Immediately from the back we come up on a shot of Missy Janson, the OWF Ring Announcer, as she stands tall with a microphone in her hand. Missy Janson - HELLO OMAHA, NEBRASKA AND I AM PLEASED TO WELCOME YOU TO OWF SHOCK AND TERROR; LIVE ON PAY PER VIEW! As expected the crowd reacts by nearly blowing the roof off the building with their cheers, forcing Missy to stop her announcements for the time being until they quiet down. That moment comes a few seconds later. Missy Janson - And it is my honor to inform you that it is time for the first match of the evening... Again the fans cheer but they settle themselves down, allowing Missy to continue. Missy Janson - It is a normal tag match, scheduled for one-fall with no time limit... AND IT IS FOR THE OWF TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP! Taking a breather the rabid crowd picks up for Missy, cheering out loud. Missy Janson - Introducing first... the Challengers... First... from New York City, New York... ADAM WILSON! Crossroads by Avenged Sevenfold sounds through the arena, the lights fade out leaving only darkness on the stage. A shadow appears, visible for only a brief second before becoming one with the darkness again. With a loud bang as the rest of the instruments enter the fray, the lights go up revealing Adam Wilson to the audience. He lets out a chilling guttural shout, clearly audible above the music. He is ready to fight. Bobby Shavonie - This is Wilson's second pay per view appearance, and I bet he's hoping this one goes better than his last. Nick Burst - Well that's a fucking given, because he lost to Freedom Kid at his first pay per view. Anything north of losing for Adam Wilson is an improvement. Bobby Shavonie - Aligning with Talon came literally out of nowhere, but they seem to have similar personalities. Nick Burst - And that may be all they need to team up tonight and become Tag Team Champions. We know they've got talent, we know they've got the creepy weird guy thing down, but now it's all about execution. Bobby Shavonie - Going against a new team like The Jackrabbit and Doc Holloway probably helps their cause, as well. Nick Burst - Maybe. We'll see. Wilson slicks his hair back and marches to the ring slapping his chest, shouting to the fans, trying to get them fired up, whether they hate him or not. As the ring draws nearer he stops dead in his tracks. Wilson takes a deep breath and a cocky smile crosses his face. With a burst of energy he slides in to the ring and mounts the nearest turnbuckle, raising his hand to the masses. As it lowers Wilson continues his vocal barrage of the crowd before dismounting and crossing the ring. He leans back against the ropes, staring at the ramp, bouncing ever so slightly. Calm once more, he looks determined, waiting for the match to start as his music fades out. Back outside of the ring Missy Janson is focused on by the production team, and she speaks up. Missy Janson - And his partner... from Parts Unknown... TALON! The lights in the arena cut out. "I Stand Alone" by Godsmack hits and after a few lyrics two spotlights focus on the ramp. A figure stands there in a trenchcoat, head bowed, hair covering his face. As the music plays one spotlight then the next flickers off. A few moments later both spotlights focus on the ring. Standing on the second rope at one of the turnbuckles, facing the ring, is Talon. His arms are stretched out to either side with a piece of lead-piping held in each. Bobby Shavonie - Talon needed to find someone to team with to get his hands on The Jackrabbit, and he picked Adam Wilson. Nick Burst - Probably the smartest thing President Chase Johnson has done since he has been appointed. Bobby Shavonie - It did give us this match, but it also gives Talon a chance to legally brutalize his former tag team partner in The Jackrabbit. Nick Burst - First off, if he can do it let him; he got the match, if he beats up Jackrabbit that's up to him. Secondly, Doc Holloway has defended his partner as of late and I don't think he'd just let Talon fucking destroy him. Bobby Shavonie - You're probably right. Regardless of what happens it should be one heck of a match! Nick Burst - The ones with personal issues behind them always are! After glancing around the arena he hops off the rope. Discarding the lead pipes to the mat in his corner passing by Adam Wilson on the way, under the ropes, and removing his trenchcoat Talon prepares for his match as his music fades out. Back outside of the ring, the Ring Announcer remains proudly standing ready to continue her announcements. Missy Janson - And their opponents... First, from Tombstone, Arizona... he is one-half of the Current OWF Tag Team Champions... DOC HOLLOWAY! The modern, crisp image flickers and stutters out, replaced by an aged sepia filter. The opening clap-STOMP of "God's Gonna Cut You Down" by Johnny Cash begins to sound, and Doc Holloway saunters out onto the stage, his boots falling loosely in time to the music; with his OWF Tag Title slung over his right shoulder. He pauses at the ramp, glancing around the arena, long brown hair framing his stoic face. He resumes his slow walk to the ring, muttering too low for the camera to hear. He mounts the apron without a flourish and steps through the ropes. Bobby Shavonie - These two teams shared words just nine days ago on Addiction, errr, well Doc Holloway listened at least and the other three spoke. Nick Burst - This is a guy who gets it done between the bells and inside of the ropes, as shown by his impressive track record here in the OWF. Bobby Shavonie - Agreed. Becoming a Tag Champion this fast is no easy task, esspecially considering who they won the belts from. Nick Burst - And now they'll find out just how hard it is to keep those belts, against another great team as their first challengers. "Go and tell that long-tongued liar, Go and tell that midnight rider..." Doc delicately removes a crucifix from round his neck, heads for the nearest