WPW Tuesday Night Turmoil - 2/6/07

[The Judge]

Attendance: 319
Southwestern Georgia's Previous: First Visit



TNT opens up with Carlos Gonzalez standing in front of a camera. He is wearing a standard black suit, a white collared shirt, and a navy blue tie to complete the outfit. Carlos clears his throat and speaks.

Carlos: I don't have alot of time to speak since TNT has to be shortened this week because of some stupid animal show, which I'm assuming most of you honkeys in the crowd will be staying for.

The crowd boo's at this, even though half of them probally are, and a few can even be seen with "I Love Opossums" T-Shirts.

Carlos: I'm here to address a... Situation. You see at Ruined Fate Dream and JMC had a title unification match to get rid of that wretched PCW Title one and for all. And what did Dream do? He got himself disqualified. Yeah, that's right, the title can't change hands on a disqualification, so much to my dismay, The Dream is STILL the PCW Champion, even though he tossed the psyical title away like the trash that it really was.

More boo's as Carlos straightens his tie and sticks his chest out a bit.

Carlos: Yeah I know, I was booing Dream for retaining it too. Here's the deal. JMC got injured in that match, he won't be back for two weeks.

Even more boo's.

Carlos: And we now have a problem with that title still existing, so I decided rather then have some half assed rematch in some stupid pothole of a town in this ugly state.

The crowd of 319 boo like there were thousands in attance.

Carlos: I decided to hold the title unification match off until our biggest show in history... Redemption 2007. But, I also decided as long as JMC has to defend his title at Everything Ends... The Dream should have to as well, and since he wants to make my life difficult by putting me in this situation, I figure he must be trying to secretly show me he wants a challenge. He wants more than one challenger, he wants five! So at Everything Ends, it will be a six pac challenge for the PCW Championship!

Cheer's.

Carlos: Shut up!

Boo's.

Carlos: Next week I will decide who will be the challengers, this week... Roster be on notice, for every single one of your matches on Live and TNT next week will be watched very... Very closely... Oh... And since the show has to be shortened for you hicks, I've canceled The White House with The One! Have a nice night!

The sound of boo's continue to fill the arena as Carlos dissappears from the titontron and the opening video for TNT plays.







Daniel: Hello everyone and welcome to our first ever TNT in Georgia. I must say, the crowd have been absolutely hot while we’ve been waiting on the show to come on air and they’ve got me really pumped for tonight’s show.

Max: well, I'm excited to but not because of these Georgians, but because of the card we have lined up. Dan Murph gets to finally put that has been The Jokester out to pasture, a hardcore match with Justin Dreamer which is always guaranteed to be interesting and on top of all that didn’t you just hear what Carlos Gonzalez said?

Daniel: Indeed I did, and that was shocking news, but we have no time to reflect on it now. Coming up right now we’re gonna kick the action off with a fatal fourway to determine the number one contenders to the somewhat controversial tag team champions.

Max: well, it has worked out for the best as it allowed the reformation of the single most dominant team in wrestling history, Beauty and the Beast.

Daniel: they may be reformed, but you have to wonder if they can regain that spark that they had before after a month apart.

Max: Well, look at DX, the Hardys and umm, MNM in another fed that are going well after reforming.

Daniel: MNM?

Max: well, it thought I would sound better if I listed three teams and they were the only other ones that came to mind

Daniel: how about the World’s Greatest Tag Team?

Max: I already mentioned them reforming. I thought that’s what we were talking about.

Daniel: no, I meant Shelton Benjamin and Charlie Haas.

Max: Who?

Daniel Never mind! Anyway, here comes the first of our teams.

The lights in the arena dim as “The Unforgiven” by metallica begins to play. The pyro goes off after 3 seconds and the LaVigne Dynasty enters the arena.

Mina: The Following contest is scheduled for one fall and is a fatal fourway match to determine the number one contenders for the tag team championships. Introducing first, at a combined weight of 510lbs, Blade and Beno, the LaVigne Dynasty.

Blade and Beno seem somewhat thrown by the total lack of reaction from the crowd, but high five regardless and make their way to the ring. They walk around the ring trying to get heat from the crowd but only get deafening silence. They shout abuse at the crowd but their words are drowned out as “The Prisoner” by Iron Maiden starts to play, with Jamie Parker making his way from the back. In stark contrast to the two previous entrants, he gets serious heat from the crowd, but just smirks on top of the stage before taking a football an punting it full force at the crowd. Parker makes his way down the ramp and halfway there, the music stops and Korn’s “I Did My Time” begins in its place. Michael Maddox comes out from the back to equal heat, partially generated by the arrogance of the pictures in his entrance video and partially because of his arrival. Maddox turns his nose up in disgust at the crowd and makes his way down the ramp after Parker, who has already entered the ring, not wanting to wait on his partner.

Mina: Their opponents, introducing first, weighing in at 235lbs, Jamie Parker. And his partner, weighing in at 260lbs, The Main Man.

Mina looks at Maddox to double check she has introduced him correctly, but Main Man just removes his sunglasses and stares at her, before coyly nodding and smiling.

As The LaVigne dynasty scurry from the ring and wait on the outside, Parker and Maddox eye each other up before going to pose on opposite turnbuckles.

Daniel: Well, obviously still some tension between these two men after their words for each other this week. There’s a very good chance that this team could still implode before they even get started.

Max: yeah, we could end up with two matches in one here tonight. These two men obviously don’t like each other. Add to that The Main Man’s obvious instability and there could be fireworks in store tonight. Wait a sec, weren’t we supposed to say something as the LaVigne Dynasty came out as well.

Daniel: oh well, too late now. Besides, from how these fans reacted, you have to wonder if they’re even going to be a factor in this match.

“You know you’re right” by Nirvana hits as Ben Wyndham comes out to his generic entrance. He gets a minor pop from the crowd as he makes his way to the ring. He waits on the outside across the ring from the LaVigne dynasty as Parker and Maddox stand in the middle of the ring.

MIna: The next team. First, weighing in at 180lbs, Ben Wyndham

Max: well, this man was pretty quiet in the buildup to this match, preferring to let his tag partner do most of the talking.

Daniel: yeah, but it’s what he said that matters. Him and Phill Bennett have an understanding, and that could serve them well in this encounter. Speaking of Mr Bennett, here he comes now.

Papa Roach’s “To Be Loved” hits and Phill Bennett appears from the back through the smoke from his pyro. He rushes to the ring, makes eye contact with Ben Wyndham before both of them slide into the ring. His pop is louder than his partner’s but still not exactly enough to blow the roof off.

Mina: And his partner, weighing in at 215lbs, Phill Bennett.

Max: Speaking of “To Be Loved,” poor Phill is getting hardly crowd any reaction here tonight, the week after his brother turned his back on him. Not exactly going to make him feel good about himself is it?

Daniel: Well, he seemed to be pretty confident this week, saying that he has been reborn as a new and improved man. I guess only time will tell if that’s the case.

Max: You know what this means. There’s only one team left to come out, and I for one cant wait.

Daniel: well, I’m sure you’re the only one. These two aren’t exactly fan favourites.

A weird mix of Marilyn Manson’s “Sweet Dreams” and “Miss Murder” by AFI plays over the speakers and Brock Goodman makes his way out to the stage. He turns and holds his arms out towards the curtain. Ave Cali walks out from the back and stands at the top of the ramp with Brock Goodman.

Max: there they are Dan. The most awaited return since... well, since ever.

Daniel: what a great analogy.

Max: I cant help it, the excitement of the occasion is just overwhelming. Can’t you feel the tension in the air? The excitement is buzzing through the arena

Daniel: The only thing I can notice spreading through this arena is the smell of your bullshit. Well, here we go. Beauty and The Beast are on their way to the ring.

Mina: Finally, at a combined wight of 415lbs, Ave Cali and Brock Goodman, Beauty and The Beast.

Ave and Brock run down the ramp and slide into the ring, wanting to get straight to work, but the referee holds them back.

Daniel: The ref trying to make sure this one goes smoothly.

Max: What the hell is he playing at? He just ruined the greatest comeback in wrestling history.

The four teams confer in separate corners and it looks like Maddox, Brock, Beno and Phill are going to start this one. Beno makes a beeline straight for Parker and Phill heads straight for Brock. The action starts off fast and furious with Phill laying punches into Brock and Beno doing the same to Parker. As Phill forces Brock into his teams corner, Beno slips in behind Parker and delivers a belly to back suplex. Parker hits the mat at the same time that Phill begins shoulder thrusting into Brock’s abdomen. Phill tags out to Ben Wyndham as Beno covers Parker for the first pin attempt of the match. Parker kicks out before the ref can even get to one and is straight up to his feet. Beno meets him with short arm clothesline, but Parker ducks under it and dropkicks Beno, sending him sprawling through the ropes at a point between Ave and Maddox’s corner. Ave and Maddox both jump down from the apron and start to beat on Beno. Blade tries to rescue his uncle, only to get himself a beating as well. In the ring, Phill takes advantage of the distraction on the outside to choke Brock in the corner as Ben Wyndham delivers kicks to the big mans gut. Parker moves over to the action and spins Wyndham around and begins to lay kicks of his own into Goodman. Ben then pushes Parker out of the way and resumes his kicking at Brock. Parker nudges Wyndham to one side slightly so there is room for both men to attack the bigger Brock.

Daniel: well, there’s no doubt who these guys see as the main threat in this match, with two teams starting off by going after Brock Goodman.

Max: it’s disgraceful. These guys are so caught up in their own fear of Beauty and the Beast that they are ignoring the fact there are four teams in this match.

Daniel: Well, there may not be for much longer. Beno and Blade just got dumped into the crowd and it looks like Maddox and Ave are heading back to their corners with their mission accomplished.

The referee gives up on trying to sort out the action outside the ring and turns his attention back to the match, where he sees Phill Bennett still trying to choke out Brock in the corner as Wyndham and Parker continue kicking away at the gut of Parker. The referee moves to admonish Phill Bennett, but doesn’t get the chance as Parker suddenly spins and elbows him from the apron. Goodman takes advantage of the break in the onslaught to roll from the ring and seeing this, Ben Wyndham lifts his knee into the kidneys of Parker and follows up by kicking out his legs from under him as he doubles over. Parker drops down and his head snaps off the bottom rope. Wyndham looks to capitalise as he locks in a camel clutch, but he’s too close to the ropes and Parker easily reaches out and grabs the bottom rope. Wyndham refuses to break the hold and waits until the very last millisecond of his five count to break. With the hold broken, Wyndham gets to his feet and argues with the ref that the five count was fast. This allows Phill Bennett to get back to his feet and pull Parkers head down on the bottom rope, letting go just as he sees the ref start to turn round again.

Daniel: You know, for a team that have never tagged together before, Wyndham and Bennett are working really well together. They know when to take advantage and their double teaming is near perfect.

Max: Yeah, well I’m glad they’ve finally laid off Brock and realised that if they are to have any hope of winning this, they need to pick on weaker opponents.

Daniel: Weaker opponents? I thought you were a fan of Parker.

Max: oh, I am, but not in this tag environment and especially not with a schizophrenic that doesn’t like him as his partner.

Wyndham rolls Parker over and positions him seated in the corner. Wyndham monkey flips Parker back into the middle of the ring, but Parker shows great agility to land on his feet. His standing position doesn’t last long as a slap is heard and Parker is blindsided by a dropkick from Ave Cali. Wyndham turns just in time to see the ref signal that a tag was made to Ave before he gets met with a dropkick himself.

Max: This match just got a lot more beautiful. It looks like that time away has really helped Ave.

Daniel: But she was always able to do dropkicks.

Max: Yeah, but before she did them from the second rope, that once was from the top. An altogether different move.

Daniel: If you say so.

Max: Oh, I do Danny boy, I do.

