4.29.07
FIP Southern Stampede

Credit: Richard Trionfo
vs. Steve Madison of The YRR
Jerrelle Clark defeats Steve Madison
Madison starts off the match with an arm drag and that leads to a one man celebration in the ring. Clark quickly gains control of the match and he frustrates Madison to the point that Steve leaves the ring to regroup. When Madison returns to the ring, he takes over and sends Clark outside the ring where Jerrelle is slapped by the woman who accompanied the YRR to the ring. Clark is brought back into the ring with a Jackhammer for a two count. Madison tries to cheat to get the three count but the referee does not allow it. Madison tries to get greedy and goes to the turnbuckles for an elbow but he misses and that allows Clark to get back into the match. Madison tries for a powerbomb but Clark gets the three count with a sunset flip.

4.28.07
FPWA
w/ Aaron Epic and Evan Starsmore vs. Kevin Dunn of the Ring Crew Express
Clark and his cohorts pull every dirty trick in the book to stall for time as Dunn sends Clark to the outside. Clark comes back with some shenanigans to get the upperhand and goes to work on Dunn's back. Dunn fires up and takes Clark out. This prompts Epic to get up on the apron and grab Dunn. Clark attempts to hit Dunn and gets Epic. Upset that he just popped his partner, Dunn takes out Clark for the 3 count.

4.21.07
FIP International Impact Phase Two

Credit: Richard Trionfo
vs. Claudio Castagnoli of the YRR
Clark forces Castagnoli out of the ring to regroup but Clark follows. Claudio tries to use Val as a shield on the floor and that allows Castagnoli to connect with a punch on Clark. Claudio works on Clark’s arm and gets a series of near falls. Clark blocks a suplex attempt and hits a rana and tornado DDT. Clark forces Castagnoli out of the ring and he tries for an Asai Moonsault, but Castagnoli moves out of the way. Clark is able to recover and he does hit a moonsault and goes up top and gets a two count with a cross body. Clark hits a wrist clutch belly-to-back suplex for a two count but when he tries to go up top to finish off Castagnoli, Sal Rinauro comes out and he grabs Clark’s leg allowing Castagnoli to hit a press slam and European uppercut for the three count.

4.20.07
FIP International Impact Phase One

Credit: Richard Trionfo
w/ Seth Delay vs. The YRR (Kenny King / Sal Rinauro w/ Chasyn Rance)
Delay and Clark start off the match strong as they work over Rinauro and try to work on his arm. Rinauro tries to get free but the quick tags from Clark and Delay are too much for him. King is able to tag in and the momentum of the match shifts as the YRR members double team Delay and use the referee to prevent Clark from getting in the ring. Rance even joins in the action to triple team Delay. Rinauro gets too aggressive when he charges into the corner after an Irish whip and that allows Delay to make the tag. Despite Clark’s attempts to fight back, King gets the three count on Clark.

4.7.07
MXPW
Florida J Cup
Credit: Blair Russell
Opening Round
Jerrelle Clark defeated Johnny Vandal. Jerrelle had new long tights that were purple and black. He controlled the majority of this contest and won with what some people call "The Teabag Driver" (due to how Jerrelle's junk ends up in his opponent's face before he does the move; don't ask) for the victory; I thought it was an entertaining bout, although there was a moment where a move was slightly flubbed and Jerrelle landed right on his neck; thankfully, after a few seconds he was fine.

Semi-finals
Jerrelle Clark defeated Aaron Epic. I remember that this was a pretty good contest, although the main thing I can recall was how the referee was involved in a few spots for comedy and of course those spots ended up coming at Jerrelle's expense, including the ref "accidentally" DDT'ing Clark. Still, Jerrelle was able to get the win.

Finals
Jerrelle Clark defeated Jaison Moore to win the 2007 Florida J Cup. I'll say that this was a good finale, although for whatever reason the crowd wasn't really into the bout itself. I can't really say why, either. Jerelle controlled most of the bout, although by the end Moore got in some offense, including nailing the Kryptonite Krunch, but this time only for the 2 count. Clark won with The Teabag Driver. All the wrestlers then came out to congratulate Jerrelle as he was presented his trophy, and with prodding from Jaison, he shook Moore's hand.