By Sean Radican, Torch columnist

EVOLVE 38 REPORT
MARCH 8, 2015
DEER PARK, N.Y.
AIRED LIVE ON WWNLIVE.COM

(1) Martin Stone vs. Biff Busick. Stone hit a German followed by a huge clothesline for a near fall during the early going. Stone fought off a judo throw, but Busick got a rear naked choke for the win.

Busick got in the mic after the match and called out Chris Hero. He said the same thing would happen to him in San Jose during WM weekend.

Winner: Buff Busick - This was very short, but fine while it lasted.

Team Tremendous was out next to face Larry Dallas's mystery team. Falls came out with Earl Cooter & Jody Kristofferson.

(2) Team Tremendous (Bill Carr & Dan Barry) vs. Earl Cooter & Jody Kristofferson (w/Larry Dallas). Team Tremendous worked over Cooter during the early going. Carr nailed Cooter with some big chops in the corner. Barry followed up with a nice Arabian press a short time later. Cooter fired back and tagged in Kristofferson, who wiped out Barry and began working him over. Barry fired back and took out Cooter and Kristofferson. He tried to tag out, but Cooter cut him off. Barry finally made the tag to Carr, who ran wild on Cooter. Carr hit a Boss Man slam variation, but the pin was broken up by Kristofferson. Carr caught Kristofferson with an incredible head scissors takedown, Barry then hit an insane corkscrew dice to the floor. Carr then followed up with a flip dive over the top to the floor and the fans went nuts. The action broke down and Kristofferson hit a big spear on Carr. Kristofferson accidentally wiped out Cooter. Team Tremendous then hit a tandem sliced bread on Cooter for the win.

Winners: Bill Carr & Dan Barry

Star rating: (**3/4) - This was a really good showing from Carr and Barry debuting in EVOLVE. The fans were into their signature offense and this was a fun match.

(3) Matt Cage vs. A.R. Fox. Fox surprised Cage with a big kick to the face during the ring introductions. The announcers said these two are no strangers to one another, as they both came up training under Mr. Hughes. Cage fired back and nailed Fox with a tope con hilo that was just insane. Not Davey Richards insane, but in that neighborhood, as Cage wiped out Fox and went flying into the crowd. Cage went up top, but Fox cut him off and nailed him with a dropkick that sent him crashing into the barricade. Fox then hit a huge flip dive over the ringpost to the floor to wipe out Cage and the fans fired up huge. Fox set up Cage on the apron and hit a leg drop off the top for a 2 count. Trevin Adams mentioned that Uhaa Nation had endorsed Matt Cage. Cage fired back and got a small package for a 2 count. Fox fired back and dropped him back with a corkscrew brainbuster. Fox then went up top and hit a swanton for a 2 count. Cage fired back and caught Fox by surprise with a double stomp in the corner as Fox was looking to go up and over him. Both men were down and the fans fired up once again.

Cage fired back and caught Fox with a flying cross body off the ropes. Cage hit a big uppercut off the turnbuckles and followed up with a neck breaker for a 2 count. Fox fired back and hit a springboard ace crusher for a 2 count a short time later. The fans chanted for Fox and some fans responded with a chant for Cage. Cage fired back and hit a big punch and a tiger driver for a 2 count. Cage got a rear naked choke variation on Fox, but he got up and drove Cage into the corner. Fox eventually booted Cage off the top and nailed him with a springboard 450 and the fans applauded and chanted for both men. Fox set up for another springboard, but Cage turned it into a code breaker for a 2 count. Cage and Fox began exchanging blows. They went to a big exchange and Fox caught Cage with a kick to the head. Fox went for a headstand in the corner a short time later, but Cage kicked him right in the face. Cage then popped Fox up and punched him right in the face, but Fox grabbed the bottom rope to break the ref’s three count. Fox fired back and hit a chin breaker, but Cage followed Fox into the opposite corner and hit a series of running knees. Fox fired back with a big running kick in the corner and a superkick. Fox then set Cage up on the top rope and hit Lo Mein pain. He then went up top and hit a 450 for the win.

Fox pointed to Cage after the match and the fans chanted for him.

