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Live from the Stade des Martyrs in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Sunday 8th October, 2023. Only on the WCNetwork.
MAIN EVENT || 1/60.
Chris Peacock (c) vs. Alyster Black.
Singles Match for the FWA World Championship.
Match Writer: Man.
For the second year in a row, Alyster Black will challenge for the FWA World Championship in the main event of the evening. Last year’s battle with Danny Toner was certainly personal, but this year’s scheduled title match is, if possible, even moreso, as Alyster prepares to take on his FTN tag team partner, the other half of the FWA World Tag Team Championships, and his ‘ride or die’. The champion Chris Peacock has already successfully defended his championship belt on three separate occasions and against seven different opponents, including once against Black and four others as part of the Steele Roulette match at the Anniversary Show only two weeks ago. The affair is further complicated by the fact that Black and Peacock will defend their tag team championships in the evening’s opening contest, against Peacock’s long-time rival Cyrus Truth and his partner Konchu Hao. Black has shown before that he’s willing to sacrifice his partner’s well-being for their titles, most notably at Back in Business in their three-way ladder match defense, and it’ll be interesting to see if the events of the opening contest affect this main event bout.
1/60.
Big Bryan Bastard (c) vs. Jackson Fenix.
Singles Match for the FWA North American Championship.
Match Writer: Dubb.
Big Bryan Bastard, formerly known as Bryan Baxter, has been on a tear since his arrival in the FWA, suffering only his second singles loss last week on Meltdown XXXIII. As part of this incredible run, he won the FWA North American Championship back on Fallout 022 in November of last year. As Baxter closes in on a year with that belt, he faces yet another tough challenge in the form of Jackson Fenix, who has been on his own upward trajectory as of late. This change in fortunes in the ring has coincided with a change in attitude for Fenix, culminating in the defeat of Death Walker on Meltdown XXXIII in Botswana. This victory earned Jackson this championship opportunity against a man he knows very well: who could forget the classic battles between the Undisputed Alliance and the Buddy System over the past eighteen months? The latest installment takes place in Kinshasa, with yet more potential challengers circling in wait a little further down the card…
1/60,
Tommy Bedlam (c) vs. XYZ.
X Rules Match for the FWA X Championship.
Match Writer: Tommy.
Tommy Bedlam managed to overcome XYZ in a frantic and chaotic match-up at the Anniversary Show, but such was the narrowness of victory that this immediate rematch has been set up between the two in Kinshasa. XYZ has come close to the FWA X Championship on numerous occasions, dating back way before the Anniversary Show in Barbados. He twice unsuccessfully challenged Alyster Black for the title, once in a triple threat match also including Harry the Sane Wizard and once in singles combat, and also came up short in this year’s incarnation of the King of the Deathmatch tournament. Tommy Bedlam has been solidifying himself as a force to be reckoned with after taking the X Championship from (and retiring) Shawn Summers, impressively overcoming Big Bryan Baxter in Meltdown XXXIII’s champion versus champion main event. It will take a lot for XYZ to derail him in the Congo, but that is the challenge before him in one of Lights Out’s six championship matches.
1/60,
FTN (Chris Peacock and Alyster Black) (c) vs. The Dark Roads Alliance (Cyrus Truth and Konchu Hao).
Falls Count Anywhere Match for the FWA Tag Team Championships.
Match Writer: Man.
Lights Out’s opening contest will see Chris Peacock and Cyrus Truth pick up the rivalry that has spanned much of the last year, dating back to the triple threat match in which Chris Peacock successfully defended his FWA World Championship at the Grand March. Undeterred, Cyrus promptly won the Carnal Contendership, but once more Peacock was able to best him in Back in Business’ main event. Since then, this rivalry has sprawled to also include Chris Peacock’s FTN tag team partner Alyster Black, whilst Cyrus Truth responded by recruiting the help of Konchu Hao, the two loosely-aligned figures forming ‘the Dark Roads Alliance’. This partnership, along with Konchu’s faithful minion Epsilon, defeated three members of the FTN family in Allen Price and the Diamond Dogs as part of Fallout 033’s main event, leading to this tag team championship, falls count anywhere match against the two figureheads of that stable.
1/30.
Kleio De Santos vs. Madison Gray.
Singles Match for the vacant FWA Television Championship.
Match Writer: SS.
At Back in Business, Shawn Summers successfully defended his FWA Television Championship in the first fall of his Three Stages of Hell match against Tommy Bedlam. Later that evening, however, it became known that Der Basterd was hanging up his wrestling boots, thus vacating the belt and throwing the division into turmoil. The Anniversary Show saw two triple threat matches take place, the winners of which progressed into this contest for that vacant Television Championship. Madison Gray secured victory over Jack the Clipper and Blake Taylor, whilst Kleio De Santos was successful in her three-way against El Vengador and Al Blizzard. That set up this one-on-one match, the winner of which will secure their first taste of gold in the Fantasy Wrestling Alliance.
1/30,
The Coven (Celestia Ravenwood, Blair Ravenwood, and Trixie Bordeaux) (c) vs. YOKAI Death Squad (Katsu, Ririko, and Cali Hayama).
Trios Match for the FWA Trios Championships.
Match Writer: Starlight Kid.
The team of Celestia Ravenwood, Blair Ravenwood, and Trixie Bordeaux triumphed at ‘Back in Business’ to become the inaugural FWA Trios Championship, the latter of these three surviving until the very end in the battle royale that would declare the first champion. Since then, an eight-team tournament has sprawled much of the last two months of FWA programming, from which the YOKAI Death Squad emerged as the first challenger to the Coven’s belts. Ririko, Cali, and Katsu overcame the Bad Boys Boy Band, the Menage, and then the Lumberjacks on Meltdown XXXIII’s final, paving the way for this six-woman showdown. It should be noted that Cali Hayama was the first runner up in that Back in Business battle royale, and no doubt the YOKAI Death Squad will have revenge on their minds in this one in Kinshasa.
1/30.
Chris Crowe vs. Katsu vs. Xperienx Xtacee.
Triple Threat Match, #1 Contender for the FWA North American Championship.
Match Writer: Jimmy.
Chris Crowe enjoyed an history, two hundred and forty six day reign with the FWA North American Championship, spanning much of 2022. He was forced, however, to vacate the belt without ever suffering defeat in a title match due to a backstage attack, and only made his return to FWA action a few weeks ago. He stated his case for a shot at the belt he never lost at the Anniversary Show by defeating Trixie Bordeaux, but current champion Big Bryan Bastard affirmed that Crowe couldn’t just skip to the front of the line. He was overlooked for a number one contendership match on Meltdown XXXIII, in which Jackson Fenix overcame Death Walker to secure his own shot. Crowe has been given an opportunity to earn a chance at that North American Championship at Lights Out, but faces tough opposition in this triple threat match. Katsu outperformed both Fenix and Death at the Anniversary Show’s Steel Roulette match, outlasting them by finishing in third place. She will, however, need to balance double duty, as she also challenges for the Trios Championship alongside the YOKAI Death Squad. Xperienx Xtacee, meanwhile, earned his spot in this menage a trois by defeating Crowe one-on-one last week on Fallout 033. For the winner, a shot at the FWA North American Championship awaits at Winter Wasteland.
1/30.
Violet Dreyer vs. weaselperson.
Singles Match.
Match Writer: SS.
Before the Steel Roulette match at the Anniversary Show, Alyster Black was attacked from behind by weaselperson… or, at least, someone dressed in weaselperson’s suit. This assailant, somewhat feminine and prone to busaiku knee kicks, returned to attack Violet Dreyer during FTN’s match on Meltdown XXXIII. It seems her intention was to draw Alyster out into a match, for a reason currently unknown, but with Black busy with two contests already, it was Dreyer herself who stepped up to answer the weasel’s challenge. On Fallout 033, she took to the microphone to chastise weaselperson for appointing her as a delivery girl, promising to make roadkill out of the weasler when the two meet in Kinshasa.
-/–.
