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The Motor City Machine Guns
The Motor City Machine Guns February 2016.jpg

Chris Sabin (left) and Alex Shelley (right) in February 2016
Tag squad
Members Alex Shelley[1]
Chris Sabin[ane]
Name(southward) Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin[1]
The Echo Boomers[2]
The Motorcar Guns[3]
The Milennials[ii]
The Motor City Machine Guns † [1]
Murder Urban center Machine Guns[1]
Panic in Detroit[2]
Billed heights Sabin:
five ft 11 in (1.lxxx 1000)[iv]
Shelley:
5 ft 10 in (1.78 grand)[five]
Combined
billed weight		 420 lb (190 kg)[4] [5]
Hometown Detroit, Michigan, U.South.[1]
Debut August 25, 2006
Disbanded January 2021
Years agile 2006–2012
2016–2018
2020–2021

The Motor Metropolis Motorcar Guns [a] is an American professional wrestling tag squad consisting of Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin. The team most recently worked for Impact Wrestling, where they are two-time Bear on Globe Tag Squad Champions. The squad name, which has been variably Motor and Murder Urban center, is a play on the nickname of Detroit, the hometown of both Shelley and Sabin.

Overall they are three-time World Tag Team Champions, having won the TNA/Touch Globe Tag Team Championship twice and ROH Earth Tag Team Title once during a stint in Band of Honor (ROH). They as well previously appeared in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), where they were onetime IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions. Originally created in Pro Wrestling Zero1 in 2006, the team disbanded and reunited several times; they disbanded once again, when Shelley retired on July 24, 2018. They fabricated a surprise return at Slammiversary in 2020 and in the post-obit tapings defeated The North to become Bear on World Tag Team Champions.

History [edit]

Origins [edit]

Shelley and Sabin first started teaming in Pro Wrestling Zero1-Max in 2006, winning the Zero-1 Max International Lightweight Tag Team Championship from Minoru Fujita and Ikuto Hidaka on August 25. They held the title for about two years before dropping them dorsum to Fujita and his new partner Takuya Sugawara.[vi] In the United States, the pair had brusque runs in the independent promotions Pro Wrestling Guerrilla and Band of Honor under the names Motor City Automobile Guns[7] and Murder City Machine Guns, respectively. The team's piece of work for other companies eventually concluded when their main employer, Full Nonstop Activeness Wrestling (TNA), requested their wrestlers end taking bookings with certain independent promotions.[8]

Full Nonstop Action Wrestling [edit]

Debut and feud with Team 3D (2007–2008) [edit]

It was not until Apr 2007 that the squad debuted in TNA, where they had previously been singles wrestlers in the visitor's X Division. After briefly working together while wrestling as opponents in an Xscape match at the annual Lockdown pay-per-view they became regulars in the tag squad partitioning. Initially using the Murder City name, the team's moniker was later inverse to the more than "PG" Motor Urban center.[nine] [10] [11] After Shelley and Sabin had teamed for a few weeks in TNA, Kevin Nash—who had a history with both men and was also a Detroit native—was brought in as their manager, ending his previous alliances with Jay Lethal and Sonjay Dutt in the process,[9] though his association with the group was short lived.

The team connected to piece of work in independent promotions in parallel with their work in TNA, getting a run with the Illinois–based All American Wrestling'due south Tag Team Championship between September 2007 and January 2008.[12] In October 2007 at Spring for Glory the team interfered in a tables match between Squad 3D (Brothers Ray and Devon) and The Steiner Brothers (Scott and Rick), trying to prevent Team 3D from cheating and effectively helping the Steiners win the match.[13] The following month at Genesis the Motor City Machine Guns surprised Team 3D and defeated them in a tag team match.[14] Subsequently in the outcome Ray and Devon, embarrassed past their loss, attacked the X Division Champion Jay Lethal and his number 1 contender Sonjay Dutt subsequently their match and declared a state of war on the 10 Partition as a whole,[14] demanding that the unabridged Ten Segmentation and all the members therein be disbanded and removed from TNA. The entire feud focused mainly upon Team 3D (including a new member in Johnny Devine, who was dubbed "Blood brother Devine") against the Machine Guns and Jay Lethal.[15] [xvi]

