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Post by bad guy™ on Nov 10, 2012 0:22:53 GMT -5
All of that fancy stuff at the beginning of shows? Yeah. Its there.
Alecia Matthews: Live from Phoenix, Arizona! I’m Alecia Matthews, and sadly, my partner is Samael Ahriman.
Samael Ahriman: Bitch.
Alecia Matthews: We have a huge show for you guys tonight. Three championship defenses. The National Championship will be defended by Joe Bishop against Raiden Takahashi. The International Championship will be defended by Trace Demon against the surprise of the century, Cameron Stone and the WFWF Tag Team Champions will be defending against The New Epoch.
Samael Ahriman: Yikes. I don’t like the champs odds in that last one. But we have a huge match to start, big debut. We’ll see how that goes down. Let’s rock.
Devilkiller went to work on Phoenix Nitro. Ok…being honest, Devilkiller beat him within an inch of causing him to pass out. Not to say Devilkiller went all violent and tried to kill him or anything, Nitro just didn’t defend himself. He was incapable of even putting his hands up to save himself, and he paid the price. He lost to Devilkiller, who looked ever impressive.
Samael Ahriman: Good lad. I hope he makes it.
Alecia Matthews: For sure. But in order for him to make it, he’s going to have to step up his game even more, which is what the competitors in this next match are planning on doing.
Well, in theory, this should have been competitive. But it wasn’t. I mean, everyone surely tried, but you know, Leo Krause made the best of his first time back in the ring in months and tore through his competition. He took it to Davidson. He took it to Johnson. He took it to Carter. He took it to them, and he came out on top. He covered Davidson after blasting him with a stiff punch to the face.
Samael Ahriman: I like it. Krause comes out on top and is the new number one contender for the WFWF National Championship.
Alecia Matthews: And it did it in ridiculously amazing fashion. Impressive.
With Revolution underway ”Seizure of power” hits the speakers, the lights across the arena shutting off one by one. They are replaced by six crimson spotlights, each one turning on a different part of the arena in sequence. One by one each of the spotlights move to the tip of the stage, combining and showing the first glimpse of the WFWF International Champion Trace Demon, down on one knee with his back to the crowd and a hoodie over his head. As the song builds to a fever pitch he suddenly rises, spins around and in one simultaneous motion pulls his hood down and throws his other hand up like a gun, mouthing “Boom” as pyrotechnics go off all around him. As the pyrotechnics come to a stop the lights in the arena turn on, showing a full look at Trace Demon. Gone are the fancy suits that he would wear to the ring, replaced by a fancy looking pair of red and black jeans and an unzipped black hoodie that has the Anarchy symbol on the back of it.
Christa Adina: Please welcome at this time, the WFWF International Champion… Trace… Demon!
Alecia Matthews: Well later tonight Trace Demon will go one on one with Cameron Stone, defending that International Championship, but he clearly has something to say before that.
Samael Ahriman: I’m betting it has to do with Yukio Blaze after he took Trace out last week.
Trace stands on the ramp and takes a look around at the crowd, completely unfazed by the reaction he is getting. He shows off the WFWF International Championship around his waist for a minute before slowly making his way down to the ring, completely ignoring the fans on either side of him as they attempt to touch the King of Demons, instead focused solely on the ring and the whatever goal he has in mind for tonight. He walks around the ring, ascending the steel ring steps and entering the ring through the top and middle rope, walking over to Christa Adina and asking for her microphone. She obliges and he uncharacteristically thanks her as she exits the ring. His music fades to a close as he stands in the middle of the ring, waiting for the crowd to die down just enough so that he can be heard. They don’t.
Trace Demon: Will you people shut up?
This does little to appease the fans as they just boo louder. Trace shakes his head in disgust.
Trace Demon: You people ought to start showing me a little respect; otherwise I won’t show you all the special video presentation that I’ve brought along with me.
This hushes them a little bit mostly out of curiosity.
Trace Demon: That’s a little better. It’s bad enough that I have to even be out here in front of you people without you disrespecting me at the same time.
The fans start to boo again. This time Trace grins, he does enjoy getting under people’s skins.
Trace Demon: So here’s the deal, I’m not going to waste my time talking about my match with Cameron Stone tonight because quite frankly the result is already a full gone conclusion. The only real question there is why Xavier Pierce would feed me such an easy challenge in the first place, but that’s a question for the ethics board, not for me because honestly… I don’t care. No I’m out here to talk about a certain homeless person, a certain homeless person who thinks that it is fair to run in and attack me from behind. I am of course talking about the personification of the unwashed masses, Yukio Blaze.
There’s a huge cheer when Yukio Blaze’s name is mentioned. Trace shakes his head.
Alecia Matthews: Does he remember that he got Scarlett McGurk to attack Yukio Blaze from behind two weeks ago?
Samael Ahriman: I get the feeling Trace remembers things a little differently to normal people Alecia.
Trace Demon: I’m not surprised that you would cheer for him. I mean he is one of you, he holds all of the traits that you people seem to appreciate – no talent, horrible hygiene, a complete and utter lack of intelligence, but one thing he does have is a very attractive wife. You see Yukio Blaze is married to, of all people Robyn, Thunder’s sister. Now we all know that I was very good friends with Thunder back in the day, which means I know a thing or two about Robyn and I just wanted to take the opportunity to invite Yukio Blaze down to this ring so I can let him in on something that he might now know. So Yukio, stop routing around in the trash and come on down!
Trace Demon stands there for a few moments, waiting and looking to the ramp, when “Miseria Cantare” hits the speakers and the crowd go wild. White flashes go along to “LOVE....YOUR HATE....YOUR.... FAITH LOST....YOU....ARE NOW....ONE....OF US" from Miseria Cantare for about 30 seconds in the darkened arena before fireworks blast across the stage left and ring as the lights come back on as The Days of the Phoenix starts playing and Yukio comes out to a roaring crowd. He looks to the crowd and nods his head he then walks down the ramp slapping hands in the process. Yukio gets to the ring after greeting his fans and walks up the stairs. He grabs a hold of the ropes and takes a look into the ring, carefully eyeing up Trace Demon who backs away to show him that he isn’t going to launch another sneak attack. Yukio hops up into the ring, but lands on the middle turnbuckle rather than the mat. He points to the crowd and moves his hand all across the arena.
Alecia Matthews: Well Yukio Blaze getting a lot of love from these fans.
Samael Ahriman: Of course he is, he doesn’t belittle and mock them unlike our International Champion.
Trace Demon: Yes, yes you play up to these fans, make yourself feel special Yukio. Can’t we just get on with it, I’m a busy man you know, I still have to go and take out a giant waste of my time tonight.
Yukio hops down from the turnbuckle and is quickly passed a microphone.
Trace Demon: So let’s talk about Robyn shall…
Yukio Blaze: You want to watch your mouth.
Trace smirks as the crowd cheers once again.
Trace Demon: Why Yukio, so touchy, don’t like me talking about your wife?
Yukio Blaze: No, I don’t, not one bit. You see I’m fine with you going after me because I know that I can kick your ass from here to next week, but you don’t get to talk about my family, you understand?
Trace approaches Yukio, getting right in his face. He speaks sinisterly.
Trace Demon: Oh I’ll do more than talk…
Before hopping backwards, taking on a much lighter but still menacing tone.
Trace Demon: I’ll show you Yukio. You see I knew Robyn a while before you ever met her, before you ever decided to make the moves on her and she took pity and on you and accepted your advances. A few years back myself and Thunder won the WFWF World Tag Team Championships and on that night we partied like we’d never partied before, and you know something you’re lovely wife was at that party, but as I said why talk when we can show?
He signals up to the big screen that hangs above the stage and after a moment it goes to static. A few seconds later and that static becomes an image of what appears to be a bedroom. There’s nobody in there, and then the door opens and something gets knocked over off of screen. We hear laughter and then a moan of pleasure. Two figures appear on screen, one a man who is instantly recognizable by his highlighted hair as the current WFWF International Champion Trace Demon. The other person, a blonde woman, isn’t as easy to make out as she faces away from the camera. What is instantly recognisable is what is going on here. The two kiss, heading towards the bed. It’s passionate, raw, these aren’t two people who are dating or in love, this is all about lust.
The two drop onto the bed, the woman straddling Trace and the two continuing to kiss. She removes his top and then arches her back as he kisses her neck. Her hair falls back and we get the first view of her face. A very familiar face for Yukio Blaze.
Yukio Blaze: Turn this s**t off!
The screen suddenly goes to static and we’re taken back to the ring where Yukio Blaze seems furious, so far from his usual self. Trace Demon can’t help but continue grinning.
Trace Demon: Ladies and gentlemen the fine lady on that tape, for those who haven’t already figured it out, was the lovely Robyn. Obviously she traded down after she had me and married our random homeless person here. Now don’t worry, I have copies of that tape and if I feel like it then I might hand some out after the…
Yukio Blaze: You son of a b***h.
Trace turns but before he knows what is going on he is tackled to the floor by Yukio Blaze who begins unloading on him with punches. They’re vicious, relentless, he’s just trying to hurt Trace Demon right now.
Alecia Matthews: It’s all kicked off and Yukio Blaze is just beating on Trace Demon!
Samael Ahriman: Well I think I’d be pissed off too if it turned out my wife had slept with one of my worst enemies.
Alecia Matthews: You have no wife, and you’re not relevant to have enemies.
Samael Ahriman: Words hurt you know.
Trace Demon manages to force a knee up between them and pushes Yukio Blaze off of him. Instead of fighting back he decides to retreat, to live to fight another day. He pulls himself out of the ring under the bottom rope while Yukio lunges at him but he’s too late to get a hold. Trace backs up the ramp while Yukio Blaze stares at him, almost foaming at the mouth with rage. As he backs up the ramp Trace Demon lets out a little mocking shout.
Trace Demon: Everyone is gonna know who your wife is once I’m finished Yukio!
He laughs while Yukio looks like he is about to rip his own hair out, things having gotten very personal between these two as we fade away to our next segment. Which is a commercial.
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Post by bad guy™ on Nov 10, 2012 0:24:45 GMT -5
And we’re back, with a big match up. Daniel Sabat showed some life he hasn't shown in quite some time when taking on Mak Cross this week. He caught Mak off-guard a few times, nearly getting some surprise pins multiple times, to the point when it seemed like Sabat was trying to get into Mak's head. Mak eventually caught on and tried to ground him, but Sabat's submission background helped him escape the restholds and he even almost got Mak in the Sabat Lock, but Mak would be too close to the ropes. After some more back-and-forth action, which included multiple suplexes by both men, Sabat went to the air for a moonsault, but luckily landed on his feet when Mak rolled out of the way but Sabat's luck ran out when he got caught with a spear, before Mak picked him up, put him on his shoulder and dropped him with the Cross-Out before getting the pinfall.
Samael Ahriman: Good win for Mak. He needed it.
Alecia Matthews: Yep.
Cut to the backstage area. Michael Kyzer and Drakz are gathered around a catering table.
Michael Kyzer: I’m telling you man it’s the..
Michael Kyzer is interrupted mid thought as an important looking man in a suit approaches.
??: Excuse me gentlemen.. My name is Michael Cichowicz, I represent the law firm of Cichowicz-Jordan out of Chicago, with jurisdiction from the Chicago Police Department...
Drakz: Who’s house did you burn down now?
Michael Kyzer: I’m clean..
Michael Cichowicz: This is not a criminal matter. I’m here for a civil litigation, to serve papers to one “Mr. Michael Kyzer” and one “Mr. Issac Cray”
Drakz: That’d be us.
Cichowicz points at Drakz [/color] Michael Cichowicz: And you’d be Mr. Kyzer or Mr. Cray? Drakz: Depends what you’re here for. My name might be David Brennan.. Kyzer chuckles at Drakz’s defiance.[/color] Michael Kyzer: I’m Michael Kyzer, this is Issac.. Michael Cichowicz hands each of the two men a small packet envelope. [/color] Michael Cichowicz: Than these.. Are for you. Effective immediately, if either of you are within one hundred feet of Phillip Schneider, you will be arrested on the spot. Michael Kyzer: Jewbo got a restraining order on us?? Drakz: Why?? Michael Cichowicz: Good day, gentlemen. Cichowicz walks away from the scene, leaving Drakz and Kyzer to read the papers they’ve been served. We cut back to the ring.[/color] "IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME, IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME, IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I'VE BEEN HOME!"Christa Adina: The following contest is scheduled for one fall. Making his way to the ring, from Allentown, Pennsylvania - he is the number one contender for the WFWF World Heavyweight Championship - David Brennan! Alecia Matthews: That was trite. Samael Ahriman: Brennan is constantly accused of hiding in the shadow of his New Epoch cohorts. Perhaps this is his way of putting his stamp on things. David Brennan ambles down the ramp toward the ring. To get close enough to him would still give off the scent of a drunk, but he's got an unusual fire in his eyes - his face staunch and determined, his brows furrowed as he sips from a nondescript plastic cup. Climbing to the mat, he downs the contents of his drink, tossing the empty cup into the crowd as he steps into the ring. Rather than waste his time pandering, he lazily slumps over the ropes facing the stage - eagerly awaiting the arrival of his opponent.[/color] Alecia Matthews: Awful lot of determination for a match that shouldn't strike a seasoned vet like Brennan as much of a threat. Samael Ahriman: Never let your guard down. The opening riff of "A Day Will Come" buzzes out over the arena, as smoke fills the stage. Tommy Staxx jumps out enthusiastically from the ominous cloud, swinging his arms, shouting out to the crowd as he makes his way down the ramp.[/color] Christa Adina: And his opponent, weighing in at 201 pounds. From Yonkers, New York - Tommy Staxx! Alecia Matthews: Staxx, on the other hand, is looking to gain a bit of footing after a rough debut against the champ last week. Samael Ahriman: One has to wonder how he drew that card... Tommy climbs the mat, pulls the top rope, and slingshots himself into the ring, right into a waiting right arm from David Brennan.[/color] Alecia Matthews: Brennan wasting no time here - what's his drive tonight? Brennan doesn't let Staxx recover, dragging him to his feet, and sending him back down to the mat with a devastating right hook. With Staxx prone, Brennan keeps him down with a heavy as bricks drop of the leg. Rather than go for the count, he drags Tommy to his feet again, giving him only a moment to remain vertical before driving his skull back into the mat with a DDT.[/color] Samael Ahriman: Brennan just looks bored - he's going through the motions, putting Staxx through the ringer with little to no effort at all. Retiring to the corner, Brennan shouts to a ringhand, and moments later is handed a longneck bottle of High Life. He downs the bottle's contents, then uncharacteristically lets the empty drop to the arena floor. Turning his attention back to his opponent, he once again drags Tommy to his feet, scoops him up, and drops him on his back.
