COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Avalon v Darevko for the Hollywood Heritage Championship

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Hollywood Heritage Championship Match
“Pretty” Peter Avalon (c) vs. Sasha Darevko (special guest ref Scorpio Sky)

Sasha Darevko wanted the champion’s attention, so he snuck up from behind and bludgeoned him with a chain. Then the Russian wanted Peter Avalon’s belt, so he snuck off, stole it and ran off.

When Darevko and the belt resurfaced, both were under the protection of an imposing bodyguard, whose name we’ve never learned. But Darevko and his stone-faced associate have proven to be too much for Avalon at seemingly every turn. And they’re still in possession of the Hollywood Heritage Championship – despite never having won it!

Darevko and his un-named associate have each taken turns guarding their ill-gotten gold.

Now, Avalon is faced with the grim conclusion that he’s stepping into the ring against an opponent he hasn’t been able to defeat in weeks. If he can’t win, PPA won’t have to worry about that belt anymore – it won’t be his anyway.

Darevko’s underhanded tactics have involved bullying to such a severe degree that senior CWFH official Nick Bonnano has refused to sanction an official for their encounter. Thankfully, one won’t be needed as Nicolas Marquez has brought former champion Scorpio Sky back to Hollywood to serve as Special Guest Referee!

Will Sky be impartial? Can PPA reclaim what is rightfully his? Or will the gold and the glory follow Darevko back to Moscow?

For more on this feud, see this article from HollywoodWrestling.com!

Watch below: Avalon attempts to reclaim his title belt, but runs afoul of Darevko and his associate.

Sasha Darevko once again left with "Pretty" Peter Avalon's Hollywood Heritage Title at the conclusion of last week's episode of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood!If you missed it, catch up online at www.patreon.com/UnitedWrestling!

Posted by Championship Wrestling from Hollywood on Monday, March 21, 2016

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Television Champ, James Morgan Issues An Open Challenge

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Television Championship Match
“Main Event” James Morgan (c) issues an OPEN Challenge

It had been a great few months for James Morgan. His victory in the Summer Classic brought him pride – for winning the tournament. It brought him fortune – in the form of a $10,000 check. And it brought him gold – in the form of the Television Championship.

Morgan quickly established himself as a fighting champion and, for months, he’s been besting all comers and retaining his gold. But, a few weeks ago, Morgan’s winning streak seemingly came to an end when he lost something very important – his manager and ally, Stu Stone. Stone was brutally assaulted by The Cirque du Monsters (Bateman and Jarek 1:20). His injuries are reportedly serious enough that he is never expected to return to CWFH – literally bludgeoned into an early retirement.

Undaunted, Morgan announced just days before Coastline Clash that he would walk into Port Hueneme and face any comer – issuing an open challenge. With his manger no longer by his side, and the advantage of preparation forfeited, is Morgan lowering his guard too far?

Previous Open Door challengers in CWFH have included Samoa Joe, Bryan Myers, X-Pac & AJ Styles. Be there live to see who answers the challenge!

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Tag Team Champions Cold Cold World vs. The Friendship Express

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Tag Team Championship Match
Cold Cold World (c) vs. The Friendship Express

Week after week poor Jervis Cottonbelly searched for a partner who he could trust. And week after week poor Jervis Cottonbelly was left abandoned, outnumbered and frightfully incapable of clinching a tag team victory.

But then Hobo rode the rails back into CWFH and became Jervis’ partner on the newly-christened “Friendship Express”! Since that day the Boxcar Superstar and the purveyor of “Gentlemania” have collected impressive victories over Vermin and The Classic Connection which have moved them into the Number One Contenders spot.

But that train puts them on a collision course with the Ice Age of the seemingly-unstoppable Cold Cold World and their manager, Caesar. Jervis and Hobo are definitely friends, but are they a strong enough team to overcome Will Rood & Damien Grundy? Or will The Friendship Express be just another team that can’t survive 30 Below? Find out at Coastline Clash!

COLD COLD WORLD w/ Caesar — Now they must face the champions, Cold Cold World.

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Team CWFH vs. Team Vermin (5-on-5)

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Team CWFH (JR Kratos, RENO Scum and Timothy Thatcher & Drew Gulak)
vs.
Team Vermin (Johnny Yuma, Bad Dude Tito, Ryan Taylor, Kevin Martenson and Joey Ryan)

“Vermin Running Rampant and Causing Trouble in CWFH” is not really the earth-shattering headline it may have been two years ago, but that only underscores how long the faction has stood strong.

The aptly-named faction continues to infest CWFH despite the best efforts of both the Marquez family and their loyal roster. When their leader Johnny Yuma was knocked out with injury, a newly-intensified Bad Dude Tito immediately returned to their ranks to lead a vicious battle against CWFH and immediately drawing the attention of JR Kratos.