During the feud, Team 3D awarded the stolen Ten Sectionalisation Championship to Devine,[17] earlier Devine won the title outright.[18] The two teams faced off in an Ultimate X match for the championship at Final Resolution. Prior to the pay-per-view, it was claimed that Ray and Devon were too heavy to support themselves on the cables, and so they "broke" Sabin and Shelley's fingers, making them unable to climb. Team 3D won this match by using a ladder to become Devon upward to the title belt (which broke the "unwritten rule" of the friction match).[nineteen] At Against All Odds, Sabin, Shelley, and Lethal won a Street Fight with the existence of the X Sectionalisation as a whole (excluding Devine) on the line.[xx] Sabin and Shelley were browbeaten off early in the lucifer, substantially making information technology a handicap match of Squad 3D against Lethal. As agreed in the pre–match stipulations, the win resulted in Lethal being given dorsum the X Division title and the members of Team 3D substantially being disqualified from future matches until they could all drib their weight below super heavyweight status.[21]

They were members of Team TNA alongside Kaz and Curry Man in the 2008 edition of the TNA World X Loving cup, only lost to Team Mexico at Victory Road.[22] They and then slipped into the part of tweeners, showing disrespect to Christian Muzzle, A.J. Styles, Consequences Creed, B.M. James and The Latin American Xchange still still existence cheered heavily by the fans and showing respect for the fans.

Various storylines (2008–2010) [edit]

On the Oct 30 episode of Bear on!, The Car Guns forth with A.J. Styles, Samoa Joe, Jay Lethal, Consequences Creed, Petey Williams, Eric Young and ODB formed a faction of younger wrestlers called The TNA Front Line to oppose The Principal Event Mafia.[23]

At Turning Point, Shelley and Sabin received a shot at the TNA World Tag Team Championship, simply were defeated past the champions Beer Money, Inc. (Robert Roode and James Storm), after their manager Jacqueline interfered in the match.[24] Before in the evening they disrespected Mick Foley as he was addressing the TNA originals backstage.[24] Despite this and other showings of disrespect, they remained fan favorites and a part of the squad opposing the Main Effect Mafia. Still, they would turn heel months later attacking Lethal Consequences (Jay Lethal and Consequences Creed) after losing a tag team lucifer to them. Every bit part of their gimmick they were now described as "TNA Frontline members in proper noun only". At Concluding Resolution, the Guns were attacked by the debuting Suicide[25]

At Genesis, Shelley defeated Sabin in the finals of a tournament to become the new TNA 10 Partition Champion.[26] At Destination X, Shelley lost his X Segmentation title to Suicide in an Ultimate X match that also involved Consequences Creed, Jay Lethal and Chris Sabin.[27] The Guns and Lethal Consequences spent the next few months unsuccessfully trying to unmask Suicide, initially also claiming that he is Daniels.

Shelley and Sabin in July 2010

On the August 6 episode of Touch!, Shelley and Sabin both turned face once again aligning themselves with Daniels against World Aristocracy when an all out brawl bankrupt out in the Impact! Zone.[28] In September Shelley and Sabin began appearing as occasional commentators alongside Mike Tenay and Taz on Impact! broadcasts.[29] [30] At Bound for Glory the duo won the pre–testify lucifer against Lethal Consequences, and immediately afterwards competed in the Ultimate X lucifer for the X Sectionalization Championship which was won by champion Amazing Red.[31] On the following episode of Impact!, they won a tag team Ultimate Ten friction match against Lethal Consequences when Sabin retrieved the X, to become #1 contenders for the TNA World Tag Squad Championships and challenged the champions British Invasion (Doug Williams and Brutus Magnus) at Turning Point.[32] On the Nov 12 episode of Bear upon! Beer Money, Inc. defeated the British Invasion in a not–title lucifer to bring together the Motor City Motorcar Guns in the Tag Squad Title friction match at Turning Indicate.[33] At the pay-per-view The British Invasion defeated Shelley and Sabin and Beer Money, Inc. in a three–way lucifer to retain the TNA Tag Team Championship.[34] The following calendar month at Terminal Resolution the British Invasion defeated Shelley and Sabin to once again retain their title.[35] At Destination Ten the Automobile Guns defeated Generation Me (Jeremy Cadet and Max Buck) in an Ultimate X match to earn another shot at the TNA World Tag Squad Championship.[36] Shelley and Sabin received their championship shot on the April 12 episode of Impact!, but were defeated by Globe Tag Team Champion Matt Morgan and Astonishing Red, who replaced the injured Hernandez in the lucifer.[37]