Al Blizzard vs. Ashley O’Ryan vs. Blake Taylor vs. Brooklyn Steiner vs. Death Walker vs. El Vengador vs. Jack the Clipper vs. Jason Randall vs. Jay Kenny vs. Sawyer Xavier vs. Trevor Walker vs. Xavien Marshall vs. ???.
Gunfight Battle Royale - two winners will fight for the Gunfight One Ring at ‘Winter Wasteland’.
Match Writer: Dubb.
On Fallout 033, Jon Russnow announced that the Gunfight Battle Royale in the Congo, but this time two wrestlers would emerge as winners at the end of the over the top rope contest. These two wrestlers will meet again at Winter Wasteland, where they’ll compete in a falls count anywhere match for the Gunfight One Ring, which entitles them to a shot at the FWA X Championship. Furthermore, these two winners will receive a shot at the FWA World Tag Team Champions, whoever they may be, on a show in-between Lights Out and Winter Wasteland. We now know twelve of the thirteen-person field, with a large number of new and exciting talents amongst those in the proverbial starter’s blocks. Many eyes will be on Brooklyn Steiner and FWA Hall of Famer Ashley O’Ryan, who left it all in the ring in a classic, hard-fought battle that very nearly went the distance on Fallout 033.
… and presenting …
the “LIGHTS OUT” launch-pad.
… featuring …
1/20.
Eternal (Keres and Elizabeth Rose) vs. PONI-BOI (midnight MUSTANG and sunrise STALLION).
Tag Team Match.
Match Writer: Jimmy.
The shocking events of Back in Business saw Lizzie Rose turn her back on reason and join the chaotic partnership of Keres and Princess Nova as part of Eternal. The unexpected and often barbaric Garden of Eden match, coupled with the sudden transition of Lizzie into Elizabeth, has kept Eternal from our screens in the two months that followed the biggest show of the year. Their presence returned on Fallout 033, though, and this tag team match-up will give us our first glimpse of Elizabeth Rose in her new role.
1/20.
The Great Maru vs. Juan Tothrefor.
Singles Match.
Match Writer: Tommy.
Over the past few weeks, Johnny Johnson has been advocating on behalf of the Great Maru, demanding that Jon Russnow give this impressive specimen an opportunity to show what he could do. This came last week on Fallout 033, when the Great Maru made short work of LCW regular Bobby Bennett. This brief in-ring exhibition was not enough to satisfy Johnson, and the Great Maru has since been given another opportunity on Lights Out’s Launch-Pad. Although there are some rumours circulating online that JJ is less than pleased with Maru’s positioning on the card, he will no doubt relish the opportunity to deal with Juan Tothrefor, who has caused a constant thorn in his and Maru’s side in recent months.
1/20.
Kung-Fu Boom (Kung-Fu Karl and Jimmy Boom Boom) vs. Trick or Trash (Trash Mammal and Halloween Knight).
Dumpster Match.
Match Writers: Jimmy, Smooth Jazz Wolf, and AON.
All Jimmy Boom Boom and Kung-Fu Karl intended to do was defend the honor of their bosses/mentors Jackson Fenix and Nate Savage of The Undisputed Alliance. They warned Trash Mammal to stay away from Fenix and Savage. It escalated further into a full-blown physical assault by Boom Boom and Karl on the defenseless Trash Mammal. Jimmy and Karl thought that was the end of Trash Mammal, but little did they know it had just begun, Trash Mammal re-emerged and he didn't come alone. Halloween Knight made his long-awaited FWA TV debut when he came to defense of Trash Mammal and cleaned house. Jimmy and Karl have quickly realized they’ve bitten off more than they can chew and there’s no backing out now. Two teams will walk into the Lights Out launch-pad, but only one team will walk away while the other will leave in a dumpster. Neither team will ever be the same.
Promo Deadlines:
Sunday 1st October, 23:59 Pacific Time.
Monday 2nd October, 03:00AM Eastern.
Monday 2nd October, 08:00AM UK.
Monday 2nd October, 17:00PM Melbourne.
No extensions. Good luck!