The crowd begins to rally, voicing its displeasure at Brennan's toying with the prone newcomer. Taking in their concerns with an arrogant smirk, Brennan brings Staxx to his feet once more, backing him into the ropes. However, rather than tossing him off, he swings Tommy's arms over the top rope, allowing him to remain vertical, as Brennan backs away, flipping back over the ropes to the arena floor, retrieving the empty he'd dropped moments ago.[/color] Alecia Matthews: Could have called this one. Here comes the bloodbath, folks... Brennan drags himself back in the ring, bottle in hand. However, rather than hauling back and shattering it over his opponent's head, Brennan holds the empty out, underhanded, to his opponent. Staxx looks on, slowly coming to, his eyes darting back and forth between Brennan's and the bottle. Brennan nods eagerly, encouraging his rising opponent to take the opportunity. Rallying with the crowd's rising noise levels, Staxx snatches the bottle away, looks to the crowd, almost seeking direction as Brennan spreads his arms, offering a free shot. Furrowing his brow, Staxx tosses the bottle aside, and begins laying fists into David Brennnan.[/color] Samael Ahriman: Here we go now! Laying fist after fist, Staxx works Brennan across the mat, toward the opposite side of the ring. He pauses to take in the crowds overwhelming approval, and is leveled in his momentary lapse by another clothesline from Brennan.[/color] Samael Ahriman: ...or not. Brennan returns the favor with steel and sole, laying boots now to the head of his fallen adversary. Tiring of the repetitive stomping, he drags the near lifeless Tommy Staxx to his feet a final time, doubles him over with a kick to the midsection, and, bouncing off the ropes, drives the newcomers face flat into the mat with the full force of his leg in an almost lazily executed Fresh Cut. Brennan brings himself to a sitting position, calls for another beer, and begins downing it as he lays back, lazily against the fallen Tommy Staxx[/color] ...1...
...2...
...3!!!Samael Ahriman: So much for a showing from Tommy Staxx. Brennan wasn't even trying in there. Brennan empties the swill at the bottom of his bottle over his defeated opponent, dragging him for the seemingly thousandth time to his feet, this time forcibly ejecting him from the ring by way of the top rope, sending the youngster plummeting to the cold arena floor. Brennan then turns his attention back toward ringside, demanding a microphone.[/color] Alecia Matthews: Wait...he talks? Downing a third beer, Brennan brings himself to the center of the ring, focusing his attention toward the entry stage, effectively addressing the entire locker room. He pulls from his back pocket a four ways folded piece of paper. Unfolding it, one can barely make out the distinguished WFWF logo, atop a series of indistinguishable typeface, itself atop a series of hand scrawled signatures.[/color] David Brennan: These aren't notes. This isn't some pretty speech I've put together, to get you all hyped up for the next pay-per-view. This is a drafted contract - given to me upon my victory at Survival of the Fittest - guaranteeing me a shot at the WFWF World Heavyweight Championship. Guaranteeing me the opportunity to be the face of a company that would boast Phillip Schneider as its top billed star. Guaranteeing me to play by the rules of a narcissistic fatcat like Xavier Pierce. Forgive me for being frank, but those guarantees don't sound so appealing. You think I can't see the storm gathering out back? You think I can't see the them versus us mentality you've been building? You think I haven't noticed that bald headed freak my father hired following me around? You put me in that strap, you may as well put a big, gold painted target on my back, 'cause that's all I've been to you since day one. Brennan approaches the ropes, leaning in as he speaks, eyeing Tommy Staxx writing on the floor, trying to muster the strength to rise to his feet.[/color] David Brennan: And this...this is how you regard the most sought after prize in the business? Throwing title shots at ants like him? What has Tommy Staxx done to have earned a spot on the bill against me?! Where's Tommy's start to finish victory inside an Elimination Chamber? This - this is the value of contendership to the brass in the WFWF. And since Pierce, and his, are so willing to effectively throw that prestige to the dogs, I'm gonna help that prospect along. Brennan steps back, holding up his contract, circling the ring, holding it out for all to see, before laying it down, neatly within the near center of the ring.[/color] David Brennan: There's one signature missing from this most valuable piece of paper - my own. It's no use to me where I'm going, so I figure maybe one of you out back would like to get your hands on it. Maybe Tommy can muster the strength to crawl back in here and sieze the opportunity he thinks he's so justly owed. Maybe Obo can come out here and stick a needle in it - maybe snort it. I bet Slanted and Enchanted could find a way to roll it and smoke it. Frankly - I don't give a damn... Play time is over. I'm out. Dropping the mic with a deafening thud, Brennan offers the crowd one final middle fingered salute before dropping and rolling out of the ring, skipping the ramp and stage entirely, exiting the arena via the backstage access route, leaving behind one fall count between effectively the whole company and the world championship lying free for the taking within the ring.[/color] The ring is now clear. ”Miseria Cantere” by AFI blares through the in-house stereo and plays for a minute until Raiden Takahashi makes his way out from backstage much to the dismay of the audience in attendance. Raiden then makes his way down as the crazed fans start flipping him off and shouting racist remarks to him. Raiden fires back by yelling swear words in Japanese to the crowd. Raiden enters the ring and grabs the mic from Christa Adina and proceeds to insult everybody around ringside in Japanese. He throws down the microphone and bows down three times to the turnbuckles and is finally ready for action.