World Tag Squad Championship reign (2010–2011) [edit]

The following month at Sacrifice the Motor City Machine Guns defeated Beer Money, Inc. and Team 3D in a 3–way match to earn another shot at the Tag Team Championship.[38] On July 11 at Victory Route the Motor City Machine Guns defeated Beer Coin, Inc. to win the vacant TNA World Tag Team Championship for the commencement time.[39] Subsequently Victory Road the Motor Urban center Machine Guns entered a All-time of Five Series with Beer Money, Inc., contested for the TNA Globe Tag Team Championship. Beer Money won the first two matches, a ladder match and a Street Fight, after knocking their opponents out with beer bottles.[xl] [41] All the same, Shelley and Sabin came dorsum to win the two following matches, a steel muzzle match and an Ultimate X match, to even the score to 2–two and set upward a deciding match for the August 12 episode of Impact!.[42] [43] On the August 12 episode of Impact! the Motor City Automobile Guns defeated Beer Money, Inc. in a 2 Out of Three Falls lucifer to win the Best of V Series and retain the TNA World Tag Team Championship.[44] The following month at No Give up, the Motor Urban center Machine Guns retained their title in a match against Generation Me. Afterward the friction match Generation Me turned heel by attacking the Machine Guns and injuring Shelley.[45] On the post-obit episode of Impact! Generation Me laid merits to the TNA World Tag Team Championship, claiming that the champions wouldn't be able to defend them for thirty days, due to Shelley's injury, before stealing Sabin's title belt.[46] [47] Shelley would however make his return ii weeks after and promised Generation Me a rematch for the Earth Tag Team Title at Bound for Glory.[48] At the pay–per–view the Motor City Machine Guns defeated Generation Me to retain the TNA Globe Tag Squad Championship.[49] Also at Bound for Glory, Team 3D announced their retirement from professional person wrestling, but requested one last match confronting the Motor City Machine Guns, whom they called the best tag team in wrestling.[49] The Motor City Auto Guns accepted and the match took place on November 7, 2010, at Turning Point, where they defeated Team 3D to retain the TNA Earth Tag Team Championship.[fifty] [51] After Jeremy Buck pinned Sabin in an eight-person tag team match, where the Motor City Auto Guns teamed with Jay Lethal and Velvet Sky and Generation Me with Robbie E and Cookie, on the November xviii episode of Affect!, the Motor City Car Guns challenged Generation Me to an Empty Arena match.[52] The match took place later that same dark on Reaction with the Motor City Machine Guns coming out victorious.[53] On December 5 at Final Resolution the Motor Urban center Auto Guns defeated Generation Me in a Full Metallic Mayhem match to retain the World Tag Squad Championship.[54] The post-obit calendar month at Genesis the Motor City Machine Guns lost the TNA World Tag Team Championship to Beer Coin, Inc., after Roode rolled up Sabin, following a miscommunication between the Machine Guns, ending their reign at 182 days, two days brusk of the longest reign in the title's history.[55]

The Motor City Machine Guns received their rematch for the title on the Jan 13 episode of Bear upon!, but lost again due to a miscommunication.[56] For the next three months, the Motor City Automobile Guns went inactive, as Shelley suffered a collarbone injury and Sabin returned to the Ten Sectionalisation.[57] [58] On the April 28 episode of Impact!, Shelley made his render, saving Sabin from a beatdown at the hands of Mexican America (Anarquia and Hernandez).[59] Ironically, the aforementioned twenty-four hours Shelley fabricated his return, Sabin suffered a knee injury in his match with Anarquia, who was out of position causing Sabin to tear both his ACL and MCL.[60] Later that aforementioned calendar week, Sabin underwent knee surgery, which would sideline him for the residue of the year.[61]

Render (2012) [edit]