With Wyndham lying on the ground, Ave runs off the ropes and baseball slides him to the outside before turning her attention back to Parker who has begun to make his way to his corner. Ave runs and grabs his leg, hoisting it up in the air before slamming it back down to the mat. She looks to repeat the manoeuvre but changes her mind with Parker’s leg in the air and opts instead to deliver a kick to the exposed groin of Parker. As Parker pulls back his outreached hands to press them to his tender regions the groans of the males in the crowd say all there is to be said about the pain Parker must be feeling. The referee admonishes Ave but cant really do anything else as he cant DQ her. Ave just shrugs her shoulder and smiles at the ref, which seems to melt the stern look on her face. Ave sidesteps the referee and hits a fist drop to Parker, right back into the balls. Parker literally lets out a scream as the ref forces Ave off him. The referee points out to Ave that this is her final warning, but Ave just stares right through him.

Daniel: Ave is obviously seeking payback for the comments made by Parker earlier this week about her unsuitability for this business.

Max: well, I bet Parker is regretting that now. I can guarantee Parker has never been in such pain in his entire life, and Ave inflicted that with just two moves.

Daniel: Two illegal moves.

Max: how many times do I need to go over this with you Max? you do what you have to to win, and if the ref cant disqualify you, then you do whatever the hell you feel like.

Ave drops to the mat and covers Parker and as the ref starts to make the count, Ave shifts her hand from hooking the leg of Parker to grabbing a tight hold of his balls.

One... Maddox starts to make his way through the ropes.

Two… Here comes Brock Goodman as well

Three… No, the pinfall is broken by Phill Bennett. Phill stomps down on the face of Ave as Brock and Main Man tussle. Eventually, Brock and Main Man knock each other over the top ropes, and continue to brawl on the outside.

Daniel: The referee has lost total control of this match. It’s practically anarchy.

Max: that’s not important! What’s important is that that pinfall took place two feet from Michael Maddox and yet Phill Bennett was able to make it all the way across the ring before Maddox was able to break it.

Daniel: Good point, a further display of the lack of co-operation between The Main Man and Parker.

Just as Phill attempts to start laying into Parker, he is ambushed from behind by Blade and Beno, who have made their way back into the ring. The crowd greet this event with a very loud chant of “who are ya?” The referee tries to force Blade from the ring as Beno is still strictly speaking the legal man. Blade just pushes past the ref and begins to stomp on Jamie Parker as Beno continues to work over Phill and Ave in turn. The ref grabs Blade by the shoulder and tries to push him back to his corner, but Blade pushes him and the referee stumbles clumsily backwards before falling on his ass. The referee signals for the bell, but the bell doesn’t ring. The ref makes his way over to the apron nearest Mina and beckons her to ringside. Mina comes over and listens to what the ref ahs to say before going back over to her position.

DING DING!

Daniel: What the hell is going on here? Surely the ref knows that he cant end this match on a DQ?

Max: Well, it looks as if knowing the rules wasn’t a pre-requisite to getting a referee’s job in WPW. What the hell does this guy think he’s doing?

Mina: I have been informed that as a result of cheating and assaulting the referee, The LaVigne Dynasty have been removed from this match. This match will now continue as a triple threat.

Blade and Beno move to confront the referee, but he refuses to back down, signalling to the back for re-enforcements. A horde of refs and security make their way from the back to escort The LaVigne dynasty from the ring. As Blade and Beno are forced from the ring, the match continues with Phill Bennett trying for a pin on Ave Cali.

One

Two.. Parker tags in The Main Man

Thr... Maddox breaks the count. The ref looks up and sees TMM standing over Phill Bennett. The ref jumps up and shoves Main Man back to his corner, claiming he didn’t see the tag. Ave is first to react as she leaps across the ring and tags in Brock, but not before Phill also makes the tag out to Wyndham.

Daniel: Well, the referee finally tried to retake control of this match at the expense of Blade and Beno. And you have to believe we won’t have heard the last of this from those two brash men.

Max: the ref is a joke. If he had really been keeping tabs he would have realised that when Phill Bennett broke that count, Ben Wyndham was actually still the legal man for his team.

Daniel: You’re right. I hadn’t even noticed that.

Max: Well, that’s why I have to sit out here and babysit you every week. To make sure everything is called professionally.

Daniel: You know, I never thought I would be corrected by you max, but I guess you have your uses.

Brock heads straight for Parker, who is still out on the outside, but Wyndham intercepts him. Wyndham unleashes a volley of right hands before grabbing the wrist of Goodman and whipping him across the ring. Brock rebounds off the ropes and Ben connects with a diving clothesline which barely moves the bigger man. In the far corner, parker finally makes the tag to Main Man and he comes into the ring and continues where Ben left off, by trying to take Goodman down. Maddox hits a shoulder block on Goodman that just brings a smile to the monster’s face. Main Man comes off the ropes and ducks under the clothesline that Brock attempts. Suddenly Brock is sent staggering forwards by a dropkick to the back of the head from Wyndham. As Brock moves towards Main Man, Main Man lifts him by the waist and hits an inverted atomic drop. Brock staggers back again towards Wyndham, but doesn’t make it as a spear from TMM takes him down. Main Man lands on top of Goodman and starts to whail on him with closed fists until he is stopped by a shinging wizard by Wyndham. Wyndham drops to make the count.

One

Two

Three!

No, Brock broke the count just in time. Brock is up and grabs Wyndham up by the hair. He charges Wyndham into the corner and follows up with a running knee to the gut. Brock lifts Wyndham up onto the top rope and climbs up after him. He locks in the cobra clutch on the top rope before coming off with a backbreaker. He follows up with the pin.

One… Max: This is it! Brock Goodman just hit the Repentance on Ben Wyndham.

Two… Daniel: We’re about to name the number one contenders to the tag team titles.

Three… Phill Bennett stops the refs hand from hitting a third time as he comes off the tope rope with a frogsplash onto Goodman. Phill makes a cover of his own on Brock

One. Max: Why is the ref even counting this? Phill isn’t the legal man

Two: Max: Somebody needs to send this guy back to ref school.

Ave breaks it up with a legdrop from the top rope.

Max: thank fuck for that.

The referee again finds himself trying to restore some order, but appears to have lost track of who’s legal in the match. Finally, he figures it out and orders Phill Bennett to the outside, allowing Ave to get in some offence on Wyndham before he turns his attention to her. Ave and Brock lift Wyndham to his feet and hit a double suplex, with Wyndham landing awkwardly due to the height difference between Ave and Brock. Ave finally leaves the ring as Brock tries for the cover again.

One

Two

This time the pin is broken by Main Man who has made it back to his feet. Main Man picks Brock up and knees him in the gut, before lifting him up and hitting a spinebuster. Main Man again takes Brock to his feet and looks for The Main Man Bitch (Stunner). It connects. Main Man goes to cover Brock but stops when he hears a tag behind him. Main Man turns to see Wyndham has tagged out to Phill Bennett who is poised on the top rope. Main Man runs over, jumps to the second rope and suplexes Phill into the ring. Main Man looks for the Main Man Bitch again, this time on Bennett, but is clubbed in the back by Brock. TMM drops Phill and turns into a chokeslam from Goodman. Goodman turns and gets a superkick to the jaw from Jamie Parker who has entered the fray. He in turn gets taken down by a diving DDT from Ave. Wyndham climbs through the ropes, but Ave predicts it and spins to meet him with a clothesline. Ave picks Wyndham up and suplexes him over the top rope to the outside.

Max: Now tell me that Ave can’t compete in this business Jamie Parker. There are six participants in this match and the only one standing at the moment is Ave Cali.

Daniel: Yes, but she isn’t the legal partner for her team. She needs to get the tag to Brock.

Brock is groggily starting to get to his feet, slowly followed by Main Man and Phill Bennett. Ave rushes to her corner and holds the tag rope as Brock makes his way towards her. Phill looks towards his corner and sees nobody there, so he slips to the outside to try to get Wyndham up. Main Man looks and sees Parker laid out, so turns back to try and stop Goodman from making the tag. Too late though, as Ave Brock slap hands and she steps through the ropes. Main Man charges trying to catch her off balance, but Ave drops to the mat and takes Main Man down with a drop toehold. On the outside, Phill has gotten Wyndham to his feet, but realised that he’s still the fitter man so slides back into the ring. Ave tries to head him off with a punch, but Phill just hits back with one of his own. The two trade punches until Phill catches the arm of Ave and twists it behind her back. He wrenches it upwards, before spinning Ave round and hitting her with a belly to back throw. Phill hits a lionsault and stands behind Ave as she gets to her feet. . As Ave gets up, Phill hits the RKO. As he does so, Main Man catches him in mid air with a spear, sending all three competitors to the mat in a flurry of limbs. Ave looks to have come off worst as she lands awkwardly on her neck. Main Man is to his feet first and looks to run off the ropes, only to connect with the raised boot of Goodman. Main Man drops to the mat, but gets straight back up and punches at Brock on the outside. Brock remains on the apron however, prompting Main Man to hit a clothesline over the top rope, taking both himself and Brock to the outside. With Ave and Phill down in the ring and TMM and Brock down on the outside, Parker moves over to Goodman and his partner while Wyndham steps into the ring and tries to drag Phill to his corner. Parker grabs Main Man and rolls him into the ring beside his won corner. Parker reaches into the ring and tags himself in, just as Wyndham does the same on the opposite side of the ring. Wyndham comes in but is too slow to stop Parker hitting a second rope leg drop on Ave. parker jumps instantly to his feet and kicks out at Wyndham’s gut. Substitution connects! Parker drops for the pinfall

One

Two

Thre…

Max: Broken by Brock!

Daniel: No wait, the referee is saying it was a three. I think this one is over.

Mina looks to the referee, who signals that Parker got the three count.

Mina: Ladies and gentlemen, the winners of this match and new number one contenders for the WPW tag team titles, Jamie Parker and Michael Maddox.

Ave is just beginning to stir as Brock stares first at the referee and then Parker. Parker senses what’s coming and slides out of the ring and moves over to Maddox who is now getting to his feet. “The Prisoner” begins to play over the speakers again and Maddox looks to Parker, comprehending what has happened. The ref slides out of the ring and tries to raise the victors’ hands, but Maddox simply walks to the back. Parker just shrugs his shoulders and heads to the back himself as Brock and Ave stare at him from the ring.

Max: well, that was blatant robbery. I’m going to personally speak to Mr Gonzalez to see to it that this referee gets fired for incompetence. Brock Goodman clearly broke that count before three.

Daniel: Well, I’ve just looked at the replay and Parker did indeed get the three count before Brock made the save. The ref got it right, but I’m sure there’ll be others like you that don’t see it that way. Anyway, what a start to our first TNT in Georgia. That shock announcement by Carlos Gonzalez followed up by this rather strange match. Let’s hope it continues like this when we return.







We go backstage to see Amy White standing with a mic in her hand outside of a locker room.

Amy: Hello WPW fans, in case your wondering I am currently standing outside the locker room of a man we have recently learned to be SiNN....I am hoping I can get another chance to interview him here tonight.....here he comes!

The locker room door creaks open and SiNN steps out of his locker room, dressed in a rather torn up dress suit, though its definatly not his wrestling dress suit?

Amy: SiNN! Pardon me, but I was wondering if you would allow me another interview for the fans here at WPW. To see how you felt about what happened last week at Ruined Fate and answer some questions about where you have been?

SiNN stops quickly and turns to Amy as if he knew she was standing there.

SiNN: Amy, you should not stand outside strange peoples locker rooms with a meek little camera man and nothing but a mic to protect you. However I happen to be happy to see you, which you should be glad about.

SiNN grabs ahold of the mic, Amy lets out a bit of a protest but his eyes lock with hers and she shuts up

SiNN: I am not here to answer questions Amy! Van sat down with you and gave you what you wanted before Ruined Fate, however I am not Van and I wont be led around by your suggestive quiestioning!

