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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 5, 2008 16:28:48 GMT -5

Post by Joe/Smurf on Jun 5, 2008 16:28:48 GMT -5

FCW is wholesaling the last few episodes a'la WSX at the end here. First, we have the matches that aired on WF's Game of Death just in case you missed that show because our TV won't make sense unless you've read them. Then, we have FCW Eps. #4.6: Fallout and FCW Eps. #4.7: Club Hardcore.

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Game of Death
FCW's contribution

Joey Styles, Tazz, and Mick Foley welcome everyone to the Fight Club portion of the show, as even they have been asked to stand around the ringside area holding weapons for the first FCW match of the night, the "Fans Bring the Weapons" match. A short video vignette airs highlighting the mini-feud between Sabu and the Big Show leading up to this match.

FCW presents: "Fans Bring the Weapons" Match
Sabu vs. The Big Show
The Big Show makes his way to the ring first to a chorus of boos from the crowd. He shrugs them off as he climbs into the ring. Sabu follows, receiving a huge pop as he comes through the crowd, grabbing a fan's chair as he walks down the aisle. Big Show leaves the ring rather quickly as Sabu enters, and decides to grab himself a weapon as well, however he grabs the dumbest weapon anyone brought: a bathrobe. Big Show can't believe what he chose, and he falls victim to a suicide plancha with the chair from Sabu. There was nothing pretty about this match, it was an all-out brawl filled with spots courtesy of random weapons brought by the fans, including but not limited to: a potted plant, a fan, a lunch pail,a wrench, and a guitar. After knocking down Big Show with the guitar on the outside, Sabu jumped to the top rope with a fan's chair, attempting a leg drop on Big Show, who moved out of the way! Sabu was clearly down and out after that, but Big Show naield him with a chokeslam onto the chair for good measure. He dragged him into the ring and pinned him for the three coutn and the victory. (15:22)
Winner: The Big Show

After the match, the Big Show grabbed the microphone, uttering only one sentence: "Jeff Hardy, your title is mine."

A video promo airs for FCW "End of Days," live on pay-per-view later this month.

As Sabu is being stretchered to back, a video vignette highlighting the feud between Terry Funk and JBL over the Hardcore Heavyweight Championship.

FCW presents: Barbed Wire Massacre Match
FCW Hardcore Heavyweight Championship
Terry Funk (c) defends vs. J.B.L.
The recently uncrowned Hardcore Champ, JBL makes his way to the ring first to a chorus of boos, followed by his long-time rival, the Hardcore Icon and current champion, Terry Funk. Another brutal match, this bout saw more blood coat the FCW ringmat than any in the past. Not only were the ropes replaced with barbed wire, but all of the weapons that these two men used were wrapped in barbed wire or WERE barbed wire. Terry Funk has made a habit of ending opponents by dropping them head-first onto barbed wire boards with a piledriver, and this match was no different. Funk set up the board, but was never able to use it himself against his long-time adversary. JBL took control late in the match, after clotheslining Funk over the ropes, which caused the wire to tear and both men to crash to the outside. JBL then nailed Funk with a big boot before throwing him back inside. The self-proclainmed "Wrestling God" grabbed the loose string of barbed wire and wrapped it around his arm in a rather disgusting, painful act. Funk slowly got up, and turned around to get nailed with a barbed wire-wrapped Clothesline from Hell! As Funk fell back, he landed directly on the barbedwire board. JBL collapsed on Funk, smothering him with his wrapped arm for the pinfall and the 1... 2... 3! JBL has regained his Hardcore Heavyweight Title! (16:02)
Winner & New FCW Hardcore Heavyweight Champion: J.B.L. (2)

JBL celebrates with the title as Joey and Tazz discuss what just happened; they thank everyone for watching the FCW portion of the show and allowing FCW to participate in this great event.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 5, 2008 16:32:03 GMT -5

Post by Joe/Smurf on Jun 5, 2008 16:32:03 GMT -5

Episode#4.6

A short video showing all of the logos of FCW's history airs, ending with the current Fight Club Wrestling logo. An image of Fallout Commissioner Dusty Rhodes flashes on the screen. A brand new video package debuted, higlighting the stars of FCW's Fallout brand to the sounds of Cobra Starship's "Smile for the Paparazzi." The camera pans the slightly redesigned Fight Club Complex in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Joey Styles and Tazz welcome everyone to the show.

