Events Saturday April 10th, 2004 Results Estimated attendance 500 The CCW big 1 year Anniversary Avalanche show was a huge success with a capacity crowd on hand at Chubby's. To those of you who came but were unable to get inside due to the capacity limits, we offer our deepest regrets and thank you dearly for your support. We hope you will be back for our May 16th show, "Night of Championship" show, but we do strongly suggest you get your tickets early for this one as we are expecting another sellout crowd. Avalanche was the appropriate title for this show, as a huge surprise at the end of the show seemed to have caved in on all the work MJ and Blaze had done to re-instate the fan favorite commissioner Meathead...more on that later. Probably the biggest surprise of the night, was how well the G-UNIT performed...They came in and lived up to the hype that their spokesman J-Dub has been preaching...while it is obvious that they are gonna break some rules when necessary, they also displayed unlimited talents and potential to be the tag team that could actually cause trouble for the current champions, The Hell Raizers. The Hell Raizers attention was actually caught by this dazzling performance, and the Hell Raizers ran in to clear the ring as the Unit was doing a little unnecessary showboating after their victory. Keep your eyes on the G-Unit folks, they are for real. In other action, Blaze was able to retain his Championship Belt, with a win over the always impressive Antonio Banks...This was a huge night for Blaze..(John Copassaki) as he was the spokesman for the benefit show for cancer. Blaze has been doing battle with cancer himself, and one this night he was under duress and the stresses of radiation treatments. It had to be an unbelievable amount of pressure on The Blaze Man, as he went out and told of his fight with cancer and what the show meant to him and many others in his condition. then he would have to defend his belt against one of the toughest opponents he could possibly face. As expected, Antonio took the action right o Blaze and kept the pressure on Antonio sensing that Blaze was not 100% just wanted to keep the action at a high intense pace, figuring the champion would wear down fast...for the most part, Antonio was right, he had Blaze reeling on the ropes most of the match and it really looked like he was about to become champion when out of nowhere Blaze came up with a huge countermove unexpectedly out of nowhere which caught Mr. Banks totally off guard, and got the pinfall, to remain Champion. It was almost as if Blaze took the strategy of playing possum, and hoping and just waiting for Mr. Banks to get careless and, that is just what happened.