SiNN looks back to the camera, a look of pure rage flicking in his eyes and melting into a smile

SiNN: My debut at Ruined Fate was smuged by a man in a mask.....A man who we all know full well couldnt handle being out of the spot light! And by a woman who is easily led by the stronger willed and minded people who surround her on a daily basis!

Shadow! You made yourself one bad enemy last week.....attempting to use Van's weakness against me was a mistake in itself, hoever leaving me high and dry while I was attempting to keep you holding YOUR gold was the biggest! You think I care one bit about leather and gold! You think I care about a walking set of tits and a mystery man?

SiNN looks back at Amy who steps back and draws into herself

SiNN: Amy.....do you want an answer to the most important question....the question is: What will SiNN do about Shadow and his little masked diva?

The answer to that one is quite simple and can be answered with another question itself.....Do you like ladders Shadow? You see, your lack of interest in our metal laddered battle royal last week has made me think about how exactly I want to take care of you.

And being of stable mind it didnt take me long to go.....fucking hell! LADDERS!

Dont make the often made mistake of thinking I want to climb up there and win something......I warn you just like I warn every other person walking into that ring with me.....dont think you will be walking out, I am going to use everything inside and outside that ring. Every bit of metal and plastic, wood and plaster......everthing I can to make sure it all ends!

He rubs his hand slowly down his face forcefully with the palm

SiNN: And when I am all done with you there.....The SiNNovation will have infected another person with the virus.....and at Everything Ends my masked monkey scented silent pal......Everything for you really will end.

SiNN turns back to Amy and reaches out with the mic to give it back to her....when she reaches for it he grabs and pulls her close to him and with baited breath he slowly speaks to her

SiNN: But until that day Amy.....Until I feel its time to make my mark.....Until SiNN decides its time to show that he really was the puppet master pulling all the strings all along.....Until then......Goodnight my children!

He lets her go and walks off camera, Amy stands there holding herself as if she where cold and then looks at the camera.

Amy: Well folks.......the challange has been laid out.....SiNN wants Shadow in a ladder match at Everything Ends.....

She shivers and motions for it to end

Amy: Shit that guy is creepy as hell......



Max: Ew. Freak.

Daniel: On that note, we also got word that Kayne Risen is in the hospital recovering from being struck by an automobile at Ruined Fate. Unfortinately, there isn't any evidence as to what happened yet, nor is there a return date set for Kayne, but you better believe whoever did this isn't going to get away with it.

Max: What do you mean? They already have!





Mina: The following contest is scheduled for one fall!

Lights flicker then yellow sparks from the ceiling hit the ground. Tank appears walking down the ring cocky. He gets to the ring and raises his hands up and fiery pyros circles the ring.

Introducing first… Tank!

Daniel: Tank looks all fired up here tonight

Max: Well, he better be if he wants to go one on one with the former champ

"Just close your eyes" hits and the lights are yellow, and out walks Mykal Adams to the center of the stage dressed in his wresting attire with a black and gold hoodie on. He looks to the crowd, pulls the hood off of his head, spins around, and the pyro goes off from behind him. He points to the crowd (and especially acknowledges the ladies in attendance) as he makes his way to the ring.

Mina: And introducing his opponent… Mykal Adams!

Max: And Adams, ready for action!

Daniel: He wants to avenge himself against that loss against Gerard Carson last week

Max: But what a hell of a match that was

Mykal stands up from under the ropes. As he gets to his feet, Tank comes charging across the ring, and jumps into the air. Tank hits a dropkick to the left knee of Adams. Mykal falls to the mat, and grabs at his knee. He rolls on the floor for a few seconds, but regains his composure

Max: Damn

Daniel: What a dropkick from Tank! He could’ve torn that knee straight off

Adams is still on the ground, clutching at his knee. Tank stands over Adams, and stomps away at his knee. Tank lifts his foot straight into the air and drives his foot hard against the bone. Each shot after the other leaves Adams screaming out in pain. The referee steps in between the two, holding Tank off

Daniel: Come on, Tank, the match hasn’t even started yet.

Max: Adams would be lucky if he could stand after that

Tank raises his hands up defensively, and backs off Adams. The referee holds out his hand so Adams can stand up. Mykal refuses his help, and grabs for the ropes

Daniel: What pride he has. Adams will stand on his own

Max: For about a few seconds

Adams ropes hold and pulls himself up. Mykal balances himself on the mat, but still holds on to his knee. He motions to the referee that he’s fine and ready.

Daniel: What a fighter

The referee calls for the bell, and the match is underway. Almost immediately, Tank charges again for that dropkick. Adams sees it coming, and swings his right leg out, tripping Tank in the process

Max: Smart move there

Daniel: He knew Tank was going to try attacking that injured knee

Tank hits the mat hard, but rolls over to his back. With a swift punch, Tank throws his fist into the back of Mykal’s injured leg. Adams falls to one knee, holding his leg. Tank jumps to his feet. Tank runs and bounces off the ropes. Tank charges across the ring, and clotheslines the kneeling Mykal Adams. Mykal falls to the mat, but rolls over to his stomach. Adams is holding his knee for dear life

Daniel: Adams was a sitting duck out there

Max: You think his knee may be bothering him?

Daniel: Come on Max! You know the second the match is over he’s going straight to the trainer

Tank kicks at the ribs of Mykal Adams. Mykal flails one arm out, in an attempt to block the shots, while the other holds on to his knee. But Tank’s foot is more powerful than Mykal’s hand, as Tank knocks Adams’ hand away. Tank steps on top of Adams’ knee, and twists his foot. Adams screams in agony once again. Out of desperation, Adams grabs Tank by the ankle and gives a twist of his own. Adams locks in an ankle lock

Daniel: Adams has Tank in an ankle lock, while he’s on the ground, and Tank is standing up?

Max: Something tells me that’s more of an annoyance than a pain

Tank tries to kick his foot free, but Adams holds on. Tank pulls and pulls on his leg, but it will not be given up. Tank pulls his other leg back, and licks at Adams’ hand. But Mykal was ready for him, and hooks onto the other leg. Adams drops Tank to the mat straight to his ass

Daniel: See, this is why Mykal Adams was a former unified champion. He’s got great ring sense

Max: Sure, but only if he could stand up

Tank shakes his head, but is then met with a roundhouse kick to the face. Adams stronger leg fires away, knocking Tank out flat. Adams reaches over to the ropes to pull himself up again

Max: What a shot by Mykal Adams. I guess I forgot he had a good leg

Daniel: And what power in that spinning kick. But can Adams get back to his feet?

Adams holds on to the second rope, and gets to one knee. As Adams grabs the top rope, Tank stands up. After shaking the sense back into himself, Tank makes his way over to the falling Adams. Tanks clasps his hands together and hits a double axe to the back of Mykal Adams, sending him right back down to the mat

Max: He almost got up, but Tank was there with a hard shot to the back

Daniel: Tank seems to be strong out there. And Adams is a hurt animal

Max: The hurt animals always fall victim to the hungry poachers

Daniel: Ok, no more animal analogies

Tank stands over the fallen Mykal Adams again. Tank lifts the upper body of Adams up, and locks in a Cobra Clutch. Adams is right by the ropes, and grabs them in almost no time. Tank releases the hold

Max: Adams got saved by those ropes yet again

Tank grabs Adams by the injured leg. Tank drags Adams across to the center of the ring, without letting go of that leg. Adams is hitting the mat, trying to pump himself up

Max: Is he tapping already?

Daniel: No, he’s fighting on

Max: But he’ll tap soon. He can’t hold on for much longer

Tank lifts the injured leg p, and drops an elbow straight into the knee of Adams. Mykal is beside himself with pain. Tank holds on to the leg, and tilts it into the air with a vicious leg lock. Adams is reaching out for the ropes, but they’re too far away

Daniel: Adams looking for the ropes, but he can’t reach them

Max: He’ll have to give it up here

Adams reaches out, then turns his attention to Tank. Adams clenches his fist and fires hard shots into the face of Tank. One after the other, Adams’ knuckles drive into the forehead of Tank. He can only take so many, before Tank releases the hold. Tank retreats to his corner

Daniel: Good counter offense by Adams, but what does he have left?

Max: Tank went over to plan his own thought

Tank looks across at Adams, waiting for him to rise. After what feels like an eternity, Adams makes it back to his feet, without the need of ropes. Adams hops onto one foot, throwing his weight off. Tank charges back and licks Adams in the gut. Adams bends down, and Tank lifts Mykal into the air. Tank attempts to hit his finisher, the TKO

Max: Like I said, this is it

Tank spins Adams around, but Adams spins off, landing on his feet. Mykal stands behind Tank, grabs his shoulders, and drives him down to the mat

Daniel: What a counter by Mykal Adams. He’s coming back in this

Max: Sure, but what does he have left is the big question

Tank seems dazed. The adrenaline fires Mykal up, who gets back to his feet with little difficulty

Daniel: Looks like some of that pain may be going away

Max: Yeah, until morning

Mykal takes his good leg, and stomps into the knee of Tank. Now it’s Tank’s turn to scream out in pain

Max: I don’t know, things are changing for Adams

Adams grabs the legs of Tank, and locks in a sharpshooter. His bad leg is on the outside, putting little force into the move. Tank yells out, and heads for the ropes. Tank can’t reach, so he turns toward the turnbuckle. Once Tank gets near the turnbuckle, he turns around

Max: I’m confused

Daniel: Tank was right by the ropes, but he didn’t try to grab them

Max: What is he thinking?

As Tank turns away from the turnbuckle, his look of agony turns into a laugh

Daniel: What is he thinking?

Max: He’s playing possum!

Tank starts to back up, moving Mykal closer and closer toward the turnbuckle. Mykal is right by the corner. Tank lets out a huge laugh, then spins his legs to break the hold

Daniel: I don’t get it. Why didn’t he break out before?

Max: He’s got something else in mind

Daniel: But how could he?

Max: I guess the lack of power from the other must have made the sharpshooter relatively painless for Adams

Tank breaks the hold. He is on all fours. Tank looks back, then fires a mule kick toward Adams. Tank’s leg hits Adams directly in the knee. And after moving closer toward the corner, the force of the shot sends Mykal’s knee into the post. Tank hits hard, knocking the knee completely into the corner post

Max: Oh my god!

Daniel: What a shot! That must have shattered him!

Max: All makes sense now, doesn’t it?

Mykal grabs his knee harder than ever before. The shot clearly shattered his knee. Tank gets up from his position, and lifts Adams up onto his feet. Adams can barely stand. This time, Tank connects with the TKO. Tank makes the cover

One…
Two…
Three…

Mina: Here is your winner… Tank!

Daniel: Tank may have won that match, but Mykal Adams is severely hurt out there

Max: We’re gonna need some help out there

Tank exits the ring and heads toward the back. Adams lays in the center of the ring, unable to move. EMTs make it to the ring to help Mykal to his feet. They lift Mykal into the air, draping his arms over their shoulders. Adams can barely move his feet, as the EMTs carry Adams out

Daniel: Adams would be lucky if he could walk after that

Max: poor guy, couldn’t even do it on his own power

Daniel: Trust me, as soon as we hear anything, we’ll give everyone an update

Max: I am not a doctor, but Adams will definitely be out for some time after that!



The scene goes backstage where Amy White is standing with microfone in hand waiting.

Amy: I'm standing here with the new number one contender for the WPW World Heavyweight Championship...Dan Murph!!

A massive roar of boo's can be heard from the crowd as Dan steps into the camera shot. As the boo's slowly begin to die down, a single person in the crowd shouts "YOU SUCK!" As a couple of the fans let out a few small laughs before the whole crowd go silent.

Amy: Dan, after beating Dust and The Jokester at Ruined Fate for the number one contendership. Tonight you go one on one with Jokester for the first time in your career. How...

