Irish Women's Wrestling Results

Here's a main rundown of the women's matches featured on the Irish indie scene for the last six months

NLW - May 8th Show:
Philly The Kid & Rachelle St Claire w/Luscious Lucy def. Bonesaw & Kasey Owens w/Leah Owens:
The women started off with some pretty good exchanges. Kasey used to have a habit of being really stiff with her strikes but she seems to have fixed that now. Rachelle did ok out there for someone not that experienced. The women were tagged in again towards the end. Rachelle pinned Kasey after a 619. Decent enough match. Highlights below, skip to 3:02


FFPW - August 24th Show:
Philly The Kid, Paul Scarfe & Mini-Storm def. Team MEGA & Danger Dawn:
The women were making their debuts and started off with a nice enough display of chain wrestling. Mini Storm was good at getting the crowd involved. Danger Dawn got involved near the end of the match and ended up getting slammed by Paul Scarfe. Mini-Storm found herself left alone with Danny Butler and finished him off with a springboard bulldog. Good match overall, the women looked shaky in places but good job for someone with only four months of experience. Full match below


Luscious Lucy def. Katey Harvey:
Billed as FFPW's first women's singles match, both women were faces at the start but Katey Harvey turned heel early on and dominated. Pretty good match and some good storytelling. The crowd started chanting "best match ever" when Katey locked Lucy in a Mexican Surfboard. She busted out an innovative finisher but Lucy kicked out and surprised her with a victory roll for three. Full match below:


September 11th - Poetry Slam II:
"Big & Dirty" John Jennings & Katey Harvey def. Philly The Kid & Luscious Lucy:
“How over are Lucy and Phil? Jesus they both got some reception. Helped of course by Jennings who is a natural heel and my introduction to a very talented Katey Harvey. Good mixed tagged action that was a classic pure face vs heel contest which is missed in a sea of anti-heroes.”

Kasey Owens def. Leah Owens:
“Delighted we got a women's match between the Owens sisters. Ireland isn't just producing high quality male wrestlers, but women who could give the WWEs Divas divisor a run for their money. No piss break here guys, these two put on an entertaining match that I would have loved to have been given more time, that would be my only complaint, it was over a bit too soon, but it's an extremely minor one. Let these two go at it again but for longer!”
-Reports courtesy of thebostoncrab.net

September 25th - NLW 5th Anniversary Show:
Kasey Owens def. Rachelle St Claire:
Leah was wearing hair extensions to match her sister but the switch didn't come into play. Quite a good women's match, if a little on the short side. Full of dirty tactics. Rachelle hit a nice standing bulldog for 2 and connected with the 619 but Leah pulled the referee out of the ring. While he was distracted Kasey got Rachelle in the eyes with hairspray and rolled her up for three. Highlights below, skip to 11:22


November 6th - NLW Bray Bash:
Katey Harvey def. Luscious Lucy:
Katey did a Melina inspired split on the ring apron and kept ducking out of the ring early on to check her hair was still in place. Some good hard-hitting spots and much more intense than their last match. Katey went for a can of hairspray but ended up getting the ref by accident. Lucy nearly had the match won with a Brainbuster off the top rope but the ref couldn't count. Katey threw powder in Lucy's eyes and hit her finisher to get the controversial win. Really good match. Highlights below, skip to 9:42
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November 11th - FFPW November To Remember:
*Luscious Lucy was at ringside for Philly The Kid's match against "Mr Vain" Paul Scarfe. After the match was over, his partner Bull Riley hit his COD finisher on her.

Mini-Storm def. Kevin McDermott:
After losing a tag match, McDermott got on the mic and claimed it didn't count since he wasn't pinned and so he issued an open challenge. Quite a good intergender match with Mini-Storm showing off some nice high flying moves. McDermott's opponent from the last match appeared at ringside to cheer her on and that helped her get the win with a crucifix sunset flip.

November 16th - Pro Wrestling Ulster Show:
Kasey Owens & Damien Corvin def. Rachelle St Claire & Philly The Kid:
The men worked most of the match, with Philly playing the face in peril role until he finally made the hot tag. Rachelle did her standard five moves of doom but they looked good. Corvin broke up a pin after the 619 and got a kick in the balls for his troubles. While the ref was distracted, Leah Owens appeared from under the ring and switched with her sister, surprising Rachelle with a school girl for three. Full match below: