For months now, evidence has grown that the Adrenaline Championship is cursed and events at DOA 100 did nothing to dispell those rumours.
Of the last three champions, AJ Benjamin lost the title without getting pinned, Cali Gray lost the title on his first defence, and Ty Hazard lost the title back to Benjamin, also without getting pinned.
Yet it was still a shock when Boogie took the microphone following his tag match earlier in the show to announce that he was vacating the title. As a result, the five-way Adrenaline Rush scheduled for later in the show between Dillon Slade, Ty Hazard, Sam Santari, Furio and Josh Spicer was given the added grandeur of crowning a new Adrenaline Champion.
The match was a thrilling affair with adrenaline running high throughout both the conpetitors and the crowd. High flying maneuvers, death-defying thrills and spills, and fast-paced exchanges kept the crowd on the edge of their seats. It was Furio who picked up the win and was crowned the new champion.
When asked post-match what he thought about the curse, Furio said nothing - though he said nothing to any of the questions he was asked. In fact, his interview raised more questions than answers. First and foremost amongst these is whether the curse of the Adrenaline Championship has finally been broken. To answer that, make sure you tune into or attend our next show.
Article by the man with the Microphone AK.
Of the last three champions, AJ Benjamin lost the title without getting pinned, Cali Gray lost the title on his first defence, and Ty Hazard lost the title back to Benjamin, also without getting pinned.
Yet it was still a shock when Boogie took the microphone following his tag match earlier in the show to announce that he was vacating the title. As a result, the five-way Adrenaline Rush scheduled for later in the show between Dillon Slade, Ty Hazard, Sam Santari, Furio and Josh Spicer was given the added grandeur of crowning a new Adrenaline Champion.
The match was a thrilling affair with adrenaline running high throughout both the conpetitors and the crowd. High flying maneuvers, death-defying thrills and spills, and fast-paced exchanges kept the crowd on the edge of their seats. It was Furio who picked up the win and was crowned the new champion.
When asked post-match what he thought about the curse, Furio said nothing - though he said nothing to any of the questions he was asked. In fact, his interview raised more questions than answers. First and foremost amongst these is whether the curse of the Adrenaline Championship has finally been broken. To answer that, make sure you tune into or attend our next show.
Article by the man with the Microphone AK.
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