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  1. I noticed that Sunshine is listed on my roster but at this point she has retired.
  2. Pacific Coast Wrestling Show from the UCSB Event Center, Santa Barbara, March 31st Stormfront (Al Snow & Alex Porteau) vs. The Can-Am Express A furious battle that ended when Porteau pinned Lafon following a takeover suplex Maxx Payne vs. Mike Awesome A battle of the big men that, despite considerable efforts from Payne, Awesome took with a mighty lariat Brian Lee vs. Curt Hennig In something of a shock result, Lee countered an attempted Perfect Plex with a slingshot into the corner, then followed up with the Prime Time Slam to pull off the upset. Pacific Light Heavyweight Title Match : Brian Christopher © vs. Dragon Azul When Dragon went up to the top turnbuckle, Jim Cornette knocked him off with a tennis racquet shot. Christopher capitalized with the Chris Cross (Full Nelson Facebuster) to successfully defend his title. Chris Candido vs. Stan Lane Candido ducked a Savate Kick from Lane then caught him in a schoolboy rollup to get the one two three. California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Steve Blackman It looked like Blackman was going to have his second time limit draw of the weekend, but at the 28 minute mark, the champion hit the Regal Cutter and pull out the win.
  3. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the LA Sports Arena, Los Angeles, on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, March 30th The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. The Southern Boys The Wild Eyed Southern Boys came out extremely aggressively in this match, to the extent that they ended up losing by DQ when Armstrong shoved the ref to the mat. Louie Spicolli vs. Buddy Rose Despite an enthusiastic effort from Spicolli, Rose was his cool confident self and pinned him following the Inside Out Backbreaker. Dustin Rhodes vs. The Undertaker Dustin poured all he had into this match, going all out against the Dead Man, but the Undertaker was able to execute the Tombstone for the win. Bret Hart & The Force Of July (The Patriot & The Eagle) vs. Bam Bam Bigelow & The Destruction Crew While Bam Bam was tangling with Bret, the FOJ took down Enos with a double flying shoulder tackle to score the victory. Enos was clearly angry with Bigelow after the match for not breaking up the pin, although there wasn't really much the Beast From The East could do about it. Scott Hall vs. Barry Windham During an expectedly hotly contested bout, the lights went out and the Triangle Of Terror symbol was beamed into the ring. When the lights came back on, Barry Windham was furious, and stormed out to try to find the culprit, leading to him being counted out and the win going to a confused Scott Hall. Ricky Steamboat & Dan Severn vs. Genichiro Tenryu & Masahiro Chono A long and intense battle that went to the Blood Syndicate when Tenryu took Severn down with a belly to belly suplex
  4. Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Olympic Auditorium , Los Angeles , on ESPN / TSN, March 29th Jerry Lynn & The Suicide Blondes (Chris Candido & Louie Spicolli) vs. Dean Malenko & The Can-Am Express Lynn and Malenko have been lighting up the cards on TV shows and house shows alike with a series of hotly contested singles matches, and tonight, they would face off in a six man tag. Their partners were two of the most exciting tag teams in PCW's crowded tag division, and they certainly delivered in action. But the fans were most keen to see Lynn and Malenko square off, and gave a whoop whenever they were in the ring together. They kept the fans on their toes with plentiful near falls, but Lynn ultimately came out on top with a quickly executed Victory Roll. One can feel certain that this will only inspire Malenko to come out for the next match even more fixed on getting the win. Barry Windham vs. John Kenney Lately, the former Pacific champ has been at his wits end being tormented by the mysterious Triangle Of Terror. Going from notes to arena lights, this enigmatic entity has seemed to have made it's mission to drive Windham crazy. The Widowmaker wore a ferocious scowl on his face and was looking over his shoulder for any sign of the Triangle, whatever or whoever it was. There was no sign of either the Triangle or the symbol, so he instead focused on annihilating poor Kenney. Even clobbering him with the Western Lariat was not enough, and Windham followed up by hoisting Kenney's unconscious form up on the top turnbuckle and executing