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July 14,        2000
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FLORIDA CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING
SHOW FOR THE        BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
THURSDAY JULY 6, 2000
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 Interviews The morning of Thursday, July 6, 2000, at the Boys and Girls Club of        Miami and in front of more than 2000 kids, exemplary athletes, through        brave matches and creative story lines, delivered an amazing, electrifying        and extremely professional pro wrestling show. It was a morning to        remember. It was a crowd in ecstasy. It was another spectacular show        brought by the Florida Championship Wrestling.       
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There were charisma and athletic skills displayed at their maximum by a        group of pro wrestlers who can be considered some of the best in the State        of Florida. It was pro wrestling at its finest.       
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During the opening match, Latin Prodigy Tony Apollo, faced the        none-the-less experienced and merciless New Age Spoiler. Beginning with        his characteristic Olympian gymnastic entrance, Apollo turned the        excitement to its highest possible level. He produced a pop whose        decibels, in a meteoric crescendo, reached levels that were certainly        historical. Through his thrilling and amazing variety of athletic aerial        moves that have become extremely harmful to his opponents, due to his        highly developed physique, Apollo was able to control the match. Apollo        dominated the talent and the experience of the Spoiler to obtain, as        posted on the FCW site, an "electrifying triumph." The crowd went in        ecstasy chanting: Tony! Tony!       
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With the enthusiasm at its maximum, the second match kept the high        level of excitement. "Live Wire" Chris Charger and the Blackhart delivered        one hell of a match. Chris was destructive and implacable against the        vicious Blackhart. Definitely Chris, after breaking out of the "All        American" role, has become one of the most dangerous wrestlers in South        Florida. During this match, Chris had to display the best of his        high-flying high-risk-taking style, to be able to dominate the force        brute, the bloodthirsty and brutality of the Blackhart. To finish a close        to be tied match, Chris pinned the Blackhart for the victory.       
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The third match came to reinforce the thrill! Two of the best wrestlers        in the state: Jeff Roth and Anthony Michaels, Wildside, faced another two        great wrestlers: Bruno Sassy and Tilly, Phi Delta Slam, managed by        Fabulous Frank. Featuring surprising and extremely exciting moments, this        tag team match was a non-stop action from the opening bell. Using their        unparalleled well-coordinated aerial teamwork, Anthony and Jeff were able        to earn the victory through a magisterial execution of a series of        combinations of splashes, cross bodies and missile drop kicks. The crowd        came again in ecstasy to celebrate their heroes. The after match actions,        during which, Fabulous Frank received, as posted on the FCW's site, a        "brutal paddling", brought an extra dose of excitement.       
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The courageous Soulman Alex G faced the power, the ferocity and the        violence of the FCW Heavyweight champion, Duke "the Dumpster" Droese. In a        non-stop action match, Duke demonstrated why he is the most feared        heavyweight champion of the Florida Indies. Many dropping legs and elbows,        and the trash compactor (Duke's signature finishing move, a side suplex        turned into a power slam), were more than enough for the champion to        retain his title. As posted on the FCW site, "Soulman Alex G falls to        powerful champ as Droese's shifty manager Gino Jabrone struts his stuff!!        Bobby Rogers, FOW Event Coordinator, serves up trouble as guest        referee!!!" This thrilling match amazed the screaming crowd and the        enthusiasm continued to be at its limit.       
The closing match: A grand finale for a show full of pro wrestling at        its best. The most hated manager, the merciless, diabolic and        machiavellian Master of Darkness Abudadein, brought his witchcraft and the        crowd screamed to unbelievable levels expressing his hate for him.        Abudadein accompanied his disciple, the also merciless and vicious Hack        Meyers, who faced the incredibly courageous and bold spirited Scoot        Andrews who used all his abilities to dominate a non easy opponent like        Hack and a manager as sneaky as Abudadein. Finally, as posted on the FCW        site, "Scoot triumphs when Hack is felled by Abudadein's errant blow! Will        he ever learn?"       
The next FCW show will be on July 15, 2000 at Big Cypress, Florida. It        will be another innovative FCW show that will include the presence of the        legendary Rocky Johnson Sr. who may be accompanied by his famous son. In        addition, the famous Vicious Vinnie, who will be managing the New Age        Spoiler, will wrestle an alligator if the Spoiler loses his match against        Joe Gomez who will be managed by Gator John.       
Other matches will be:
* Bobby Rogers vs. Harry Venis managed by        Rocky Johnson Sr.
* Duke Droese FCW champion vs. Pat McGuire FOW        champion (Title match)
* Market Crashers vs. Billy Fives and Anthony        Adonis (FP&L) (Title match)
* Hack Meyers vs. Tony Apollo
* Wet        Willy vs. Anthony Michaels
* Casey Thompson vs. The Blackhart       
For details, profiles, and more, please check the FCW official site: http://www.fcwwrestling.com/
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