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Evans gets back up to his feet, and lifts Clark up. Evans nails Clark right in the face with a right hand, and then punches Flair right in the face, just as Flair gets back to his feet. Evans grabs both Flair and Clark by the heads and walks them up the isle. Clark furiously punches Evans in the ribs twice, and once in the head. Evans drills Flair, and a three way brawl ensues, with all three men slugging away at one another. Evans and Flair then start a double team assault on Clark. But the bond between Flair and Evans does not last long, as Evans drills Flair in the mid-section with an elbow. Evans punches Flair in the face once, and then turns around to see Jerrelle Clark swinging wildly. Evans ducks the punch and nails Clark with an atomic toss, which lands Clark on the ring post spread eagle. Clark crumbles to the arena floor with his legs still wrapped around the ring post. Evans begins to violently kick Clark in the head.

JR: Some stiff kicks right to the head there from Jack Evans, apparently trying to wear the champion down.

JS: Good strategy there by Jack Evans. On one hand, Jerrelle Clark cannot get a pin fall on either Flair or Evans if he is knocked out cold, and on the other hand, he will be easily pinned if knocked out cold.

Reed Flair comes running in with a baseball slide, right into Clark’s face. Flair then kicks Jack Evans right in the shoulder, followed by a jumping spin kick that drills Evans right in the back of the head. Evans falls to the arena floor.

JR: Those kicks are deadly coming out of someone like Reed Flair. The kid is a black belt in three different forms of martial arts!

Clark slowly gets back to his feet, while Reed Flair heads up the isle, where he grabs a guardrail. Flair heads back down to ringside with the guardrail high above his head.

JS: What the hell is Flair planning here?

JR: I have no idea, but it won’t be pretty. Those guardrails are solid steel..

Flair props the rail up against the steel ring post, and heads towards Jack Evans. He lifts Evans back up to a vertical base and begins violently striking Evans in the head with punches, backing Evans up the isle way. Flair Irish whips Evans back, and Evans comes crashing into the guardrail that is propped up against the steel ring post. The rail bends minimally, as Evans crumbles to the arena floor in a heap. Flair makes a cover on the arena floor on Evans, but the cover is broken up at two by Clark. Clark moves the guardrail so it is sitting flat on the arena floor, and then approaches Flair. He attempts to Irish whip Flair, but Flair reverses it and ends up having Clark in position for a powerslam. Flair runs and nails the powerslam to Clark, hard on the steel barricade. Flair goes for the cover on Clark on the arena floor. Referee David Lee goes down for the count, 1...2. Jack Evans breaks up the count

JR: A near fall there by Reed Flair..

JS: I thought he had him. I mean, he nailed a running powerslam on the man onto a steel barricade! If it hadn’t been for Jack Evans there, this match would’ve been over with!

Reed Flair gets back to his feet and delivers a deadly kick to the head of Jack Evans. Flair then rolls Evans back into the ring, and follows himself. Flair lifts Evans up center ring, and nails him with a Michinoku Driver. Jerrelle Clark makes his way to the ring apron, where he spring boards up to the top rope. Flair comes off with a leg drop right to the back of the neck of Reed Flair, who was going for a pin attempt on
Jack Evans.

JR: Very unorthodox move there by Jerrelle Clark, but it got the job done.

JS: Exactly Ross, it got the job done, and that is what is important.

Clark gets up and calls for a steel chair. Someone at ringside hands him a chair. Flair folds the chair up, and places it on the head and chest of Evans. Flair goes to the ring apron once more, and prepares for another leg drop. But Evans tosses the chair up, and it is caught by Jerrelle Clark, who is now up on the ring apron. Flair springboards up to the top rope, and Clark throws the chair. It strikes Flair right in the head, and causes Flair to fall off the top rope and go flying to the arena floor.

JR: I don’t know if it was on purpose or simply coincidence, but Clark and Evans did a little double team on Reed Flair.

Jerrelle Clark stumbles back into the ring and lifts Flair up by his head. Jerrelle leans Flair against the ropes, with Flair sitting. Jerrelle lifts the chair up, and violently strikes Flair over the top of the head with the steel seating device. Jerrelle lifts the chair again, and again brings it down hard over the skull of Reed Flair. The chair bounces off of Flair’s cranium.

JR: Those are some vile chair shots, done with malicious intent.