Dan: Listen. Listening to your voice go on, and on, and on and onnnnn. Is like being poked in the eye with a screw driver. Its painful! So how about you do us all a favour, hand me the mic, and then just stand there looking pretty, because we all know the only reason Carlos Gonzales hired you is becaue he likes to see a bit of leg.

Amy hands the mic over to Dan and then steps away from him a little, crossing her arms with a sour look on her face.

Dan: Thank you. Now, at Ruined Fate, I became the number one contender for the WPW World Heavyweight Championship. I went into that match in many peoples eyes as the major underdog. Noone thought I would win this match, and Dust atleast, was just looking past me and looking straight at JMC and the WPW Title. But in the end, the better, stronger, more talented man won out. At the end of the night, I made an example out of the WPW Champion. And why?? Well why do you think?? I took out the Champion to make a statement. The statement being, that his time is on top is swiftly coming to an end. James Moriarty Cassius is now out for atleast two weeks. And while hes sitting in a hospital bed, watching TNT. I'm here Live!! drawing in the bigger crowds. Incase you hadn't noticed, WPW hit the 1,000 mark recently, and that is purely because of the Irish...GOD! Since I hit the main event scene, attendances have rised rapidly. I alone have put WPW on the map. And on March 20th, when I become Champion, WPW's stock will continue to rise.

But on to tonight. The Jokester. I addressed you only yesterday, so I won't go into too much detail here. I made myself perfectly clear in my promo. Jokester, you are a has been. You don't have what it takes to be in the main event anymore! Once, you were on top of this business. But now the only thing you are is overrated. And I'm here to show everyone in this company just how useless you really are. Tonight, whether its the Cyclone, or the Black Death...You will Black Out!

Dan throws the microphone onto the ground and walks away as Amy is still giving him a dirty look.



The camera moves backstage to where WPW interviewer, Amy White, is standing in front of the camera with a microphone held under her mouth.

Amy: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my guest at this time, he is the God of Live and NEW Florida State Champion, Gerard Carson!

Cheers can be heard from the crowd as the camera zooms out and Gerard steps into the picture, with both titles held on his shoulders and a light smile on his face as Amy turns to face him with the microphone still held under her mouth.

Amy: Gerard, after what was a tremendous match at Ruined Fate, you were able to overcome a tough opponent in the form of Mykal Adams and once again become a dual champion, how does it feel to be dual champion? And what are your thoughts on the match itself that you had to go through to hold two titles once again?

Gerard: Well Amy, it feels great to be holding two titles once again after what was a tough battle, one of the toughest I’ve ever been in, but in the end, I was able to defeat a more than worthy opponent in an incredible match, and I have to really give Mykal credit, because he put up a hell of a fight as well, and that’s exactly what made this match one for the ages…

Amy: Speaking of Mykal Adams, earlier in the show, he suffered a misfortune in an injury, in which he’s gonna be out for a little while, and the question is Gerard, what are your thoughts on this?

The fans boo at the thought of one of their favourites being out for a while, but Gerard just nods as the look in his face is sympathetic.

Gerard: That was unfortunate for him, and I hope he has a speedy recovery Amy, honestly, I do, because Mykal and I still have unfinished business as regards to in our battle for the Florida State title, and it’s a shame that this had to go and happen to him. But as I said, once he gets back, there’s one thing that everyone can guarantee, that the Gerard Carson vs Mykal Adams rematch is just waiting to happen, and I can guarantee that it’s gonna be one hell of a rematch at that!

The fans cheer at this as Amy nods and smiles.

Amy: One last question, with a challenger in Mykal Adams out for now, who do you believe is next in line for a shot at your championship Gerard?

Gerard: (smirks) I guess I’m gonna have to wait and find out who management have in store for me, and whoever they will be, they better be ready for a challenge, because all I have to say to them for now is simply this…

Gerard turns to face the camera as the determination suddenly appears on his face.

Gerard: Bring it on!

The fans cheer again as Gerard leaves the interview area and the camera moves back to Amy White, who is smiling lightly as she has the microphone lowered now before the camera goes back to the ring.





Mina: This next contest is a tag team match and is scheduled for one fall…….approaching the ring at a weight of 235 lbs and hailing from Brooklyn, New York, he is Twizted!!!

Max: Oooh, Daniel, we’re on.

Daniel: We’re on and we’re hot. Where are we? Oh, yeah, we’re at this promising tag match between two teams who are hungry for success after last week’s match-ups.

Max: I’m hungry for potato chips. Where did that concession monkey get to?

Daniel: I’m not too happy about this new policy of employing non human staff to earn a few extra bucks for this company, Max.

(A genuine monkey with a tray of potato chips jumps up on the announce table and demands money from Max with an angry noise. Max pays up and opens the bag)

Twizted glances angrily at Max and Daniel as he gets ringside, upset with the lack of recognition from the two commentators. He pumps himself up before jumping into the ring through the bottom and middle ropes and goes through his usual to the sound of ‘Believe Me’ by Fort Minor.

Mina: His partner, hailing from somewhere in Florida, weighing in at 346 lbs, Kaze!!!!

‘Some Kind of Monster’ by Metallica pumps up the volume a notch as Kaze makes his way to the ring.

Daniel: This man is an absolute monster. 346 lbs of angry orphaned muscle. He’s not an obvious partner for Twizted, but he’ll do anything to get the job done.

Max: Anything except listen to a Justin Timberlake CD all the way through……..but who would?

Mina: Their opponents, hailing from Toronto, Canada, weighing in at 230 lbs, he is Jeremy Lapalme!

‘Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me’ by U2 comes across the PA.

Crowd: Boo!

Daniel: Boo!

Max: Boo!

Television Audience: Boo!

Mina: Boo!

Daniel: Well, that establishes that nobody likes U2 and we’re not keen on the cocky brat Lapalme either.

Lapalme enters the ring, wary of Kaze and Twizted, but still does his arrogant fist in the air, pinky raised pose.

Max: Boo!

Daniel: That’s enough of that, Max. We’re professional unbiased reporters of the unvarnished truth. We don’t have favorites.

Max: Yeah, right. Booooooooo!

Mina: And his partner, hailing from Philadelphia, PA and weighing in at 235 lbs, he is M……V……Peeeeee!!!!!!

Daniel: The most controversial man in Sports Entertainment right now, Mr Viciously Pilloried, Most Vindictively Patronised, Major Victories Purloined, MVP

Max: Not Donald Trump then.

Daniel: Most definitely not Donald Trump.

MVP walks out slowly and stops to talk with some fans in the front row. A child slaps him in the face.

Max: That happens a lot. It’s time we banned that kid. What’s he doing following us from Ocala anyway?

Daniel: I think we need the attendance figures, Max. Otherwise we wouldn’t get the sponsorship money from Budweiser!
It’s…………um……….it’s…an alcoholic drink.

Max: ………in bottles……..

Daniel: ……….and cans……

Max: I’m more of a Martini man, myself.

MVP gets in the ring but thinks better going to all four corners as Kaze stands threateningly in one of them

Daniel: Well, this looks to be one of the matches of the night. A result of the fallout from Ruined Fate where Twizted beat Lapalme and MVP shocked Kaze. What’s going to be the result tonight? Four young men looking to advance themselves in the rankings. Two will be victorious and two will be MVP and Lapalme.

Ding Ding.

Daniel: Match starts between Lapalme and Twizted

Max: Shhhh. New policy. No commentary until the match gets properly started.

Daniel: Oh.

The match does indeed start between Lapalme and Twizted. Lapalme locks hands briefly, brings up a knee and headlocks Twizted as he bends. Twizted pushes Lapalme in the back while kicking backwards and pops out of the lock. Lapalme grabs the ropes to prevent a bounce back so Twizted shoulder charges him in the kidneys. He goes to repeat the move but Lapalme turns quickly and double axe handles him on the back of the neck. Twizted sinks to his knees and Lapalme floors him with a boot.

Daniel: Lapalme has learned something since last week.

Max: He learned to turn up for the match. That’s a start, I suppose.

Lapalme goes for an ankle lock early on but Twizted kicks him before he can apply pressure and Lapalme backs off rubbing his head where Twizted caught him with his boot. Lapalme snarls and comes in with a stomp to the midsection. Twizted blocks a second stomp and pushes Lapalme away.
As he bounces back, Twizted gets in a drop toehold and tries to apply a Sharpshooter before Lapalme can recover. Lapalme is still too strong however and lands a couple of Roundhouse Rights. Twizted releases and Lapalme tags in MVP.

Daniel: Explosive start from both men and here comes the man who many say should now be challenging for the top honors here at WPW, MVP.

Max: Many more say he should be tied to an anthill and his genitals smothered in honey. I vote option ‘B’.

Daniel: Wrestling is not a democratic process, Max. The best player is the one who wins, not the most popular kid in the school.

Max: That explains a lot.

Daniel: Glad to be of help. MVP comes right in with a Clothesline, then drops an elbow just to underline his point. Twizted rolls to the corner and tags in Kaze. This should be interesting. It’s only two weeks since MVP flattened his then tag team partner, Kaze, with a steel chair and only last week at Ruined Fate, he beat him one on one with the help of some Brass Knuckles.

MVP looks a little intimidated and backs off as the huge figure of Kaze enters the ring looking for payback after his loss at Ruined Fate. MVP tries a dropkick but Kaze swats him aside like a diseased fly and drops a knee on MVP after he hits the mat. He then keeps his knee in the middle of MVP’s back and pulls back on his forehead.
Referee Todd Franklin asks MVP the question. But MVP manages to shake his head a little.
Lapalme enters the ring and breaks the hold with a boot to the back of Kaze’s head. Kaze turns to go after Lapalme, but he is out of the ring quickly and MVP recovers to buckle Kaze with a kick to the back of his knee.

Daniel: Good idea. MVP brings Kaze down to his level with that kick and he follows up with a Swinging Neckbreaker. He tags Lapalme back in and assists him with a boosted Splash. MVP drops an elbow before stepping between the ropes but is immediately tagged back in by Lapalme. He jumps up on the ropes for a Swanton Bomb on the supine Kaze. He stays for a cover…..

1………….2………Kaze throws him off.

Kaze gets to his feet but is slapped on the back by Twizted and Franklin insists that the tag has been made and that Kaze leaves the ring. Twizted stuns MVP with a diving headbut then tosses him about the ring with a variety of throws.

Max: *Gasp* - That was every suplex imaginable!

Daniel: And a few I couldn’t possibly imagine. Have you ever seen anyone suplexed by a grip on the pubic hair before?

Max: No, Daniel. That’s a new one on me.

The action has left Twizted breathless but he is reluctant to tag back in Kaze. Lapalme takes advantage of this to blind tag MVP as he lies on the mat and he rushes into the ring to Superkick Twizted clean over the top rope.

Daniel: That’s got the crowd warmed up. Lapalme maybe starting to win over a few opinions with this sort of action.

Lapalme gets a bit too cocky though and climbs the ropes, aiming to sink a Flying Elbow on Twizted as he lies helpless on the outside. Twizted rolls out of the way at the last second however and Lapalme lands awkwardly. Both men lie gasping as Franklin begins the count.

1…….….2…………..3…………..4……..

Daniel: This seems like a suitable break in which you can give us this week’s ‘Tell Us A Fact About X, Max.’ This week, tell us a fact about Jeremy Lapalme.

Max: Jeremy Lapalme has the world’s largest collection of dead scorpions.

Daniel: Fascinating, and no doubt entirely untrue. That was this week’s ‘Tell Us A Fact About X, Max’. Just how long can you keep this up?

Max: How long is a six inch piece of string?

Daniel: 6 inches.

Max: ………(speechless initially)……..my point exactly.

Franklin reaches 8 as Lapalme gets back in the ring to tag in MVP, shortly followed by Twizted who reaches his corner to tag Kaze.
MVP and Kaze rush at each other, Kaze connecting first with a Spinebuster. He forearms MVP and stays for the cover.