The arena lights go dark as Joe Bishop appears at the top of the stage, ‘Hell March’ blasting around the arena. Bishop slowly walks down the ramp to a chorus of boos from the fans in attendance, a crazed look in his eyes as he slides into the ring. Flames shoot from all four ring posts as a twisted smile appears on the face of Bishop, who locks eyes with Takahashi.Samael Ahriman: Neither of these guys are exactly Mr. Popular with this sell-out crowd then? Bishop and Takahashi begin to circle taking their time to engage; eventually Takahashi throws out a few quick low kicks at the legs of Bishop who quickly backs away into the corner of the ring. Seeing his opportunity Raiden charges at the champion, but before Takahashi can make contact Bishop drops to the mat and rolls out of the ring.Alecia Matthews: Smart from Bishop, the champion not letting Takahashi build up any momentum. Samael Ahriman: Smart isn’t the word I’d use, it’s just cowardly. Raiden quickly follows Bishop out of the ring, but as he does so Bishop rolls back into the ring. The challenger looks to follow him into the ring, but as soon as he does so Bishop again exits the ring. Bishop begins to argue with a few fans in the front row as Raiden becomes increasingly frustrated. Eventually tired of waiting for Bishop, Raiden bounces off the ropes, charges towards the other end of the ring, and flies threw the ropes at the champion smashing Bishop in the back and sending him crashing face first into the guard rail. Blood is pouring from the nose of Joe Bishop, but Takahashi doesn’t waste any time in unloading rights and lefts into the face of Joe Bishop.Samael Ahriman: Ouch. Alecia Matthews: That’s a big mistake from the Englishman and Takahashi is wasting no time, if Bishop isn’t careful he might lose that belt already. Eventually letting Bishop up, Raiden grabs the champ by the hair and pushes him into the ring. Bishop attempts to get to his feet but ends up slumping back down to the mat, clearly shook up by the blow to the face. Raiden, sensing his chance to take the belt of Bishop prepares for the dropkick from hell. Bishop isn’t exactly quick to get to his feet, and when he does so Raiden goes for the move that earned him his title shot, but Joe did a back roll to avoid the challenger’s finisher. Bishop clearly pleased with himself has a grin across his face as blood continues to pour from his nose, the smile gets wiped off his face pretty quickly though as a kick from the challenger connects perfectly with Bishop’s cheek. Raiden goes for the pin…
1…2..No.
Bishop is able to kick out, but he’s obviously still reeling from the earlier impact. Takahashi pulls him to his feet, but Joe is able to manage a couple of punches to the gut, his first offence of the match, and quickly follows it up with a DDT.Alecia Matthew: Takahashi has had things his way so far; it’ll be interesting to see how he responds now. Bishop however can’t capitalise, taking about as long as Raiden to reach his feet.Samael Ahriman: He might have just missed his best chance of holding onto the belt. The Englishman is able to gain a little bit of control though, pushing his opponent back against the turnbuckle, a couple of quick strikes aimed at the challenger’s abdomen as he does so. Bishop props Takahashi onto the top rope and attempts to set him up for a superplex, but Raiden is able to fight him off. Raiden looking to stop Bishop gaining control smashes his opponent with a couple of headbutts, Bishop is sent down to the mat clutching his bloodied face as Takahashi clearly prepares to finish him off. He allows the champ to get to his feet before looking for the dropkick, but Bishop dives out of the way and Raiden lands foot first onto the mat. Raiden grabs his left ankle, screaming as he does so. The champion waits for Raiden to eventually drag himself to his feet, but Takahashi can’t physically stand, he gets up to his knees before eventually, tired of waiting, Bishop nails the challenger with his own move, a dropkick that catches Raiden right in the face. Bishop seeing this as his opportunity goes for the pin.
1…2..NO!
Raiden just about gets his arm up, but he’s clearly in no state continue, as again he makes a failed attempt to get to his feet.Alecia Matthews: I think Bishop might have just eliminated the one move that got Takahashi his shot in the first place. Bishop looking to finish him off lifts the challenger to his feet before quickly hitting another dropkick aimed at the legs of Takahashi who is sent down onto the mat. Bishop wastes no time in applying the anaconda vice as Raiden struggles to try and reach the ropes.Samael Ahriman: The Mactabilis Factum locked in, this one might be over. Try as he might Takahashi can’t hold on for long and eventually has to tap out, Bishop rolls away in celebration as Raiden grasps his ankle, clearly in excruciating pain. Bishop rolls out of the ring, but instead of grabbing the belt picks up a chair from ringside and slides it into the ring. Bishop clutches the chair above his head and brings it down full force onto the ankle of the challenger, unrelenting he drives the chair into the ankle of the challenger until out of nowhere a figure appears from the crowd, also wielding a chair. He smashes the champion in the back of the head with the steel chair, Bishop dropping to the mat instantly. A change in camera angles reveals the man to be Reckless who was supposedly still hospitalised by Bishop’s attack last week.Alecia Matthews: Now THAT is cowardly, Reckless feigning injury and then conducting a heinous attack on the National Champion. Samael Ahriman: You’re unbelievable. Reckless rolls out of the ring and grabs a microphone from ringside as both of the competitors lay motionless in the ring.Reckless: Joe, last week I was all set to explain my actions, all I wanted was for you to show some respect. Reckless smirks as Bishop remains face down in the ring.Reckless: But it looks like the only way you’re going to learn your lesson, is by having me beat the crap out of you, and take away the belt you think you have a god given right to hold. With that in mind I propose that at Showdown you and me go one on one for your belt and I don’t mind what type of match you want, a singles match, a TLC match, a Last Man Standing match, whatever, any stipulation you want, because as far as I’m concerned it doesn’t matter, all I want is a chance to step into that ring and teach you to show some respect. Reckless drops the microphone by Bishop’s head as he rolls out of the ring and begins to exit down the ramp, as EMT’s pass him, running down to the ring to aid the two men down on the canvas. Commercial time.[/center]
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Post by bad guy™ on Nov 10, 2012 0:26:44 GMT -5
And we’re back. “Bad Moon Rising” by Creedence Clearwater Revival hits over the P/A system. [/color] Aleca Matthews: Who’s theme music is this? Samael Ahriman: Format sheet says Scarlett Quinn versus Phillip Schneider. Maybe an unscheduled promo? As the song echos through the arena, the inquiries from the commentation station are answered. The WFWF Heavyweight Champion Phillip Schneider makes his way through the curtain, a loose fitting white button up shirt, untucked and skew, with a black tie. In one hand, he carries the Heavyweight Championship belt. In the other hand, an equally glistening shiny machete. Schneider has an entourage, not Percy Jackson, but a tiny raven haired girl with a striking resemblance to the late Kylie Olsen on his left. On his right, a hulking man who’s lights are on, but no one’s home.Aleca Matthews: The champion apparently has some new music.. Samael Ahriman: And somehow, it’s even creepier than that KMFDM song.. Schneider slides into the ring under the bottom rope. The hulking halfwit climbs to the ring apron, parting the ropes for Schneider’s lady friend, and then entering himself. Schneider has taken a seat in the corner. His lady makes herself comfortable in his lap, taking control of the machete. Schneider lays the WFWF championship belt in her lap as well. He makes a motion to the man who accompanied them to ringside. The man scurries across the ring, snatching the microphone from the ring announcer. He walks across the ring, leaning down and presenting the microphone to Schneider.Phillip Schneider:Before we continue this evening’s festivities, allow me to give you a bit of a history lesson on the art of professional wrestling. Professional wrestling in it’s current state traces back to touring carnival acts of yesteryear. Not the deep fried everything and roller coasters carnivals of today, but the true carnival acts. The bearded lady, the strong man, the sword swallower. Right among them were wrestlers, challenging all comers in the crowd for a chance to win the shiny gold belt. Unfortunately for these spectators, it was all a grift. Because the man they were stepping up to face, however ordinary in size and look.. He was a trained killer. He was sent to hurt whoever was in front of him. He would break fingers for fun and