turnbuckle, and dangles the cross on its chain around the post. "Tell 'em that God's gonna cut 'em down..." He takes up that corner and lays in wait as his music fades out. The cameras cut back outside of the ring to Missy. Missy Janson - And his partner... he is the other-half of the Current OWF Tag Team Champions... THE JACKRABBIT! The arena lights dim, and hysterical laughter sounds through the arena. A series of rabbits appear on the big screen, their eyes a crimson red. "Out Of My Head" by Puddle Of Mudd begins to play, as smoke fills the entrance-ramp and blue strobe lights scan the arena. Onto the ramp steps The Jackrabbit. He is wearing one of his trademark T-Shirts, and his plaid, wrestling shorts; wearing the OWF Tag Team Championship, upside down, around his waist. Bobby Shavonie - Do you think that The Jackrabbit has finally gotten over Talon's betrayal? Nick Burst - I doubt it, there's still some personal fucking agenda and that's what led us to this match in the first place. Bobby Shavonie - Doc Holloway was dragged into this first, now Adam Wilson. Where does it end? Nick Burst - Probably tonight. As New Champions, who finally seem to be on the same page, I think Doc and Jackrabbit have the edge heading into this one. If they can turn back Talon and Wilson, they'll be on their way to a long Championship reign. Bobby Shavonie - And if not? Nick Burst - Then I expect this Talon/Jackrabbit feud to escalate rather quickly. The Jackrabbit begins to walk down the ramp as the music picks up, and he then runs and slides into the ring as blue strobe lights scan the arena. He climbs the nearest turnbuckle, and laughs outloud to himself, raising both arms and wriggling the index fingers on each as the fans cheer him. The Jackrabbit then jumps back down, and paces the ring, looking entirely as though he has no idea where he is as he heads to the side of Doc Holloway. His music fades out, and the two men share a contentious stare as Dean Stern approaches and asks for their belts. The two men hand them over and the OWF Official heads to the center of the ring, holding both belts above his head. Quickly he heads off to the side of the ring and passes the titles to a waiting Missy Janson, who brings them back to the time keepers table. Once she gets there she doesn't even have time to sit down as Stern calls for the bell, seeing that The Jackrabbit has rushed at Talon and begun to pepper him with strikes. OWF TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP NORMAL TAG MATCH One-fall, no time limit. Must secure a pinfall or submission to win. VS DOC HOLLOWAY & THE JACKRABBIT CHAMPIONS TALON & ADAM WILSON CHALLENGERS (Ding, Ding, Ding) Talon is backed up into his corner and The Jackrabbit doesn't care that Adam Wilson is there to interfere, firing any kind of shot he can at his former tag team partner before the referee steps in. The referee doesn't really do much, but notices Adam Wilson tag himself in and pull Talon out of the ring before being yanked over the top rope by The Jackrabbit in complete anger. The fans are firmly behind Jackrabbit as he pounces on Adam and begins firing away at his face until his opponent is able to make his escape, but The Jackrabbit stays right on his tail. Trying to stand up on his own Wilson is grabbed from behind in a full nelson by his opponent, which he easily worms his way out of to hit a rolling arm drag that puts some space between the two men for the time being. Rounding up to his feet The Jackrabbit charges at Adam Wilson and they both execute simultaneous right forearm shivs that are so powerful they stand stunned just inches in front of one another. Wilson goes on the attack trying for another forearm but it is blocked by the left arm of The Jackrabbit who returns the favor with a forearm shot of his own, spinning Adam around on his heels and exposing his back. The Jackrabbit comes up from behind, again setting in a full-nelson lock but once more Wilson is prepared and pulls himself free; while keeping a hold of The Jackrabbit's right arm. He irish whips him towards the ropes and releases one-half of the Tag Team Champions into them back-first as he widens his stance awaiting his return. On the rebound The Jackrabbit hits the mat and baseball slides between the ajar legs of the Challenger and props himself back up on his feet behind Adam Wilson, and for a third time engages him in the full-nelson. As soon as he has his arms tucked under Wilson's The Jackrabbit wastes no time, not letting Adam counter this one, as he picks him up into the air and slams him face first into the mat at his side with the full-nelson facebuster. With the tiny bit of an advantage Jackrabbit grabs at Adam's right arm and drags him towards his corner, tagging in Doc Holloway and holding Wilson's arm up so that Doc can take over. He grabs it at the wrist and locks in an arm wringer bringing Adam Wilson back to a standing position while The Jackrabbit exits the ring, using the weak submission to bring his opponent back into the center of the ring. Almost immediately Adam Wilson somersaults onto his back then kicks his legs into the air, bringing himself back to his feet with a perfect kip up and reverses the momentum Doc has on him enough to slap away his arm. Rolling back towards his corner Wilson tags in Talon, who is more than prepared to go after Holloway as he steps through the ropes. Or so it seems as he approaches and gets rocked with a series of precision punches directed right at his face, with Holloway alternating his striking hands. Winding up his right Holloway fires it at Talon's head but it is ducked under by his opponent, and he pulls himself behind Doc and lunges forward to chop block the back of his right knee. Once Holloway hits the mat it's like a drop of blood fell into the ocean as Talon focuses in on the right leg and begins stomping on it without remorse above and below the knee of Doc Holloway. He gets in about three or four solid kicks before the referee Dean Stern steps in to warn Talon to back off, but he doesn't do so. Instead he drops to his knees and delivers clubbing hammerfists to the inside of Doc's right leg, causing the official to start his manditory five count. 