1……….2……..MVP gets a shoulder up.

Kaze pulls him to his feet and Chokeslams him straight back down, keeping his hands on his chest for the pin.

1………2…….Thr……..No!!! MVP gets another shoulder up.

Kaze pulls MVP to his feet once again and hoists him up onto his shoulders preparing for The End (an F5) but Lapalme rushes into the ring again and chop blocks Kaze. MVP lands astride Kaze’s shoulders and Franklin counts again.

1……….2…….This time Kaze gets a shoulder up.

Twizted is trying to get into the ring to complain about Lapalme’s interference but Todd Franklin prevents him from getting through the ropes without a tag.
Lapalme takes advantage of the distraction by throwing MVP some brass knuckles retrieved from where they had been taped earlier. MVP connects with two swift rights to Kaze’s temple and covers again, hiding the brass knuckles and shouting to Franklin that he wants a count. Franklin slides over and thumps the mat.

1………2………but Twizted bustles in and attempts to kick MVP. Todd Franklin is in the way however and takes the full force of Twizted’s boot. He collapses.
Lapalme comes in to fight off Twizted and MVP goes to land another brass knuckled punch on Kaze’s unprotected head.
Kaze gets up a huge fist and catches MVP’s hand before the blow lands.

Daniel: This is falling apart now. Twizted and Lapalme are trading blows but Kaze has MVP in a vice like grip and headbuts him away from the cover.

The brass knuckles fly off and bounce across the mat and out of the ring. Twizted Spears Lapalme back out through the ropes and his momentum carries him to the outside where they continue their forearm swap-meet.
Kaze picks up the dazed MVP like a rag doll, hoists him onto his shoulders once again and lands a perfect ‘The End’. He covers and a recovering Franklin’s hand twitches three times.

1………..2………..3!!!!!!!!!!

The bell rings.

Mina: The winners of this contest, Twizted and Kaze!!!

‘Some Kind of Monster’ briefly plays but MVP slides out of the ring as Kaze celebrates, the other two men taking their fight into the crowd. As Kaze’s back is turned, MVP gets back in the ring with a steel chair and, without warning, brings it down hard on the unsuspecting Kaze. Kaze drops and Twizted clambers back into the ring to protect his partner but is rugby tackled from behind by Lapalme. Kaze looks unconscious so MVP turns his attention to Twizted, rolling him over and pressing the edge of the chair against his windpipe while Lapalme holds his legs. Twizted tries to protect his throat, but MVP raises the chair, planning to bring it down hard on his neck.

Daniel: Oh my God! He’s going to decapitate him!

Scorch and Ranks appear as if from nowhere and charge at MVP before he can strike the blow. The chair goes flying and both Lapalme and MVP make a quick exit as the new arrivals make it four against two. Ranks helps Twizted to his feet and Scorch rouses Kaze, but they both keep a close eye on the retreating defeated tag team.

Daniel: Not a moment too soon there. MVP in a blind rage looked as though he was going to do some serious damage to Twizted there. I don’t think this little shindig is over. But that’s for another day. As the ring clears, let’s take a look at what’s up next.



Justin Dreamer is in the back taping up his wrists when Andrew Xavier walks up to him.

Xavier: So I hear if you win your match tonight, you get a shot.

Dreamer finishes taping one wrist, and starts on the other.

Xavier: Well I just wanted to let you know that if that bastard Stallion gets the better of you, you'll have a guardian angel watching over you.

Dreamer finishes the tape on his second wrist, and bends down to relace his boots.

Xavier: Okay, fine play the silent game. But I'm just letting you know...I got your back.

Dreamer ties his boot back up again and stares Xavier right in the face. Xavier smirks and walks away as Dreamer looks a bit puzzled.





We come back from commercial and all of a sudden "Petrified" blasts through the arena as Mike Adams steps out onto the stage with pyro going off all over the place. Adams flips bcks his hoodie and acknowledges the fans even though most of them are booing him. Jess slides up behind Mike and drapes an arm around him as she has a briefcase in her hand.

Max: What the hell is Mike Adams doing down here?

Daniel: Yeah, I thought we were supposed to have our Hardcore match up next. Someone get me the damn schedule.

Adams runs down to the ring and slides under the bottom rope and turns around staring at Jess walking down the ramp and stepping into the ring. Adams then pops up to his feet and demands a microphone.

Adams: Now I know a lot of you are wondering why I'm here this week. Well I'm here to tell you exactly why. You see there was a travesty that happened a couple of weeks ago. Now I know a lot of you fans weren't fans of PCW.

Crowd boos as soon as Adams mentions PCW.

Adams: My point exactly. However, most wrestling fans out there can still respect how long PCW survived especially with all the chaotic changes in leadership the company had over it's two year long existance or so. And a lot of the men that were in that company are the finest athletes to ever step foot in a wrestling ring, least of all myself.

Crowd boos even louder as Jess is clapping for Adams.

Max: Jesus, what a surprise Mike Adams making himself out to be a god yet again.

Daniel: Well he was the longest reigning PCW Champion Max, that has to count for something doesn't it?

Max: Not when he mentions it every chance he gets.

Adams: I was the longest reigning PCW Champion in history God dammit, you people will show me some fucking respect!

Daniel: Can he drop an F Bomb like that on this show?

Max: Luckily we do have a censor.

Adams: As I was saying, a travesty occurred here a couple of weeks ago. You see I have been saying for months, both in this company and in PCW that The Dream could not and should not represent an entire company. He has been in and out of rehab more times than Courtney Love, and quite frankly I think he's a piece of shit! And a couple weeks ago he took everything that I've ever said about him and proved me 100% accurate.

Dream, you took the PCW Heavyweight Title and you threw it down. Worse than that you threw it into this sea of Floridiots. You claim to be such a foward moving thinker when in fact you don't realize how it is that people even know the name of The Dream. When I first came to PCW it was guys like you and Jokester that made me want to be a success. However, once I saw what a fruad you were Dream, it gave me even more motivation to destroy you. A goal I had all but accomplished until your on-again off-again tag partner came in and practically handed you the PCW Title.

However, seeing that not only have you discarded your title of PCW Heavyweight Champion and were stupid enough to get yourself disqualified at Ruined Fate so the titles could not be unified, this leads me to a decision I had to make. My darling Jess if you please.

Max: What the hell is Adams talking about?

Daniel: I don't know but this crowd sure is not a fan of anything he has to say.

Jess walks around to the front of Adams and opens the briefcase in front of him. Adams smiles as he looks down and pulls out the PCW Heavyweight Title with the words Mike Adams engraved on it. Jess then tosses the briefcase aside and kisses Adams on the lips as she takes the title and wraps it around his waist.

Max: Oh, what the hell is this?

Daniel: I think that's obvious.

Adams: That's right folks, since the PCW Champion has forfeited his title...it then reverts back to the man he took...or in this case stole it from. So ladies and gentlemen allow me to introduce the NEW PCW World Heavyweight Champion: Me! The Unstoppable One Mike Adams!

The crowd is booing and chanting some vile things towards Jess as she is tearing up watching Mike with his title belt.

Max: Wow, Mike Adams awarding himself the PCW Title....I never thought I'd see the day....again.

Daniel: I don't know what you're talking about Max. If Dream throws down the title why shouldn't Adams be the champion?

Before Max can answer Adams raises his arms high and pyro gets set off on the stage and the turnbuckle posts as confetti is falling from the sky as fans are chanting "Bullshit!" towards Adams and Jess as he is posing like a conquering hero.

Max: Now what kind of self-fellating bull sh...Hold on fans, I've just been given word that Justin Dreamer apparently couldn't wait and he has attacked Stallion in the backstage area. We're going to go there now.





Right at the Gorilla position Dreamer is standing over Stallion with a kendo stick in his hands as Stallion is on his knees. Dreamer then takes the stick and slams it down across the back of Stallion as Stallion is trying to crawl away from Dreamer.

Daniel: Jesus, Dreamer is insane! He couldn't even wait for Mike to finish celebrating.

Max: Actually I think if we kept the camera on that egomaniac he would have celebrated his "title win" all night.

Daniel: Finger quotes don't come off well in text Max.

Max: What?

Dreamer them delivers a kick to the gut of Stallion and lifts him to his feet. Dreamer goes for another kendo stick shot to the side but Stallion hooks his arm right over the swinging stick and blocks the shot as Stallion clotheslines Dreamer down with his other arm. Stallion then looks around and grabs a steel chair and unfolds it. Stallion kicks Dreamer right in the face then sits him down in the chair. Stallion gears up and charges towards Dreamer and dropkicks him in the chest sending him toppling back in the chair.

Max: That's why he's the Hardcore champion, it's innovative moves like that, that really separate Stallion from the rest.

Stallion then walks away from Dreamer and carries back a garbage can full of toys. Stallion pulls a steel chain out from the can and wraps it around the neck of Dreamer. Dreamer tries to block it but Stallion steps on the back of Dreamer and pulls back trying to choke out Justin. A ref quickly runs over and goes to see is Justin wants to tap. Justin is keeping the chain away from his throat as much as he can and shaking his head fervently. Stallion then gets frustrated and lets go of the chain and looks towards the garbage can again. Dreamer then takes the chain and hooks Stallion's ankle and trips him up.

Daniel: Quick thinking there by Dreamer.

Dreamer gets up to his feet and he grabs a trash can lid from the can and goes to slam it down on the head of Stallion but Stallion grabs the kendo stick and blocks the shot. Stallion then quickly get to his feet and charges at Dreamer with the kendo stick, but Dreamer ducks the shot and hits Stallion in the gut with the trash can lid. Dreamer then hits the back of Stallion with the trash can lid. Dreamer tosses the lid aside and picks Stallion up by the hair. He locks up with Stallion and Irish whips him into a near brick wall. Dreamer then take the head of Stallion and slams it back up against the wall. Dreamer then dumps out the trash can and runs towards Stallion. Stallion reaches up quickly and grabs a ledge from the wall and uses his upper body strength to kick both his feet into the trash can and into the head of Dreamer.

Max: Wow what a counter there by the Hardcore champion.

Daniel: He must really not want to face Dreamer when this belt is on the line.

Stallion then gives a running bulldog to Dreamer and drives his face into the concrete. Stallion then flips Dreamer over onto his back and places the chair on his chest and looks up at a nearby scaffolding. He kisses his necklace and then begins to climb up, looking backwards as he's climbing to make sure Dreamer hasn't moved. Suddenly from out of nowhere, Andrew Xavier runs out from the backstage area and rolls Dreamer out of the way. Xavier then grabs the kendo stick and looks up at Stallion smirking and swigning the kendo stick wildly at Stallion's feet.

Daniel: What the hell is Xavier doing here?

Max: Well he did tell Dreamer that he had already softened up Stallion, maybe he wants to further that agenda.

Daniel: Not to mention that Xavier is about as obsessed with being the Hardcore champion as Dreamer is.

Max: I don't even know how Stallion is going to get out of this situation.

Dreamer climbs up the back of the scaffolding unbeknownst to Stallion, and Stallion is screaming for Xavier to leave. Xavier starts to climb up the scaffolding himself and hits Stallion in the leg with the kendo stick. Dreamer gets on the top of the scaffolding and he takes a wire that was up there and wraps it around the throat of Stallion. Stallion suddenly begins flailing his limbs back and forth and is kicking and gasping for breath as Dreamer has a crazed look in his eyes and pulls up harder. Xavier starts laughing very loudly and pulls out a table and sets it up right under the scaffold.

Daniel: Oh this does not bode well for our Hardcore champion.

The ref quickly looks up the scaffolding to see Stallion losing his breath and calls for the bell.

Mina: Here is the winner as a result of a submission, Justin Dreamer!

Max: Well this hardly seems fair damn it! Stallion was going to finish Dreamer off if it wasn't for Andrew Xavier coming down there.