FCW King of the Ring Qualifying Match
"The Saviour" Jericho vs. Colt Cabana w/Candice Michelle
Anyone who missed last week's supershow was pleasantly surprised as Colt Cabana made his way to the ring to a rather large pop, followed by his opponent, Jericho, who received a warm reaction as well. These two men battled it out in a technically sound, well-fought match-up. Both men rallied the offensive edge back-and-forth, but after spilling to the outside, Jericho took control of the match. He nailed Cabana with a springboard plancha before tossing Cabana back into the ring. After a breif battle, Jericho took out Cabana with the Codebreaker and then locked in the Lion Tamer. Cabana struggled for as long as he could, but was forced to tap out. Jericho unlocked the hold and started celebrating for a moment before helping up Cabana and shaking his hand. (10:32)
Winner: Jericho

~ Commercial Break ~

Backstage, Charlie Haas enters Dusty Rhodes' office.
Haas: "Hey Dusty.. I've given a lot of thought about this situation, and I'm glad I got traded away from my tag team partner because I'm sick of tired of being a joke! Now, that I'm on the A-show, I plan on getting some respect around here and it better start TONIGHT!"
Dusty: "Well, Charlie, I don't know how they did it over on Club Hardcore, but here, we earn our respect. So, if you want some, you better earn it."
Haas: "Earn my respect? You want me to earn your respect? Oh, I'll earn it... the only way I know how."

Tag Team Match
The Prototype & Paul Burchill w/Christy Hemme vs. Team CHIKARA w/Daizee Haze
Mike Quackenbush and Jigsaw make their way to the ring first to a decent pop with Daizee Haze not far behind. Christy Hemme leads Paul Burchill and Prototype to the ring, as the powerhosue team receives a mixed reaction. This was a very spotty match, as neither team really got involved in any chain wrestling but rather just brawled throughout the ringside area. Eventually, Christy and Daizee started a catfight on the outside, distracting Burchill. As Jigsaw and Prototype spilled to the outside, Mike Quackenbush used the distraction on Burchill to lift him up on his shoulders and planted him to the mat with the Quackendriver for the surprise pinfall victory, Burchill's first loss in FCW. (12:11)
Winners: Team CHIKARA

Backstage, Jeff Hardy is packing up his gear. The Big Show walks in and picks up the World Heavyweight Championship off the bench.
Show: "Jeff, I know you heard what I said at the Game of Death, and I really wish you'd take a bit better care of my belt."
Show puts the belt up on a shelf and the two men stare each other down.
Hardy: "Show, I have no intention of losing this belt to you or anyone else, so I think I will take care of it exactly how I see fit."
Show chuckles a bit as he turns away. He says they will see what happens. As Big Show leaves, Hardy turns around and then Charlie Haas bursts into the room, attacking Hardy from behind and beating him down. He then grabs the title and holds it over Jeff's head.
Haas: "I hope respect has been earned."
Haas slaps Hardy across the face and leaves the room, dropping the belt on Hardy's chest.

~ Commercial Break ~

The FCW Experience
Joey Styles and Tazz run down the preshow matches, including the debut of Mike Knox. Knox fought a battle against Sabu that ended with Knox nailing Sabu with his "Knox Out" for the pinfall victory. After the match though, Sabu grabbed a chair and beat the hell out of Mike Knox. In the second match, Finlay defeated Darin Corbin in a squash match, defeating him in under five minutes.

