Kings Wrestling Corporation: KWC #12 - Sign Ups

I'm happy to see that Ron Caramel won his first match, hope fully he has a future in KWC.

Wouldn't mind Caramel becoming a tag team with Zeke and we could be called Chocolate Trance.

kinda took my idea a little with the students thing and the ranking but its whateve I like your writing and the feuds you are building, looking forward to escape at all costs

Not much to comment on Oppurtunity Knocks. I can see Lee Kineval going pretty far though. Onto the other show: Epic to see me become allies with Reid and Cyrus. Even better to see I'm in the Assault championship match. Didn't expect me to beat Kevin Hart but I'm glad it was a great match. Good show.

Sad to see Thomas McCoy get beat, glad to see I'm not eliminated though.

KWC Live #10 - Wednesday 23rd June

To everyone’s surprise, Eddy Valintino’s music hits to open the show. ‘The Natural’ struts down to the ring and says he had an announcement to make. For the past two weeks he’s been forced to face Dragon Mask and AJ Mathew sin singles match and he was down in numbers one to two, so tonight he thought it was only fair if he was a break before his title win at Escape at all Costs so he went to Nick Aldis and requested a match, a match that he take charge of. So ladies and gentleman, up next AJ Mathews will take on Dragon Mask one on one with Eddy Valintino as your handsome, special referee.

Singles Match.
Guest Referee: Eddy Valintino
AJ Mathews vs. Dragon Mask ends via Double Countout.

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Mathews and Dragon both gave Eddy a dirty look during their entrances as the tag team were set to face off in singles action. The match was very even all the way through and Eddy was pretty fair the entire way through in which way he decided to go. Dragon saw some good offense towards the end as he began to take control until a fireman’s carry slam from AJ slowed down Mask’s pace. Mask and AJ were fighting on the top rope as Eddy Valintino walked over and pushed them off the turnbuckle. The two men hit hard as they were counted out.

Valintino cockily walked out of the ring and stood over both men post-match before he smirked and left.

Handicap Match
Sean Connor and Ricky Smith def. Il Dio.[/color]
A match set up after Il Dio forced a double DQ finish in a match between Smith and Connor. It was tag in handicap rules and Il Dio did pretty well due to his size, overpowering Connor early. Il Dio looked to finish over Sean Connor near the end of the contest but Smith chopped the big man’s leg and dropped him with a DDT so Connor could ascended to the top for an Air Package and the victory.

After the match, Sean celebrated but not for long as Smith made a quick attack, pummelling Sean before ultimately finishing him off with the Backdrop Driver.

Kings Wrestling Corporation owner Nick Aldis struts down to the ring in a suit and tie. He announces that since this is the Escape at all Costs preview edition of KWC the audience deserves a top class main event, so tonight Angel Reid will team with his ally’s Cyrus Black and Cody Rejero to face Ace Bennett, Tommy Stardust and KWC Champion Kevin Hart.

Singles Match.
Chris Jackel def. Matt.[/color]
A good match to finish off the first half of the show. Matt faces Zeke at Escape at all costs and tonight Zeke faces Jackel’s opponent at the large show, Bull Bradley. Both of these men have been hunger for a win as they haven’t been able to garner a three count recently, neither of them with more wins than losses. Zeke came down to the ring during the match and over time Matt kept peering at him. In the end this was his downfall as Jackel found a window to roll-up his distracted opponent for the victory.

Intermission.

Singles Match.
X Matt w/X Jack def. KWC Tag Team Champion David Justice w/ Joseph Steel.[/color]
A slight rematch from last week when the two competitor’s partners, X Jack and Joe Steel, faced off. In that one the Current champions pulled a cheap victory however the story would not be the same in this one as Steel was ejected from ringside for interference as X Jack laughed at him. Justice tried to do his best without the help from his supporter but X Matt’s high flying and quick style was too much in the end as Matt dodged a haymaker from a back heel kick before ascending the turnbuckle and nailing a Phoenix Splash named the Golden Gate Crasher to become the victor.

Jack motioned that the titles would be coming to the execution brothers very soon.

Singles Match
Zeke def. Bull Bradley via DQ.[/color]
The second half of the two interfeud matches tonight as Matt’s rival Zeke took on Jackel’s rival Bull Bradley. This match was decent although their too differing styles didn’t mesh well. Bull botched a couple of moves, as any man of his size would do. The ending in this one saw Bull connect with a hard clothesline and attempt another only for Zeke to counter into a neckbreaker. Matt quickly slid into the ring though and bashed Zeke over the head with a chair.

Matt hit Zeke again before placing the chair on his arm and stomping on it. Bull joined the beatdown but Jackel came down for the save and fought Bradley off as he clothesline Bull miraculously over the top rope. Unfortunately Jackel turned right into a spinebuster from Matt as Matt roared only to turn around into a Tranceout from Zeke. Zeke stood tall to end the segment.

Diamond Dallas Minimum Wage, walks down to the ring, wearing a belt, which looks like he created. It has a big (plastic) diamond in the middle of it. Dallas introduces his new belt as the diamond championship and says that he is now a KWC Champion something that Ace Bennett, Angel Reid, Cody Rejero, Zeke, Matt and all but three of the other KWC superstars have never accomplished. He is going to prove that he is a credible champion by successfully retaining his championship next.

Singles Match
Diamond Championship
Kurt Franco def. Diamond Dallas Minimum Wage to WIN the Diamond Championship.[/color]
Kurt Franco hopped into the ring and snatched Wage’s mic. He smiled and said, ‘My name is Kurt Franco’ before hitting Diamond with a huge belly-to-belly suplex. The bell rang and Franco drilled Diamond with a stalled Suplex Driver called the Stopgap for the win.

