"Brutal" Bob Evans's Iron Man Week Schedule/Results

- Day 1: Sunday, Nov. 25 - Ring of Honor Wrestling School - Bristol, Pa.

RESULT: Grizzly Redwood subbed for Steve Corino, who couldn't make the show in time due to travel issues. Redwood beat Bob 12-11 in their Iron Man match. Due to a timekeeper error, the match went 70 minutes instead of 60.

- Day 2: Monday, Nov. 26 vs. Todd Sople - New England Pro Wrestling Academy

RESULT: Tie 13-13.

- Day 3: Tuesday, Nov. 27 vs. Julian Starr - New England Pro Wrestling Academy

RESULT: Tie 11-11.

- Day 4: Wednesday, Nov. 28 vs. Adam Cole - Ring of Honor Wrestling School - Bristol, Pa.

RESULT: Cole won 12-11.

- Day 5: Thursday, Nov. 29 vs. Biff Busick - Ring of Honor Wrestling School - Bristol, Pa.

RESULT: Brutal Bob won 14-13.

- Day 6: Friday, Nov. 30 vs. Antonio Thomas - Antonio Thomas Wrestling School - Chicopee, Mass.

RESULT: Tie 8-8.

- Day 7: Saturday, Dec. 1 vs. Vinny Marseglia - Davey Lopes Recreation Center - Providence, R.I.

RESULT: Brutal Bob won 14-13.

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Referees: Dan Tanaka, Tony Stevens, Will Dojan, and Gino Colluci

Announcer/Producer: Caleb Seltzer

RULES OF IRON WEEK

(1) Most falls in 60 minutes wins. NO OVERTIME PERIOD. If the falls are even, the match is declared a draw.

(2) If you are disqualfied, your opponent is awarded one fall. If you are disqualified again, your opponent is awarded one fall AND one fall is deducted from your total.

(3) One corner man (or woman) is allowed each night for each contestant. Interference by cornermen will result in a disqualification and immediate ejection.

(4) Water and sports drinks (ex. Gatorade, Powerade, etc) are allowed. No caffienated energy drinks of any kind are allowed at ringside.

(5) 30-second rest period between falls, continuous 60-minute clock.

(6) No foreign objects.

(7) One referee in the ring, one referee on standby. If a referee is knocked down and can't continue, the clock will stop until a replacement referee is positioned.

(8) All referee's decisions are final.

(9) Similar to Mixed Martial Arts, a referee can decide if a competitor cannot continue in a hold or cannot break a hold and award his opponent a fall. The same applies to elbows and knees if an opponent is trapped and being attacked with knee or elbow strikes, the referee can stop the action and award a fall at his/her discretion.

(10) Probably the most important rule of Iron Week as it factored heavily into 2009's action: THE SPRINT.

At the 50-minute mark, there is a 10-minute "sprint." 30-second rest periods are no longer needed after gaining a fall. This is a way for a competitor to catch up on falls if way behind. A submission hold need only to be broken for one second until being applied again. You may immediately attempt to pin your opponent again after getting a 3-count.

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