>> THE BRAWLTOPIA MATCH (24/11/13) <<

Nick Burst - Oh I know. My glass of scotch is full, the fans are rabid... it's time for BRAWLTOPIA!

The shot fades to be picked back up by a camera man at ringside, who is focused solely on the time keepers table.

Bobby Shavonie - We've had an action packed night, and things are just about to get kicked up a notch!

OWF Ring Announcer Missy Janson takes possession of a microphone on the table and brings it with her as she stands up on her feet. She glances out into the crowd and flashes her pearly white smile.

Missy Janson - Without any further adue, I am happy to announce is time for the MAIN EVENT OF THE EVENING... AND IT IS THE BRAWLTOPIA MATCH!

The entire mass of fans, all at once, get right up to their feet and screech as loud as their voices will allow. The foundation under the building rumbles and it sets the tone for what is to come in the next contest.

Missy Janson - The rules are as follows: this is a Battle Royal, with no disqualifications where weapons are encouraged for use... where the only way to be eliminated is to be thrown over the top rope, with both feet touching the floor.

When the Ring Announcer pauses the fans pick up their volume once again, allowing Missy to catch her breath for the next set of announcements.

Missy Janson - At any time during this match only four men will be entered, and when one is eliminated another will take his place. The last competitor standing will receive a shot at the OWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AT OWF HOLIDAY BASH ON DECEMBER 29TH!

That earns another rousing cheer from the crowd, but they keep their composure knowing they have a lot more time to express their feelings with the next match coming up.

Missy Janson - The first entrant to the Brawltopia Match... from Toronto, Ontario, Canada... PLAGUE!

The entire arena goes black, and silent with exception of the occasional camera flash and the cheers of the crowd. Suddenly the the heavy riffs of Bullet with a Name rip through the silence, followed by the lyrics leading up to the chorus.

Simultaneously, flames go off on either side of the entrance ramp, and Plague walks out from the back, pausing at the top of the ramp, before shaking out his hands, and shifts his weight from one foot to another like a boxer would.

With a smile to the cheering crowd, he heads down the ramp bumping fists with some of the fans as he goes.

Nick Burst - If Plague wants to have even a fighters chance in this thing, he needed to come into this match not looking like a joke. This is way better than what he did a few weeks ago.

Bobby Shavonie - Besides his entrance, what do you think about Plague's chances?

Nick Burst - As the first entrant? Not very good. By my count he's going to have to outlast ten other competitors to win this match. He'd be better off giving up on that and just looking to make an impact in a high profile match.

Bobby Shavonie - Oh come on, Nick. Plague is a former World Champion and he's just as capable of winning as anyone else if he's anything like he was back in the day.

Nick Burst - How do you know that? You weren't even around when he was Champion. Neither was I, but unlike you I studied all the shows I missed while you just read stats off a piece of paper. Plague is a great wrestler, but his odds of walking out as the last man standing aren't good.

Halfway down he breaks into a sprint and slides into the ring, heading over to his corner once he stands. From Plague the camera cuts back outside of the ring, barely catching up with Missy Janson as she continues.

Missy Janson - The second man to the ring... from Love Valley, North Carolina... DUDE JOB!

"I don't care anymore" by Phil Collins starts to play as we see Dude JoB walk out wearing Trent Steel's trench coat and sporting his blue hippie shades. The fans are booing loudly as he struts down the ramp, one foot in front of the other, looking out into the crowd on his way down the aisle. When he gets to ringside Dude Job rolls under the bottom rope and pushes himself up to his feet, discarding the trenchcoat and sunglasses over the top rope. He has a wide smile on his face as he walks to his corner and climbs up to the middle rope, holding his hands high above his head.

Bobby Shavonie - Once again Dude Job enters the ring wearing Trent's attire, but he needs to realize this is about much more than Trent.

Nick Burst - He'll find out soon, because everything I said about Plague goes for Dude Job too. These two, along with the next two entrants, really don't stand much of a chance with the rules we have in place. People are going to get hurt, Bobby.

Bobby Shavonie - And hasn't Dude Job been a guy who has been known to hurt people?

Nick Burst - He sure fucking is, and that makes him a threat, but being in this match from the start sets any advantage back a few steps. Not to mention he just competed nine days ago in a grueling match against the Freedom Kid; who he may just come across later in the match.

Hopping down to his feet on the mat as his music fades out, DJ leans up against the turnbuckle pads in his corner across the ring from Plague as the cameras come back to a focus on the OWF Ring Announcer on the outside of the ring.

As this comes over the PA out of the back coming to the ring at a full tilt is Ataxia. "The Messiah Pariah" ignores the fans and dives under the bottom ropes and slides across the ring almost hitting a cameraman.

Nick Burst - Dude Job and Ataxia in the same ring together, with weapons being encouraged...

Bobby Shavonie - And don't forget, Ataxia's tag team partner was thrown off a bridge just nine days ago; so you know he has some pent up rage inside of him.

Nick Burst - This guy always has rage on tap. He's a sick bastard and in a match like this, he's the kind of guy who could last a good while. Still, being entered this early isn't the strongest of ways to start.

Bobby Shavonie - Yes, we understand that Nick. You've been sure to let us know about that many times.

Nick Burst - Hey fair is fair. If I said it about Plague and DJ, Ataxia gets the same treatment; and so will whoever comes out next.

He smiles as he kips up and holds out his arms in a mock bow and heads off to the corner between Plague and Dude Job, all the while laughing maniacally. His music fades and the next shot of the night is of Missy Janson, looking out into the crowd, raising her microphone up in front of her face.

"Just a step, cried the sad man
Take a look down at the madman
Only fear breaks the silence
Take a look down at the madman."

Sean Price's Mad Mann plays over the PA system as Ray Lopes, looking as ornery as ever makes his way down to the ring. He slaps a few fans hands along the way and then climbs inside, ready for the match to begin.

With all four men in the ring the cameras cut back outside where OWF Referee's Dean Stern and Calvin Mills are both out here to call this match from ringside on opposite sides of the ring. With a nod to the timekeepers table the bell is rung; which is met with a huge cheer from the fans.

THE BRAWLTOPIA MATCH
A BATTLE ROYAL, FEATURING EVERY WILLING COMPETITOR ON THE ROSTER, WHERE THE ONLY WAY TO BE ELIMINATED IS TO BE THROWN OVER THE TOP ROPE. NO DISQUALIFICATIONS, WEAPON USE IS ENCOURAGED. ONLY FOUR COMPETITORS IN THE RING AT A TIME, WHEN ONE IS ELIMINATED ANOTHER COMPETITOR WILL TAKE THEIR SPOT. THE LAST COMPETITOR STANDING RECEIVES A SHOT AT THE OWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE OWF HOLIDAY BASH PAY PER VIEW IN DECEMBER!

THE STARTING FOUR...

PLAGUE	DUDE JOB
ATAXIA	RAY LOPES

Immediately Dude Job and Ataxia exit the ring under the bottom rope, taking advantage of the loose rules on weapon use by ducking under the apron skirt. While Dude Job pulls out a kendo stick and Ataxia brings out a large stop sign, Plague runs across the ring and clotheslines Lopes with such force that he flips over the top rope; barely hanging on for dear life as he holds onto the ropes. Plague is about to move in and secure the first elimination of the night but from behind he is smacked with the kendo stick across the back of his head by Dude Job, who has just returned to the ring. Ataxia slides back in and lifts the stop sign over his head, and wallops DJ over his head denting it severely as he drops to his knees. Dropping the stop sign to the mat Ataxia reaches down, grabbing Plague by both sides of his head, and leading him up into a front face lock. On the outside of the ropes Ray Lopes steps back into the ring, only to be caught with a swift kendo stick shot to the abdomen by the kneeling Dude Job. Plague easily gets out of the front face lock of Ataxia and irish whips him to the ropes, waiting for the masked man to return before lifting him up and laying out to drop him back-first on the stop sign. With both of them on the mat Dude Job stands up and goes to town on Ray Lopes with the kendo stick, working him over so bad that he is leaned up against the ropes. Dude Job pulls back and with a baseball swing cracks the stick across Lopes' face; resulting in him backflipping over the top rope, and crashing to the concrete floor.