the Superplex to finally put him out of his misery. Even then, Windham kept glancing around after the match. Something tells me it won't be long before Windham cracks up. Steve Blackman vs. Shinya Hashimoto With Dan Severn in the doldrums following his loss of the Pacific Submission Title, Steve Blackman has taken it on himself to bring the Citadel back up to a position of prominence. He brought that positive energy into his match with Shinya Hashimoto. The Lethal Weapon and the Japanese star had a high energy battle of kicks and attempted submissions, neither man holding dominance for long and going to a 10 minute time limit draw. Despite not getting the win, Blackman was quite enthusiastic after the match and eagerly shook hands and bowed with Hashimoto, which Hashimoto graciously returned. We will see if Blackman is able to light a fire under the rest of the Citadel. The Force Of July (The Patriot & The Eagle) vs. The Juice Crew (Beetle Juice & Big Juice) The Force Of July have been a beloved team among the PCW fans pretty much ever since they made their debut on the West Coast. That said, of late, they have found a persistent annoyance in the Wild Things team of the Juice Crew. The bizarre duo have bedeviled the masked pair with their constant skullduggery and bizarre behaviour , and this match was no exception. Despite the Juice Crew's outlandish tactics, the Force Of July pulled out the win when the Patriot caught Beetlejuice coming off the ropes with a scoop powerslam. The FOJ are looking to rid themselves of this nuisance before they can gear up for a run at the champions. Dustin Rhodes vs. Chris Adams Dustin Rhodes has been in the wrestling business for a bit over a year, and in that time has started to carve out a comfortable niche for himself outside of the shadow of his legendary father . With a solid run as California Champion now complete, Dustin finds himself looking for fresh challenges, and certainly picked a formidable one in Chris Adams. Dustin more than held his own against the English Gentleman, and was on the verge of finishing off Adams with the Running Bulldog Headlock, only for Diamond Dallas Page to reach in and grab his leg to block the move. This gave Adams to opportunity to counter with a Belly To Back Suplex and, with a fistful of trunks, stole the win. Despite the disappointing result , Rhodes certainly proved he is not to be taken lightly. Steve Austin vs. Cactus Jack The next match featured two competitors at very different points in their trajectory. Stunning Steve is on a high after his big win at Aloha Spectacular, and is looking to capitalize to further his still emerging career. Cactus, on the other hands, is finding himself increasingly at odds with the Wild Things, the group he founded, and is struggling to prove that he is still the one to be in charge. Both men were very aggressive in this match, with a plethora of flying fists throughout the match. It wasn't too long before the action spilled outside the ring, and the two were so focused on their brawling that they failed to notice that the ref had counted them both out of the match. Cactus has long been known for his violent tendencies, but Austin is showing himself to have something of a hot temper of his own. Pacific Television Title Match : Brian Pillman © vs. Johnny Ace Flyin' Brian has been having his own great run as Pacific Television Champion, but has lately found himself plagued at every turn by the Playboy Club. Once again, he would be facing them with the title on the line, this time in the form of the Illustrious Johnny Ace, and Ace had Buddy Rose, Tina Ferrari, Mike Awesome and Scotty The Body in his corner. The ref swiftly laid down the law and declared that, while he wouldn't ban them from ringside, he gave them strict directions that , if he caught even a whiff of interference from them, he would not only disqualify Ace, he would dish out heavy fines to everyone in the Playboy Club. Regardless, Ace kept looking to the other members of the Club to take an active hand throughout the match, with annoyed Rose pointing to the ref whenever he did so. Ace wound up sufficiently distracting himself that a precision dropkick from Pillman sent him flying out of the ring. When he returned to the ring, Pillman caught him in a German Suplex that got the pinfall to successfully defend his title. As they returned to the locker room, Rose, Ferrari and Scotty were all glancing at each other and silently nodding. Hmmmm …..
  5. "Toronto is just like New York City except without all the stuff!"
