Infamous Tim is now confirmed to make his PGW debut this Saturday night at Big Trouble in Little Fairfield!!!

thats great i love PWG.

COOL indeed. Time to convert another fan to PGW. I know you'll enjoy the event, Infamous Tim.

here is some news from their website.

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla presents Pearl Habra on Sunday, January 27, 2008!
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla returns to Orange County on Sunday, January 27 at 2:00PM
By Silverback, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Staff Writer

Laguna Niguel, CA - It sure seems like every few months, there will be some event that puts Pro Wrestling Guerrilla on its' ear, or shakes its' foundation, or rocks Pro Wrestling Guerrilla to its' very core. In that case, All Star Weekend 6 was business as usually, since Low Ki unexpectedly appeared, and the emerged from the weekend as Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Champion. After Commissioner of Wrestling Dino Winwood conveniently had "car trouble" on the way to the first night of All Star Weekend 6, Commissioner of Food & Beverage Excalibur revealed that he had struck a last minute deal to bring Low Ki back to Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, and since Dino was not present, Excalibur would be changing the lineup for the events. It's extremely coincidental that this series of events occurred as they did, since it was later revealed that one of Low Ki's conditions for returning to Pro Wrestling Guerrilla was that he would be granted a title shot, which, lo(w -- get it? That's a pune, or a play on words) and behold, happened on the very night he returned. While Low Ki's appearance surprised nearly everyone in the Van Nuys Armory, there was no one more surprised than "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson, who at that very moment, was still Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Champion.

Low Ki used the element of surprise to catch Danielson off guard, and ultimately defeated him after a brutal contest in order to capture the World title. With the title picture give an Etch-A-Sketch-like shaking due to Low Ki's victory, Commissioner Dino Winwood has been forced to try and make sense of it all. After his near death experience while on the road to All Star Weekend 6, Dino was forced to confront the fragility of life, and the fact that what you leave behind on earth is only limited by the amount of time you have. "Hey man, make the most of your opportunities! There are no second chances, there are an unlimited number of chances to make you the best you that you can be!" said Winwood. While the Commissioner of Food & Beverage doesn't agree with this philosophy, former champion Bryan Danielson would not speak to Excalibur, and ignored the request for a rematch. So the match was Dino's to make, and he took the opportunity to give his friend and former World Champion El Generico a shot at the title at Pearl Habra!

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla's Pearl Habra takes place on Sunday, January 27, 2007 at 2:00PM at The Gym at the Park in La Habra Heights, CA. The Gym at the Park is located at 1885 Hacienda Rd., La Habra Heights, CA 90631. Please note this event has a 2:00PM bell time. Pearl Habra is scheduled to feature:

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Championship Title Match
Low Ki (c) vs. El Generico

-- As mentioned before, Low Ki's appearance at All Star Weekend 6 was shocking, and his victory over "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson for the World title was even more so. In only his third appearance with Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Low Ki was able to accomplish what other wrestlers have spent nearly the past five years striving for by winning the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World championship. Because he is so new to Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Low Ki's list of fresh matches reads like a Who's Who of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. His first challenger for the title is one of the most popular wrestlers in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, and the only man to hold both the singles and tag titles simultaneously, El Generico. Since European Vacation II, El Generico had been struggling to regain his footing in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, but after having success at All Star Weekend, Commissioner Winwood is giving El Generico a chance to continue his winning ways. While Low Ki was able to catch Bryan Danielson off-guard in order to defeat him, the same can't be said for El Generico. Both men will have ample time to prepare a strategy for their opponents, but will strategy alone be enough for either man?

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Tag Team Championship Title Match
Super Dragon & Davey Richards (c) vs. The Dynasty ("The Professional" Scott Lost & Joey Ryan, w/ Jade Chung)

-- Ever since Super Dragon and Davey Richards captured the World Tag Team titles in England on the European Vacation II tour, "The Professional" Scott Lost and Joey Ryan have been next in line for a shot at the title. When Davey Richards' Drunk and Disorderly charges (which were later dropped) kept him out of action in December, and a tour with Pro Wrestling NOAH prevented him from attending All Star Weekend 6, it seems like The Dynasty would never get their title shot. But luckily for The Dynasty, they were prepared to do whatever it took in order to get a shot at the World Tag Team titles, and that's exactly what they did. Even though Joey Ryan alleges that Dragon & Richards have been dodging The Dynasty, Davey Richards maintains he is eager to test whether or not his once seemingly unstoppable team can duplicate their previous title reign. And what better way for the champions to assert their dominance by defeating two of the men responsible for ending their title reign? While Dragon & Richards are champions, they have not teamed together since European Vacation II. The Dynasty, on the other hand, has defeated some of the top teams in the world, and appear to be working like a well oiled machine. Will classic tag team wrestling prevail, or will brute force once again rule the day in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla? Find out at Pearl Habra on January 27!