Dude Job turns around, discarding the kendo stick to the outside of the ring now that it has been splintered in half, as both referees check on Ray on the outside.

Nick Burst - Redemption! You have to assume he's coming into this match looking for a chance at... well... Redemption!

Redemption steps out from the back and looks at the various weapons on the stage. Taking a hold of a steel chair and pulling it from the entrance way he turns to the ring, and jogs down the ramp. Sliding in head first Redemption first sees Plague and destroys him with a chair shot straight to the skull. Turning around Redemption sees Dude Job coming at him and drives the top edge of the chair into DJ's stomach, bending him over near the middle of the ring. Taking the chair into both hands Redemption holds it up over his head and brings the seat down onto the exposed back of his opponent, sending Dude Job to his stomach in a great deal of pain. Seeing an advantage that he can't just pass up Redemption discards the chair and reaches down, grabbing DJ by his hair, and picks him up to his feet leading him to the ropes. As Redemption tries to push Dude Job over the top rope, Ataxia has finally composed himself and notices the steel chair that Redemption had just discarded. He goes to pick it up but it is stomped down upon by Plague who throws a right hand into his face, backing Ataxia off a step. Now Plague bends over and places both hands on the chair, but Ataxia runs right back in and boots Plague across the side of his face spinning him around slightly. Wrapping both arms around Plague's waist Ataxia tries to lift him up for a german suplex but receives a back elbow to his face for his efforts. On the nearby side of the ring Redemption has managed to get Dude Job's right leg over the top rope, but that's as far as he has gotten; and is backed off with a headbutt to the face by Dude Job, who does everything he can to prevent himself from behind eliminated. Redemption staggers back towards the middle of the ring where he sees the steel chair he had brought into the ring and extends his arms downward to grab it, but gets caught with an uplifting kick to the face that shoots his body upright from Plague; who ends up in possession of the chair. Swinging it wildly at Redemption, Plague puts all of his strength into the chairshot only for Redemption to move out of the way; but it's not all for nothing as Plague hits a glancing blow with the top of the chair to Dude Job's face, knocking him down to his rear. Sensing a chance at a huge advantage Ataxia runs back in to join in the action and leaps through the air, dropkicking Redemption upon his back. He is jerked forward and crashes into Plague, sending both Redemption and Plague over the top rope. They desperately claw at the ring ropes to keep themselves from being eliminated as Ataxia shifts his sights to Dude Job, standing him up and trying to push him over the top on the same side of the ring that Plague and Redemption are dangling off of.

Bobby Shavonie - This match has only been about doing damage with weapons and trying to get eliminations!

Nick Burst - That's what it was meant to be, Bobby. There's no point in fucking around and weakening an opponent when a chance encounter can result in an elimination!

From outside of the ring Redemption punches Ataxia from behind Dude Job, and then springboards up to the top rope to take Ataxia out with a leaping missile dropkick. With Dude Job still inside of the ring Plague reaches over the top ring cable and grabs him around his head, trying to pull him over the ropes with a modified sleeper hold; but it isn't going too well with his balance not that steady on the edge of the apron. Eventually he gives up on that attempt and elbows DJ upon the base of his skull, knocking him forward and thus allowing Plague a chance to get back into the ring; no longer at risk for being eliminated. It's at that moment that Redemption and Plague stare at each other and come to blows in the middle of the ring; Redemption striking first with a short left jab to the bridge of Plague's nose. Plague returns fire with a european uppercut under Redemption's chin, and follows it with a lifting knee to his stomach. Using this brief advantage Plague grabs Redemption by the fabric of his mask and tries to toss him towards the ropes, but Redemption reverses it; unable to toss Plague over the ring cables, but managing to whip him back-first into the ropes. Bouncing off of them Plague comes back and nails Redemption with a leaping forearm to the face, and hops right back up to his feet. So completely focused on Redemption, Plague doesn't see Ataxia or Dude Job already getting back up to their feet nearby and doesn't bother with either of them. As Plague lays a boot to the fallen Redemption, Ataxia bends down and takes possession of the dented stop sign he had brought into the ring earlier.

Plague turns around at the very last second and delivers a superkick to Ataxia's masked face; not only causing him to drop the stop sign to the mat, but he is sent flying over the top rope. It seems like he is going to be able to hold on after Plague nailed him with The Vaccine, but his grip isn't strong enough and he collapses to the floor with both feet touching the concrete.

Ataxia stands up on the outside and has to be restrained by the referee's so that he doesn't get back into the ring; and he's guided towards the back.

Bobby Shavonie - The introduction of weapons into this bout has made this a very unpredictable contest, where you have to keep your wits about you at all time.

Nick Burst - And so far, we've seen the impact that not keeping your head on a swivel will have.

Bobby Shavonie - And if he's half as angry as I think he is following that hard fought loss to Talon, he may be the most dangerous entrant!

The Jackrabbit emerges from backstage to a huge reception, but he has a stern look on his face showing he is keeping it all business as he runs down the ramp. As he climbs into the ring Jackrabbit starts to hit anything that moves in front of him, first decking Plague with an elbow shot to the mouth; then turning around and leveling Dude Job with a flying forearm strike. Popping right back up to his feet he catches Redemption approaching rapidly and backs him off with a boot to the stomach, then reaches around his head to grab a front face lock; leading into a stiff DDT that spikes the masked head of Redemption into the mat. As a result of the move the fans lose their composure and get very loud for The Jackrabbit as he watches Redemption roll out of the ring under the bottom rope, trying to catch a breather. Glancing around The Jackrabbit sees neither of his two valid opponents are ready to fight so he takes it out on the weapons that remain in the ring. He kicks the stop sign with such force that it slides out of the ring like a frisbee and crashes into the steel guardrail with a huge clanking sound upon impact. He turns his body and bends over to grab a hold of the steel chair that Redemption brought into the ring, and simply tosses it to the outside over the top rope. At this very moment there are no weapons in the ring, only laid out bodies until Plague rolls over onto all fours. Moving in at a fast pace Jackrabbit stomps him across his back, then spins his body around to rush back at Dude Job to punt him across the face. Dominating the control of this match for the time being you'd think The Jackrabbit would pause to catch his breath, but instead he goes right back to Plague and reaches down to grab him around both sides of his head. Prying him off the canvas it looks like Jackrabbit in full control until Dude Job re-inserts himself into the fray, nailing his opponent with a running shoulder charge from behind. What would usually just send The Jackrabbit down to the mat actually sends him stumbling forward into the ropes, almost losing his balance but keeping his feet planted on the mat prevents him from toppling to the outside. As Jackrabbit turns around ready to go after DJ he realizes that he has already moved on to Plague, and has picked up where JR left off; as Dude Job gets Plague back to his feet. Squaring off with each other Dude Job nails Plague with a short right hand, followed by a left hook then tries to cap it off with a right toe kick. The boot is deflected with both hands of Plague coming in for the save, and he retaliates with a back elbow strike to the right side of Dude Job's face knocking him into a stumble towards his left. Walking right into a middle kick from Plague's right leg that sends all of the oxygen in DJ's lungs up his windpipe and out of his mouth. He collapses to his hands and knees gasping for air and Plague is ready for the kill when he is tapped on the shoulder from behind. He turns around and sees what the cameras had missed, which was Redemption gaining possession of an acoustic guitar and getting back into the ring to tap Plague on the shoulder. As soon as he turns around the guitar explodes into hundreds of pieces as it is slammed down across the top of Plague's head; with really only the neck of the instrument and the strings attached to a few shards of wood. The fans explode as Redemption watches Plague fall down to his back, then turns around and struts his stuff while pretending to strum on the guitar. The showboating is a bit of personality that Redemption hardly shows and it gives the fans a reason to cheer out in approval, but that ends rather abruptly as The Jackrabbit grows tied of being just an onlooking participant; and steps in to grab Redemption from behind, spinning him around into a collar and elbow tie up that forces him to drop the broken guitar. Securing Redemption's arms under his he gets really close to his opponent then with all of his strength sends Redemption flipping over his head with a double arm underhook suplex. The crowd feverishly applauds the huge move but they see what Jackrabbit doesn't see, which is Dude Job getting up to his feet ready to pounce on The Jackrabbit in his momentary lapse in judgment.

