
MUTILATION RESULTS
Date: Wednesday, December 7th, 2005
Venue: Fargo Sports Arena
Location:Fargo, ND
OPENING MATCH
The Crow begins to play as a little child begins to speak. The lights go out and smoke begins to build up around the entranceway doors. A dark shadow begins to walk out from the smoke above and begins to slowly walk to the ring. As he gets to the ring he jumps to the top of the ring posted and kneels onto the ring post like a crow with a sadistic smile.
WINNER OF THE MATCH BY PINFALL: SPAWN
MATCH 2
DM: Lightning with a serious turn of events, took Shadow out. I’m sure no one saw that coming.
WINNER OF THE MATCH BY PINFALL: LIGHTNING
MATCH 3 DM: As is Johnny Dinucci’s way we get to follow one messy train wreck of a match up with another one. I know Camilla wanted this match and wants revenge on Sid Griffith for what he did to her at Genesis…but this is inhumane. I don’t see how she could possibly stand a chance against him…he just towers over her.
WINNER OF THE MATCH BY KNOCK-OUT: SID GRIFFITHS
MID-CARD MAIN EVENT The lights go out in the arena when "Do You Call My Name" by RA comes on over the PA system. Then purple and white pyros go off at the stage and as the smoke clears, the blonde bombshell, Harmony, walks out from behind the curtain wearing her newly won TV title around her waist. She is dressed in black leather shorts, a black halter-top and black boots. She walks down the ramp and walks up stairs and gets in the ring under the second rope.
WINNER OF THE MATCH BY PINFALL: HARMONY TAYLOR
MATCH 5 DM: Well, we've been waiting for this match all night Bomb, the match between Quentin Barnes and Dark Lotus.
THE MATCH IS A DRAW DUE TO: DOUBLE DISQUALIFICATION
MATCH 6 DM: Welcome back to Mutilation. Up next we have Dr. Close taking on newcomer Tracee Sommers.
THE MATCH IS CANCELLED DUE TO: OUTSIDE INTERFERENCE
MAIN EVENT
Mutilation returns from the commercial break as the camera zooms in on Donovan Michaels and Jim ‘The Bomb’ Grande.
WINNER OF THE MATCH BY PINFALL: SHANE KAST FADE
TO BLACK
REGULAR MATCH
Spawn vs.
Shadow
One red beam of light focuses on the center of the stage. A thick fog rolls across the stage as the music begins to play, "Children of the Grave" by Rob Zombie. Spawn then begins to rise up from under the stage after he is fully risen he then pauses for a moment observing the crowd and the electricity in the air. He then proceed down the ramp. His music begins to pick up as he’s walking the sides of the ramp light on fire all the way down to the bottom of the ramp. He then walks to the stairs at the side of the ramp pauses again and begins to climb them slowly he enters the ring through the middle rope and climbs the turnbuckle he then stands up observing the crowds cheers and roars.
DM: Welcome ladies and gentlemen. We’re straight into it tonight with a grudge match between Spawn and Shadow.
JG: These two fought at Genesis with Raine Austin, with Austin taking that one out.
DM: He’s not in this match tonight, so these two will settle this score once and for all. It’s a new match, a new ball game.
Spawn charges in at Shadow, striking Shadow with a few knees, eventually cornering him. With his left and right hands, Spawn hits Shadow with some vicious punches.
JG: Spawn is a wild animal.
As that is said, Spawn begins to bite Shadow's forehead.
JG: Yep.
DM: Shadow is Irish-whipped into the ropes, only to be hit with a jumping heel kick from Spawn.
JG: And it appears there's already a trickle of blood running down Shadow's head. Friggin' marvellous.
Spawn lifts Shadow to his feet, but then begins biting Shadow's left arm, forcing the ref to count. Shadow is lifted up into a suplex position, only to be dropped front-first across the ring ropes. With Shadow draped across the ropes, Spawn springboards himself off the ropes, landing a leg drop across Shadow's neck.
DM: Holy ouch, Batman.
JG: Ugh. Come on, Spawn, kill him.
A perfect standing leg drop is landed by Spawn, onto the chest of Shadow. Following that, Spawn pulls his opponent to his feet, thrusting his fist into Shadow's throat.
JG: Yep, there goes Shadow's ability to speak.
Once again, Spawn Irish-whips Shadow into the ropes, except this time, Spawn attempts a clothesline, which Shadow ducks. Spawn tries for another clothesline, but Shadow catches his arm, dragging him to the mat with an armbar take down.
DM: Pretty swifty move from Shadow.
On the mat, Shadow continues to apply his variation of an armbar, delivering knees and elbows to Spawn's arm. The two men get to their feet, where Shadow hits an armbar suplex, while still holding the arm.
DM: Shadow is trying to do some damage to Spawn's arm.
Shadow drives a knee into the ribcage of Spawn's, finally letting go of his arm. However, Spawn stumbles into the corner, allowing Shadow to wrap Spawn's arm around the rope.
JG: Oh, how unfair.
Poke. Spawn is able to escape the hold via a quick thinking poke to Shadow's eyes. As Shadow wobbles out of the corner, holding his left eye, Spawn hops onto the second rope, nailing a splendid dropkick. He covers Shadow.
One…
Two…
Thr…
DM: Kick out at the last second there.
As Spawn goes to pick Shadow up again, Shadow tricks him with a drop-toe hold take down. He immediately jumps towards Shadow's head, grabbing his arm once again.
DM: What the hell is he doing?
Spawn starts to undo the turnbuckle, distracting the referee. Behind the ref's back, Spawn gives a striking low-blow to Shadow.
JG: Oh my gosh. That had to hurt.
With the referee still attempting to put the turnbuckle on again, Spawn rolls to the outside of the ring. He gives the announcer a toss, picks up the steel chair the announcer was sitting on, slides it into the ring, and rolls in after it. He picks the chair up once again, cracking it against Shadow's head.
DM: Come on. The referee had to hear that.
JG: Haha, the oldest trick in the book. I love it.
Shadow is laid out flat on the mat, as Spawn quickly gets rid of the chair. He rises to the top rope, where the camera catches a sadistic like grin on his face. After a few seconds of stalling, Spawn leaps off, catching Shadow with a guillotine leg drop across the throat.
One…
Two…
Thre…
JG: How did he just kick out?
Spawn looks pissed. He picks Shadow up and starts to throw lefts and rights, knocking him back into the corner. He places Shadow on the top rope and sets him up for a super DDT. Spawn jumps and drops Shadow’s head on the mat. Spawn rolls over into a cover.