Tag Team Match
Elijah Burke & Shawn Daivari vs. Roderick Strong & Matt Sydal w/Lizzy Valentine
As we return to the ring, Daivari and Burke are already in the ring. Daivari challenges Shelton Benjamin to a U.S. Championship match at next week's episode of Club Hardcore. Roderick Strong & Matt Sydal make their way to the ring next to a mixed reaction. These two teams battled in a class tag team match, as the heels dominated Daivari early, not allowing him to tag in his new partner. Finally, Burke came in and started clearing house of the Gen. Nexters, but he, himself, fell victim to their tag team superiority. Eventually, Burke and Strong would end up fighting on the outside, and despite a bit of help from Lizzy Valentine for Strong, Burke took advantage. Meanwhile, Sydal was in full control in the ring, setting up Daivari for a 450 Splash, except Daivari moved and Sydal planted himself to the mat. Daivari then ran to the top rope and nailed Sydal with the Magic Carpet Ride! Daivari then hooked the leg for his first pinfall victory in FCW. (8:22)
Winners: Shawn Daivari & Elijah Burke

Backstage, Dusty Rhodes announes that, at the request of Jeff Hardy, we will see Big Show take on Charlie Haas in a No. 1 Contender's match on the next episode of Fallout!

~ Commercial Break ~

Eric Bischoff appears on the screen from FCW Headquarters.
Bischoff: "Listen to this statement: FCW Club Hardcore's Night of Champions. Two of our three championships will be on the line and the contract will be signed stating that at FCW's End of Days, we will see JBL defend the FCW Hardcore Heavyweight Championship against Rob Van Dam. The Tag Team Championship will be on the line against the team everyone wants to see, the hottest acquisition in Club Hardcore history -- La Familia. And Shelton Benjamin has accepted Daivari's challenge and has promised that he will defeat Daivari and move one step close to a Heavyweigh title shot. We also will see a tag team challenge with Jay Roclass and Necro Butcher taking on two hardcore icons, Tommy Dreamer and Terry Funk, and much, much more on the A-show, Club Hardcore, next week."

Main Event | Eight-Man Tag Team Match
"The Phenomenal" AJ Styles, "The Show" Shane Helms, Austin Aries, & Hurricane #3 vs.
The Age of the Fall w/Allison Wonderland, Homicide w/Shelly Martinez, & Shannon Moore
The heel team makes their way to the ring first, as the Age of the Fall, lead by the titleless Jimmy Jacobs, Tyler Black, Homicide, and Shannon Moore walk out together to a chorus of boos. Hurricane #3 walks out on the stage first, followed by "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles, and then Shane Helms and Austin Aries together. This match started out as a simple 8-man tag with each man getting some action in the ring, but sooner rather than later, it boiled down to an all-out brawl between all eight men. The conclusion of the match saw all eight men hit someone with their finisher. Shannon Moore launched Aries out of the ring with a dropkick, but was then met with Hurricane #3's Eye of the Hurricane. Homicide grabbed #3 and planted him with the Cop Killa. He was then grabbed by AJ Styles, who planted him with the Styles Clash. Styles was then grabebd by Jimmy Jacobs, who hit him with the Contra Code. Jacobs did not last long, as his nemesis, Shane Helms, nailed him with the Shining Wizard! Helms was then speared from the ring by Tyler Black, as both men crashed to the outside. Austin Aries returned to the ring, climbing up the top rope and then planting Jacobs with the 450 Splash! Aries hooked the leg and pinned Jacobs for the three count and the win.
Winners: Austin Aries, AJ Styles, Shane Helms, & Hurricane #3

Helms knocked out Black with a superkick on the outside and came into the ring with Austin Aries. He started to celebrate with Aries, but Aries then grabbed Helms and planted him with a huge brainbuster! Aries grabbed the Cruiserweight title and held it in the air as the show faded to a close.

Joey and Tazz, astonished by what happened, thanked everyone for watching.

