POWW RESULTS/FOX LAKE 3-19-11 ~ SERENA

I usually rate the show that I go to using the official Peter Meter
scale of one to five. I gave the show a two because for me, the drunks were very distracting and some kids were running loose. The wrestling was fine, but the atmosphere left something to be desired, IMO. See, when I rated the shows 4 or 4.5, I was a good guy, but this time because I complained about the drunks and the kids, I was told to "Take your balls and stay home. Find something else to do" That is what my new avatar is all about.

OOPS.. I also mentioned that there was too much talking. The card had five matches and started at 7:00. It was over at 10:15. I just felt it was too long.

LOL....btw, one kid jumped on the ring apron during a match. If one of the wrestlers would have gone to the ropes, this kid would have been one helluva sling shot.

Mr. Ricolo shagged the kid before it got out of hand. He deserves a life saving award.

I also think POWW has outgrown the Fox Lake VFW Hall. It gets way too packed/hot and you may be even "too close" to the action. There are a few places in the Northern Lake County Area they could run and would get a bigger crowd and still close enough for the regulars. CLC Fieldhouse in Grayslake (Zenner ran there alot and drew good crowds) La Hacienda Del Norte in Waukegan, The banquet hall behind the old Frigates in Ingleside, Sports Complex in Round Lake, Lakes Bowl in RL, The Park Inn in Round Lake Park (which has a wrestling history), I know there are several "abandoned" schools that have gyms, Big Hollow + Gavin in Fox Lake..but I have no idea on building codes, regulations or if you could even get a temporary liquor license for a place like that. There is also a "indoor soccer field" in Waukegan off Grand Avenue before Green Bay Road where I have seen several Lucha shows (and actually chatted with Jimmy Blaze at one of them) that place would be great for POWW. With the right promotion the Waukegan area is an untapped gem.