Winner: A.R. Fox

Star rating: (***3/4) – This was a heck of a back and forth contest between Cage and Fox. The announcers did a good job filling in the background of both men and what they have in common during the match. Cage looked really good here going toe-to-toe with Fox at a breathtaking pace. This was a lot of fun to watch if you like fast paced action. It is good to see Cage in EVOLVE, as he has been a standout on the independents for a couple of years now.

Drew Gulak came out got on the mic and said wrestling had lost its integrity. He said his peers are afraid for their jobs because they’re more worried about impressing people by being flashy than winning their match. Gulak says he looks at his matches differently. He said Hero has 50 different ways to knock him out. He said he will break him down and try his best to win the match while neutralizing his offense. Gulak said it’s about control wrestling. Gulak said he’s ready and called Hero down to the ring.

Hero then made his way down to the ring to a good reaction. Gulak tried to go after Hero while he went around the ring making his entrance, but the ref held him back.

(4) Drew Gulak vs. Chris Hero. Both men went back and forth on the mat during the early going. Hero maneuvered his way out of an arm submission and went after Gulak’s legs. He then applied a unique leg submission, but Gulak rolled over on top of Hero and they ended up in the ropes. They continued to trade holds on the mat with both guys really doing a good job of escaping submissions. Gulak finally ended an exchanging on the mat by floating over Hero and slapping him across the head. Hero bailed to the outside after escaping an ankle lock. He got back into the ring and offered a handshake, but then slapped Gulak across the face and pummeled him in the corner. Gulak fired back with several strikes. Both men went back and forth and ended up spilling over the top to the floor. Hero began working over Gulak once they got back into the ring. Hero hit a big kick to the head and made a cocky cover on Gulak for a 1 count. Gulak tried to go for Hero’s leg, but he blocked it and hit some knee strikes to the head. Gulak rolled to the outside and Hero followed him. Both men began exchanging strikes. Gulak ended up hitting a big clothesline against the guardrail, but Hero caught him with a boot to the face a short time later. They ended up back in the ring and Hero initially blocked a Saito suplex and used his hand to shove his boot into Gulak’s face, but Gulak fired up and hit a Saito suplex.

Both men got up and glared at each other. Hero went off the ropes, but Gulak kicked his leg out from under him and hit a dragon screw. The fans fired up and began chanting for Gulak. Gulak began working over Hero’s leg and the fans applauded. Gulak slapped Hero across the face several times. Hero fired back with a straight right, but Gulak countered him and hit a suplex. Gulak then grabbed an ankle lock. Hero countered and got a rollup for a 2 count. Gulak grabbed the ankle lock again. Hero tried to roll through, but Gulak reversed it and grabbed the ankle lock again. Hero finally managed to get the ropes to break the hold. Gulak grabbed Hero’s leg and hit a dragon screw over the middle rope. Hero spilled to the floor and sold his leg. Hero told Gulak to come to the outside. Hero then slid inside the ring and nailed Gulak with a rolling elbow as he entered the ring for a 2 count. Hero hit a big Liger bomb for another 2 count and the fans applauded with both men down. Hero went for a roaring elbow, but Gulak surprised him with a discus lariat for a 2 count. The announcers said Hero’s elbows wouldn’t be as effective with the damage to his leg. Hero fired back and hit a big elbow in the corner. Gulak was visibly bleeding from the mouth. Hero set up for the death blow, but Gulak got a back slide for a 2 count. Gulak hit several chops and slaps. He ducked a kick from Hero and went for a German, but Hero tossed him off and hit a basement dropkick to the face for a 2 count.

Hero nailed Gulak with a big punch. Gulak yelled at him and Hero slapped him in the face. Gulak fired back with several big strikes to the face. Gulak ducked a roaring elbow, but Hero caught him when he went for it again a short time later. Hero got a folding press, but Gulak kicked out. Hero slapped Gulak across the face. Gulak got up and went face-to-face with Hero. Hero lifted Gulak and dropped him right on his head with a tombstone for the win. Wow!

