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Feb 07, 2012 at 06:57 PM |
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IPW Commissioner Dion McCracken has released more matches for IPW’s first event of the year, 2012 Breakdown!
Reuben de Jong will have a chance at some form of revenge when he goes one on one with IPW veteran and the monster handler of Dominic Le Fauce, Alfred Valentine! De Jong was blindsided by Le Fauce and Tykade at Nightmare B4 Xmas before a weapon wielding “Te Tahi” Vinny Dunn came to the aid of the giant and forced the monsters to disperse. Now at 2012 Breakdown, de Jong will look to make a statement against Valentine on his way to seeking vengeance on the monsters who gave him an unwelcome home party at Nightmare!
Also on February 18, two young lions will collide when “God’s Gift”
Brian Saint James battles a returning A-Class! After suffering a knee
injury in the latter half of 2011, A-Class will be aiming to establish
himself once again, but can he do it at the cost of one of the fastest
rising stars in New Zealand wrestling history? |
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Feb 02, 2012 at 06:50 PM |
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Coming up tonight on Mana Mamau!
"Te Tahi" Vinny Dunn and Alfred Valentine clash in a huge Submission match, James Shaw, Liam Fury and Rocket collide in triple threat action and Jordan Invincible battles Elias!
It will all be about finding a way to make your own opponent submit tonight on Mana Mamau as Vinny Dunn meets the Swiss wrestling Machine Alfred Valentine in a huge Submission match! With the only way to win via making your opponent give up, Valentine may have the edge in his technical knowledge but will he be able to overcome the heart and never say die attitude of "Te Tahi" Vinny Dunn? |
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Jan 31, 2012 at 06:30 PM |
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IPW Commissioner Dion McCracken has promised a major shake up in 2012 and has announced the first IPW Tag Team Championship match of the new year!
"2011 was an incredible year for Impact Pro Wrestling, which of course was headlined by our historic participation on Maori Television's Mana Mamau series. For 2012, I've been thinking long and hard about what must be done to not only continue IPW's momentum, but also about what I can do as the Commissioner to further showcase the amazing talent that the roster contains.", IPW Commissioner Dion McCracken told impactprowrestling.co.nz
"So, it's with that in mind that I let all IPW talent and its fans know that in 2012 there is going to be a major shake up. Whether you're an IPW title holder, young lion, veteran or even a BFF of Impact Pro Wrestling, you need to expect the unexpected in the next 12 months. As Commissioner, it's my job to do what's right for the talent and fans alike, and I'm going to continue to do just that. But this year I'm going to raise the bar. This year, the face of Impact Pro Wrestling will change." |
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Jan 25, 2012 at 06:55 PM |
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Coming up this week on Mana Mamau!
"The Deal" Dal Knox invokes his rematch clause against the brand new IPW NZ Heavyweight Champion Alexander, NEO Justice Double battle TnT and Evie collides with Just Plain Evil!
Alexander made history last week on Mana Mamau by defeating three other men to claim his first ever IPW New Zealand Heavyweight Championship, but this week must face a wounded Dal Knox looking to claim back the title he feels is rightfully his! "The Samoan Silverback" will be looking to make another statement this week by fending off the threat of a former champion and establishing himself as the man at the top of Mana Mamau! |
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Jan 24, 2012 at 07:05 PM |
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It’s been over a decade in the making but “The Samoan Silverback” Alexander will finally stride into his own personal concrete jungle on February 18 as the IPW NZ Heavyweight Champion!
After defeating Knox, O’Connor and Smack Industries comrade Kingi on the January 19 edition of Mana Mamau, Alexander claimed his first IPW NZ Heavyweight Championship, which was a feat that took “The Silverback” over ten years to achieve. However, Alexander has little time to celebrate, as at 2012 Breakdown he will face a man no stranger to the Heavyweight Championship, a man who has been at the top on three previous occasions: “Te Tahi” Vinny Dunn! |
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Jan 20, 2012 at 10:24 AM |
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A brand new IPW NZ Heavyweight Champion was crowned last night on Maori Television!
It's been a long hard road for Alexander, but finally after ten years in the business he has captured the ultimate prize! Defeating Dal Knox, Dave O'Connor and Kingi in a huge Fatal Four Way match, "The Samoan Silverback" now finds himself at the top of the IPW mountain for the very first time.
You can catch Alexander's huge title win right now on Maori Television's On Demand service! |
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Jan 18, 2012 at 04:27 PM |
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It's the biggest main event in Mana Mamau history this week as four men clash for the IPW NZ Heavyweight Championship!
The saga between Dal Knox, Dave O'Connor and Smack Industries began weeks ago with Knox and O'Connor capturing the IPW Tag Team Championships from Smack Industries, and now it could very well end with a brand new IPW NZ Heavyweight Champion being crowned!
IPW Commissioner Dion McCracken thought he was siting pretty with his "perfect champions" having all the gold, but the "Network" made it clear that they could not sit back on their ego's and that Dal Knox must put his IPW NZ Heavyweight Championship on the line against not only Kingi and Alexander but his own tag team partner Dave O'Connor! Will O'Connor focus on helping Knox defend his Championship, or will the gleam of gold be too much to ignore? |
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Jan 11, 2012 at 12:50 PM |
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Brand new episodes of the red hot Mana Mamau return this week on Maori Television!
This week on Mana Mamau, Smack Industries clash with Fire Mountain in main event action, "Te Tahi" Vinny Dunn battles Alfred Valentine and Brian Saint James takes on the high flying Rocket!
It will be a wounded Smack Industries going into battle this week after they lost their coveted IPW Tag Team Championships to Dal Knox and Dave O'Connor just weeks ago on Mana Mamau. For Kingi and Alexander it will be case of getting the Smack Industries freight train back on track, while for Fire Mountain it will be an opportunity to perhaps gain victory over a vulnerable tag team combination. Surrounding this match is still the sense that things are far from finished between Smack and the brand new IPW Tag Team Champions Dal Knox and Dave O'Connor. |
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Dec 21, 2011 at 06:26 PM |
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Coming up this week on Mana Mamau!
Brand new IPW Tag Team Champion Dave O’Connor locks up with Liam Fury in main event action, Pirate Burns clashes with Liger and Evie, Megan Kate and Britenay battle in a massive triple threat match!
Dave O’Connor made his mark early on Mana Mamau by ambushing Liam Fury and injuring the young lion, but now after a number of weeks passing since their last encounter, the playing field is even as the two clash once again on Mana Mamau!
Will it be the brand new IPW Tag Team Champion Dave O’Connor having his hand raised in victory? |
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Dec 20, 2011 at 06:31 PM |
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A huge crowd at Westlake Boys High School last night brought their assortment of weapons, clanging the guard rails like a blood thirsty, hungry mob for the annual Fans Bring the Weapons main event!
“The Deal” Dal Knox went into his fifth Fans Bring the Weapons match this year, putting his championship gold on the line in a fatal four way spectacular which originally saw Kingi and Dave O’Connor advertised as part of the main event, but were removed by IPW Commissioner Dion McCracken in the opening minutes of the night.
Due to an injury, O’Connor was not medically cleared to wrestle the main event, prompting the commissioner to remove Kingi as well, stating that it would not be fair for the champion to challenge both members of Smack Industries.
McCracken promised that the main event would remain a fatal four-way, announcing two matches that would take place during the night and the winners would both fill the vacated slots in the main event.
The opening match saw the future of IPW square off as the newly packaged “God’s Gift” Brian Saint James and “The Peak of Perfection” Travis Banks contended for the main event spot. |
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