  6. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Selland Arena, Fresno, March 24th The Suicide Blondes (Chris Candido & Louie Spicolli) vs. The Can-Am Express A close tag team duel that went to the Can-Ams with a Cobra Clutch suplex from Lafon on Candido. The Dragon Kings (Dragon Azul & Silver King) vs. The Jackal & Beetlejuice This fierce battle went to the Dragon Kings with Silver King catching Beetlejuice in the Silver Crash (diving Samoan Drop). Billy Gunn vs. Cactus Jack A crazy brawl that wound up going to a no contest when the ref was unable to get the match under control. Maxx Payne vs. Johnny Ace Big Maxx Payne took down Ace with the Payne Threshold (front layout suplex) Pacific Submission Title Match : Billy Jack Haynes © vs. Toshiaki Kawada Kawada was unable to get the powerful Haynes in the Stretch Plum , and wound up submitting to the Full Nelson California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Vic Steamboat The Demon gave the champ a considerable challenge but ultimately was pinned following the Regal Suplex
  7. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Cow Palace , San Francisco, on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, March 23rd Jerry Lynn vs. Dean Malenko Malenko attempted a Brainbuster, but Lynn flipped out of it and countered with a German Suplex that got the three count. Dustin Rhodes & The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. Buddy Rose, Mike Awesome & Scotty The Body Dreamer had Scotty locked in the Dream Weaver (modified Sleeper) but was clobbered from behind by Mike Awesome. The allowed Scotty to hit the Body Shot (single arm DDT) to give the win to the Playboy Club Dan Severn vs. Stan Lane In his first singles match since losing the Pacific Submission Title, Severn seemed tentative against the Man With Educated Feet. Severn was able to rally and pin Lane after a takeover suplex, but seemed quite frustrated after the match. Pacific Light Heavyweight Title Match : Brian Christopher © vs. Eddie Guerrero Guerrero crashed into Christopher in a dive outside the ring, leading to both men being counted out. Pacific Tag Team Title Match : The Destruction Crew © vs. The Southern Boys The champs won by DQ when Smothers hit Enos with the Crew's sledgehammer. Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. Masahiro Chono In a long and hard hitting match with Genichiro Tenryu at ringside, Steamboat was ultimately able to put down Chono with a Diving Crossbody.
  8. Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Oakland Alameda County Arena, Oakland, on ESPN / TSN, March 22nd Billy Gunn vs. Big Juice In his short time on the West Coast, Billy Gunn has had his share of both wins and losses, but at the same time has made many friends among the fans. No matter what fortune has thrown at the amiable Texan, he has faced it all with a ready grin and a willingness to get back up on the proverbial horse. He had his work cut out for him tonight as he faced the powerhouse of the Juice Crew. Big Juice was certainly a formidable opponent, but Gunn came back and knocked him to the mat with a spectacular dropkick. He then followed up with the Sidewinder (spinning side suplex) to get the win. Gunn is clearly determined to make a name for himself in PCW. Brian Adams vs. Genichiro Tenryu Slowly but surely, Genichiro Tenryu has carved an impressive path through Pacific Coast Wrestling. As yet undefeated in singles competition, Tenryu has his sights set on the Pacific Heavyweight Title. Adams did everything he could in an heroic effort, but the Japanese legend always had an answer for it. After a series of jarring power moves, Tenryu knocked the "Crusher" out with an Enzuigiri and pinned him. Ricky Steamboat has a hot contender on his trail. Interview : Don Coss stands in the ring Coss : Ladies and gentlemen, my next guest is the former Pacific Heavyweight Champion … Barry Windham! The crowd loudly boos Windham but he pays them no heed, wearing a ferocious scowl as he stalks to the ring. Coss : Barry, I couldn't help but notice that Paul Bearer and the rest of the Neighborhood Of Evil aren't with you. Is something amiss? Windham : *grabbing the microphone* You shut your face and mind your business, Coss. I have something to say! For the last few weeks, somebody has been slipping me notes. In my locker, in my gear bag, on my car windshield, always the same notes. This triangle symbol and the message … "The Triangle Of Terror is coming for you!" Now this stupid triangle symbol keeps showing up before my matches. Well, I am sick and tired of this crap! I don't know who it is, but you had better knock it off. Is it you, Hall? The Citadel? Cornette? Buddy Rose … you've had it in for me since I beat you for the title. That idiot in the mask? I don't care! You want to come after me, do it face to face, like a man! I'm not going to give you a second warning! The Force Of July (The Patriot & The Eagle) vs. The Fighting Irish (Fit Finlay & Erin O'Grady) "The Leprechaun" Erin O'Grady is another young star