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Live from the Stade des Martyrs in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Sunday 8th October, 2023. Only on the WCNetwork.
MAIN EVENT || 1/60.
Chris Peacock (c) vs. Alyster Black.
Singles Match for the FWA World Championship.
Match Writer: Man.
For the second year in a row, Alyster Black will challenge for the FWA World Championship in the main event of the evening. Last year’s battle with Danny Toner was certainly personal, but this year’s scheduled title match is, if possible, even moreso, as Alyster prepares to take on his FTN tag team partner, the other half of the FWA World Tag Team Championships, and his ‘ride or die’. The champion Chris Peacock has already successfully defended his championship belt on three separate occasions and against seven different opponents, including once against Black and four others as part of the Steele Roulette match at the Anniversary Show only two weeks ago. The affair is further complicated by the fact that Black and Peacock will defend their tag team championships in the evening’s opening contest, against Peacock’s long-time rival Cyrus Truth and his partner Konchu Hao. Black has shown before that he’s willing to sacrifice his partner’s well-being for their titles, most notably at Back in Business in their three-way ladder match defense, and it’ll be interesting to see if the events of the opening contest affect this main event bout.
1/60.
Big Bryan Bastard (c) vs. Jackson Fenix.
Singles Match for the FWA North American Championship.
Match Writer: Dubb.
Big Bryan Bastard, formerly known as Bryan Baxter, has been on a tear since his arrival in the FWA, suffering only his second singles loss last week on Meltdown XXXIII. As part of this incredible run, he won the FWA North American Championship back on Fallout 022 in November of last year. As Baxter closes in on a year with that belt, he faces yet another tough challenge in the form of Jackson Fenix, who has been on his own upward trajectory as of late. This change in fortunes in the ring has coincided with a change in attitude for Fenix, culminating in the defeat of Death Walker on Meltdown XXXIII in Botswana. This victory earned Jackson this championship opportunity against a man he knows very well: who could forget the classic battles between the Undisputed Alliance and the Buddy System over the past eighteen months? The latest installment takes place in Kinshasa, with yet more potential challengers circling in wait a little further down the card…
1/60,
Tommy Bedlam (c) vs. XYZ.
X Rules Match for the FWA X Championship.
Match Writer: Tommy.
Tommy Bedlam managed to overcome XYZ in a frantic and chaotic match-up at the Anniversary Show, but such was the narrowness of victory that this immediate rematch has been set up between the two in Kinshasa. XYZ has come close to the FWA X Championship on numerous occasions, dating back way before the Anniversary Show in Barbados. He twice unsuccessfully challenged Alyster Black for the title, once in a triple threat match also including Harry the Sane Wizard and once in singles combat, and also came up short in this year’s incarnation of the King of the Deathmatch tournament. Tommy Bedlam has been solidifying himself as a force to be reckoned with after taking the X Championship from (and retiring) Shawn Summers, impressively overcoming Big Bryan Baxter in Meltdown XXXIII’s champion versus champion main event. It will take a lot for XYZ to derail him in the Congo, but that is the challenge before him in one of Lights Out’s six championship matches.
1/60,
FTN (Chris Peacock and Alyster Black) (c) vs. The Dark Roads Alliance (Cyrus Truth and Konchu Hao).
Falls Count Anywhere Match for the FWA Tag Team Championships.
Match Writer: Man.
Lights Out’s opening contest will see Chris Peacock and Cyrus Truth pick up the rivalry that has spanned much of the last year, dating back to the triple threat match in which Chris Peacock successfully defended his FWA World Championship at the Grand March. Undeterred, Cyrus promptly won the Carnal Contendership, but once more Peacock was able to best him in Back in Business’ main event. Since then, this rivalry has sprawled to also include Chris Peacock’s FTN tag team partner Alyster Black, whilst Cyrus Truth responded by recruiting the help of Konchu Hao, the two loosely-aligned figures forming ‘the Dark Roads Alliance’. This partnership, along with Konchu’s faithful minion Epsilon, defeated three members of the FTN family in Allen Price and the Diamond Dogs as part of Fallout 033’s main event, leading to this tag team championship, falls count anywhere match against the two figureheads of that stable.
