I'd prefer to do traditional folkstyle rules. Cole won't be able to make it unless its early enough for him to make it to El Dorado by 9:30. And Cole doesn't follow me everywhere. He's just does what I tell him to do. lol.

Yes and President at that. We are having a membership drive anyone want to join?

Cut the cord man, just let him go, you can't hang on forever

hey what does cole need to be in El Dogg for at 9:30? and i'll be there no matter what.

He's got his cousin's graduation. She's graduating from Butler i think.

well if he has nothing better to do he can hang out for a while with me and carter or something. so if at all possible have him get a hold of me

My team will smash all of u guys

if you're not used to the style it gets confusing. i think experience will take this one

ill be there tommorow will u be ther big steve me and my team this steve from mahnhatten

Well, tag team has come and gone, plenty smoke but not much fire from the newcomers and some regulars. Denis was there, but no curtis or cole, or james. new guys and a really great match, no foolin around and Cornejo, Baldrige and Anderson showed that they could do just fine right out of the box! a good show, and overall a good afternoon. Thanks to the guys that were there-- tag team still works, no matter who is there.

What were the teams? Who won?

Can we get a match recap please?

I'm sorry I couldn't make it. I was picking up Cole, and our tug of war girls called us to tell us we had to be there at 9:30. I'm really really sorry if I let anyone down. I'll be there no matter what next time.

We actually had 2 tag team matches and the desire for a tournament is stronger than ever. As Mike said, one team consisted of Cornejo, Baldridge, and Tim Elliott, by the way, quite possibly the strongest of all of the tag teams. these guys were great and they all took it very seriously. Now listen to this, they went up against, Denis Farleigh, Jared Edison (The Big One) and Chris (for some reason my mind is blank on his last name.) I think the final score was 29-22 with this being the first match not going to overtime, won, by Cornejo, Baldridge and Elliott.

We had a little guys tag team match as well, with Furches, Altman and Rogers against, Stultz and I can't think of his two partners. Again, both teams were really stacked with heavier weights on one team, with lighter weights against heavier weights. I think that in this match, Altman, Furches and Rogers lost like 28-27 or something like that.

An interesting point, the comish reffed the exhibition matches and we did something different which I personally really liked. We did Real Pro Wrestling Rules, and we went 2, 3 minute periods for the big guys, and for the little guys 2, 2 minute periods. The action was great but with the addition of the push out rule we even had more working of the center of the mat.

At the present time, since the title is vacant I am considering delivering it to the team of Cornejo, Baldridge and Elliot.

Yes as the manager of the all mighty Central Kansas Tag Team, I will gladly accept this on there behalf...

Chase, Swayz just left for the party at Chenoweth's I'm not sure if he has the trophy or not, and I may end up going out myself, if he has it I may get it and let you hold on to it until the next tournament.

The wrestling was great, quite possibly the most intense of any of the tournaments so far and Imust say that the Ck team was outstanding in their use of the mat and scoring technique.

the new rules really helped legitimize the event, serious wrestling with no fooling around to speak of. As I think about it, That should come as no surprise as Cornejo, Baldridge, and Elliot probably have lost like maybe .354 matches each in the last three years (only slight exaggeration) and seem to take anything that happens on a mat as a very serious matter! Just Kidding about that, but they are very, very focused and were extremely entertaining to watch. If that team should do a repeat it will be two things: Very fun to watch, and very serious business.