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Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 18:06:47 GMT -5

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The opening video for Loaded plays before cutting to the ringside area, a modest display of pyrotechnics going off on stage as we’re greeted by Matthew Werner and Matt Steel.

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Matthew Werner: Welcome to Loaded, folks! As always I am Matthew Werner alongside my partner Matt Steel.

Matt Steel: Mmhmm, that’s right.

Matthew Werner: We’ve got a great show for you tonight, including the return of Braden Munroe who faces Thunder in the main event.

Matt Steel: So people can just return to the WFWF and already get top billing?

Matthew Werner: Appears so. But let’s not waste anymore time here and get right down to the action. In fact it’s the debut of Johnny Albright and David Handlecatch.

Matt Steel: Never heard of them. Aha ... see how that joke worked?

Written in my face hits the PA system and Gladiator steps out from the curtains. He beats his chest and receives many boos from the crowd. He walks down into the ring and beats his chest again telling fans to shut up and yell at them continuously.[/color]

Matt Steel: Man the crowd just hates Gladiator.

Matthew Werner: Who Wouldn’t? He thinks he has a massive Ego and loves beating up people. How could you not hate this guy?

Matt Steel: Blood relation?

Black Dwarf by Candlemass plays on the PA system and Johnny Albright steps out from the curtains onto the stage. He raises his fists in the air and walks down the ramp. He gets a mixed reaction from the crowd as some fans stick their hands out for high fives from Albright. Albright gets in the ring and raises his fists again and still gets a mixed reaction. He goes into a corner and stares at gladiator angrily.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Albright is getting a mixed reaction on his debut tonight. And by looking at the look on his face he seems very angry at Gladiator for some odd reason.

Matt Steel: Well let’s see what he’s made of when the final participant comes out and this match will be under way.

The crowd waits for the final participant and Let’s Fightin’ Love hits the PA and plays throughout the arena. Handlecatch comes out of the curtain, pointing to the crowd to the beat of his entrance music and he walks down to the ring and into the ring. He fists pumps with the crowd and Gladiator and Albright attack him.[/color]

Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Matthew Werner: A Triple Threat match to start off the night, this should be exciting along with the Debut of David Handlecatch and Johnny Albright.

Matt Steel: Word.

Albright backs away from the beating on Handlecatch and waits for Gladiator to turn around. Gladiator backs away from Handlecatch only to walk into Albright performing an inverted hurricanrana. Both men are quickly up and Albright gives three arm drags to Gladiator and Gladiator gives a Vicious Clothesline to Albright to end his combo. He walks over to Handlecatch only to receive various strikes fallowed by a spinning back kick. Gladiator is on spaghetti legs at this point and Handlecatch gives him a sickening release German suplex.[/color]

Matthew Werner: What a release German Suplex by David Handlecatch! Albright and Handlecatch are really taking it to Gladiator in the opening match.

Matt Steel: Handlecatch I think is going for a release German Suplex on Albright now.

Handlecatch attempts a release German suplex on Albright. Albright gets out and gives Handlecatch a German Suplex, bridging with a pin.[/color]

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Handlecatch kicks out. Albright stomps on both Gladiator and Handlecatch to make them stay down, Albright performs an Amazing Standing Phoenix Splash onto Handlecatch.[/color]

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Gladiator breaks up the count. Gladiator picks up Albright by the hair and takes him into a corner and gives him chops across the chest. Gladiator takes him out and gives him a vicious power bomb.[/color]

Matthew Werner: That power bomb didn’t look too good. It looked like Albright Landed on his neck.

Gladiator tries to take Handlecatch to a corner and do the same thing. Handlecatch turns the table on Gladiator and gives him various strikes and kicks to him as the crowd cheers. Albright Gets back up and drop kicks Handlecatch into Gladiator in the corner. He backs up and jumps off the middle rope near the corner that Gladiator and Handlecatch are in and does an inverted hurricanrana onto the outside to handlecatch. Handlecatch and Albright Brawl on the outside as Gladiator dives over the top rope onto Albright and Handlecatch on the outside.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Amazing dive by Gladiator on the outside!

Matt Steel: I’ve seen better

Matthew Werner: Really? I would like to see you try to dive over the top rope like that

Matt Steel: Funny you mention that. Pulls out “best of Matt Steel” DVD[/color] Available everywhere fine DVDs are sold!