One…
Two…
Three!
DM: Wait a minute Spawn is not stopping, he is just pounding Shadow in the far corner.
Spawn then proceeds to exit the ring a grab a chair, from the time keepers
table.
DM: Spawn has now got the chair, don't tell me he is going to use the chair on Shadow.
JG: Donovan, I believe Spawn is going to use the chair on Shadow.
DM: He has already done enough damage. Shadow barley even knows where he is.
Just as Spawn is about to charge at Shadow with the chair, the crowd begins
to startle as Lightning is charging to the ring.
DM: It's Lightning, he looks to be here to save Shadow from the hands of Spawn.
As Lightning slides into the ring Spawn charges Lightning with the chair. Lightning ducks the chair shot attempt bounces off the other side of the ropes
and delivers a flying forearm causing Spawn to lose the chair and fall out
of the ring.
JG: Lightning has just saved Shadow's career.
Spawn tries to take another charge at the ring only to be met by a wild
chair swing by Lightning cutting him off from the ring, as Shadow
stumbles back to his feet.
DM: I know Lightning and Shadow teamed up once before when there were travelling the independent scene, could this be a re-uniting of sorts?
Just as Donovan says that, a loud sound of metal cracking over flesh
is echoed through out the arena. You see Shadow split open and laid out in
the middle of the ring, Lightning is just standing over top his lifeless
body with sick grin on his face. From behind you see Spawn sneak back into
the ring as Lightning sees this out of the corner of his eye and turns to
meet as they stand face to face; you see them talking a lot of trash to one
another as they both have their fists ready to strike at the first blow that
is thrown. Just as the look about to hit each other they begin to laugh
amongst themselves as you see them shake hands and pat each other on the
back.
DM: Don't tell me this was all a setup.
JG: You wouldn't expect anything else out of Lightning now would you?
Lightning gets a mic as he is still amused at what just took place.
Lightning: Now that was the best laid out plan, no pun intended, that I have ever came up with. All you people are probably wondering exactly why I am standing in the middle of this ring co-existing with someone, wondering how I can be do thing this after all the preaching about only caring for one person. Well that rule also applies if that person is your own blood. That is right Spawn here is my brother, and after Spawn here being the only
person other then Close to even come close to eliminating me, in fact it was
his effort that allowed Close to beat me. I told all of you people that I had
my eye on someone, that soon you will know who it is and here he is standing
right beside me and with him on my side it only makes me that much more
stronger. It started here tonight with Shadow, and it will end when we say
it will end.
Lightning is standing there with a determined look on his face, as he drops
the mic his music begins to blare over the speakers as Shadow walks to the back. Lightning stands in the ring as he's match is up next.
BASEBALL BAT ON A POLE MATCH
PPW ASCENSION CHAMPIONSHIP
"The Nightmare" Jared McClaine (c) vs.
Lightning
JG: I didn’t, I know that for sure.
DM: Lightning is already in the ring, so we just await the Ascension Champion.
The lights go out and then "Crimson Red" by Stigmurder begins to play as the lights start to flicker and fog starts to rise on the ramp. "The Nightmare" Jared McClaine emerges from the fog, holding his Ascension title, and walks down the ramp. He slides into the ring and he looks around at the fans. He gets into a corner and crouches down.
DM: Jared McClaine looks determined tonight.
JG: Don’t underestimate Lightning. You do that every week and he over achieves.
McClaine rushes to the Lightning, only to be met with stomps from Lightning.
DM: And this one’s under way. Don’t forget the aim of this match is to grab the bat, which is on top of that pole in the corner. You can then use the bat on your opponent.
With a few kicks, Lightning throws McClaine into the corner. Lightning whips McClaine into the opposite corner, rushing in after him. However, McClaine hops over the top rope, which causes Lightning to slam into the corner. McClaine slingshots back into the ring, flipping Lightning with a monkey flip on the way down.
JG: That was a very nice looking... something or other.
DM: A monkey-flip, Jim, a monkey-flip.
JG: Oh.
McClaine headlocks Lightning, only to be thrown off into the ropes. McClaine bounces off the ropes, hitting Lightning with a shoulder block, knocking him down. He tries for an elbow drop, but Lightning rolls out of the way, leaps to his feet and connects with a seated dropkick to McClaine's head.
DM: Oof.
Lightning delivers a quick arm drag, taking McClaine down, then jumps on him with a senton splash.
DM: He's going for the early pinfall.
One…
DM: Nope, McClaine still has a lot left in him.
Lightning waits for McClaine to stand to his feet, when he does, he gracefully tiptoes in, drilling him with a snap DDT. As he slowly rises to his knees, he looks out at the crowd who are booing Lightning.
JG: Look out, Lightning!
McClaine manages to crawl up behind Lightning.
One…
Two…
JG: Kickout! Boy, is Jared McClaine pissed.
DM: Jim's correct - Jared McClaine is slamming his hands down on the mat, in agony.
McClaine stands up, hitting Lightning with a spinning heel kick, asai moonsault and finally gives him a few punches. He Irish-whips Lightning front-first into the corner, dropkicks him as he stumbles backward, causing Lightning to hit he’s head off the turnbuckle.
JG: Poor Lightning.
McClaine gives Lightning a snap suplex. McClaine clotheslines Lightning down twice in a row, and as he gets to he’s feet for a third time, he slams him back down with a body slam.
DM: McClaine connects with a flying fist drop to Lightning's skull. Now, he hooks a leg.
One…
Two…
Thr…
JG: He kicks out again.
McClaine motions to the referee to count faster, then goes back to applying a chin lock to Lightning. Lightning is able to get to he’s feet, throws some elbows into McClaine's gut, forcing him to let go. Instead, he whips him into the ropes.
DM: He's going for a backdrop!
...Or is he? Lightning begins to flip over into a sunset-flip, instead he wraps his legs around McClaine, underneath his arms and pulls himself upward. He flips forward, curls in and takes him down with an impressive sunset flip.
DM: Impressive.
JG: Lightning's got the pin.
One…
Two…
Th…
JG: Well, no he doesn't.
DM: Close, but no cigar.
JG: Yeh...
Lightning holds his ribs, while laying on the ring, causing the referee to check up on him. During this time, McClaine stands up and tries to capitalise on this. He runs towards, but Lightning ducks and evades the clothesline. Lightning kicks McClaine in the gut and delivers a standing tornado DDT.
JG: He...is...out.
DM: Lightning just hit Jared McClaine with Goodnight, McClaine’s finisher.