1, 2, 3, 4; Talon, still on his knees, briefly holds his arms up in the air to show he has given a break, then goes right back on the attack trying to dismantle the knee of his opponent. Before the OWF Official can restart his count he catches The Jackrabbit entering the ring illegally and heads over to cut him off that the pass, giving Talon all the time in the world to work on Holloway's right leg. Punches start it out but as the Challenger gets to his feet he goes back to stomps until he feels satisfied, and only then does he grab Doc's right leg; using it to drag him along the mat back towards his corner just as The Jackrabbit begrudgingly exits outside of the ropes. The referee turns around in time to see Adam Wilson tag back into the match and enter the ring, laying a boot to the damaged right leg of Doc Holloway before Talon releases it and heads out of the ring. Spinning around the leg of Doc Holloway with his own, as if setting up for a figure four, Wilson drops to his knees for the single leg knee breaker bringing a gutteral yell from Holloway as he digs his fingers into the mat trying to pull himself back into the center of the ring; hoping to avoid the threat of multiple fast tags by his opponents. In pursuit Adam watches and waits for the right moment before securing a hold of his opponent's right foot, using it to fully extend Holloway's right leg while stepping on the ankle of Doc's left leg; and begins splitting his legs like a wishbone. It's an unorthodox submission but still one that warrants Dean Stern's attention as he gets into Doc's face, asking if he wants to give up. Shaking his head from side to side Holloway tries to pull his legs free but is initially unable to do so, remaining at the mercy of Adam Wilson. Somehow he pulls his left leg free and kicks his boot up into the chin of Wilson causing him to give up on the hold as he staggers back a step, giving Doc a chance to roll over onto his stomach while Adam turns around to tag Talon back into the match. The fans get amped up trying to will Doc Holloway to his corner where The Jackrabbit holds his right arm over the top rope, anticipating the tag; but it doesn't come as Talon gets into the ring and rushes up on Holloway. He grabs one-half of the OWF Tag Team Champions right leg and hoists it high into the air, only to drive Doc's knee cap straight down into the canvas which sends shockwaves of pain up and down his spine; and most importantly, keeps him from getting any closer to his own corner. Nick Burst - Incredible teamwork from Adam Wilson and Talon, and I never would have expected it. Bobby Shavonie - Meanwhile The Jackrabbit's anger towards Talon seems to have gotten the Tag Team Champions into the hole they are currently in. Nick Burst - Doc's knee has taken a beating so far, and if this keeps up this is going turn into a handicapped match real fucking fast. Rolling around in pain Doc Holloway can do nothing as his body is dragged towards the ropes, and his right leg is laid over the bottom rope. The referee Dean Stern steps in to give Talon a warning, which he seems to abide, until he steps onto the bottom rope and leaps into the air; jumping down on top of the knee of Doc with his rear, bending his leg at a terrible angle. Using both of his hands Holloway pulls his leg off the ring cable to ensure that he doesn't suffer anymore damage by those means, sliding himself back towards the middle of the squared circle while Talon punts his right knee cap as he tries to pull himself out of his opponent's range of strikes. Instead of going for another physical attack when he gets to Holloway's right leg, Talon bends down and grabs his foot; using it to roll Doc over onto his stomach, where he wraps him up in an STF submission. The right leg of Doc Holloway is caught up in the crux of Talon's right knee as he cinches in the crossface over his mouth, completing the submission that brings the referee down to his stomach to check on Holloway's condition. At first he uses his hands trying to break the interlocking fingers of Talon and escape the submission, but when that doesn't work he digs his finger tips into the fabric of the mat and starts clawing upon it; doing anything he can to get to his corner. He makes some really good progress but suddenly stops a few feet away from his partner, who is just dying to get back into the action, and looks to be weakening significantly. The crowd is entranced by the action and stays buzzing until they watch The Jackrabbit enter the ring looking to break up the submission, but once again he is stopped by the OWF Referee Dean Stern; who draws a load of boo's from the crowd just for doing his job. The second The Jackrabbit enters the ring Talon gives up the submission and using the right leg of his opponent, drags Holloway all the way back to his own corner waiting for the official to get his eyes back on the action. As soon as he does he calls for Wilson to tag him on his back, which he does, and without any goading Adam Wilson ascends to the top turnbuckle from outside of the ropes. Talon keeps a hold on Doc's right leg keeping him immobilized as his partner perches himself on the top rope and jumps straight into the air. His body becomes almost completely horizontal to the mat as he drives his right elbow into the small of Doc's back with a top rope elbow drop; which is a thing of absolute beauty. As soon as the aerial assault occurs Talon exits the ring through the ropes and watches Adam roll Doc over onto his back, and lay across his chest in a lateral press which brings Dean Stern in to begin a count. 1... 