1/30.
Kleio De Santos vs. Madison Gray.
Singles Match for the vacant FWA Television Championship.
Match Writer: SS.
At Back in Business, Shawn Summers successfully defended his FWA Television Championship in the first fall of his Three Stages of Hell match against Tommy Bedlam. Later that evening, however, it became known that Der Basterd was hanging up his wrestling boots, thus vacating the belt and throwing the division into turmoil. The Anniversary Show saw two triple threat matches take place, the winners of which progressed into this contest for that vacant Television Championship. Madison Gray secured victory over Jack the Clipper and Blake Taylor, whilst Kleio De Santos was successful in her three-way against El Vengador and Al Blizzard. That set up this one-on-one match, the winner of which will secure their first taste of gold in the Fantasy Wrestling Alliance.
1/30,
The Coven (Celestia Ravenwood, Blair Ravenwood, and Trixie Bordeaux) (c) vs. YOKAI Death Squad (Katsu, Ririko, and Cali Hayama).
Trios Match for the FWA Trios Championships.
Match Writer: Starlight Kid.
The team of Celestia Ravenwood, Blair Ravenwood, and Trixie Bordeaux triumphed at ‘Back in Business’ to become the inaugural FWA Trios Championship, the latter of these three surviving until the very end in the battle royale that would declare the first champion. Since then, an eight-team tournament has sprawled much of the last two months of FWA programming, from which the YOKAI Death Squad emerged as the first challenger to the Coven’s belts. Ririko, Cali, and Katsu overcame the Bad Boys Boy Band, the Menage, and then the Lumberjacks on Meltdown XXXIII’s final, paving the way for this six-woman showdown. It should be noted that Cali Hayama was the first runner up in that Back in Business battle royale, and no doubt the YOKAI Death Squad will have revenge on their minds in this one in Kinshasa.
1/30.
Chris Crowe vs. Katsu vs. Xperienx Xtacee.
Triple Threat Match, #1 Contender for the FWA North American Championship.
Match Writer: Jimmy.
Chris Crowe enjoyed an history, two hundred and forty six day reign with the FWA North American Championship, spanning much of 2022. He was forced, however, to vacate the belt without ever suffering defeat in a title match due to a backstage attack, and only made his return to FWA action a few weeks ago. He stated his case for a shot at the belt he never lost at the Anniversary Show by defeating Trixie Bordeaux, but current champion Big Bryan Bastard affirmed that Crowe couldn’t just skip to the front of the line. He was overlooked for a number one contendership match on Meltdown XXXIII, in which Jackson Fenix overcame Death Walker to secure his own shot. Crowe has been given an opportunity to earn a chance at that North American Championship at Lights Out, but faces tough opposition in this triple threat match. Katsu outperformed both Fenix and Death at the Anniversary Show’s Steel Roulette match, outlasting them by finishing in third place. She will, however, need to balance double duty, as she also challenges for the Trios Championship alongside the YOKAI Death Squad. Xperienx Xtacee, meanwhile, earned his spot in this menage a trois by defeating Crowe one-on-one last week on Fallout 033. For the winner, a shot at the FWA North American Championship awaits at Winter Wasteland.
1/30.
Violet Dreyer vs. weaselperson.
Singles Match.
Match Writer: SS.
Before the Steel Roulette match at the Anniversary Show, Alyster Black was attacked from behind by weaselperson… or, at least, someone dressed in weaselperson’s suit. This assailant, somewhat feminine and prone to busaiku knee kicks, returned to attack Violet Dreyer during FTN’s match on Meltdown XXXIII. It seems her intention was to draw Alyster out into a match, for a reason currently unknown, but with Black busy with two contests already, it was Dreyer herself who stepped up to answer the weasel’s challenge. On Fallout 033, she took to the microphone to chastise weaselperson for appointing her as a delivery girl, promising to make roadkill out of the weasler when the two meet in Kinshasa.
-/–.