break arms to finish the fight. He’d just as soon poke your eyes out than look you in the eyes. Me, I am that carnival wrestler. You could look at me in the streets and you wouldn’t see anything out of the ordinary, but when we tied up in the ring.. Well.. You learn why they call me the Prophet of Ash.. As Schneider preaches to the crowd, his lady friend strokes the machete in the corner, actually cutting her own hand, drawing blood which she offers to Schneider. He shakes it off and she proceeds to drink her own blood from her self inflicted wound.Phillip Schneider: The WFWF has their own carnival band of misfits. We’ve got the medicine man, whatever ails you, he has a cure, for a price.. We’ve got the town drunk. He’ll take your hair of a dog and swallow it all without batting an eye. We’ve got the crazy man and we’ve got the strongman and we’ve got the Freakshow. Then there’s me. I’m the main attraction and the top billing. I am the Heavyweight wrestling champion of the world and I challenge anyone to step forward and try to say that they are better than me. Because I’ve made a name for myself, not with a persona.. Not with a gimmick.. Not with something absurd like drinking myself into a haze and then crying about my sorrows.. No, people know Phillip Schneider because Phillip Schneider hurts people. Phillip Schneider ENDS people. Hey Hutton, how you doing? How’s life as Superman treating you? You didn’t get bucked by a horse. You got your neck broken by Phillip Schneider. How about you, my loving Megan? You broke my heart, so I broke your spine.. And Alexis.. You leaned on me as your crutch and I pushed you off and let your weak little legs crumble. And this isn’t a threat, it’s a promise.. Should anyone try to take away from me, from my family.. They’ll suffer the same fate. Now if you’ll cue up the music, I believe there’s another notch that needs to be added to my belt waiting in the wings. Schneider tosses the microphone to ringside. The arena lights fall as the opening chords to Hole's "Violet" surround the arena. Strobe lights of red and violet cover the ring as smoke begins to surround the entrance way.
The moment Courtney Love's voice breaks, Scarlett comes walking through the entrance curtain with her arms stretched. She pauses for a moment, bathing herself in haze of red and violet.
Blinks of white light sprinkle around the arena as Scarlett makes the walk down to the ring.
Grabbing the bottom rope, Scarlett slingshots herself into the ring, swooping right between the bottom and middle rope.
Scarlett rises to her feet and extends her arms as the lights fade back.
Bell sounds and this one‘s under way[/color] Samael Ahriman: Is it just me, or does Schneider seem to be.. Aleca Matthews: Bat s**t crazy? Samael Ahriman: Something like that.. The two circle around the ring. Schneider approaches center ring. Scarlett walks forwards and extends her arms, calling for a test of strength. Schneider brushes hair out of Scarlett’s face. Scarlett backs off, protecting herself. Schneider extends his arms for a hug.[/color] Phillip Schneider: Come on Scarlett.. Remember the good times.. Remember when I brought you toys when no one else paid attention to you backstage at shows? Remember when I brought you McDonalds because you didn’t like the WFWF catering? Samael Ahriman: What’s he doing…? Aleca Matthews: I have NO IDEA Phillip Schneider: Remember that time in Cleveland, when I threw your daddy off a scaffold and then felt up your mom, while you watched backstage and cried? I want to do something like that. But no scaffold. And your dad isn’t here. You can play your mom. You kind of look like her. But younger. And less damaged. I can make you damaged though. That’s what I do. I damage people. Be damaged, Scarlett. Be damaged.. Scarlett bails to the outside. She starts around ringside and runs head into chest into Schneider’s new monster friend. She stumbles backwards and runs into Schneider’s other new friend. She’s nearly the same size as Scarlett and it’d be a fair fight, if this raven haired girl wasn’t wielding a machete. Scarlett opts to slide back into the ring.Samael Ahriman: Let me be the first to say, I’m not digging Schneider’s new entourage at all. Aleca Matthews: The girl’s kind of cute. Samael Ahriman: I’d rather keep all my body parts attached, thanks. Scarlett scrambles back to her feet. She runs at Schneider. Schneider stands still and Scarlett runs into him. Neither go down, but Scarlett almost stumbles. She starts to run away again, but Schneider grabs her arm. Schneider spins her back to him, clutching her chest.. And then simulating ballroom dancing? The two dance around the ring, clearly against Scarlett’s will. Schneider begins to stroke her hair. She’s fighting to get free. Schneider sweeps her legs and plants her face first in the mat with an STO.Aleca Matthews: I think I speak for woman kind as a whole in saying, Phillip Schneider is really.. REALLY.. Creepy.. Samael Ahriman: He’s seemed broken since Survival of the Fittest. Ever since his relationship with Meg came to a crashing end, his behavior has been.. Well.. Frankly uncontrollable. We all seen what he did to Hutton Brown at Survival of the Fittest.. What he did to Alexis and Meg on the following show.. What he did last week to that poor greenhorn just looking to make his way.. And now he’s manhandling a hundred pound girl.. Scarlett is clutching at her face. Schneider drags her to her feet. Rear waist lock from Schneider. He slides one arm between Scarlett’s legs. He’s just fondling her between her legs. She’s trying to get free. Schneider lifts her from her crotch. He’s going for the Beverly Kills 90210 from a very inappropriate position, but Scarlett gets free. A few steps out, Scarlett runs forwards and goes for her patented running super kick. Schneider side steps it. Hook in a rear waist lock from Schneider. Standing switch by Scarlett and a double leg takedown. Scarlett with a float over into a front face lock. Schneider hooks her at the waist, flips over to his back, escaping the front face lock and putting Scarlett in his guard. Scarlett with a palm strike to Schneider’s face. A second one, but this time, Schneider catches her arm. Schneider flips his legs up, wrapping them around Scarlett’s arm and trapping her in a cross arm breaker.[/b] Aleca Matthews: Scarlett’s not a very thick girl. It’s not going to take long in that hold before her arm is snapped.. Samael Ahriman: Didn’t Schneider basically say he was going to do this in his prematch promo? Schneider slides her body across the ring, able to put her foot on the bottom rope. Referee starts a count, 1.…2.…3.….4.….5.…. And Schneider breaks well after the five count. Referee warns Schneider if he does it again, he’ll be disqualified. Schneider pulls Scarlett up. Scarlett drops her weight and school boys Schneider. 1.…2.… kick out by Schneider. Both back up. Schneider with a high palm strike. Duck by Scarlett and she lands two body blows. Knee from Schneider, but it’s dodged and Scarlett lands a few leg kicks. Spinning back elbow from Schneider, but he misses completely as Scarlett has darted into the ropes. Scarlett runs back.. And runs right into a Yakuza Kick from Schneider.Samael Ahriman: LEGITIMATE JAPANESE BUISNESSMAN KICK! Aleca Matthews: And that young woman’s head just snapped back in a way I really didn’t like.. Schneider grabs Scarlett’s head. He’s almost cuddling her as he holds her. He pulls her to her feet. She’s limp. Schneider hooks her from behind, lifts her up, then dumps her on her head with a Beverly Kills 90210. Schneider down for a pin attempt, noteably putting his crotch in Scarlett’s face, then hooking both legs upwards. Referee down for the count, 1.…2.…3.[/color] Aleca Matthews: Mercifully, this one is over.. “All or Nothing” by KMFDM hits and immediately, the freaks have rolled into the ring. Machete Girl looks like she’s ready to chop Scarlett into little pieces, where as the gentle giant is seemingly just ready for some sex. Both circle around Schneider and Scarlett as Schneider holds his inappropriate pinning position for way longer than he should’ve, finally rolling off, grabbing Machete Girl by the hair and dragging her away, grabbing the machete back in the process. Realizing he’s not going to get to play today, the simpleton follower bows his head and follows Schneider and Machete Girl out of the ring, and up the ramp.Samael Ahriman: What the f**k.. Aleca Matthews: Let’s go to commercial…. [/center]
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Post by bad guy™ on Nov 10, 2012 0:28:56 GMT -5
And we’re back. With a tag team match. Well…we should be. But only one person showed for the match, and they were supposed to lose. So…issue. Normally I’d follow through with their wishes, but since they’ve also just quit the WFWF, well…we’re gonna go ahead and call this one a no contest. Close enough to a loss that if they decide to stick around, they can do what they please with it and if they don’t…well…you know, all involved parties got a freebie week. So yeah.