2... Doc's upper body, which hasn't been attacked too much, lifts up pushing his opponent off of him and thus breaking the pin; which the Challenger Adam Wilson doesn't take very kindly too. On his knees he cradles the back of Doc Holloway's head with his left hand and begins mauling him with four successive legal forearm strikes to the same point on his face. Taken out of his element a bit Holloway falls into a daze and this affords Wilson enough time to stand up and tag Talon back into the match. Entering the ring he grabs Doc around the head while Adam exits the ring, and uses it to begin leading him back up to his feet. Outside on the apron The Jackrabbit grows more and more frustrated and tries to orchestrate a chant to get behind Doc, which is just about all he can do since he has become a spectator. There is a bit of struggle for Talon to do so since Doc's right leg isn't sound enough for him to stand on, but using his own strength he powers Holloway up enough that he can bend him over and lock him in a gutwrench position. Wrapping both of his arms around the waist of Doc is the first step, but the second step is halted when Holloway refuses to be lifted up for a gutwrench powerbomb. A second attempt ends up with the same result, and Doc drops down to his damaged right knee to completely kill the attempt; but Talon doesn't give up, pulling Doc up from that knee and trying for the gutwrench powerbomb for a third time. It's a huge mistake as he pulls his own body off balance and falls victim to a back body drop from Doc Holloway, sending his opponent flipping over onto his back while setting his own eyes on The Jackrabbit in his corner. The fans get loud in support of the OWF Tag Team Champions, more specifically Doc Holloway as he's about half the length of the ring away from making the tag and because of that shuts out the entire world around him to crawl on his elbows, military style, away from the center of the ring. The move isn't all that powerful but it is so suprising that the shock of the back body drop alone sends Talon scrambling back to his corner, tagging Adam Wilson back into the match thinking he has a better chance of reeling Doc in at this point in the contest. Wilson gets back into the ring, instantly approaches, heading for the right leg of his opponent once more. When he has a hold of it he rolls Holloway off of his stomach, and onto his back. For his efforts he receives the left boot of the Tag Team Champion upon his sternum, successfully pushing Adam down to the mat and releasing himself from his grasp. Getting lively again the sold-out crowd here in Omaha, Nebraska tries to verbally will Holloway the rest of the way to make the tag to the outstretched arm of The Jackrabbit. They are just an arms length away from making the tag when Adam Wilson re-enters the picture and grapevines his legs around Doc's right, and secures him in an ankle lock that stops his progress to his corner. A huge gasp is heard from the crowd but that changes when Doc Holloway, even in a great deal of pain, still reaches his right hand up to his partner and it looks like they may just be able to secure the tag. Everyone focuses in on the two right hands of the Tag Team Champions when Talon enters the ring, rushes from corner-to-corner, and elbows The Jackrabbit with such force that he is sent flying off the apron and crashes into the steel guardrail at ringside. The arena is filled with boos as OWF Referee Dean Stern heads away from Wilson and Holloway to scold Talon and usher him back to his corner, giving him a stern warning that he will not tolerate that. Bobby Shavonie - Oh come on! The referee has been on top of The Jackrabbit entering the ring, but he just slaps Talon on the wrist for doing worse? Nick Burst - He was out of position and made a bad call. Would you rather him disqualify Talon right now, and leave this matter unsettled as it stands, or let these fuckers fight it out? Bobby Shavonie - That doesn't matter. I still think our officials have to be unbiased, and be seen as such. Nick Burst - He's trying to keep everything kosher, Bobby. No one is perfect, and with animosity like this you're lucky Stern hasn't just thrown his fucking hands up and let them tear each other limb-from-limb. Willingly walking across the ring Talon ignores the referee and makes his exit, getting back into his corner while Adam Wilson keeps the ankle lock applied; even though Holloway has both of his hands on the bottom rope. This should be enough for him to get a rope break but as Stern finishes talking to Talon it turns out Talon isn't finished talking to the referee, keeping his attention away from an illegal move being applied. Doing everything he can to pull himself forward ends up only causing Doc Holloway even more pain and when Adam Wilson feels like his hold is at risk of being broken he ends it himself, standing up to grab Doc by his right boot. Moving him along the mat like a lifeless mannequin Adam pulls Holloway into the center of the ring and backs off, leaning against the ropes to look out into the crowd just in time for the referee to turn around to focus on the legal competitors in this match. Bobby Shavonie - How convenient that the referee saw NOTHING of that, right? Nick Burst - We saw it, and we can judge it as we want; but it's legal if you don't get caught. Instead of heading back to his corner like everyone expects him to Adam Wilson rests, allowing his body to catch up with his mind; as being on the offense, in and out of the ring, has tired him out a bit. His eyes are peeled on Doc Holloway, just like everyone else inside of the Centurylink Center, as he uses his arms to execute a push up bringing himself to, threes instead of fours; his left knee, and the palms of both of his hands as he deals with the pain in his right leg. On the outside of the ring The Jackrabbit crawls his way to the ring apron and grabs onto the skirt of it, using that to pull himself back up towards his corner. With all of this in consideration, still, Wilson doesn't attack, seemingly wanting Doc to either make a tag or waste