~ Fade out.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 5, 2008 16:36:32 GMT -5

Post by Joe/Smurf on Jun 5, 2008 16:36:32 GMT -5

Episode #4.7

A short video showing all of the logos of FCW's history airs, ending with the current Fight Club Wrestling logo. An image of Club Hardcore Commissioner Eric Bischoff flashes on the screen. A brand new video package debuted, higlighting the stars of FCW's Club Hardcore brand to the sounds of Sugarcult's "Lights Out." The camera pans the Fight Club Complex in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Eric Bischoff stands in the ring as we begin the show. He introduces the new FCW Club Hardcore announce team... the Hardcore legend, Mick Foley, and sports play-by-play legend, Brent Musberger! Brent and Mick welcome everyone to the show as Bischoff leaves to the back, and we then jump straight into the action.

FCW U.S. Heavyweight Championship
"The Gold Standard" Shelton Benjamin (c) defends vs. Shawn Daivari
Daivari made his way to the ring first to the "Fallout" theme song to a quiet reaction. Benjamin made his way to the ring next to heel heat. In his quest to succesfully defend his title five times in order to earn a World Heavyweight Title shot, Shelton accepted the challenge by Shawn Daivari, who was angry since Benjamin attacked him at the Supershow. This was a pretty even match-up, with Benjamin having a bit of an advantage. Despite that, it was a back-and-forth battle that saw a pretty predictable finish as Shelton nailed Daivari with his patented standing enziguri kick, "The Golden Rule." After the match, Shelton celebrated some more, trash-talking Daivari. (9:12)
Winner & STILL FCW U.S. Champion: Shelton Benjamin

Backstage, Nunzio Maritato thanks Eric Bischoff for giving him an oppurtunity here in FCW. Bischoff says it is no problem, but his first match is up next. Nunzio, still in street clothes, looks disgusted.

~ Commercial Break ~

The FCW Experience
In the first match, Shawn Michaels' Hooliganz, Paul London and Spanky, took on Project 5, who was, as always, accompanied by Lacey. The Hooliganz pulled off the victory as Spanky nailed Tomko with the Sliced Bread #2 and London followed up with London Calling for the pinfall victory. After the match, Lacey dumped Bernard and Tomko, saying they were worthless. Incoherence made their debut in FCW in match #2, as Delirious and Hallowicked took on the King's Men. Delirious picked up the victory for his team with the Chemical Imbalance #2 on McGuinness

FCW King of the Ring Qualifying Match
Matt Hardy vs. Nunzio Maritato
Nunzio made his way to the ring, still in street clothes to a decent face reaction. Matt Hardy followed next to a mixed reaction. Sadly for the newest addition to the Club Hardcore roster, Hardy dominated Nunzio throughout the match. Hardy finished off the former "Little Guido" by planting him to the mat with Twist of Fate. He then hooked the leg for the pinfall victory to qualify for the King of the Ring tournament. (5:22)
Winner: Matt Hardy

Backstage, Randy Orton leaves Eric Bischoff's office and begins talking to Batista, who was waiting outside.
Orton: "Well, lucky for you, you aren't fired, but you are going to have to do us some favors."
Batista: "I'd rather be fired..."
Orton: "Are you gonna quit, Dave? ARE YOU GONNA QUIT? Cause if you quit, this goes public. If you quit, you have no money left for your family, but then again, when they find out what you did... you probably won't have a family. Now, here's what you gotta do tonight."
Orton turns to the camera man and knocks him to the ground.

~ Commercial Break ~

Earlier Today: Backstage, Jay Roclass and Necro Butcher are setting up their lockers.
Roclass: "Hardcore wrestling is such a joke; I don't know why we are stuck here with all these terrible wrestlers. I mean, I guess it makes us look good... not that we need it."
Butcher: "Hey, I'm a hardcore wrestler."
Roclass: "Yeah, but you're actually talented."
Tommy Dreamer happens to hear this conversation.
Dreamer: "Hey, listen up.. You want to see how good a hardcore wrestler can be? Hope about I take you on later tonight, and we'll use hardcore rules."
Roclass: "Who are you going to team up with? You don't have any friends around here."
Terry Funk enters the locker room.
Funk: "He may not have friends, but in this argument, he sure as hell has allies."
Other wrestlers hold the teams apart, as Roclass nods his head to accept the challenge.