Jerrelle tosses the chair aside as Flair lay motionless on the mat. Jerrelle goes to the top rope, but is pushed off by Jack Evans and Jerrelle racks himself on the top turnbuckle. Evans climbs to the top rope and flips Jerrelle over with a hurricanrana. Evans goes for the pin, but Jerrelle kicks out at the count of two. Flair is up on the ring apron, but not for long, as Evans catches him with a super kick and goes sailing to the outside. Jack Evans lifts Jerrelle back to a vertical base, and delivers a vile punch right to the face of Clark. Evans then tosses Clark right over the top rope. Evans slowly makes his way back to the outside as well.

JR: Looks like this match is heading back to the outside.

JS: No way!

Evans lifts Flair back up to a vertical base, and begins to drag him up the isle, punching him on the way there. Evans chops Flair across the chest, and moves back to Jerrelle Clark, who followed them up the isle. Evans whips Clark right through the curtain. Clark stumbles backstage into the hallway that leads from the locker room to the ring. When Jack Evans comes through the curtain, he is met with a chair to the head from Jerrelle Clark. Clark then tosses the chair and it strikes Evans right in the head. Evans goes to the ground. Reed Flair comes running back stage, and is immediately lifted up and spinebustered through a table in the back from Clark. Clark grabs Evans by the arm and pulls him back through the curtain. Clark pulls Evans back to ringside. Evans gets to his feet, and Clark attempts an Irish whip, but Evans reverses and Clark goes sailing into the steel ring steps.

JR: Nice reversal there by Jack Evans.

JS: He just saved himself from eating steel.

Evans lifts Clark up and rolls him into the ring. Evans starts to follow Clark into the ring himself, but he is attacked by Reed Flair. Flair attempts to suplex Evans right on the arena floor, but Evans reverses and it is Flair who hits the hard arena floor. Evans gets back to his feet and slides into the ring. Evans begins to punch Clark in the head. Clark returns the favor, following up with a German suplex. Clark nails the suplex, and holds the move as he rolls through. Clark then flips and nails another suplex on Evans. Evans switches back and is set for a German of his own. Reed Flair comes running in and sunset flips Evans, with Evans still holding onto Clark. Clark is driven into the mat with a German suplex, and Evans is rolled up in a pin attempt from Reed Flair.

JR: Three way German suplex sunset flip!

JS: That’s a mouth full..

Fade back to the studio.

JS: One of the greatest matches in WCWA History. Our next match is also commonly refered to as one of the greats, from Mayhem in Manchester, it’s 2 out of 3 falls for the WCWA Heavyweight title, Kurt Angle defending against Spanky.

The shot switches back to the arena. Michael Buffer is now standing center ring, with a microphone in hand.

MB: The next match is for the World Championship Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight championship!

Huge pop from the crowd. “Quality Control” by Jurassic 5 begins to play over the loud speakers, as well as an impressive lights display. Spanky makes his way out onto the stage.

MB: Making his way to the ring, from Olympia, Washington, weighing in tonight at 175 and ¾ pounds, he is one of the most flamboyant characters in wrestling today, this, is, SPANKY!

Spanky walks to the ring, not in his normal flashy matter, but instead in a serious demeanor.

JS: I think reality has finally hit Spanky. I think he just now realized what the heck is going on, that he is main eventing a Pay Per View, going for the company’s world title..

Spanky slides into the ring, a quickly runs up the ropes, doing a quick pose at the top rope for the fans. “Medal” begins to play over the loud speakers.

MB: And his opponent, from Pittsburgh, weighing in tonight at 223 pounds, he is one of the most celebrated athletes in wrestling history, a two time Olympic gold medallist, and an NCAA freestyle amateur wrestling. He is the current and reigning World Championship Wrestling Alliance Undisputed Heavyweight champion of the World… he is KURT ANGLE!!!

Angle makes his way to the ring, with a focused look on his face. Angle blocks out all of the crowds chants, all their hisses and hollers, all the chants, focused on just one thing. Angle has his eyes locked on Spanky, and Spanky is returning the favor. Angle slides into the ring. Referee Dylan Jones runs over the rules with both men, and sends the two men to their separate corners. Jones heads to Spanky’s corner, and feels him down for any weapons. Jones finds no weapons on Spanky. He then heads to Angle’s corner, and checks over him for weapons. Jones finds no weapons on Angle either. He calls the two men back to center ring, and calls for the bell, signaling the beginning of the match.

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JR: Here we go, WCWA Heavyweight title on the line, the up and coming Spanky challenging Kurt Angle for the title. This one has epic written all over it!

JS: Two out of three falls. No count out, no disqualifications, no time limits, two out of three falls.