Lightning walks over to the corner and grabs his trademark baseball bat from the pole. McClaine stands up after the Goodnight and walks straight into the swinging bat, which connects him right in the ribs. McClaine hunches over in pain. Lightning swings the bat and hits McClaine on the small of the back and follows this up with a shot to the head.
DM: Lightning is relentless with that bat.
JG: And it’s about time he got it.
Lightning stand McClaine up, grabs the bat and places it in between McClaine’s legs. He brings the bat up and collects McClaine’s crotch.
DM: Batter’s Up!
Lightning covers Jared McClaine.
One…
Two…
Three!
Lightning celebrates in the to a chorus of boos. With McClaine on the ground, Lightning gets a few cheap shots in on him.
DM: And now he's kicking the man while he's down.
JG: Lightning is one cool dude.
Lightning is the NEW PPW Ascension Champion
REGULAR SINGLES MATCH
Camilla Nofri vs.
Sid Griffiths
JG: I like Sid. He’s nasty, violent, egotistical and most importantly he’s loyal to Mr. Dinucci.
Donovan lets out a derisive grunt at the end of the statement but doesn’t immediately say anything. Grand just gazes stupidly up at the ramp, a little trace of drool running down the right corner of his mouth.
DM: That’s disgusting Grande. You’re drooling on the format...
Grande runs the back of his arm across his mouth and cleans it up but the slovenly grin stays on his face.
JG: It’s Camilla, she’s so hot. I can’t help it.
DM: You truly are a repulsive excuse for a human being Grande. It’s no wonder Dinucci keeps you around, you make him look half way decent by comparison…and that takes a lot.
Grande sticks his tongue out at Donovan and then turns to face the ring again, a repulsive looking smile stretched across his face. Donovan just looks at him and shakes his head in disgust and mouth’s the words “thank you” as “Love and War” by Drowning Pool starts to play over the arena PA system. The opening chords to the song echo throughout the arena from the speakers of the PA system, then the building goes black and a light behind a white paper wall reveals a silhouette of a very nicely shaped Camilla Nofri. The drums begin, and she begins to dance to the slow beat of the music until the chorus blasts. She then walks through the paper; with her hair up in a ponytail, a black sports bra with matching short shorts and boots, and red elbow/knee pads. Her gorgeous eyes stare out into the crowd as she methodically walks down the isle. A single spotlight shines down on her as the only light source in the building. Once reaching the ring, she walks up the ring steps, and creeps across the side of the squared circle. Camilla takes one last glance to the cheering fans, and enters the ring. She begins to stretch, using the ropes, awaiting the match to begin.
JG: Oh the nasty things I would do to her if we were alone in a room together…
DM: If you two were in a room together she’d break your worthless neck.
JG: That’s ok as long as she has her hands on me.
DM: God I wish someone would come down here and break your face right now. You’re disgusting.
The rest of the conversation is drowned out as the heavy guitar riffs begin “Slaughtered” begins to blare through the arena. The arena is immediately filled with booing from the fans, who very vocally express their contempt for the person who comes out to the song. As Phil Anselmo makes his first grunt, Sid Griffith steps onto the entrance ramp and begins walking down to the ring. Not a single fan can be seen approving Sid Griffith as he makes his way towards ringside. A child in the front row throws Griffith a thumbs down as he boos enthusiastically next to his father, doing the same with a grin on his face. Sid makes his way towards the child and grins as the kid continues to boo. Sid then turns his head and hocks a large spitball into the face of the little kid, who goes from booing to crying in mere seconds. The father, livid, attempts to swing at Sid, but is stopped quickly by security. In response, Sid laughs obnoxiously and sticks a middle finger in the father's face before turning on his heel and rolling into the ring, much to the disapproval of every single fan in attendance. He smiles as he circles the ring, loving the hatred being sent his way. Sid grabs the top rope and steps onto the apron, pulling himself effortlessly up and over the top rope into the ring. He strides into center ring and smirks viciously at Camilla before mockingly bowing at the audience, who respond by booing even louder and even throwing a few things into the ring. Sid stands back up and smiles clearly pleased with the reaction of pure, unbridled hatred.
DM: God what an obnoxious prick! He spit in that child’s face! What the hell is wrong with him?
JG: It’s good for the little bastard, it’ll teach him that life isn’t always fun and that his actions have consequences.
DM: No it won’t! If it teaches him anything it’ll teach him that Sid comes from the lowest common denominator and that Johnny Dinucci likes those kinds of people. Like I said, that’s why he keeps you around.
Sid walks over to Camilla and just smirks down at her silently. She responds by glaring up at him. The referee walks over to the two of them and explains a few things to them before stepping back. Camilla wastes no time and immediately drills a kick into the giant’s right knee. It connects and causes the knee to buckle a little bit, but it holds up and Sid stays on his feet. She reaches back to deliver another one but is headed off by Sid’s gigantic hand being placed onto her face. He squeezes his fingers around her head and lifts her off of the canvas effortlessly. He holds her at arms length for a few moments as she vainly flails at him, trying to break his grip. He finally grows bored of it and unceremoniously dumps her onto the mat. She lands and springs back to her feet but is rapidly cut off by a vicious slap to the right side of her face. The hand lands with a loud crack and instantly spins the young woman around and into the ropes. The fans react with an “owww!!!” that is rapidly drowned out by a deafening boo. Camilla bounces off of the ropes and spins back towards Sid, who immediately drives the sole of his boot directly into her face, violently knocking her to the canvas. Sid just towers over her and laughs before straightening up and raising his arms into the air.
DM: Good god that was vicious! Now look at the obnoxious bully, he’s proud of himself!
JG: Why shouldn’t he be, he basically ended the match in what…three moves?
DM: I wouldn’t be so quick to make that assumption.
JG: I am. This match is over. He almost kicked her head off of her body with her neck still attached to it!
The crowd’s already thunderous booing multiplies in intensity when Sid lowers his left arm over his shoulder and starts to pat himself on the back, acting as if he’s about to record the biggest victory of his life.
DM: What an asshole! Come on your obnoxious prick, stop rubbing it in!
Sid turns and looks down to where Camilla was lying only to find empty canvas. He turns to his right and sees nothing and then turns to his left just in time to see a pair of boots slam into his face. The dropkick lands solidly on his mouth and actually staggers the giant, sending him stumbling back a few inches. Sid bounces off of the ropes and lunges back at her with an angry look on his face. He attempts to clothesline her but finds nothing but empty space where she had been standing. Camilla easily dodges the attempted attack and leaps forward as Sid stops and straightens up. She proceeds to drill her sole of her foot into his spine, causing the larger man to bend over backwards. She immediately leaps up onto the ropes and springboards off, dropping a leg across his face and driving the back of his head into the canvas. The two land with so much force that the entire ring shakes violently.
