CWNBTS Results - 15/10/10

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Keri Thames: Introducing first ... weighing in at 290 lbs and standing at 6’11 ... the artist formally known as High Horror ...


Malakai makes his way down the ramp and up the steps. He steps over the ropes and into the ring.[/color]


Keri Thames: Shaaaaaaaaaaaawn Malakai!


The lights adjust to normal as Malakai stands in the ring, an eerie silence presiding over as several moments pause and nothing happens.[/color]


Keri Thames: .... And his partner ...?


Nothing continues to happen. An official jogs out from the back and approaches the ringside area, speaking to Keri Thames who nods.[/color]


Keri Thames: I’ve just received word from King Kraig’s office that Cameron Stone has officially been ruled “out” for the following contest.


The crowd naturally boos.[/color]


Matthew Werner: ... Did we really need that to be officially announced?


Matt Steel: No need to be bitter, Matty.


Matthew Werner: So what now? Does Shawn Malakai get a new partner?


Almost on cue everyone looks towards Keri Thames, who looks at the official, who again whispers towards her.[/color]


Keri Thames: Despite these developments ... the match will commence as scheduled ... but without Cameron Stone ... daaaamn ...


Matt Steel: That really sucks for Shawn Malakai.


Matthew Werner: Wow. This is just ... I don’t even know what to say here. Shawn Malakai doesn’t even get a replacement partner?


Matt Steel: I guess he doesn’t have another brother on the active roster he just doesn’t know about.


Keri Thames: And his opponents ...


“Moment of silence for the champions…”


The vocal styling’s of Ron Artest’s “Champions” kicks in with the long diatribe of personal excellence, which really applies to the amazing tag team tandem that happens to be the champions. So much so said tandem hangs back content to allow Artest a full minute of air time to heap their praises before finally emerging to the stage area to a strong reaction! EBR is in his teal shorts and a plain white hoody, the hood up over his head as DGX strides alongside him clad in his black tights with Xs, black boots kickpads and a dark denim leather/jean jacket fusion. Both look spiffy, stylish and damned sexy![/color]


Keri Thames: They are the WFWF Tag Team Champions ...


Matt Steel: The entrance kinda gives that away.


Matthew Werner: Speaking of, considering the circumstances surrounding this match this just comes off as incredibly tacky.


Matt Steel: You’re telling me. It’s unfortunate, and in a way makes EBR and DGX the victim. Though in a much more practical way, Cameron Stone is.


DGX unhooks his championship belt from his waist and takes a stage bow as he bends at the waist before raising the championship high over his head. EBR meanwhile looks up and around at the fans from under his hood before DGX slings the belt over his shoulder and the tandem strides to the ring during the chorus of the song.[/color]


Keri Thames: ... D-G-X ... and E-B-R!


EBR slides into the ring under the bottom rope as DGX strides up the steps before strutting to the ring apron and taking an exaggerated step into a wide stance for the fans and in the ring EBR disrobes of his hoody revealing his title belt around his waist which he removes as well. DGX raises his title on the apron in his pose on the apron before stepping smoothly through the ropes and handing the belt to the official. The champions convene briefly in the corner before a quick game of rock paper scissors decides the starting partner as “Champions” cuts off.[/color]


Matthew Werner: I don’t know how anyone could possibly think this is fair. EBR and DGX are hard enough to beat on their own, and yet it’s expected that Shawn Malakai beat both by himself?


Matt Steel: Well I don’t think it’s “expected”, per say ...


EBR and DGX stand in the corner opposite of Shawn Malakai as the official enters the ring. He jogs over to Malakai’s corner and begins a brief discussion, which the cameras are able to pick up. He asks Malakai if he wants to go through with this, which after only a slight pause, Malakai nods.[/color]


Matt Steel: Manning up. Respect, yo.


Matthew Werner: Anyone who’s even remotely familiar with Shawn Malakai wouldn’t expect him to do anything else.


The bell is rung.[/color]


Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]


DGX exits the ring while EBR remains, signalling that he’ll start off the contest while Shawn Malakai really doesn’t have a choice in the matter of whether he’ll start or not.[/color]


Matthew Werner: No one can blame EBR and DGX obviously, but you have to wonder what they gain from even competing in this match. All due respect to both men, no one will be impressed if they win.


Matt Steel: This really isn’t their problem. This a “no mercy” sport, Matthew.


