Have A Nese Weekend

Anthony Nese...blah, blah, blah....does it matter what I say about The Premiere Athlete? I thought not. Enjoy these match pics of Nese vs Petey Williams and Alex Reynolds. (Photos by Mark Griffith, Jr.)

Double Post: Chris Dickenson and The Beaver Boys

There's a whole lot of shakin' going on at Combat Zone Wrestling. On July 13th, the indie promotion held its "New Heights" show in Voorhees, New Jersey, featuring stars like Drew Gulak, Caleb Konley, Shane Strickland, Tommy Dreamer, and a host of others. The headline match featured Masada defending his CZW World title against Chris Dickenson. After an intense battle which took place inside and outside the ring, Masada defeated Dickenson and retained his title.

Chris Dickenson

Look at that tongue!

Also on the card that night was a tag team match featuring Johnny Silver and Alex Reynolds aka The Beaver Boys (check out their cheeky t-shirts below). The heels defeated good guys Bandido Jr. and Azrieal. (All photos by Scott Finkelstein)

Johnny Silver

Alex Reynolds

Reynolds' long hair becomes a liability.

Oh No! Not Again!

I hope you readers aren't getting tired of seeing Anthony Nese on this blog because I as hell ain't. Yup, it seems Nese has been pretty busy lately, and I, for one, am happy about that. Maybe he's in demand right now. I mean, when a wrestler looks the way he does and wrestles the way he does...well, you do the math. So here for the umpteenth time in the history of Beefcakes of Wrestling is Anthony Nese with his tag team partner Apollyon vs the twosome of Jon Silver and Alex Reynolds. A few words about Silver. I'm starting to like this guy. He's not the biggest, most defined wrestler out there, but you can see that he's quite a character. Anyway, more on Silver very soon. These pics are from National Pro Wrestling Day's Evening Card held in Philadelphia, PA on Feb. 2. (Photos by Scott Finklestein)

John Silver

Silver bounces back.

Silver gets knocked down like a bowling pin.

Silver goes for the pin, but doesn't make it.

The winning move.

Congratulations, Nese!