The two men tie up center ring with a test of strength. Angle quickly overpowers his much smaller foe, and pushes Spanky towards the mat.

JR: A test of strength was not a smart thing for Spanky to do. Kurt Angle outweighs Spanky by close to 50 pounds..

Spanky breaks free of the test of strength. Spanky into the ropes, and when he comes back, he goes for a shoulder block, but it gets him no where with Angle, as Angle does not budge. Spanky into the ropes again, and again, the shoulder block does not budge Angle. Spanky into the ropes one more time, and this time, instead of going for a shoulder block, he goes right between Angle’s legs and hooks him from behind for a German suplex. Spanky hits the German suplex with incredible accuracy, much to the delight of the sold out Manchester crowd.

JR: Angle thought he was going to get shoulder blocked, and instead, Spanky mixed it up and ended up German suplexing the champ!

JS: Kurt Angle cannot be making mistakes like that in this match! He has to get his head in the game! We cannot have this green hatted freak running around here with the World title!

Angle back to his feet quickly, not letting Spanky continue a combination after the German. Spanky gets right up in Angle’s face, and Angle slaps him.

JS: Slap to the face from the champion!

JR: What a cheap shot! It was just uncalled for!

JS: That’s what Spanky gets for getting up in Angle’s face!

Spanky backs up a bit, holding his cheek. Spanky comes running back in, and spears Kurt Angle, mounting him with punches.

JR: I think that slap just fired Spanky up!

Spanky tearing into the champion with a fury of punches. Spanky lets off of Angle, and Angle gets back to his feet. Spanky hooks the left arm of Angle, and begins to twist. Angle switches it back, twisting Spanky’s arm. Spanky flips backwards, reversing the wrist lock, and then hits a quick arm drag. Angle right back to his feet, and Spanky comes running, and screaming, back in for a clothesline.

JR: Spanky is pissed!

Spanky begins to pound on his chest wildly.

JS: Look at this freak, he is beating himself up!

Angle back to a vertical base, and he hooks Spanky from behind. Angle takes Spanky over with a German suplex, but Spanky lands on his feet, and hooks Angle from behind. Spanky then takes Angle over with a German suplex of his own, but Angle lands on his feet. Angle comes running in for a behind clothesline, but Spanky ducks, and Angle completely misses Spanky’s head. Spanky with a kick to the mid section of Angle, and set up for a power bomb, but Kurt flips Spanky over, to which Spanky lands on his feet and hooks Kurt Angle for a victory slide, but Angle bridges it off, getting back to his feet. Spanky back up, and Angle comes running in for a clothesline, but Angle ducks and hooks the arm, pulling Angle over for an arm drag, to which Angle lands on his feet and arm drags Spanky. Spanky lands on his feet and comes running at Angle, and goes for a hurricanrana, but Angle reverses it into a powerbomb, and bridges into a pin attempt, but Spanky kicks out at the count of two. The crowd claps loudly.

JR: What an impressive series of moves by these two men.

JS: They know each other so well, they can counter one another’s moves, and have a counter set up for the counter..

Both men back to a vertical base and at a stalemate. Both men come running in, and catch each other at the same time with a clothesline, sending both men down to the mat.

JR: Double clothesline!

JS: Both men thinking exactly alike there, and the results are both men going down!

Both men lay on the mat for a moment, trying to catch their breath. Angle the first back to his feet, and Spanky is right behind him. Spanky into the ropes, and as he comes back, he goes for a dropkick, but Angle also goes for a dropkick, so both men go into the air and hit absolutely nothing.

JR: These two men are thinking so much alike!

Both men back up. Angle hooks Spanky for a headlock, and tries to suplex him over, but Spanky lands on his feet and catches Angle off guard with a school boy. Referee Dylan Jones goes for the count, 1.….2.. Kick out by Angle.

JR: Spanky almost had the first fall right there!

Both men back up. Spanky comes running at Angle, and Angle catches him with a quick belly to belly suplex. Spanky hits the mat hard, and Angle quickly makes his move, hooking on the ankle lock out of no where.

JR: ANKLE LOCK! ANKLE LOCK! HE’S GOT IT LOCKED IN!!

JS: Spanky has to find a way out of that quickly, because even if he doesn’t submit, Angle will break his ankle!

Spanky fights to get to the ropes, but the ankle lock is locked on tightly, right in the center of the ring. Spanky struggles and moans in pain as Angle twists the ankle harder and harder. With every lunge towards the ropes, Spanky only gets about a half inch closer. Spanky screams and moans as Angle continues to twist the ankle. Spanky finally reaches the ropes. Referee Dylan Jones calls for a break, to which Angle does.

