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A little bit of motivation can go a long way.. In just four days, by and far record time for any modern day WCWA show, I bring the final show before Trial & Error, Synthetic #8. Because of the speed this show was produced, and a few underlying themes for this show, it's subtitled "Motivation".
If you haven't checked it out yet, read Revolution #3 before this show. It comes before it in time, and should be read before it so everything makes proper sense. Don't worry about getting behind, there's no way Trial & Error will be a four day project.
PLEASE, review! Reviews are what keep this sort of motivation going. Even if it's just a short overview on your general thoughts. I love to hear what my readers think.
WCWA Synthetic Episode 8
Sporthalle in Troisdorf, Germany
February 16th 2006
One on One match
The Messiah
versus
Ricochet[/color]
Following a loss to Chuck Taylor on Revolution thanks to interference from the Kings of Wrestling and Nathan Kelley, The Messiah has something he’s looking to prove, looking to gain momentum as the train makes the final stop before Trial & Error. The Messiah will certainly be looking to prove his point as he battles the wonder kid of WCWA, the high flying Ricochet. Ricochet, on the other hand, would love to be able to knock off The Messiah, who has certainly been down on his luck as of late. But a win over The Messiah would do nothing but propel Ricochet up the card. Find out who wins in this high stakes match, only on Synthetic.
WCWA World Heavyweight title match
Chris Hero ©
versus
Allison Danger[/color]
Chris Hero is a bully. Plain and simple. As the road winds into Trial & Error and the Torneo Cibernetico, Chris Hero has been defending his WCWA World Heavyweight title. An honorable thing to do. He’s been defending them against members of the BLK Out Torneo Cibernetico team. It makes sense. Should he, by chance, lose the title, he’d be able to get an instant, and already scheduled rematch at Trial & Error.. But instead of battling it out with members of the BLK Out team at his level, Necro Butcher, Eddie Kingston, or even Joker, he’s been targeting the weak links of the team. First, it was Ruckus, a great wrestler in his own right, but a tag team wrestler. One half of the WCWA World Tag Team champions, but no WCWA World Heavyweight title contender. Then, it was Sabian. Much like Ruckus, but Sabian had an even bigger disadvantage when it came to size.. Now, on Synthetic, the final steps before Trial & Error.. Chris Hero defends the WCWA World Heavyweight title against none other than Allison Danger. Allison has proven that, while she has the fight of a champion, her natural limitations in size and muscle are just too much to over come. She proved that in the match with Lance Storm. So what is Chris Hero looking to prove in “defending” his WCWA World Heavyweight title against her?
Tag Team Match
The North Star Express (Ryan Cruz & Darin Corbin) w/ Joey Eastman (0)
versus
The BLK Out (Eddie Kingston & Joker) w/ Robby Mireno (0)
One team will walk away with their first point for tag team title contention as we march into Trial & Error, and to say the deck is stacked against the North Star Express is an under statement. The deadliest possible combo of the BLK Out comes together for the first time, as “The Last of a Dying Breed” Eddie Kingston teams up with “The Cambodian Ax Murderer” Joker to do battle with Joey Eastman’s North Star Express. Both teams are looking for their first point, and more importantly, momentum heading into the Torneo Cibernetico at Trial & Error, a match all four men are involved in.
Title versus Title Match
WCWA International title versus WCWA World Television title
Chuck Taylor © (WCWA International champion)
versus
Marty Jannetty © (WCWA World Television champion)
The games are over. On Synthetic, Marty Jannetty either gets serious, brings back the Marty Jannetty from the 90s that many, including his opponent, grew up idolizing, and brings home the WCWA International title, or loses it all and goes back to being the loser we’ve grown to know over the years in WCWA. Marty Jannetty, WCWA World Television champion, defends his title against WCWA International champion, Chuck Taylor, who will also be defending his title. It’s winner takes all.
#1 Contendership for the WCWA International title
#1 Contendership for the WCWA World Tag Team titles
Arsenal & Chris Mordetsky (2)
versus
Pac & Delirious (2)
Championship implications aplenty in this match. First of all, it’s two teams with two points. This means, the winning team will walk away with three points, which makes them eligible for a WCWA World Tag Team title shot. And as an added bonus, it’s also a match to determine the #1 contender for the WCWA International title, as the winner of the fall will receive a WCWA International title shot at Trial & Error. High stakes match, perhaps a break out match, even. Pac has been nothing but impressive in his time here in WCWA, taking World Junior Heavyweight champion Jack Evans to his limits in his “debut”. Delirious was the man that Chuck Taylor defeated to win the WCWA International title, certainly looking for redemption after that tournament finals loss. Arsenal has been around WCWA for a LONG time and is certainly salivating for a singles title shot and his hired muscle, Chris Mordetsky, has been nothing but dominant in his time here, absolutely destroying anyone in his path with his dreaded Masterlock full nelson. It’s team getting a shot.. But one man scoring an absolute money in the bank. Who will cash in on this golden opportunity?
MAIN EVENT
Ménage Et Trois Second Round Match
Drake Younger
versus
JC Bailey
Irony would be the only way to describe this match up. In a tournament made up entirely of three way matches, the second to last match in the tournament, the final second round match, is a one on one match. To add on to that, it’s a one on one match between two bitter rivals. Drake Younger battles one on one with JC Bailey. This match came about through the tournament, with JC Bailey defeating Tyler Black and Arsenal in the first round. Drake came to this point by defeating Lacey and Jimmy Jacobs. The would be third man, Diehard Dustin Lee, advanced at HURT by defeating Billy Roc and Darin Corbin, but then cost himself his spot in the tournament and his job with unprofessional actions. And really, we’ve got the BLK Out running around promoting marijuana use, Jannetty and his demons, and simulated rape in the ring, so you know unprofessional actions that deem worthy of a firing are quite unprofessional. At Synthetic, it’ll be Drake Younger versus JC Bailey one more time. The last time these two men were in the ring, they went to a thirty minute time limit draw in a Death Match title match at HURT, causing the title to be vacated. This time around, it won’t be a weapons match, but a straight up wrestling match, with one man advancing to the finals of the Ménage Et Trois finals.
A little bit of motivation can go a long way.. In just four days, by and far record time for any modern day WCWA show, I bring the final show before Trial & Error, Synthetic #8. Because of the speed this show was produced, and a few underlying themes for this show, it's subtitled "Motivation".
If you haven't checked it out yet, read Revolution #3 before this show. It comes before it in time, and should be read before it so everything makes proper sense. Don't worry about getting behind, there's no way Trial & Error will be a four day project.
PLEASE, review! Reviews are what keep this sort of motivation going. Even if it's just a short overview on your general thoughts. I love to hear what my readers think.
WCWA Synthetic Episode 8
Sporthalle in Troisdorf, Germany
February 16th 2006
One on One match
The Messiah
versus
Ricochet[/color]
Following a loss to Chuck Taylor on Revolution thanks to interference from the Kings of Wrestling and Nathan Kelley, The Messiah has something he’s looking to prove, looking to gain momentum as the train makes the final stop before Trial & Error. The Messiah will certainly be looking to prove his point as he battles the wonder kid of WCWA, the high flying Ricochet. Ricochet, on the other hand, would love to be able to knock off The Messiah, who has certainly been down on his luck as of late. But a win over The Messiah would do nothing but propel Ricochet up the card. Find out who wins in this high stakes match, only on Synthetic.
WCWA World Heavyweight title match
Chris Hero ©
versus
Allison Danger[/color]
Chris Hero is a bully. Plain and simple. As the road winds into Trial & Error and the Torneo Cibernetico, Chris Hero has been defending his WCWA World Heavyweight title. An honorable thing to do. He’s been defending them against members of the BLK Out Torneo Cibernetico team. It makes sense. Should he, by chance, lose the title, he’d be able to get an instant, and already scheduled rematch at Trial & Error.. But instead of battling it out with members of the BLK Out team at his level, Necro Butcher, Eddie Kingston, or even Joker, he’s been targeting the weak links of the team. First, it was Ruckus, a great wrestler in his own right, but a tag team wrestler. One half of the WCWA World Tag Team champions, but no WCWA World Heavyweight title contender. Then, it was Sabian. Much like Ruckus, but Sabian had an even bigger disadvantage when it came to size.. Now, on Synthetic, the final steps before Trial & Error.. Chris Hero defends the WCWA World Heavyweight title against none other than Allison Danger. Allison has proven that, while she has the fight of a champion, her natural limitations in size and muscle are just too much to over come. She proved that in the match with Lance Storm. So what is Chris Hero looking to prove in “defending” his WCWA World Heavyweight title against her?