energy trying to do so. What he sees boggles his mind as Holloway pushes himself up to a single knee, and struggles to get both feet under the weight of his body; but stands up tall, turning away from his partner who has just gotten back up to his feet in the corner as he chooses to deal with Adam Wilson instead. Feeling a little unsettled Adam Wilson moves in starkly looking for a short running clothesline but Doc plants his left foot and twirls around behind his opponent; locking in a standing sleeper hold in the absolute center of the squared circle that gets the crowd riled up all over again. He digs it in deep and Wilson swings his arms around as the blood supply to his brain is gradually diminished by the second while trapped in the submission, bringing in the referee to check on Adam. About ten seconds pass while he is trapped in the sleeper and he starts to fade, not once even considering giving up to this hold but now he may not have a choice as he slips closer and closer into unconsciousness. In a last ditch effort, that ends up working, Adam reaches both of his hands up and wraps them around the back of Holloway's head and drops to his rear; bringing Doc's chin down upon the crown of Wilson's head with a vicious jawbreaker. The desperation move works and gives Wilson an opening to rush back to his corner where he tags in Talon, who enters the ring and sprints full-speed at his opponent as he staggers backwards on his heels. The crowd anticipates a huge collision and gets it; but not in the way anyone would have imagined as Doc Holloways spins around on the heel of his left boot and decimates Talon with a discus clothesline across his throat. The impact sends Talon backflipping over onto his stomach and the force expended causes Holloway to collapse upon his chest leaving both competitors face down in the middle of the ring right next to each other; facing their respective corners. For the first time in the night the entire mass of fans packed inside the sold-out Centurylink Center can be seen standing on their feet, re-energized by the comeback the Tag Team Champion has been mounting. Using his forearms Doc Holloways drags his two-hundred forty six pound body towards his corner, where The Jackrabbit is literally about to jump out of his skin. At first the Challenger seems ready to head back to Adam Wilson but when he notices the progress Doc Holloway is making to his own corner he turns around and latches onto his right leg, digging deep to prevent the tag. It works and stops Doc exactly where he lays and changes his plan as he is now intent on getting back to both feet, even though Talon still has a firm grip on his right ankle. Facing away from Talon, looking at his corner, Doc Holloway realizes that he only has one shot at this and pulls himself up onto his left foot; his right leg pulled backwards behind him by a desperate Talon trying to prevent the tag at any cost. Laying out Doc Holloway not only breaks the grip of Talon, but also makes the tag to The Jackrabbit and as he springboards over the top rope the roof of the building nearly blows off due to the reaction of the fans. Nick Burst - HE FINALLY MADE THE TAG! Talon sees this and scrambles back to his corner, tagging Adam Wilson back in as he rolls out of the ring to the concrete floor to avoid harm. The Jackrabbit doesn't care and runs across the ring, engaging Adam Wilson before he can even get inside of the ropes by stepping onto the middle rope and butterflying both of Adam's arms behind his back. In a show of his adrenaline The Jackrabbit deadlifts his opponent over the top rope and falls off the middle rope to hit an elevated double underhook suplex on Wilson that lays him diagonally across the ring. It doesn't take but a second for The Jackrabbit to get to his feet and rush to the nearest corner and leaping up onto it in a single bound, facing the crowd. He stands up tall and backflips off the top, nailing a textbook moonsault from the top rope across the chest of Adam Wilson and he immediately goes for the pin. The referee is quick to get into place and begins to count the pin. 1... 2... Wilson kicks out. Bobby Shavonie - OH BOY! The Jackrabbit almost ended the match with that move, which he calls the Laughing Matter! Nick Burst - He has a lot of pent up energy due to watching his tag team partner get brutalized in the manner he did, and the crowd loves it! The hot tag has sent the standing crowd over the edge as they are completely drawn in, watching The Jackrabbit peel Adam Wilson up off the mat and onto his feet; as he does his best to stand Wilson up straight. When he gets as close as he is going to The Jackrabbit takes a step back and whacks the face of his opponent with an open handed slap with his right hand, followed by an even harder one with his left. The crowd realizes this is the beginning of the move he calls Slap Happy; but it takes a drastic turn for the unusual as an enraged Jackrabbit continues slapping Adam with alternating smacks to the face. Coming in two's the number of slaps ends up being eight before the OWF Tag Team Champion raises his arms high into the air and swirls his index fingers on both hands in a circular motion which gets the crowd even louder than they were prior to this. When he goes for the big right handed smack Adam Wilson ducks under it and the momentum that Jackrabbit carried with him sends him off balance, completing a full three-hundred sixty degree spin that brings him out of striking distance of the Challenger. Still wanting to bring the fire to his opponent The Jackrabbit takes two huge steps forward and bends down to drive his right shoulder into the abdomen of Adam Wilson, tackling him down to his back with a perfectly timed spear that the fans appreciate. Having barely broken a sweat so far and coming off a good offensive run Jackrabbit pops up to his feet and glances back to his corner, watching Doc Holloway finally stand up to his feet in a good deal