All three men slowly get back up and Albright slowly gets up and stands on the apron, when Gladiator and Handlecatch are up Albright bounces off the middle rope for a spring board moonsault onto both Gladiator and Handlecatch. They all get back in the ring slowly and Gladiator delivers a bicycle kick to both Albright and Handle catch and the crowd boos as he stand over at both men. He picks up Handlecatch and performs a power bomb and pins him.[/color]

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Handlecatch kicks out. An angry Gladiator pins him again.[/color]

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Handlecatch kicks out again. He slowly gets up only to face Albright give him a sickening Shinning Wizard.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Shinning Wizard by Albright! That was a picture perfect Shinning wizard! Wouldn’t you agree?

Matt Steel: Definitely, that was one of the best Shinning Wizards I’ve seen. Well ... one of the best ... holds up DVD[/color] ...

Albright picks up Handlecatch and gives him three German Suplex’s and the last one he drops Handlecatch between Albrights legs in a sit out position and goes for the pin.[/color]

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Handlecatch kicks out and Albright is stunned. Soon Albright and Gladiator get into an altercation and trade strikes with each other, Albright gives a kick to the gut, picks him up in a power bomb and drops Gladiator in an x-factor position. [/color]

Matthew Werner: This Could be it! Albright is going for the pin!

Albright pins Gladiator as Handlecatch crawls to try to break up the count.[/color]

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Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Matt Steel: What a match between these three men here tonight!

Matthew Werner: That was. That had some high flying action with some amazing moves.

All three men are up and Albright extends his hand to Gladiator for a handshake, but Gladiator slaps his hand away and leave the ring as the crowd boos him. Albright Then extends his hand to Handlecatch and they shake hands and Albright raises Handlecatchs hand as the crowd cheers.[/color]

Matthew Werner: A great show of sportsmanship between those two. Gladiator ... not so much.

Matt Steel: He don’t shake no foo’s hands, Matthew.

Matthew Werner: great way to start off Loaded. Unfortunately, this realistically gives us the possibility of the show just going downhill.

Matt Steel: Yeah, I hear EBR wrote two of these matches.

Scooby Doo: Ruh Roh!

We head to a commercial break.[/color][/center]

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Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 18:07:10 GMT -5

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Post by sonstuds on Aug 22, 2010 18:07:10 GMT -5

Architecture of Aggression fills the arena. The arena turns pitch black. Then after the gun shots and bomb audio go off, fire shoots from ramp. Lightning enters the stage as red and blue lights flicker in the arena. Lightning gives the crowds the Rock On pose. Lightning walks down the ramp and after he enters the ring, he runs to the turnbuckle and give a Randy Orton like pose then A rain of gold sparks comes down and Lightning gets off the turnbuckle.

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Matthew Werner: This is interesting, Matt. A Tag match in which the Headcrushers are facing each other.

Matt Steel: It’s like bizarro world up in this bitch.

Matthew Werner: Well apparently they’ve been having some conflicts backstage, so to speak.

Matt Steel: All great and iconic tag teams do, Matthew.

His Theme hits & Luke comes out & walks down the ramp. He walks up the steps & goes through the top & Middle ropes. He climbs one turnbuckle, lifts both arms, & pyro goes off on the stage.[/color]

Matthew Werner: And for Luke McCarthy this almost a warm up for when he faces Jon O’Deeves for the National Title.

Jon O’Deeves and Alex Deathstar come out at the same time because neither have an entrance in their bio.[/color]

Matt Steel: We should just get rid of entrances. They really create nothing but small issues.

Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

The match begins with Luke McCarthy and Alex Deathstar. They circle around one another and engage in a collar and elbow tie up. McCarthy gains the advantage, forcing Deathstar to his knees. He quickly applies a headlock, but the advantage is only short lived as Deathstar rolls McCarthy up in a sloppy school boy pin. McCarthy rolls out before the referee can even count to one. Both quickly attempt to get back to their feet, which McCarthy does first as he dashes towards Deathstar and takes him into the canvas with a Spear.[/color]

Matt Steel: Damn, son.

McCarthy approaches his corner and tags in Lightning. Lightning enters the ring as Deathstar gets to his feet. Both Headcrushers stare at one another temporarily before Deathstar shrugs and tags in Jon O’Deeves.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Well that was quite cohesive for a team that we were told had beef.