Jumping up and landing on his back, DJ sets in a sleeper hold which completely backfires when The Jackrabbit heads to the ropes and flips him over; releasing himself from the submission, while also nearly eliminating Dude Job with very little effort. Thinking he has gotten rid of one more adversary The Jackrabbit walks away and turns back towards the other two men in the match, while Dude Job holds onto the bottom rope with both hands; his feet dangling over the concrete floor with OWF Official Calvin Mills up close to make sure he hasn't been eliminated. Back in the ring Plague snatches up The Jackrabbit from behind in a full nelson hold and tries to lift him up into the air, but his opponent isn't having any of it. As soon as Jackrabbit lands back on his feet he swings his head backwards, connecting with the brow of Plague, and loosens up the hold he has been set into. Instead of just pulling his arms free The Jackrabbit keeps his left arm entangled with Plague as he dips around behind his opponent, escaping the full nelson and applying a hammerlock upon him; torquing his left arm to the sky. That weak submission is only where it starts as everyone watches The Jackrabbit dip his head under Plague's right arm, keeping the hammerlock applied behind his back, with the intentions of suplexing him. Those intentions become reality but Plague isn't going down that easy and lands on his feet behind Jackrabbit.

Bobby Shavonie - Well the ring is devoid of weapons right now thanks to The Jackrabbit, so what else is there left to do?

He engages him in a reverse waist lock which is a point of contention as the two men struggle in this hold for a few seconds. That sends a camera cutting back to Dude Job who has pulled himself back up onto the edge of the apron moments ago, and now returns to his feet. Glancing inside of the ring to see Plague and Jackrabbit going at it, and Redemption recovering a good distance away, Dude Job smiles as he realizes no one is concerned with him. He decides it's time to make a statement by heading to the nearest corner and ascending the rungs of the turnbuckle, making it up to the top rope in almost record time. He perches himself perfectly and is in range of Plague and The Jackrabbit, ready to rain on their parade. It's too bad because before he has a chance to do anything a recently recovered Redemption runs in, and flips his body through the air to deliver a twisting spin kick to the face of DJ; sending him flying off the top turnbuckle and crashing into the steel guard rail, before ultimately collapsing to the concrete floor.

Nick Burst - Redemption hit the Unspeakable Horror on Dude Job, and he fucking flew! What an elimination!

Redemption smiles as he leans over the top rope, looking at Dude Job in pain on the concrete floor as Dean Stern and Calvin Mills move in to check on his condition.

Nick Burst - Serves him right for trying to go up to the top rope like that after being tossed over the top. You can't afford to let your guard down for a second in matches like these.

Bobby Shavonie - One mistake is all it takes, and then the dreams of challenging for the OWF World Championship at Holiday Bash disappear just like that!

Missy Janson - Next to the ring... from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania... TRENT STEEL!

Bobby Shavonie - How ironic. Ataxia and Dude Job are gone by the time Trent Steel enters!

Nick Burst - That actually will help him, I think. Now he can just be the son of a bitch we all know.

Trent Steel walks out and immediately turns to the entrance way, grabbing a closed up table and yanking it from the props. He lays it on the steel grates of the stage and returns to the entrance way, looking at a bevvy of weapons to choose from.

Nick Burst - And would you look at that, he's collecting weapons to bring to the ring.

Since Steel is taking a long time to make his entrance the production team cuts back to the ring to see Redemption pull Plague off of The Jackrabbit, only to level JR with a vicious elbow strike to the base of his skull. Plague is pissed and he turns around ready to go at Redemption but he holds up his hands and then points down at The Jackrabbit, who is only now getting up to his hands and knees. Redemption moves in and grabs Jackrabbit around the waist and lifts him up to a standing position then calls for Plague to join him, and he does; assisting Redemption in tossing The Jackrabbit over the top rope. Or so it seems that way as Redemption stops and tries to dump both JR and Plague over the top, and it looks like it may work. Planting his left buttcheek on the edge of the ring apron, with both hands held tightly to the second rope, The Jackrabbit holds on for dear life while Plague lands back-first on the unprotected edge of he apron; barely hanging on to the bottom rope for support. Trying to do anything he can Redemption kicks at Plague's face through the ropes, nearly knocking him out before turning his attention back to the Jackrabbit and repeating the same process with him with the same results. Finally Trent Steel comes back into the picture as he lays the wooden table on the edge of the ring apron, and starts throwing the weapons he has collected into the ring. There are so many that it's hard to take an inventory but a wooden mop, a cheese grater and a big wad of barbed wire are some of the many toys Steel has brought into the fray; including the table which he also slides into the ring.

Getting into the ring Trent first grabs a baseball bat off the mat, and rears it up behind his head. He attacks Redemption from behind, cracking the wooden baseball bat over the back of his head. The crowd gasps as they see Redemption fall to the mat kicking his legs in pain, while Trent Steel throws his broken end of the bat into the air and walks back to the pile of crap he brought down from the stage. Fumbling through it he grabs a hold of the cheese grater and holds it in the air; when the fans give a mixed reaction he tosses it down to the mat, nodding his head with agreement. He grabs the wooden mop and having just used a baseball bat, it seems fruitless to bring that into the fray as a weapon so he chucks that over the top rope and to the floor. All while this is going on both Plague and The Jackrabbit have gotten themselves out of the awkward perdicament they were stationed in outside of the ring by returning back inside of the ring ropes on the canvas of the squared circle. Finally Trent Steel settles and takes hold of the barbed wire, and wraps it around his right hand repeatedly. His own blood starts to come from his palm but he doesn't show any signs of pain, while The Jackrabbit gets up to his knees very aware of what is going on in front of him. Plague isn't so lucky and as he gets up to his knees he is punches right between the eyes by Steel's barbed wire covered hand; ripping the flesh open above his eyebrows.

Plague kind of just stays there as blood starts to roll down his face allowing Trent to turn towards The Jackrabbit. He's not having any of it and runs in, booting Steel upon his face which knocks him down to his back. Seeing Plague in a daze The Jackrabbit lifts him up, placing him back on his feet leaning against the ring ropes. Once there The Jackrabbit slaps him across the face with his right hand, then with the left before spinning himself around in a circle twirling his fingers in the air. As soon as his shoulders are squared to Plague, The Jackrabbit unleashes a furious open handed slap across the face of Plague; sending him flipping over the top rope, and crashing to the floor due to the move Jackrabbit calls Slap Happy.