Samael Ahriman: Lunitarious match.
Alecia Matthews: Match of the year candidate.
And now here’s a pretty big match. Trace Demon defending against Cameron Stone. Most people would take this match and write off Stone immeadiately. The only big match he’s ever been apart of was the Elimination Chamber, and…well…that didn’t end well for him. But wouldn’t you know it, Stone was up to the challenge. He took it to Trace Demon and gave him the fight of a lifetime. The former WFWF Champion got the smack down put on him for a good portion of time, unable to figure out the intense Cameron Stone. But eventually, he gets his act together and retaliates against the beast. He powers back and it gets back to even, but then Stone…a mistake is made. Trace was up on his shoulders for what should have been the final maneuver, but he started parading around the ring with Trace on his shoulders, which enabled Trace to get his wits back about him, pull himself off of Stone’s shoulders, trapping Stone’s arm on the way down and ending him with the Triangle Choke.
Samael Ahriman: Hell of a match. Stone pulled a tool move there at the end though, which cost him the match.
Alecia Matthews: Yeah. I actually thought we were going to crown a new champion at one point. Oh well.
Samael Ahriman: And now it's time for the main event of the evening folks. After a heated run in on the last show Pearce booked this match with Raider going as far as putting the belts on the line to reel Drakz in.
Alecia Matthews: He better be coming to fight because you've go to believe Drakz will be looking to make him look stupid.
"You make me feel" by Archive hits the arena PA and the drums welcome a loud and overpowering jeer from the crowd. As the drums falls back and the vocal cuts through Michael Kyzer and Drakz walk out onto the Revolution stage, both men aren't displaying their usual theatrics, instead both ignore the crowd and mutter instructions to one another as they make their way to the ring.
Christa Adina: The following match is scheduled for one fall and is for the WFWF tag team championships of the world. First, making their way to the ring they are the challengers, at a combined weight of 446lbs, representing The New Epoch, this is Michael Kyzer and Drakz!
Drakz slides under the bottom rope as Kyzer opts for the stairs and the pair of them meet in the ring.
Samael Ahriman: If you ask me both of these men seem distracted. This is not the focus we had expected from the challengers at all. Raider's going to have a field day.
The lights in the arena fade and on the titan tron a video begins to play: A Matte Black 2012 Camaro ZL1 drives rapidly up a mountainside. The car speeds around the winding roads until it suddenly breaks for a “STOP” sign, dead in the night. The video ends as the sound of a lion’s roar is heard throughout. ”Nightcall” by Kavinsky hits, white and blue spotlights begin to spread, and a main spotlight hits the top of the entrance stage. Raider walks out but stops at the top of the ramp and peers at the crowd, from side to side.
Alecia Matthews: Here he is, the man who made this match possible. You've got to be very confident or very naive to put the titles on the line like Raider did last show.
Samael Ahriman: There's no doubt about it Raider wanted Drakz and Kyzer to turn up tonight. He and Michael Kyzer still have unfinished business from Survival of the Fittest and this could be the best chance to settle that. It's about time these mouths were shut.
Christa Adina: And now presenting one half the WFWF tag team champions of the world, from New York City, weighing in at 217lbs, Raider!
Raider walks down the ramp, high fiving a few fans along the way, letting them touch the tag tam gold that sits around his waist. He slides into the ring and crosses his arms, fingers pointed out on the opposing shoulders. He then spreads his arms open, straight out, as the crowd roars. A circular pyrotechnic goes off above the ring, as the golden fireworks fall to the ground, circling Raider. He takes off his jacket and turns to face The New Epoch once again.
There's a surprisingly long pause now and an air of unease spreads, the crowd muttering and wondering what's going on.
Samael Ahriman: Well we're waiting for the arrival of the other half of the tag team champions but nothing seems to be going on. What's going on?
Alecia Matthews: We apologise for this technical difficulties ladies and gentlemen, there seems to be an issue with the arena PA.
Michael and Drakz stand opposite a clearly worried Raider, smiling and chuckling to one another. Raider shoots them a knowing look and turns pointing back at them. Both Kyzer and Drakz shrug, pulling sarcastically confused faces until Drakz pulls a mic out from behind his back.
Drakz: Convenient mic placement is a real vet move it has to be said. Any who Raider what's the deal? You demanded we turn up tonight and it seems you can't even rely on your own partner to follow suit. Where's Ace brother?
Raider is perplexed and noticeably isolated, out in the ring on his own, with both Drakz and Kyzer.
Drakz: Who knows where he's go to? To hell if I care my lad, you dug this sh*t hole, now sit in it. The tag titles will be on the line tonight even if we have to fight just you.
The crowd boos and Raider looks around, without a friend and being forced into a corner.
Drakz: I know how about we simply offer up the chance to anyone in the back.
Drakz turns to face the ramp and continues to speak.
Drakz: Ok here's the dealio. If anyone who thinks that what this righteous little sh*te is pursuing is worth getting hurt for come on down and lend the poor sap a hand. To think if you win you'd end up as one half of the least important champions in the company. Doesn't that tempt anyone?
There is silence.
Drakz: Will no one come to the aid of the man who stands defending this company?
Nothing.
Drakz: Then things are worse than I thought here.
Samael Ahriman: This isn't right. They can't force him to wrestle handicap when his belt is on the line. Why won't anyone come to help one of the few good guys this fed has left?
Drakz: Then it seems you have no choice but to saddle up cowboy.
