Monday Night Mayhem 03/08/10

[Adam.Freeman]

The pyro goes off as the camera zooms to the IWF fans who are cheering loudly holding up their banners and signs.

Lane: Welcome to another edition of Monday MAyhem and what a show we have for you tonight.

hart: The tag Team titles will be on the line later tonight as the Anderson Evolution take on the Red Shield Mafia.

Lane: And James Kash is in action for the first time since Inception, we are all very excited.

Hart: And if that wasn't enough Hardcore Impact is returning, keep an eye out for Hardcore Impact news details wil lbe revealted within 24 hours.

Jessica Lock: This opening contest is scheduled for one fall!

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As “Spoiling For A Fight” by AC/DC starts to play the whole arena goes pitch black until five seconds into the song when Angus Young’s guitar is first heard then the light flicker with the guitar beat for two more seconds, at the ten second mark in the song when “I see trouble coming man” is heard Bradly Jona Kellert comes walking out and down the ramp to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring first, weighing in at 278 pounds, from Leduc, Alberta, Canada, Bradly Jona Kellert!

Josh Hart: Kellert was impressive against Jared Thunder last week, although he came up just short. Still, I see nothing but a huge upside to this guy!

Kerry Lane: Kellert has potential, for sure, but he's going up against Jackson Michaels, who has absolutely been on a roll as of late!

Then twenty-one second in the song when “Sliding down a road” is sung Bradly Jona Kellert slides inside the ring and looks around with a mischievous smirk on his face. Then twenty-eight second into the song when “We're gonna run right out” is sung he begins to run and bounce off against the ropes, then thirty-three seconds into the song when “I'm a fighting fool” is sung Bradly Jona Kellert stops in the middle of the ring with a mischievous smirk facing the ramp and punches his own palm. Then when the song reaches forty-four seconds when “I'm protecting my life” is sung he gets ready in a tackle stance while waiting for his opponent. “Heartless,” by Jim Johnston, hits the speakers as JD, Benjamin Burke and Natalie come out from behind the curtain. They pose at the top of the ramp with Natalie and Burke at either side of Michaels. The music starts to kick in as they walk down to the ring together.

Jessica Lock: And his opponent, accompanied by Benjamin Burke and Natalie, weighing in at 195 pounds, from Austin, Texas, Jackson “Devine” Michaels!

Kerry Lane: Michaels has found himself on the winning end of several matches as of late, and looks to keep the streak alive tonight!

Josh Hart: He'll have quite the challenge with that, because not only is Kellert significantly bigger than him, but Kellert's style is simply powerful and devastating!

JD climbs the steps and walks across the apron, followed by Natalie and Burke. Burke helps Natalie into the ring before entering himself. Michaels looks out to the crowd one last time before entering the ring. The ref calls for the bell, DING! DING! DING!

JD Michaels vs. Bradly Jona Kellert​

Once the bell hits, Kellert immediately jumps Michaels, knocking him with a barrage of fists and forearms, beating Michaels back into the corner. The Extreme One continues to unload on Michaels, and then gives him a vicious European Uppercut before whipping him hard out of the corner and twisting him back to send him chest first right back into the same turnbuckle! Michaels hits the corner with such force that he falls backwards, allowing Kellert to pull him back up and give him a German Suplex! Kellert then pulls him back up to a vertical base, giving him another European Uppercut, and as Michaels is staggered, Kellert nails him with a Standing Dropkick!

Kerry Lane: Look at the height he got on that Dropkick! That's very impressive for a man that size!

Josh Hart: Kellert is firmly in control, but this is also how his match with Jared Thunder started out last week. Will he be able to maintain control this time?

[As Michaels makes his way up to his feet, Kellert runs towards the ropes, and gets momentum, going for a Running Clothesline! JD ducks under it, and gives Kellert a jaw full of boot with a vicious Superkick! Michaels then quickly steps out onto the apron, and grabs a hold of the top rope, sling himself up and jumping off the top rope with a Springboard Splash! He hooks the leg of Kellert, but BK powers his way out before the ref can even count to one! Both men get to their feet quickly, although Kellert is still smarting a bit from the Superkick, allowing Michaels to kick him in the gut, hunching Kellert over. Michaels responds with a Double Knee Facebreaker! Natalie and Burke are cheering him on loudly from outside as he goes to pull Kellert up by the hair. Kellert responds by shoving Michaels hard into the ropes! Kellert then charges at JD, going for a Spear, but JD gets out of the way, sending Kellert sailing through the ropes and to the arena floor! Kellert holds his shoulder a bit as he gets to his feet, and once he's up, he's greeted with a Suicide Dive from Michaels! Michaels then pulls The Extreme One up by the head and rolls him back into the ring! Michaels then climbs up to the apron, and then the top rope facing out into the crowd. He takes a look back to see that Kellert has gotten to his feet. He then leaps off, grabbing Kellert's head on the way down to nail him with the Moonsault DDT! Michaels goes for the cover, 1
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Winner: Jackson Michaels

Jessica Lock: Here is your winner, by pinfall, Jackson Michaels!

