Prior to the beginning of the SHOOT Project's Reckoning Day event, news broke that a fight between two SHOOT Project Soldiers, Jonas Coleman and Adrian Corazon occurred in the upper level of the SHOOT Project's Epicenter arena. 

Camera crews were on the scene, but they'd all shut down and packed up following the conclusion of Jonas Coleman's "Doubt" promotional appearance.  It's been commonplace for wrestlers to use the stadium as a possible backdrop for their work, but there has never been an unsanctioned, unofficial fight that's happened before.   

"He just...  he finished his promo, and then he just ran over there and started mixing it up with Corazon," one camera crew member was said to theNOWwrestling.net, "it was crazy, I can't believe he'd do that, and so close to the actual event, too." 

Jason Johnson has not released an official statement, but word from the Epicenter is that the two were separated pretty quickly, due to the higher than normal volume of SHOOT Project officials and security on hand for the Reckoning Day event.  Many assume there will be nothing more than a fine handed out to Jonas Coleman for his role in the bedlam. 

We at theNOWwrestling.net are proud to announce that we were able to obtain an exclusive interview with the President and CEO of the SHOOT Project, Mr. Jason Johnson regarding the abduction of Alyssa Brower and the upcoming match between Diamond Del Carver and Isaac Entragian for the Iron Fist Championship at the upcoming Reckoning Day Pay Per View.

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Rumors have been floating around that one half of Frontline II TURBO, the man known the world over as "The Premiere Attraction" Corey Lazarus (among other aliases, which he is all too happy to inform you of), has been discussing contractual terms in regards to a return to the SHOOT Project ring. Word from the Frontline Family camp is that Corey has entertained the notion considerably since New Year's Day and, following the passing of one of his trainers (Jesse White, who trained Corey alongside Cliff Young at the Frontline Academy in Boston, MA, was found dead just weeks ago), intends to follow through on it.

It is unclear at this time if the other half of Frontline II TURBO, Hiro Takawa, will be returning alongside him. Stay tuned for details.

The SHOOT Informant recently caught up with Dave Dymond who shared his thoughts regarding a variety of topics...

"The Christmas holidays and especially New Year's Eve are always the biggest and busiest times of the year for Pro Wrestling in Japan. Of course Akuma Satsui and KIZU were booked in True Japan Pro Wrestling from mid-December all the way to the first of February.  What you saw when we appeared in Las Vegas on December 5, 2011 at Revolution 87 was just a little preview of what is to come.  It was a sample. A warning.

However, I am pleased to announce that their contractual obligations in Japan are over as of February 1, 2012.  As of that date, we will be returning to the United States to focus on one goal - the annihilation of the so-called "Bad-Ass" Brotherhood.  And I'm not talking about taking their World Tag Team Championship Belts.  Of course, we'll do that.  But that will be just part of it.  I'm talking about the systematic dismantling of their entire lives and careers.  The end of their lives, as they know them.  Those two plebeians stuck their nose in my business and cause me to lose my rivalry with their friend Coleman.  They will pay for that.  This isn't just about titles.  When I'm done with them, Dresden will be lucky to be shovelling horse shit for a living, and Magnus will be working as a male stripper for blind old ladies in Miami.

As far as that idiot John Ragula or whatever his name is, suggesting that any other team deserves to fight the Bad Ass Brotherhood?  I said it before and I'll say it again...book Satsui and KIZU in a match against any other team with the Number One Contender spot on the line, and we'll win.  We would be glad to earn the spot, and then be legally named the Number One contenders, but we should have been number one on his ridiculous list in his second rate column, anyhow.  So as far as he goes, he isn't even qualified to be writing the puzzles on the back of a box of cereal, never mind a wrestling column.

Reckoning Day is not the Pay Per View.  It is when Dave Dymond and his Death Squad return to SHOOT from Japan.  At least it will be Reckoning Day for the Bad-Ass Brotherhood.  So go and buy some insurance, gentlemen.  You're going to need it."