Lightning runs at the National Champion, taking him to the canvas with a tilt-a-whirl head scissors takedown. Looking to take quick advantage Lightning runs up to the top of the turnbuckle before corkscrewing off, attempting a moonsault. Jon O’Deeves rolls out of the way and Lightning crashes into the canvas. Jon O’Deeves brings Lighting up from the mat in position for a Suplex. With Lightning in the air, O’Deeves then brings him face down into the canvas with a Face-Buster! He makes a pin attempt.[/color]

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Lightning kicks out. Jon O’Deeves gets to his feet and tags in an unsuspecting Alex Deathstar.[/color]

Matthew Werner: This could get interesting.

Deathstar slowly enters the ring as Lighting approaches his feet. Both members of the Headcrushers stand in the middle of the ring, the tension building.[/color]

Matt Steel: This arena is going to erupt!

Casually, both men shake one another’s hands before tagging their partners in.[/color]

Matthew Werner: You know, I’m sure in the bookers’ defense they thought these guys had beef, because otherwise they never would have booked them against one another.

Matt Steel: No doubt.

Not caring one way or the other Luke McCarthy and Jon O’Deeves both enter the ring, staring at one another temporarily.[/color]

Matt Steel: I think they’re going to shake one another’s hand and then tag the Headcrushers back in.

Luke McCarthy kicks Jon O’Deeves in the stomach.[/color]

Matthew Werner: ... Then again, these two men are going to be facing one another at Consequences Will Never Be The Same.

McCarthy whips Jon O’Deeves into the ring ropes, dropping him into the canvas with a Powerslam on the rebound. He slowly begins to bring O’Deeves up from behind, but impressively the National Champion Pele Kicks McCarthy upside the head![/color]

Matthew Werner: There’s a reason he’s the National Champion.

O’Deeves slowly begins to crawl to his corner, tagging in Alex Deathstar. Deathstar runs into the ring and aims at McCarthy for a Clothesline, but McCarthy quickly steps out of the way. As he approaches Lightning Deathstar quickly puts on the brakes before both men engage in a casual conversation, possibly about Megadeth. McCarthy ends this when he places Deathstar onto his shoulders, dropping him on his head with a Burning Hammer![/color]

He makes the pin attempt.[/color]

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... but is cut off and blocked by Lightning.[/color]

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Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

“Smells Like Teen Spirit” begins to play as McCarthy rolls out of the ring, arms in the air. He approaches the time keepers table, pointing at the National Title as O’Deeves silently watches from the inside of the ring.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Message sent and received, right Matt?

Matt Steel: Strange use of words, but yes.

Meanwhile, Lightning attempts to help Alex Deathstar to his feet, only to be pushed away by an upset Deathstar who storms out of the ring.[/color]

Matt Steel: Trouble in paradise, ‘yo. Or more trouble ... man I don’t know ...

Matthew Werner: I understand where Alex Deathstar is coming from, but Lightning didn’t do anything wrong. They weren’t on the same team, and a win is a win ... right?

Matt Steel: C’mon, Matty. Bros before ... well, Luke McCarthy ... hrm ...

Matthew Werner: Strange situation all around.

Matt Steel: Indeed.

After the match, we fade into the backstage area with official WFWF interviewer Stacy Grey, who stands with Twisted.[/color]

Stacy Grey: Stacy Grey here with WFWF wrestler Twisted –

Word.[/color]

Stacy Grey: Who, I’m told, has an announcement?

Twisted: Yes, thank you Stacy. As I’m sure you’ve heard the rumors, I’m taking a break from the WFWF. I would like to thank all the fans who have supported me. This is a difficult decision, but one that I feel is the right one at this –

“What the hell is going on here!?”

After the interruption, WFWF President and CEO King Kraig walks into view.[/color]

King Kraig: So our Heavyweight and Tag Team Champions think they decide when they show up? Who do they think they are? I’m the boss!

Twisted: Uh ... sir?

King Kraig: What!?

Twisted: I’m sort of trying to give my farewell to the WFWF here.

King Kraig: Alright, farewell.

There’s a brief pause before King Kraig motions with his head towards the opposite end of the hall, presumably towards the door.[/color]

King Kraig: Well, get on then. Bye.