“Heartless” plays as Natalie and Burke join him in the ring, and raise his arms in victory. Kellert is shaking his head as he rolls out of the ring and makes his way to the back.

Kerry Lane: Another impressive victory for Jackson Michaels this week!

Josh Hart: Unfortunately for Kellert, once again he is unable to follow up on a strong start, failing to pick up the win after dominating the early goings of the match.

IWF Monday Night Mayhem goes to a commercial break with Michaels and his allies celebrating

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Man of the Year hits and DJ Primetime comes of the curtain with a cocky smirk on his face, He walks down the ramp and slides into the ring.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring first, weighing in at 235 pounds, from Augusta, Georgia, DJ Primetime!

Josh Hart: DJ Primetime returned to the IWF 2 weeks ago. He put Andres De La Hoya out of a job and claims that he came back to run IWF.

Kenny Lane: This guy has the confidence. The mean streak. The look of a guy that’s going to be a problem here in IWF!

The song fades out. DJ Primetime leans against the ropes in a cocky manner waiting for his opponents.

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The lights start to flicker around the arena. Then Loki comes in, wearing his glowing face mask, and slowly walks down the aisle without noticing the loud cheers from the crowd.

Jessica Lock: And his opponent. Accompanied by Ismene. Weighing in at 220 lbs, from Las Vegas, Nevada “The Nocturnal Adventurer” Loki!

Josh Hart: There he is Kenny. The Lord of Mischief. Loki along with his lovely valet Ismene and let me tell you, there’s a full moon outside and something tells me Loki is out for some pain.

Kenny Lane: The mysterious Loki is making his way to the ring. Will he be able to overcome two tough opponents? We will find out.
He slithers into the ring and gives a staring glare to Primetime who at this point has exited the ring and is at ringside.

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Dan Stevens walks on stage and puts his sunglasses on then stops on the ramp and raises his right arm.

Jessica Lock: And their opponent. Weighing in at 225 lbs. From Hollywood, California. “The Showkiller” Dan Stevens!

Josh Hart: The self proclaimed Showkiller Dan Stevens makes his way down the ramp. Now Kenny we haven’t seen much of this guy but he has created a buzz since coming to the IWF.

Kenny Lane: No doubt and I’m interested to see what he brings to the table here tonight.

Stevens walks in the ring and goes on the top corner turnbuckle and raises his right arm. His music fades. DJ Primetime climbs back into the ring and Loki slithers out of the corner.

Triple Threat Match
DJ Primetime Vs Loki Vs Dan Stevens​

Bell Rings: The three participants circle around the ring staring each other down. All three men stop and DJ Primetime and Dan Stevens look at each other then suddenly start double teaming Loki. Primetime kicks him in the gut and Stevens hits a double axe handle to Loki. Stevens irish whips Loki and him and DJ hit a double clothesline. They corner Loki in the corner and release a series of flury strikes. Ismene is seen looking in disgust.

Hart: Looks as if Dan Stevens and DJ Primetime have decided to take out Loki early to make this a singles match

While Dan Stevens is stomping a mudhole in Loki, who is still cornered, DJ Primetime hits Stevens with a cobra clutch bomb. He then clotheslines Stevens out of the ring and his head hits the barricade and he is out. Loki manages to get on the offense and connects with a couple of chops to Primetime. He tries to gain momentum from the fans as he delivers a variety of strikes to DJ Primetime sending him into the ropes. The referee counts as Loki refuses to stop striking Primetime on the ropes. 1…2….3…4…..Loki lets go as the ref tells him to let go when he tells him to. Primetime regains composure and lands a huge jab to Loki. He lifts Loki up and drives him down with a vertical suplex and goes for the pin. Dan Stevens avoids the ref’s count of ten as he slides into the ring and stops the pin attempt. Stevens delivers a dropkick to DJ Primetime.

Lane: Close call there. Stevens looks to get back in the game here

Stevens then ddrops DJ Primetime with a DDT and then approaches Loki who is using the turnbuckle to stand up. Stevens sizes Loki up and waits for him to turn around on the turnbuckle. He sends a European uppercut to Loki and Lifts him to the top turnbuckle to set up for the Hollywood Cutter. He nails Loki down to the mat but before he goes for the cover, DJ Primetime punt kicks him in the head and hits Stevens with a Brown Boy Bomb. He goes for the pin. 1…2…3! DING! DING! DING!

Jessica Lock: Your winner by Pinfall, DJ Primetime!

Lane: That was a quick match. Dan Stevens seemed to have had it but he turned his back on Primetime who took advantage.

Hart: From the beginning, Loki failed to get the crowd all the way behind him and thus didn’t get much momentum. That match was all Primetime in my opinion..

 

[Adam.Freeman]

Defy You- The Offspring plays as Sam Taylor comes out onto the stage and yells out to the crowd, psyching them up. He then makes his way down the ramp, clapping hands with the fans until he gets to the ring and climbs in. When inside, he reaches up his arms into the air and golden sparkling pyro erupts from the turnbuckles.

Jessica Lock: The following match is schedule for one fall and is a fatal four way match, introducing first, Sam Taylor.