DM: Ha ! That’s what the arrogant bastard gets for celebrating like that ! Nice shot Camilla !
JG: Aren’t you supposed to be impartial Donnie ?
DM: I don’t have to be any more impartial than you have to be well mannered and knowledgeable.
JG: Oh…well I guess you don’t have to be…HEY !
DM: Gotcha Bomb.
Inside the ring Camilla is on her feet stomping repeatedly onto Sid’s right knee, hoping to injure it enough to slow him down. As she does this Sid tries to pull himself to his feet, only to have her drive her foot into the back of his knee whenever she does so. Sid finally grabs the referee and throws him at Camilla, causing the two to crash to the mat. He slowly pulls himself back up and shakes the pain out of his leg before taking a couple of steps forward. His steps are slightly more ginger than usual.
DM: Come on Ref, disqualify him for that ! What a cheap move!
JG: I thought it was rather clever. He was unable to get her away from his knee and he did something about it.
DM: Bomb…where the person who is speaking is you is concerned the words “I” and “think” should never meet in the same statement.
JG: That’s not very nice you know.
DM: What’s the matter Bomb ? Can’t you take your own obnoxious medicine ?
Sid walks over to the two and shoves the referee out of the way before reaching down to pull Camilla off of the mat. He gets half way down only to be brought up short by a forearm to his groin. The move causes the larger man to take a step back and inhale deeply. Camilla uses the opening to stand up and launch and standing dropkick into his knee again. The kick connects squarely with the knee causing it to buckle, but doesn’t Sid off of his feet. Camilla immediately springs off of the ropes and launches herself at Sid. She drives a spear into the damaged knee and hits him with so much force that he topples over onto his face and she flies right through the ring ropes and out to the floor. Sid goes down like a falling tree and slams into the canvas face first, Camilla slams hard into the floor but manages to twist enough so that her back takes most of the impact. The landing is nothing short of horrible in spite of it.
DM: Holy crap ! Camilla almost broke her own neck on the floor !
JG: Yeah…but she actually managed to slow the monster down a little bit in doing so.
DM: That won’t do her any good if she can’t stand up after the fact. If that’s the case then the move is self defeating.
The fans behind the railing that Camilla crashed into lean over it and look down at her with concern, a couple of them actually patting her on the back. She slowly starts to move, obviously in pain from the landing and groggy as well. She pulls herself up with the railing and stands with her hands on it and the fans start to throw trash in her direction.
DM: Somebody stop that son of a bitch! That’s unconscionable!
The view rotates to show Sid advancing on Camilla with a folded metal chair in his hands and an evil smile on his face. She slowly turns around to see why all the garbage is coming in her direction and in the process inadvertently ducks the chair shot that would surely have knocked her senseless. The chair slams into the railing with a loud clang and Sid’s face screws up into a look of irritation. The referee slides out of the ring and yanks the chair out of Sid’s hand, throwing it to the floor and chastising him for using it. Sid’s expression changes to one of outright anger as the referee gets in his face for the attempt at using it as a weapon. The fans start to cheer wildly for no apparent reason.
DM: Yes! Do it!
JG: Pay attention ref!
Sid finally dismisses the referee with a flick of his hand and turns to face the ring. He turns to his right and “clang !”. The crowd explodes in cheers as Camilla leaps off of the apron and smashes the same chair right into the top of Sid’s head, causing the chair’s headrest to nearly snap off from the force of the attack. Camilla lands on both feet on the floor as Sid staggers backwards and falls backwards into the crowd with the mangled chair hanging from his neck. Camilla notes this with a satisfied smirk. The referee says a couple of things to her but does so with a grin on his face. Camilla responds by nodding her head and smiling.
JG: Fire him now! He’s clearly conspiring with Camilla against Sid!
DM: Why should he protect Sid? The gigantic bastard has done nothing but treat him with disrespect so far. Sid should be happy that the referee hasn’t disqualified him already for putting his hands on him as he did!
JG: But that’s cheating! It’s nonsense! It’s…it’s…
DM: It’s a receipt you bloated moron!
Camilla climbs back onto the apron and looks back over her shoulder as the chair comes sailing over her head and lands in center ring. Sid stands up with a look of almost childish rage on his face, his face purple with anger. Camilla sees him get up and springboards onto the top rope from the apron before leaping into mid air. Sid gets to the railing and has one leg over it before he notices her flying towards him and due to his position he can no nothing to defend himself from the attack. Camilla lands and wraps her legs around her neck. She swings her hips out and uses the momentum to force Sid over the railing, flipping him head over end onto the floor where he lands with an audible thud. Camilla lands and rolls through the move, coming back to her feet with a satisfied smile on her face. Sid stands still, one knee on the floor and makes no effort to move. The fans in front of him start to boo, yell and point frantically at him.
DM: What’s that slimy bastard doing now?
JG: How should I know? I’m sitting next to you.
DM: That was a rhetorical question Bomb…you weren’t expected to answer it.
JG: Why not?
DM: Because it was rhetorical.
JG: Re-whatical?
DM: Never mind.
Camilla walks up to Sid and reaches out to grab him around his neck when he suddenly wheels around on her. What happens next is impossible to tell, but the end result is Sid on two feet twirling something around his hand and Camilla on the floor clutching at her left eye in absolute agony. The referee sees what Sid is doing and orders him to show him what it is. Sid just smirks at him and stretches the object out in his hand right in front of the referee, barely showing it to him before he wheels on one heel and shoots it into the crowd.
DM: What's that a rubber band? He shot her in the eye with a rubber band? What the hell kind of a weapon is that?
JG: Judging by the way that Camilla is rolling around on the floor, and might I add looking very hot in doing so…it’s a very effective weapon.
DM: Now I’ve seen everything…and you shouldn’t be so ready to pat him on the back for that. It was still a cheap shot.
JG: Wah wah…he’s back in charge again. That’s all that matters.
DM: You’re disgusting.
Sid looks down at Camilla and lets out a thunderous laugh. The referee gets into his face and starts screaming at him for doing what he did. Camilla is still down on the floor clutching at her eye and still obviously in a great deal of pain. Sid picks Camilla up and throws her to the ropes, before connecting with a vicious and sick looking clothesline which turns Camilla inside out as she falls on her neck. The referee checks on her before calling the match over. Sid looks down at Camilla and let’s out a sickening laugh.
