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Sunday Night Showdown Long:
Hello and welcome to the jam-packed arena here in Seattle, Washington!
This is the Pacific Northwest. This is PNW! (Pyro
fires throughout the arena as the crowd go wild. The camera pans through
the old and new PNW fans and across the ring, settling ringside on our
ring announcers.) Long:
Good evening everyone. This is the premiere event for this, the newest
incarnation of Pacific Northwest Wrestling. I’m George Long, and to my
left is my broadcasting partner Garret Reed. Reed:
Take your time introducing me why don’t you. Long:
Don’t start. Ladies and gentlemen, we have three incredible matches
for you this evening, just to give you a taste of what the PNW is going
to be offering you in the weeks and months to come. Reed:
Pfft, months he says. With this management I’d be surprised if we make
it days in this… (“Back
in Black” by AC/DC begins playing over the PA. The crowd is buzzing.) Long:
Speaking of which, look who’s coming to the ring right now. Reed:
Oh for the love of… Long:
Need I remind you this is one of the men who sign your checks? Reed:
… Long:
That’s what I thought. Now lets see what he has to say. (The
camera zooms on the ring entrance.) Back in black Ring
Announcer: Making his way to the ring at this time… (A
man walks out onto the main stage. He wears a black suit and a black
tie, hiding his large physique. He is well over 6 feet tall, and as he
walks down the ramp it seems obvious he’s more used to walking in
wrestling boots than in dress shoes. The smile on his face is
contagious.) 'Cause I'm back Ring
Announcer: …from Portland, Oregon. He is a former three time PNW Tag
Team Champion, was the first PNW Hardcore Champion, is a PNW Hall-of-Famer,
and he is the current co-President of Pacific Northwest Wrestling.
Ladies and gentleman I give you “The Rogue Horseman” CHRIS MANN!!! (Mann
makes it to the ring and climbs in, smiling even more after hearing his
former nickname. The crowd at this point is going wild.) Reed:
Let me guess…he wrote his own introduction. Long:
Shhh! (The
ring announcer hands Mann the mic as he waits for the crowd to die
down.) Mann:
Hello Seattle! (Cheap
pop.) Mann:
Now don’t worry, I’m not doing to take up a lot of your time. We
have a great night of wrestling lined up for you folks and we want to
get right to it. But I just wanted to tell you all how great it is to be
back out here and to be standing once again in a PNW ring. (Another
pop, Mann is beaming.) Mann:
And I want to guarantee something to all of you. The PNW is back, we are
here to stay. And not only will we live up to the days of the DWA and
the Misfits and Don Owens… (A
good portion of the crowd cheers, remembering those times.) Mann:
We won’t just live up to those days…we will top them! Because
that’s the way I want it, that’s the way YOU want it, and that’s
the way it’s gonna be! (The
crowd goes wild and Mann leaves the ring to applause, slapping hands
with the fans at ringside as he heads to the back.) Reed:
Well that’s five minutes of my life I’m never getting back. Long:
He got everyone in here pumping, didn’t he? Reed: Yeah, yeah…
Long: We are back
and I guess Terror wants this match started by now. #Circling,
your circling, you circle in your head/Contemplating everything you ever
said/Now I know the truth, I got a doubt/A different motive in your eyes
and now I'm out, see you later# (Stops
mid-way to pose some more and then abruptly raising his arms pointing
towards the sky and looking up.) #I
see your fantasy you want to make a reality paved in gold / See inside,
inside of our heads / Well that's all over, I see your motives
inside/And your decision to hide# Announcer:
Now coming to ring, standing at 6'3 and weighing in at 265 pounds... #Back
off we'll take you on / Headstrong to take on anyone / I know that you
are wrong / Headstrong we're Headstrong / Back off We'll take you on /