As "Alive" starts, all of the lights go black. As soon as you hear the first lyric, a spotlight shines down onto Thunder, who is wearing his trademark bright and sparkly, Ric Flair-like robes. He raises his arms and money with a lightening symbol, rains down into the crowd. He walks down the ramp shaking the fans hands. He slides into the ring and makes even more money fall from the rafters.

Jessica Lock: Making his way down to the ring, Jared Thunder.

Lane: This guy was impressive last week, will be as impressive this week and pick up the win.

The lights dim. the screen lights 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Let It Roll by Divide the Day comes on. The lights come back on with Caldwell on the stage. Looks to his left. Looks to his right. raises his arms and smiles with pride. He walks down in the ramp. He gets to the apron. wipes his feet and stands on the top turnbuckle sing along to his music. He jumps down and jogs in place throwing some air punches.

Jessica Lock: Making his way down to the ring, Sam Caldwell.

Hart: Here comes Sam Caldwell, had somewhat of a mixed experience so far in the IWF, a win would do a world of good for him here tonight.

Round Here by Memphis Bleek Slowly walks down the ramp. Giving the crowd evil eyes. Slides into the ring and flips everybody off. He climbs to the second turnbuckle and looks around angry.

Jessica lock: Making his way down to the ring, Travesty.

Lane: Again Travesty finds himself without his tag partner tonight. Can he establish himself as a tag and singles competitor?

Fatal Four Way Match
Travesty Vs Jared Thunder Vs Sam Taylor Vs Sam Caldwell​

Bell Rings: All the superstars back into one of the four ring corners waiting for one of the others to make a mistake or attempt to make the first move. It is indeed Sam Taylor who makes the first move and urges for someone to take him on. The three other competitors then all storm towards Sam Taylor who is hit with numerous strikes and kicks until Travesty throws him over the tope rope and he hits the barricade hard back first taking him out the first moments in the match. Travesty then goes on a quick but short-lived rampage knocking both Caldwell and Jared Thunder to the mat before they both get up and team up clothesline Thunder out of the ring leaving Thunder and Caldwell staring at each other.

Lane: An eventful opening here as Caldwell and Thunder look to end his one quickly.

After a few moments of staring Caldwell and Thunder start throwing punches at each other in the middle of the ring. Caldwell gets the upper hand and is able to knock Thunder to the mat but is able to get up quickly only to be dropkicked out of the ring and joins the other 2 competitors outside the ring. The three men on the outside are all up and brawling amongst themselves as Caldwell vaults of the top rope and crashes into the men on the outside leaving everybody laid out. After a few moments its surprisingly Sam Taylor who gets to his feet first and rolls into the ring. Travesty isn’t too far behind him as he and Taylor start fighting in the ring, Travesty gets and early advantage in a punching war before Travesty nails Taylor with a devastating version of the Word Up Throat Driver. Travesty goes for the cover but Caldwell breaks it up before the three count.

Hart: Travesty nearly had the win their but Caldwell got in there just in time to break it up.

Caldwell goes on the attack-knocking Travesty down with a clothesline; Travesty gets up quickly but is grounded with a knee to the face for his troubles. Jared Thunder is back in the ring stalking the impressive Sam Caldwell. Caldwell turns to face him and Thunder knocks down Caldwell with a spinning heel kick and goes for the cover but only gets a 2 count. Thunder bangs the mat hard thinking he had the match won. He baseball slides the almost out cold Sam Taylor who falls to the outside. He turns around but gets scoop power slammed by Travesty who is back to his feet, get quickly hooks the leg and goes for the cover but only is interrupted by Sam Caldwell kicks Travesty in the head, Travesty then locks in the Cattle Muttilation and gets a quick submission.

Jessica Lock: Your winner by Submission, Sam Caldwell.

Lane: That was a quick paced fatal four way match not long in time but filled with action.

Hart: Three superstars in the match could have quickly picked up the win by Sam Caldwell is victorious with a submission.

Lane: Up next Bobby King goes one on one with Capodonna.


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Strapped By Nipsey Hu$$le starts playing as the crowd starts to boo loudly. Capodonna along with Aaron Ying comes out of the curtain. Capodonna throws up some gang signs to the crowd and Aaron Ying , who is suited up looking like a million bucks, struts down the ring with a Cuban cigar in his mouth behind Capodonna.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring, weighing in at 237 pounds, from Brooklyn, New York, one half of Cuban Link, Capodonna

Josh Hart: Capodonna has been impressive since a successful debut last week against one half of the tag team champions Petey Payne. Now he’s up against Intercontinental champ Bobby King. Can he do it again?

Kenny Lane: He has the attitude but Bobby King has the experience and has proven time and again why he is the King!

Capo glides in the ring and then jumps to the second turnbuckle and raises his arms. Aaron takes a chair from the announcer’s booth and takes a seat. The music fades as Capodonna, with a smirk on his face rubs his hands together in preparation for his next opponent.

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The Final Countdown hits as the lights dim. The crowd boos loudly. Bobby King appears from the curtain and he walks down the entrance ramp slowly.

Jessica Lock: And his opponent. Weighing in at 232 lbs hailing from Detroit Michigan, your IWF Intercontinental champion “The Motor City Mystery†Bobby King!