DM: My god, get that pig out of here!
PPW goes off air to an ad break.
REGULAR SINGLES MATCH MATCH
PPW TV CHAMPIONSHIP
Harmony Taylor (c) vs.
Jonathan Willis
She walks into the centre of the ring and raises her arms high up in the air playing to the crowd a bit, who send a sea of boos towards her. Then she walks over to the corner where she hands the referee her belt and leans and waits for her opponent to enter.
DM: Well the crowd is really telling Harmony what they think of her after she turned her back on them at Genesis.
JG: I love the new Harmony. She’s still hot and now she’s a rebel. You gotta love that in a woman.
The lights slowly dim out of the arena, and the opener chords of "Open Your Eyes" by Guano Apes begins to play out. Multi-coloured strobe lights begin to flash everywhere, and a huge multi-coloured pyro goes off, washing the arena back into light as the fans cheer wildly and Jonathan Willis emerges from the curtain. Jon walks towards the ring, taking a few quick moments to slap a few hands along the way. Jon hops onto the apron, grabs the ropes, and somersaults into the ring. He begins warming up as he waits for the bell.
DM: This one should be a real belter.
JG: After Genesis, I don’t think anyone should stop Harmony, she’s snapped and she’s focused. Can they both work?
DM: She should be locked up after last week’s assault.
JG: I dare you to go and try it.
The bell sounds as Harmony and Jonathan Willis circle each other for a while. The two lunge in for a collar and elbow tie up, Willis quickly get the upper hand and locks her in a headlock. Harmony quickly counters throwing him off the ropes, Willis goes full speed at them then bounces back toward Harmony who falls to the floor causing Willis to jump over her and head onto the opposite ropes. He comes back at Harmony who flicks himself up and takes Willis down with a text book arm drag into a wristlock! The fans let out a faint boo as Harmony gets the first move, but Willis quickly gets back to his feet. Harmony though just twists his arm and tightens the lock on his wrist. Suddenly Willis jumps onto the middle rope springing himself up to the top rope before pushing himself back in toward the middle of the ring and using his momentum to throw Harmony with a modified arm drag of his own! Both quickly get back up and just stand staring at each other as the fans clap the start these two had given the match.
DM: Seems fairly even at the moment Jim, both getting quick fire moves on one another.
JG: Nothing match winning though and in my opinion Harmony Taylor need this match over quick, trying to stick it out with Jonathan Willis might not be a good idea.
DM: I agree Jim, I think Willis can make a match under these conditions go longer and make it more and more to their advantage.
The two begin to circle each other again and once more they lunge in for a hook up but this time Willis is ahead of his opponent falling to his knee and taking the legs of Harmony from under her, causing him to fall chin first to the mat. He then jumps over Harmony’s fallen body locking in another headlock before viciously slamming some punches in with his free hand, he lets go and Harmony grabs her face in pain but doesn’t have much time to recover as Willis drops an elbow across the back of his neck. He then grabs Harmony by the head and picks him to his feet before throwing her out of the ring to the annoyance of the referee, who begins lecturing him over it. Willis follows Harmony out of the ring, but Harmony has the situation scouted. Harmony hits Willis with a low blow before delivering a DDT on the outside.
DM: Oh my god! Harmony could have broken Willis’ neck, he hasn’t moved.
JG: This is great. Harmony’s a one chick killing machine!
The referee rolls out of the ring to check on Jonathan Willis. Willis responds by sitting up. Harmony is in the ring as she looks on with a sadistic smile on her face. She climbs the top rope, and just as Willis gets to his feet, leaps off and delivers a flying clothesline, knocking Willis back down to the mat. The referee abuses Harmony, who pushes the referee out of the way. Harmony picks Willis up before rolling him in the ring. Harmony turns around to look at the crowd before telling the crowd to kiss her ass. The crowd boo at hearing this.
DM: She’s really pissed these people off tonight.
JG: You can’t say pissed of national television. Mr. Dinucci is going to fire you now!
Harmony rolls into the ring and attempts a cover.
One…
Two…
Thr…
She looks dumbfounded as Willis just kicks out. She attempts another cover.
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Two…
Th…
Harmony really looks pissed now as she starts to pound on the head of Willis with lefts and right. The referee tries to stop her, but he cops an inadvertent elbow in the eye and falls down clutching at his face. The referee sits in the corner, trying to get his vision back. Harmony picks Willis up and throws him into the corner that the referee is sitting, Willis’ knee drives into the referee’s face, as both fall to the mat.
DM: She did that on purpose, she should be disqualified.
Harmony rolls out of the ring and pushes the timekeeper off his chair, she grabs the chair and throws it into the ring.
JG: This is getting very interesting.
Harmony slides in the ring and picks up the chair, but just as she was about to hit Willis, Willis kicks her in the knee knocking her down. Willis stands up, clutching at his neck, and throws Harmony into the opposite corner. Willis stands there shaping Harmony up. Willis hits a chop to chest, chop to chest, elbow to head, elbow to head, chop to chest, kick to chest, elbow to head, kick to chest then he throws Harmony to the ropes. She rebounds and is hit with a lariat from Willis, which knows Harmony down.
DM: VIOLENCE PARTY! This one’s over.
JG: No it’s not. For one, the referee is down and for two Willis is down.
Harmony starts to move, as does Willis. Harmony stands up and walks over to the chair. She picks it up and smacks Willis right across the forehead with it. Willis falls back on his back. Harmony continues the assault, hitting Willis with chair shots across the chest and ribs. Harmony throws the chair out of the ring and head for the top turnbuckle. She climbs up with her back to the ring and jumps off, delivering a moonsault.
JG: Now it’s over Donovan. No one kicks out of Con-Air.
Harmony hooks the leg, but there is no referee. All of a sudden a referee runs from the back and starts the count.
One…
Two…
Th…
Willis kicks out in time. Harmony low blows the referee who grabs his crotch and rolls to the outside. Willis stands up and is about to hit Harmony with a clothesline, but she ducks and kicks Willis in the gut, hunching him over. Harmony places Willis’ head in between hers, hooks his arms up and delivers a pedigree. Harmony goes over to the referee she elbowed and tries to revive him. He comes around as Harmony drops to cover Willis.
One…..
Two…..
Three!
JG: I told you she’d win, didn’t I.
The referee hands Harmony her belt. She snatches it out of the referee’s hands as she leaves the ring to a chorus of boos.
