8/13 Felo-de-se Results

WFWF Presents

Theme Song: Kyuss: Like A Drug
Location:

Court Suzanne Lenglen
Paris, France

Opening Match
Champion Of The House Show Face Off
Pierce Deville vs. Kamardo

As soon as the referee called for the bell, Pierce Deville came into Kamardo with a series of stiff low-kicks against the skin. Deville eventually took one leg off Kamardo; Deville hits the ropes, bounced back, took Kamardo by the skull and shoved him down into his knee for a modified backbreaker; Kamardo rolled his way out of the ring before Deville could make a cover. Deville slid off the ring and charged after Kamardo; Kamardo charged forward, ducked over Deville’s incoming attack, leapt into the security rail and pounced upon Deville with a corkscrew dropkick. Kamardo motioned off and waited as Deville returned to the vertical base, Kamardo charged forward and nailed Deville with a shining ninja. Kamardo shoved Deville back into the ring, leapt into the apron, dove over the ropes with a swanton and hooked Deville’s leg; Deville kicked out with an elbow across Kamardo’s skull. Deville rolled over and trapped Kamardo in the Gridlock. Kamardo tried to push himself up, but Deville rose to the vertical base, still holding onto the Gridlock, Deville knocked Kamardo into the mat with a Katahajime Suplex and tightened the Gridlock; Kamardo tapped out.

The Winner By Submission, X-Breed Champion: Pierce Deville

Singles Match
“Wild Thing” David Williams vs. Christian “Cool Man” Rodriguez

The bell rang and Christian Rodriguez and David Williams clashed in a tie up, which led with Williams leaning against the corner. Rodriguez motioned for a chop, but Williams caught Rodriguez’s arms and shoved him chest-first into the turnbuckle. Williams followed with several stiff chops across Rodriguez’s back; Williams leapt into the second rope, hooked his arm around Rodriguez’s head and dropped him head first with a reverse ddt. Williams motioned up the top rope, took air, and crashed into Rodriguez with a shooting star press for the victory.

The Winner By Pinfall, “Wild Thing” David Williams

Reckless Invitational
Reckless vs. Master Of Destruction

The match begins. Reckless charges forward with a clothesline- We now cut

Just outside the lockerroom of Tag Team Champion, CBT, is a sign that reads ".....work in progress, but please come in." CBT who has been given a handful of responsiblity in handling this month's PPV, Survival of the Fittest, welcomes us in to make another announcement.

CBT: With nearing three years of blood, sweat, and more blood generously given to WFWF. Not to mention 6 successful months as an owner. You'd think maybe I had earned some respect, some pull. But appearantly not.

I name a man as my successor, not my first choice, but the best at least I thought from a business perspective. Yet as quickly as you can say talentless jobber, he goes and tries me over.

How you ask? By trying to take my position, my creation, and just converse with anyone who'd spare the time, about what was planned for the PPV, without really even knowing the half of what he was talking about.

First and foremost, I bring you change. WFWF is still going to the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and I still plan to bring in the specifics.

Qualifying matches that will determine which men will have a shot at main eventing a PPV.

With the Survival of the Fittest match. Only 2 men are legal, but tags can be made, every man for himself with elimination rules applying. Pinfalls and Submissions the only way eliminations can occure.

That said, I must fair warn you that change has occured, and instead of 6 men in the main event, we will instead see 4.

M.O.D. and 'Total Apocalypse' Mikael West will not be involved in the PPV. So I have decided to scrap the two matches I had planned for them.

The change means that there will be just 4 qualifying matches, and the SOTF style match will feature the 4 winners of those qualifiers.

I reiterate that this match will be much like a 4 corner survival, where only 2 men are legal at a time, except instead of the match being do or die, eliminations will occure and only 1 men will survive. That man will have the right to challenge the winner of Obo-McGurk at Scars & Stripes III.

That said, here's the four qualifying matches that will take place at Survival of the Fittest next week in Belfast.

WFWF Survival of the Fittest 2007
Location: The Odyssey in Belfast, Northern Ireland

PPV Theme: Failure by Lupe´ Fiasco

Already Announced

Opening Contest
Survival of the Fittest 2007 Qualifying Match
Reckless vs Possessed Child

X-Breed Championship
Survival of the Fittest 2007 Qualifying Match
Dane Christian vs ©Pierce Deville
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Survival of the Fittest 2007 Qualifying Match
Calvin Lee vs Josh Dean

International Championship
Survival of the Fittest 2007 Qualifying Match
Yukio Blaze vs ©Thunder
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Those 8 men will gain 4 spots, with 1 man getting an opportunity of a lifetime at WFWF's second biggest PPV of the year.

On the road to Superbrawl 5, there's already plans for a Obo vs Mcgurk match at SOTF, but with a huge twist. However I feel the need to use my pull for possibly the last time and bring a match that I've tried to ignore, so as it'd mean something if it were to happen.