Kenny Lane: The man who two weeks ago overcame three other warriors to be the first IWF Intercontinental champion since the return of Impact Wrestling Federation. Bobby King is ready for action here tonight.

Kenny Lane: Capodonna shows promise but this guy has proven what he can do for a long time. Lets jump into the action.

He gets to the bottom of the ramp he stops and raises his arms out to the side in the air with a cocky look on his face at the crowd, King climbs up onto the apron and turns back facing the entrance and once again holds his arms in the air to the sides. Capodonna stares him down the entire time not being intimidated. After that, King springs over the ropes into the ring and stands in the middle of the ring with a cocky smirk on his face.

Single Non-Title Match
Capodonna vs. Bobby King​

Bell Rings:Bobby King wipes some sweat off of his nose before cracking his knuckles. He glares over to Aaron Ying who is sitting
there looking at him laughing. He turns back over to his opponent Capodonna. They walk towards each other then lock up. Bobby King gets the best of it as he secures a headlock on Capodonna. Capodonna whips King in the ropes but gets hit with a shoulder block. King springs off of the ropes but this time Capodonna lays down and evades King forcing him to dash from the other side giving time for Capodonna to connect with a drop toe hold. Both men spring up and give each other a quick stare down

Hart: Some good back and forth and and one upsmanship here

Capodonna catches King off guard with a kick to the gut and then irish whips him and lands a reverse elbow smash sending King to the ground. He goes for the cover. 1…King kicks out at the one count. Capodonna then grounds King with a chinlock slowing down the pace of the match-up. The referee gets down and asks King if he wants to tap out. King makes his way out of the hold but Capodonna hits a double axe handle before King can get to his feet. Capodonna dashes at King but King dodges and send Capo into the turnbuckle padding. King then flies and lands an avalance on Capo in the corner. He rebounds with a bulldog and goes for the cover. 1…2..Capo kicks out at two. King raises Capodonna up and delivers a few chops to the chest. He then irish whips Capodonna and connects with a hiptoss. Capodonna gets right up then King whips him again and bends down for a back body frop but Capodonna catches him with a kick to the face. King then receives a snap suplex and Capo goes for thr pin. 1…2…King kicks out. He shakes the cobwebs off then Capodonna again goes for that chinlock.

Lane:Capodonna is regaining control in this match. Still anyone’s game.

King struggles to get to his feet while Capodonna keeps the hold locked in. King’s will power allows him to deliver a series of elbows to the gut of Capodonna forcing him to break the hold. Capodonna charges after King but King retaliates with a clothesline sending Capo to the ground. King stomps on Capo repeatedly rubbing his jaw. He picks Capodonna up and hits a neckbreaker. He cover Capo. 1…2…Capodonna kicks out in a near fall. King hits Capodonna with a german suplex and then taunts the crowd

Hart:You know what that means Kenny. Time for the King’s Cross. He’s setting him up!

Bobby King waits for Capodonna to get up to hit the King’s Cross. He pulls a bent over Capodonna into his legs and underhooks his arms. Capodonna reverses the King’s Cross and hits a beautiful sitout suplex slam. He goes for the pin

Lane:He just reversed the King’s Cross! Capodonna just hit a suplex slam. He might get the win here!

1…2….King kicks out in the nic of time! Capodonna looks at the referee shocked. Both men have shocked look on their faces. Capodonna, now looking angry is eyeing King looking to set up for Capo Status. He grabs King and sets up the double underhook but King reverses it into his own double underhook. King over near the ropes looks to his left and his right. The crowd starts booing but not because of King, Travesty starts waving a Cuban flag down the ramp and the referee is trying to tell him to leave. King, not distracted gets ready to hit the Kings Cross, gets snuffed by Aaron Ying with a club to the back of the head. Travesty sees this then runs back to backstage. The referee returns to the ring. Capodonna jumps up and whips King against the ropes and hits the O.S.R.S. King is out cold and Capodonna goes for the cover. 1…2…3…Ding! Ding! Ding!

Jessica Lock: Your winner by Pinfall, Capodonna!

Lane: He did it. What an upset by Capodonna. He got a pin over the intercontinental champion.

Hart: Are you kidding me? Bobby King was robbed and he’s going to have something to say about this next week..

The Anderson Evolution hits as the tag team champions walk out onto the stage with their titles around their waists. The walks down the ramp to a decent reception from the crowd.

Jessica Lock: The following match is an IWF tag team championship, making their way down to the ring first, the IWF Tag Team Champions, The Anderson Evolution.

Lane: The Anderson Evolution won the tag titles at Inception and they won’t want to lose their titles with their first defence.

Drake-Forever hits as all three members of the red shield mafia appear at the top of the stage and start walking down the ring.

Jessica Lock: And their opponents, being accompanied by J.R Kingston, the team of Diamante Valentine and Young Mannie, the Red Shield Mafia.

Lane: Here comes the Red Shield Mafia with their newest recruit J.R Kingston who will feature in the returning Hardcore Impact show at the weekend.

Hart: And the Red Shield Mafia have waited a long time to get the titles around their waists. Will tonight be there night.