JR KRATOS — JR Kratos has been on a Vermin hunt, specifically targeting Bad Dude Tito

Tito used typical Vermin strength-in-numbers tactics to torment the War Machine for weeks before finally agreeing to step into the ring with Kratos. A thrilling main event between the two was interrupted by the shocking return of Johnny Yuma, who immediately attacked Kratos with a lead pipe.

So shocking was Yuma’s return, that it seemed to catch Tito, himself, off guard – as the Bad Dude seemed to feel he had the War Machine beaten on his own. Yuma insists, though, that Vermin is stronger than ever. It’s hard to argue with him when you consider that Yuma, Tito, Ryan Tayor, Kevin Martenson and Joey Ryan will all be in action for Team Vermin.

But the argument across the ring is equally as strong. JR Kratos takes up the mantle of Team Captain for Team CWFH and he’s drafted RENO SCUM and the newly-returned team of Timothy Thatcher & Drew Gulak to his team. The battles between Tito/Kratos and Vermin/CWFH (and possibly even Tito/Yuma) all spill into an all-out war at Coastline Clash!

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Big Duke vs. Eli Drake; 2-Out-of-3 Falls

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Two-Out-of-Three Falls Match
Eli Drake vs. Big Duke

What happens when two equally big, angry, proud and tough wrestlers can’t seem to gain a decided advantage over one another? You put them in a match as big as their feud.

For months, dating back to the Percy Pringle III Memorial Cup, Big Duke and Eli Drake have been trading blink-and-you-missed-it pinfall victories with one another. Just when it seems like Drake has dispelled Big Duke, Duke comes roaring back. And just when it seems like Duke has finally claimed the decisive advantage, he finds himself on his back reading from the Book of Eli. No match seemed to decide a victor in this rivalry.

When matches can’t decide a winner, a series is necessary. After weeks of standing on a dime and trading victories, at Coastline Clash one man will walk away the decisive and unchallenged winner.

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

COASTLINE CLASH ’16: Eric Watts in action! Women’s wrestling returns to CWFH! And more!

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Even more action! Women’s Wrestling Returns to CWFH! Erik Watts will be in action as well!

In addition to every championship being defended…

In addition to the huge clash between CWFH’s roster and Vermin…

And in addition to a gigantic two-out-of-three-falls match between two giants…

There’s more!

CWFH is proud to feature women wrestlers in active competition for the first time in years. Will this be the start of a Women’s Division? Kamora will take on Ashley Grace in this inaugural bout!

Eric Watts’ ever-cryptic manager, Ty Matthews, has informed CWFH that he and Watts are bringing their “Hyperoptimism” to Coastline Clash. But what exactly will that mean?

This action takes place at the 1^st annual Coastline Clash! Don’t miss it!

To learn more about the other matches on the card of CWFH’s newest blockbuster event, click here!

Avalon’s Belt Has Been Taken; Is His Title Next?

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Avalon’s Belt Has Been Taken; Is His Title Next?
One week after pinning the champ, Sasha Darevko has stolen the Hollywood Heritage Championship

If there’s one thing the fans at the Oceanview Pavilion are not accustomed to seeing these days, it would be “Pretty” Peter Avalon without gold around his waist.

Make no mistake about it – the oft-decorated star of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood is still very much the reigning and defending Hollywood Heritage Champion. But the gold, itself, lies in the clutches of Avalon’s latest nemesis – self-proclaimed Russian “SuperTsar”, Sasha Darevko.

Their feud began when the champion joined CWFH commentators at ringside to watch the Percy Pringle III (PP3) Cup. On his way to the ring to compete, Darevko stopped in front of Avalon to menacingly point at the Heritage Championship belt. Avalon dismissively waved off Darevko. It would be the first time Avalon ignored the Russian’s warning about his intentions to come seeking the title.

Darevko may have looked past his own PP3 match, though, as he suffered an embarrassing defeat to his own signature ‘chain shot’. As Sasha sat up, his dazed eyes narrowed and focused into daggers, but not at his opponent. Instead the seething Russian glared ominously at the champion and at his belt. Avalon failed to take notice; however, marking now the second time he would look past a Darevko warning.

Two short weeks later, Sasha was done pointing and staring. He opened the show with a blisteringly blunt interview in which he told Avalon that he was coming for him and that the champ had better watch his back. Avalon’s attention was elsewhere, though, as CWFH’s proud, fighting champion focused himself on his title defense in that evening’s main event. This would be the third and final time he would be able to ignore Sasha’s threats.

Avalon won the evening’s main event in his typical impressive fashion, but his arm scarcely reached sky before Darevko struck and, as promised, he struck from behind. The Russian used his trusty chain to administer a devastating beatdown, so blind and so dirty that Avalon had to be told the identity of his assailant after the match. Sasha had the champ’s attention now.

After leaving Hollywood Heritage Champion “Pretty” Peter Avalon laid out a few weeks ago, ‘SuperTsar’ Sasha Darevko gets a non-title match on this week’s episode of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood!Tune-in Saturday at 4PM on KDOCTV Los Angeles / KOFY-TV San Francisco and 12AM EST/9PM PST on Youtoo America!