of pain due to the attacks on his right leg. Still he calls for a tag but The Jackrabbit refuses, knowing he needs to step up to give his partner some time to recover, and he moves off towards the fallen Challenger. Grabbing Adam Wilson under his arms The Jackrabbit hoists him back up to his feet, expending a good deal of energy doing so, and rests him back-first against the ring cables. Isolating his right arm The Jackrabbit irish whips his opponent off the ropes before has time to get used of it, but he doesn't release him. Instead he pulls Wilson forward and hits a drop-toe hold that causes Adam to land across the middle rope with his throat. He loses his breath and remains in that prone position giving his opponent a great idea as he bounces off the opposite set of ropes, heading right for Adam Wilson. Springboarding over the top rope The Jackrabbit sits out and delivers a guillotine leg drop across the back of Wilson's head; again causing his opponent's throat a great deal of damage as he lands on the edge of the apron. While the Challenger Adam Wilson rolls around in the ring grabbing at his neck, trying to catch his breath, one-half of the OWF Tag Team Champions stands himself up outside of the ropes but still standing on the apron just laying in wait for an opportunity to present itself. It takes about fifteen seconds, during which Jackrabbit looks to Doc to check on his condition, but that moment finally comes when Adam Wilson, completely disorientated, rises up to his feet completely unaware of his opponent's whereabouts. He soon finds out when he turns around and sees The Jackrabbit springboard up to the top rope and lay his entire body out, driving his feet forward looking for a missle dropkick. Using up the last of his stamina Adam Wilson takes a step backwards and catches The Jackrabbit in a wheelbarrow hold, keeping him off the mat for the moment until he expends a great deal of strength swinging the Champion upwards to land on his feet. It all seems confusing for the fans until Wilson leaps into the air and dropkicks The Jackrabbit upon the back of his head, sending him crashing chest-first into his own corner. By the time Adam Wilson hits the mat Doc Holloway tags himself back into the match, without Jackrabbit's permission as he stares at his partner in disbelief. As soon as the Challenger sees the tag he turns around and heads towards his corner, making the tag to Talon who enters the match to oppose a limping Doc Holloway. His first instinct is to kick his leg forward and the toe kick connects upon Doc's stomach, doubling him over and allowing Talon to step forward and tuck his head between his thighs. Before Talon can even distinguish what he has planned Doc Holloway stands upright, holding his opponent upside down for a moment; then executes a powerful alabama slam, sending Talon's head snapping backwards upon the mat as his back makes impact with the canvas. Coming alive once again the fans show their support for Holloway as he wastes no time in approaching his fallen opponent, grabbing him by the arms and sitting him up. His right leg is still bothering him considerably but Doc shrugs it off as he gets his second wind, using it to pick Talon upright; then lifts him to a position at his side, holding the Challenger horizontally over the mat. Causing a good deal of pain to himself Doc Holloway drops to his right knee while bending his left, bringing the small of Talon's back over his extended left thigh. Right after hitting the backbreaker Doc places his left hand under Talon's chin and presses his right hand downward on his opponent's thigh; completing the set up for the backbreaker stretch, and sets it in. OWF Official Dean Stern gets into position to check on Talon's condition as his body is bent backwards over his opponent's leg, and he is kept held tight in the submission hold. Sensing that Talon is in trouble Adam Wilson enters the ring illegally bringing the attention of the referee away from the submission as Wilson approaches. This time The Jackrabbit isn't waiting around and from outside of the ring climbs up to the top turnbuckle, leaping off to drive both of his boots right into the face of Adam Wilson; leveling him with a gorgeous missile dropkick that sends Wilson sliding along the mat, and back outside of the ring. Getting up to his feet The Jackrabbit doesn't need to be told to get out of the ring as he walks past his partner, who still has Talon locked up in the backbreaker stretch. Only when Jackrabbit exits to his place outside of the ropes does Stern return to Talon, again asking if he wants to submit. He has been stuck in this hold for a great deal of time and knows he needs to get out of it by any means necessary, and his first instinct is to swing his right hand up to bring a closed fist upon the bridge of Doc's nose. It's a shocking strike but it doesn't free Talon as he had expected so he moves onto his next phase of escape, using both of his hands to dislodge Holloway's right hand off his legs. Once that occurs the pressure Doc Holloway has applied to the head and upper body of Talon allows his opponent to backflip onto his feet, where in an act of desperation he punts Holloway straight across his face sending both men toppling to the mat. From that moment it becomes a race for each of them to get to their partners, as both are in desperate need of a breather. Bobby Shavonie - There is so much going on right now, and you can cut the tension in the air with a knife! Nick Burst - That's what happens when things get as personal as it has between these four. It's not just about walking out at Tag Champs, these two teams want to destroy and humiliate one another. Bobby Shavonie - And this is only the first match of the night! Doc Holloway heads towards his corner on his stomach with his right hand extended while Talon slides on his left side to his; just as Adam Wilson stands himself back up on the apron's edge after being sent to the floor