Tag Team Title Match
Red Shield Mafia
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Anderson Evolution.​

Bell Rings: Young Mannie and Hutt Anderson start the match off for both of their teams and go into a grapple in the middle of the ring. Anderson comes out the strongest pushing Mannie away but Mannie returns with a hard right hand shot to the head of Anderson, this is followed by a left hook that is countered by Anderson who returns the favour with sharp and powerful right hands that eventually send Mannie to the mat. Mannie backs into the corner where Anderson continues the attack with a knife-edge chop to the chest. Anderson then whips Mannie towards the opposite turnbuckle and connects with a splash sending Mannie to the mat. Anderson hooks the leg but Mannie is able to kickout just after the two.

Lane: The tag champions starting off the match well, if they can keep this up all matches they will definitely be leaving tag champions tonight.

Anderson pulls Young Mannie to his feet and goes for a body slam but Mannie escapes landing behind Anderson and he takes him down with a Russian Leg Sweep. Mannie then quickly tags in Diamante Valentine who hits his opponent with a forearm smash and goes for the cover only getting the one count. Diamante then applies an abdominal stretch to Anderson who yells out but refuses to give up, weakening with every second he gets to his feet and throws diamante to the mat and tags in his tag team partner Petey Payne who storms in the ring taking out Diamante with a dropkick which is followed by a calf kick. The crowd get behind Payne as he goes for a cover getting the 2 count.

Lane: Just when it seems the Red Shield Mafia are turning the tide, The Anderson Evolution hit back and don’t allow their challengers to get any rhythm in this match going.

Diamante gets to his feet but gets nailed with an European uppercut for his troubles. Diamante though is forced into the ropes but uses the momentum to spring forward and knock Payne down with a hard boot to the face almost taking off Payne’s head. Diamante taunts before forcing Payne to his feet and nailing him with a vertical suplex and goes for the cover again only getting the two count. Anderson tries to get the crowd behind his tag partner but Diamante kills any of the crowd momentum laying the groundwork for this match with various knee drops and stomps before tagging in his partner the Young Mannie.

Lane: For the first time in this match, the challengers seem to be getting some grip on this match. If their tactics continue we may well see new tag champions tonight.

Young Mannie walks over to the ground Payne before hitting his opponent with numerous hard fists to the face. Mannie then yells abuse at Anderson causing him to step in the ring. The ref does his best to restrain Anderson but is unaware that Diamante has re-entered the ring and is choking Payne behind his back. Mannie then walks out of the ring and onto the outside apron as Diamante without tagging in continues the assault on Payne. Diamante goes for the cover but only gets a 2 count. Thinking his team may have done enough Diamante signals for the finish and goes for the River Stix but Payne counters throwing Diamante across the ring. Payne falls to the ground looking to tag his partner Hutt Anderson in the ring.

Lane: Payne has taken a lot of abuse so far in this match and needs to make the tag.

Diamante makes the tag as Mannie re-enters the ring, Payne is almost touching Andersons hand when Mannie grabs his left leg, Payne is able to stand on the one leg and hit mannie with an Enziguri and he tags in Anderson who charges every taking out Mannie and Diamante time after time until he throws Diamante out of the ring. Mannie tires to fight back but Anderson keeps on with the attack taking Mannie to the ground with an AA Style Spinebuster. He taunts to the crowd who cheer and applies the full nelson in the middle of the ring looking to convert it to the Anderson Special. Before the move can properly be applied J.R Kingston gets on the apron, Anderson lets go off Mannie and joins the referee in arguing with Kingston. Anderson lets the ref do his job and turns around to get back to work on his opponent but is hit hard in the head with one of the tag titles by Diamante busting Anderson open. Kingston then gets down off the apron as Mannie goes for the cover. Payne tires to intercept but Diamante cuts him off as the ref counts the 3.

Jessica Lock: Your winners, and new Tag Team Champions, The Red Shield Mafia.

Lane: They did it, The Red Shield Mafia are now the IWF Tag Team Champions. Although I don’t condone their actions.

Hart: They did what they had to do to win the gold and they stand in the ring as tag champions.

Lane: Its just a shame that The Anderson Evolutions reign has to end this way. They will feel very cheated when they head back to the locker room later.

Travesty and Capodonna run down the ramp into the ring and interuppt Red Shield Mafia's celebration. Travesty gives a fist bump to JR Kingston and the two attack a downed Anderson Evolution. Cuban Link pick up Hutt Anderson and deliver the Hambone. Then they pick up Petey Payne and hit him with the Special Delivery. Travesty screams "Cuban Link punk!" Throws up gang signs and disperse through the crowd. The Red Shield Mafia leave the ring with their title with smirks on their faces

Hart: What the hell just happened there?

Lane: Beats me Hart. These teams must have formed some sort of alliance. We will find out more next week.

COMMERCIAL BREAK

 

[Adam.Freeman]

"Superhero," by Jane's Addiction, blares through the PA system as Tony Valentino makes his way towards the ring. He is closely followed by his agent, Mr.Gold, who always seems to be on his cell phone.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring first, accompanied by Mr. Gold, weighing in at 235 pounds, from Los Angeles, California, “The Naturalâ€￾ Tony Valentino!