in the making who has ben gradually forging a reputation it the territory. No matter what the result of the match, his opponent always come out knowing they have been in a fight, and his mentor Fit Finlay has been a constant source of support and encouragement for his feisty nature. The fan favorite team of the Force Of July did everything they could to corral him, but it was like trying to tame a wildcat. It took a mighty double flying clothesline to keep him down for good, and afterwards, the Patriot and the Eagle were looking at him with a new respect. David Young vs. Travis Sampson Keeping with the theme of rookies making an impact, the "Roughneck" David Young has moved fast since his arrival, forming quick allies in the Oregon Wrecking Crew and being a big part of their reign of terror. Sampson was undoubtedly regretting signing this contract, being swiftly and easily dismantled by Young before being taken down for good with the Spinebuster Slam. People had best be on their guard with the OWC, no matter which one they are facing. Shinya Hashimoto vs. Bam Bam Bigelow While Young is secure in his friendship with the Oregon Wrecking Crew, relations seem to have soured between Bigelow and the Diamond Exchange. After suffering some hard fought losses, the Beast From The East has found himself the proverbial unfavorite child of DDP's family. He tried to make up for it in this match by taking the fight right to Hashimoto, but the Japanese star capitalize on his aggression and lure him into recklessly making costly mistakes. Page's annoyance in his man's performance increased as the match went on, and when Hashimoto got Bigelow up for a body slam, Page took matters into his own hands, reaching into the ring with his cane and whacking Hashimoto's knee. This caused Hashimoto to topple over with Bigelow on top, causing Bam Bam to get the pinfall. Regardless of the result, DDP had a look of intense disgust on his face as they left the ring.
  9. I know he had that exhibition match with Bock in UWFi
  10. Will always remember a call I got from my wrestling buddy Jim in mid 1991, where he literally said , "Did you see the WCW debut of future WWF world champion Stunning Steve Austin?" Austin was one of these guys who showed pretty much from the get go that he was the real deal.
  11. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from McArthur Court, Eugene, March 17th Kensuke Sasaki vs. Doug Furnas Furnas pinned Sasaki following a rana, a surprising move from the big man. Eddie Guerrero vs. Erin O'Grady In a fast paced match, Eddie came out on top after hitting the Frog Splash on the Leprechaun . Toshiaki Kawada vs. Phil Lafon Phoenix Rising evened the score with the Can-Am Express after Kawada knocked out Lafon with a spin kick to the head. Louie Spicolli vs. The Soultaker Despite a game effort from Spicolli, he ended up going down to the Exorcism (Spine Snapper Backbreaker) from the Soultaker California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Steve Blackman A very tightly contested bout where Regal prevailed after ducking the Running Bicycle Kick and executing the Regal Plex. Cage Match : Bret Hart vs. Bam Bam Bigelow An exhausting weekend for the Hitman as he is in the main event on back to back nights. Both Hart and Bigelow were a bloody mess by the end of the match, where Bret was finally able to take down the Beast From The East with a Bulldog from the top rope.
  12. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Portland Memorial Coliseum , Portland , on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN, March 16th Brian Lee vs. The Jackal "Bulldozer" Brian Lee came out determined to keep his momentum going from his win the previous day, and was full of confidence going into his match with the masked man. Part way through, Lee's old enemy Cactus Jack came to ringside, but instead of interfering in the match, he simply stared at the Jackal. With the Jackal so distracted, Lee was able to take Jackal down with a clothesline followed by the Prime Time Slam for the win. After the match, the Jackal and Cactus Jack started arguing but the rest of the Wild Things came out to calm things down, God help us. Steve Austin vs. Bobby Eaton Steve Austin, on the other hand, was coming off a loss the day before and was very much set on making up for it. Bobby came in already battered and bruised from the beating he had taken the day before from the Southern Boys, and Austin eagerly capitalized on it. Austin was all over Eaton throughout the match, and Beautiful Bobby was ultimately easy prey for the Stun Gun. You definitely don't want to show any weakness to Stunning Steve. Jerry Lynn vs. Dean Malenko After their recent time limit draw, many were eager to see just how this battle between Lynn and Malenko would go. Both men had the advantage at different points in the match, but it wound up going to Malenko after a jarring brainbuster. Shinya Hashimoto vs. Fit Finlay This would be a furious clash between two of the toughest men in PCW. Neither man seemed