Shawn Malakai holds out his hand , calling for a collar and elbow tie up, which EBR obliges. Shawn Malakai begins with the advantage, muscling EBR down to one knee. Both struggle for a brief moment until EBR regains himself and rises to his feet, and in the opposite, EBR muscles Malakai down to one knee. Suddenly, Shawn Malakai rolls EBR up in a sloppy, but performed nonetheless Small Package pin.[/color]


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EBR gets his shoulder up. He’s quickly up to his feet, shouting at Shawn Malakai at “being cheap” before shoving his face. Quickly, the referee administers EBR.[/color]


Matthew Werner: I don’t know what that’s about, but there’s really no need for it.


Matt Steel: Shawn Malakai initiated the tie up just to fool EBR. That goes against the unwritten rules of the WFWF.


Matthew Werner: Really? There’s unwritten rules?


Matt Steel: According to EBR, yeah.


With both men onto their feet Shawn Malakai again extends his hand for a tie up, to which he’s only met with an audible and caught on camera “suck my d*ck” from EBR.[/color]


Matthew Werner: We’re live ... sorry, kids.


Not particularly fazed, Malakai drops to his knees and swipes his arm, sweeping EBR down to the mat. Quickly capitalizing, Malakai applies a Rear Head-Lock on one half of the Tag Team Champions. He keeps the hold applied for several seconds until EBR begins to fire with several forearms to Malakai’s kidneys, causing him to break his grip. Both get to their feet at roughly the same time as EBR charges for a running Forearm, but Malakai steps out of the way. EBR gets nothing but air and sharply turns around, right into a Shawn Malakai headbutt.[/color]


Matthew Werner: You look at this match and you realize that while obviously the deck is stacked against Shawn Malakai, it’s not impossible. Remember, Yukio Blaze won the Tag Team Titles by himself.


Malakai brings EBR up, connecting with a couple chops before Irish Whipping him into the turnbuckles. Shawn paces back as EBR’s back hits off the padding, charging at EBR. At the last moment EBR moves out of the way, causing Malakai to collide into the turnbuckle. With Malakai backed into the corner, EBR fires away with several rough forearms and elbows to Malakai’s head and face. The referee intervenes, commanding EBR to break it up. EBR does so, leaving Shawn Malakai some breathing space before he charges back and connects with another forearm to Malakai’s face, getting clear boos from the normally very pro-EBR crowd.[/color]


Matthew Werner: Oh come on! That was a blatant cheap shot!


Matt Steel: He mad.


Matthew Werner: Elegantly put.


Shawn Malakai brings himself up with the help of the ring ropes as EBR paces around the ring, clearly agitated. As Shawn rises, EBR again charges and knees Malakai in the gut. With his opponent bent over, EBR clubs him in the back repeatedly before pushing him into the ring ropes. He attempts to Irish Whip him into the opposite set of ropes but Malakai uses his right hand to grab the ring ropes, preventing him from being moved. Before EBR can respond with a change of gameplan, Malakai grabs EBR by the throat and slams into the canvas with a Choke Toss![/color]


Matthew Werner: Shawn Malakai has been holding his own so far.


Matt Steel: Well he has too, Matthew.


With one half of the Tag Team Champions down, Shawn Malakai positions himself in front of an EBR who’s attempting to bring himself up. Quickly, Malakai strikes with a right knee to EBR’s shoulder. EBR clutches at his body part as Shawn Malakai brings him up. He positions him for a Three Handed Credenza, but EBR swipes his arms away and once again knees him in the stomach. He turns Malakai around and drops him on his head with a Back-Drop Driver![/color]


Matthew Werner: It seems like since EBR’s made his return to the WFWF he has much more strength then he’s previously had.


With Malakai down, EBR straddles him from behind and fires away with a multiple barrage of crossface punches. Being close to the ropes, Malakai throws his arm over the bottom rope to hopefully cause the referee to break it up. The referee deems this an acceptable break and he commands EBR to stop. EBR does not.[/color]


Matthew Werner: Again, this is just completely uncalled for.


The referee continues to yell at EBR to stop, to which EBR simply ignores. Only after the referee threatens disqualification and begins to count and reach four does EBR finally stop. He’s reprimanded by the official, which simply causes EBR to plead his case.[/color]


Matthew Werner: I don’t know what has gotten into EBR, but he is completely off his game tonight. There’s wrestling with an edge, but EBR is approaching just plain dirty, and evidently the referee’s not going to stand for it.


Matt Steel: Well I suppose that’s one way for Shawn Malakai to win the match ... wouldn’t win the Tag Team Titles though ... hrm, what a disappointment that would be for everyone involved.