Headstrong to take on anyone / I know that you are wrong /And this is
not where you belong/I can't give Announcer:
A former amateur World Champion and internationally renowned wrestling
superstar... #Conclusions manifest your first impressions got to be
your very best / I see you're full of s*** and that's alright / That's
how you play I guess you get through every night / Now that's over# (Continues his move to the ring, stopping right before
getting to the ring.) Announcer: "The Shooter" Jason Lockhart! #I see your fantasy you want to make a reality paved
in gold / See inside, inside of our heads / Well that's all over, I see
your motives inside/And your decision to hide/Back off we'll take you on
/ Headstrong to take on anyone / I know that you are wrong / Headstrong
we're Headstrong / Back off We'll take you on / Headstrong to take on
anyone / I know that you are wrong /And this is not where you belong
(where you belong)/I can't give everything away (this is not where you
belong)/ I won't give everything away# (He then continues to move toward the ring, jumping
onto the apron, and moving between the ropes into the actual ring.) #I know, I know all about/I know, I know all about/I
know I know all about your motives inside and your decision to hide# (He stands in the middle of the ring, as the song is
finishing, then balls up his fist and strikes his chest three times
before raising it, pointing his index finger to the sky.) #Back off we'll take you on / Headstrong to take on
anyone / I know that you are wrong / Headstrong we're Headstrong / Back
off We'll take you on / Headstrong to take on anyone / I know that you
are wrong /And this is not where you belong (where you belong)/I can't
give everything away (this is not where you belong)/ I won't give
everything away (this is not where you belong)# (He stares across the ring at Terror in the ring.)
(A
wolf’s howl is played loudly over the PA, followed quickly by
“Pity” by Drowning Pool as the lights in the arena dim. Suddenly the
lights flare and Wolf comes out from the curtain and begins pacing the
top of the ramp, looking at the crowd. Wolf walks down ramp.) my life served on
a plate for all of you to
eat take my love and
hate Wolf stops on ramp and looks around at crowd but what is this inside of me pity me pity me
don't you pity me pity me pity me
don't you pity me don’t you pity
me Wolf enters ring don’t you pity
me Ring
Announcer: Weighing in at 218 pounds.... (He
goes to the corner opposite Scorn, staring intently at the other
wrestler.) under everything something that
you can’t see I can’t even
believe something is wrong with me Announcer:
WOLF!!! pity me pity me
don't you pity me pity me pity me
don't you pity me don’t you pity
me don’t you pity me Reed:
Alright, I admit it. This is definitely the freak show match of the
evening. Long:
Pee Wee Burke is certainly going to have an interesting time. Let’s
get the match underway. (Burke
calls for the bell and…nothing. Wolf is just standing there, his eyes
boring holes into Scorn’s back. Scorn, for his part, has yet to take
his head away from the turnbuckle. The crowd is getting silent.) Long:
These two do know they’re supposed to wrestle, right? Reed:
They’re certainly not getting paid to just stand there. Long:
For once we agree…wait, it looks like we might be getting some action. (Wolf
walks slowly up to Scorn. Without any warning he grabs the smaller man
by the shirt collar and yanks him to his feet.) Long:
Here we go! (But
Scorn just turns in mid air and quickly jabs Wolf in the chest. The shot
isn’t hard, just enough to break the grip, and Scorn quickly falls to
the mat and rolls out of the ring, walking away. The crowd is giving him
hell.) Reed:
Looks like he just doesn’t want to wrestle. Long:
But Wolf isn’t going to let him get away with it! (Wolf
slides under the bottom rope and quickly follows Scorn, catching him
again by the back of the shirt and Irish whipping him into the ring
steps.) Long:
Oh! Wolf is going to make Scorn fight whether he wants to or not. (Wolf
leaps onto Scorn like the animal he’s named for and begins laying in
stiff punches to his painted face. Scorn reverses, and lays in some
punches of his own. Pee Wee Burke is on the outside trying to break it
up, but these two are in an all out brawl.) Reed:
And this is definitely getting the fight out of Scorn. We might actually
have a decent match here tonight. Long:
Why isn’t Burke counting them out? This match isn’t no holds barred. Reed:
That’s what we get when our boss is a freakin’ garbage wrestler… (They’re
on their feet again, just trading punches. Wolf gets the upper hand and
whips Scorn towards the railing. But Scorn reverses and Wolf tastes the
steel. Before he can recover Scorn charges and tackles the larger man
with a double leg takedown.) Long:
LOW BLOW! Reed:
What? Where? Long:
Don’t play dumb. Scorn just low blowed Wolf as he had him in that
takedown. Reed:
Hey, as far as I’m concerned, if I didn’t see it and the ref
didn’t see it, it didn’t happen. (Scorn
picks up Wolf and rolls him into the ring, climbing in after. He grabs
Wolf’s hair and delivers a vicious headbutt. Still holding on he runs
with Wolf, slamming his head into a turnbuckle. Scorn turns and runs
with Wolf to the opposite turnbuckle, repeating the face slam. But he
doesn’t stop…1…2…3…4…5…6…7…8…9…) Long:
TEN times into the top turnbuckle. Scorn is really taking advantage
here. Reed:
I’m starting to like this little freak. (Wolf
seems out of it, and Scorn takes him and whips him across the ring into
the other corner. He runs at Wolf and leaps into the air aiming to his a
flying clothesline. But Wolf was playing possum, and he gets a foot up
at the last second right into Scorn’s face. Scorn stumbles back but
doesn’t fall, and Wolf crouches just for a moment before leveling
Scorn with a superkick. But instead of going for a pin, Wolf lifts up
Scorn to a kneeling position, backs up, and delivers a perfect sit out
dropkick into Scorn’s face. Now he goes for the pin.) Long:
And Burke is down to make the count. 1….2…. Reed:
NO! Scorn kicks out! He’s a tough little bastard. (Wolf
doesn’t let himself become frustrated. He turns quickly and begins to
climb the near turnbuckle. The crowd is on its feet.) Reed:
Wolf is taking a big risk here… (And
he dives off the top rope aiming an elbow at Scorn’s prone body. But
Scorn moves at the last second.) Reed:
…which doesn’t pay off. Long:
Both men down now. No, it looks like Scorn is getting to his feet. (Using
the ropes Scorn pulls himself up, shaking his head. He spots Wolf and
goes over to him, lifting him up and then planting him right back onto
the mat with a scoop slam. He picks Wolf up again and whips him into the
rope, catching him on the return with a huge back body drop. Scorn
motions for Wolf to get up as he begins climbing a turnbuckle.) Long:
Now Scorn going to a corner…let’s see if he has better luck than
Wolf. (Wolf
slowly to rises to his feet…and is leveled by a top rope clothesline
from Scorn. He rolls Wolf over onto his back…) Long:
Scorn going for the pin now…no, wait, he’s just choking him. Break
it up ref! Reed:
He’s really showing his smarts here. He knows Wolf won’t go down
easy, so he’s wearing him down. Long:
Yeah, illegally! Reed:
So? (Referee
Pee Wee Burke just about to disqualify Scorn, but he breaks the choke
just in time. He moves to Wolf’s legs now, hooking them and turning
him over into a Boston Crab. Wolf is fighting it, reaching for the
ropes, but he’s not tapping.) Long:
Look at the torque on that hold. Wolf must be in agony. (Wolf
starts crawling with all his energy towards the rope, and the crowd is
getting behind him. He’s an inch away…and grabs the bottom rope. The
crowd is cheering like crazy…but Scorn is refusing to let go of the
hold.) Reed:
Look at that intelligence! What did I tell you? Long:
Oh, shut up. (Burke
finally having to pry Scorn off of Wolf, and he doesn’t look happy.