Tag Team Champion vs Tag Team Champion
EBR vs CBT

That match right there is gonna be my toughest challenge to date, so long as my partner doesn't get soft and take me lightly.

I'll admit, I've been alittle naive these past few weeks, alittle overwhelmed, star-struck, and humbled to be Tag Team Champion with a man I emulated the very moment I came into this business.

But that will ware off, trust me. I'm a student of the game, and almost everybody I face gives me something to acquire and I become better and better from it.

But E, he's something different. He presents one side in public, and in private he's something else. I won't expose that but what you've seen these past few weeks will no way foreshadow what happens in Belfast.

I'm not hating on the man, but I can almost guarantee you that we won't hit a pub after our match. I'm gonna beat him down, but that's here-say. I plan to show him first-hand.

I can easily tell you now, that a victory for me is my set in stone goal. But in victory or defeat, trust me, I will take my partner to the limit, leaving those in attendance and at home forgetting there's a main event.

So yeah, best of luck to ya E.

Singles Match
Yukio Blaze vs. Possessed Child

Yukio Blaze and Possessed Child stood in the center of the ring; reading deep into the eyes of the other. The bell rang, as Blaze and Child circled around one another before teeing off in a tie-up. Both men fought for control, but pushed each other away from the tie-up. Yukio Blaze hit Possessed Child with a chop; the Child followed with a chop of his own and shot across the face; Yukio, in kind with a shot of his own. Both men drew forward and locked up in a test of strength. The veteran Blaze gained control, prying Child down on a knee. Yukio kicked down Child’s remaining leg, released, and motioned for the Anaconda Vice; Child shoved Yukio off, but reached over and caught Blaze a reverse headlock. Child held on tight, but Yukio picked Child from the mat and set him overhead with a modified belly-to-belly. Both men quickly recovered and returned to the vertical base. Child charged forward with a clothesline, but Blaze ducked it and caught Child in a back slide, but Child floated over, hooked Yukio and dropped him with the X-Breed Powerbomb and scored the three count.

The Winner By Pinfall, Possessed Child

Backstage, we find Vanessa McGurk leaning on a balcony, overlooking the beautiful Paris night. Vanessa takes a small sip from the cup of coffee that stands next to her.

Hey.

Vanessa turns back to find Samantha Schneider approaching her. Vanessa smiles and sends her a small wave.

Vanessa: Hello little thing, how are you?

Samantha: I’m ok… I’m sorry for what my daddy did to you.

Vanessa: Just forget about it.

Samantha: Do you still hurt?

Vanessa: I’m standing here, aren’t I? Look, what’s been done has been forgotten,

Vanessa reaches out her hand to Samantha, and she takes it.

Vanessa: And I’m looking into the future now. Did you know that I’m psychic?

Samantha: You can see people’s minds?

Vanessa: Almost, but I can look into the future.

Samantha: Will daddy beat Calvin the Elmo tonight?

Vanessa: That has yet to be certain. But I do know what’s going to happen next.

Samantha: What?

Vanessa leans down to Samantha and leans closer to her.

Vanessa: I am going… to ask you a question.

Samantha: Hey…

Vanessa: What?

Samantha: You didn’t say what the future was?

Vanessa: But I did.

Samantha: All you said was that you were going to ask me a question.

Vanessa: Exactly! And wait… Have had the chance to see Paris yet?

Samantha: No. My daddy doesn’t like the French peeple!

Vanessa: I can’t blame him.

Samantha: Aren’t you a French?

Vanessa: I part, but I’m Canadian through and through.
This is a such a beautiful city… It’s so romantic.

Vanessa and Samantha turn they gaze towards the Parisian night.

Vanessa: My mom took me here when I was little; I wasn’t much older than you. There was a place where, I swear to God, made the biggest lollipops in the world.

Samantha: How big was it?

Vanessa: How big? Let’s see… It took me nearly a month to finish it.

Samantha: Wow!

Vanessa: You’d like it here. Now the people, that’s a different story, if you want to meet nice people, you have to go outside the cuty; I have family here. Although, my relatives hated my mother, for the fact that, at the time, her daughter couldn’t speak a drop of French, while their Filipino neighbor spoke it fluently…

Samantha: Can you now?

Vanessa: Can I what?

Samantha: Speak French.

Vanessa: Fluently. But what I speak is Quebecois-French, which is a little different from what they speak here… I’ll teach you a little something. Are you ready?

Samantha: Yes I am!
She says excitedly.

Vanessa: Comment allez-vous ?

Samantha: What’s that?

Vanessa: How are you.

Samantha: What do you say to that?

Vanessa: Très bien, merci. Et vous ?

