8/23/02 King of Extreme

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In the past, the King of Extreme was an excuse to have a day of no wrestling, but a day of hitting each other with things. Whenever you saw a wrestling move, it was done onto a weapon like a road sign or a broken piece of a table. The first year in 1998 saw Zero outlast Red Blur, Musab Balbali Babu and Armageddon to win a shot at the Danville Championship, a chance he eventually blew much like Bev does to every guy with a dollar at the Diner on Main Street on Wednesday nights. Lance Velvetone's drunken slurs and Vince McCool's nasaly voice filled the DCW Amphitheatre that hot July afternoon as those who didn't belong in the tournament showed us why as in the case of Johnny Democracy and why the shy at heart should never be allowed to cut an interview as in the case of Steypuff. Zero went through his share of tables that day and was even made into a human pin cushon as streams of blood poored from his back from the poking hot thumbtacks. After a good 20 minutes of garbage action with Armageddon, Zero proved why he will always be DCW's true King of Extreme.

2000's King of Extreme tournament didn't mirror nor parallel that of its predecessor of two years before. Zero was eliminated in the first round in a three way dance by someone who didn't belong in the tournament--"Sweet" Jimmy D. The tournament was actually full of people who didn't belong like Biff, Chico Martine and "Sneaky" Pete McTaggart. McTaggart's match is actually quite funny as it showed he didn't want to wrestle Armageddon at all. The sleeper match of the show was a suprisingly good showing by Bad Omen and Sickness, who showed you can get a decent match out of anyone if he wrestles the right person. We also showed that anyone can look bad if he wrestles the wrong person, as was the case for Wraith in his match with Nomad. King of Extreme 2000 will be long remembered for the mental retardation shown by Rogue as he had to be shipped off to the hospital after Nomad kicked a chair into his face. Rogue later returned trying to show off his wound, but no one cared. Due to the injury, an entire round was skipped and we went straight to a 3-way finals which "Sweet" Jimmy D. won. "Sweet" Jimmy would also blow his DCW Danville Championship shot against Armageddon at the next showcase, Wrasslefest 2000.

This year's King of Extreme has a totally new crop of characters. With "Sweet" Jimmy D. and Zero as the tournament's past winners together in their revolt against Next Phase Wrestling and these modern times of Danville wrestling, they'll be sure to let everyone know the foundation of the King of Extreme tournament was built on rock and roll...I mean DCW.


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