DM: She didn’t deserve to win, she used the damn chair.
JG: Look at the scoreboard junior, she won the match and retained her TV title.
DM: We don’t have a scoreboard, idiot.
Harmony Taylor is still the PPW TV Champion
REGULAR SINGLES MATCH
The Dark Lotus vs. Quentin Barnes
JG: Yes, well, you're always talking about how excellent matches are, so it's hard to distinguish between which matches are actually good, and which just suck.
“Of Wolf and Man” By Metallica hits, the fans explode into rapturous applause. Pyro explodes either side of the ramp way and Quentin Barnes walks out onto the entrance ramp. He stops atop the ramp and raises one hand into the air. He strides to the ring, rolling under the bottom rope and standing upright. He walks to each side of the ring and raises one arm individually until his music begins to fade.
DM: Barnes has been on an overwhelming streak here in PPW with his undefeated 1-0 Record. At Genesis he really impressed everyone with his endurance and strength. Perhaps this week he will continue on his path of perfection!
JG: You sound like you were paid to do that little line right there.... were you?
DM: No?
JG: Oh... I think you were...
Lotus walks into the arena to "Only One" by Slipknot, with all the lights turned off. The only light is that from the stairway, the skyboxes and the dim spotlight on Lotus. Lotus walks to the ring and steps over the top rope, as he does this the ring fills with smoke.
DM: I'm excited for this match, Bomb.
JG: I bet you are... *Rolling his eyes*
The bell sounds as Barnes and Lotus share a stare down. The two then step forward and meet in centre ring. They go to grapple. Lotus throws a knee up into Barnes's gut and whips him into the ropes. He follows it up with a big boot hitting Barnes squarely in the jaw. Barnes falls to the canvas and Lotus wastes no time. He climbs on top of Barnes and begins pounding his fists into his skull. Finally he steps off of him. Barnes starts to get up. DDT from Lotus! Barnes lies on the mat, getting a breather. Lotus stands and leans against the ropes, waiting for Barnes to stand again. As he stands, Lotus charges forward and rams his knee into Barnes's head. Barnes falls backward and once again is laid out on the mat.
DM: And Lotus is really taking it to Quentin Barnes here in the beginning minutes of this match.
JG: No kidding. Somebody didn't eat their Wheaties this morning.
Lotus leans against the ropes once more, taking his time as Barnes groggily regains his composure. Barnes stands now, and Lotus takes a step forward. The two are face to face. Lotus reaches out and slaps the taste right out of Barnes's mouth. A roar of "Ohhh!" simultaneously pulses in the arena. Barnes stares at Lotus, trembling with anger. Lotus reaches out to slap him again, but is blocked, and immediately forced backward by a big boot from Barnes, who follows it up directly with a Belly-To-Belly Suplex. He goes for the pin.
One...
Two...
Barely a two count before Lotus kicks out. Barnes lifts Lotus up and goes to whip him. Lotus instead holds on and whips Barnes into the ropes. Barnes ducks under Lotus' arm. He wraps up to do a German Suplex. Lotus elbows him in the head, spins around him, and hits a Pinning German Suplex!
One...
Two...
Kick out at 2 by Quentin Barnes.
JG: Eh... not bad so far, I guess.
DM: Tremendous fast-paced action here tonight, folks!
Lotus picks Barnes up by his hair. Barnes Hooks the legs, drops Lotus to the mat and rolls in a Texas Cloverleaf! Lotus, the stronger, larger man, powers out of the submission after only a few seconds. Lotus stands and Barnes is waiting for him. He steps back and nails a perfectly weighted shuffle side kick...Lotus falls to his knees and before he can fall face first to the canvas, Barnes has raced up and grabbed the back of TDL's head, applying an Inverted Neckbreaker.
DM: Man, these two athletes look great out here tonight, Bomb.
JG: Yeah... I guess so. I'd rather see mudwrestling between two chicks!
DM: You're a pig...
Barnes pulls Lotus up to his feet and reverse underhooks him...Barnes kneels hard before Lotus can power out any more, and the middle of TDL's shoulder blades connects with Barnes's knee, Barnes keeps the Dragon sleeper locked in.
DM: That was a helluva backbreaker by Quentin Barnes!
JG: I will admit, that was nearly as cool as watching two les--
DM: All right, that's enough.
JG: I said almost, Donovan. You know I'd rather be watching the latter.
Again, with a roughly half of PPW's fan base supporting him, Lotus begins to bridge upward, this time with success. He spins and nails Barnes with a Northern Lights Suplex! Barnes's body crashes into the canvas, as both men lay, moving slowly. The ref begins the ten count.
One...
Two...
Three...
JG: Nice way of getting out of that hold by Dark Lotus. Perhaps that's why he's a former World Champ.
DM: Perhaps...
The two men struggle to get to their hands and knees.
Six...
Seven...
Lotus gets to his feet. A second later, Barnes gets up as well, but is only knocked back down by a ferocious clothesline by Lotus. Barnes rotates in mid-air and lands awkwardly in the middle of the ring. Lotus grabs Barnes up by his head and neck as the fans take turns chanting "Let's go Lotus!" and "Let's go Quentin!" Lotus wraps a hand around Barnes's neck and smiles as the fans erupt with cheers. He lifts Barnes high above his head. And chokeslams him down to the ring!
JG: Pits of Hell!
DM: My god, that could do it!
Lotus makes the pin.
One...
Two...
Thre...
Kickout by Barnes! Lotus now picks Barnes up again and signals for his finishing manoeuvre. He lifts Barnes onto his shoulder, in position for The Darkness. But Barnes pulls his weight back and is trying to lift Lotus back into tombstone position. Lotus fails to budge. Barnes, thinking quickly, grabs Lotus by his head and falls backward, executing a picture perfect reverse DDT. He goes for the pin.
One...
Two...
Thr...
Kickout from The Dark Lotus. Both men stagger up, Barnes hits the ropes, ducks a right hand by TDL and nails a Running STO!
PPW Fans: Holy Shit! Holy Shit! Holy Shit!
DM: UNBELIEVABLE! THAT HAS TO BE IT! DESPERATE TIMES!
Barnes makes the cover.
One...
Two...
Thre...
No! Lotus kicks out just in time! Barnes slaps the mat in frustration, but manages to smirk a little as the fans begin chanting again.
PPW Fans: This is awesome! This is awesome!
