OVW wunderkind and Rush Division Champion, “American Standard” Buzz Backlund is as knowledgeable as he is intense- we know, we quizzed him. We also hear about his background and where this unlikely championship run is headed. 

Al Snow and the OVW locker room draw Crixus and the unmasked members of the Revolution into a match, but the revolution still has some Surprises. Meanwhile, the disintegrating friendship between former Bad Girls OVW Women’s Champion Lelia Grey and Tiffany Nieves leads to a unique challenge. Finally, there’s all sorts of action in a crowded men’s tag division. 

The only thing missing was someone rolling out a big map on a table. The OVW stable has a plan to catch the Masked Faction, or Revolution, or whatever Crixus and company are calling themselves. And as the matches of the evening ware on, we see the plan unfold, and it goes off without a hitch, until the end.

They don’t wear special belts, and they might not sell too many T-shirts, but without folks like AJ McKay and Jake Cloyd no matches would go down in Ohio Valley Wrestling, and if they did, you couldn’t see them on TV. Get to know OVW Overdrive commentator and OVW Rise Director AJ McKay and Lexington based OVW referee Jake Cloyd in this interview with Jackman.

Sometimes, getting what you want is just a set up for heartbreak. OVW fans wanted to know more about the Masked Faction, they wanted to see Tony Evans loose the OVW Heavyweight Championship- and they got their wishes. And saw those wishes turn to ashes with a betrayal almost no one saw coming. But now there may be no time left before a new Revolution dawns over Ohio Valley Wrestling.

In a place only Oscar the Grouch could love, Mary discovers Bryan and Stevie; one living in a desperate situation, the other fresh off a night at the Hilton. Together with PJ Jones they struggle to stay ahead of their pursers while bringing us action from OVW’s early Thursday show. And then, Will Austin arrives.