JR: Kurt Angle doing a clean break right there…

Angle grabs Spanky by the leg, pulls him back out of the ropes and back to center ring, and locks the ankle lock on once more.

JR: DAMN HIM!

Spanky screams even louder than before now, and even when he struggles to get to the ropes, he doesn’t get much further. After minutes of struggling, Spanky is just inches away from the ropes, but Angle pulls him right back to center ring. Spanky just gives up, and taps out center ring. The bell rings one time, signaling the first fall has ended.

OS: The winner of the first fall, Kurt Angle!

JR: The all important first fall goes to Kurt Angle, by submission.

Fade back to the studio.

SD: Definitely one of the greatest of all time..

JS: Our next match is commonly regarded as one of the most brutal matches in WCWA History, from Wrestlemania, it is Red and The Naturals versus Jun Kasai, Shark Boy, and Nick Mondo in a 6 man tag team weapons Elimination Chamber match.

The shot switches to a special promo video, highlighting the feud leading up to the weapons Elimination Chamber match.

It all started with one man’s jealousy (shot of Red running behind Shark Boy). With one man’s bitterness (shot of Red helping to take out Shark Boy and AMW at Revolution). The jealousy was taken to a dangerous, unhealthy level (shot of Red electrocuting Shark Boy). The battle, became one of survival (shot of Red and Shark Boy battling in the cage). The violence was taken to an inhumane level (shot of Shark Boy taking the weed whacker to Red’s back). The battle could not be solved between just two gladiators (shot of Red and Shark Boy coming off the cage with the superplex). So the artilleries were called in (shot of Chase Stevens and Andy Douglas attacking Shark Boy, followed directly by a shot of Mondo posing in the entrance way, and a shot of Jun Kasai brawling with Team Red). Tonight, the war will come to an end (shot of all 6 men brawling in the ring). Tonight, is the Elimination Chamber!

The shot switches back to the arena. The Elimination Chamber is set around the ring. “White America” by Eminem begins to play. The team of Chase Stevens, Andy Douglas, and Amazing Red make their way through the curtain, all in blue jeans and t-shirts. Red is carrying a baseball bat with a hell of a lot of barbed wire wrapped around it. Chase Stevens has bolt cutters. Andy Douglas carries with him a guitar with light bulbs glued all over the backside. Otto Schmitt begins to announce from ringside.
OS: The next match is the six man tag team weapons Elimination Chamber match! Making their way to the ring, Team Red, the team of Chase Stevens, Andy Douglas, and The Amazing Red!

Red, Stevens, and Douglas make their way to the ring. They all climb the steps up the outside of the chamber, and step into the chamber. The lights go black, and then come back as a dim blue.

OS: From 20,000 leagues under the sea, SHARK BOY!

Shark Boy makes his way out onto the stage. Shark is carrying a trash can, and you can visibly see a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire sticking out of the can. “Wicked Game” by HIM begins to play, and Jun Kasai and Nick Mondo join Shark Boy at the top of the stage. Kasai has a spool of barbed wire around his arm, and Mondo has a garbage can similar to Shark Boy’s, filled with weapons. The three men make their way to the chamber, and the match begins.

6 man tag team weapons Elimination Chamber match: Red, Chase Stevens, and Andy Douglas versus Shark Boy, Jun Kasai, and Nick Mondo
40 minute time limit
Referee: Mark Hathorn

Mondo, Kasai, Stevens, and Douglas are all sent to their separate chambers. The bell rings. Shark Boy pulls his bat wrapped in barbed wire from his trash can, and Red grabs his own bat. The two men both try to bash each other with their bats, and both men miss several times. The two bats strike each other at the ends, and get caught together. Red pulls his bat hard, and ends up with both bats in his possession. Red strikes Shark Boy across the back hard with the double bat, and Shark Boy’s bat comes flying loose. Shark Boy falls to the mat, and Red takes another swing with his bat. This time, the bat strikes Shark Boy clean in his spine, and opens up a rather large wound. The lights dim, and begin to flash around the chambers, signaling another entry into the chamber is soon to come. After a few seconds of flashing, one of the chambers opens to release Nick Mondo!

JS: Here we go, things are about to get very ugly. Shark Boy and Mondo get Red two on one, for at least two minutes.