Franco grabs the fabric belt and a match from his pocket. He light’s the match and sets the title on fire. The title is ruined before Dallas can put it out.

Six-Man Tag Team Match.
Angel Reid, Cody Rejero and Cyrus Black def. Kevin Hart, Ace Bennett and Tommy Stardust.[/color]
A great main event to set the scene for Escape at all Costs where Kevin Hart will defend his KWC Championship title against Ace Bennett and Angel Reid. Also at the event Rejero, Black and Stardust will battle for the KWC Assault title in Escape the Cage along with Eddy Valintino, AJ Mathews and Dragon Mask. Everyone got a good amount of in-ring time though rivals barely faced each other. The ending saw Reid controlling Stardust with a knee to the face as Tommy stumbled into the corner. Angel attempted a body splash but Stardust dodged and hit a springboard crossbody. The two men crawled to their corners but Tommy reached first and tagged in champion Kevin Hart. Hart took the fight to Angel as he nailed a dropkick and climbed to the top rope. Rejero and Black tried to interfere but Stardust and Ace took them out as the four men spilled to the floor. Kevin Hart finally leaped off for the 450 but Reid moved and Hart hit hard. Angel then hoisted Hart onto his back for the crucifier and the three count.

Reid kneeled over the fallen KWC Champion as KWC 10 came to a close.
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All looking good into the big show, Mask/AJ match was stange as they were partners but made sense storyline wise, the feud between Steel Justice and X's is good, lol at Ricky losing all the time, the Diamond championship is a good idea, great main event keep this up.

Good show man. Good to give Reid momentum heading into the big show, seeing as he is the bigger challenger to Hart's reign. Enjoyed the Diamond Championship segment, good way to put someone over. Really like all of the different names in this. Keep it up.

Opportunity Knocks - Friday, 25th June 2010.

The KWC Opportunity Knocks announcer recaps last week’s show where Carl orange and Jamie Gonzalez were eliminated. They remind us that there third place finisher of the competition will earn a contract, second place will earn a contract and an Assault Title Match and First Place will earn a contract and a Heavyweight Championship Match.

Travis Cantrell def. Ron Caramel in 6:56
A good match to kick us off. The matches were made in order of how the wrestlers ranked last week, Caramel and Cantrell finished 8th and 7th so they face off tonight. There is definitely a lot more to Cantrell when he’s facing a decent opponent and that came out tonight. Caramel is still a great character but not as good in the ring, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Caramel in KWC in the future but I doubt he’ll last much longer in this competition. In the end Travis dodge the Chocolate Rain Drop to nail a Springboard Shooting Star Press for the victory.

Ryan Trance def. Mike Kennedy in 8:45
A great match between seeds three and four. Kennedy is definitely turning into himself after the comments made last week by myself. Trance was as always impressive although suffered a springboard botch that could’ve cost him a higher spot. Other than that Ryan was fantastic hitting more power moves such as a Gorybomb, which the crowd loved and may become a regular part of his moveset. The ending saw Ryan reverse a powerslam into a scoop powerslam and hit Sickness within for the one, two three.

Abdullah Faraj def. Thomas McCoy via countout in 5:34.
This match was supposed to go on longer than it did, once again, Faraj drew the most heat of the night. He’s definitely trying to improve and has been training, to my knowledge, hard over the past week. McCoy is great and will be a part of the KWC roster someday but after the finish of this match not for somewhile as in the end McCoy was on the top rope and Abdullah came over and pushed him off. McCoy landed hard, not Faraj’s fault but Thomas was seriously injured. The referee counted Thomas out and the medical staff came down with a stretcher. McCoy was taken away.

Nick Danylson def. Lee Kineval in 11:45
Match of the evening, and so it should’ve been, It was the main event. These top place finishers from the premiere took part in great battle; I really have nothing to criticize. Granted they are not the most amazing wrestlers but at this level they are just perfect. Kineval is a good looking, all rounder. He seems to have to it-factor. Danylson is an amazing wrestler and has a good level of charisma. They ending in this one saw Kineval lift Danylson for the frightening InFamous but Nick rolled off and into the corner where he dodged a dropkick to hit a Superkick called the TFI and lock in the Sicilian Crab (Elevated over the shoulder Boston Crab). The Technician tried to make the hold as painful as possible for Lee and after about thirty seconds Kineval gave in.

After another great show it was time for me to give my rankings. Thomas McCoy his seriously injured and has been pulled from the competition so he will be ranked eighth, one more will leave the show with him.

1. Nick Danylson – Danylson moves up one spot from last week after a very impressive showing, nothing in particular he needs to work on.
2. Lee Kineval – Pretty much the same as Danylson, there’s nothing between them but Nick’s victory seemed to get him over more.
3. Abdullah Faraj – A better performance than last week and despite missing out on the main event he kept the same amount of heat. A dark horse in the competition.
4. Ryan Trance – Drops down one from last week, still a great performance though, I see him making atleast week four out of five. Just not as good as the others.
5. Travis Cantrell – Big leap from last week, he had a better opponent therefore came out of the match better, another dark horse.
6. Mike Kennedy – Narrowly avoids elimination this week. He’s still doing well as a wrestler and is good on the mic but there’s a lot of talent in this group.

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7. Ron Caramel – This sucks but no one deserved to be eliminated tonight, however someone had to and he was the least impressive wrestler but maybe had one of the best gimmicks.
8. Thomas McCoy – This sucks even more, a very talented wrestler has to be taken out due to injury otherwise he would’ve made it far. Expect to see him in KWC after his injury clears up.