Twisted looks at Stacy Grey who shrugs before he walks away. King Kraig watches him until he’s out of sight, resuming his attention back towards Stacy Grey, or more directly, the viewers.[/color]

King Kraig: I’m gone for one week, one week, and all of a sudden it’s pandemonium! I have Tag Team Champions who are just going to come and go as they please? No! They’re the veterans of this company! EBR and DGX are supposed to lead by example. What does it teach the young ‘uns when the Tag Team Champions just come as they go? ... Well?

Stacy Grey: ... Irresponsibility?

King Kraig: Yeah! I don’t care if you’re not scheduled for a match or not, you do not get to decide when whether you punch in, I do! If I want you take the week off I’ll tell you to take the week off. I don’t know what “rules” there used to be around here, but it’s my rules now! My rules! But none of that compares to Alex Sean.

King Kraig stares into the camera. He mad.[/color]

King Kraig: Our Heavyweight Champion – my Heavyweight Champions wins the title and then has yet to appear on WFWF programming, all the while making several appearances at a rival company with our – with my belt over his shoulder? Oh hell naw.

Stacy Grey: In fairness to him, at least he won -

King Kraig: Yeah he better win! He’s representing me, God dammit! We hype up an Alex Sean appearance on last week’s Loaded and then he never shows up? How does that happen!?

Stacy Grey: You were gone last week -

King Kraig: And suddenly it’s pandemonium! And I look like a fool, advertising a man who never actually appears! Alex Sean made me look like a fool! I ain’t no fool! I’m the boss! I have matches to make and promote, and with only two shows to go before “Consequences Will Never Be The Same” we still don’t have a Heavyweight Championship match! Alex Sean is single handily preventing the growth of the WFWF! Things are going to change around here, and it starts right now. EBR, DGX, and especially Alex Sean – you better be here next week! And when you are here next week you’re gonna have to deal with me, because EBR, DGX, and especially Alex Sean – ya dun goofed!

King Kraig storms off, leaving a silent Stacy Grey as we head to commercial.[/color][/center]

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Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 18:07:39 GMT -5

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Post by sonstuds on Aug 22, 2010 18:07:39 GMT -5

Matt Steel: Hey Matthew; knock knock.

Matthew Werner: Who's there?

Matt Steel: More matches!

Keri Thames: The following contest is scheduled for one fall!

"Anasasis (Xenophontis)" by Parkway Drive resonates through the arena as the crowd starts to stir in anticipation. The lights dim, with only a single shining gold spotlight down on the stage. Shawn Malakai walks out from behind the curtain, stretching his arms, but never unclenching his crossed hands. The spotlight follows him down to the ring. Malakai steps up onto the apron and up and over the ropes. He then leans against the far turnbuckle as the lights come up again.

Keri Thames: Introducing first . . . SHAWN MALAKAI!!!

"Sound of Madness" hits the PA system, as Cameron Stone steps out from behind the curtain onto the stage. He raises his arms into the air, and a shower of sparks fly around him breifly, before he lowers his arms to his sides and starts strutting down the ramp, almost gloating about how good he is. As he reaches the ring, he steps up onto the apron, and steps in through the ropes. He taunts for a few moments, before backing into a corner, and staring at his opponent.

Keri Thames: And his opponent, from Calgary . . . Alberta, Canada, CAMERON STONE!

Matt Steel: Should be a good match.

Matthew Werner: That's awfully generic.

Matt Steel: What? You expected me to give an in depth analysis?

Matthew Werner: Would have been nice.

Matt Steel: Not happening.

Matthew Werner: You suck at your job.

Matt Steel: So do hookers.

Matthew Werner: Hilarious.

Matt Steel: See, because a hooker will--

Matthew Werner: I get it.

Ding! Ding! Ding!

Shawn Malakai and Cameron Stone both circle the ring, a face on Malakai that has not been seen since his days with Reckless and Williams. The two men tie up and Malakai just throws Stone to the ground with ease. Stone gets to his feet and puts his hands up by his face. Malakai attempts a lock up, but Stone gives him a quick knee to the gut and drops him with a DDT. Stone stomps on the big man a few times and drives his knee into the shoulder of Malakai and puts him into a very awkward armbar. It lasts for a few seconds and then Malakai pulls himself up half way, Stone still on his arm. Malakai falls flat down and drives Stone down with him. Malakai covers him.