Drakz drops the microphone and swings for Raider but Raider is too quick and blocks the punch landing a series of his own however once Kyzer comes in with a couple of hard elbows Raider falls to the whim of his two attackers. They both land shots to his face and ribs, forcing him to take a knee before falling to the ground and absorbing further punishment.
The bell rings.
Samael Ahriman: Who the hell rang the bell? This isn't right, I have to help.
Alecia Matthews: Regardless of who rung it this match is official now. Funny old rule really. Wait Samael where are you going?
Ahriman has removed his head set and jumped the announce table, rushing to the ring and removing his shirt as he goes. He slides into the ring behind the ongoing assault and runs in hitting the back of Michael Kyzer's with a huge spinning kick. Samael spins through and jumps hitting a second kick jarring the mouth of Drakz. He then bounces off the ropes and runs toward a stumbling Kyzer, jumping and hitting a hurricanrana that tosses Kyzer out under the second rope and down to the hard floor below. He stands and ducks a hard right from Drakz, grabbing the arm and propelling Drakz over his hip with a textbook oushi throw. Ahriman now moves to Raider and helps him to his feet. He says a few words to him and Raider nods before they close in on Drakz.
Alecia Matthews: It seems Samael is taking action and helping a man in need here. What a burst of energy!
Ahriman hooks Drakz's arms in a full nelson and leaves him open to every shot Raider throws his way. The crowd tries to count along but the punches become too rapid and high in number for them to keep up. Raider now throws two shin kicks high across Drakz's chest before a third spinning kick connects with the side of his head. Ahriman uses this momentum and propels Drakz overhead with a dragon suplex.
Alecia Matthews: A solid combination as these two practical strangers work seamlessly.
Kyzer looks to climb back up onto the apron but Raider seems him and hits the opposite ropes, runs the length of the ring and nails a diving shoulder into his abdomen throwing him down and connecting with the guard wall. Ahriman follows up leaping over the top rope and crashing down onto Kyzer with a Topé con Giro. The crowd is going nuts as this match really gets going.
Raider hoists a limp Drakz up and moves him to the turnbuckle where he throws a few more hard kicks to his chest. He then takes Drakz's head under his arm and mounts the turnbuckle before jumping off dropping a spinning inverted DDT. He hooks the leg.
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A kick out from Drakz but Raider looks to follow up. With no time to waste Raider drags Drakz up from behind and promptly throws him over head with a release german suplex. Raider rolls toward his fallen opponent and places his knee across the back of his head, applying pressure and pulling back on his right arm. He drops his knee down to cut the resistance from Drakz and the referee looks closely for a submission from Drakz.
Meanwhile on the outside of the ring Kyzer reverses an irish whip and hammers Ahriman into the guard wall, then taking advantage of the averted attention of the official he grabs a folding steel chair and drills it into Ahriman's face. He drops like a sack of potatoes and it's starting to seem as though there will be no tags made during the course of this match.
Alecia Matthews: Things are breaking down here, this isn't going to be any regular kind of tag team title match!
Kyzer now hits the ring and drops a boot onto Raider forcing him to break his hold on Drakz. He carries on with a series of forearm shots to the back of Raider and then lifts him to his feet looking for a cradle brainbuster but Raider manages to hook his leg around Kyzer's to resist, then throws Kyzer himself with a northern lights suplex. He bridges for the cover.
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Kyzer powers out and both men are on their feet. They face off across from one another but Raider is taken by surprise as Drakz rises up between his legs, throwing him up onto his shoulders. Kyzer then leans back onto the ropes and runs back across the ring, throwing a knee hard to the back of Raider's head as Drakz drops him face first with an electric chair drop. Kyzer holds both of Raider's shoulders down in a pin attempt.
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Raider just manages to kick out before 3.
Alecia Matthews: Experimental double team manoeuvres from The New Epoch paying off hard there, but Raider is still in this thing.
Drakz is out of the ring and catching up to a recovering Samael. He runs his head into the ring post to slow him down again. In the ring Kyzer hits a double underhook backbreaker and follows up by putting Raider in a kimura, pulling back on the elbow. Raider struggles but manages to get a hand onto the ropes and referee breaks the hold at a 4 count. Kyzer puts a few boots to Raider and Drakz does the same to Ahriman outside. Things don't look so good for the mismatched tag belt defenders until Ahriman manages to reverse a further irish whip into the guard wall. Drakz flips backward over it and Ahriman follows with a vaulting 450 splash, crashing down onto Drakz who had sat himself into one of the crowd chairs.
Alecia Matthews: What athleticism from Ahriman! The crowd are getting a showstopper here this evening.
Kyzer continues to throw belly to belly after belly to belly in the ring and Raider is looking less responsive with each one. Finally Kyzer flies over with him and makes a pin.
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Raider defiantly kicks out at 1 and Kyzer grabs him by the hair pulling him to a standing base. Raider feeling the adrenaline from the bursting kick out throws Kyzer off him, backs up two steps and connects with "Fame or Infamy" leaving both he and Kyzer flat out on their backs. The referee starts to count them out and reaches 5 before Ahriman enters the ring from the turnbuckle with a Phoenix Splash onto Michael Kyzer. The pin is made.
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Drakz is into the ring and dives to make the save. He and Ahriman now trade with one another but it is Drakz's shots that are really getting through. He backs Ahriman up with a jab, and another, then comes with a sweeping right hook that near takes his head off. Drakz uses the ropes and his feet and pushes Ahriman from the ring falling limp and heavily to the ground.
Alecia Matthews: Drakz's punching power is a force to be reckoned with and Samael seems to have felt the effects of that. What a brutal shot.
Drakz turns now and is faced by Raider. The two eye each other up and then rush one another with Drakz's hard striking once again coming out on top. The ever wily Raider though slips the same hook Samael fell to and spins Drakz around, hooking his arm and launching him overhead with a half nelson suplex that folds him in half. Up Raider gets and ducking a punch from Kyzer he runs the exact same routine again dropping Kyzer this time on the back of his neck.
Raider throws himself to his feet and roars, beating one fist against his chest. The crowd laps it up and they cheer on their champion. Ahriman is back in this and the pair of them run and land basement dropkicks on both members of The New Epoch. Raider now heaves Kyzer up to his feet and lifts him up with a reverse death valley driver, he hits the Raider Rocker and goes for the cover.
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Kyzer has the wherewithal to get his foot on the bottom rope, stopping the pin fall. Raider pulls his foot back in and maintains the cover.
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Kyzer's foot fights out again and gets the rope break.
Raider drags him to his feet again and goes for a second Raider Rocker but as he moves with Kyzer on his shoulders Kyzer throws a mule kick that downs the referee. Drakz low blows Ahriman and then with a fisherman hold lifts him aloft and onto his shoulders. He looks toward Raider and the two lock eyes, each holding the other's partner.
Alecia Matthews: Mexican stand off here between Drakz and Raider. It's a case of sacrificing your partner in hope of dealing more damage to theirs.