Bobby Shavonie - Plague is gone! He started this match first, and now he's finished just like the other three who started out Brawltopia!

Nick Burst - He had an impressive run, but The Jackrabbit is a man on a mission here!

Bobby Shavonie - I think you're right, Nick. He's bringing the same fire he had against Talon, and doesn't seem to be letting his aches and pains get to him.

Doc Holloway comes out from the back looking in great shape as he sternly heads down the aisle, his focus on the ring alone.

Bobby Shavonie - Doc Holloway and The Jackrabbit were a team by chance. Now that they don't have the belts anymore, who knows how they feel about each other.

Nick Burst - Well they'd be better off to work together and try to be the last two men standing. That's just my opinion, and I think they will.

As soon as he gets into the ring Doc Holloway looks at The Jackrabbit, before he is attacked by Trent Steel who still has the barbed wire wrapped around his fist. Doc Holloway sidesteps him and tosses Steel back-first into the corner and approaches to deliver rapid fire fists to his abdomen, all the while keeping a close eye on the right hand of his opponent. The Jackrabbit comes in and grabs the right arm of Trent, holding it back so that Doc can continue his offense which brings a bit of a cheer from the crowd. While holding Steel's arm Jackrabbit decides to unarm him by carefully unwrapping the barbed wire from his hand, and discarding it to the outside which brings a sigh of relief from the crowd. Feeling like Holloway has Trent under control The Jackrabbit turns around to head back to the center of the ring, and is booted in the stomach by Redemption. From there he is bent over and has his head tucked between his opponent's legs, as Redemption sets up for the piledriver he has dubbed Undeserved Salvation. It is quickly countered by The Jackrabbit who back body drops Redemption over his head, sending him crashing to the mat; but Jackrabbit remains on guard knowing that was only a temporary solution. He moves in rather quickly but hangs back, waiting for Redemption to get up under his own power. Eventually he does so and turns around to see The Jackrabbit throwing a right hand right at his face; but what nobody has noticed until now is that Redemption holds the cheese grater Trent Steel discarded in his hands and brings it up to cover his face. The bare knuckles of Jackrabbit hit the cheese grater and he immediately yells out in pain, dropping to his knees as he clutches his left hand around his right wrist. Blood is already coming out of the various abrasions suffered from punching the cheese grater and the fans in the audience can be heard groaning, feeling nauseated by the multiple screens set up in the arena showing the messed up hand of The Jackrabbit. Discarding the cheese grater to the outside Redemption looks down at The Jackrabbit and remains motionless, waiting his opponent's next move.

Back in the corner both Doc Holloway and Trent Steel haven't made a single bit of progress on with one another. Doc's first instinct is to cause pain, but at the same time he would be happy to eliminate Trent; which leaves him in a limbo where he isn't sure on what he wants to do. Seeing Doc Holloway's back completely exposed Redemption heads over to the now-smaller pile of weapons Steel brought in and grabs onto a lead pipe. Coming in as fast as he can he cracks Doc between his shoulder blades and he drops to his knees, moving away on his own will in a great deal of pain; the first bit of it he has really experienced since entering the match. Redemption looks at Steel and decides not to attack him, choosing instead to wrap the lead pipe around the throat of Doc Holloway; choking the life out of him. There are no rules in this contest so there is nothing either referee can do to stop this, and Jackrabbit isn't in good enough shape to intervene; and Trent Steel has no interest in doing so. Eventually Redemption lets go and turns around to see Trent Steel walking out of the corner confronting him in the center of the ring. Redemption doesn't make a single move except hand the lead pipe over to Trent, who takes hold of it without a bit of hesitation. At that very second Redemption is grabbed from behind by The Jackrabbit and tossed shoulder-first through the ropes; making contact with the ring post. The Jackrabbit turns around and sees Trent Steel in possession of the lead pipe now, and sees Doc Holloway down on his knees in a great deal of pain, and loses it. Charging forward The Jackrabbit leaps through the air and hits a body splash that is usually meant to be delivered in the corner, but it sends Steel stumbling back to the ropes; while JR lands on his feet. Without missing a beat The Jackrabbit builds up as much speed as he can and leaps through the air, dropkicking Trent across his face which sends him backflipping over the top rope and crashing down to the concrete floor; lead pipe still in hand even as he is eliminated.

Nick Burst - He thought Trent Steel was the one who used the pipe on Holloway, and he made him pay for it!

Nick Burst - This is crazy Bobby. I just realized that EJ Slayer, Freedom Kid and Eclipse are going to be the last three entrants!

Bobby Shavonie - I don't know much about EJ Slayer but I hear a lot of people talking about him as a threat to win.

Nick Burst - I've watched tape of him, and he is fully capable of walking out of here with a World Title shot. But so are the other two I mentioned, and the remaining three in the ring right now!

EJ Slayer walks out from the back to mixed reaction from the crowd, most of which recognize him from his run in the OWF years ago. As soon as he gets to the top of the ramp he runs down, directing himself towards the ring and slides in ready to go at it with anyone who comes at him. First up is The Jackrabbit who eats a big boot to the face, dropping him down to the mat as Slayer moves on to grab Doc Holloway and lift him up to his feet; seeting him up for an exploder suplex. Popping his hips EJ Slayer delivers that suplex and sends Holloway onto his back in a great deal of pain. Without breaking a sweat Slayer gets up to his feet in time to see Redemption running at him from the side; and scoops him up into a standing firemans carry, before driving Redemption down upon the back of his head with a death valley driver. Returning to his feet EJ Slayer stands over three fallen men, all of whom are considered some of the best in the OWF; all of which he laid out in the short amount of time he has been in the ring.

