– Mikey Whipwreck is ending his public appearances after this weekend, and he says it is due to health and family prioritization. The ECW original announced the news on Twitter, writing that as he has issues driving at night and hearing well, as well as some mental reasons, he will not be doing public appearances going forward.
Whipwreck wrote:
“I want everyone to know… I’m not stopping all public appearances after this weekend out of anger or bitterness. I could go into a long-drawn-out explanation (some people already know the details) but I’ll “try” to keep it somewhat short.
•Spike Match: Sabu vs. Christopher Daniels
•The Samoan Island Tribe vs. Monsta Mack and B-Boy
•Jerry Lynn vs. Homicide
Journey back to 2003 and enter the Underground presented by http://www.newlawoffice.com.
Sabu looks to make James Mitchell’s Army Of Lost Souls pay in blood as he goes to war with “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels in a match where his signature metal spike is legal!
Brooklyn’s Homicide faces “The Evil F’N Show” Jerry Lynn in the second match of The Young Lions Series! Can “The Notorious 187” go 2 for 2 against the veteran Lynn and secure a full time spot on the MLW roster?
Winfree’s MLW Underground (Ep. 22) Review 5.12.21
Hello again everyone, with MLW on temporary hiatus until July they’re back to re-airing old episodes of Underground for a bit so that’s what we’ll be talking about tonight. Last time on Underground the EXTREME Horsemen stiffed Jerry Lawler on a payout for beating Terry Funk, Justin Credible snuck around in a mask, and Steve Corino did Steve Corino things. This week Sabu battles Christopher Daniels in a Spike match, the Samoan Island Tribe takes Monsta Mack and B-Boy, and in a battle of future ROH world champions Jerry Lynn meets Homicide.
Nobody asked for this…Stray Thoughts on May 4th NXT By Dr. Craftybacon on May 7, 2021, 1:44pm EDT +
Just some spit ballin’ on a Grade C Show (lolz):
· Loved the opener between Swerve and Ruff. A brutally athletic match that was given a ton of leeway by the NXT brass. Reminds me of classic ECW booking. Just because you’re on first, doesn’t mean you can’t go all out. Gotta love personal mid-card feuds. They’re essential but utterly ignored by Raw and Smackdown.
· Swerve is the star here. Loved him in Lucha Underground. I find his facial expressions a bit off at times, but the swagger and athletic work rate make him a must-watch. Keep pushin’ Young Swerve. Who does a better a high angle basement dropkick?
Jimmy Yang defeated Sonjay Dutt (11:22)
This was Dutt s high-flying debut in MLW before he competed in their upcoming Junior Heavyweight championship tournament. This was great and a real showcase for Dutt. Yang got the win, but Dutt stood out and was given a lot of offense to show what he can do.
The action quickly exploded as Dutt hit a tilt-a-whirl/around the world headscissors and an enormous springboard corkscrew high crossbody to the floor which must have been very close to 15 feet in the air.
Yang, who was playing the lazy and cocky heel, nearly took Dutt s head off with a spinning heel kick to retake control.