Al Blizzard vs. Ashley O’Ryan vs. Blake Taylor vs. Brooklyn Steiner vs. Death Walker vs. El Vengador vs. Jack the Clipper vs. Jason Randall vs. Jay Kenny vs. Sawyer Xavier vs. Trevor Walker vs. Xavien Marshall vs. ???.
Gunfight Battle Royale - two winners will fight for the Gunfight One Ring at ‘Winter Wasteland’.
Match Writer: Dubb.
On Fallout 033, Jon Russnow announced that the Gunfight Battle Royale in the Congo, but this time two wrestlers would emerge as winners at the end of the over the top rope contest. These two wrestlers will meet again at Winter Wasteland, where they’ll compete in a falls count anywhere match for the Gunfight One Ring, which entitles them to a shot at the FWA X Championship. Furthermore, these two winners will receive a shot at the FWA World Tag Team Champions, whoever they may be, on a show in-between Lights Out and Winter Wasteland. We now know twelve of the thirteen-person field, with a large number of new and exciting talents amongst those in the proverbial starter’s blocks. Many eyes will be on Brooklyn Steiner and FWA Hall of Famer Ashley O’Ryan, who left it all in the ring in a classic, hard-fought battle that very nearly went the distance on Fallout 033.
… and presenting …
the “LIGHTS OUT” launch-pad.
… featuring …
1/20.
Eternal (Keres and Elizabeth Rose) vs. PONI-BOI (midnight MUSTANG and sunrise STALLION).
Tag Team Match.
Match Writer: Jimmy.
The shocking events of Back in Business saw Lizzie Rose turn her back on reason and join the chaotic partnership of Keres and Princess Nova as part of Eternal. The unexpected and often barbaric Garden of Eden match, coupled with the sudden transition of Lizzie into Elizabeth, has kept Eternal from our screens in the two months that followed the biggest show of the year. Their presence returned on Fallout 033, though, and this tag team match-up will give us our first glimpse of Elizabeth Rose in her new role.
1/20.
The Great Maru vs. Juan Tothrefor.
Singles Match.
Match Writer: Tommy.
Over the past few weeks, Johnny Johnson has been advocating on behalf of the Great Maru, demanding that Jon Russnow give this impressive specimen an opportunity to show what he could do. This came last week on Fallout 033, when the Great Maru made short work of LCW regular Bobby Bennett. This brief in-ring exhibition was not enough to satisfy Johnson, and the Great Maru has since been given another opportunity on Lights Out’s Launch-Pad. Although there are some rumours circulating online that JJ is less than pleased with Maru’s positioning on the card, he will no doubt relish the opportunity to deal with Juan Tothrefor, who has caused a constant thorn in his and Maru’s side in recent months.
1/20.
Kung-Fu Boom (Kung-Fu Karl and Jimmy Boom Boom) vs. Trick or Trash (Trash Mammal and Halloween Knight).
Dumpster Match.
Match Writers: Jimmy, Smooth Jazz Wolf, and AON.
All Jimmy Boom Boom and Kung-Fu Karl intended to do was defend the honor of their bosses/mentors Jackson Fenix and Nate Savage of The Undisputed Alliance. They warned Trash Mammal to stay away from Fenix and Savage. It escalated further into a full-blown physical assault by Boom Boom and Karl on the defenseless Trash Mammal. Jimmy and Karl thought that was the end of Trash Mammal, but little did they know it had just begun, Trash Mammal re-emerged and he didn't come alone. Halloween Knight made his long-awaited FWA TV debut when he came to defense of Trash Mammal and cleaned house. Jimmy and Karl have quickly realized they’ve bitten off more than they can chew and there’s no backing out now. Two teams will walk into the Lights Out launch-pad, but only one team will walk away while the other will leave in a dumpster. Neither team will ever be the same.
Promo Deadlines:
Sunday 1st October, 23:59 Pacific Time.
Monday 2nd October, 03:00AM Eastern.
Monday 2nd October, 08:00AM UK.
Monday 2nd October, 17:00PM Melbourne.
No extensions. Good luck!
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