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Kick-out.[/color]

Matthew Werner: Impressive right there.

Matt Steel: Not really.

Matthew Werner: I mean ... it was an impressive show of strength.

Matt Steel: Meh. I could do the same thing too if I were his size and had no qualms if I hurt someone. Actually, I may have already done it ... flashes DVD[/color] ...

Malakai pulls himself up from the mat and pulls Stone up, and Stone delivers a slap to Malakai's chest, stunning him momentarily. Stone lifts Malakai up and drives him down with a hard spinebuster. Malakai kicks the mat a bit and Stone laughs it up. He gets down onto one knee and puts Malakai into a headlock. The ref asks him if he wants to quit, but Malakai says no. Some time passes and Malakai starts to stir, pumping his fist in the air, getting the crowd behind him. He muscles Stone off of him and throws a wild clothesline which misses, and Stone hits Malakai in the back of the neck with a hammerfist.

Matt Steel: Night night.

Stone picks up a seemingly defenceless Malakai and throws a punch which is blocked by Malakai, who delivers one of his own. Malakai throws another one and then bumps him down with his shoulder. Stone pops right back up, but Malakai lifts him up and drops to one knee, hitting a backbreaker and then he throws Stone back with a fall away slam. Malakai hoovers behind the downed Stone who is beginning to stir. Stone gets to his knees and Malakai bounces off of the ropes behind Stone and drops him with the 19:15. Malakai covers him.

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Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Keri Thames: Here is your winner, Shawn Malakai!

Matthew Werner: I dunno, call it an intuition, but I get the feeling this won’t be the last time Shawn Malakai and Cameron Stone are involved in the same match.

Matt Steel: Subtle foreshadowing.

The chords of “Death Before Dishonor” hits as the lights dim low. Trace Demon walks out onto the ramp and a single spotlight shines down upon him. He holds out his arm, pointing at the ring with his fingers pointed like a gun.[/color]

Matthew Werner: If you made a list of people who’ve been more impressive then Trace Demon has been lately, there wouldn’t be a whole lot of people on it.

Matt Steel: There wouldn’t be anyone on it, Matthew.

Matthew Werner: That’s kind of what I was implying.

Matt Steel: That wasn’t what you said.

Matthew Werner: I’m sure people –

Matt Steel: I don’t know why you don’t just say what you mean. I really don’t.

He throws his hand upwards, mouthing “Boom” and turning the lights on in the process. He slowly makes his way down to the ring, entering between the top and middle rope. He ascends the turnbuckle and points at the crowd, grinning, before jumping down and stopping in the centre of the ring.[/color]

Matthew Werner: The fans sure have taken to Trace Demon lately.

And ... Justin Tyger doesn’t have an entrance.[/color]

Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Tyger and Trace Demon circle around one another. Tyger dives at Trace’s leg, looking to take him down, but Demon has this scouted and quickly steps backwards, causing Tyger to get nothing but air. Demon follows this up with a hard knee to the back of Justin Tyger’s head.[/color]

Matt Steel: That looked like it hurt.

Trace Demon brings Tyger up to his feet, roughly throwing him into the corner. He fires with a repeated alternation of chops and forearms. Eventually, Tyger simply slumps into the bottom of the turnbuckles. Trace Demon steps away, before dashing forward and kneeing Tyger in the face![/color]

Matt Steel: Trace Demon giving Justin Tyger the business.

The former Heavyweight Champion drags Tyger up to his feet, but receives several shots to the abdomen by a reeling Tyger. Showing an incredible burst, Tyger leaps, hitting Trace Demon in the jaw with an impressive Palm Strike. Kinda like Shoryuken from “Street Fighter”.

Actually, no. Exactly like the Shoryuken from “Street Fighter”.[/color]

Matthew Werner: I’m sure Justin Tyger would love to be the one who ends Trace Demon’s recent winning streak. A win here after defeating the National Champion last week would really elevate him to the top of the WFWF ranks.

Matt Steel: If only he had posted a RP.

With Trace momentarily stunned, Justin Tyger connects with a Jumping Knee Strike to Trace’s face. Backing him into the ring ropes, Tyger attempts an Irish whip. As he shoots him across the ring, Trace keeps hold of Tyger’s arm and in turns pulls Tyger towards him ... before nearly taking his head off with a Burning Lariat![/color]

Matthew Werner: That ... may have killed him.

