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Jerry Lawler Wins CWA Heavyweight Title in Title vs. Career Match

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Championship Wrestling of Arkansas has announced that WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler won the CWA Arkansas Heavyweight title over the weekend at CWA No Surrender. The event was held at the Maumelle Event Center in North Little Rock. Lawler defeated Matt Riviera in a Title vs. Career Match. You check out a highlight clip and the full announcement below:

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Jerry “The King” Lawler Wins CWA Arkansas Heavyweight Title, Defeats Matt Riviera in “Title vs. Career Match”

(Little Rock, AR) — WWE Hall of Fame member & current WWE RAW commentator, Jerry Lawler defeated “The LVR Boy” Matt Riviera in the “Title vs. Career” match; in front of a SOLD OUT crowd at Championship Wrestling of Arkansas’ “No Surrender” event at the Maumelle Event Center in North Little Rock this past weekend to become the CWA Arkansas Heavyweight champion.

The match stipulated that Jerry Lawler, age 70, would retire from in ring competition, should he lose to Matt Riviera. However, after one of the most chaotic matches in CWA history, Lawler managed to overcome the odds. With legendary Memphis referee Jerry Calhoun counting the fall, got the pin on Riviera for the Arkansas Heavyweight title.

The night also saw a highly anticipated, first time singles match between former Worlds Heavyweight champion, Tim Storm, and international wrestling star & “Hart Dynasty” member, Davey Boy Smith, Jr., in which Tim Storm would come out on top.

The CWA’s first ever Ladies Match between 2nd generation star, “The Badstreet Beauty” Miranda Gordy & former Women’s World champion, Kacee Carlisle was also held, with “The Badstreet Beauty” picking up the win.

“The Golden Boy” Greg Anthony with Lily faced “50 Caliber” Barrett Brown; who recently debuted for NJPW, and has had several spots on WWE television. On this night, Barrett Brown would get the victory. However, “The Golden Boy” in a post-match fit of rage, would end up pile driving Barrett Brown while standing on two open chairs; leaving Brown laying lifeless in the ring.

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