The fans are taken back and very unsure of how to react as he heads back to Redemption, pulling at his mask and tugging him back up to his feet. Showing a little bit of fight Redemption nails EJ with a right jab to the nose with such force that blood begins to trickle out of his right nostril, but Slayer embraces this and returns fire with a right hand to Redemption's masked face. Not backing down a single step Redemption pulls himself upright and headbutts EJ Slayer upon the bridge of his nose, and some members of the crowd start to get behind Redemption; which is shocking enough to note. The headbutt leaves Redemption a little dazed and he backs off to recover. Out of nowhere Doc Holloway steps in and punches Slayer in the gut and ducks his head between his thighs, and before anyone knows it Holloway has EJ up in a crucifix powerbomb position; looking to complete the Rod of Asclepius which sends the crowd into a frenzy. Slayer is quick to slide down Doc's back, avoiding the maneuver, as Holloway steps forward and twirls himself around; leveling Redemption with a discus clothesline. At that moment The Jackrabbit gets back to his feet and rushes at EJ Slayer, pushing him back into the nearest corner and holding him there waiting for Doc. As if on cue Holloway joins him and the two men begin beating the holy hell out of EJ Slayer with vicious strikes that hit him at various points from the waist up. As a team they irish whip him across the ring and The Jackrabbit volunteers to be given the same treatment from Doc, which he obliges. Irish whipping The Jackrabbit from corner-to-corner gives JR added momentum as he leaps into the air and crushes Slayer against the turnbuckles with a corner body splash. Dropping to his knees Slayer tries to seek a place to recover but The Jackrabbit will not allow it and pushes him back into a seated position in the corner with his right hand. All of a sudden the adrenaline wears off for Jackrabbit and the pain in his right hand comes back with full force. He has to walk away from EJ and leaves Doc to continue the assault while he deals with his injury. Holloway is taken off guard and gets caught with a uppercut to his jaw and his head is whipped backwards, sending him stumbling back on the heels of his boots for the moment. Returning to his feet with a tiny bit of distance between the two, Slayer looks to close it up by spinning around while curling his right arm behind his ear and thrusts it towards Doc Holloway's face. At the last possible second Holloway ducks under the rolling elbow and winds up behind EJ, back-to-back with him at this point in time. That doesn't last as he twirls his body around and looks for a discus clothesline to the back of EJ Slayer's head, but as if he has eyes in the back of his head he drops to a crouching position on the mat. The force that Doc put into the clothesline attempt sends him into the nearest corner chest-first, instantly trying to turn himself around to get back into the match. As he does so he is met with repeated shoulder charges to his stomach from EJ Slayer, who does everything in his power to keep Doc hung up with no way of escape. Seeing his former partner is in trouble The Jackrabbit stops worrying about his bloodied hand and looks on the mat, looking for some sort of weapon to use. There isn't much left for him to choose from so he grabs the wooden table that Trent Steel had brought in when he entered, and holds it up with both hands in front of his face. Launching it forward the face of the table crashes into the back of EJ Slayer, dazing him enough that he lays off Holloway. Holding his gut with his right hand Doc motions with his left towards the table and The Jackrabbit knows exactly what to do next, and locks both of the steel legs of it into place; before flipping it over, completely set up. Stepping in Doc Holloway ducks his head between Slayer's legs and lifts him up over his shoulders ready for an Alabama slam. While he tries to keep a tight grip of EJ Slayer, The Jackrabbit is clocked from behind by a running elbow strike from Redemption; who doesn't leave the scene without laying The Jackrabbit on top of the table just as Holloway flips Slayer off his shoulders. Slayer crashes down on Jackrabbit's abdomen and both men crash through the table, breaking it into thousands of splintering pieces as a result of the Alabama slam. The two men lay stacked on top of one another and it's only now that Doc Holloway realizes he harmed The Jackrabbit in the process of taking EJ Slayer down a peg or two.

He seemingly shows remorse but he has no time to grieve as Redemption runs forward and executes a shotgun dropkick with both boots directed to the chest of Doc Holloway. He is sent flying backwards into the same corner he was just pressed up against and finds himself in trouble when Redemption climbs up to the second rope and begins firing away at his face with repeated right hands. The fans don't count out the number of strikes like they would for someone they fully support, but if they had they would have been cut off at about six or seven before Doc reaches both of his hands up between Redemption's legs and flips him over the top rope. Cameras flash and the fans gasp, but somehow Redemption manages to grab onto the top rope with both hands where he dangles with his boots just feet away from touching the concrete. Doc Holloway moves away, back towards the center of the ring, while Redemption skins the cat by backflipping over the ropes and landing back on his feet on the canvas of the squared circle; avoiding elimination. Instead of going right for Doc Holloway who doesn't have his eye on the ball at this time, Redemption turns his full attention to Slayer and concentrates on bringing him up off of The Jackrabbit and leading him towards the ropes. This move unintentionally assists The Jackrabbit, who writhes in pain while trying to push as much of the broken table out from under him and to the outside of the ring. Almost right off the bat Redemption manages to get EJ's right leg hung over the top rope and bends down to work on the second leg, but Slayer holds onto not only the ropes but the body of Redemption to keep himself in the match. When they reach a stalemate Slayer unleashes a series of clubbing forearm blows to the back of the bent-over Redemption that are so full of power that Redemption collapses to his knees and has to bail on his attempts to eliminate Slayer.

Bobby Shavonie - This match has sped by for some, but I bet for those who have been inside of the ropes the minutes feel like hours.

Nick Burst - And no matter who wins, they will earn this; and consider this, we still have two more entrants!

Nick Burst - Then they better find me a replacement to call the Christmas Tree Match with at Holiday Bash if you can't stomach this.

Unhooking himself from the ropes EJ Slayer walks forward but is grabbed by his trunks by Redemption and pulled forward, causing Slayer to shoulder charge Doc Holloway; knocking him down to his back. Redemption immediately rolls to the ropes and glares through his mask as an angry Doc Holloway stands up and sees EJ Slayer standing his ground, and the two meet in the middle of the ring for a showdown. A right hand from Doc catches the left cheek bone of Slayer, but he shrugs off the pain and strikes back with a left jab to the mouth of Holloway; followed by a backhanded slap with his open right hand. This highly offends Doc Holloway who stands up straight and wraps both of his hands around Slayer's throat, trying to choke the life out of him without any intention of moving towards the ropes for an elimination. In fact he actually manages to lifts EJ Slayer into a double handed chokehold, but EJ isn't going down that easy and with both hands pounds downward on the elbow joints of Doc; resulting in him being dropped back down to his feet. He needs to pause to take a breather and The Jackrabbit moves in from behind, as recovered as he's going to be, and locks Slayer in a reverse waistlock. He pops his hips and german suplexes Slayer onto the back of his head, laying him out and shaking the entire ring while also expending so much energy that Jackrabbit cannot immediately get right back to his feet. He certainly tries and manages to keep himself a step ahead of Slayer, but gets helped up the rest of the way by Doc Holloway and the two men stand side-by-side; drawing a huge reaction from the fans. Without any words exchanged they simultaneously reach down and grab a hold of EJ Slayer, pulling him up to his feet and immediately laying his back against the ring ropes. Doc takes a hold of EJ's left arm with his left hand while Jackrabbit grabs onto Slayer's right wrist with his right palm. A double-irish whip sends Slayer across the ring but he has enough mental capability to hook both of his arms around the top ring cable as he hits the ropes with his back, preventing himself from involuntarily being sent back towards the two men waiting to do damage to him. As a team Holloway and Jackrabbit take off into a sprint right next to each other, both of them directing themselves towards Slayer and not settling for anything except for full speed. The only problem is that Redemption has gotten up to his feet and runs right behind them, grabbing The Jackrabbit by the back of his head and sending him vaulting over the top rope and crashing down to the concrete floor.

Doc pulls up and stops short of attacking EJ Slayer once again as he glares at The Jackrabbit on the outside with the fans booing heavily.

Bobby Shavonie - Just when Doc and JR seemed to be getting on the same page, Redemption comes out of nowhere and ends that dream!

Nick Burst - I guess you have to give him credit. He's been in here the longest of anyone left, and is showing the world he wants this!

Bobby Shavonie - He may want this, but now the OWF Network Champion is entering the fray!

OWF Officials Dean Stern and Calvin Mills go to check on The Jackrabbit, all while Redemption stares at him through his mask over the top rope. Back on the stage Freedom Kid comes out, receiving a huge pop from the crowd on his way down to the ring.

With the cameras focused on Freedom Kid on his way down to the ring, the audience at home misses out on seeing Doc Holloway toss Redemption over the top rope to avenge his former tag team partners elimination.

Nick Burst - Redemption just got rid of The Jackrabbit, and Doc made him pay for it! Now the final four have been determined in the blink of a drunk man's eye. It's Doc Holloway, Freedom Kid, EJ Slayer and...

Freedom Kid finally gets into the ring, making himself legal while The Jackrabbit and Redemption lay on the concrete floor side-by-side. The cameras immediately cut away to head to a shot of the stage, leaving the ring for the moment.

Bobby Shavonie - You're about to find out... as Eclipse returns to an OWF ring for the first time in two months!