Daniel: A little focus Max, Dreamer still hasn't released the hold.

Dreamer is still choking out the Hardcore champion as Xavier climbs back up the scaffolding. Xavier gets up next to Stallion as he is almost lifeless now and the flailing has definitely stopped. Dreamer laughs loudly as Xavier turns around and grabs the head of Stallion. Dreamer drops the cord and Xavier dleivers an RKO-type move off the scaffolding as both men crash through the table below.

Max: Holy shit! A modified Xavier Expereince off the top of that scaffolding!

Dreamer then stands atop the scaffolding and still has that crazed look in his eyes as he looks down at Stallion.

Daniel: Oh...no...don't do this!

Dreamer then leaps off the top of the scaffolding with a suicide dive and lands squarely on Stallion as the referee calls for several officials and medics to come check on them. The camera pans back to Max and Daniel at the annoucne table.

Max: We'll be back after we sort out this whole mess...Jesus is he still celebrating?

The camera turns in the ring to see Adams completely not noticing the match and celebrating his title "victory" as we fade to commercial.



The Jokester is backstage, having his feet massaged by the Bees prior to his contest with Dan Murph. A Scotch sits on the table beside him and the Bees dip their fingers in it before pummelling Jokester's toes. While they do this, Jokester takes a healthy sip of his whisky. The door clatters open and in strides the Dream.

Jokester: Hey, whaddya know, it's my sometime tag team bud, still current PCW Champ and never WPW Champ, the Dream. What's up? Thought you had been banned from the arena.

Dream: Bans are for creatively avoiding at all times, my jocular former hooded anti-hero. Who you got this week anyway? That Irish Cosa Nostra wannabe, the Murphia?

Jokester: Yeah, a little unfinished business after Ruined Fate. He thinks he's the number one contender. You probably think you're still the number one contender. Hell, even Beno thinks he's the number one contender, but I'm here to put his little 'You're a has been' rants in their proper place.

Dream: And that's not the 'Greatest Wrestling Put-Downs of the 21st Century Top 100'?

Jokester: I've faced bigger insults from the popcorn guy. Vicious little bastard, him. Anyway, Dream, in the absence of everyone's least favorite wrestling inquisitor, Ethan Frost, let me be the one to ask 'Why, Dream, why? Why did you get in the referee's face last week instead of helping out our universally respected (chuckle) World Champ, JMC?

Dream: Ah! Why indeed? Why does everyone eat the green M'n'Ms first? Why does Michael Jackson still roam the Earth a free man? Why does the quasi-Shakespearean schtick of JMC currently sell more shirts than me, the lad from the land of his birth?

Jokester: Shakespeare was from Croydon?

Dream: ..........Probably.

Jokester: Well, that clears that up quicker than a vat of Clearisil sorted out my teenage acne. Nothing whatsoever to do with some teenage delinquents from Central America, perish the thought.

Dream: Naaaaaaaaah!

Dream picks up the Scotch and downs it in one but finishes with a disgusted look on his face.

Dream: Nail varnish? Jokester nods. Toe cheese? Jokester shrugs. Tina's anal aroma? Jokester concedes probably. Well, don't just stand there, pour us another.

Cut back to Max and Daniel looking distinctly queasy.





Daniel: I've just gained news that theres a maniac running around backstage and he's due out next

Max: Who is it? Is it the crazy guy?

Daniel: Its Gunnar

Max: Yep crazy guy

The importance of being idle begins to play as The lights fade and Gunnar walks out as he looks towards the sky. He pauses for a moment as he holds his hands out. He then looks down at the floor as the lights come back on before wrapping his arms around himself. He slides his hands down his arms as he slowly walks down to the ring before slowly climbing up the steps. He turns around as he climbs the last step looking around before climbing into the ring. A crew member throws a mic into the ring obviously scared about stepping into the ring with him. The crowd fall silent.

Gunnar: God damn it shut up, why won't you shut the hell up?

Max: We.. we.. we..

Daniel: We are quiet but Gunnar well he's a nut job of late

Gunnar: Right, well first of I want to say that you fans are a disgrace, you call me crazy and a nutcase, well I have news for you, some preverted idiot has began to play past videos of me and putting them on the internet leading from January 3rd, that person has no right to do that. However I know why theyare doing it and I know whos doing it, heh, yes I am smart smart as a fox.

Max: A fox?

Daniel: This is getting good

Gunnar: You see I know whos doing it yes, it's you Daniel.

Gunnar leans over the ring ropes pointing towards the announce table

Daniel: What the fuck, Gunnar what kind of proof do you have for blaming me

Gunnar: Ah Daniel you are clever but I was always one step ahead, you see first I found this after you left your local bar last night.

Gunnar pulls an empty beer glass out of his bag

Max: Daniel! How could you, I mean how could you drink

Daniel: Uhh huh, Gunnar I think you need mental help

Suddenly the lights fade and the tron begins to play. A simple line shows up vibrating as a weird voice begins to speak over it.

Voice: Redemption, it is the time.. it is the place and you will all see things differently.

Gunnar who had been staring, now holding his head with one hand while shaking in the ring, falling to the mat curling up into a ball

Gunnar: No, no, this isn't happening, its a dream, its a nightmare, I need to wake up.

Afew people head down to the ring carrying a rather distraught and fearful Gunnar out of the ring.

Daniel: Dude, he really needs to see someone

Max: What you mean get layed like every other geek in the world?

Daniel: Nah he needs to see Freud or some kind of Psycho-whatsit person

Max: I think you need to go an AA meeting after that







Mina: The following contest is scheduled for one-fall!!

"Blisters And Coffe" hits as Scorch comes out to huge cheers from the fans. Scorch gets down to ringside and flips over the top rope to get in the ring. Scorch goes to the top turnbuckle to "strike a match." as the fans are going nuts.

Mina: First, from Tinely Park, IL, weighing in at 240 lbs., "The Three Second Sensation" Scorch!!

Daniel: Scorch went through one hell of a match at Ruined Fate and managed to pick up the win for his team.

Max: I know Danny, I was there. Sheesh, are you losing memory in your old age?

Daniel: Shut the hell up Max and concentrate on commentating on the match.

Max: Easy. Scorch and Cage fight, Cage wins. There, I'm finished.

Mina: And his opponent, from Las Vegas, Nevada, "The Inevitable" Chris Cage!!

"One Night Only" by Saliva starts to play as the fans boo the ex-PCW Superstar. After about 10 seconds with no Cage showing up, Scorch starts to walk to the back to bring him out here. As Scorch gets to the entrance ramp near the curtain.....

"BAM!!"

The sound of steel meeting skull is heard as Chris Cage appears with a steel chair in his hand as Scorch is out on the floor.Cage drops the chair and grabs Scorch by the hair, dragging him to the ring. Cage shoves Scorch into the ring and slides in, starting the match.

Daniel: This is despicable Max.

Max: Hey, win at any cost Danny. And Cage needs a win here.

Cage looks at the crowd with a shit-eating grin before covering Scorch.

1....


2....


3....KICK OUT!!! Cage can't believe it, the announcers can't believe it, and the fans are going nuts. Cage picks Scorch up and sets him up on the turnbuckle, looking to end this thing quickly. Cager climbs the top rope and hooks Scorch for a superplex, but Socrch manages to slip out behind Cage and lands on the bottom rope. Scorch hooks Cage and hits a huge release German suplex, knocking Cage across the ring. Scorch gets up rather slowly, recovering from the chair shot. Cage gets up and is met with a stiff kick to the gut, followed by an elbow to the back. Scorch doesn't wait for Cgae to fall before hooking his left leg over Cage's shoulder and his right leg under Cage's right arm before planting him face first on the mat.

Daniel: And there's 492 Reason's Chris Cage is overrated.

Max: Waitaminute. I thought this move was called 492 Reasons DAN MURPH was overrated.

Daniel: No, he didn't name a move after Dan Murph. He just..... nevermind Max.

Scorch gets up and hits the Red Star Press right across Cage's back before rolling him over for the pin.

1....

2....

3..... Cage kicks out. Scorch gets up and motions for the end. As Cage gets up, Scorch delivers a quick knee to the gut and signals for the Ignitor. Cage manages to slip out and blasts Scorch with an enzuigiri tot he head, knocking him to the turnbuckle. Cage delives a Shining Wizard into the corner, catching Scorch right in the sopt where he hit him with the chair. Cage ascends the turnbuckle before pulling Scorch up by the air, hoisting him for a suplex. Cage tries to hit the brainbuster, but Scorch again manages to wiggle out and grabs Cage before hitting the Sixth Degree Burn from the top turnbuckle, causing Cage's head to bounce off the mat.

Max: HOLY HELL!!!

Daniel: Cage has just been knocked out with a top rope Sixth Degree Burn!!

Scorch rolls Cage over and hooks the leg for the pin...

1...

2...



3....!!

Mina: Here is your winner, SCORCH!!

Max: That wasn't exactly the longest match, but it sure was one of the most brutal. Did you see the way Cage's head bounced off the mat Danny?

Daniel: Max, I'd be lying if I said that wasn't one of the most exciting finishes to a match. But right now, I'm concerend about Cage. He hasn't moved an inch since Scorch hit him with that sick Sixth Degree Burn.

Max: He'll be fine Danny. These are WPW wrestlers. They're supposed to be tough.



The cameras go backstage and Jokester is seen riding a bicycle backstage.

Max: Is he heading to the ring?

Daniel: He must be, because his match is next.

Max: How the hell is he riding a bike backstage?

Suddenly, although Jokester doesn't stop, the rapidly moving wall behind him does. Jokester gets off the bike and says...

Jokester: Thanks Donnie.

Camera Man: Aww crap were we supposed to cut already?

The camera moves down to catch wind of an exercise bike in front of a blue screen and a pissed off Jokester as suddenly the camera cuts out.





Ladies and gentlemen, it’s now time for our main event, and what a match we have lined up this week. Dan Murph, who last week won the right to call himself the number one contender to JMC’s WPW title faces off against one of the men that he beat to get that honour in The Jokester. Can Murph outwit the wily veteran for the third week running, or will it be third time lucky for one half of the Dream Team? Personally, I cant wait to find out.

Max: Agreed. What could be more fun than watching WPW’s very own behemoth take out a man that should have been put out to pasture years ago. Tonight, Dan Murph will retire The Jokester, one way or another.

Daniel: You know, if you were to ever wrestle, I think you should be introduced as residing in Dan Murph’s ass.

Max: I can hardly be held accountable for constantly backing the right man, can I?

Daniel: Yeah, cos guys like your version of the Dream Team, Ray Williams and all the others that you were a fully subscribed fan of are dominating the business right now, aren’t they?

Max: Well, you win some, you lose some, but it’s winning the big ones that matter, and that’s exactly what Dan Murph is going to do on March 20th, assuming JMC is fit to wrestle by then after what Murph did to him last week.

Daniel: Yeah, taking out a man after he has just been through a strenuous match is the mark of a real hero, isn’t it?

Max: Maybe not, but it’s definitely the mark of a very smart man, and here he comes now.

Mina: The following contest is scheduled for one fall!

“Victim” by eighteen visions starts and so do the deafening boos from the crowd. Murph walks out from the back to a whole heap of heat from this Georgian crowd as he makes his way to the ring.

Mina: Introducing first, from Waterford Ireland, weighing in at 344 lbs. He is the number one contender for the WPW Heavyweight Championship, Dan Murph!

Daniel: I guess they don’t like Murph any better in Georgia than they do in any of the other States we’ve been in.

Max: Well, wherever you go, there will always be people that are jealous of people like Dan Murph and… sigh… I can’t do this.

Daniel: What’s wrong Max?

Max: Can I be honest Daniel?

Daniel: Um… I guess so. Not really fond of it when you are but go ahead.