about to give an inch, but Hashimoto was able to grind down Fit Finlay enough to hit the Leaping Spike DDT and get the win. Brian Pillman, Billy Gunn & The Dreamboats (Tommy Dreamer & Glamour Boy Shane) vs. The Playboy Club (Buddy Rose, Mike Awesome, Scotty The Body & Johnny Ace) A follow up match from the night before, this was as chaotic as one could imagine, with the ref struggling to maintain order. No surprise that it wound up breaking down with all 8 men in the ring. While Pillman was duking it out with Rose, Awesome ambushed him from behind with a clothesline and then hit an Awesome Bomb. Rose then added the final insult with the Inside Out Backbreaker before pinning Flyin' Brian. Golden State Tag Team Title Match : The Rainbow Warriors (Vic Steamboat & Brian Adams) © vs. The Juice Crew (Beetlejuice & Big Juice) The Golden State Tag Champs once again defended their newly won titles, this time against the bizarre Wild Things duo. The Juice Crew put in an intense challenge, but the Warriors prevailed when, in an impressive feat of strength, hit the Demon Suplex (Tiger Suplex) on Big Juice. Ricky Steamboat, Bret Hart & Scott Hall vs. Barry Windham, The Undertaker & Curt Hennig Once again, the mysterious triangle symbol appeared in the ring before the match, greatly agitating Windham while confusing his partners. The match was a fitting main event for a great evening, with Steamboat ducking a lariat from Windham and executing a single arm rollup for the win.
  13. Pacific Wrestling Showcase from the Portland Sports Arena, Portland , on ESPN / TSN, March 15th Steve Austin vs. Chris Adams Steve Austin has been on an absolute high lately in PCW and it doesn't seem like anyone can slow him down, least of all his mentor Bret Hart. Hart, who was at ringside , clearly has realized that his pupil was ready to run and is just letting him off the leash to go where he wants to go. In this case, he is challenging one of their most hated enemies, Chris Adams of the Diamond Exchange, and he certainly wasn't holding back. He went all out against the Gentleman, and Adams seemed startled by how much Austin was dishing out. Austin's enthusiasm got the better of him and led to recklessness when he charged in on Adams in the corner. Adams caught him flatfooted with the Superkick, knocking him out stone cold and getting the win. Hart was encouraging to Austin as he led him from the ring, but Adams and DDP were giving him a peculiar look, whispering to each other as they headed to the locker room. Brian Lee vs. David Young David Young has been another breakout star from the PCW rookie class of 1989. "The Roughneck" has proven his worth as a member of the Oregon Wrecking Crew, holding his own with some of the toughest competitors in the territory. He was not going easy on himself by taking on the rough and tough "Bulldozer" Brian Lee, and they had a hard hitting match. Lee was able to take down Young with the Prime Time Slam, but Young clearly had gone up in the eyes of both Lee and the fans. The Southern Boys vs. The Midnight Express The Wild Eyed Southern Boys have been on a precipitous decline since losing the Pacific Tag Team Titles to the Destruction crew, suffering a series of disheartening losses. They were clearly looking to unload their frustrations on the Midnight Express, and unload they did. Jim Cornette's men seemed to be in shock at the sheer violence that Steve and Tracy were dishing out, and it wasn't long before the Louisville Lip was tossing his tennis racquet into the ring to try to give his boys back the advantage. This wound up being intercepted by Tracy Smothers, who then used it to batter Bobby Eaton senseless. The ref had no choice to throw out the match, declaring a no contest, and the Midnights took that as their cue to flee the ring, leaving the furious Southern Boys in their wake. The fans' mouths were agape at what they just witnessed. Chris Candido vs. Phil Lafon After three matches that were high on the violence meter, the fans got a breather with a fresh technical matchup. Candido was a former Light Heavyweight champ, while Lafon is a member of the Can-Am Express, one of the hottest tag teams on the West Coast. They had a tightly contested scientific showdown, finishing when Candido caught Lafon coming off the ropes in a side slam, then went up top to hit the New Jersey Jam for the victory. Another one for the highlight reel of the Light Heavyweight division. Brian Pillman & Billy Gunn vs. Buddy Rose & Mike Awesome After a brief respite, back to the chaos, which is no surprise given the presence of the Playboy Club. Full credit , though, Pillman and Gunn were tough men and not about to back down, even from the huge Mike Awesome. It was pretty much inevitable that sooner or later, Scotty The Body and Johnny Ace would get involved, which of course led to the Dreamboats responding in kind. Once again, the ref had to throw the match out, and it took a full complement of security to clear the ring. It won't be long before this situation blows sky high.