Trace Demon grabs Justin Tyger’s arm and head, applying the Triangle Choke. The referee checks on Justin Tyger and quickly rules him unconscious.[/color]

Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Like the previous two shows, “Death Before Dishonor” plays as Trace Demon is again victorious.[/color]

Matthew Werner: It’s starting to look routine, Matt.

Matt Steel: Beast mode, man.

What consists of two words and is coming up right now? Commercial break.[/color][/center]

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Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 18:08:01 GMT -5

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Post by sonstuds on Aug 22, 2010 18:08:01 GMT -5

“Cult of Personality” begins to play as Thunder makes his way to the ring with a microphone in hand. He seems a little less animated than usually as he enters the ring.

Matthew Werner: Thunder has a match in a few minutes, but what is he doing out here early?

Matt Steel: I would guess that if we watch, we will at some point figure out the purpose of this.

Matthew Werner: I hate you.

Thunder: There's something I just wanted to say before my match. I've been doing a lot of thinking about my career lately, and just need to say what is going to happen in my future here in WFWF.

For a long, long time I was consumed with getting rid of Yukio Blaze. And I am very proud to say that I did just that at Superbrawl. Part of my thinking going into that match was also that I couldn't lose because I couldn't stand for my WFWF career to be over. But after realizing that I had no idea what else to do here or where else to go, I've made a decision.

“Consequences Will Never Be The Same” will be my last show in this company. I think now that it is the right move. The time has come. But I am not going out with a whimper. I am going to go out on the top of this company, where I have belonged the entire time. My final match will be against Alex Sean, with the WFWF Championship on the line. And in my final match, I will win WFWF Championship. I will do what no one has done before, retire as champion.

One final thing before I go, I would just like to say that I know I've never been the most popular guy in this company. And that makes sense given the way I have acted. But I just want to say that it has truly been an honor to perform for you all these years. And now, I have a match to get ready for.

Thunder throws the microphone away and waits for his match to begin.

Matthew Werner: What an announcement by Thunder!

Matt Steel: ... He couldn’t have just handed the microphone to someone?

Matthew Werner: Looks like King Kraig wasn't kidding about wanting to promote a Heavyweight Championship match!

"Belief in God is so Adorable" by Gay For Johnny Depp begins to play on the PA as shades of black, violet and grey fill the arena. Braden Munroe and Tabitha Owens are seen in the audience, walking around casually, high-fiving fans.

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Keri Thames: And his opponent, weighing in at 204 pounds, BRADEN MUNROE!!

They hop over the guard rail as fans cheer them loudly.[/color]

Matthew Werner: A nice reaction for Braden Munroe in his return to the WFWF.

Once at ringside, the pair slide into the ring, shouting pointing out towards the people in the audience. They walk towards a turnbuckle and speak to one another as the music fades out.

Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

The bell sounds and the two men lock up. Thunder gets the better of the exchange and gets Munroe in a side headlock. Munroe quickly powers out of it and sends Thunder into the ropes. Thunder ducks a clothesline attempt, but Munroe does connect with a handspring elbow a moment later. Munroe wastes no time in continuing his attack, sending Thunder into the corner.

Munroe charges at him and hits a splash. He follows it up by climbing to the middle rope and hitting a series of punches. Thunder gets out of it by hitting an atomic drop. With Munroe stunned a bit from the move, Thunder is able to get the match back in his control by hitting him with a short-armed clothesline.

Matthew Werner: Very even match so far.

Matt Steel: Yep.

Matthew Werner: Are you ever going to contribute to the commentary?

Matt Steel: I thought about it, but that's not really my thing.

Thunder sends Munroe into the corner this time, and hits a series of chops. Munroe hits a few of his own, but Thunder eventually gets the better of the exchange. He tries to send Munroe into the opposite corner, but Munroe blocks it and ends up hitting a spin-out bulldog. He climbs the top rope and waits for Thunder to reach his feet, at which points he hits him with a missile dropkick. Thunder rolls out onto the floor, with Munroe waiting for him once more. This time Munroe hits him with a dive.

Matthew Werner: Impressive series of moves there by Munroe.

Matt Steel: I agree.