Kerry Lane: We've received unfortunate news from The Agency's manager, Mr. Gold, that this is the last week we'll see the members of the Agency in action here in IWF. They all ended up getting high profile roles in a new action movie that will commence filming next week!

Josh Hart: Good riddance, I say! If they'd rather go act than focus on wrestling, IWF is better off without them!

Kerry Lane: Well, I disagree with you. They get to fulfill their lifelong dream, so I'm happy for them. Still, I hate to see them go.

Valentino takes a few seconds to pose for pictures, signs an autograph or two, and flirt with any good looking girls before he gets to the ring. The Killers' “Spacemanâ€￾ begins to play as the arena lights fade to a dim blue as blue laser lights shoot out of the stage and blue spotlights flash about the arena. The fans boo as Biggs enters the arena, clad in a fancy blue and white ring jacket, complete with blue feathers on the shoulders, and his signature blue shades. He is joined by his fiance Ellie, who is dressed in a bright purple blouse and black jeans, complete with a fancy ring jacket like Biggs', only with Purple feathers instead of blue. They have a slight dance in their step as they make their way down the ramp, mocking the fans as they go along.

Jessica Lock: And his opponent, accompanied by Ellie, weighing in at 217 pounds, from Seattle, Washington, Biggs!

Kerry Lane: I absolutely can't stand this jerk! Not only is his ego larger than he is, but he's trying to drive Adam Freeman out of IWF! I don't see how that will help the IWF at all!

Josh Hart: You're blinded by your opinion of Freeman. In Biggs' eyes, Freeman is the reason IWF shut down the first time, and he doesn't want that to happen again.

Pre-Match:When they reach the ring, Biggs holds open the ropes for Ellie, allowing her to step through before sling shooting himself over the top rope and into the ring. Biggs then goes to the center of the ring, where he and Ellie dance around a bit before she removes his jacket and shades and leaves the ring. Biggs then focuses his attention on Valentino, giving him a hard boot right between the legs before the ref can call for the bell! The fans are booing loudly, and Mr. Gold is shouting as Valentino is hunched down on the mat. The ref yells at Biggs, but Biggs tells him the match hasn't started yet, so it's not a basis for a DQ. He tells the ref to ring the bell, but the ref refuses, checking on Valentino first. As the ref bends over to check on the downed Valentino, Biggs grabs the ref by the shirt, and tosses him through the ropes and to the floor! He then lifts Valentino up by the head, hooking his arms around it and running up the ropes to deliver The Bigg Time! Biggs then hops up onto the top rope and delivers the UFO Frog Splash as Ellie cheers him on! The fans are livid as Biggs pulls the dazed Valentino up and tosses him out of the ring as well. Ellie slides into the ring with a mic in hand, which she gives to Biggs.

Biggs: You can boo me all you like, the fact of the matter is that I had no interest in facing Tony Valentino here tonight. As I've been saying the past few weeks, my goal is to remove Adam Freeman from IWF, to cure this league of the cancer that is eating it from the inside out. Freeman winning the IWF Title was the catalyst for this place shutting down the first time, and the only way to ensure that that doesn't happen again, that he won't have another chance at the belt, and as such, another chance at driving this fed into the ground, I must do what I can to remove him completely from the IWF. I'm not doing it for my own gain, but rather for the good of the IWF. You all may hate me now, you all may disagree with me, but after Freeman is gone, you all will have no choice but to realize the great service I am doing each and every one of you. Freeman, it's just a matter of time when, not if, I remove you from the IWF completely. Because let's face it, you don't deserve to stand in the same ring as a man who is quite simply out of this WORLD!

“Spacemanâ€￾ plays again as Mr. Gold helps Valentino to the back, and Biggs and Ellie dance a bit in the ring, drawing more boos from the crowd.

Kerry Lane: What a disgusting, cowardly display we've seen here from Biggs tonight!

Josh Hart: Biggs wasn't concerned with winning a match tonight, he wanted to send a message to Adam Freeman!

 

[Adam.Freeman]

A countdown hits the titantron starting at 5 finishing at 0, Freeman walks onto the stage and turns his back to the crowd spreading his arms (like Jericho used to do), Freeman then turns around and confidently walks down the ramp and walks up the steps, he then taunts on the ropes and enters the ring, then climbs the turnbuckle and spreads his arms out again.

Jessica Lock: The following match is schedule for one fall, introducing first residing from Manhattan, New York, weighing 227lbs, Adam Freeman!

Freeman stands in the middle of the ring mic in hand staring into the crowd as his theme cuts out and a Freeman chant breaks out.

Freeman: It seems that a certain superstar has a mission in the IWF, a mission that I don’t like from a superstar who goes by the name Biggs (crowd boos). Over the past few weeks this guys has repeatedly tired to cost me my matches and has been going around saying that I need to be removed from the IWF or it will go down the toilet like it did earlier last year. To be quite honest with you Biggs I’m sick and tired of hearing the crap that comes out of your mouth. There will be only one way for you to remove me from the IWF, and that is if you take me out, so if you think you have what it takes to remove me from the IWF, there will only be one way to do it, and that is to take me out in the middle of this ring. But to be quite honest while were on the subject of saving the IWF, why can’t you all do us a favour and save us from having to hear your voice every week, or why don’t I save us all by beating the hell out of you. A match between us too will happen, sooner than later, and I hope your ready.