Hero got on the mic after the match and put over Gulak. He said Gulak is tough, but there are two types of people in the world people coming after Chris Hero and Chris Hero. Hero said it seems to be a popular thing for people to make a name for themselves on the mic. Hero said you don’t say his name until you earn the privilege to say it. The mic kept breaking up. Hero said he had earned the right to say Busick’s name. He said Busick was the flavor of the week. Busick came out and Hero said he was ready to fight. Hero told Gulak he could leave the ring. He then shoved Gulak into Busick. He went for the death blow, but Gulak slid around him into the rear naked choke. Hero managed to escape and ran away from the ring. Busick helped Gulak to his feet and shook his hand after Hero left. The fans then applauded for Gulak.

Winner: Chris Hero

Star rating: (****1/4) – Great three part match with both men going hold for hold during the early going. Then they moved to Gulak working over Hero’s leg to neutralize Hero’s striking. The pace picked up late in the match with both guys showing great intensity with some brutal chop and slap exchanges and counter sequences. The tombstone finish came out of nowhere and looked brutal. This is a match worth going out of your way to check out.

Caleb Konley came out to very little reaction. P.J. Black was out next for his EVOLVE debut and he got a good reaction from the crowd.

(5) Caleb Konley (w/Anthony Nese) vs. P.J. Black. A.R. Fox came into the commentary both. Fox said he had his eyes on Black. He said he doesn’t know what a dare wolf Is, but he knows what a Fox is. He said he would meet Black at the WWN Supershow during WM weekend. The action picked up as both men went back and forth off the ropes before coming to a stalemate. Black offered a handshake, but Konley hit a shoulder tackle and put the boots to Black in the corner. Adams mentioned that Konley is #2 in the EVOLVE rankings. Fox said the rankings mean nothing to him because he’s the whole Fox’n show because to the fans he’s #1. Fox is hilarious on commentary. The action spilled to the floor with both men going back and forth. Konley ended up hitting a tornado DDT off the ringpost on the floor to ground Black. Fox says he doesn’t know much about comics, but his friends tell him he’s like Wolverine when it comes to his ability to heel from injuries. Fox said he and Black should have a 450 match. Back inside the ring, Konley caught Black with a shoulder tackle off the ropes for a 2 count.

Black fired back and eventually caught Konley with a superkick while he was doing a handstand on the top turnbuckle. Konley went flying to the floor and the fans gasped. Black then caught Konley with a suicide dive, a dropkick through the ropes, and a slingshot twisting splash to wipe out Konley. Black went for a springboard a short time later, but Konley caught him with a code breaker and both men were down. That’s the second time this sequence has been used on this show. Both men were slow to get up, but eventually began exchanging blows in the middle of the ring. Fox said he wore gloves because everyone puts baby oil on and the ropes get slippery. Konley fired back on Black and nailed him with a big kick to the head for a 2 count. Konley went for a diving clothesline, but Konley caught his arm. Konley fired back and went for a double springboard moonsault, but Black got out of the way and hit a springboard moonsault off the top rope for a 2 count. Black then went up top, but Konley cut him off. They battled up top and Konley went for a hurricanrana, but Black rolled through for a 2 count. Konley got up and hit a falcon arrow for a 2 count. The fans fired up and Konley tried to lock in the o face. Black fought it, so Konley just dropped him down to the mat for a 2 count. Konley went up top and Black popped up and went for a suplex. Konley went for a sunset flip, but Black hung onto the ropes. Black kicked Konley away and went for a 450, but Konley crotched him on the turnbuckles. Black ended up driving Konley neck-first over the ropes from the top. He then hit a springboard 450 for the win.

Konley and Nese tried to jump Black after the match, but he bailed to the floor and smiled at them. Nese got on the mic and asked Black who he thinks he is. He said he’s the king of the 450 and has the best 450 in wrestling. Nese told Black to go to the back and think of something to do. Nese then called out Richards.

Winner: P.J. Black

Star rating: (***1/4) – This was a fun match while it lasted. Both guys went back and forth the entire match and there wasn’t a lot of selling, but Black looked good and his springboard 450 was sick. Fox was hilarious on commentary. I hope they use him again.

Davey Richards came out to a good reaction from the crowd. He got booed during the formal ring introductions. Davey Richards got a good pop when he was introduced.