No Disqualification Match
Chris Hero (w/ Candice LeRae) vs. Human Tornado

-- All Star Weekend will be forever known as "Zero Star Weekend" for Chris Hero. On the first night of All Star Weekend 6, Hero was defeated in a crucial match, one that carried a stipulation that would end up pitting Candice LeRae against Human Tornado one-on-one with Hero barred from ringside. Then on Sunday night, in a match with Eddie Kingston, Hero suffered a knee injury while delivering a neckbreaker to Kingston, a move he has done probably 400 times in his career. Though Hero was able to tough it out and very narrowly defeat Kingston, the damage had been done. On top of the injury, Hero was then forced to stay backstage and look on as Human Tornado brutalized Candice LeRae, until it finally became too much to endure and Hero made his way to ringside to help Candice, costing her the match in the process. But upon coming to Candice's aid, Hero was blindsided by Eddie Kingston, who used the opportunity to further attack Hero's already weakened knee. This ultimately forced Hero to seek medical attention for his knee, and it was at that Tarzana Medical Center where he found out he had suffered a partially torn MCL. Truly, for Chris Hero, on the Five Star scale, it was a "Zero Star Weekend."

Hero swears he is ready to return to the ring, despite his physician's insistence that he wear a knee brace to perform even the most menial tasks, such as navigating stairs. Disregarding the advice of the best doctors Metropolis has to offer, Chris Hero intends to make Human Tornado pay a price for his actions not only at All Star Weekend, but for the past 9 months, as well. Hero demanded the opportunity to inflict the same type of punishment on Tornado that he inflicted on Candice at All Star Weekend 6, and that is exactly the opportunity he will receive. Anything, or anyone is legal in a No Disqualification match, so Chris Hero plans on using crutches, a knee brace, and even a wheel chair if need be to soften up Human Tornado. However, with Hero's knee problems well publicized, the smart money would be on Human Tornado looking to exploit the injury. Hero may think he's ready for the next step in his battle with Human Tornado, but he could end up paying a much higher price than a mark in the Win-Loss column.

Final Best of 3 Series Number One Contender Match - Best 2-out-of-3 Falls
Jack Evans vs. Roderick Strong

-- After All Star Weekend 6, each man held one victory a piece, so at Pearl Habra, Jack Evans and Roderick Strong will meet to determine who is the Number One Contender for the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Championship. To raise the stakes even more, Commissioner Winwood has dusted off the Best 2-out-of-3 falls stipulation for this match. Neither man has faced Low Ki in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, but both men have defeated El Generico in recent months, so it is likely that both participants in the Number One Contender match will be pulling for Generico. Who will be the next man to challenge for the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Championship title? Find out on January 27!

DDT4 Qualifier Round Robin Series
Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre) vs. Ronin & Scorpio Sky
Hook Bomberry & TJ Perkins vs. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

-- Commissioners Winwood and Excalibur have decided to make the Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament (DDT4) a regular occurrence for Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, so in May 2008, the best tag teams from around the world will compete for a shot at the Tag Team titles. In order to invigorate the Tag Team division in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, the Commissioners decided to hold a series of matches leading up to the tournament, with the winning team of the series securing a guaranteed spot in DDT4, and a gift card of yet to be determined value for Westfield Shopping Centers. Matt and Nick Jackson, The Young Bucks, were natural choices for the first team in the Four Team Round Robin contest, and after their impressive effort at the 2007 Battle of Los Angeles, Los Luchas (Phoenix Star and Zokre) were the second team to be named. While those were easy choices, the Commissioners were looking for two more teams to enter, so word of the guaranteed entry (and the gift card ) spread.

Quickly, Scorpio Sky and Ronin came forward to toss their hats into the ring, despite their last appearance in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla pitting them against one another. When asked about it, Scorpio Sky replied "When Ronin and I met at All Star Weekend 6, it was like old times, when we were first starting out, training together. We brought out a good side of each other, and I think as a team, we can do even more. Plus I've had my eye on this new belt, but it's so impractical, I can't bring myself to buy it." What did Scorpio Sky's belt gesture after his match at All Star Weekend mean? "At first, I had my eye on getting back into the title picture, any title picture in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. But now I guess you could say it had two meanings." said Sky.