Burke admonishing Scorn, but the wrestler is ignoring him. He goes to
back to Wolf and lifts him off the mat.) Reed:
That’s right, finish the job. (But
Wolf leaps in the air and pulls off a short drop kick into Scorn’s
chest, sending him stumbling across the ring.) Long:
Wolf Trap! Reed:
What? Long:
It’s one of Wolf’s trademark moves. Some of us announcers do
research. Reed:
Wolf Trap? I call it dumb luck. (Scorn
is not happy, and he charges back at Wolf as he gets to his feet. But
Wolf sees it coming and leaps frogs his opponent, landing on his back
and rolling through into a sunset flip. 1…2…Scorn kicks out. Both
men back on their feet, Scorn charges and is caught in a trapping suplex
by Wolf. He goes for the pin again, 1…2…kickout! Both men up
quickly. As Scorn turns to face him, Wolf leaps in the air and catches
him in a head scissors, going for a hurricarana…but Scorn holds onto
his legs and drives Wolf to the mat with a powerbomb. He goes for the
pin, 1…2…another kickout! Both men once again getting to their
feet…and the crowd is going crazy.) Long:
An amazing show of ability from both men, and the crowd likes it. Reed:
I’m not sure who got the better out of that exchange. (Scorn
rushes Wolf, going for a clothesline, but it’s ducked. As he turns
around, Wolf lands a hard right jab into Scorn’s face. Then a left, a
right, a left, a right, a left. Wolf motioning to the crowd just a
little and goes for one big right, but Scorn ducks it. Wolf stumbles and
Scorn locks on a sleep hold. He holds it for just a moment, and then
falls to his stomach slamming Wolf to the mat with a huge modified
neckbreaker.) Long:
Drop! That’s Scorn’s finisher. Reed:
Yes! (Burke
goes down for the count. 1…2…3!!!!) (DING,
DING, DING!) Ring
Announcer: And your winner, at 12 minutes and 32 seconds, SCORN!!!! (The
crowd for the most part boos, but there is some scattered applause.
Scorn ignores it all and rolls out of the ring, heading for the back
with his filthy hair hanging over his eyes. Burke checks on Wolf in the
ring.) Long:
And just like that it’s over. For his entire passiveness at the
beginning of the match, it goes to show how dangerous this Scorn can be. Reed:
One move and it was all over. The better freak certainly won tonight. Long: But with the
intensity we saw here tonight, I wouldn’t be surprised if this
wasn’t the last time we see Scorn and Wolf go at it.
#You don't need divine intervention for all the things that
you never can face you don't need good intentions cause in the end it is
all just a waste we all need an endless vacation from all the problems
the world can provide we just need reconciliation to repair what is
wrong in our lives# Reed: Not the main
event, it’s Fox time. #i can't face the day don't want to try i want to waste away
till i'm lost save me from all the chaos i'll radiate till i'm gone so
wait so many things that i'll never break away wait save your answers
there's nothing when you're gone from here# (Fox emerges from
the back, dressed in dark purple polyester suit and his trademark grin.
Well he’s have the trademark grin if he wasn’t shoving a twinky into
his mouth. The young businessman waddles towards the ring.) #it's only another day wasted that's replayed in the back of
your mind a snapshot that you suffocated among the shadows and little
white lies you don't need a crude benediction a pale savior you can
sacrifice you just need a new definition when you're feeling alone in
the night# (Fox
finally gets to the ring and steps in. He waits for the music to end and
smiles. He has a mic tossed to him but manages to fumble as he catches
it, mic hitting the ground. The crowd laughs and Fox’s face turns red.
He tries bending over, but it takes ot much effort. He drops to one knee
and picks the mic up.) Woman -- The
Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear? Man -- You
are not feared. Ron -- That
voice sounds familiar.... Woman -- The
Lord is the stronghold of my life, of whom shall I be afraid? Man -- I am
not afraid. Night Falls Soon....the Nightbringer is coming for your
soul. The
fans roar, shaking the very foundation of the building, as they now can
tell who's speaking. "Rock
The Party (Off The Hook) -- Nightfall Mix" by P.O.D. begins to rock
the arena, as the big screen lights up with one word.
