ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 24.0

Crush Results | Friday, June 29, 2012 | Super Brawl

The familiar Crush pyro hits, as the final Crush before ECCW's three year milestone is set to commence. Tonight, the last match in Crush's round one for the Television Championship tournament will take place, as well as an announcement by Matthew Jericho, the ECCW Legend's Championship rematch, and a challenge laid out by Dustin Shore to Peter Linch.

| Matthew Jericho's Announcement |
Matthew Jericho comes out to the ring to open up the show, to a chorus of cheers. He has his son Stephen Jericho by his side. Matthew begins by saying how proud he is of what ECCW has become and briefly remembers some of the company's history. He adds that he has held three job titles in ECCW, being Founder, CEO, and General Manager. He says that while there were times that he managed Terror and there was a brief moment where he lost control of the shows, Crush has been a brainchild of his. He says that tonight, as the longest lasting member of management, he is prepared to let one of those titles go -- General Manager. Matthew Jericho says that he will retain the CEO position, and will visit Terror and Crush from time to time, but has duties in the front office that need addressing. He addresses Stephen Jericho as the Executive Vice President of ECCW and states that Stephen's role of Assistant General Manager will also be dropped for his higher up position. Matthews finishes up by saying that he intends to make his last Crush as GM as great as possible, and will be announcing a new GM at tomorrow's Supershow X.

Ricky Lackett defeated Sean Shamrock.

Backstage, Angel is standing by with an interviewer. Before the interviewer can finish asking his question, Angel snatches the microphone away and shoos the interviewer off. He starts to talk about what his goals are from here on out. He says that he defeated one of ECCW's biggest men in Evander Rayne at Hell Unleashed, and earned another victory on last week's Crush. He says that he is going to continue to win and impress until management recognizes him for the talent that he truly holds, claiming that he will stop at nothing until he is back on top where he belongs.

Alex Nova defeated Riff Radley to retain the ECCW Legend's Championship.

Backstage, Jarrett Calloway is seen alongside Matthew Jericho and Stephen Jericho. The conversation seems to be a positive one, that is until Omega approaches. Calloway turns with a smirk and asks what he wants. Omega demands that Harry Jones be barred from interfering in his match against Calloway at tomorrow's Supershow X. While at first it seems like the response from the Jerichos is hesitant, Calloway outright accepts the challenge. Calloway says he doesn't need any assistance in putting Omega away completely tomorrow. And just like that, the no Harry Jones allowed stipulation is adopted.

Christopher Styles and Oliver Walker defeated Mark Mayhem and Max Mayhem.

Dustin Shore comes down to the ring to issue a challenge to Peter Linch, the newly crowned ECCW World Champion. The challenge comes across as fairly simple. He says that he is getting his rematch for the title at Gold Rush, ECCW's next pay-per-view event, taking place on July 22. There is no response from Peter Linch, as Shore explains that it is already official and wraps up the promo rather quickly, not seeming to expect a reply from his foe.

Adam Jones defeated Deacon Carmine in an ECCW Television Championship tournament match.

Peter Linch defeated Harry Jones.

After the non-title match, Omega came down to the ring with the sole purpose of attacking Harry Jones, not paying the slightest bit of attention to Peter Linch. Jarrett Calloway came rushing to the ring to make the save, which prompted Peter Linch to get involved and make it a two on two brawl. Dustin Shore was the next to come into the ring, helping throw Omega out of the ring and getting a few shots in on Peter Linch, much to the crowd's delight. Eventually, Linch slipped away and grabbed his title on his way out.