Mondo comes from behind Red, and strikes him across the bareback with a light tube. The tube shatters across Red’s back with a vile explosion. Glass explodes everywhere. Red gets a far gash across his back. Mondo heads back to his garbage can, and pulls out a barbed wire noose. Mondo makes his way back over to where Red lays, and places the barbed wire noose around the neck of Red. Mondo whips Red into the ropes, and the barbs cut into Red’s throat, while the actual wire chokes Red. Red bounces off the ropes, and when he comes back, Shark Boy catches him in the stomach with the barbed wire baseball bat.

JR: Oh lord..

JS: This is what I was expecting when I seen Mondo come in.

Mondo tosses Red over the top rope. Red lands on the steel that surrounds the ring hard. The lights begin to flash again, signaling another entry. Mondo takes Red by his neck by the wire, and whips him into a chamber that contains Chase Stevens. Red goes crashing through the glass, and crashing into Chase Stevens. Stevens stands in his chamber for a moment, trying to get the barbed wire noose from around Red’s neck. The next chamber releases, officially opening Steven’s chamber.

JS: Well, I guess Chase Stevens is now in this match.

Stevens grabs his bolt cutters, and comes running at Mondo. Mondo catches him with a drop toe hold, and Stevens falls on the bolt cutters. Mondo lifts up the cutters, and rolls Stevens over. Mondo places the bolt cutters in the crotch of Chase Stevens and clamps down. Chase Stevens screams out in extreme pain. Red crawls out of the chamber, and his body is completely soaked in blood. His jeans are stained with a crimson red. Shark Boy comes running out of the ring, and hits Chase Stevens right in the face with the baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire. Mondo makes his way to his trash can again, and he pulls out, a bottle of lemon juice with a spray bottle. Mondo makes his way back out to where Red lays, and sprays the juice all over Red’s bloodied chest. Red rolls and screams in pain from the juice. Shark Boy holds Red down, and Mondo sprays juice in Red’s eyes. Chase Stevens gets up, and comes running towards Mondo, and Mondo sprays Stevens in the blood soaked face with lemon juice. The bottle is now spraying a lot less. Mondo removes the lid off of the lemon juice bottle, and dumps the remaining juice over Chase Stevens. Mondo tosses the empty bottle away. Red, blinded, grabs the empty bottle and stumbles around aimlessly, swinging the lemon juice bottle at anything that moves. Chase Stevens gets to his feet, and Red whacks him with the empty plastic juice bottle with a shot that a even a three year old would laugh at. Shark Boy comes out of no where and wails on both of the men with the barbed wire bat. The lights begin to flash, and the chamber releases, releasing, JUN KASAI!

JS: Oh God, just when I thought this match was ugly, now Kasai comes in..

Kasai comes in, and tosses the barbed wire spool down across the back of Red. Kasai goes digging in Mondo’s trash can, and pulls out a steel rod. Kasai comes after Red and strikes him in the stomach with the metal rod. Meanwhile, Nick Mondo has recovered Jun Kasai’s spool of wire, and the bolt cutters Chase Stevens brought in. He cuts off some wire, and begins to whip Chase Stevens with the wire. The lights begin to flash, and Andy Douglas gets released into the chamber. Around this time, Nick Mondo is pinning Chase Stevens. The chamber opens, and the referee rolls Chase Stevens out of the chamber. While the chamber door opens, Andy Douglas runs out, before Mondo, Kasai, and Shark Boy can destroy him as well.

JS: This is going to be awesome. Three dangerous men, versus Red, locked in a cage, with weapons..

The three men whip, bash, smash, stomp, and gore away at Red. Red has several deep wounds all over his body, and blood is squirting from nearly all the wounds. Mondo with the baseball bat over and over again, across the back of Red, and when he rolls over, across the stomach. Red tries to roll away, and he just ends up rolling into Jun Kasai’s feet, so Jun Kasai proceeds to whip the piss out of him with a strand of barbed wire. Meanwhile, Shark Boy has recovered the light bulb guitar that was left behind by Andy Douglas. Mondo lifts Red up, and puts him in a full nelson. Shark Boy comes running, and swings the guitar hard. Red ducks down, and the bulb guitar crashes over Mondo’s head, breaking two of the four bulbs and slightly cracking the guitar backing. Shark Boy drops the guitar, and tries to help Mondo, and Red recovers the guitar. Kasai comes running, and Red drills him with the light bulb guitar. The guitar shatters, as do the remaining two bulbs. Kasai goes down. Everyone in the ring is busted wide open, except Shark Boy. Red recovers a bat wrapped in barbed wire, and cracks it over the skull of Shark Boy. Red literally breaks the baseball bat over the head of Shark Boy. Shark Boy goes down, and Red just passes out. Mondo lays one arm over Red. Referee Mark Hathorn makes the count, 1.…2.…3! “Wicked Game” begins to play over the loud speakers.

