AAA 2-4-11 Naucalpan, Part 2 - Review

AAA 2/4/11 Naucualpan, Part 2 - Review

Heavy Metal comes out to open the show wearing some fantastic looking Zubaz. He says that this is his house, and then introduces a dwarf that he calls his mascot and also a valet. Electroshock's music interrupts him, and Electroshock comes out to the roaring approval of the crowd and calls Heavy Metal "Rigo Tovar Jr." I had to look that one up, but Rigo, who was a popular singer in Mexico, does look a lot like Heavy Metal for what it's worth. We can all thank Electroshock for that lesson in Mexican culture. Electroshock says that everything that Heavy Metal boasted about, such as being discovered by Antonio Peña, being 100% luchador, etc. was the same for Electroshock but that he was Electroshock in "HDL'", or "alta definición luchística" and is a new Electroshock,  then pushes Heavy Metal out of the way, then his music hits and he leaves. They have a good little feud going here.

1. Dr. Cerebro, Cerebro Negro, Eterno vs. Argenis, Atomic Boy, Gato Eveready

Always good to get a Gato Eveready match, plus a team like Argenis, Atomic Boy, and Gato Everday promises that we'll get someone good in the ring at all times. Gato and Negro start out with some matwork and Gato gets him in a type of figure four but the rudos break it up. The rudos beat down on the tecnicos and hit a powerbomb/backstabber combo on Atomic Boy. The tecnicos fight back with a flapjack by Argenis and a springboard legdrop by Atomic Boy on Negro. Dr. Cerebro turns his back on Atomic Boy who runs up his back and hits a reverse headscissors which looked really awesome. Nice double springboard armdrag by Atomic Boy on Dr. followed by a spinning headscissors and Dr. Cerebro bails out as Astro Boy fakes a dive and bounces off the ropes celebrating. Argenis and Negro in now, headscissors by Argenis, then slams Negro down and hits a superkick when he stands up that sends him out. Gato and Eterno in now, headscissors by Eterno sends Gato down but he goes for a springboard armdrag and Gato shoves him off and hits a dropkick to the face. Super smooth spinning armdrag by Gato sends Eterno down to the floor, then Gato preps for a dive but Dr. Cerebro cuts him off and reverses a headscissors attempt into a back slam. He sends Gato into the ropes who does the hanging spot, then charges but Gato moves and Cerebro falls to the floor for Gato to hit a tope. Stereo dropkicks by Atomic and Argenis send the rudos out and Argenis hits a tope con giro on one side and Atomic Boy hits the other. Gato and Dr. Cerebro in now and Cerebro traps his leg around his and hits a crazy looking piledriver for the three count. The rudos clean house afterwards and what I assume is a bunch of fellow IWRG guys jump the ring and all hit their finishers on the tecnicos trio afterwards. This was a good match, I would have liked to see a little more but I really cannot complain because everything they did was good. I'm probably more of a fan of trios matches like this where the rudos have a long beat down segment on the tecnicos, because I think it just primes the crowd even more for the tecnico's opportunity to come back on the rudos and make it that more dramatic. Doing matches like this where there is basically equal offense between both sides is good for a nice change of pace though, especially when you have tecnicos like this who move so quickly.

L.A. Park confronts Konnan backstage who is on the phone and tells him that he received the letter from Cibernético, and the letter tells him that he is owed a title match against Zorro for the Megacampeonato. Konnan tells him Cibernético is playing with them and there is a spy in La Sociedad that is trying to bring them down. Konnan tells him he needs to stand with them and the opportunity will come, but Park pushes Konnan and leaves upset.

2. Electroshock vs. Heavy Metal

Long staredown to start the match, and Heavy Metal's midget is warming up the fans on the outside. He's also carrying an acoustic guitar, which isn't very heavy metal (unless we're talking MTV Unplugged). Kick to the gut by Electroshock to start out and he backs him into the corner. Rollup by Heavy for two and Electro slaps him in the face then gets taken down for an leg lock by grabs the ropes. Both men up, criss cross the ropes and Heavy knocks him down with a clothesline. Leg work by Heavy but Electroshock reverses into an armbar and they stand again. Big clothesline by Electroshock for a two count. Heavy Metal knocks him down and hits an elbow drop then slaps on a chinlock until Electroshock gets the ropes. Heavy Metal pulls him back out and locks on a doble palanca but Electroshock gets the ropes again. Standing again, dropkick by Electroshock and then hits a kick to the back Heavy's head while seated for a two count. Electroshock locks on a Tapatía and rolls him in it a few times before Heavy gets out. Heavy hits a fisherman's suplex for a two count and then covers him again out of frustration for another two. Heavy goes for a big clothesline but Electroshock ducks and takes him down with a big chop to the chest and then locks him in a sharpshooter. Heavy Metal fights free out of the sharpshooter and hits a headbutt to the groin of Electroshock that he sells like death. Electro gets dumped to the outside and Heavy huts a big tope con giro.] to the outside. Back in the ring, Heavy Metal locks on an armbar now but Electro gets the ropes. They stir to their feet again and Electroshock knocks him to the floor with a dropkick and then hits a tope of his own. Electro brings heavy into the ring with a hiptoss and covers him for two, but then Heavy pulls him into an armbar, which Electro slowly fights out of. Electroshock sends Heavy into the corner and catches him with an exploder suplex for two. They stir to their feet again and each man tries to go for a rollup but they fight out and then Electroshock hits a big powerbomb and both men are down. Heavy Metal's valet climbs in the ring to attend to Heavy, leaving the acoustic guitar on the apron which Electroshock takes. Electro sets up to hit him with the guitar but the valet distracts him long enough for Heavy to knock him down with a dropkick and then a punch to the face. Heavy now foolishly turns to his valet to regroup himself and Electroshock grabs the guitar and smashes it over his head, then covers him for the three count. Pretty slow match between these two that picked up at the end with the dives and the nearfalls but really was not anything special. Definitely the worst match on the show although it really wasn't that bad, just pretty slow compared to the others.

