Loads Of Backstage DGUSA News: Big Return, Talent, More

Source: PWInsider.com

- There were no injuries at Saturday's PPV taping.

- Davey Richards vs. YAMATO and Naruki Doi & Masato Yoshino vs. Shingo & Dragon Kid were said to be great matches.

- The crowd was roughly 550, down from the debut. The crowd is actually what Gabe Sapolsky had expected for the debut show, and while down, was happy that the ringside tickets sold out.

- There was an 18-wheeler truck that overturned around Exit 5 of the New Jersey Turnpike yesterday. This caused many travel issues, making a two-hour trip a near 6-hour trip. Many fans reportedly got frustrated and turned around, skipping out on the event.

- Eddie Kingston and Jigsaw were both caught in the traffic. Since they missed their pre-PPV taping match, Hallowicked, Kingston's initial opponent was placed into a 6-way match in the title tournament. DGUSA officials then made the call to put Kingston and Jigsaw against each other after intermission, since they were advertised for the event.

- Due to scheduling conflicts and previous bookings in Chicago and Phoenix, the company won't return to the Northeast, but not necessarily in Philadelphia.

- The full talent roster for the January 23rd Chicago return will be announced this week.

- It looks as if Super Crazy will be brought back in the future. Reports say that he was working like he did back in the "ECW days".

- Jon Moxley and Brian Kendrick will be linked going forward.

- Kyle O'Reilly, a Davey Richards trainee, impressed at the show in his match with Adam Cole.

- Sal Hamaoui was there running production of the event, while PPV Producer Ken Gelman was also in attendance at the show.

- RF Video's Joe Ferrara was used as a ringside cameraman on the show. DGUSA needed a cameraman and Ferrara was from the area. The company had tried to get someone from Smart Mark Video, but it didn't work out. Gabe Sapolsky commented that RF Video is not working with DGUSA as a video outlet or distributor, and that any rumors about that were false. Sapolsky did note that he and Rob Feinstein have "made amends", and that they were leaving the past in the past.