Tag Team Match
Jay Roclass & Necro Butcher w/Beth Givens vs. Terry Funk & Tommy Dreamer
This was, quite possibly, the most brutal match in FCW history. Roclass and Butcher made their way to the ring first to significant heel heat, followed by Funk and Dreamer who received a huge pop. This match saw the first light tubes to ever appear in FCW, as Butcher pulled out a garbage can full of them. Funk and Dreamer brought the barbwire as well as Funk's bullrope. Roclass and Butcher proved they could run under Club Hardcore Rules, as they likely caught Dreamer and Funk by surprise. After a brutal battle that left all four men bloodied, Necro Butcher tied Dreamer to the post with the bullrope and barbwire. He then cracked a light tube over his head. After leveling Funk with a lighttube and a barbwire bat, Jay Roclass hit Funk with the Roclass Intent into a bunch of light tubes! Roclass then rolled Funk over, who was covered in glass shards and dust, for the pinfall victory! (12:22)
Winners: Jay Roclass & Necro Butcher

Backstage, RVD has presented JBL with his contract for a title match at End of Days.
JBL: "You know, Van Dam, I'm not sure what you did to earn a title shot -- I mean, you only beat Matt Hardy, but I will gladly sign this contract, because I am a fighting champion, and more importantly, I am a Wrestling... GOD."
JBL leans over and signs the contract, he then closes up the briefcase and takes a swing at RVD with it! Van Dam and JBL start fighting, but are quickly broken up by security and other wrestlers. Bischoff announces that on the next Club Hardcore, they will each find a tag team and face off in a six-man tag team match.

~ Commercial break ~

FCW King of the Ring Qualifying Match
C.M. Punk vs. "Gun for Hire" Brent Albright
C.M. Punk, now flying solo once again, made his way to the ring first to a huge pop, followed by Albright who received serious heat. Punk dominated the match earler, but Albright fought his way back into it. It would not be enough as Punk regained the advantage, hitting Albright with a series of stiff shots, a knee in the corner, and the bulldog. Randy Orton then made his way to the ring and attacked the referee. Punk chased Orton out of the ring and then planted Albright to the mat with the Go 2 Sleep. He then started shaking the referee, but turned around and walked righ into a Batista Bomb from Batista! Batista then threw Albright on top of Punk as they ran away to the back. The referee rolled back around and counted the pinfall for a surprising upset victory for Albright over C.M. Punk (10:24)
Winner: Brent Albright

Batista looks ashamed as Orton pats him on the back and they walk to the backstage area.

Backstage, Coach interviews Osama Rodriguez of La Familia.
Coach: "Well, we all know that you were unhappy about the move to Club Hardcore because Homicide was left behind, but since your team will receive a Tag Team title shot in our main event up next, you have to be a little happier."
Rodriguez: "Oh, Coach.. You do not know how happy I am, because tonight, ha ha ha... is our night."
Rodriguez continues his sinister laugh.
Coach: "You seem pretty confident..."
Rodriguez: "Coach, are you implying that you think La Familia would CHEAT to WIN? Ha ha.... You may be right."
Rodriguez leaves, as Coach scratches his head in confusion.

~ Commercial Break ~

FCW World Tag Team Championship
New Age Punishment (c) w/Paul Heyman vs. La Familia w/Osama Rodriguez
La Familia makes their way to the ring first to a mixed reaction, followed by New Age Punishment who receives a huge pop. Before the action even gets underway, referee Will Nyquist turns to Osama and kicks him out; he apparently saw the interview. He turns and kicks out Paul Heyman as well to keep a level playing field. Heyman seems fine with it since Osama must leave as well, but Rodriguez is distraught. This was a very back-and-forth hard-hitting match-up between two stiff-fighting teams. The tag champions may not be "familia" but they have been a tag team longer than Carlito and Hernandez and they made that obvious as they took control of the match as it moved forward. Samoa Joe planted Carlito to the mat with the Muscle Buster and it appeared that N.A.P. would be winning this match until Chavo Guerrero, Jr. appeared out of the crowd. He grabbed a chair and climbed into the ring, nailing Samoa Joe over the head with it. The referee immediately called for the bell to DQ La Familia. Guerrero and Colon double-team Joe while Hernandez plants Jay Lethal to the mat with the Border Toss. (16:22)
Winners via DQ and STILL FCW Tag Team Champions: New Age Punishment

Chavo, Hernandez, and Carlito stand over New Age Punishment as Brent and Mick thank everyone for watching before the show fades to a close.