(6) Anthony Nese (w/Caleb Konley) vs. Davey Richards. The announcers said they believed this was a first time match. The announcers mentioned that Richards had spit on the EVOLVE title the last time he was here in 2014 after his match against Fox. Neither man could get the upper hand during the early going. Richards grabbed an arm/leg combination submissions and then rolled Nese into a pinning combination for a 2 count. Nese rolled to the floor and regrouped before getting back to the ring. They went to a fast paced exchange and Richards caught Nese with a dropkick off the ropes. Nese and Richards went back and forth near the apron. Richards finally caught Nese with a running kick from the apron to the floor to deck him. Nese tried to run away from Richards into the crowd, but Richards grabbed him and nailed him with a kick against the guardrail. Richards took control back inside the ring and hit a snap suplex. Richards tied up Nese’s legs and did the sexy party dance before diving backwards on the hold. The fans chanted sleazy Richards, which was pretty funny.

Both men began exchanging strikes and Nese managed to drop Richards with a dropkick. Nese went after Richards’s arm and grabbed a submission. Richards fired back and countered Nese into a combination arm/cloverleaf submission, but Nese managed to fight out of a pinning combination. Richards rolled to the floor and Nese nailed him with a big dive through the ropes. Richards went for a running kick against the guardrail on the outside a short time later, but Nese got his boot up. Nese tossed Richards back into the ring and began working him over. Nese went for a springboard moonsault off the turnbuckles, but Richards got his knees up. The fans chanted for Richards, who went back and forth trading strikes with Nese in the middle of the ring. The pace picked up with an exchange off the ropes and Richards finally hit a springboard enzuguri. Richards continued to dominate the action after catching Nese with a roundhouse kick to the head and a German with a bridge for a near fall. The fans chanted for both men as Richards went to the top rope. Nese cut Richards off and they battled up top. Richards finally sent Nese to the mat, but he popped up and hit a knee to Richards’s head. Nese then lifted Richards up and hit a spinning ace crusher for a 2 count. Richards countered Nese and went for the stretch muffler, but Nese fought him off. They went to a big counter exchange. Nese landed on his feet after Richards went for a German and hit a double stomp for a 2 count. Holy crap!


Nese nailed Richards with several big punches. Richards finally began firing back and they began exchanging punches at the same time. Richards finally hit the alarm clock. Nese hit an enzuguri, but Richards bounced off the ropes and hit a huge clothesline. Nese then caught Richards coming off the ropes with a kick and both men were down as the fans chanted for both men. Holy crap! That was a great exchange there. Both men got to their knees and began exchanging punches. They got to their feet and continued to exchange punches. They continued to back and forth and Nese eventually caught Richards with a one arm buckle bomb. Richards then hit money in the bank, but Richards kicked out at the last second. Nese went up top for a 450, but Richards got out of the way. Richards nailed Richards with a big running kick to the chest. Richards went up top and hit a big double stomp for a 2 count. Richards nailed Nese with a roundhouse kick to the head, but Nese kicked out at the last second. Richards went right into the stretch muffler and Nese tapped. Wow!

Winner: Davey Richards

Star rating: (****) – This was an awesome all-out war between Richards and Nese. They had some big exchanges late in the match that really got the crowd going. I really felt like I was watching a fight at times and Nese looked really good here against Richards. It was great to see Davey back in EVOLVE.

Galloway vs. Strong is up next in a Steel Cage match. The cage doesn’t look too stable surrounding the ring, as there are gaps between the fencing in the corners.

Roderick Strong came out first and got on the mic. He said when this all started, he was trying to give an opportunity. The mic broke up again while Strong was trying to talk. Strong said he was just going to yell because the mic sucks. The crowd chanted that the mic sucks. He said after what happened in Tampa, Galloway had called him the biggest pussy in Tampa. Strong said he accepted the match inside the cage to show him that he’s a bad motherf----er. Strong said maybe he didn’t want the match at all and said it was an unsafe work environment. Strong headed the back, but Galloway jumped him. Galloway and Strong went back and forth on the outside. Galloway dropped Strong neck-first over the barricade. Galloway then nailed Strong from behind with the EVOLVE title. Galloway yelled at Strong and slapped him right across the face. Strong ran to the back and Galloway followed him. Galloway brought Galloway back to ringside and tossed him into the ring. He finally entered the ring and the ref called for the bell.