On March 18, 2012, at Victory Road, TNA aired a video, promoting the upcoming return of the Motor Metropolis Auto Guns.[62] [63] The Motor Urban center Motorcar Guns returned on the April 5 episode of Bear upon Wrestling, defeating Mexican America in a tag team match, before announcing their intention of going for the TNA World Tag Team Championship, held by Magnus and Samoa Joe.[64] On April 15 at Lockdown, The Motor Urban center Machine Guns unsuccessfully challenged Magnus and Joe for the TNA Earth Tag Team Championship in a steel cage match.[65] During the side by side month, The Motor City Auto Guns did not brand another appearance on Bear on Wrestling, instead wrestling exclusively on TNA firm shows.[66] [67] On May 21, information technology was reported that Shelley had chosen not to renew his contract with TNA, instead leaving the promotion and disbanding the Motor City Machine Guns.[68]

Band of Accolade (2007–2008; 2010; 2016–2018) [edit]

On March 30, 2007, in their hometown of Detroit, Shelley and Sabin made their ROH debut as a squad under the name The Murder Urban center Car Guns past challenging and and so attacking Jay Briscoe after he and his brother Mark, who had injured himself during the match, had won back the ROH World Tag Team Championship from Naruki Doi and Shingo.[69] On April 28 in Chicago, IL, at Good Times, Swell Memories The Briscoe Brothers successfully dedicated their tag team championship confronting Shelley and Sabin.[70] After the effect TNA pulled all of their wrestlers from any upcoming ROH shows.

In Apr 2008 Shelley and Sabin returned to Ring of Accolade, losing to the Age of the Fall (Tyler Blackness and Jimmy Jacobs) and defeating the Briscoe Brothers on the 18th and 19th respectively.[71] [72]

They returned to Ring of Honor in Baronial 2008. On August 1 in Manassas, VA they fought Austin Aries and Bryan Danielson to a twenty-minute time limit draw and and so a v-minute overtime describe.[73] The next day in New York City they were defeated by Kevin Steen and El Generico when Steen forced Sabin to submit to the Sharpshooter.[74] The team was scheduled to return to ROH on October 24 and 25, but were pulled from the events by TNA and replaced by the Latin American Xchange.[75]

On February thirteen, 2010, Ring of Honor announced at their 8th Anniversary Show that the Motor City Auto Guns would return to the company on May 8 in New York Urban center.[76] On May 8 the Motor City Machine Guns were defeated by the ROH World Tag Team Champions The Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli) via disqualification, when the Briscoe Brothers interfered in the match.[77]

Shelley and Sabin in February 2016

On Feb 26, 2016, at the 14th Anniversary Evidence, Sabin and Shelley re-formed the Motor Metropolis Machine Guns, when the quondam turned on his Knights of the Ascent Dawn (KRD) stablemate Christopher Daniels, helping Shelley defeat him in a singles match.[78] At the following day's Ring of Accolade Wrestling tapings, Sabin and Shelley defeated Daniels and Frankie Kazarian, The Addiction, in their return match.[3] This led to the two unsuccessfully challenging The Addiction for the ROH World Tag Team Championship on June 24 at Best in the Earth '16.[79] On September 30 at All Star Caricature 8, The Motor City Machine Guns took part in a three-way ladder match for the ROH World Tag Squad Championship, which was won by The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) and also included The Addiction.[80] Sabin and Shelley then formed a stable named "Search and Destroy" with Jay White, Jonathan Gresham and Lio Rush.[81] [82]

On September 22, 2017, at Death Earlier Dishonor XV, The Motor City Machine Guns defeated The Young Bucks to win the ROH Globe Tag Team Championship for the commencement time.[83] They would retain the titles until March nine, 2018, when they lost them against The Briscoe Brothers at ROH 16th Anniversary Testify. In June, Shelley suffered an injury. On July xx, 2018, Shelley left the promotion and retired from active competition, disbanding the tag team.[84] [85]

New Japan Pro-Wrestling (2009, 2010, 2016) [edit]

