[The camera shows Ian Gonzales as his face pops up in front of the camera, he pushes his earpiece in and nods and the camera pans slightly to show the MWF's General Manager standing a few feet away from Ian Gonzales.]

Gonzales: Thanks JP, yes I am down here with Dom Stoate. Dom...

Stoate: Mr.Stoate please...

Gonzales: Sorry, Mr.Stoate, what do you think about what just happened?

Stoate: It's disgraceful! How Walker could change the match to allow this poor young man to be beaten to a pulp is beyond my understanding.

Gonzales: I'm sure Zach was up for this match and knew the risks involved.

Stoate: But it never should have happened in the first place, Walker can't just put two men who only eight days ago were leaping off ladders onto each other in yet another extreme situation.

Gonzales: Are you going to take this up with the President?

Stoate: I will be bringing it up next time I speak with him, it's terrible, it's going to take hours to mop up all this blood on the floor.

Gonzales: Do we have any update on Zach's condition?

Stoate: The medics say he's losing a lot of blood, we can't be sure how much but I wouldn't expect to see Zach Fredricks compete in the MWF for a while.

Gonzales: Okay, thanks Dom.

Stoate: Mr.Stoate!

Gonzales: Sorry...Mr..

Stoate: Oh don't waste your breath!

[The MWF's General Manager turns away almost in disgust from Ian Gonzales, he looks at Zach Fredricks being loaded onto a stretcher before pushing a door open and slamming it behind him as he storms off down the corridor.]

JP: I think Ian Gonzales caught Dom Stoate in one hell of a bad mood just then...

Sully: Can you blame him? So far we've seen The Jeopardizer and Sean West both retire from the MWF and now we've just seen Zach Fredricks left in a bloody mess...if I was the MWF General Manager I wouldn't enjoy watching my roster slowly being depleted.

JP: Good point Sully, the MWF's been taking some heavy casualties at the moment, we have to be on the lookout for the next big thing at all times.

Sully: Guys like Anarkist don't grow on trees, they have to be nurtured until they are ready to become stars.

JP: You think Kidd Kidman is becoming a star?

Sully: Going to take a lot of nurturing to try and turn Kidman from a standard wrestler into something special.

JP: We could see something special next, he's taking on Insane Wayne in a match that has a string attached.

Sully: There is always a string attached when the MWF President himself has made the stipulation.

JP: This match will decide whether Iniquity is worthy of a shot at the MWF World Championship, Walker has put Insane Wayne up against Kidd Kidman, the MWF World Champion in a non-title match to see if Wayne can beat him.

Sully: If Wayne is victorious he will open the door for Iniquity to come in and take a shot at Kidd Kidman.

JP: A very dangerous prospect because Iniquity is on the sort of form that you don't want to find yourself fighting against.

Sully: Kidd's not on bad form either, winning the MWF World Championship was a big achievement, it was a lucky win but I have to say he got the win and that says a lot about him.

JP: Kidman's a tough wrestler to beat because he has two style that he is fluent in, he's a technical wrestler, one of the best in the MWF at hitting a suplex...and secondly because of his smaller size he is able to perform a lot of high speed and high risk moves.

Sully: Once he gets his opponent on the run he has them exactly where he wants them, but his main problem is his size, he's only two hundred and ten pounds.

JP: He's giving away a lot to Insane Wayne who is a huge man...

Sully: Not as big as Iniquity, but Insane Wayne is a seasoned wrestler and he knows that in some situations size matters.

JP: You think Wayne can do it tonight?

Sully: It depends, we know that Iniquity cannot play a part in the match otherwise Wayne faces instant disqualification from the match. The key for Kidman is to make the match last, Wayne will be wanting to get this over with quick.

JP: Wayne is the older wrestler, by quite a number of years and so has the experience and he knows he is slower than Kidman and probably a little lacking in the stamina.

Sully: If Kidman wears down Wayne and makes the match last, Wayne will become tired and then Kidman can strike and fend off quite a major challenge to his MWF World Championship.

JP: "The Ruthless Rookie" will need to be ruthless and more tonight, he can't let Wayne beat him down or Iniquity will be striding into the ring next week with his current form behind him and a greed and desire for the MWF World Championship.

Sully: I still say you need to watch Wayne, he's a sneaky son of a bitch and he'll do anything he can to increase his power.

JP: You keep saying this, but week in and week out Wayne comes out to support Iniquity and help him win matches.

Sully: It's all just a fascade I'm sure, Wayne's playing happy families and as soon as things begin to go wrong Iniquity will be on the wrong end of an Insane Wayne beating.

JP: Wayne will be looking for the power moves tonight, the sort of moves that destroy his opponent in one go...powerbombs, piledrivers, the lot.

Sully: Kidman's got to hit and run, not get in close because he can't brawl with Insane Wayne...it'd be like a ten year old boy attempting to win a boxing match against a seasoned veteran.

JP: Well, there is only one way to find out how this match will go and that's to watch on...here we go Sully, Insane Wayne taking on Kidd Kidman for the right for Iniquity to face Kidman next week for the MWF World Championship!