(7) EVOLVE Champion Drew Galloway vs. Roderick Strong in a Non-title Steel Cage match. Strong got up on the turnbuckles and went for a cross body, but Galloway caught him and turned it into a back breaker. Galloway missed a running kick against the cage and Strong hit a lung blower. Strong put the boots to Galloway and began working him over. Galloway tried to fire back in the corner, but Strong kicked his leg out from under him and nailed him with a sliding dropkick. Strong taunted Galloway and hit him with some light knees to the head. Galloway fired up and hit some forearms, but Strong whipped him chest first into the turnbuckles for a 2 count. They battled up top and stood up exchanging blows. Both men ended up getting crotched on the top rope and they dropped down to the mat. Galloway got up and dove at Strong, but he got out of the way and Galloway went flying into the cage. The fans tried to get behind Galloway, but Strong suplexed him right into the cage and made the cover for a 2 count. Strong began climbing the cage, but Galloway cut him off. You can only win this match by pinfall, submission, or knockout. Galloway ended up hitting a Russian leg sweep off the top and both men were down. Both men got up and began exchanging blows. Galloway fired back and hit several punches in the corner.

Strong caught Galloway with a boot as he charged at him in the corner to cut him off. Galloway lifted Strong over his back by the legs and slammed him face-first into the mat for a 2 count a short time later. Galloway began hitting a series of lawn darts on Strong into the cage. Strong managed to counter Galloway and they ended up going at it on the top rope once again. Strong eventually hit a superplex and the fans fired up with both men down on the mat. Strong was slow to make the cover and got a 2 count. Strong fired up with a series of running strikes in the corner. He ended the sequence with a back breaker for a 2 count. Galloway fired back and hit a backdrop into the cage to stop Strong’s momentum. Both men got up and began exchanging strikes. Strong hit a big gutbuster and followed up with the Gibson driver, but Galloway kicked out at the last second. The announcers noted that Strong looked exhausted and mentioned the building was extremely hot because the heat was on. Strong put Galloway up top and hit a couple of big chops. He then climbed up to the top as the cage wobbled. Both men began exchanging hard chops. Strong managed to crotch Galloway on the top turnbuckle. He then kicked Galloway all the way upside down. He yelled at Galloway and he popped up and hit an overhead belly-to-belly suplex and the fans fired up. Both men got up and began exchanging blows. Galloway caught Strong coming off the ropes and he powerbombed him into the cage. Galloway then hit a piledriver, but Strong kicked out at the last second and the fans gasped. Galloway ended up shoving the ref out of the way to go after Strong, but Strong nailed him with a low blow. Strong followed up with a pair of jumping knees and a big forearm. Strong followed up with the end of heartache, but Galloway kicked out at the last second. Galloway ended up in-between the ropes and Strong drove him head-first into the cage several times.

The ref checked on Galloway, who came up bleeding. Strong nailed Galloway with a series of knees strikes. Galloway was stuck between the cage and the ropes. Strong yelled at Galloway to stay down. Galloway slapped Strong in the face. Strong fired back with a series of sick kicks. Galloway ended up stuck between the apron and the cage. Strong continued to hit running sick kicks over and over on Galloway. The ref checked on Galloway and called for the bell.

Winner: Roderick Strong via ref stoppage.

Star rating: (***3/4) – This was a very good Steel Cage match. They had a good brawling sequence before the match started and although the cage didn’t look for sturdy, it fit the vibe of the venue. They had some good back and forth sequence throughout the match putting the cage to use to do damage to each other. Strong getting the upper hand down the stretch and trapping Galloway between the cage and the apron while hitting him over and over with running sick kicks was a brutal way to finish the match. I wasn’t a big fan of Galloway doing a blade job here, as I don’t think it added much to the match at all and in general I’m not a fan of blood in wrestling.

The fans booed Strong when he was announced as the winner. Strong dragged Galloway back into the ring and applied the Stronghold after the match was over. Black came down to the ring and Strong backed away. He then left the ring. Black asked for the EVOLVE title and got on the mic. He said he knew there was a ranking system. He asked Galloway for a match for the EVOLVE Title. I couldn’t make out what Black was saying because the mic kept breaking up. He told Galloway to do the right. He told Galloway he wanted a title match in San Jose. Galloway finally recovered and said he hopes the mic doesn’t cut out. It was hard to hear what he said, but he seemed to agree to defend it against Black during WM weekend.