by The Jackrabbit only moments ago. Talon makes the tag to his partner and not a second later Holloway slaps hands with his partner on the other side of the ring; bringing Adam Wilson and The Jackrabbit back into the fray. As they grow closer to one another The Jackrabbit falls to his stomach forcing his opponent to hop over him, resulting in Adam Wilson turning so that his back hits the ropes. As he springs back Jackrabbit pops up to his feet and eats a running boot to the face that sends him down to his back. Stopping his forward momentum Wilson lays out to hit a short falling elbow drop across his opponent's sternum. Stringing the two strikes together Adam stays on this roll by using his right arm to trap the head and arm of The Jackrabbit, which is solid enough of a grasp to bring one-half of the Tag Team Champions right back up to his feet. Unfortunately he doesn't stay standing for long as the Challenger lifts Jackrabbit up for a uranage; but finishes it with a backbreaker over Wilson's bent right knee. The impact causes The Jackrabbit to yell out in pain as Wilson pushes him down to the mat; and instantly cinches in a crippler crossface tucking Jackrabbit's left arm between his legs and wrenching back on his head. Trying to keep some semblance of calm in this contest the referee Dean Stern stays in his feet, not just keeping an eye on the legal competitors; but their partners as well, knowing they've all been very froggy to enter the ring with the OWF Official's back turned. This time both Doc Holloway and Talon stay outside of the ropes, mostly trying to reserve their energy as they watch the action inside of the ring just like the thousands inside of the arena; and those watching at home. The submission is applied very well on The Jackrabbit almost completely preventing him from moving his body at all, as his eyes remain wide open looking for a way out. Getting to the nearest side of the ring is not an option so thinking off his feet The Jackrabbit curls his left arm forward; trying to get Adam Wilson's body off-center. It works and Jackrabbit clasps his hands together, gaining a position on his knees while rolling Wilson over and pinning his shoulders to the mat. The referee dives right in and starts the count. 1... 2... Wilson kicks his legs to the sky and gets free of the pinning situation, as he is forced to give up what he had left on the submission to pull his shoulders off the mat. Flopping towards his corner Adam reaches up and grabs onto the ropes, picking himself up to his feet and charging head-on at The Jackrabbit. Trying to match his speed Jackrabbit sprints forward and the two men nail one another with simultaneous clotheslines, leaving them standing but a bit dazed. Trying to get back on the offensive Adam Wilson throws a wide left hook that his opponent ducks under, then has to dodge a short right jab from The Jackrabbit on the rebound. Evading that strike Adam steps in and kicks his right foot at one-half of the OWF Tag Team Champions but it is swatted away by both hands of The Jackrabbit. Now he tries to step forward with his left arm coiled up, but the back elbow strike crashes into the vertical forearms of Wilson who absorbs the blow into his arms. Firing back at Jackrabbit with a lifting knee strike Adam Wilson believes he has an edge until his right leg is caught, and he is pulled off balance by his opponent; but he has a plan and reaches both of his hands forward, cupping The Jackrabbit around the back of his head. The Challenger pulls his opponent's head downward, thus releasing his leg, and again fires a knee to the sky, aiming it for Jackrabbit's face. At the last possible moment he pulls himself upright and narrowly avoids the knee, which had been thrown with such strength that Adam Wilson's body spins around about ninety degrees; allowing The Jackrabbit to wrap both of his arms around the abdomen of Adam, keeping him held tightly in the reverse waist lock. Looking like it's performed out of pure habit Adam Wilson breaks the grasp of his opponent and spins around to engage The Jackrabbit in a reverse waist lock, completing a flawless standing switch. With ease he delivers a release german suplex that coils The Jackrabbit up like an accordion on the back of his head and neck, and the move results with both men laying on their backs at the end of it. The catch is that Adam Wilson is there by choice, while The Jackrabbit wraps both of his hands around to cradle his own head in a great deal of pain. Then, and only then, does Talon thrust his arm over the top rope calling for a tag. Pulling himself up Adam Wilson tags his partner into the match and the fans let Talon hear it as he enters the ring and lays a hard stomp onto the side of Jackrabbit's head. Bobby Shavonie - So now that The Jackrabbit isn't an imminent threat, he's going after him?! Nick Burst - It's a smart move, Bobby, you just can't knock it for what you see on the surface. Bobby Shavonie - I know exactly what I see, and Talon wants to get at The Jackrabbit on his own terms. Nick Burst - Smartest thing you've said in about six weeks, dude. Seriously. Keep drinking or smoking, or doing whatever it was that made those words come from your mouth. The stomp is just the beginning as he turns around and rushes at Doc Holloway, kicking Doc's right leg out from under him through the middle and bottom ropes; sending him down to the concrete floor like a sack of potatoes. Turning back to The Jackrabbit he approaches his head and uses both hands to grab him around his head, using it to stand the Champion up to his feet. As Talon gets him there he deadlifts the entire body weight of The Jackrabbit over his head in a gorilla press slam position, holding him up high above his head before flipping him down over onto his back. But it doesn't stop there as Talon is right on top of The Jackrabbit and peels his upper body from the canvas, seating him on the mat as he wraps his arms around his