Seymour started off strong when Cesaro and Tyson Kidd kept their WWE Tag Team Championships. 
(Jimmy Jack: 0 - Seymour: 1 - OMFB: 0)

No one predicted Big Show would win the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal.
(Jimmy Jack: 0 - Seymour: 1 - OMFB: 0)

Daniel Bryan won Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match to keep the fans from rioting.
(Jimmy Jack: 0 - Seymour: 2 - OMFB: 1)

Randy Orton defeated Seth Rollins. Which make for a weird debating point today.
(Jimmy Jack: 0 - Seymour: 3 - OMFB: 1)

Triple H defeated Sting after a billion run ins.
(Jimmy Jack: 0 - Seymour: 3 - OMFB: 2)

Jimmy Jack got on the board when AJ Lee and Paige defeated The Bella Twins.
(Jimmy Jack: 1 - Seymour: 4 - OMFB: 2)

But Jimmy Jack's momentum ended when John Cena won the United States Championship.
(Jimmy Jack: 1 - Seymour: 5 - OMFB: 3)

The Undertaker defeated The New Face of Fear, Bray Wyatt. 
(Jimmy Jack: 2 - Seymour: 6 - OMFB: 3)

And to close things out no one predicted that Seth Rollins would cash in and take home the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
(Jimmy Jack: 2 - Seymour: 6 - OMFB: 3)

If these predictions count for anything.. Jimmy Jack Funk Jr's GOUGE Heavyweight Title could be in serious jeopardy when he defends against Seymour Snott on April 11th at Big Time Wrestling Carolinas Spring Bash. BE THERE!

On February 8th 2015, a rematch was held at GOUGE’s Redneck Rumble card featuring two of $5 Dollar Wrestling Superstars, Raider Rock and Storm Maverick. Both these two have history together as Rock defeated the rookie Storm in his debut match with the company.

As the build-up began for The Redneck Rumble, Rock and Storm were both entered as participants in The Rumble and even went so far as to request a match from The GOUGE Empresario of Fun, Count Grog, regardless of the outcome of The Rumble. So, in the tradition of Jack Brisco and Dory Funk Jr., Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes, and Tom McGhee and Terry Gibbs, we present Raider Rock vs. Garner, North Carolina’s Storm Maverick!

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Hey kids, it's Old Man Freakboy! I moved to the Carolinas from NY in the late 90’s. One afternoon I was channel surfing and came across SCW, Southern Championship Wrestling, on a public access channel. The first match I saw featured Lazz “The Human Lap Dance Machine” grappling with some other guy who I have forgotten over time. I tried watching SCW on TV as often as I could, the show was great and featured a nice mix of indie talent.  Over time SCW went away and later, as many of you know, it was later re-envisioned as  GOUGE Wrestling.  Maybe someday we’ll do a post or episode about the history of SCW, but for today I just wanted to share a match with you. It’s from 2002 and features The World’s Strongest Mathlete and Mervin Snead.