With one team remaining, who would step forward and claim the final spot? TJ Perkins was the last to answer the call, putting his name forward for the contest. When asked who he planned on teaming with for the DDT4 Qualifier Round Robin Series, Perkins quietly mumbled something that sounded like "Look, Don Cherry!" After taking a minute to see if the Canadian Broadcasting great was in his vicinity, Excalibur asked if Perkins planned on teaming with Hook Bomberry, the only man to violate the previously non-existant Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Wellness Policy. "He's cleaned up his act, seriously. I'd stake my reputation on it." said Perkins. After much cajoling, and the promise that Perkins would look in to hiring Don Cherry for a guest announcing spot, Hook Bomberry's suspension was lifted, and he completed the final team to enter in the Qualifier.

On January 27 at Pearl Habra, the road to May begins with the first stage of the DDT4 Qualifier Round Robin Series!

Plus Rocky "Azúcar" Romero returns to Pro Wrestling Guerrilla to take on Karl "Machine Gun" Anderson! With Commissioner of Wrestling Dino Winwood, and Commissioner of Food & Beverage Excalibur on hand to oversee all the action!

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla's Pearl Habra takes place at The Gym at the Park in La Habra Heights, CA on Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 2:00PM. The Gym at the Park is located at 1885 Hacienda Rd., La Habra Heights, CA 90631. General Admission tickets are $20 and will be available at the door. Parking will be available in front of, and behind The Gym at the Park. Additional parking is available just past The Gym, on the access road to the west of the facility. For more information, please visit http://www.prowrestlingguerrilla.com. Card subject to change.

here is their wiki entry:

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG) is a professional wrestling promotion that is run by wrestlers themselves as it was created and is operated by Southern California wrestlers Disco Machine, Excalibur, Joey Ryan, Scott Lost, Super Dragon, and Top Gun Talwar.

The promotion debuted on July 26, 2003 and is known for its unique mixes of humor and professional wrestling, as well as their over the top press releases and show titles, which include: "Kee_ The _ee Out Of Our _ool!", "Taste the Radness", and "Free Admission (Just Kidding)."

Contents [hide]
1 History
2 Roster
3 Current champions
4 Tournaments
5 External links



[edit] History
In May 2003, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla announced its first show that would take place on July 26. The promotion released an online press release announcing the show's main event that would feature what would have been the first match to take place between AJ Styles and Samoa Joe. PWG announced more matches in the weeks leading up to their debut event, featuring a mix of well known independent wrestlers and many local Southern California stars. Due to injuries and booking conflicts, the card ended up being changed several times. Samoa Joe was unable to compete in the promotion's debut show because of an injury he suffered in a match with Paul London at a Ring of Honor event a few weeks earlier. He ended up being replaced by Frankie Kazarian.

Over the next few months, PWG's popularity began to grow among the Southern California wrestling community and was considered the top independent promotion in California. Despite running six shows in its first year, PWG was voted "Promotion Of The Year" in the 2003 SoCalUncensored.com Year End Awards. PWG's DVD commentary, which features Excalibur, Disco Machine, and on occasion TARO, along with various comedy skits won over many fans along with storylines between Adam Pearce and Frankie Kazarian for the PWG World Championship, and the Super Dragon vs. Joey Ryan rivalry. Along with putting local wrestlers in many of their storylines, PWG also brought in many out of town talent that weren't booked on other local shows. During its first year, PWG brought in wrestlers such as AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, Samoa Joe, CM Punk, Homicide, Chris Hero, Brian Kendrick, Colt Cabana, and many others.

In July of 2004, PWG moved to the Hollywood/Los Feliz Jewish Community Center in Los Angeles. The first show in the new building saw AJ Styles take on Rocky Romero, CM Punk vs. Super Dragon, Samoa Joe & Ricky Reyes vs. Bryan Danielson & Christopher Daniels, and a loser leaves town, steel cage match between Adam Pearce and Frankie Kazarian where Adam Pearce ended up losing the match and left PWG. After this event, PWG would run at the Hollywood/Los Feliz JCC for the next two years, and was nicknamed "The Sweatbox" by its fans due to the heat that the building would generate during warm nights. PWG's popularity continued to grow in the Southern California area, and across the world thanks to PWG distributing their own DVDs on their website, and through various reviews posted on many popular internet wrestling message boards. As PWG went on, their normal attendance numbers would begin to grow from 150-200 fans a show, to 250-500 in a span of two years.