Winners in 30:51: Nick Mondo, Shark Boy, and Jun Kasai

OS: Your winners of the Weapons Elimination Chamber match, Nick Mondo, Jun Kasai, and Shark Boy!

The ring is littered with broken glass, broken light tubes, broken light bulbs, splintered wood, and lots and lots of blood. The shot switches to studio.

JR: GOOD GAWD OH MIGHTY! STYLES IS TRAPPED IN THE ANKLE LOCK! WE COULD HAVE A NEW CHAMP RIGHT HERE!

JS: Kurt Angle will not release this hold. Look what he did to Mike Mizanin, he snapped the kid’s ankle.

Angle continues to twist at the ankle of Styles and Styles screams for mercy. Styles struggles his way from the center of the ring to the ropes. Styles grasps the bottom rope and Angle is forced to release the ankle lock. Angle grabs Styles by both of his feet and drags him to the center of the ring. Styles narrowly avoids another ankle lock by kicking Angle in the shin. This did nothing but irritate Angle and, in a fit of rage, Angle begins twisting Styles’ legs. Angle is listening for the pop of the bone in Styles’ ankle or shin. Angle locks the hold on that he had been preparing, a sharpshooter.

JR: That move is one of the most painful holds in sports entertainment but AJ Styles will not submit. Kurt Angle could break both of Styles’ legs and AJ Styles will not submit. He just has too much pride.

JS: Ross, all that pride could come back to haunt him. Kurt Angle breaks both of his legs, then what? You think AJ will be able to continue the match?

Styles struggles across the mat, he is only inches away from the ropes. Styles struggles, just millimeters away from the bottom rope. The crowd begins to chant in unison, “AJ, AJ, AJ.” The crowd’s support plus the prize at hand, the WCWA Heavyweight championship, is enough to give Styles an extra burst of energy and Styles soars to the ropes in which he grabs. Angle is forced to break the hold but the damage has been done.

JS: AJ escaped the ankle lock!

Angle is not done doing damage yet though as he grabs Styles’ knee and wraps it around the steel ring post with a figure four leg lock. Styles screams in pain. Angle climbs back into the ring and begins to stalk his prey. But the prey becomes the predator as Styles school boys Angle, 1...2, no Angle kicks out. Angle gets up to his feet, lifts Styles up, and drops him down hard on his knee. Styles screams out in pain.

JR: Styles may have just blown out his knee.

Styles slowly gets back to his feet. Angle backs Styles up into the ropes and the ref starts to call for the break but Styles spins and puts Angle into the turnbuckle still having hold of the lock up. The fans cheer in appreciation for Styles’ quick move. The ref gets in the turnbuckle!

JR: AJ Styles with a quick reversal on Kurt Angle.

The ref gets Styles to back off of Angle. Angle slowly puts his hands up and walks away from the corner. Styles comes out of the corner with a wild punch and Angle instantly takes advantage and locks in a headlock. Styles reaches his hands up trying to pry open Angle’s fingers….Angle’s grip is too tight but Styles is able to shoot him off into the ropes. Styles catches Angle on the rebound with a big hip toss causing Angle to go crashing to the mat.

JR: AJ Styles taking control of this match with that quick hip toss!

The fans let out a burst of cheers as Angle pops right back up and walks into a dropkick by Styles! Angle gets up holding his face and Styles mocks him with a quick Olympic spin around taunt before hitting an arm-drag on Angle.

JR: Styles all over Angle with that lightning quick offense he does so well!

Angle hollers out in pain as Styles drops it into a cross arm breaker! Angle quickly scoots to the ropes and wraps his feet around the bottom rope forcing Styles to break the hold. Styles breaks the hold and gets to his feet and waits on Angle to do the same.

JR: Kurt Angle smartly getting right to the ropes…getting Styles to break the hold quickly!

Angle staggers to his feet and Styles charges at him….Angle grabs hold of the top rope causing a low bridge as Styles goes flying to the outside floor. The crowd “OHHH’s” as Styles’ body makes a sick thud on the outside floor.

JR: OHHHH!!!! Angle with the low bridge causing Styles to go flying to the floor!

Angle heads out to the floor pulling Styles up by his head and immediately rolling him right back in the ring, following in behind!

JR: Angle doing the smartest thing he could do right there and keep the attack in the ring, where the referee can control what goes on to a degree!