EBR continues to argue with the referee as Malakai begins to bring himself up. He runs at EBR from behind and impressively for a man of his size he leaps over EBR. Now in front of him, he kicks him in the gut and DDTs him into the canvas! He hooks his leg.[/color]


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EBR kicks out. Shawn Malakai remains on his knees temporarily, before rising and exiting the ring, beginning to climb the turnbuckles.[/color]


Matthew Werner: Shawn Malakai has very clearly gotten into EBR’s head, so much to the point that EBR’s just hurting his team right now.


Malakai stands perched on the top rope as EBR begins to bring himself up to his feet. Malakai dives off for a Flying Clothesline, but EBR is able to move out of the way at the last second. Impressively Malakai is able to land on his feet and he quickly turns around, attempting a Big Boot. EBR grabs his leg before it connects with his face, throwing it down before he grabs Malakai’s body and throws him with an Exploder Suplex. EBR says “enough of this sh*t” (literally, his obscenity is again caught on camera) as he tags in DGX.[/color]


Matthew Werner: And this is where the numbers game plays a disadvantage.


DGX enters as Shawn Malakai remains on his knees. He throws a couple of jabs at DGX’s abdomen, backing him up slightly enough to give Malakai enough time to make it to his feet. Once Malakai does so, he runs into the ring ropes, only to be on the receiving end of the Breakdown on the rebound! He makes the pin attempt.[/color]


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Ding! Ding! Ding![/color]


Keri Thames: Your winners of the match ... and STILL Tag Team Champions ... DGX and EBR!


“Champions” plays as DGX raises his hand in victory and EBR enters the ring, both men awarded their Tag Team Titles.[/color]


Matthew Werner: I don’t think you can remotely find fault with Shawn Malakai’s performance tonight. He fared about as well as you’re going to fare against EBR and DGX when you’re by yourself.


Matt Steel: Yes, mentally he’s a winner ... physically ... hrm ...


The lights dim in the arena and the titan-tron goes bright white. Then it dampens into a focused image of a man dawning the image of a priest before dimming out and reanimating. This time it was a man of a white suite and a sinister smile crossed his face. “Do you know the tale of man of old in a world of new. His tale is a tragic one and his enemies of old still roam.” He clicked his fingers, “In a blink of an eye the universe will right itself and the man of old will take care to rid himself of enemies old and new.” The screen dimmed to darkness, “God isn’t here today.” Then O’Death done by Jen Titus began to play.


We cut back to Matt Steel and Matthew Werner.


Matt Steel:[/color] I'm not even going to pretend I know what that means.


Matthew Werner:[/color] Word.


There are absolutely no commercial breaks to return from this time as this is a PPV


EBR:[/color] You must think very little of my comprehension skills.



... so instead, Keri Thames is shown standing in the middle of the ring with her trusty microphone in hand.[/color]


Keri Thames:[/color] Ladies and Gentlemen, this contest is scheduled for one fall and it is to determine the Number One Contender to the WFWF World Heavyweight Championship!


"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.


Keri Thames:[/color] Introducing first: to be accompanied by “The Black Dahlia“ Tabitha Owens, he is Braden Munroe!


Braden Munroe and Tabitha Owens are seen in the audience, walking around casually, high-fiving fans. They hop over the guard rail as fans give a mixed response. 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.


Matthew Werner:[/color] I would say it’s great to see Munroe finally getting this opportunity, but his actions earlier to Cameron Stone still have me confused.


Matt Steel:[/color] What actions? And to who? I must have missed that. But Tabitha looks good tonight.


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


Keri Thames:[/color] And his opponent; he is Trace Demon!


He holds out his arm, pointing at the ring with his fingers pointed like a gun. 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.



Matt Steel:[/color] Did you ever know Trace had red eyes?


Matthew Werner:[/color] Yeah … did you not?


Matt Steel:[/color] Nope, I must have missed that before too.


Matthew Werner:[/color] Anyways, this should be one hell of a match. These two have never met one on one in a WFWF ring before.


Matt Steel:[/color] Oh boy, let‘s hope they don’t have any botc…”miscommunications“ then.


Ding Ding Ding


As soon as the bell sounds, Braden lunges at Trace with a powerful forearm. He eventually backs Trace into the corner and proceeds in delivering a few quick strikes before giving him a stiff slap to the face. He backs up, laughing at his opponent as Demon just looks pissed off. Traces comes out of the corner and lets Munroe have an equally stiff slap before kicking him in the gut and sending him to the ropes. As Munroe comes back, Demon knocks him off his feet with a Back Elbow. Braden is quick to get up, but Demon knocks him back down with a Clothesline. He then mounts Munroe and begins striking him repeatedly in the face until the Ref tells him to stop. Unwillingly, Trace leaves his position and brings Munroe up with him. He strikes a heavy blow to Munroe‘s stomach before placing him in a front face lock, then lifting him high into the air and dropping him roughly with a Vertical Suplex. He doesn‘t let go though as he brings Munroe back up with him hits a second Vertical Suplex. Once again, he brings him up, and puts Munroe high up in a Vertical Suplex Position but drops him directly on his head this time for a Brainbuster.