Singles Match
Obo vs. Calvin Lee

Calvin Lee didn’t wait for the World Heavyweight Champion to get to the ring; he left the ring and took the fight to Obo. Obo, didn’t seem taken, as he dropped his World Heavyweight Championship and pounced upon the charging Lee with Lou Thezs press; Obo followed with strikes across Calvin’s face. Obo mounted off Lee, set him up on both feet, and shoved him into the security rail, but Lee motioned himself off Obo and pushed Obo sternum-first into the steel. Lee hoisted Obo and slammed him groin-first into the steel; Lee followed with a dropkick, pushing Obo into the crowd. The bell rung and the match officially underway, the referee began the ten count. Lee made his way ringside, but got jumped by Obo from the crowd. Obo took Lee and shoved him into the ring. Obo slid in, as Lee charged forward with a dropkick into Obo’s ribs. Lee hooked Obo’s legs for the three count, but only found one. Lee pulled Obo up by the hair, but Obo hooked his arms around Lee’s legs, rolled over and caught Lee in a Boston Crab. Lee rushed himself to the rope, and Obo followed with a cheap elbow across Calvin Lee’s back. Obo motioned himself away from Lee and paced back, he waited as Lee rose to the vertical base, and charged forward with the Yakuza kick, but Calvin Lee sidestepped, caught Obo and planted him with a Burning Hammer. Calvin Lee covers him, and gets the victory.

The Winner By Pinfall, Calvin Lee

The Main Event
Tag Team
The Axis (Wayne McGurk & Thunder) vs. ThaCBT & EBR

As soon as the bell rung it was evident there was still tension stemming from last weeks’ FDS. Neither EBR or CBT would effectively communicate, proven when it took both men several seconds to decide who would start the match off with Wayne McGurk. When EBR finally shoved CBT into the turnbuckle the match was underway. With his mind on his opponents and especially CBT, EBR was prone for McGurk to easily control the match. He was able to back EBR into the corner and attack with him several right hooks and boxing jabs before the referee administered him out.

While the current Tag Team Champions couldn’t exist as a cohesive unit, Wayne McGurk and Thunder did. The only remaining members of the Axis used their chemistry to work over EBR while CBT remained on the ring apron, looking less than enthusiastic to be there. The first near fall of the match occurred nearly five minutes in when Thunder was able to plant EBR into the canvas with a Tiger Driver. Thinking the opportunity was his for the taking, Thunder exited the ring and attempted a Top Rope Elbow, but ended up connecting with the mat as EBR rolled out of the way. Just as Thunder was rising to his feet EBR smacked him upside the head with the Motor City Machete.

When EBR attempted to tag in CBT, his “partner” hoped off the ring apron to boos from the crowd. EBR shook his head and gritted his teeth in frustration before returning his attention back to the International Champion, who simplistically threw him onto his back with a hard T-Bone Suplex. From then on McGurk and Thunder made frequent tags, isolating EBR and successfully dominating the match.

Around the twelve minute mark McGurk attempts a Running Big Boot but EBR able is able to duck under. After rebounding off the ropes he connects with a Diving Yakuza Kick, and for the first time in the contest is able to take McGurk down with ease. Clearly exhausted EBR attempts to crawl to his corner, and in a game of “one-upmanship”, CBT enters the ring and drags EBR to their corner before tagging himself in.

With the entire match to rest CBT entered the ring impressively, easily taking control of the recently tagged in Thunder. He nearly had the match won after performing the Currently Been Traumatized, but McGurk was able to break up the pin.

EBR enters the ring and immediately makes a b-line towards McGurk, taking him over the top rope with a Clothesline. As this is occurring CBT brings Thunder up to his feet and attempts the Current Conclusion, but showing an impressive display of strength Thunder lifts CBT and rotates his body into position for the Thunder and Lightening. However, EBR has this scouted and he quickly kicks Thunder in the stomach, forcing him to buckle and drop CBT. From there EBR roughly grabs Thunder, throws him onto his shoulders, and drops him on his head with the S.O.S.

As EBR returns to his feet CBT grabs him from behind and throws him out of the ring before pinning Thunder, registering the three count as McGurk is a second too late to break up the pin.

The Winners By Pinfall, ThaCBT & EBR

As EBR and ThaCBT celebrate their vitroy, Wayne McGurk and Thunder take time to recover. As EBR and CBT exits, Obo appears from the crowd and makes his way into the ring. McGurk motions to both feet, without notice of Obo’s presence. Obo pounces McGurk from behind and sends him into the ground. Thunder motions forward to help Wayne, but Obo knocks Thunder over the ropes with a Yakuza Kick; McGurk capitalizes on the distraction with a Cactus clothesline, sending himself and Obo over the ropes. Obo scours the area and pulls a bag of light tubes from under the ring. Obo takes it overhead and charges at Wayne, Wayne catches Obo and takes the light tube from him. Wayne swings it at Obo’s direction, Obo ducks away, and the light tube crashes upon the skull of a fan at the front row. Wayne checks on the fan, as Obo motions up the apron, takes air, and breaks the light tube over Wayne’s skull. Wayne falls, Obo motions himself closer, but Wayne knocks Obo in the groin with a low blow; Obo retaliates with a spear, sending McGurk and himself into the crowd. Arena security motion to the area to protect the fans, as Wayne and Obo use everything they can to hurt the other.

End Of Show