JS: I figured for sure that he'd keep him on the outside, let his pride get the best of him and turn it into a brawl, Angle may act like he's a ring technician, but I think even he knows that in the heat of battle, sometimes your heart outweighs your fists!

Angle moves the ref out of the way and delivers a big stomp to the face of Styles before picking him up and dropping him back down with a suplex 1…2…..kick out by Styles drawing big cheers from the crowd.

JR: Styles kicks out after that nasty spill to the arena floor just moments ago!

Angle gets up hopping up on the second rope and coming off with an elbow to the forehead of Styles! Styles’ body jerks as Angle covers again 1….2…AGAIN Styles rolls the shoulder up. Angle pounds the mat and motions for the ref to make a quicker count.

JR: Now Kurt Angle getting upset he can’t put AJ Styles away!

Angle stands and grabs hold of the top rope getting in a few stomps to the head of Styles before picking him up and setting him backwards on the top rope. Angle comes up on the second rope and looks to come off with a super back suplex.

JR: This COULD put Styles away if Angle can connect with it!

Styles slides around and connects with a TORNADO DDT FROM THE TOP!!!! The fans are going rabid as Styles drapes an exhausted arm across the chest of Kurt Angle. The fans counting along with the ref’s hand 1….2…NO…. Angle’s foot on the ropes, the fans can't believe it, letting their boo's rain down from across the arena!!!!

JR: WHAT A TORNADO DDT BY AJ STYLES!!!! Angle’s foot is the ONLY thing that stopped AJ Styles from winning the match right there!

JS: That was Kurt Angle’s saving grace and in a way stopped him from being humiliated, how bad would it have been if the ONE move AJ Styles hits on Kurt Angle wins him the match?

The fans let out a boo as Styles gets up to his knee’s pulling Angle to his feet and picking him up for a Northern Lights Suplex…Styles does a 180 spin in air with Angle before dropping him with a bridging Northern Lights suplex….1…..2….Angle rolls a shoulder up again.

JR: WHAT a Northern Lights suplex that was by AJ Styles! Absolutely flawless!

JS: Yeah except for Kurt Angle kicked out! That’s sorta a good sign it had a flaw somewhere……just saying!

Styles backs off for a second waiting on Angle to stumble up to his feet…Styles shoots off into the ropes and comes back with a flying cross body tackling Angle AND himself up and over to the outside. The fans start up a mild “HOLY SH*T” chant.

JR: WOW!!!! Styles sacrificing his OWN body to take Angle up and over to the outside!

JS: That’s what AJ should be careful of. Him getting caught up in the battle is shining through right there!!! He’s using anything, even his own body to hurt his opponent…

Styles staggers up clutching his ribs but Angle runs him over with a clothesline. Angle slams Styles face first into the ring post and then into the ring steps before rolling him in the ring. Angle rolls in following Styles. The ref follows in after Angle keeping his eyes on the match.

JR: Styles took it to the outside, and that helped Angle!

JS: The whole match has been backwards like that!

Angle bounces off the ropes before coming down with a fist to the face of Lynn! The crowd boos as Angle makes the pin-fall 1…2….NO…. Styles rolls his shoulder up!

JR: Wouldn’t it have been something if Kurt Angle had won with match with a simple fist drop?

Angle again hollers at the ref before picking Styles up for a German suplex…. Styles does a back flip behind Angle and grabs on with a waist lock of his own. Styles takes Angle down with a front face Russian leg sweep before bouncing up, taking a few steps back and hitting a standing moonsault on the back of Angle.

JR: Styles AGAIN showing us his ability to comeback…hitting a front face Russian Leg sweep outta nowhere!

JS: Angle has to stop this comeback right now, Styles is hitting ultra quick moves and I don't think even Angle can handle the onslaught of moves he's taking right now!!!

Angle starts crawling into the ropes as Styles just starts putting the boots to his head. Finally Angle gets in the ropes and the ref makes Styles back off of Angle. Angle holding his head starts coming out of the corner but Styles charges at him and connects with a running Tornado DDT! The crowd going crazy for Styles as he signals for the Styles Clash on Angle.

JR: Styles all over Kurt Angle right here…I think he’s feeling it! He’s looking impressive here going for that Styles Clash!!!

JS: If he hits this it will be lights out for Kurt Angle!

Angle with a back body drop….saving the match.!!! Styles’ back crashes to the mat, Angle holding the top rope, eyes bugged out, chest heaving in and out due to exhaustion….the fans cheering Styles on!