Matt Steel:[/color] Brainbustaaaaaaaaaa!!!


Matthew Werner:[/color] It looks like the former WFWF World Heavyweight Champion is taking complete control of this match!


With Munroe still down from the move, Trace covers him for the pin.


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Munroe gets his right shoulder up.[/b]


Matthew Werner:[/color] Munroe impressively kicks out before the count of 2.


Matt Steel:[/color] It wasn‘t that impressive.


Both men are now on their feet as Trace attempts to lift Braden up for what appears to be a Scoop Slam, but Munroe slips out and lands behind Trace. Munroe wastes no time as he jumps with both knees to Trace‘s back and brings him down with a Lung Blower. With Trace down, Munroe quickly locks in a Single-Leg Crab. Demon uses all the strength he has to pull himself and Munroe towards the ropes. As he makes it, Tabitha steps onto the apron and distracts the ref, giving Munroe the chance to keep the hold in, illegally. Within a few moments, the Ref realizes what‘s going on and turns to Munroe, telling him to break the hold. Munroe obeys and pulls the Ref to the side. Trace pulls himself even closes to the ropes. With Tabitha still on the apron, she delivers a stiff kick directly to the face of Demon, sending him back harshly. She then hops off the apron as Munroe rushes to Demon and executes a Cartwheel Elbow Drop over his back. Munroe then picks up Trace and looks to place him in a Fireman Carry, but Trace breaks free and hurls Munroe over with a German Suplex. He holds the bridge for the pin.


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Munroe kicks out.[/b]


Matthew Werner:[/color] That was a nice German Suplex by Demon!


Matt Steel:[/color] That was also a nice kick to the face Tabitha gave him earlier. She told me she was going to do that in the locker room earlier today.


Matthew Werner:[/color] Uh huh.


Demon charges at Munroe and shoves him into the Turnbuckle. He starts to strike his knees into Munroe‘s gut before backing up a distance. Trace then rushes towards Munroe, but Munroe gives him an elbow to the face. With Munroe still resting in the corner, Trace shakes off the strike and runs back. This time, Munroe gets his legs up and wraps them around Trace‘s head then swings out of the corner with a Hurracanrana, flipping Trace over. Both men are quickly back to their feet. Trace comes at Munroe, but is met with a Spinning Kick to the face, knocking him down. When Trace tires to get up, Munroe dropkicks him in the face. Munroe then calls for the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike. As Trace gets up, Munroe spins for the blow, but Trace ducks. Munroe realizes he missed, just as Trace does a spinning strike of his own with the Roaring Elbow. Munroe gets up quickly, but Trace knocks him back down with an even more devastating Roaring Elbow. Tabitha gets on the apron again to distract the Ref as she senses Munroe might be in danger. Trace, though, makes his way to Tabitha and grabs her by the hair. He brings her into the ring as she desperately tries to escape his grip. Before Trace can do any damage, Braden hits a stiff kick to his back, forcing Demon to release Tabitha. She quickly rolls out of the ring as Braden puts Trace in a front face lock and delivers the Dead End. He quickly goes for the cover.


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Trace kicks out.[/b]


Matthew Werner:[/color] Braden almost had this match won. Thanks to that distraction by Tabitha.


Matt Steel:[/color] I think Tabitha really wants to get in the ring.


Braden seems frustrated that he hasn‘t yet put Trace away. He then exit’s the ring and begins to climb up to the top turnbuckle. Trace stumbles to his feet. As Trace gets up, he turns to see Braden. Munroe comes off the top rope, looking for the Lollipop Drop, but Trace moves out of the way. Munroe lands on his feet though and turns quickly just to be decapitated by a Burning Lariat from Trace. Trace wastes no time as he brings Braden back to his feet, kicks him in the gut and underhooks both of his arms. Trace lifts Braden up and executes the Demonstration of Hell perfectly, holding the pin. However, once again, the Ref is being distracted as Tabitha has made her way onto the apron. Trace runs to her, but Tabitha hops off the apron just in time. He shouts at her, all the while Braden is slowly getting back up to his feet. Trace turns his attention back towards his opponent. He kicks Munroe in the gut and looks to go for the Demonstration of Hell a second time. Munroe is able to slip away from Trace‘s grasp though. As Trace turns, he is met with the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike, directly to the face, knocking him down and out. Braden goes for the pin.