Posted by Championship Wrestling from Hollywood on Monday, February 22, 2016

The following week, Avalon delighted at his chance to get his hands on Darevko in non-title action. In the late stages of an evenly-matched contest, Derevko fell to the mat clutching his knee. The frustrated champion maintained his sportsmanship and let CWFH officials examine his opponent, despite vocally expressing his suspicions over the authenticity of Darevko’s injury.

The champion’s instincts were sharp. As soon as Avalon turned away from his opponent for a split-second, the challenge abandoned his ruse and struck Avalon hard and rolling him up for a pinfall victory that was every bit as dirty as it was shocking. Fake injury or not, the message was delivered: Darevko had pinned the champ.

The following week, Avalon was granted another shot at revenge as he teamed with Television Champion James “Main Event” Morgan against Derevko and his comrade-for-a-day Todd Chandler. Again, Avalon seized a late advantage and again, Darevko resorted to dirty tricks. This time, the Russian abandoned Chandler to battle both Morgan and Avalon as he darted over to the timekeeper’s table, stole the Heritage Championship and escaped the Oceanview Pavilion before the match concluded and long before the belt’s rightful owner, Avalon, noticed.

While it remains clear that PPA can match the Russian SuperTsar in in-ring competition, Darevko’s mind games, dirty tactics and sadistic ambitions have successfully given the challenger the advantage. Now, Darevko holds the belt, but not the title. If the exasperation on Avalon’s face was any indicator, it may not be long until Sasha is the rightful owner of the belt he now possesses.

Will Peter Avalon reclaim what is rightfully his, or has he already worn the Heritage Championship for the last time? Tune in next week to Championship Wrestling from Hollywood to find out!

Hollywood Heritage Champion Peter Avalon To Take On Rocky Romero Nov 22nd

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Noel Marquez has announced that Rocky Romero will be challenging Hollywood Heritage Champion “Pretty” Peter Avalon at the November 22nd SUPERSHOW in Pt. Hueneme, CA at the Oceanview Pavilion! Admission to the event is FREE! More info

Additionally, Hollywood Heritage Tag Team Champions Timothy Thatcher & Drew Gulak will take on the undefeated Cold Cold World and United Wrestling Network Television Champion “Main Event” James Morgan takes on Ryan Taylor of Vermin.

Stay tuned to HollywoodWrestling.com for more updates on the show as it comes in!

Free Event on Sunday November 8th in Pt Hueneme!

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Join Championship Wrestling From Hollywood on Sunday November 8th at the Oceanview Pavilion in Pt. Hueneme for an afternoon of action-packed professional wrestling! Admission to the event is FREE!

Featuring: Hollywood Heritage Champion “Pretty” Peter Avalon, United Wrestling Network Television Champion “Main Event” James Morgan, Vermin, Hobo, Cold Cold World, Bateman, Big Duke, Eric Watts, and many more!

This event will be taped for CWFH’s television show, which airs Saturday’s at 4PM on KDOC-TV Los Angeles!

More info available at https://www.facebook.com/events/894255307337051/

Championship Wrestling From Hollywood Moves To Saturdays at 4PM on KDOC Los Angeles Beginning Oct 3rd!

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This month Championship Wrestling from Hollywood (CWFH) is celebrating 5 years and 226 original broadcast hours on KDOC-TV Los Angeles and to help commemorate this milestone, the program will be moving to a new time. Starting Saturday October 3, 2015 CWFH can be seen at 4:00 PM on KDOC-TV.

“I’m proud of the work we’ve been able to do with KDOC-TV over these past 5 years and I can’t wait to see what Saturdays at 4:00PM will do for Championship Wrestling from Hollywood.” said CWFH Executive Producer David Marquez. “We’ve become a late night staple with a fantastic television following, but this move allows us access to larger audience, especially families.”

CWFH on KDOC-TV is Los Angeles’ only televised pro wrestling hour, 52 weeks a year. CWFH has been a mainstay on KDOC-TV for the past five years and has groomed many pro wrestling talents that appear in front of the camera and behind the scenes of network sports entertainment programming worldwide. CWFH originates monthly from the Oceanview Pavilion in Port Hueneme, CA the second and fourth Sunday, where admission is always free.

KDOC-TV is a general entertainment broadcast channel serving the Los Angeles television market. KDOC-TV is available over the air on channel 56.1 and all cable providers including Dish Network and Direct TV. CWFH also airs Friday’s at 12AM KYES-TV in Anchorage, AK and nationally across the country on Youtoo America. To see if your cable provider carries Youtoo America please visit www.hollywoodwrestling.com/television. If CWFH isn’t available in your area you can still watch the program online by subscription at www.patreon.com/unitedwrestling.

For more information on CWFH please visit www.hollywoodwrestling.com and follow us @CWFHollywood on Instagram and Twitter.