Tag Team Match
The North Star Express (Ryan Cruz & Darin Corbin) w/ Joey Eastman (0)
versus
The BLK Out (Eddie Kingston & Joker) w/ Robby Mireno (0)
One team will walk away with their first point for tag team title contention as we march into Trial & Error, and to say the deck is stacked against the North Star Express is an under statement. The deadliest possible combo of the BLK Out comes together for the first time, as “The Last of a Dying Breed” Eddie Kingston teams up with “The Cambodian Ax Murderer” Joker to do battle with Joey Eastman’s North Star Express. Both teams are looking for their first point, and more importantly, momentum heading into the Torneo Cibernetico at Trial & Error, a match all four men are involved in.
Title versus Title Match
WCWA International title versus WCWA World Television title
Chuck Taylor © (WCWA International champion)
versus
Marty Jannetty © (WCWA World Television champion)
The games are over. On Synthetic, Marty Jannetty either gets serious, brings back the Marty Jannetty from the 90s that many, including his opponent, grew up idolizing, and brings home the WCWA International title, or loses it all and goes back to being the loser we’ve grown to know over the years in WCWA. Marty Jannetty, WCWA World Television champion, defends his title against WCWA International champion, Chuck Taylor, who will also be defending his title. It’s winner takes all.
#1 Contendership for the WCWA International title
#1 Contendership for the WCWA World Tag Team titles
Arsenal & Chris Mordetsky (2)
versus
Pac & Delirious (2)
Championship implications aplenty in this match. First of all, it’s two teams with two points. This means, the winning team will walk away with three points, which makes them eligible for a WCWA World Tag Team title shot. And as an added bonus, it’s also a match to determine the #1 contender for the WCWA International title, as the winner of the fall will receive a WCWA International title shot at Trial & Error. High stakes match, perhaps a break out match, even. Pac has been nothing but impressive in his time here in WCWA, taking World Junior Heavyweight champion Jack Evans to his limits in his “debut”. Delirious was the man that Chuck Taylor defeated to win the WCWA International title, certainly looking for redemption after that tournament finals loss. Arsenal has been around WCWA for a LONG time and is certainly salivating for a singles title shot and his hired muscle, Chris Mordetsky, has been nothing but dominant in his time here, absolutely destroying anyone in his path with his dreaded Masterlock full nelson. It’s team getting a shot.. But one man scoring an absolute money in the bank. Who will cash in on this golden opportunity?
MAIN EVENT
Ménage Et Trois Second Round Match
Drake Younger
versus
JC Bailey
Irony would be the only way to describe this match up. In a tournament made up entirely of three way matches, the second to last match in the tournament, the final second round match, is a one on one match. To add on to that, it’s a one on one match between two bitter rivals. Drake Younger battles one on one with JC Bailey. This match came about through the tournament, with JC Bailey defeating Tyler Black and Arsenal in the first round. Drake came to this point by defeating Lacey and Jimmy Jacobs. The would be third man, Diehard Dustin Lee, advanced at HURT by defeating Billy Roc and Darin Corbin, but then cost himself his spot in the tournament and his job with unprofessional actions. And really, we’ve got the BLK Out running around promoting marijuana use, Jannetty and his demons, and simulated rape in the ring, so you know unprofessional actions that deem worthy of a firing are quite unprofessional. At Synthetic, it’ll be Drake Younger versus JC Bailey one more time. The last time these two men were in the ring, they went to a thirty minute time limit draw in a Death Match title match at HURT, causing the title to be vacated. This time around, it won’t be a weapons match, but a straight up wrestling match, with one man advancing to the finals of the Ménage Et Trois finals.
