<\/strong> They face “Hacker” Scotty O’Shea<\/strong>‘s revamped Kill\/Screen<\/strong> squad that features two of the Canadian indie scene’s bright young stars in former Superkick’D<\/strong> Champions Mark Wheeler<\/strong> and Shane Sabre<\/strong>. This will be more of a brawl than a wrestling match.<\/p>\n

Jimmy Havoc vs. Holden Albright<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Please read. We want to express heartfelt congratulations to @PCOisNotHuman<\/a> regarding his new contract and thank him for working with us to try to keep his booking. @HoldenPro<\/a> begged for this opportunity from the second rumours started and will get the opportunity vs @JimmyHavoc<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/DcpdUer9c9<\/a><\/p>\n

— Smash Wrestling (@smashwrestling) December 7, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n