Max: Ok… I’m tired, I’m cranky, I thought I had the god damn week off but somehow, some way, I got pressured into working tonight.

Daniel: But you work every week.

Max: Exactly! I just want a little break.

Daniel: Quitcher bitchen.

Max: What about that guy Nathan? Can’t he fill in every once in a while, I mean Christ, I have a social life!

Daniel: Sigh…

'I am the Walrus' by the Beatles, but with the 'Jokester' inserted where the walrus should be hit’s the speakers and Jokester runs out from behind the curtain.

Daniel: And say hello to Legendaryken’s baby boy!

Max: Oh lord…

Mina: And his opponent, from Chukletown, New Mexico, weighing in at 250 lbs. He is the one, he is the only, he is the joker of all jokes, he is the Jokester!

Max: Christ, think Mina likes Jokester?

Daniel: I heard she’s into bald guys.

Max: Now where the hell is Chukletown, New Mexico anyway? I typed it in on Yahoo to see what it looks like and all I got was a picture of a clown urinating on the side of the road.

Daniel: And then what, you hit Save As and put it in that secret porn folder of yours?

Max: Actually I made it my desktop.

Jokester charges down the ramp before making an abrupt halt at the bottom. Murph stares at him from inside the ring with a glare on his face as Jokester just suddenly bursts into laugh.

Daniel: Doesn’t look like Jokester is taking this too seriously.

Max: Doesn’t look like Jokester takes anything seriously. I mean c’mon, a pink leotard?

Daniel: It’s the style.

Max: Sure, in West Hollywood!

The ring bell suddenly sounds as Jokester slides into the ring and Dan Murph starts the match off quick with a hard kick to the slightly flabby gut of Jokester. Jokester leans forward and Dan Murph hits him with a clubbing blow over the back forcing the older man to snap his back up in pain, and then take a hard forearm shot to the face.

Max: Dan Murph starting out the match here with some early offense, no doubt trying to get this one over with as soon as possible after competing in that brutal triple threat match at Ruined Fate.

Daniel: Well hey, don’t see Jokester short, he was in the same match.

Max: Yeah, but Jokester didn’t win.

Daniel: And that should mean he has more endurance? Don’t make excuses for Mr. Murph here, he may have won the triple threat match, but trust me I think Jokester and Dust could both beat him on any day of the week, that’s just how triple threats go. Dan Murph is not invincible.

Max: Maybe not, but he is the number one contender for the title at Everything Ends.

Dan Murph sends a hard right fist to the jaw of Jokester, then proceeds to push him so hard that Jokester tumbles between the top and second rope and goes crashing to the floor on the outside as the Georgia crowd drowns Dan Murph with boos.

Daniel: Now you see, he’s just being a bully.

Max: It’s a dog eat dog world, and Dan Murph is simply put a pit bull. You get in his way, and he’ll devour you.

Jokester quickly gets up and slides back under the bottom rope, but as he gets to his feet Dan Murph is ready for him and nails him with a punch between the eyes. Murph hovers over Jokester as Jokester falls on his hands and knees, then Murph proceeds to slap Jokester in the back of the head as the crowd shower him with even more boo’s. Murph looks out into the crowd with a smirk on his face until he sees a sign reading “Daniel Murphy”, then Murph’s face gets red and he turns back to Jokester and starts hammering him on the back of the neck and shoulders with his fists. Dan grabs Jokester by the arm and pulls him up to his feet so hard that his shoulder is almost dislocated. Murph then whips Jokester into the corner, but upon getting to the corner Jokester jumps up to land his feet on the second rope as if he’s going to springboard off. Jokester doesn’t springboard though, and just sort of stumbles and loses his balance before falling on his back on the mat as the crowd can’t help but let out a few laughs.

Max: Seriously?

Daniel: …Well he’s not a small guy Max.

Max: Yeah but… Heh… Heh heh heh!

Dan Murph smirks seeing Jokester writhing on the floor as well, and he begins laughing along with some of the crowd when suddenly Jokester reaches up and grabs him in an inside cradle! Dan is shocked!

One
Two
Three!!!

Kickout! Dan kicks out at the last possible moment as the crowd begins a Jokester chant. Jokester reaches forward and rams his thumb into Murph’s eye socket, then quickly locks him in a move similar to the Haas of Pain. Jokester begins to yell at a suffering Dan Murph, “You’re not laughing anymore! You’re not laughing anymore are you?! Hahahaha!”

Dan Murph screams in pain and then reaches out to grab the bottom rope and the ref calls for rope break. Jokester laughs and keeps the hold locked in as the ref counts.

One
Two
Three
Fou…Hold broken!

Daniel: He calls that the You’re not laughing anymore.

Max: Wow, what a brilliant observation Daniel, I’d have never guessed that.

Murph struggles but manages to get to his feet as Jokester moves up along side of him. Jokester tries to grab Murph in a Russian Leg Sweep but Murph swats Jokester violently away, turns to him, gives him a quick hard kick to the abdomen, then drops him on the top of his head in a DDT! Jokester just lies limp on the mat for a moment as Dan Murph goes for the cover.

One
Two
Shoulder Up!

Dan Murph gives the referee a mean look as he gets back to his feet, then begins to stomp away on Jokester.

Daniel: You know that’s a former PCW Heavyweight Champion he’s stomping away on, acting like he’s yesterday’s garbage.

Max: If he’s a former PCW champion then he is yesterday’s garbage. Who didn’t hold that title?

Daniel: Murph didn’t.

Max: Because he came where the big boys play. Wasn’t even Van Risen a former champ?

Daniel: SiNN.

Max: Whatever, everyone and their mother traded that belt off. At least we saw a TRUE champ with it earlier tonight.

Daniel: Damnit, he does not hold that title, that was a joke.

Max: Looked like he was holding it to me.

Daniel: Dream may not hold the physical belt, but he’s still the champion. Mike Adams just dug up an old title that he was supposed to relinquish after he lost,

Max: Mike Adams does not lose, Mike Adams just gets screwed.

Daniel: You’ve been listening to one too many of his promos.

Dan Murph sends another hard stomp to Jokester, then a second, then a third, then a fourth. Murph lifts Jokester up to his feet and once again grabs him by the arm to irish whip him into the ropes, and as Jokester bounces off Murph is lying in wait and lifts him up and drops him down directly on his back with a sidewalk slam. Murph hooks the leg.

One
Two
Kickout!

Jokester holds his back in pain as Dan Murph runs up and delivers a hard spine kick to Jokester further injuring his back as Jokester winces in pain.

Daniel: Dan Murph is just ruthless tonight!

Max: Signs of a future champ if you ask me. He’s taking his business very seriously, and he knows he’s not going to get a shot every other Tuesday, so he’s making the most of what he’s got.

Daniel: All I know is one of these men better hurry up and win this thing, we’re almost out of time.

Max: I thought we had two hour long shows now?

Daniel: Usually we do, but something about an opossum show or something?

Max: Fucking Georgia! God I can’t stand this state!

Dan Murph pushes Jokester down and hooks the leg.

One
Tw…Kickout!

Murph signals that he’s had enough. Murph drops to the mat and rolls to the outside of the ring. He tells Mina Henderson to move and she quickly does as he grabs the chair she was sitting on. Murph then slides back under the bottom rope and walks over to Jokester with the chair in his hands.

Daniel: No, don’t do this Murph! You’re get disqualified!

Max: You think he cares?

Murph then swings the chair down violently cracking it over Jokester’s back as the ref calls for the bell! Jokester winces at the pain in his back and the referee yells out to Mina Henderson as Dan Murph just continues to swing the chair down hitting Jokester numerous times on the back.

Mina: The winner of this match as a res-ah!

Mina Henderson suddenly runs off as Mike Adams hops the barricade behind her.

Daniel: What the hell is he doing out here?

Max: The champ has to see his competition.

Daniel: Damnit he’s not the champ.

Adams charges the ring with his old PCW title in his hands and slides under the bottom tope. Dan smirks and grabs Jokester by under the arms and lifts him to his feet.

Daniel: Damnit, someone come out and stop this!

Max: No one’s here Daniel.

Daniel: What about Dream?

Mike slams the steel plate face of his belt into the flesh face of Jokester striking him right between the eyes. Jokester just slumps down as Adams begins to laugh and Dan leans down over him and says into his ear. “Now who’s laughing… Bitch!” Adams rises one of Dan’s arms signifying him as the true winner as the Georgia crowd just shower him them in boos.

Daniel: We have to go, hate to do it, but these two are the last men you’ll have to remember for the rest of the week.

Max: But Daniel.

Daniel: What Max?

Max: Where IS Dream?

Daniel: I don’t know Max… I don’t know…

The TNT Cameras fade out...




Credits:

Backstage Segements
Writers: The Judge, Mike Adams, Legendaryken, Gunnar Brian, AFS, Paul O Mac

Graphics
Artists: Jesse Long & AFS

Four Way Tag Team Match
Writer: Duff (decision for winner chosen by other factors)

Tank vs. Mykal Adams
Writer: HBK619

Lapalme & MVP vs. Kaze & Twizted
Writer: Legendaryken

The Stallion vs. Justin Dreamer
Writer: Mike Adams

Scorch vs. Chris Cage
Writer: Chris F'n Cash

Dan Murph vs. Jokester
Writer: The Judge

[The Judge]

Reviews worth 5-10 Store points, all feedback period is welcome and appreciated, and one reviewer at random will recieve a...

[The Judge]

One last message, because I feel I need to say it. I appologize if the show seems like it's missing something this week. I had to re-write the segments for the show and put it together a second time because of an internet glitch, there was one segment that never got turned in, and two of our match writers were busy in the week. One we knew about early on, the other one we didn't know whouldn't be showing up until about 5 hours ago, so the first match of the show (The one Duff wrote) and the main event (the one I wrote) were last minute writing jobs. I can't speak for Duff, but it was horribe for me since I had a migrane all day, an ear aike as well, which I later realized is the harsh result of what happens if you go without caffine for a few days. We appogize if that shows in quality but sticking to our no late shows commitment, TNT is up! Against All Odds should be our main show's name name, not a TNA PPV.

To everyone who helped out today, big thanks for doing your part in helping and dealing with me since I've been a bitch all day long. Good work everyone.

[AFalseSinn]

and might i say, the new title and comercial graphics turned out ok....

*pats self*

and id like to say a big tahnks to judge an duff for killing themselves yet again to get this show up

[DjM]

Seems like a good show, only just realised that there wasn't 1 champion actually competiting in a match this week...odd.

And where the hell is my credit for my fantastic backstage promo?? lol jk

[Andrew Xavier]

Not to be negative but I felt the backstage promo with Xavier wasn't exactly in character but I see the way you are going with this so I'm cool with that. The ending to the Hardcore match was pretty cool with the choke followed by Xavier hitting the XE through the table etc. That is all I read in detail so far but I will get back to you, the six pack challenge sounds interesting though and what is weird is I was watching Unforgiven 1999 this morning which was WWE's six pack challenge lol.

[legendaryken]

Shouldn't that have been a six-p*ck challenge? You'll need to get the swear filter fixed, Duff.
Only had time for a skim through so proper review Friday, honest.
The Dream had been banned from the arena, btw. It was announced in the preview and Jokester reminded Dream during the backstage bit...............or was there another reason??????? Main event was OK. Jokester would have won even without the disqualification, but I'm interested in what happens next with a) Murph b) the Dream c) Jokester d) Mike Adams. Might their fates continue to be intertwined?

[Paul O Mac]

First of all, I apologise for not finishing my review for Ruined Fate, I seriously need to organize my time better. Anyway, here’s my whole review for this week:

Opening segment: Hmm, this makes for a very interesting storyline with the PCW title still being in existence and the unification match being held off until Redemption. The 6 way match for the PCW title sounds awesome too!