Missy Janson - And the last entrant to the Brawltopia Match... from Anchorage, Alaska... ECLIPSE!

The full attention of everyone in the ring and in the crowd is set on the stage, and out of nowhere Eclipse comes out through the curtains to a huge explosion of cheers.

Almost immediately the camera focuses in on her injured left arm, and seeing how it is being held up. As she walks down the ramp it becomes clear that a metal brace with a grooved forearm plate is proctecting Eclipse from further injury. Under that is many layers of white tape, but that's all that can be seen by the cameras as Eclipse makes her way to ringside. The crowd is heard chanting "Welcome Back! Welcome Back!" at Eclipse which she completely ignores, and pulls her black baseball mat out of the sling she has over her back. She gets into the ring and immediately steps into a staredown with Freedom Kid, as Doc Holloway is concerned with The Jackrabbit and EJ Slayer is trying to gain a much needed second wind to keep himself rolling in this contest. Eclipse smiles, drops the bat, and holds up her arms ready to fight; forcing Freedom Kid to return the favor. Her first moves back in a ring for two months are a middle kick to Freedom Kid's stomach, a high left kick to the side of his head and all of it capped off with a lifting knee to his stomach. Taking all of this punishment FK is still able to compose himself rather quickly and throws a wide right haymaker towards Eclipse's face, which she blocks with the steel plating covering her left forearm. As soon as contact occurs Freedom Kid turns around and focuses all of his attention to his right arm which is caused a good amount of pain by deflecting off Eclipse's contraption covering her injury. Stumbling around Freedom Kid walks right into a rolling elbow from EJ Slayer, who is riding high on an adrenaline rush and now he steps up to face-off with Eclipse; taking FK's spot. Testing the brace for himself Slayer punts the left forearm of Eclipse with his right foot and while his shot is pure, Eclipse shows little signs of pain. Thinking on his feet Slayer pops up to the balls of his soles and fires a one-two combination of alternating left and right jabs to his opponent's face, which seem to have some effect on her. Keeping on top of Eclipse he brings a right knee up into her stomach and follows it not a second with a lifting left knee to the same point, knocking her back a step. On the other side of the ring Doc Holloway has seen The Jackrabbit taken to the back and turns himself around, looking for the nearest body to his current location in the ring. While Slayer tries to systematically use his brawling style to wear down Eclipse, with little retort from her offensively, Doc looks and sees the Network Champion just feet away and comes up from behind him. He snatches him up into an abdominal stretch but doesn't intend to keep it as a submission, even as he wrenches backwards for a few seconds once the hold is applied. When FK least expects it Holloway swings him up into the air, holding him horizontally over the mat, then brings Freedom Kid's back down upon his bent knee which silences the crowd due to the sheer impact of the move. While Freedom Kid rolls around on the mat holding his back EJ Slayer has finally backed Eclipse against the ropes and winds up for one final punch, which he throws forward; having it caught in the palm of Eclipse's right hand just inches away from her face. Using this hold Eclipse sends EJ Slayer flying over the top rope and he would surely be eliminated if she had just let go of him, but now with both hands Eclipse keeps the right arm of Slayer over the top rope. The fans explode when they see Eclipse pull backwards on the arm to pull both of her legs into the air, grapevining EJ's arm to set him into an elevated cross armbreaker submission over the top rope.

Nick Burst - What a perfect move! If EJ Slayer somehow manages to free himself from this, he will fall to the concrete floor!

Bobby Shavonie - Eclipse looks like she isn't skipping a beat tonight, even after the beating EJ was giving her.

Still on his rampage Doc Holloway moves away from Freedom Kid and heads all the way across the ring to mess with Eclipse's firm control on Slayer. He reaches down and lifts her up, unintentionally allowing EJ Slayer to sit himself down on the edge of the ring apron escaping the arm bar, while also avoiding elimination at the same time. When the cameras cut back to Eclipse he is seated on the top rope and Doc Holloway quickly turns himself around, going back-to-back with her, to secure both of his hands under her arms and holding them out away from her body. Moving towards the center of the ring Doc pulls Eclipse off the ropes and into a crucifix powerbomb position, which he delivers by tossing his opponent over his head so that she lands on the back of her neck; resulting in Eclipse rolling over onto her stomach, holding the back of her head following the completion of the Rod of Asclepius. All the excitement the fans had built up for not just Eclipse, but Doc Holloway earlier in the contest, is all gone now as they see exactly what is going on with Holloway dominating the ring and leaving a wake of destruction in his path. He doesn't stop for a second and actually grabs EJ Slayer through the ropes, pulling him back into the ring where he lifts him up over his shoulder; then runs to the nearest corner to bring EJ's back into the middle and top turnbuckle. Doc spins around and tosses Slayer off his shoulder to complete an Oklahoma slam on his opponent, and rises to his feet with his eyes on his three adversaries.

Nick Burst - He was protecting that guy for a long time, and when he only has himself to worry about he excels. It's that simple.

Having his pick of the litter Doc Holloway steps forward to go back around the circle, starting with Freedom Kid, but as he gets close he drops to a knee. Even though he didn't suffer horribly in the match he had to start the show, nor the impromptu cash in that lost him his half of the Tag Titles, Doc Holloway is starting to find it hard to keep himself going stamina-wise. This is a slight setback and while it allows Freedom Kid to get up to his hands and knees, ready to head to the ropes, Holloway takes point and decides to help FK towards his destination. With both arms locked around his opponent's abdomen Doc Holloway tries to push Freedom Kid over the top rope. When that doesn't work he grabs at his tights and starts pulling him up, actually managing to get Freedom Kid's upper body on the outside of the ring with his lower body dangling over the canvas. Zooming out the camera man at ringside captures Eclipse comingupon the bat she had brought into this match, and discarded for a fair fight with FK, and pulls it into her possession. Holding onto it with both hands as she rises up to her feet she comes up from behind Doc Holloway and drives the top of the bat into the base of his spine with so much force that he falls paralyzed to both knees. Freedom Kid is able to pull himself back into the ring, a little taken back by what just happened but he is even more surprised when Eclipse tosses him her bat; implying he should use it on Doc. The fans cheer out and want FK to go after Holloway, but he immediately tosses it back to Eclipse and shakes his head from side-to-side. She shrugs and takes the butt of the bat and drives it down to the back of Holloway's head, flattening him out upon his stomach. Again Eclipse offers the bat to Freedom Kid but he slaps it away, out of Eclipse's hands, and she retaliates by bringing a left forearm straight to his masked face. Toppling over like he was just shot in the face Freedom Kid hits the mat and remains motionless as the steel plating on Eclipse's left arm was instrumental in the damage he suffered. Turning back to Eclipse the cameras capture a rare moment of weakness in her as he fully extends that left arm and pumps her hand, eventually falling to her knees wincing in pain.

Bobby Shavonie - She has been using it as a weapon, and she paid for it in my eyes.

Nick Burst - She wasn't thinking about her own well being. When has Eclipse ever done that? She's fighting on heart, instinct and primal fucking rage; and coming back this fast, with shoddy medical work done, may cost her.

EJ Slayer finally gets up to a kneeling position and looks to see his three opponents in various states of disarray, and is no longer interested in taking his time to achieve the element of surprise. Instead he stands up to his feet takes hold of Eclipse's bat, and turns his attention to Doc Hollway who is still fighting his hardest to remain a threat in this match; and shows it by rising up to a crouched position. Taking advantage of his stance Slayer runs in with the bat held high above his head when Holloway moves in and pulls EJ up into a standing firemans carry; sure to head away from the middle of the ring. Securing EJ Slayer, who has lost a hold of the baseball bat as it rolls out of the ring, over his shoulders he tightens in the torture rack, which drains the life out of his opponent; but doesn't necessarily move him any closer to advancing to the final three in this match.