Barnes gets to his feet and extends his hand... Signalling for the Chokeslam to Hell... Lotus gets to his feet and turns... Barnes lifts him high into the air for the chokeslam... TDL reverses the hold dropping down Barnes back and with an amazing show of strength turns the reverse DDT into a Tombstone Piledriver!
JG: Look at Barnes, Lotus just hit him with The Darkness, he seems to be out cold!
One...
Two...
Three!
That's it. No! Barnes had a foot on the rope! Only a two count! Lotus jumps up and slaps his hand in frustration, glaring at the referee. He sighs, deciding he can't do anything about it, and picks Barnes up again. He whips him into the ropes. Barnes flies forward to wrap his arm around TDL, but TDL has the same idea... Double clothesline...
JG: What the hell!? Double clothesline...
DM: Wait a minute... What the hell is he doing here?!
From the back sprints PPW Owner Johnny Dinucci... In his hands he holds 2 steel chairs... He slides both of the chairs into the ring and points to the referee not to do anything... Barnes and TDL both slowly begin to get to their knees... Both men face away from each other and spot steel chairs... Both look confused believing the other wants to use a chair... Both men pull themselves to their feet, turn and strike...
DM: HOLY SHIT! THEY KNOCKED EACH OTHER OUT!
The referee calls for the bell and Dinucci smiles walking backwards up the ramp... He points at the ring and raises his arms symbolically...
DM: The score between these two is far from over. But tonight the fans were screwed Jim...
JG: Who gives a f...
We fade to commercial as Jim Grande is cut off...
REGULAR SINGLES MATCH
Dr. Edsel Closevs.
Tracee Sommers
JG: And we've been let down by this Sommers, no one has heard from her since her arrival in PPW.
DM: I'm getting word that something is happening backstage. Let's get a camera back there.
Backstage, we can see Dr. Close and Sid Griffiths laying into a beaten down Tracee Sommers. Blood covers Sommers' face. Dr. Close goes out of shot for a second, but comes back with a chair in hand. Dr. Close hits Tracee over the back of the head several times before Sid pulls him back, obviously believing enough is enough. Several referees and officials come to help Tracee Sommers, but the damage has already been done.
DM: Ladies and gentlemen, I've just been informed that this match won't go ahead. But next Mutilation we will see a huge tag match featuring Dr. Close and Sid Griffiths, who will be taking on Tracee Sommers and Tre Crawford.
PPW Mutilation goes to an ad break.
REGULAR SINGLES MATCH
PPW PARAMOUNT CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT ROUND 1
Shane Kast vs. Tre Crawford
DM: Welcome back folks, and we’re just about ready for the main event of the evening – Shane Kast goes one-on-one with “The Pinnacle of Perfection”, “The Perfect Weapon”, “Mr. PPW” Tre Crawford.
JG: And just you remember that, Michaels. Tre Crawford is a living legend. There is nobody in PPW or any other federation in history that matches up to Tre Crawford’s stature.
DM: Without a doubt Tre has achieved heights in his career that others only fantasise about… he’s a former PPW World champion, a former PPW Tag Team champion, and a PPW Hall-of-Famer. There aren’t many other people out there that can say they’ve achieved those things, Jim.
JG: I don’t actually think anybody else can claim that… Sure we’ve had Tag Team champions, we’ve had World champions… Hell, we’ve even got other Hall-of-Famers… But NONE of them have done all 3… None of them except Tre Crawford.
DM: Alright, alright, enough of your brown-nosing. Let’s get on with the show, shall we?
JG: If we must…
Fozzy's "Don't You Wish You Were Me" begins to blare through the arena. The sound of the music brings an instantaneous and deafening torrent of boos, catcalls and obscenities from the audience. The noise is so loud in fact that it drowns the music out entirely. A thin mist begins to fill the ramp way, accentuated by red and blue lights. When the music gets to the main guitar riff Shane Kast arrogantly strides out from behind the curtain. He raises his arms to his side and reacts to the boos as if he's being cheered. This continues for a moment or two as Shane soaks it all in gleefully.
DM: This kid’s ego could not possibly get any bigger…
He finally puts his arms down, Kast continues down to the ring slowly. He finally reaches the ring and slowly walks up the ring steps, arrogantly demanding that the referee hold the rope open for him. The referee argues this for a minute before finally acquiescing because he realizes that Kast will never enter the ring unless he does so. Kast steps under the second rope and mockingly pats the referee on the cheek.
DM: Seriously Bomb, Shane Kast is on one enormous ego trip! He still thinks he’s God’s gift. Maybe he’s forgotten that he DIDN’T win the PPW Paramount championship at Genesis...
JG: What’s wrong with a little self-confidence, Donnie? I think Shane Kast’s got the right attitude. He’s not letting one loss to Colin Zale ruin his career and his morale. He’s gonna carry on fighting and beating the crap out of the rest of the PPW roster until he gets to face Zale again for the gold.
DM: So do you think Shane Kast will defeat Tre Crawford here tonight? “The Pinnacle of Perfection”? “The Perfect Weapon”? “Mr. PPW”?
JG: I... He... If we... Shut up and call the damn match, Michaels.
The lights in the arena dim as a voice is heard in a soft whispering tone, saying “Perfection’s Coming”. At this point a picture of Tre Crawford’s face appears on the Purepaintron. Smoke begins to fill the ramp area, as it begins to clear Tre then steps up onto the ramp. As he does “I Don’t Give A Fuck” by Hed (PE) begins to play. Tre has his head down in deep concentration. He then raises both arms up and with each hand throws up the Westside “W”. As he peaks with both arms, pyro begins to explode around him leaving a trail of flames shooting down the ramp way.
DM: “Perfection’s Coming” my ass!
JG: Perfection’s already here, Michaels!
Tre then raises his head up and heads towards the ring, taunting the fans. Once he struts into the ring, he climbs up on to the second rope (not in the corner) and holds the Westside symbol up high with his right arm. He does this once on every section and then removes his silver glittery robe and sunglasses. Following this he leans up against the corner and waits for the bell.
JG: I can not WAIT for this match, Donovan! Shane Kast and Tre Crawford in the same ring at the same time, with a shot at PPW Paramount gold on the line! It doesn’t get any better than this!
The referee calls for the bell as the two men look at each other from across the ring. Kast gives off a smirk as Tre simply looks a hole through his counterpart. Kast then suddenly wipes the smile off his face, and lunges at Crawford. He tackles Tre around the waist and wrestles him to the ground, unloading with a series of lefts and rights.
DM: My God! Shane Kast has lost it!
JG: We’ve never seen Kast lose his head like this before!