4 Way Tag Match: For what appeared to have some last minute problems, this was a very good match throughout with good action, commentary and near-falls which I really have to give credit to Duff for in writing this match at the last minute and not disappointing with the quality of the match. I also liked the way Duff didn’t make Parker look better than everyone else which is what I like when writers have to write their own matches. Great opening match.

Adams vs Tank: A decent match that wasn't one of the best matches of the show, but it shown well how ruthless Tank was on Adams’s knee and how Adams wouldn’t give up easily even with the injury, but in the end, Tank was able to injure Adams enough to get a win. Shame about Adams being out for a while though, but it's understandable.

Dan Murph promo: A good heel promo which really did show how much of an asshole Dan Murph is in which the point was gotten across well.

Gerard Carson promo: Not going to comment on my own promo here.

Twizted/Kaze vs MVP/Lapalme: A good solid match that I enjoyed reading. The PPV feuds were linked in well, the commentary was good as always, the action was well-paced throughout and the ending was a nice twist too.

Xavier/Dreamer Segment: Hmm, not sure if this really matches Xavier’s new angry character, but I can guess that Xavier would want revenge on Stallion.

Mike Adams Segment: Good segment, am interested in finding out where this is headed.

Dreamer vs Stallion: Linked well from the Mike Adams promo and although it could’ve been a longer match in my opinion, it wasn’t slow paced and had some good action in the length of the match that it was. The Xavier interference was also a nice touch which explains the earlier segment with both Xavier and Dreamer, also, the Modified Xavier Experience to Stallion off the scaffolding and the suicide dive from Dreamer was innovative and a nice ending. Mike Adams still celebrating in the ring after that match like nothing was going on had me laughing too.

Dream Team Segment: Nice, funny segment, with a puzzling thought being that Dream didn’t exactly answer Jokester’s question!

Gunnar Segment: Uh Oh, Gunnar’s gone crazy, it was gonna happen sooner or later, but a good segment that makes me wonder what’s gonna happen next, especially with the question of what that voice was all about.

Scorch vs Cage: Well, I can’t really blame the writer for this match being short since one of the opponents didn’t RP, there were some good moves in there but if it were a bit longer, even if there were a few more paragraphs of moves from both competitors with Scorch mainly dominating the match obviously, then the match would’ve been better.

Murph vs Jokester: I understand the last minute problems with this match and that Judge wasn’t feeling too good when writing it, so it’s understandable of why this was a short match which wasn’t as good as the other matches in the show, and I’d rather there be one match that is not at it’s best than TNT being delayed. Apart from that, the ending was good and at least the show was up on time.

Overall: The show may have lacked in parts, mostly due to last minute problems, but they’re completely understandable, but overall, the show was mainly good this week, and next week’s show should be better as long as there are no last minute problems again.

[legendaryken]

Thanks, Paul. (I always get a good review from Paul)
Anyway, here's the legendaryreview

4 Way Tag: Exciting match. Normal tag matches are difficult enough to write, so a 4 way doubly so. Another Beno triumph of course. No. Wait. Disqualified. Strange ending though. Not sure if that worked.

Ladies Man/Tank: Did the business. Perfectly acceptable though it didn't quite grab me in the bollocks and scream 'ENJOY THIS!'

Twizted/Kane v Lapalme/MVP: One of my better ones I thought.

Dreamer/Stallion: A bit different. No bad thing. Good marks for originality.

Scorch/Cage: A 2 minute quickie behind the bus shed, knickers at the ankles. Ah! Those were the days! Nothing wrong with a good quickie.

Jokester's triumph: Well, of course he did. An hors d'oeuvre for next week's TNT where Jokester continues to put Adams and Murph in their place (what? Challenging for the title? That's not what I meant)

It was an OK show, not the best, but we can't be every week.

More reviews please, folks.

[Tank2K8]

Ok review time.

Four way tag match.

Upsettingly enough I thought that beauty and the beast would win (better luck next time) but it was a great match nonetheless. So Jamie Parker and Maddox won.

Mykal Adams (Ladies man) Vs. Tank

Well. I have to say it was good match. It was a little sad though because my opponent didn't rp. I knew I was going to win since he didn't rp but I didn't think I was going to injure him...

Twisted & Kaze Vs. MVP & Lapalme

The beginning made me laugh hard since no one likes U2. It was a good match. Although the best part was the ending.

Justin Dreamer Vs. The Stallion

From the look of the Xavier segment, it was obvious that Xavier was going to interfere in the match. It was very interesting though.

Scorch Vs. Chris Cage

I can't really say much about this one, since this was the shortest match in the whole show.

Dan Murph Vs. Jokester

The best match of the night in my opinion. Looking at the whole thing made my think "Is Adams going to come in and screw it all up for the Jokester." Unfortinally I was right.

Overall

A very cool show and I hope that the next one is even better. (Since there is that one thing about the show being on a rooftop!)

[The Judge]

Let's get some more reviews in guys. Whether you care about attendance or not, it's the best way to earn yourself some Store Points to buy Turmoil Cards or T-Shirts from the store.

And even if you don't care about that, it's in my opinion the most important part of the fed because it helps us improve as writers, and just gives us motivation to keep going and keep up what we're doing.

[AFalseSinn]

Opening segment: Here we go, PCW title still exists so we needs us some people to play around for it do we....this could get messy yet fun

4 Way Tag Match: Duff did a much better job then he thinks he did, specially for such a short time....his team deserved the win and so judge said so.....the action and commentary work well together and its nice to see some teams showing up now.

Adams vs Tank: Good way to make Tank look good as well as giving Chazz the break he needs, and possibly a story to come back to when he returns.

Dan Murph promo: Makes me love the Murph so, watch out JMC, i see hunger


Twizted/Kaze vs MVP/Lapalme: I always liked sticking two stories together into one match and seeing how they can mix together, and there are so many ways you can use it....and one of them was used in this match....keep hangin on folks, its just getting good



Mike Adams Segment: Mike loves himself.

Dreamer vs Stallion: I love the hardcore scene, how everyone is so hungry and will do anyting for a chance at the title, or seemingly just to hurt everyone and themselves, lots of scary spots that are doable. the stage one was awesome and never quite expected.....damn that mike adams


Scorch vs Cage: Where the hell did Cage go....Scorch got the win, and being that im a match writer i understand how when somone kinda just vanishes you for some reason find yourself almost dreading writing the match and just have nothing to work with....but still done well and showing dominance is a good thing in a title hunt.

Murph vs Jokester: Judge being sick really brought this down....but that shows how real life can really screw things up for this kinda stuff, and in know way should the writer be blamed for having to put up something like that, when its somone who does so much...some times you just cant expect superman. Murph keeping up his hunger for the title against Jokester is a great thing.

[The Judge]

Opening segment: Originally I planned a fatal four way, actually originally the PCW title was going to be merged with the WPW title at Ruined Fate, so this was 100% last minute booking, but as history has showed sometimes the best ideas and storys don't come from months of planning, they just happen. I think this will produce 5 fantastic qualifying match instead of me simply announcing the competitors, and even if it still just ends up being the five people I'd of chosen anyway I still love this idea and am glad Ruined Fate ended the way it did.

Four Way Tag Match: Duff is always hard on himself, but considering he was supposed to have the match off, THEN was supposed to write the main event, then was assigned this about six hours before the show went live, I expected a "meh" match. This wasn't a "meh" match. It was fantastic, and with the RP battle being as intensive as it was I think both of us were pretty releaved we didn't have to go and choose a winner because Turmoil Cards did it for us. Even if Duff had not played a turmoil card though, I still think his team would have picked up the victory, but man oh man did Phill, Mike, and Ave all put up a valiant effort. I was very impressed with this RP battle, and seeing it unfold in the match itself was a nice touch. The LaVigne Dynasty was eliminated early, like they should have been. You couldn't see in the match since the text wasn't yellowed, but Duff played a 2nd Rope Leg Drop and worked it in seemly in the end, and the match was at least twice as good as I was expecting, especially for a last minute effort.

SiNN Promo: I hate colors you can't read. A highlighter later though and it was a very good promo that rises two questions, and answers one. It answered the question of will we ever see SiNN vs. Shadow? The answer is yes, as SiNN has challenged him at Everything Ends. But that rises one question, if he wins his match against Dust this week, where does that leave Shadow? And the question this promo gave me is, will the fans honestly cheer SiNN? He came across as a heel to me, even though Shadow is the one who ultimately screwed him over. Hard to say who's going to draw more heat, maybe SiNN is just one of those heelish faces. Followed by a promo saying Kayne's in the hospital, that also rises a question. Is Shadow too obvious of a "Who dun it?" Maybe it was former SiNNdicate leader, SiNN striking down his former protege.

Adams vs. Tank: Always a pain to write a match only one person role plays for, but it was well handled by HBK619, and the match flowed well. I thought HBK recovered well from the criticism he recieved for his Ruined Fate match and wrote a solid effort here with Tank and Adams. If you don't read the RPs, the result of the match is very surprising and entertaining, and Adams having his knee shattered is a good injury to go down with. When will we next see the Ladies Man?

Dan Murph Promo: Wow someone sure got cocky didn't they? Good thing PK invented the Dan sMurph thing to knock it back down, sheesh!

Gerard Carson Promo: I liked the promo and I think it set Gerard Carson up well as a face. I like his character, and I liked him wishing Mykal well after what happened earlier in the night.

MVP & Lapalme vs. Kaze & Twizted: I hate it when someone shows up and is given a push, even if it's a small one, and that's what Jeremy Lapalme did and he screwed over MVP in the process. The winner of the match was almost a given for that reason, but at least it was a pleasure getting there. Ken has this distinct style that when you start reading a Ken match, you're aware it's a Ken match almost instantly. The unanomous (sp?) hated of U2 was hilarious as always, as was the slapping child from Ocala. The thing with Ken's matches that makes them so good to read extends beyond the fact that the guy is the greatest comical genius I know, it's that he knows how to mix humor with wrestling, and it blends perfectly. The highlight of Ken's matches are always commentary, but he doesn't let it overshadow the actual match in the process, and when you read it it doesn't give you that "oye, how long is this match?" feel, it flows seemlessly and entertaining, and in some cases even has you wishing there was more.

Mike Adams Segment: Max: Wow, Mike Adams awarding himself the PCW Title....I never thought I'd see the day....again. That line was great, and it really shows Mike's ability to just roll with the punches and the criticism and even take a jab at himself. A good solid promo that sheds some light on one of the guys gunning for the PCW Championship, and ultimately, the WPW Champinship at the end of the road.

Dreamer vs. Stallion: The seemless transition from the promo before it, and although the match was a bit short, that'll just make next week's rematch all the better as it capitalizes on this quick-formed feud.

Dream & Jokester Backstage: The Dream clearly dodged the question, so the question still remains. What's going on with our former hero The Dream?

Gunnar Brian: Redemption, it is the time. I wonder where the whole Gunner Brian thing is going, I love being kept in the dark for once, sometimes it sucks knowing everything.

Scorch vs. Cage: Cage got jobbed but fuck he deserved to. This isn't PCW, and in WPW if you're booked for a match you RP for it. You don't want to RP? Fine, don't expect to be put in TNT again any time soon.

Main Event: Very very weak match. It wasn't like it was something I put off though, it was something I took on last minute, and even if normally I could still pull out something good, it was one of the worst days for it to happen on. First of all, it's hard to write a match between these two anyway, but secondly I was just in terrible physical and mental health. I had been depressed for a week, my head hurt, I was dead tired, and my head and ear were both trobbing in pain. This is one of those rare times where if I write a crappy match I don't feel guilty about it, because I'm honestly just happy I did it at all because trust me, I really really didn't want to. Finish came quick like that because my head exploded and I desperately needed to nap.

Overall: Ok, not great, not even really good for our standards, but ok. I didn't like the main event, I didn't really feel it flowed as well as some other have, but it wasn't a bad show, just an average one.