In April of 2005, PWG ran its first All Star Weekend shows during the weekend of WrestleMania 21 and drew their biggest crowds at the time. PWG booked several stars such as AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, James Gibson, Chris Sabin, Jonny Storm, Kendo Kashin, Samoa Joe, and many other TNA and ROH stars to participate in the weekend's events. In September 2005, PWG ran the first annual Battle of Los Angeles tournament, featuring AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, James Gibson, Super Dragon, Kevin Steen, El Generico, and several others. Chris Bosh would end up winning the tournament by defeating AJ Styles in the finals.

In February of 2006, PWG held two shows in Europe. The first event was held in Essen, Germany. The second show was held the night after the Essen event in Kent, England. Both shows featured the majority of PWG's regular roster, along with several European wrestlers. In July of 2006, PWG announced that they would be leaving the JCC due to the gym being turned into a gymnastics training center for young children. The final match in the building saw Joey Ryan defend the PWG World Championship against B-Boy in a steel cage match. PWG would go on to run in Reseda, California for the next few months at the local American Legion post. In February of 2007, PWG moved to the Van Nuys Armory, which is located a few minutes away from the Reseda venue, where PWG continues to run at to this day.

In March of 2007, PWG's Commissioner Of Food & Beverage Excalibur stripped Cape Fear (El Generico & Quicksilver) of the PWG World Tag Team Championship when Quicksilver was unable to compete because of a class two concussion he suffered during a match with Davey Richards & Roderick Strong. A tournament was held on May 19 and 20 to crown new tag team champions, with Roderick Strong & PAC emerging the victors.

On May 3, 2007 PWG released a statement via the PWG Message Board at PWG's official site announcing they would no longer be working with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling after TNA presented them with a contract that would prevent contracted TNA wrestlers from appearing on DVDs sold through any third parties, including PWG's long-time partner Highspots.com. PWG stated that after looking at several solutions, including ending their contract with Highspots, releasing their DVD solely through their website, and removing all matches featuring TNA wrestlers from their home releases, they made the decision to end their relationship with TNA and thus were no longer able to book TNA wrestlers. This resulted in the loss of Frankie Kazarian, the first holder of the PWG World Championship, The Motor City Machine Guns of Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, who were already booked to compete in the tournament for the vacated PWG World Tag Team Championship, and Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, Low Ki, and Christopher Daniels, all of whom had been booked to appear on upcoming shows. [1]

PWG celebrated their fourth anniversary with a show on July 29, 2007 at the Burbank Armory in Burbank. The event was scheduled to have the Briscoe Brothers on the card, but the team did not appear at the event which caused the card to be changed. The show ended up seeing Bryan Danielson defeat Necro Butcher in a Street Fight, Kevin Steen & El Generico defeat Roderick Strong & PAC for PWG World Tag Team Champions, and Bryan Danielson defeat El Generico to become the new PWG World Champion after issuing a challenge to him that ended up leading to an impromptu match to close the show. The show drew 500 fans, which tied the record for the largest live crowd to witness a PWG event. The show also made Southern California wrestling history, as five matches from the event were ranked in the Top 5 of the SoCalUncensored.com's monthly rankings, an accomplishment no other promotion had been able to achieve

Haha. NOOO..

PGW , not PWG..Tim is not going to California.

No, POWER and GLORY wrestling based out of Connecticut

www.powerandglorywrestling.com

more results:
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla: All-Star Weekend 6 - Night 1 and 2 Results
Posted by Bayani Domingo on 01.07.2008

Full results from the weekend of shows!

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla: All-Star Weekend 6 - Night 1, Sat. 1/5/08
Van Nuys Armory, Van Nuys, CA
Bell Time: 8:05 pm
Attendance (est.): 500 - 550 (including Candice Michelle)

Show opens with Commissioner of Food and Beverage, Excalibur, announcing several changes to the card. Strong vs Evans will be a Best of 3 series on both nights of ASW and the 1/27 show culminating in naming a #1 Contender, CIMA was stripped of his title shot after showing up late after a near traffic accident and will take on Susumu and Danielson was brought to ringside to be introduced to his new opponent for the title match. Music plays and out comes…..LOW KI.