House of the Rising Sun Dark hits as blue and green lights shine around the arena; he arrogantly walks to the ring, jawing with fans before getting the ring. Once in the ring, he climbs all four turnbuckles to bask in.

Jessica Lock: And the opponent, from Memphis, Tennessee, weighing in at 202lbs, Logan Matthews.

Lane: There no doubt that Matthews has been very impressive as of late, and tonight he is in the ring with by far his toughest challenge with a determined Adam Freeman.

Hart: Matthews has to take on a pissed off Freeman so he’ll have to use every trick in his book to put away Freeman tonight.

Singles Match
Adam Freeman
Vs
Logan Matthews​

Bell Rings: Matthews and Freeman circle around the ring before clashing in the middle sharing words with each other. Logan then slaps Freeman hard in the face to an “ooooo†from the card, Freeman places his palm on his face before slapping Matthews back and takes him to the mat mounted him with hard punches. An enraged Freeman is then pulled away from Matthews by the referee. While the ref is restraining Freeman Matthews takes a chance and hits Freeman from over the refs shoulder and knocks him to the mat. Matthews then starts stomping quickly on the grounded Freeman not allowing him to stand up. Matthews then drives a hard elbow to the chest of Freeman before taunting to the booing crowd. Freeman gets tp his feet as Matthews takes him down with a vertical standing dropkick, Freeman though is quickly up but gets taken out clothesline and this time Matthews goes for a cover only getting a two.

Lane: What a start to the match up by Logan Matthews, he is taking the fight to Freeman here tonight.

Matthews locks Freeman into a chin lock as the referee checks for a submission, Freeman though is not weak enough to submit and makes it to his feet elbowing himself out of the hold. Freeman then runs to the ropes and knocks over Matthews with a shoulder block. Matthews gets to his feet and gets knocked down again by the same move. Freeman follows up with a senton putting all his weight in the move which connects to the stomach of Matthews. The fans are suddenly full of cheers and chants as Freeman gets himself back into this match. Matthews staggers to his feet as Freeman nails him with a backbreaker and goes for the cover only getting the two count. Freeman then continues to work on the mid section of Matthews with hard kicks to the spine.

Lane: Looks as though Freeman is going to work on the back of Logan Matthews, a good strategy with one of his finishing moves being a back submission hold.

Freeman drags Matthews to his feet and connects with a body slam leaving Matthews in the centre of the ring. Freeman then charges towards the ropes looking for the lionsault but Matthews clearly saw the move coming and pushes Freeman out of the ring before he gets a chance to springboard, Freeman falls hard onto his stomach as he rolls around the outside mat clearly in some pain. Mathews grins before rolling to the outside where gets Freeman to his feet booting him in the stomach as he does. He then aims towards the steel ring post and Irish Whips Freeman into it and he is driven into it shoulder first and again he is down on the floor.

Hart: Freeman’s shoulder may be dislocated there, Matthews is pulling out all the stops this week to keep Freeman down.

Thinking his work may be done Matthews re-enters the ring as the ref begins to count Freeman out. Freeman takes a few seconds to start moving and by the count of 7 he rolls into the ring. Matthews goes for a cover right away making Freeman use more energy to kick out before the three. Matthews’s smiles knowing he is in a potential winning position and stalks Freeman as he slowly makes his way to his feet. When he is the Hardcore Superstar walks over to a hurt Freeman thinking of one of his finishers when out of nowhere Freeman nails him with a codebreaker taking out Matthews. Freeman begins the crawl towards Matthews as the crowd begins to boo. Biggs appears at the top of the ramp catching Freeman’s attention. Freeman leans against the ropes shouting for Biggs to get in the ring. Biggs though does not move and implies that Freeman carry on his match. Freeman does so and turns around to a still laid out Matthews. He walks over to his opponent and grabs his legs for the Walls but Matthews catches Freeman out with a small package and the referee counts the 3.

Jessica lock: Your winner, Logan Matthews.

Lane: What the... Matthews has just won.

Hart: What an absolute shocker. Matthews has just defeated Adam Freeman.

Post Match: Freeman on his knees is in absolute shock as Biggs laughs on the top of the ramp before disappearing. Matthews quickly rolls out of the ring as Freeman is left angered in the ring.

Lane: What a bad night this is turning out to be for Freeman, but a huge win for Matthews.

Lane: Well we were expecting RJC Cool to join us but so far he has yet to be seen.

Amazing begins to play, Raven struts out with his regular ring gear and a skullcap on. He stops at the top of the ramp, and squats, surveying the crowd. He then crosses his arms in and X and spread them side to side (ala CM Punk). While this begins Pyro's go off in a line behind him, before ending in Waterfall on him. He shakes it off and continues to walk to the ring, ignoring the fans, before entering and squatting once more.