Bobby Shavonie - The move that got him the win against Adam Wilson earlier tonight!

Doing everything he can to fight out of the hold Slayer digs the fingers of his right hand into Holloway's eyes, backing him up a few steps which allows EJ to use his body weight to shift the momentum. What happens next is a stroke of luck and mastery of craft rolled up into one as EJ Slayer executes a crucifix pin driver that doesn't drive Holloway anywhere; but instead sends him flipping over the top rope landing on his feet and toppling to the concrete floor.

EJ Slayer is laid out on his side on the edge of the ring apron, staring at Doc Holloway who is recently eliminated. Doc is well aware of being eliminated and the fans give him a nice applause as he moves towards the ramp under his own power while EJ pulls himself back into the ring.

Nick Burst - Credit goes to Doc Holloway, he had a lot of ups and downs tonight and he still came out fucking fighting.

He stands up to see Eclipse standing right in front of him, holding her left arm a little low but still ready for a fight. Only two seconds later Freedom Kid returns to his feet, a little unsteady on them, but it keeps Slayer from going right after Eclipse. The trio seem to be hung up on who will make the first move but you can always rely on Eclipse to solve that as she nails Slayer with a high roundhouse kick to the side of his head. He stumbles into range of Freedom Kid who steps forward and leaps up to bring a lifting knee strike under EJ's jaw, causing him to stagger backwards towards Eclipse. She unleashes a vicious clothesline to the back of Slayer's head and he is sent stumbling forward, remaining on his feet only because of his resilience; and he walks right into a hurricanrana performed by Freedom Kid which flips him down to his back. Once again after that move Freedom Kid and Eclipse are left as the only two competitors standing and they don't bother revisiting the tango they started off with last time. This time they grapple one another in a collar and elbow tie up that Freedom Kid gets the immediate advantage in as Eclipse's left arm isn't providing her with much strength. Stepping forward the Network Champion manages to force his opponent all the way back into one of the turnbuckles and releases Eclipse in an attempt to move on towards eliminating her. Instead Freedom Kid has to react to Eclipse throwing her left arm at his face, and grabs a hold of the brace. In that moment he has a chance to deal an extreme amount of pain to his opponent but deciding against it Freedom Kid chooses to guide Eclipse's left arm over the top rope; keeping it there with a hold of his right arm. All this allows him to do is punt Eclipse upon her stomach which forces her downwards to the mat and goes against what he was trying to achieve when he put her in the corner in the first place. The one kick is all Freedom Kid does to Eclipse before bending down and trying to stand her back up in the corner using only his left arm, still controlling the left arm of Eclipse with his right hand. Out of literally nowhere EJ Slayer steps in behind Freedom Kid, sets him in a full nelson, and pops his hips to deliver a dragon suplex; dropping FK on the back of his head as he lays in the middle of the ring. The crowd falls silence even as it proves the move was too much for EJ Slayer to endure as he cannot follow up on it, and remains laying on his back. Right now Eclipse is the only participant in the Brawltopia Match on their feet, and she is held up by the ropes as she collects herself trying to formulate a plan. Trying to think a few steps ahead of where her body is at physically Eclipse steps forward and grabs onto the mask of Freedom Kid with her right hand, her left used mainly for support at this point. She grabs him around the head in a front face lock with her right arm, which goes pretty well, but as she moves towards a transition she is unable to put enough power in her left arm to secure FK in a suplex hold. Spinning out of the grasp of Eclipse, Freedom Kid stays withing striking distance and boots her in the stomach; moments before picking Eclipse up into a standing firemans carry. The fans can sense he is going for the USA Drop as he steps over to the nearest corner, but he doesn't even get that far before Eclipse flops off his shoulders and lands on her feet. Trying to keep momentum on his side Freedom Kid leaps up to the middle rope and propels himself from it, looking for a twisting cross body splash that results in him landing chest-first on the mat when Eclipse drops to all fours to avoid contact with him.

Returning to a standing position at the perfect time EJ Slayer doesn't bother going after Eclipse, but instead turns his attention to Freedom Kid and grabs him by the back of his mask with both hands. Bringing him up to his feet he sets him in a front face lock, and unlike Eclipse, that he is easily able to turn into a suplex hold. Lifting Freedom Kid up into the air in a vertical suplex the fans gasp; but their breath is taken away when Slayer performs a sudden layout and drives FK's head and neck into the mat with a devastating brainbuster.

Nick Burst - How appropriately titled... since Freedom Kid may have met his violent end for 2013, and even 2014, with the way he landed after that move!

Bobby Shavonie - These competitors all know what they signed up for, and I'm just glad we don't see excessive use of weapons!

Instead of continuing on with Freedom Kid, who he could possibly eliminate, EJ Slayer walks over towards a now standing Eclipse and punts her across her chest. She backs up against the ropes and fires back with a right hand directed at Slayer's face, but he ducks under it and manages to hit a second toe kick to her midsection which backs Eclipse towards the middle of the ring. The first thing that comes to mind for EJ Slayer is to run straight towards his opponent who is her heels as is, but as he gets within striking distance he is met with a thunderous headbutt right to the face. The crowd doesn't know how to react as Slayer seems completely unconscious as he leans up against the chest of Eclipse, which actually backs them both a few steps out of the center of the ring. Sensing a huge opportunity Eclipse grabs EJ around the head with her good right arm, locking him in a front face lock and painstakingly uses her left hand to guide Slayer's right arm over her head to complete the suplex position. Only using her right arm Eclipse shows off her strength and keeps EJ Slayer up in the air while spinning him around to the nearest side of the ring. Throwing Slayer forward she spins his legs down onto her shoulders and powerbombs him over the ropes, sending him back-first to the concrete floor.

Nick Burst - That's what she is known for, and why she's a threat to get a shot at the OWF Title she lost two months ago.

Both referees are quick to move in and check on EJ Slayer who is motionless on the outside. The crowd is going nuts as Eclipse and Freedom Kid, who have fairly squared off two times before now, are the last two competitors left. While Eclipse is still on her feet, her opponent isn't so lucky and is only now getting up to all fours following being dropped on his head. In a sign of respect Eclipse hangs back and allows Freedom Kid the time to return to his feet under his own power, so that they can do this by the books as they would say. The seconds that pass as Freedom Kid struggles up to his feet are tense but the crowd only gets louder and louder; realizing that their rooting interests are secondary. Finally back up to a standing position the OWF Network Champion steps forward and delivers a moderately strong left forearm shot to Eclipse's face. She steps back and nods a bit, biting her bottom lip as she returns fire with a right forearm shiv to the jawline of her masked opponent. It certainly phases him but Freedom Kid doesn't show it as he steps forward and grabs Eclipse in a front face lock before floating over behind her back, where it becomes clear he is setting up for the Freedom Rally. As he flips over her back trying for a three-quarter facebuster Eclipse grabs FK in a reverse waist lock, and throws him back over her head the second his feet hit the mat. The suplex attempt, which is more of a judo throw, sends FK down to his back but his instincts roll him up to his knees; looking at Eclipse to keep her in sight at all times. As soon as he gets up to his feet he sees his opponent charging at him and dips down to grab Eclipse in a standing firemans carry; but that doesn't last for long as Eclipse drops out of the hold, and grabs FK around the head in a front face lock. Again she tries to use her left hand to assist her pursuit of a suplex hold by pulling his right arm over her head; and again she is successful. Hoisting Freedom Kid into the air for a vertical suplex Eclipse isn't bothered that this move won't score an elimination and sets him up for the End of Innocence when her opponent floats over and lands on his back behind her. With both hands he spins Eclipse around and once again goes back to pulling her up into a standing firemans carry, and lines his body up with the nearest corner. The crowd hasn't been off their feet since the bell rang and they jump up and down when they see Freedom Kid climb up to the second rope and take that final step up to the top, ready to hit the the death valley driver off the top; when he is crushed by the point of Eclipse's right elbow upon the left side of FK's face, crotching him on the top turnbuckle as a result.