JR: What a last second save by Kurt Angle right there!

JS: Like last MILISECOND save, Styles was lifting him up when he hit that back body drop!!! Look at his eyes, Angle looks like he just saw a ghost!

JR: The look of fear evident on Angle’s face!!!

Styles stumbling back up to his feet holding his ribs, Angle drops down, bailing out of the ring. The fans ringside harassing him as he walks over to the time keepers table! The time keeper leaps out of Angle’s way! Angle moving his head back and forth in search of something!!

JR: Styles was back up and now Angle is out of the ring and I think he's looking for a chair!!!

JS: A chair may be the only thing that can save him at this point. He has tried everything else, so now I guess he is going to pull that no disqualification stipulation that Abyss earned him into play.

Styles following outside after Angle, Angle lunges at something on the timekeepers table, the camera unable to pick up what it was! Styles charging after Angle on the outside, Angle flashes him a smile and rolls back in the ring under the bottom rope, hopping up. Styles follows in the ring.

JR: Angle picked something up what was it?

JS: How should I know? I'm watching the same match you are!!!

CRACK!!! The fans let out a loud "OHHHHH" watching as Styles stops in his tracks after a hard right hand by Kurt Angle, Styles falls to the mat, the camera zooming in first on Styles' busted open, bloodied face. The camera then switches to focus in on Kurt Angle’s hand! Revealing a big, blunt, metal chain firmly grasped in his hand!!!

JR: Kurt Angle just cold cocked AJ Styles in plain view!!!

JS: I really didn't expect that!!!

Angle tosses the chain to the outside. He takes a moment to catch his breath. AJ is busted wide open. After close to a minute of just standing around the ring, Angle lifts Styles up. Angle sets up for an Angle slam. Angle hits the Angle slam with perfection. Angle goes down for the cover. Referee Dylan Jones drops down for the count, 1.…….2.……. The bell rings.

JR: HE GOT HIM! WE HAVE A NEW WCWA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION!

JS: NO ROSS! THE REFEREE NEVER MADE THE THIRD COUNT!

The time keeper makes his way over to where Michael Buffer sits.

MB: The result of this match is a sixty minute, time limit draw!

The crowd goes insane with boos!

JR: This is not the way for the Wrestlemania main event to end!

JS: Damn straight! These fans paid good money to see a clean ending, and they don’t get that, because of the god dammed time limit!

“Real American” begins to play over the loud speakers, and Dave Lenker makes his way through the curtain.

DL: NO! NO, NO, NO, NO, NO! The main event of Wrestlemania will not end that way! I order this match to restart! No time limit! This match will go until we have a winner!

The crowd pops like crazy as the bell rings again, restarting the match. AJ Styles still lays on the mat, busted wide open. A large blood stain has gathered under Styles’ skull. Angles rolls him over, and goes for the pin attempt. 1.…2... Kick-out! Angle for another cover, and again, Styles gets his arm up in the nick of time. Angle rolls out of the ring, and he grabs a steel chair. Angle rolls back into the ring with the steel seating device. He stands over Styles for a moment, daring the champion to get back to his feet. Styles begins to get up, and the lights go out.

JS: What the hell?

Throughout the arena, we hear a familiar whistle. A light focuses in on the entrance way, revealing Bill Alfonzo standing in the entrance way, blowing his whistle like crazy. Angle heads to the side of the ropes. The lights come back, and from behind Angle comes..

JS: SABU!! SABU!! SABU!!!

Sabu comes from behind Angle and kicks the steel chair right into the Olympic Gold Medalist’s face. Sabu points to something in the raptors. Sabu grabs the chair, and comes running towards Styles. Sabu drops a running chair leg drop onto Styles. Sabu points towards the raptors once more, and the lights go out again. When the lights come back, Sabu and Bill Alfonzo are no where to be found.

JR: What the hell just happened?

Kurt Angle’s arm is now across the chest of AJ Styles. Referee Dylan Jones goes down for the count, 1.…2.…3!!!!!!! The bell rings, and Michael Buffer makes the official announcement.

MB: Your winner of this match, and NEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! World Championship Wrestling Alliance Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World, KURT ANGLE!!!!!!

“Medal” begins to play, and Kurt just collapses center ring. Referee Dylan Jones gets the WCWA Heavyweight title and lays it across the chest of Angle.

Winner in 66:38 and NEW WCWA Heavyweight champion, Kurt Angle!

The shot fades out with Kurt Angle laying center ring with the belt draped across his chest.

® 2005 WCWA