  14. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Kelowna Memorial Arena, Kelowna, March 10th The Dragon Kings (Dragon Azul & Silver King) vs. The Can-Am Express These two teams had an incredibly competitive match that ended when Furnas executed a highly impressive rana to pin Dragon Azul. Eddie Guerrero vs. Scotty The Body Scotty didn't have the Playboy Club to interfere in this match but still was able to sneak in a cheap shot to set up the Body Shot (DDT) and get the win. Dustin Rhodes vs. Cactus Jack This was a bare knuckle slugfest that went to Rhodes by way of the Running Bulldog Headlock . Pacific Tag Team Title Match : The Destruction Crew © vs. Stormfront (Al Snow & Alex Porteau) Another rematch from Aloha Spectacular saw Stormfront give a considerable challenge to the champs before a snuck in sledgehammer shot to the midsection by Enos left Porteau vulnerable to a Butterfly Suplex by Bloom. Scott Hall vs. Curt Hennig Another ferocious battle between these two that saw Hall emerge victorious with the Gator Breaker (Fallaway Slam) California Title Match : Steven Regal © vs. Billy Gunn In his first title defense, Regal outmaneuvered the genial Texan and defeated him with the Regal -Plex.
  15. Pacific Coast Wrestling show from the Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver on Pacific Super Cards on ESPN / TSN , March 9th Glamour Boy Shane vs. The Soultaker Shane put in a game effort and was able to hold his own against the intimidating Soultaker. That all ran aground when Johnny Ace snuck into the ring and clobbered him from behind with a clothesline. This left Shane open for Soultaker to hit the Exorcism (Spine Snapper backbreaker) and get the win. Brian Lee vs. Johnny Ace Taking umbrage at his interference in the previous match, Glamour Boy Shane and Tommy Dreamer came down during this match to give the death glare to Ace. They didn't do anything other than stare him down, it was enough of a distraction to leave him open to the Prime Time Slam which proved the decisive move for Lee. Tommy Dreamer vs. Buddy Rose After the shenanigans of the previous two matches, the ref attempted to lay down the law by banning Glamour Boy Shane and any members of the Playboy Club from ringside. However, he could not ban Tina Ferrari , as she had a manager's license, and she duly took advantage by snagging Dreamer's leg while he ran the ropes. Rose eagerly capitalized by nailing Dreamer with the Inside Out Backbreaker and pinning him. Just goes to show, no matter what obstacles are put in his path, the Playboy will find a way to steal the win. Dan Severn, Steve Blackman & Maxx Payne vs. The Oregon Wrecking Crew (Billy Jack Haynes, Gary Albright & David Young) With Payne coming in still injured from his last 2 matches and Severn being rather listless following losing the Pacific Submission Title, it fell to Steve Blackman to carry his team for much of this match. In spite of a game effort on the part of Blackman, he was unable to prevent Severn from being pinned following a takeover suplex by Albright. Bret Hart vs. Fit Finlay This was a ferocious battle between two of the best wrestlers in PCW. Finlay was able to fight his way out of attempts at the Sharpshooter, but was taken down with a second rope bulldog that gave the match to the Hitman. Pacific Heavyweight Title Match : Ricky Steamboat © vs. Barry Windham The evening would close off with a rematch from Aloha Spectacular. Once again, Windham's entrance was interrupted by the lights going out and a triangle pattern being lit up in the ring, which clearly infuriated Windham. This didn't stop him from having another epic classic with the new champion. Windham pulled out all the stops to try to regain the title, culminating in going up top to finish him off with a flying Western Lariat . Steamboat still had the presence of mind to duck the move, and was them able to wrap up the felled Windham in a Schoolboy rollup to emerge triumphant in his first title defense of his new reign.
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