~ Fade out.

**Fines have been levied against Randy Orton and Batista for their interference in the C.M. Punk/Brent Albright match. Eric Bischoff's involvement in the attack is currently under investigation by the board of directors and he is under probation.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 10, 2008 4:47:03 GMT -5

Post by TM Punk ™ on Jun 10, 2008 4:47:03 GMT -5

I kinda already commented th first matches on the actual Game of Death post, regardless, good hardcore stuff.

Love Colt Cabana, suprised he lossed to Jericho so quickly

Thank god Team Chikara won, the other team sucks

Dark matches, all I can say is poor Darin Corbin.

Eh, Daivari finally wins a match, I love the team of Roderick and Sydal

NOOOOOO HOW CN THIS HAPPEN?? a team as great as Shannon Moore and the AOTF and Homicide lost???HOW HOW HOW???, lol, great main event.

I'll comment 4.7 later, i'm too tired right now.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 10, 2008 7:44:25 GMT -5

Post by DTP. on Jun 10, 2008 7:44:25 GMT -5

Both of the Game of Death matches were very interesting. Interesting that John Layfield retained the Hardcore Championship. Onto Fallout, I like how the King of the Ring Tournament is coming into this. Nice that Jericho advances, they shouldn't call him Saviour for nothing. Short but decent tag team match. Followed by another tag team match that I enjoyed, I like the team of Elijah and Dave. The 8-man tag match I loved, would like to see a Hurricane #2 vs. Hurricane #3 feud for some reason. Onto Club Hardcore, The opening US title match was good despite Dave being on both shows? What's up there? Oh wait, I understand it. Nice that Hardy advances though I want a Nunzio push. Decent tag match. Interesting that Brent Albright advanced. And the main event was good.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 11, 2008 4:39:02 GMT -5

Post by Thick Justice on Jun 11, 2008 4:39:02 GMT -5

That was great.

I love the Charlie Haas storyline.

It's great how you have Big Show and charlie haas fighting eachother for the right. Better than a triple threat.

Generation Next's match was awesome.

The Batista storyline has been done so many times but surprisingly isn't as bland as it should be.

The Fubk/dreamer vs. Hardcore Haters was a good concept it just went too hardcore for me with the light tubes. Maybe thumbtacks, barbwire, and a branding iron next time. For a finish how about you put a ring of barbwire and douse it in fire. Maybe even thumbtack pile in the middle.

I just don't like the light tubes takes away from a good match. Now if it was a lightbulb and you piledrove him onto it that is good. I just don't see the point in it because you don't use it too make a move hurt more you use it as a move. I'm a fan of hardcore as long as it is used too make a move more impactive. If it is a chair okay. However with something that is like light tubes atleast save them for the finish and have someone do a finisher onto them.

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FCW Eps. #4.6 & 4.7: Two for the money! Jun 11, 2008 9:31:57 GMT -5

Post by Joe/Smurf on Jun 11, 2008 9:31:57 GMT -5

Jun 11, 2008 4:39:02 GMT -5 Thick Justice said:

I just don't like the light tubes takes away from a good match. Now if it was a lightbulb and you piledrove him onto it that is good. I just don't see the point in it because you don't use it too make a move hurt more you use it as a move. I'm a fan of hardcore as long as it is used too make a move more impactive. If it is a chair okay. However with something that is like light tubes atleast save them for the finish and have someone do a finisher onto them.

After leveling Funk with a lighttube and a barbwire bat, Jay Roclass hit Funk with the Roclass Intent into a bunch of light tubes! Roclass then rolled Funk over, who was covered in glass shards and dust, for the pinfall victory!