Jessica Lock: The following is a tag team contest scheduled for one fall, making his way to the ring from Yonkers, New York, weighing in at 220 lbs, Jay Raven.

Lane: Here comes Jay Raven, looking to get his IWF career back on track tonight?

Perfection†hits and Stone walks out of the curtain draped in his leather attire and vest before continuing down the ramp, ignoring the fans negative reaction to him. Stone walks around to the apron directly in front of the camera and hops onto the apron knee first. Stone steps through the ropes with one leg but backs out, leaning against the middle rope while staring out at the crowd. Stone enters the ring and heads to a corner.

Jessica Lock: And the tag team partner, weighing in at 235 lbs, from Los Angeles California, he is the IWF Champion, Nic Stone.

Lane: Here comes Nic Stone the current IWF Champion and has still yet to be made submit or be pinned.

Hart: Stone has become an instant star in the IWF and it looks as though no one will take that championship off him, not even the number one contender Dominick Aviles.

"My World" by Sick Puppies hit as Devastating" Dominick Aviles walks to the ring slowly, making sure to enjoy his extremely loud ovation from the crowd. While walking down the ramp, he always appreciates the crowd, slapping hands with his male friends and more often, flirting with the beautiful ladies, making phone signs with his hand as if telling them to "call him". As he makes his way into the ring, he goes to each of the four turnbuckles in the ring, climbs them, and raises his arms. After he is finished, he takes off his shirt and sunglasses and throws them into the crowd.

Jessica Lock: And the opponent, from Tampa Florida, weighing in at 225 lbs, Dominick Aviles.

Lane: Tonight Aviles gets to get his hands on Nic Stone and opportunity he has been waiting for.

Hart: He can make a clear statement tonight if he pins the IWF Champion.

Your going down by Sick Puppies hits as James Kash steps out onto the stage as the drums hit. Kash begins to walk down the ring when he is knocked down from behind by RJC Cool.

Pre-Match: Cool starts stomping away at his former friend who is still carrying injuries from Inception. Cool then picks up the clearly injured Kash and plants him with a suplex on the steel before taunting. The referee from the ring begins to run up the ramp as Cool throws Kash into the Titantron stage. The crowd boo as he raises his arms and heads to the back as medics come out and see to James Kash. Back in the ring Aviles looks concerned as a referee re-enters the ring and signals the match has to go ahead with Kash.

Lane: What a shocking start to our main event, James Kash has been taken out again by RJC Cool leaving this match a handicap situation for Aviles who looks set to start the match against Jay Raven.

Handicap Match
Jay Raven & Nic Stone
Vs
Dominick Aviles.​

Bell Rings: The number one contender for the IWF Championship gets straight to work as he forces Raven to the corner from the tie up, he then lets out with stomps to the mid-section weakening Raven down. He then lifts Raven to his feet and nails him with a spinebuster. Aviles then walks over to Stone doing a title around the waist gesture before turning back around to Jay Raven who is back to his feet and takes Aviles down with an enziguri. And goes for a quick cover getting a one. Raven then stomps on the chest of Aviles before looking to tag in Stone, but Stone refuses and tells Raven to keep on the attack.

Lane: Looks like Stone wants nothing to do with Aviles while he is still fresh.

Hart: He is using the handicap situation to his advantage.

Raven does so and gets Aviles to his feet and nails him with a back suplex, which is followed by a knee drop to the back of the head of Aviles. Stone claps and Raven taunts to a booing audience. The confidence seems a little early as Aviles fights to his feet and takes out Raven with a clothesline which is quickly followed by a second. This causing Stone to enter the ring but he gets took out by a spinning heel kick. Aviles really seems to be up for the challenge as Stone rolls out of the ring. Aviles drags Raven towards the turnbuckles before climbing up then maybe looking for Devastation. Just as he is about to jump Aviles is nailed in the side with a steel chair shot by Stone and the ref calls for the bell.

Result: Disqualification.

Lane: Stone has just got himself intentionally disqualified and look at the way he is staring at Aviles with that chair in hand.

Post-match: Aviles slowly gets to his feet with pain and anger in his eyes, he finally gets to his feet and sets after Stone when Raven from behind hits a D.E.A.D once again laying out the number one contender. Raven then leaves the ring and walks up the ramp leaving Stone in the ring with his rival. Aviles tries to get back up but just as he’s about to get on his knees Stone lashes out with another steel shot to the spin of Aviles. Then Stone lets rip with multiple chair shots before two referees come rushing down the ramp and take the chair off him. Stone exits the ring before pulling out a table and shoves it into the ring. The referee’s try to gets the table out of the ring but Stone pushes them away and sets it up. He gets an motionless Aviles to his feet before hitting a variation of the Motion Picture Perfect sending Aviles crashing through the table. The crowd boo as Stone raises his arms and leaves the ring.

Lane: What a shame we have to end Mayhem with two superstars potentially injured, Aviles and Kash have had nights they will never forget.

Hart: Will they bounce back though that’s the question, to find out, tune into Monday Mayhem in 2 weeks time and of course make sure you catch Hardcore Impact. Goodnight.