Bobby Shavonie - Oh my... Freedom Kid was going for the USA Drop and now these two are in a very dangerous position!

Sliding herself off of the shoulders of her opponent Eclipse drops down so that her feet land on the middle rope, right behind Freedom Kid as she sits on the top rope; grabbing Freedom Kid around the waist as the two superstars remain seated on the top rope facing the crowd. Out of nowhere Eclipse throws Freedom Kid over her head to hit a release german suplex; but hooks her legs under the top turnbuckle, allowing her body to be briefly held upside down in a tree of woe position. Upside down Eclipse sees that Freedom Kid's impact has laid him out parallel to the corner he was thrown from and as she collects herself she takes a big deep breath and closes her eyes. The sit up she performs gives Eclipse an easy path to stand back up to the top rope by first seating her on the top turnbuckle, then climbing up to the top glancing out the fans. Backflipping off the top rope Eclipse looks for a moonsault but Freedom Kid curls his legs up to his chest, and his opponent crashes down upon his bent knees. Through the pain Eclipse lands on her feet and uses her right arm to roll FK over onto his stomach, and as he gets up to all fours he runs in and punts him upon the crown of his head. He drops flat to his stomach and Eclipse drops to her knees, using her right arm with her left basically there for balance to grab Freedom Kid around his head. Eclipse leads him upwards when suddenly FK spins out of the hold, snatches onto his opponent with a front face lock and floats over Eclipse's back. Front flipping over he hits the three-quarter facebuster that he calls the Freedom Rally; but if you had just been tuning in, you couldn't tell who got the best of the last move as the last two remaining members in the Brawltopia Match remain laid out on their backs. The crowd cannot choose between the two and alternating "Free-dom Kid!" and "Lets go Eclipse!" chants break out, splitting them right down the middle.

Nick Burst - I'm all out of scotch so I have to ride this one out, and it's a great way to do so.

Bobby Shavonie - Seriously. We've seen the heart and the passion from not only these two, but every single entrant into this match. All for a shot at the greatest prize the OWF has to offer.

The entire focus of the sold-out crowd here in North Dakota and the fans watching at home on pay-per-view is on Eclipse and Freedom Kid as they start to pull themselves off the mat; with the fans still chanting their names in alternating sequences. Rolling up onto his right hip the Network Champion plants the palm of his left hand into the mat and uses it to push himself upwards, while Eclipse chooses to lift her upper body to the sky; resting on her rear with her back to FK. Just as she had allowed Freedom Kid time to recover, he affords Eclipse the same opportunity as he pulls himself up under his legs staring down at his opponent. It's not long before Eclipse picks herself up to her feet and throws a right elbow backwards, which is blocked by her opponent with both hands. Spinning around Eclipse kicks her right leg up and delivers a high front kick to her opponent's face, giving her a chance to step in and set FK up for a t-bone suplex. He fights back driving the right arm that Eclipse has ensnared into this hold down into the back of her head, which causes a change of plans as Eclipse swings around; preparing Freedom Kid for a back drop driver. Using his left hand he punches Eclipse upon her stomach with his right hand, summoning everything left in his reserves to avoid any more damage. Just when he thinks he is free Eclipse grabs him by the mask and tugs him backwards; trying to butterfly his arms behind his back. Her right arm is easily able to execute the task, tucking FK's right arm behind his back but her left arm takes a bit longer to do so. As much as he struggles Freedom Kid cannot help but have both of his arms locked behind his back; but in the blink of an eye Eclipse loosens up her grip on the left arm. The brief hope spot given to FK is taken into stride as with his right arm he hiptosses Eclipse over the top rope, trying to send her down to the concrete floor. He takes a step back assuming he has won but Eclipse's damaged left arm is all that keeps her between a chance at an OWF Title Shot and elimination, as her left hand holds onto the top rope.

Hanging on with just her left hand on the top rope, supporting the full weight of her body, Eclipse refuses to just let go. Looking down over the top rope FK punches Eclipse right across her face, but she doesn't let go. He tries to lay in a second right hand, but still Eclipse will not fall down. After glancing around and trying to clear his mind Freedom Kid reluctantly lays a clubbing forearm to her steel-plated left forearm and Eclipse topples to the floor; clutching her left arm to her chest in a bit of pain.

Missy Janson - ECLIPSE has been eliminated! Therefore, the WINNER OF THE 2013 BRAWLTOPIA MATCH EARNING A SHOT AT THE OWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AT OWF HOLIDAY BASH... FREEEEEEEEEEDOM KIIIIIIIIIIIID!

Bobby Shavonie - And even with his favorable entry spot, he still had to work his tail off to get this achievement.

Nick Burst - He has been working his ass off for seven full months, and this is the fruit of his labor. He didn't want to go after Eclipse's injured arm, even though the steel plating that covered it dealt him severe damge. He had to do it to win.

The crowd is molten right now, jumping up and down in celebration as all Freedom Kid can do is falls to his knees at look outside of the ring to make sure Eclipse isn't too hurt. She rolls over onto her hands and knees, keeping her left arm off the floor in a little bit of pain as Dean Stern and Calvin Mills check on her condition.

Bobby Shavonie - You're right, on all fronts. Freedom Kid hasn't lost a match since April of this year, he's our current OWF Network Champion and he has a shot at the OWF World Heavyweight Championship in just a month.

Nick Burst - Yet he isn't showboating. Look, he wants to make sure Eclipse isn't too fucked up by him discarding her out of the ring on her bad arm.

Bobby Shavonie - He's a guy you can get behind, for sure, and the fans know that. Just listen to them!

A close up in the ring shows Freedom Kid's eyes closed behind his mask, and he bends forward bowing his head down to the canvas. The volume of the crowd never waivers.

Nick Burst - They're so fucking loud because they know they're getting the rematch between Moxie Roxie and Freedom Kid they've been waiting for since August when FK won the Network Title from Moxie.

Bobby Shavonie - I didn't even think of that, Nick! And fans, remember that match is considered possibly the best Network Title Match in the history of the Championship's existence.

Nick Burst - And I don't know if Moxie Roxie and Freedom Kid even realize it yet, either. It's going to be insane.

Bobby Shavonie - I'm glad this match is over, even if we were incredibly entertained by those who put up the best fights. People like Redemption, Holloway, Jackrabbit, Slayer and Eclipse; all who could have won if things played out just a bit differently.

Nick Burst - We didn't see the use of too many weapons, which is a good thing because the little they were used left our roster pretty fucked up.

We start to zoom out with Freedom Kid choosing to get up to his feet, and hold his hands high up into the air.

Bobby Shavonie - And our roster is going to run the gauntlet in the upcoming weeks, just like they did tonight..

Bobby Shavonie - Indeed so this is where we say to all of you fans at home, thank you for joining us and we will see you next on December 6th for OWF Addiction!