DM: He obviously feels he has a point to prove after the match with Zale!
Tre eventually overpowers Kast and throws him in to the ropes. He then hits Kast with a European Uppercut, followed by a series of chops to the chest. Shane slumps backwards in to the corner as Tre raises his arms in a Westside position.
JG: Yeah baby, whooo!
The crowd acknowledges Tre’s show of authority with a chorus of jeers. But Tre simply laughs aloud, and continues where he left off. He Irish whips Kast across the ring in to the other corner, Shane’s back cracking against the steel structure.
DM: This match has started so much more ferociously than we could have ever imagined, but Tre Crawford has slowed the pace right down to suit him, and he’s firmly in control of Shane Kast right now.
Kast pulls himself forwards away from the turnbuckle, and is met by an arm drag. As Kast hits the floor, he bounces back up and is then introduced to a Full Nelson Slam. Kast’s backside crashes against the canvas, and he stays down. Tre Crawford simply dismisses any crowd chants and maintains his composure. He looks down on Shane Kast, before picking him up and tossing him over the top rope and to the floor.
DM: A good old fashioned wrestling match here, folks. A classic performance by Tre Crawford.
JG: And even though this match has so far been pretty slow and purposeful, Shane Kast could quickly find himself in trouble if he continues to take these shots from Tre Crawford without reply.
Crawford exits the rings via the steel steps, and approaches the already hurting body of Shane Kast. Kast, still on the mats outside, feels Tre’s presence, and immediately tries to get back to his feet before Tre makes him. But unfortunately for Kast, Crawford doesn’t give him enough time. Tre grabs Kast by the trunks and forces him to stand upright. He then Irish whips Shane in to the steel ring post, knocking the rookie back to the floor.
DM: This is an inspirational performance by Tre Crawford! It’s performances like this that got him to World champion almost 2 years ago. He’s using the entire area around the ring as well as the ring itself, and he’s bending the rules as far as he can without causing the referee any concerns. A typically great show from the number one showman, it has to be said.
JG: Finally you’re coming around to my way of thinking, Michaels. Tre Crawford is a legend. Accept it.
As Tre approaches Kast, Kast hits Crawford with a low blow, causing the former World champion to hit the deck. This buys Shane some time, and allows him to crawl away from potential harm, and roll himself back into the ring, as the referee’s count progresses.
Three...
Four...
Five...
Tre gets to his feet and, holding his crotch, rolls back into the ring, where he is met by a boot to the face, followed up by a series of elbow drops.
DM: Shane Kast is doing his damnedest to get back into this one, Grande! He wants another shot at Colin Zale... He wants to become the next PPW Paramount champion!
JG: But so does Tre Crawford, Michaels. The entire roster would give anything to be in Colin Zale’s shoes. In fact, I can’t think of anybody that is least deserving of the Paramount title than Colin Zale!
DM: That’s because you’re bitter and jealous and very, very resentful.
JG: That is true... WHOOO!
Shane Kast, still reeling from the steel post shot, picks up Tre by the head and whips him into the corner. He then hits Crawford with a Shuffle SideKick, and drops to his knees for the first attempt at a pinfall...
One...
Two...
Th…kick-out by Tre Crawford after two.
DM: Well, the way this match started out, I would’ve had my dollars on Tre Crawford making the first attempt at a cover, Jim.
JG: Yeah me too. But that’s Pure Pain Wrestling for ya, Michaels. It’s unpredictable as Hell!
Kast then picks up Crawford again, and hits a Snap Suplex. He then walks over to the corner, and proceeds to climb the turnbuckle.
JG: He’s goin’ up, Michaels!
But as Kast is climbing, Tre Crawford springs back to his feet, runs over to the corner, and launches Kast across the ring to the other side... head first!
DM: MY GOD!
JG: Did you see that!? Shane Kast took off like a rocket!
Shane Kast is down, motionless. Tre takes a couple of seconds to catch his breath, then hits a Leg Drop on to the back of Kast’s head. Tre then issues several forearm shots to the head, until eventually the referee breaks the two men apart.
DM: The pendulum has just swung back to Tre Crawford, Grande.
JG: Indeed it has, Don. And I believe that he can win it from this position now. Shane Kast’s head has got to be beaten up after a steel post shot, a launch across the ring, and those forearm smashes! I think Tre could give Kast brain damage if he carries on!
DM: Well it wouldn’t take long to damage the minute brain of Shane Kast now would it?
Tre picks Shane up and Irish whips him into the corner. He then takes Kast up the turnbuckle with him, then positions himself so his back is facing the ring. He locks Shane’s head under his arm and then leaps off backwards, issuing a thunderous Superplex!
DM: Jesus H. Christ! I think we have our winner after that!
JG: He nearly broke Shane Kast’s spinal column!
But the fall took a lot out of Crawford also. He clutches his back after the impact of the Superplex, but battles on regardless. He gets back to his feet and walks over to the broken body of Shane Kast.
DM: Tre is in the driving seat now, no doubt about that. Provided he keeps things simple, he should have this one in the bag, and he’ll advance in this tournament.
JG: I think you’re just about right there, Michaels. Shane Kast had his shot.
Kast lies on the ground motionless as Tre approaches him. Crawford towers over his fallen foe and reaches down. He slaps Kast right across the face, before jumping the full length of Kast’s entire body and bounces off the ropes. He then jumps over Kast again and bounces off the opposing ropes. He then seems to lose his footing, but falls headfirst into Shane’s groin area.
DM: DROPPING THE DIME!!! TRE CRAWFORD JUST DROPPED THE DIME ON SHANE KAST!
JG: It’s all over, folks.
As Kast clutches his groin, he gets to his feet and begins hopping around the ring, holding on to his jewels. Tre then whips Kast off the ropes, and goes for The Silencer.
DM: SILENCER!
But Shane ducks the superkick, and hits Tre Crawford with a kick to the stomach. He then issues a Double Underhook into an X-Factor.
JG: KASTASTROPHY! MY GOD OUTTA NOWEHERE!
Tre hits the canvas as Kast makes the cover...
One...
Two...
Three!!!
DM: I DON’T BELIEVE IT!
Shane Kast qualifies for the 2nd round
DM: Shane Kast just dodged a bullet! He was beaten for sure by a sterling Tre Crawford performance!
JG: It just goes to show you Michaels that you can never write off Shane Kast!
DM: How in the Hell will Tre Crawford react to this? Who will square off next week in the continuation of the PPW Paramount championship tournament? Find out next week folks!