Munroe rolls Thunder back into the ring, but doesn't go for the cover. Instead, he begins to climb the top rope. Thunder is able to quickly reach his feet and climb the top rope, resulting in him hitting a belly-to-belly suplex from the top rope.

Matt Steel: Now there's an impressive move by Thunder.

Matthew Werner: Hey. I was gonna say that.

Matt Steel: Too bad.

Thunder doesn't go for a cover, also opting to go the top rope. But he does actually connect, hitting an elbow drop. He follows it up with a cover.[/color]

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Kickout by Munroe.

Thunder quickly picks Munroe back up and places him on the top rope. He attempts a superplex, but Munroe is able to block every attempt that is made. Munroe hits a few right hands that eventually stop the superplex attempt, and sends Thunder crashing down to the mat. Once he reaches feet, Thunder is hit with the Lollipop Drop. Munroe follows it up with a cover.[/color]

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Thunder kicks out.

Matthew Werner: A couple close nearfalls there in the last couple minutes.

Matt Steel: You got that right.

It takes Thunder a moment to reach his feet, at which point Munroe is ready for him once more. He attempts to hit the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike, but Thunder moves out of the way and immediately locks in the Million Dollar Dream.

Matthew Werner: He's got him in the Million Dollar Dream! This could be it!

Munroe starts to fade and it looks as though the match is about to end. But Munroe starts fighting back more. Instead of just grabbing a hold of the ropes, both Thunder and Munroe end up going through the ropes and falling out to the floor. Obviously at this point the hold is broken.

Thunder reaches his feet first and after a kick to the stomach, hits Munroe with the Thunder and Lightning. But Thunder is apparently not completely recovered, as he cannot get up and capitalize from the move right away.

By the time Thunder reaches his feet, Munroe is recovering a bit. Thunder is caught completely off-guard by the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike. Now both competitors are out on the floor.

Matthew Werner: Let's hope both of them can make it back into the ring in time.

Both make it back into the ring at about the same time. Thunder attempts the Thunder and Lightning once more, but Munroe slips out the back and hits the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike once more. He covers him.[/color]

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Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]

Braden Munroe’s music begins to play as his arm is raised by the referee.[/color]

Matthew Werner: You can’t ask for a much better performance in your return to the WFWF then Braden Munroe just had.

Matt Steel: Though Thunder’s still number one contender to the Heavyweight Championship, so you know what that means; everyone’s a winner!

Matthew Werner: Yeah!

With that, Loaded ends on a happy note with everyone feeling good about themselves. Sad endings are a total bummer.[/color]

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TheNinthCloud WF Icon WF 10 Year Member Joined on: May 24, 2009 18:22:23 GMT -5 Posts: 12,450	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 19:01:48 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by TheNinthCloud on Aug 22, 2010 19:01:48 GMT -5 I'm on a WIN STREAK!

Deleted Joined on: Nov 21, 2024 15:52:31 GMT -5 Posts: 0	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 19:45:52 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2010 19:45:52 GMT -5 lol I love the commentary its hilarious, great show like usual. Tag team match was MOTN. loving the detail too

B-Radimus Prime Main Eventer R.I.P. Luna :( Joined on: Jun 20, 2006 21:37:05 GMT -5 Posts: 2,572	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 19:50:16 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by B-Radimus Prime on Aug 22, 2010 19:50:16 GMT -5 Awesome, I wasn't sure if I'd win or not...I was kind of worried. Nicely written results, holmes.
	Naomi: "All this time I've made fun of you...I actually did like Alicia Fox vs. Melina."

Calvin Main Eventer visit my myspace and listen to my music Joined on: Dec 18, 2001 15:13:21 GMT -5 Posts: 3,791	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 19:58:35 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Calvin on Aug 22, 2010 19:58:35 GMT -5 tyger's entrace= best entrance ever.

cattlemutilation Guest	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 22, 2010 23:33:50 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by cattlemutilation on Aug 22, 2010 23:33:50 GMT -5 I am anxiously awaiting the next card. :3

NAЯDO Main Eventer Joined on: Feb 9, 2010 6:48:36 GMT -5 Posts: 2,308	Loaded Results - 8/22/10 Aug 23, 2010 0:10:09 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by NAЯDO on Aug 23, 2010 0:10:09 GMT -5 Very pleased with the results, I can't wait, come next loaded. Good job!

Loaded Results - 8/22/10

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