Maintaining each other's gaze they simultaneously hit both another Raider Rocker and the Needle Damage. Drakz rolls straight from the ring on landing his move and grabs at something underneath. Raider runs toward him and grabs handfuls of his hair through the ropes, at which point Drakz lunges upward with a night stick and runs it into Raider's forehead cutting him open. With a dazed Raider hanging through the ropes Drakz takes a number of swinging shots with the night stick and Raider is out cold and hung up to dry. Drakz drops the weapon and enters the ring behind Raider. He hooks both of his arms and bridges with a tiger suplex that has Raider in the middle of the ring. The referee crawls across to them and makes the count.
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3!
"You Make Me Feel" hits the arena and Drakz breaks the pin.
Christa Adina: The winners of this match and NEW WFWF Tag Team Champions of the World, Drakz and Kyzer!
Alecia Matthews: That was disgusting! How can the tag belts of this company change hands like that? Someone do something about this!
Kyzer is up and takes both of the tag titles, handing one to Drakz. They celebrate to the disapproval of the in house audience and Kyzer spits on Raider. The two men make there way up the ramp and stand on the stage looking back at the fallen Raider and Samael. Drakz walks to the edge of the stage and holds the tag belt overhead, shouting back toward both the crowd and the fallen men in the ring and Kyzer moves toward him.
Alecia Matthews: Just throwing salt in the wound these two make me sick.
He reaches up and takes Drakz by the hand to celebrate with him but to everyone's shock proceeds to ram the arm up behind Drakz's back causing him to drop the belt.
Alecia Matthews: Wait! What's this!??!
He then sweeps Drakz's leg and drops him on the hard steel of the stage with Odium. The crowd has no idea what to make of his actions but he doesn't stop there. Kyzer then lifts Drakz back up and hoists him onto his shoulders, he follows with The Kyzer Effect and then with absolute focus drags his former best friend up once more and points off of the stage down to the floor below.
Alecia Matthews: I……I don't know what to say folks.
Raider has pulled himself to the ropes and with his head and arms hanging out between the middle and bottom rope watches in disbelief as Kyzer steps back and with a run tosses Drakz like a rag doll through the air, flailing out of control and awkwardly down onto the unprotected concrete below.
With all eyes on him Kyzer takes centre stage, points at himself and then waves goodbye to the standing room only arena, followed by a pair of middle fingers and his exit from the stage, leaving in his wake a seriously injured fellow tag team champion and a whole host of questions as to why this has just happened and is this the end of The New Epoch? Fade to bla…
?: Not so fast there, production team.
There is static on the screen. The feeds switch to a man walking along a coastline. There is garbage everywhere. It’s destroyed. A sign shows Manasquan, which is one of the cities along the Jersey Shore, which obviously explains the destruction this person is walking through.
?: So much destruction. So much chaos. It’s sad to see. It’s sad to see something that was once so beautiful, a city along the Shore…not the state…heh…it’s sad to see something so beautiful be in such shambles. It’s such a depressing sight. Aye…horrible.
It’s night, the only light showing is that from the guy holding the camera. This place still has yet to have its power restored. The winds are roaring. Rain is slowing starting to fall in light droplets. The Nor’easter is heading in.
?: It’s got me thinking. Things happen like this all of the time. But when something gets so bad, such as this, it becomes the responsibility of the common man to change. To make a difference. To right the wrongs. To set the ship straight…though with all of the flooding, that final analogy might be stepping a bit over the boundry. Heh.
The man makes way up a boardwalk and walks towards the edge of it, careful to avoid the debris cluttering the wooden surface. The wind is getting more intense.
?: Similar to that is the situation in the WFWF. I’m not one to clichely compare the likes of a huge natural disaster to what’s going on within the WFWF, but you know, the tornado that ran through the WFWF and that has caused its ship to be driven off course…it’s a disaster of its own.
The man is carrying something in his hand. It’s small and thin, but what it is exactly is unknown at the moment. He continues walking along the boardwalk, the end of it in sight.
?: …and that’s exactly why I’ve decided to return to the WFWF. It’s been such a long time. The WFWF has lost its way. Hell, the WFWF has lost its stars, but lo and behold, one of the WFWF’s cornerstones…the WFWF’s Prodigal Son has found his way home and is ready to help the WFWF rise to prominence and dominance yet again.
The man reaches the end of the boardwalk and leans over the ledge for a few moments, breathing, soaking in the salty ocean air. He takes what is in his hand and places it upon his face.
?: Well…I guess it’s time to get back to work.
The man turns around, and it’s revealed that what was put onto his face was a mask. A red and black mask. A mask that belongs to only one man. He smiles.
ZMaster: And I can’t wait.
Now the screen fades to black. End show.
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Post by bad guy™ on Nov 10, 2012 0:31:17 GMT -5
As always, thanks to Schneider, Trace, Bishop, Drakz, Brennan and Mak for their help with the results.
Obviously that big return...well...I'm guessing that's obvious. Well I'm working on some more people so...yeah. Let's see what happens and such. Haha.
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Post by Prophet of Ash on Nov 10, 2012 0:39:10 GMT -5
This show turned out to be much less of a cluster than I expected.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2012 6:55:04 GMT -5
Nice to see Zmaster is back, shame it's as I exit for a year.
The Yukio/Trace Demon seg was very confusing (I only skimmed it) but both parties were called Trace Demon, however I could have missed the part where Yukio was dressed as Trace or some sh*t.
Anyway yeah this was my last show as it seems Raider has bailed on the match we were going to have at the PPV and I'm going traveling for a year very soon so was leaving anyway. I might return when I get back to the UK next year in December but that all depends on who is around or willing to return with me to run some angles. I still need matches with Kyzer, EBR, DGX, Schneider, Raider and a rematch with Trace so fingers crossed they all come to fruition on my return ey.
Ta ta for now y'all.
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Post by Rated R on Nov 10, 2012 7:02:13 GMT -5
The Yukio/Trace Demon seg was very confusing (I only skimmed it) but both parties were called Trace Demon, however I could have missed the part where Yukio was dressed as Trace or some sh*t. No, that was definitely not how I wrote it. Good chance it may have messed up when I used find and replace. Anyway yeah this was my last show as it seems Raider has bailed on the match we were going to have at the PPV and I'm going traveling for a year very soon so was leaving anyway. I might return when I get back to the UK next year in December but that all depends on who is around or willing to return with me to run some angles. I still need matches with Kyzer, EBR, DGX, Schneider, Raider and a rematch with Trace so fingers crossed they all come to fruition on my return ey. Ta ta for now y'all. Sorry to see you go man, if I'm still about when you eventually return then you better believe we'll be doing that rematch.
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Post by Kyzer on Nov 10, 2012 14:52:58 GMT -5
It wasn't bad with all things considered. Horror adapted well to The New Epoch all leaving, EBR leaving and Raider apparently gone.
Good luck with things around here.
Good to see Zmaster back too.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2012 15:23:39 GMT -5
Oh shizzle, I won. Great, now I gotta go against the champ. Ha, should be a good challenge.
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