On Jan 4, 2009, Sabin and Shelley defeated No Limit (Tetsuya Naito and Yujiro) at New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Wrestle Kingdom Three in Tokyo Dome to win the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Title.[86] They became the 2nd gaijin team to win the championship after American Dragon and Curry Homo. After three successful title defenses, two of which took identify in TNA,[87] [88] [89] Shelley and Sabin lost the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Squad Championship to Apollo 55 (Prince Devitt and Ryusuke Taguchi) on July five, 2009, at NJPW'due south Circuit 2009 New Japan Soul.[ninety] On Nov 8, 2010, NJPW announced that the Motor City Automobile Guns would be returning to the promotion the post-obit month, competing at events on December 11 and 12.[91] On December 11 the Motor City Motorcar Guns were defeated past No Limit in their New Nippon return match.[92] The following day they defeated Apollo 55 in the fourth ever match between the two teams.[93]

On July 31, 2016, NJPW appear that the Motor Metropolis Motorcar Guns would be returning to the promotion on August 21.[94] In their render match, The Motor Metropolis Machine Guns unsuccessfully challenged The Young Bucks for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.[95]

Return to Impact Wrestling (2020–2021, 2022–present) [edit]

On July xviii, 2020, at Slammiversary, Motor City Machine Guns returned to Impact Wrestling and defeated The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Dezmond Xavier) after answering their open up challenge. On the following episode of Impact Wrestling, they defeated The Northward to capture the Touch World Tag Team Title for the kickoff time in over ten years and 2d fourth dimension overall, ending The Due north'due south tape-setting 383 day reign.[96] Subsequently retaining the titles against The North in a rematch and against The Rascalz, they would lose the titles back to the North at Leap for Glory in a Fatal 4 mode tag team friction match after Shelley was attacked before the match and Sabin was left alone to defend the championships. [97] With Shelley out of commission for the next two months, James Tempest would make full in as Sabin'south partner, defeating XXXL (Acey Romero and Larry D) at Turning Bespeak on November 14.[98] [99]

After Shelley returned to action on the December 1 episode of Impact!, resuming the team with another victory over XXXL, The Guns were scheduled to team up with Rich Swann to face Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers at Difficult To Impale on January X, 2021, but Shelley legitimately had to back out due to "unavoidable circumstances", afterwards revealed in that his exterior career as a physical therapist required him to stride away from wrestling for the time being until he was able to get the COVID-19 vaccine.[100] Moose would replace Shelley in the friction match at Hard to Kill, and Storm would exist brought back to occasionally team with Sabin through the early months of 2021 as The Guns quietly disbanded for the tertiary time.[101] [102] [103] [104]Later, in September 2021, Shelley appear that he left Bear upon, but was open to returning at a later time.[105]

On the March 10, 2022 episode of Impact!, The Motor Metropolis Machine Guns reunited equally Sabin came out to dorsum Shelley in his feud with their former protégé Jay White, leading to a match scheduled confronting White and Chris Bey on the March 17 episode.[106]

Championships and accomplishments [edit]

  • All American Wrestling
    • AAW Tag Team Championship (1 fourth dimension)[12]
  • The Baltimore Sun
    • Tag Squad of the Twelvemonth (2010)[107]
  • New Japan Pro-Wrestling
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (1 time)[108]
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
    • PWI Tag Team of the Year (2010)[109]
  • Pro Wrestling Zero1-Max
    • NWA International Lightweight Tag Team Championship (1 time)[six]
  • Ring of Honour
    • ROH World Tag Squad Championship (1 fourth dimension)[83]
  • Total Nonstop Action Wrestling/Impact Wrestling
    • TNA/Touch on World Tag Squad Title (two times)[39]
    • TNA X Division Championship (2 times) – Sabin (1) and Shelley (1)[110]
    • Gauntlet for the Gold (2008 – Tag Squad)[111]
    • Impact Year End Awards (2 times)
      • Tag Squad of the Yr (2007)[112]
      • Moment of the Yr (2020) – returning to Impact at Slammiversary, shared with the other returns and debuts that night [113]

Exterior of wrestling [edit]

In 2008, the team appeared in an episode of the MTV serial Made, teaching a schoolhouse boy the nuts of professional wrestling.[114] The ii are besides members of a rock band named The Loftier Crusade, forth with former TNA wrestler Petey Williams, Adam Tatro and Chris Plumb.[115] [116] The band released their debut anthology, It's Not What You Think, on September 7, 2010.[116]

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ "Motor City" and "Machine Guns" have been variously written as 1 and 2 words.

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External links [edit]

  • Alex Shelley's Ring of Honor profile
  • Chris Sabin's Ring of Honor profile

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