midsection. Tightening in a grasp of his opponent Talon stands The Jackrabbit up, and again goes back on the attack by lifting him up over his head and delivering him back down to the canvas head-first with a back drop suplex. The crowd is shocked as Talon rises to his feet as if nothing is bothering him, hovering over his fallen opponent and former tag team partner who is in a world of hurt. There's nothing Doc Holloway can do as he is having hard enough of a time standing himself back up on the hard edge of the ring apron outside of the ring in his team's corner. When he finally gets up he has a front row seat to watch one-half of the Challengers stand The Jackrabbit up on his wobbly feet; providing enough support to keep him from toppling back down to the mat. All of a sudden Talon releases his grip and allows The Jackrabbit to collapse to his knees showing that he is just toying with him as he backpedals to rest his back against the nearest set of ropes. He furthers this spectacle of playing with his food by allowing Jackrabbit to stand back up, expending his own energy to do so, only to rush in as soon as he gets on the balls of his feet; dropping him with a running big boot to the face from his right foot, and following it with an axe kick with his left. Lifeless The Jackrabbit falls face down to the mat and Talon doesn't budge an inch as he admires what he has done following the execution of the move he dubbed The End of Reason. He takes the time to walk in a full circle around The Jackrabbit, analyzing every aspect of this sight before coming to a stop and exhaling deeply. Bobby Shavonie - Just go for the pin! Why does he have to be so creepy all the time?! Nick Burst - That's his deal, man. I'm not his fucking secretary, I don't know why he's like this. But he gets some sick enjoyment out of it. Talon seems finished with his former partner but as he heads off to his corner The Jackrabbit reaches out and grabs his right foot, keeping him where he stands. He turns around, looks down at The Jackrabbit; then out of nowhere gets absolutely ravished by a running big boot from Doc Holloway directed right to his face. The pain in Doc's right leg is obviously apparent and right after saving his partner, to huge cheers and roars from the crowd, he limps back to his corner motioning that he wants to be tagged into the match. Nick Burst - What a bit of teamwork there! Bobby Shavonie - Should Jackrabbit make the tag? He's pretty bad off from that assault by Talon, but Doc's right leg is just about failing him! Nick Burst - I think it's the only option he has if he wants to remain a Champion here in the OWF! Crawling to the ropes The Jackrabbit first seems reluctant to make the tag, since Talon is still the legal man in this match and he wants to extract his revenge. But as he sees Talon desperately crawling on his stomach back to his corner he realizes that is not an option; so instead he grabs onto the ropes and starts pulling himself up onto his feet, trying to shrug off all the damage he has endured. Breathing deeply he watches Talon get closer and closer to tagging in Adam Wilson and only then does he glance back to Doc Holloway, who is more than mentally prepared to take over from here; yet The Jackrabbit remains frozen on the ropes. Eventually Talon makes the tag and Adam Wilson re-enters the match as the legal man, running with whatever speed he has left right at The Jackrabbit who gets his feet up; connecting with the chest of Adam Wilson as The Jackrabbit turns and tags Doc into the match. Adam Wilson is bent over as a result of the boots and Doc Holloway steps in, tucking his head between his legs. He swings him up into a seated position on his shoulders, and at the apex of the powerbomb attempt The Jackrabbit jumps up into the air; latching himself around the back of Wilson, in a crucifix hold. As Doc throws Adam down with the powerbomb Jackrabbit hits the crucifix driver, and keeps Wilson pinned to the mat. Nick Burst - Hey, I recognize that move! That's the Fusion Bomb; the move Talon and The Jackrabbit used to use as a tag team finisher! Bobby Shavonie - What a devastating move! This one could be over. Nick Burst - Not just a great move, but it also sent a strong message! Holloway takes over, as the legal man, and hooks both of Wilson's legs into a jackknife pin while The Jackrabbit stands up facing the Challenger's corner; waiting to see if Talon is coming in as the count is made. 1... 2... 3! Nick Burst - And it got them the win! Missy Janson - The winners of this match... AND STILL OWF TAG TEAM CHAMPIOOOOOONS... DOOOOOC HOOOOLLOWAY AND THE JAAAAAACKRABBIT! As soon as their names are announced The Jackrabbit and Doc Holloway meet up in the center of the ring, while Talon sneaks in to pull Adam Wilson to the outside in defeat. Bobby Shavonie - What a match, and something tells me this isn't over because of the fact that Talon didn't go after The Jackrabbit until he was down and out. Nick Burst - I tend to agree with you. The Jackrabbit went after him early, but Talon got the better of him and even with the win that's something that has to bother him. Bobby Shavonie - Can't bother these two too much, as they're proving themselves to be a formidable force here! Nick Burst - It's a huge step for the Tag Team Champions no matter how the match went. They were challenged and brought to their limits by two great competitors, but still manage to hold onto the belts. Bobby Shavonie - The tag team division is taking off lately, Nick, and what a great way to showcase it in our opening bout of the evening! From outside Missy Janson hands the Tag Titles to OWF Referee Dean Stern, and he awards them to Doc and Jackrabbit; prior to raising their hands in victory in the center of the ring, much to the pleasure of the fans who cheer their win. Nick Burst - The crowd is more than warmed up now, thanks to those four. All of them are such a great addition to the OWF. Bobby Shavonie - Very true, Nick.