We get a video recapping the La Parka/Cibernético feud up to this point.

3. Charly Manson, Cibernético, Escoria vs. Jack Evans, La Parka, Nicho el Millonario

The rudos jump Nicho and Evans before Parka even gets to the ring, and then Charly attacks Parka once he steps through the curtain. Cibernético immediately goes after Parka, puts the boots to him in the corner and chokes him out as Evans fights Escoria and Nicho fights Charly, but the rudos dominate all in the beginning. Ciber hangs Parka upside down in the corner and stomps away at him brutally and the others take turns splashing Nicho in the opposite corner. All three men beat down Nicho now and slam his neck against the ropes before moving back to Parka and continuing to beat him down in the corner with punches. The fans start chanting for Parka as they beat him down three on one and Escoria hits a running knee lift. They focus on Jack now and chop him against the ropes then Charly hits a crazy looking Gory Special into a facebuster maneuver. Ciber picks him up again and hits a vertical suplex followed by Escoria with a standing moonsault. They continue beating down Parka in the corner, but he starts to fight back against Cibernético with a flurry of punches only to get tripped up by Hijo del Tirantes and get beaten down again. Nicho tries to introduce a chair into the match but he gets cut off and hit with it before Escoria hits a running dropkick sending the chair into his face, and then he gets splashed hard in the corner and falls out of the ring. They focus on Jack now and whip him into the corner for three straight clotheslines that send him to the floor as well and the rudos celebrate before turning their attention back to La Parka. Parka staggers to his feet and Cibernético just kicks him right in the back of the knee like a total dick and he collapses like a sack of onions on the mat. Parka gets pulled into the corner again and whipped to the opposite side, then Charly runs at him but gets flipped over Parka's shoulders to the floor and Escoria misses as well and Parka starts a big comeback by going to town on Cibernético with a flurry of punches followed by stomps that sends him to the outside with Parka in pursuit. Outside on the floor, Evans takes Escoria down with a flurry of kicks and Nicho hits a big boot on Charly. Back inside the ring, Parka has Cibernético cornered with a chair and he flees from the ring so they turn their attention to Hijo del Tirantes and yell at him as the rudos attempt to regroup on the outside. Jack and Escoria face off in the ring now as things settle down a bit and they run at each other with Escoria knocking him down with a spinning heel kick. Evans and Escoria go back and forth and Evans hits a big tornado DDT on him then gets knocked out of the ring by Charly. Nicho and Charly face off now and Charly sends him into the ropes then gets nailed with a spinning heel kick by Nicho that sends him out. Cibernético jumps in, so Parka tags in, and Cibernético tags back out to get away from Parka. Quebradora con giro by Parka on a rushing Escoria and then a clothesline to send him out of the ring and now Parka faces off with Cibernético who hesitates for a while to get into the ring and then reluctatly gets in, but hits a snapmare on Parka and locks him in a chinlock. Tirantes is distracted with the tecnicos, which is driving the crowd crazy, so Escoria jumps in and stomps away at Parka in the chinlock to take advantage of the opportunity. Back to their feet, and a running clothesline by Parka takes Cibernético down and he goes back outside to regroup. Jack and Escoria jump in, and then followed by everyone else who start brawling around the ring. In the midst of all this, Zorro jumps in the ring with his kendo stick and slams it over the head of Charly, who is then pinned by La Parka for the three. After the bell, Zorro continues his assault on Charly while the announcers wonder why he's going only after Charly, and Cibernético beats down La Parka then seems confused about Zorro's actions. Los Bizarros stand over the tecnicos and celebrate as their music plays, then they leave and Parka dances in the ring with some fans to close the show. This match was clipped a little bit, however it was a good match with a lot of action and a lot of heat on the rudos. Jack and Escoria managed to do some cool stuff in there while Parka and Cibernético continued their blood feud, plus a lot of good brawling and you end up with a pretty entertaining match here to close out what was a good show.