Rising Sun Revolution vs. Steamroller (Non-Title Match)
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LM:  We've seen some great tag teams in the IIWF so far, but Taylor and 
     Brassow of Steamroller are the ones wearing the championship belts.

BL:  Yeah, and they'll still be wearing those belts when they leave the 
     coliseum tonight because this is a non-title matchup.  You've got to 
     hand it to Dave Alabanese and his men.  They find a way to win when 
     they have to.

LM:  Okay, but why is this a non-title matchup?

BL:  Because the belts aren't on the line, you moron.  Do I have to 
     explain everything to you?

[The theme from "Bladerunner" blares over the public address system, 
setting off cheers from the crowd. Rising Sun Revolution appears and 
Hiroshi and Ryudo dash to the ring, waving at the crowd.  They exchange 
high-fives in the center of the ring.  The mood changes quickly as Elvis 
Presley's "Steamroller" plays.  Dave Albanese steps into the spotlight 
and holds the IIWF tag belts high for all to see.  Taylor and Brassow 
walk past him on the way to the ring and are soundly booed.]

LM:  It looks like Rising Sun Revolution will clearly have the crowd 
     behind them in this matchup.

BL:  That's because these people wouldn't recognize class if they stepped 
     in it.  Except for _these_ people, of course [she points to a group of 
     young men wearing "Becky LaRue Fan Club" t-shirts who wave and chant 
     "Becky, Becky" as the camera pans to them.]

LM:  Yes, well there is no accounting for taste in some people.  Let's go 
     up to the ring for this big tag team matchup.

[As the bell rings, Ryudo and Taylor open for their respective teams.  
Taylor attempts to get Ryudo to submit to a test of strength, but the 
Japanese wrestler twice backs away.  As Ryudo charges, Taylor puts him on 
the mat with an arm drag takedown, but Ryudo is quickly to his feet and 
arm drags Taylor to the canvas.  Both men nod at each other.  Taylor 
whips Ryudo into the ropes but misses a clothesline as Ryudo ducks 
underneath.  On the return, Ryudo floors Taylor with a flying elbow 
smash.  Big face pop.  He drags Taylor to his feet and delivers a 
swinging neckbreaker.  He quickly tags in Hiroshi.]

LM:  Wow, listen to those cheers for Hiroshi.  The fans really love this 
     big guy.  You know, guys like Brian Lau talk about the disdain 
     Americans have for the Oriental wrestlers, but it sure isn't evident 
     with the Rising Sun Revolution.

[Hiroshi leaps over the top rope and comes down hard on Taylor's knee.  
After several stomps across his opponent's face, Hiroshi runs Taylor's 
head into the turnbuckle.  He quickly scoops up Taylor and follows with a 
flying powerslam.  He hooks Taylor's leg . . . 1 -2 - kickout!  Hiroshi 
smiles at his opponent.]

LM:  This match was nearly over right there.  Hiroshi and Ryudo work so 
     well together, we could be watching the next IIWF tag team champs.

BL:  Steamroller doesn't have the belts for nothing, Larry.  Albanese 
     will get his team going.  And what is that big idiot Hiroshi smiling at?

[As if on cue, Taylor slides from the ring for a breather.  As he 
whispers to Alabanese at ringside, Hiroshi tags in Ryudo who sails over 
the top rope toward the two.  Albanese pushes Taylor out of the way, but 
catches the full brunt of Ryudo's blow and is knocked out.  Taylor stomps 
Ryudo, slamming his head into the guard rail and then the ring post.  He 
rolls Ryudo back into the ring and then tags Brassow.]

LM:  Steamroller has turned the tide in this one.  Ryudo may have won the 
     war with Albanese, but he's in danger of losing the war right here.

BL:  Especially with Brassow the fresh man in the ring.  This could get 
     ugly.  It's too bad Dave Albanese is out cold and can't see this.

[Brassow is punishing Ryudo in the ring.  He runs Ryudo's head repeatedly 
into the turnbuckle.  Whipping Ryudo into the ropes twice, he hits a 
dropkick and then a flying clothesline.  Hiroshi stomps on the ring apron 
and shouts in Japanese as the fans begin chanting "Ri-sing Sun!  Ri-sing 
Sun!"  Brassow backs Ryudo into the corner, where both members of 
Steamroller begin pounding on Ryudo.  Taylor tags in and whips Ryudo to 
the ropes, hitting a frankensteiner.  Big heel pop.  He hoists the 
Japanese wrestler onto his shoulders as Brassow climbs to the top 
turnbuckle.]

LM:  This isn't Steamroller's normal closing move, but it looks like it 
     could still end Ryudo's career if Brassow hits it.

BL:  It's definitely not the Steamrollerplex.  Whoa, look out!

[Brassow leaps hard off the ropes going for a clothesline.  At the same 
time, Ryudo is able to roll backwards off of Taylor's shoulders and 
Brassow hits his partner hard.  Both members of Steamroller are down.  
Ryudo slowly manages his way to his corner and tags Hiroshi, who lifts 
Taylor high and hammers him to the mat in a powerdriver.  He makes the 
cover and Ryudo holds Brassow's leg to keep him from making the 
save.  1 - 2 - 3.  Ding! Ding! Ding!  Big pop.]

RA:  Here are your winners by pinfall, Ryudo and Hiroshi, the Rising Sun 
     Revolution.  [bigger pop]

LM:  What teamwork in there!  Rising Sun Revolution has just beaten the 
     IIWF tag champs.

BL:  But the belts weren't one the line, Larry.  Albanese and his boys 
     knew they didn't have to worry about leaving without the hardware 
     tonight.

LM:  Maybe not, but they'd better keep looking over their shoulders 
     because Rising Sun Revolution have proved that they're a team to be 
     reckoned with. They've got to be in the hunt for the straps!

[Taylor and Brassow lean against the ring ropes in disbelief as Hiroshi 
and Ryudo celebrate with the fans at ringside. Cut to the announcers' 
table. Becky is, as always, showboating for the fans.]