Various: NWA 74 Night 2 Results, Bushwhackers on Origin of Team Name, Impact Tapings News

NWA 74 Night 2 Results – Aug. 28, 2022

August 28, 2022
St. Louis, MO – The Chase Ballroom

Quick Match Results:

1. Pre-show: Submission match – Doug Williams went to a time limit draw against Rhett Titus (10:00)
2. Pre-show: Angelina Love defeated Taryn Terrell via Botox Injection (pinfall)
3. Pre-show: Kerry Morton defeated Gustavo via Knee Strike (pinfall)
4. Pre-show: Queen Bee Part 1 match – Madi, Missa Kate, & Natalia Markova defeated Jennacide, KiLynn King, & Taya Valkyrie via Jazz Stinger (pinfall)
5. Pre-show: Queen Bee Part 2 match – Natalya Markova defeated Missa Kate and Madi via Double Underhook DDT (pinfall)
6. Best 2-out-of-3 Falls match – Colby Corino defeated Caprice Coleman, 2 falls to one fall (pinfall)
7. Battle Royal for Vacant NWA United States Tag Team Championship – The Fixers (Jay Bradley & Wrecking Ball Legursky) won, last eliminating Team Ambition (Mike Outlaw and Camaro Jackson)
8. Magic Jake Dumas defeated Mercurio via Abracadabra (pinfall)
9. MLW National Openweight Championship – Davey Richards (c) defeated Thrillbilly Silas via Ankle Lock (submission)
10. NWA National Championship – Cyon (c) defeated Anthony Mayweather via Death Valley Driver (pinfall)
11. NWA World Women’s Tag Team Championship Kingsway Street Fight – Pretty Empowered (Ella Envy & Kenzie Paige) (c) defeated The Hex (Marti Belle & Allysin Kay) via Double Team Superkick (pinfall)
12. NWA Junior Heavyweight Championship – Homicide (c) defeated Ricky Morton via Clothesline (pinfall)
13. Nick Aldis defeated Flip Gordon via Kingsland Cloverleaf (submission)
14. Missouri Tornado Tag Team match – The Pope & Kratos defeated Aron Stevens & Rodney Mack via Roll-up (pinfall)
15. Thomas Latimer vs. EC3 went to a No Contest
16. NWA World Women’s Championship – Kamille (c) defeated Max The Impaler via Roll-up (pinfall)
17. NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship – Trevor Murdoch (c) defeated Tyrus via Top Rope Bulldog (pinfall)

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The Bushwhackers Comment on Origin of Their Team Name

A recent episode of the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling podcast had WWE Hall of Famers The Bushwhackers, Luke and Butch, as the guests.

One of the topics discussed included the Bushwhackers revealing the origin of their ring name in WWF.

“We were working with the Rock N Roll Express in NWA and they were the hottest baby face tag team. We just had an angle with Lex Luger and Barry Windham, and we get the phone call when Vince rang up and said, ‘oh, you know, come work for me’. So Luke told me. And I, I was very excited. He wasn’t quite so excited because he’s just told we were getting a very good push from the WCW. Finally they had realized what they had and they’re gonna push us pretty big.”

So anyway, we go up there. They, they, they, they bring us up in the air, in the first class, they got a limo waiting for us at the airport, with the chauffer, up to the thing. He’s (Vince) sitting in the office. Once we get escorted into the office and we sat down and he’s, you know, we’d never met him before. He had never met us. So we shook his hands and he says, guys, I tell you what he says. I would love to have you guys on board. But I’m thinking about bringing you guys in as baby faces. So I jumped on his office bench, on my hands and knees, and I went straight over to him and I gave him a YAY! And I said, Vince, take a look at these faces. And we did the old, the old, uh, Sheepherder/Bushwacker look. And I said, if you think you can make money with these two face. I’m in 100%.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

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Impact Wrestling Lone Star Stampede Tapings News & Notes

Impact Wrestling recently held their Lone Star Stampede themed Impact! television tapings over this weekend in Dallas, Texas.

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Impact drew an attendance of around 500 for each night of their tapings in Dallas with Saturday’s tapings drawing a larger attendance than Friday’s tapings.

In regards to the Good Brothers, Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson, Johnson reported that the duo have finished their current commitments with Impact and will be primary working for New Japan Pro Wrestling going forward. Johnson also reported that his sources stated that WWE was interested at one point in signing the team back to the company prior to Vince McMahon’s departure. Talks between the two sides reportedly fizzled out over Gallows and Anderson not holding a good view of the company due to issues over how they were handled and their releases following them signing new contracts to stay in WWE instead of joining AEW in 2019. Another issue reportedly was due to Gallows and Anderson did not want to come back under cheaper monetary deals.

Johnson also reported that former WWE talent Kristal Marshall and former WWE and ECW official Lou D’Angeli reportedly were seen in attendance backstage during the tapings.