The fans chanted for Galloway after Black left the ring. He tried to talk, but the mic kept cutting out. He said thanks to people like Gabe, Sal, and others believing in him, he had had a great 7 months. Galloway said in TNA, he was Drew Galloway. He said he would be Drew Galloway everywhere he went and thanked the people for standing behind him. The fans chanted thank you Drew. Galloway thanked the fans for believing in him. He said in Brooklyn he wrestled Strong for the first time and called him one of the most talented men in wrestling. He said he had his number that night and people paid attention to him after that night. He talked about the feud and said Strong had beat him until he was unconscious. He said the EVOLVE title wasn’t the most important thing to him anymore. He said he wanted to beat Strong. Galloway said the feud started in New York and it would end in New York.

Galloway said there should be one title in EVOLVE. Galloway said he believed in EVOLVE and in the ranking system. Galloway gave up on talking on the mic and said he believed there should be one champion. He said Gargano isn’t here tonight. He said he had a plan. He said he knows Gargano feels the same way he does. He said if he beats Nation and Black in San Jose, he wants to face Gargano in a EVOLVE Championship vs. DGUSA Championship Unification Title match at the WWN Supershow. The fans applauded. Galloway thanked the fans and said he loves professional wrestling. The mic cut out again and said he wanted Strong for a final encounter. Galloway tossed the mic and threw a crotch chop at it. He then yelled that he wanted Strong in New York City. The announcers hit the talking points of Galloway’s promo as he left the ring.

Overall thoughts: (8.0) – This was a really good show that was hampered by production issues. The undercard featured a number of good matches highlighted by the awesome match between Chris Hero and Drew Gulak. Nearly everything on the card delivered in spades and from an in-ring standpoint this show, which was announced on short notice, couldn’t have gone much better. Matt Cage and P.J. Black stood out in their debut matches and the wrestler really put forth a fantastic effort in the ring.

I’m not a fan of the NYWC Sportatorium as a wrestling venue at all. When I watch wrestling, I want to be able to see the fans reacting to the matches, but the building was dark and it was impossible to see what sounded like a hot crowd and the way the ring and the ringside area are lit made it hard to see what was going on at times when wrestlers went to certain areas to brawl on the floor. The mic cutting out also made it hard to hear the various promos that were cut to set up matches during WM weekend and beyond throughout the show, especially at the end during Galloway’s promo.

Matt Cage looked really good in his debut match against Fox. He’s been a standout on some of the lower level independents for years and it was great to see him finally get a shot on a bigger stage. He looked really good during his match against Fox and the fans took to him right away. Hopefully Cage is brought back more often.

Black also looked good having a fun back and forth match against Caleb Konley. Fox came in on commentary to scout Black for their WM weekend match and was hilarious while calling the match. I hope he’s used more often on commentary in the future.

Gulak-Hero told a really good three part story. They started with some good technical wrestling. Then the match progressed and Gulak got the upper hand and began working over Hero’s leg to neutralize his striking. Things really picked up down the stretch with both men going back and forth exchanging strikes and mixing in some nice counter sequences. The tombstone finish came out of nowhere and was surprising, but I thought it was an effective way to end the story they were telling with Hero needing to find a way out of the match due to Gulak constantly being able to counter his signature rolling elbow strikes.

Richards was a really good edition to this card and he put on a great back and forth match with Anthony Nese. They had some good hard-hitting exchanges and the crowd was really into the match. The pace picked up down the stretch before Richards put Nese away with the stretch muffler. This is another match on the card well-worth going out of your way to see.

The main event Steel Cage match was very good, but seemed like it was missing something to take it to the next level. They had a good brawling sequence at the start and both men went all-out in the ring going back and forth utilizing the steel cage to punish each other. The finish came off really well with Strong finishing off Galloway with a series of sick kicks to the head while he was trapped between the cage and the apron. I’m not a fan of blood in matches and Galloway bleeding certainly didn’t add a lot to this match. I’m glad they are going to have one more match to blow off the feud, as this didn’t feel like a fitting end to their story.

Despite the production issues, this show is well-worth checking out. EVOLVE continues to present a number of diverse matches and this show delivered a couple of must see matches in Gulak-Hero and Richards-Nese to go along with a number of other good matches up and down the card.

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