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Ding Ding Ding[/b]


Keri Thames:[/color] Here is your winner: Braden Munroe!


Matthew Werner:[/color] Well, it looks like Munroe is the new Number One Contender.


Matt Steel:[/color] Yeah, big deal.


Braden Munroe and Tabitha are in the ring celebrating before they turn their attention to Trace Demon who is still lying on the mat. They look at one another before going to Demon. Munroe picks Demon up and slaps him in the face a couple times. Tabitha quickly climbs up the ropes as Munroe holds Demon in place. Owens comes off the top rope with a beautiful Missile Dropkick, knocking Trace off his feet.


Matt Steel:[/color] Now this is what I like to see!


Matthew Werner:[/color] There is no reason for this, Braden has already won the match!


In the ring, Munroe has lifted Demon onto his shoulders in a Fireman Carry position. Munroe then proceeds in hitting an inverted TKO, dropping Demon face-first over his knee. With Trace now hunched over in pain in the center of the ring, Braden and Tabitha run off to opposite sides of the ring, bouncing off the ropes and simultaneously dropkicking either side of Trace‘s head. Trace goes down in pain, clutching his head. Braden motions for Tabitha to go back up to the top rope and she obeys. While Tabitha is climbing the ropes, Braden lifts Trace back to his feet. He slaps in the face stiffly twice before executing the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike. The impact turns Trace on his heels just in time as Tabitha comes flipping off the ropes and hits the Color-Coated Sweetness.


Braden applauds Tabitha as she gets back to her feet and then stiffly kicks Trace in the face. She then pulls something out of her pocket, which appears to be a small chain of some sort. She hands it to Braden who wraps it around his right hand. Tabitha forces Trace to his feet as he is completely out of it. Braden then hit’s the Super Spinning Cyclone Strike, this time a chain making full impact to the face of Trace.


The pair look very proud of their accomplishments as they look down upon a fallen Trace, who is now busted open. Tabitha gets a microphone as Braden proceeds in kicking Trace straight out of the ring. Owens and Munroe then stand in the center of the ring. The fans are booing while the pair look slightly confused.


Braden Munroe:[/color] I‘m not so sure why you‘re booing. I mean, come on, does anybody really care about Trace Demon? Yeah, I didn‘t think so. I‘m surprised he even showed up. Everybody knew that I was going to win tonight…just like everybody knows that I will become the next WFWF World Heavyweight Champion finally.


There‘s a slight uproar of boo‘s coming from the audience, but Braden just laughs it off.


Braden Munroe:[/color] I‘ve said it time and time again, Trace was just greedy. He‘s already held the Title and doesn‘t need it again. I should have been in the Title match tonight, I mean…I did beat Thunder, remember? How does he get rewarded? He gets a Title match…for losing to me. And I get to face this loser for winning. I‘m so sick of WFWF and all it‘s bullsh*t. This is why I can never stay at this place, it‘s priorities are so completely out of whack that I just can‘t take it. I should have been Champion a long, long time ago. I‘m Braden freakin‘ Munroe!


This doesn‘t seem to mean much to the fans as they boo once more. Tabitha gives them an incredulous look.


Braden Munroe:[/color] But this is all going to change. The Title picture, the way we are treated and the WFWF in general. You see, earlier tonight, I took out someone who I felt could have the potential to be a rising star here. Cameron Stone. I don‘t need people like him climbing any kind of ladder in an attempt to get in my way so I took that little sh*t out. But he isn‘t the only one, obviously. As you can already see, Tabitha and I have just made sure that Trace stays out of my way. But they won‘t be the last. No, certainly not. The WFWF keeps putting me in spots where they think I‘ll lose, but I continuously come out victorious and mess up their plans. Well now, WFWF, that is about to end because I plan on getting rid of everyone who stands in my way until I am finally the WFWF World Heavyweight Champion.[/center]

INAWESOME PPV. Filled with laughs as always, but I'm upset I lost. TBH, I deserve another shot due to me not losing. (or winning. )

Congrats to Wayne for FINALLY winning the world title. It's been way too long a wait for you man.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but does that not make you a Triple Crown and Grand Slam champion? Triple Crown I'm positive of, but I'm not sure if you held the National title a long-ass time ago or not.

Regardless, congrats to all of the winners!

Awesome show, I really enjoyed it. ^_^

Very good show and congrats to McGurk for winning the World Title. It has been long overdue