Corey head bangs to the music as he slowly makes his way down the
aisle, the fans joining in to the metal beat.
We
came to rock this party all night long
Corey reaches the ringside area, and makes his way around the
guardrail, slapping hands with the fans, and continuing to headbang with
those that want to do so.
Corey stops and looks at his opponent, his ice-blue eyes focusing
intently on him.
Corey
hops onto the ring apron and moves to a corner. He slowly takes off the
trenchcoat, never removing his eyes from his opponent the whole time. He
steps into the ring and grins at his waiting adversary. We
gotz to play what we feel Corey
takes a turn climbing up on each of the four turnbuckles, holding his
arms high to the fans each time as they respond with a thunderous pop.
Every time he crosses by his opponent, he takes care to watch every move
he makes.
We
came to rock this party all night long
Long: There is “The
Nightbringer”. [The airy, hollow voice penetrates
the p.a.system.] This is what I become..... [The voice is close to being
recognizable, but at the same time it is unknown to us.] My pain will become yours..... [ A dark figure is produced on the
screen. Bright white lights flash behind him, illuminating his figure.
And the first bass and acoustic riff begins to sound out.] #You take a mortal man, # [His blond hair on top is only a
fraction of an inch long. You can see the places where he has been
scared from multiple battles in his life.} #And put him in control # [His head begins to
lift, so slightly that the only thing that is produced in the time is
the top of a spike that comes from his eyebrow.] #Watch him become a
god,# [A scar runs from his
forehead lateral to his left ear. It is so slight, because of the time
and money that was spent to reduce the size.] #Watch peoples heads
a'roll # [The first thing that
is recognizable, the blue eyes. They hold more emotion than the face
itself. They were once caring, but something has taken all that away.
They are full of disdain and contempt now. #A'roll...#
[The spot lights area
towards the entrance ramp. The crowd jumps to its feet to see him again.
The chorus hits the pa system and about that time a stray light catches
a glimpse of the man we once knew far away from the ring, in the crowd.
Standing like a monster, scared of nothing, he makes his movements to
the ring. ] #Just like the Pied
Piper Led rats through the
streets We dance like
marionettes, Swaying to the
Symphony... Of Destruction # [His attire features
two new things. He has donned a black shirt that states, in red
lettering, Respect
is not earned; It's Taken. The second item is a
pair of thigh length, spandex shorts. Across the back it states, T
D H. Down his left thigh the word that is
stated is Scorned.
Down his right thigh is the word, Disrespected;.
A black towel covers his head so that no one can know who
this is, if the piercing and the eyes didn't tell you who it was then
you will have to wait.] #Acting like a robot, # [He makes his way to
the ring side area, he places one foot on the step and reaches out his
hand and grabs the ring post.] #Its metal brain
corrodes. # [He pauses for the fans
and then makes his way up the steps.] #You try to take its
pulse, # [He walks the outer
edge of the ring and places his back against the ropes and waits.] #Before the head
explodes. # [As soon as this line
hits his head launches back and the covering it tossed off. Revealing to
the world that this man is Mike Sloan. ] #Explodes... # [The chorus hits again
as he makes his way into the ring.] #Just like the Pied
Piper Led rats through the
streets We dance like
marionettes, Swaying to the
Symphony... Of Destruction # [He leans over and
picks up his towel and hangs it on the far right turnbuckle.] #The earth starts to
rumble # [The red insignia,
TDH, is embroider into it
also.] #World powers fall# [He pulls his torso out
of the shirt and tosses it to the floor.] #A'warring for the
heavens, # [He places his back
against the corner and stretches his back over the ropes, popping every vertebrate
there.] #A peaceful man stands
tall # [He stands a man with
nothing to lose and everything to gain from this point on.] Fox:
And “The Dark Horse” Mike Sloan.
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