1."American Dragon" Bryan Danielson © vs Low Ki - Low Ki wins via submission by Dragon Sleeper.
2. Karl "Machine Gun" Anderson vs El Generico - El Generico wins via Brainbustaaaaah
3. Ronin vs Scorpio Sky - Scorpio Sky wins via TKO onto knee
4. Roderick Strong vs Jack Evans (1st match of 3 match series for #1 contender) - Jack wins via 630 splash
5. Tyler Black & Jimmy Jacobs vs Scott Lost & Joey Ryan (w/ Jade Chung) - Lost/Ryan win via Backbreaker/Top Rope Elbow Drop
6. Naruki Doi & Masato YOSHINO vs "The Youngbucks" Matt & Nick Jackson - MO'z win via Submission by Sol Naciente
7. Alex Koslov vs TJ Perkins - Alex Koslov wins via submission by Red Scare
8. CIMA vs Susumu Yokosuka - CIMA wins via roll-up reversal cradle
9. Human Tornado/Eddie Kingston/Claudio Castagnoli vs Chris Hero/Necro Butcher/Candice LaRae - HT/King/CC win via Backdrop Driver on Hero. Tornado now gets a 1 on 1 match with Candice LaRae. **Absolutely insane brawl that went all around gym and outside of it.**


Night 2, Sun. 1/6/08
Bell Time: 5:10 pm
Attendance (est.): 450 - 500

1. Alex Koslov vs Karl "Machine Gun" Anderson - Machine Gun wins via submission with Boston Crab
2. Eddie Kingston vs Chris Hero - Hero wins via pinfall with Roll-up
3. Tyler Black & Jimmy Jacobs vs "The Youngbucks" Matt & Nick Jackson - AoTF wins by submission via guillotine choke
4. Jack Evans vs Roderick Strong - Strong wins via pinfall with Tigerbomb
5. Human Torando vs Candice LaRae - Tornado wins DQ after Hero comes to ringside after he was banned.
6. Claudio Castagnoli vs Necro Butcher - Necro Butcher wins via pinfall with jackknife roll-up
7. Susumu Yokosuka vs El Generico - El Generico wins via pinfall with Brainbustaaaah
8. Naruki Doi & Masato YOSHINO vs Scott Lost & Joey Ryan (w/ Jade Chung) - Dynasty wins via double team top rope leg drop.
9. Super Dragon vs TARO (SoCal Grudge match) - Dragon wins via top rope piledriver/Ganso bomb
10. "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson vs CIMA (For CIMA's BoLA '07 Title Match) - DRAW,
Ref bump happened and second ref came out. AmDrag made CIMA tap to crossface chicken wing as CIMA was on top of him and pinned his shoulders to the mat. Original ref saw CIMA tap as 2nd ref counted Danielson's shoulders to the mat, both refs declared each man the winner. No final decision was announced as to which man won and Danielson walked out after Commissioner Dino WInwood asked for 5 more minutes. Spectacular match up to the caliber of last year's encounter.

NOTE: After the show CIMA announced that Dragon Gate "Maybe" will come and do a show in Los Angeles with the entire roster this year. He also said PWG will be doing a show next year in Osaka Japan.

these shows look great i can see why they have threads that go 15 pages. do all you people live in Cali?

i didnt see Paul Romas name in the list of owners in the wiki entry,is there a mistake?

dude wtf are you talking about?

we have a comedian here, folks. make sure to tip your waitress

Can't wait to see you Live at PGW, Lou!!!

and i can't wait to kick your ass some more on facebook

tim.
i hope you enjoy the show you will see this saturday night. I'm sure you will.

but, dont leave fairfield without buying some merch!
i love schilling lol.

i'll shill you

wait, that came out wrong

i'll merch you

Awesome!!!!!!

2 threads about the show!!!!!

and there's still 3 days left

The anticipation is riding high for this epic event!! I can't wait to see my favorite person Oh Oh Rach!!!

he's a comedian,yeah. there is a thread on here that is 16 pages of weirdos taking themselves WAYYYYYY too seriously,being funny in a way thats sad not humorous.

bigdaddylou71 wrote:

i'll shill you wait, that came out wrong i'll merch you

hahahahaha.
you're the best!

The Franchise wrote:

he's a comedian,yeah. there is a thread on here that is 16 pages of weirdos taking themselves WAYYYYYY too seriously,being funny in a way thats sad not humorous.

...


right

...

bigdaddylou71 wrote:

The Franchise wrote: he's a comedian,yeah. there is a thread on here that is 16 pages of weirdos taking themselves WAYYYYYY too seriously,being funny in a way thats sad not humorous. ... right ...

He is right. And that thread consists mostly of the same four to five people posting over and over and over again.

did i say wrong?

i said right

but its funnier than posting wikipedia quotes

PWG own~!!!

They had the infamous Elephants and Rocket Launchers Match.