Social Justice Replay is Available
By: OCW Newsline
Wednesday, March 13th, 2019
Depending on whom you talk to Social Justice was SERVED this past Monday. It was one of the most anticipated events in OCW history. A group of millennial fans on the roof, a messy crowd of old school fans on the street. They all gathered with one goal – to witness OCW’s unique brand of wrestling.
Team ATARI emerged as the new #1 contenders for the tag titles. Hayley “Don’t Call Me Raven” Robinson notched the biggest win of her career. Andrea Hernandez ‘broke through’ by defending her Craze Championship. Bob Grenier and Chad Vargas continued to bring prestige back to the tag belts by retaining their gold.
In the only title change of the evening Kitty Petrova grounded The Rocket Man and earned the Paradigm Championship. Seven competitors entered into an elimination chamber and one marvel emerged as the victor. And, in the main event, Paul Paras continued to look perfect by handing Langston the first singles loss of his career.
And then, there’s Mario Maurako. Mario, the facey-ist face in OCW, turned his back on the fans in favor of success. Two names from his past, Mike Best and Max Kael, two legends from a different landscape shocked the OCW audience by aligning with Mario and helping him, not only defeat Silver Cyanide, but lay waste to Paras after a grueling title defense.
Where does this leave OCW? What happens next? Tune in this Monday for some answers.
Team ATARI emerged as the new #1 contenders for the tag titles. Hayley “Don’t Call Me Raven” Robinson notched the biggest win of her career. Andrea Hernandez ‘broke through’ by defending her Craze Championship. Bob Grenier and Chad Vargas continued to bring prestige back to the tag belts by retaining their gold.
In the only title change of the evening Kitty Petrova grounded The Rocket Man and earned the Paradigm Championship. Seven competitors entered into an elimination chamber and one marvel emerged as the victor. And, in the main event, Paul Paras continued to look perfect by handing Langston the first singles loss of his career.
And then, there’s Mario Maurako. Mario, the facey-ist face in OCW, turned his back on the fans in favor of success. Two names from his past, Mike Best and Max Kael, two legends from a different landscape shocked the OCW audience by aligning with Mario and helping him, not only defeat Silver Cyanide, but lay waste to Paras after a grueling title defense.
Where does this leave OCW? What happens next? Tune in this Monday for some answers.
Mario Maurako Seeks Justice on Monday
By: OCW Newsline
Wednesday, March 6th, 2019
Mario Maurako has had quite the OCW journey. He’s won numerous tag and singles gold. He’s been inducted into the Hall of Fame not once, but twice. He’s won just about every award OCW has to offer. The man is a living legend.
As marvelous as it may be, his portfolio does sport a glaring omission. A crater the size of a pornstar’s mouth. I don’t have to say what it is, because we all know. But, Cyanide is paying me to write this so I’m forced to state the obvious. Mario has failed to claim the OCW Championship.
The Marvelous One has not shied away from this lack of achievement. He fully recognizes it’s the one, last goal in OCW he’s yet to achieve. It’s eaten away at him, sure. But he’s always had a great support group in the form of his two best friends – Paul Paras and Silver Cyanide. (Cyanide would also like me to point out both he and Paras have won the OCW Title).
That all changed a few weeks ago when Cyanide turned on Mario. Mario is reeling. 2019 is not going his way. This Monday at Social Justice he faces a best friend turned mortal enemy in a match made famous by said frenemy. Can Mario prevail and bust the ultimate bitch, getting this year back on track or is he destined to retire with that gaping hole in his OCW resume?
Tune in on Monday and watch Social Justice to find out.
As marvelous as it may be, his portfolio does sport a glaring omission. A crater the size of a pornstar’s mouth. I don’t have to say what it is, because we all know. But, Cyanide is paying me to write this so I’m forced to state the obvious. Mario has failed to claim the OCW Championship.
The Marvelous One has not shied away from this lack of achievement. He fully recognizes it’s the one, last goal in OCW he’s yet to achieve. It’s eaten away at him, sure. But he’s always had a great support group in the form of his two best friends – Paul Paras and Silver Cyanide. (Cyanide would also like me to point out both he and Paras have won the OCW Title).
That all changed a few weeks ago when Cyanide turned on Mario. Mario is reeling. 2019 is not going his way. This Monday at Social Justice he faces a best friend turned mortal enemy in a match made famous by said frenemy. Can Mario prevail and bust the ultimate bitch, getting this year back on track or is he destined to retire with that gaping hole in his OCW resume?
Tune in on Monday and watch Social Justice to find out.
Hellraven Continues to Rise
By: OCW Newsline
Thursday, February 28th, 2019
It’s been an up and down rookie year for Hellraven. She took the plunge, joining OCW in the fall of 2018 and struggled out of the gate. She was thrown straight into the fire having to deal with names such as Melinda Rhodes and Axel Veiga. But, the youngster never gave up.
Hellraven notched her biggest win at Serial Thrillers by defeating the highly touted newcomer, Vossler. She would go on to lead a team into Death March. Her leadership brought Jacqui Monroe back to OCW and introduced the OCW fans to Ariel Shadows.
With the start of 2019, Hellraven turned her focus toward the Mike Roth Memorial Tournament. She was one of eight participants looking to earn a Craze Title shot at Social Justice. This past Monday Raven faced her toughest task yet in attempting to eliminate Zolton in the semi-finals. Raven did just that.
This coming Monday Raven will compete in the biggest match of her career as she faces OCW legend Bob Grenier. The winner will go on to challenge Andrea Hernandez at Social Justice for the OCW Craze Championship.
Hellraven notched her biggest win at Serial Thrillers by defeating the highly touted newcomer, Vossler. She would go on to lead a team into Death March. Her leadership brought Jacqui Monroe back to OCW and introduced the OCW fans to Ariel Shadows.
With the start of 2019, Hellraven turned her focus toward the Mike Roth Memorial Tournament. She was one of eight participants looking to earn a Craze Title shot at Social Justice. This past Monday Raven faced her toughest task yet in attempting to eliminate Zolton in the semi-finals. Raven did just that.
This coming Monday Raven will compete in the biggest match of her career as she faces OCW legend Bob Grenier. The winner will go on to challenge Andrea Hernandez at Social Justice for the OCW Craze Championship.