We continue on with our look at this year’s installment of AIW’s JLIT tournament. For the sake of ease, I have broken down the matches by round. Quarter-Final Round The show started off strong with Josh Prohibition vs. Matt Cross, another chapter in the AIW vs. Dudes On TV rivalry. This was a fun, heated affair, that took to the floor and had the crowd engaged right from the start. Prohibition…

Going into the weekend, Louis Lyndon seemed like an odds on favorite to win. He is one of the most consistent performers in the company and needed one thing to push him from being a top level mid-carder into the main event. Winning the JLIT would be one of those things. In the first round, he and Tyler Thomas had a fun match. They of course took to the air, but not as much as you would think.…

The afternoon portion of Beyond Wrestling’s first Fete double header disappointed. A couple good matches were to be found, but the boring filler far outweighed the worthwhile. The evening portion needed to deliver to salvage the experiment. Kimber Lee may have dealt with Pinkie Sanchez in the afternoon, but what about the rest of…

The April tradition for AIW has become to have a show named after a rap song and every match to be contested under No Rules. Not sure why Master P this month had the honor, but it made for a funny looking poster, so I’m OK with it. The show started off with a bang as the Beaver Boys returned to take on the debuting unit of Tyson Dux and “Hot Sauce” Tracy Williams, collectively known as Hot Sauce…