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JUICYVERSE - Wrestling Smarks' Wrestling Multiverse - https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/juicyverse.208001/
Previous Shows - https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/juicyverse.208001/post-4497012
Roster - https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/juicyverse.208001/post-4497013
Posting in separate thread for future shows for speedier pace without interfering in the other shows.
all GFX credit - Juice
March 1st 2022
Korakuen Hall, NJPW 50th Anniversary Show
Preshow:
Lucha Bear vs STARS
The opening act of the preshow would heat up the crowd with a short but brutal tag match. The match would especially showcase Masha Slamovich who for a good portion of the match would dominate, brutalize and bully Riho. The match would come to an abrupt end after Meiko is taken out of action with a Taya Valkyrie dive to the outside but Riho reverses a Masha powerbomb attempt into a bridged victory roll.
Winners:
Post match Masha would attack Riho with strikes to the head until both the referee and Taya pulled her off. This is clearly not over for Masha.
The Pinnacle (Steve Maclin, QT Marshall, Ishimori and El Phantasmo) vs. Kota Ibushi, Konosuke Takeshita, Kushida and Alex Zayne
The pinnacle would look to make Daddy Maxwell proud in the second and final match of the pre-show taking on the team of Ibushi, the young phenom Takeshita, Kushida and Alex Zayn. The match would be close with the four heels working extremely well together to isolate Alex Zayn and Kushida from Kota and Konosuke. Unfortunately this would not last as Ibushi would get a hot tag and decimates the heel corner. Takeshita would eventually tag in and have a nice back and forth with Steve Maclin, who would be the standout for The Pinnacle. Qt Marshall would sneak a tag in after Maclin hit Konosuke with a big sidewalk slam…only for Takeshita to lariat his head off. Takeshita would tag Ibushi and they would hit a tandem of the Kamigoye to the face and a running knee to the back of the head. The cover is only for show, QT is knocked the hell out.
Winners:
After the match, while Takeshita and Ibushi celebrate, Ishimori and El P get in the face of Kushida and Alex Zayn, potentially foreshadowing some unfinished business.
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Main Card
The show would open with Kobashi along with Gedo and other retired NJPW alumni in the ring for a historical video package of New Japan Pro Wrestling. Kobashi would then welcome Manami Toyota to the ring and declare that the next 50 years would be done shoulder to shoulder with Stardom and reinforcing the union between the two companies now under one banner.
Brody King (c) vs Ren Narita - NEVER OPENWEIGHT TITLE
The battle would be a strike heavy bout as the brash Narita would unleash a fury of rapid blows in hopes to cut down the massive King. Brody would struggle to keep pace and seems to be stunned early by not only the speed of Narita’s strikes but their deceptive power. Inexperience would prove a challenge however as King would play possum on one knee to hit a sneaky throat chop and immediately follows up with a sidewalk slam for a quick 2 count. King would take over and impose his will and size. Delayed vertical suplex and a cannonball in the corner lands another 2 count. Deep headlock by King but Ren fires up and hits some elbows to the solar plexus and breaks free. Cut off once again by King with a massive lariat. Death Valley Driver but Ren slides out of the ring in desperation. King stalks him on the outside and smacks him with a double ax handle to the back. Irish whip into the barricade. Canon Ball by King. Narita moves out of the way! Running drop kick by Narita. Brody barely makes it back in the ring on time. PENALTY KICK by Narita! 2.99 Brody kicks out! Narita is fired up and goes for the overhead belly to belly but his back can’t take the superheavyweight in the air. Lariat by King but Narita ducks under and jumps on King’s back and locks in the overhead chickenwing. King looks to be fading…or not! He overpowers Narita into a fireman's carry and drops him on his head with a Gonzo Bomb.
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Winner:
Brody King would pick up Narita and start to choke him. Alex Coughlin and Yuya Uemaru would attempt the save but immediately get cut off by the Red Hand and Buddy Matthews who have the numbers advantage. Brody King would choke and hang Ren over the ropes and remove his feet from the floor, essentially hanging him. Someone in the back however had seen enough.
Shibata! It’s Shibata! The LA Dojo head trainer is out and he’s in ring gear! He smacks the taste out of Red Hand and Buddy’s mouth easily and rushes the ring forcing Brody King to release Narita onto the floor. Shibata and King would come nose to nose but Brody King would wisely step back and take his leave. LA Dojo would lick their wounds as the crowd would cheer for the return of Shibata!
The Young Bucks vs Roppongi Vice
Both teams would make their return to Korakuen Hall to loud ovations from the crowd.This match would have some unofficial championship implication with both factions looking for a signature win in hopes of being propelled to number one contender status to next face DIY.
As everyone expected, this would be an instant classic between 4 men who have met inside the squared circle more times than they can count. The Bucks would be in full vintage NJPW heel mode with all the theatrics and overselling only to lead to back scratches and eye pokes.
The Bucks would take over early regardless of their trolling and isolate Rocky in hopes to avoid the strength advantage of Trent Baretta. Eventually Rocky would get a hot tag and Trent would get a near fall on Matt after a Sexy Chuck Knee in the corner. Kevin Owens would make a surprise appearance to aid the Bucks but would be instantly thwarted by Rocky who dives onto him on the outside. In the ring The Bucks try to take advantage and hit a low blow on Trent while the referee is distracted. They set him up for the Meltzer driver…but Rocky manages to pull Nick off the apron at the last moment. Trent reverses Matt…into the Dudebuster!
1….2….3!!!!!!
Winners:
In a shocking result, Roppongi Vice have defeated the Young Bucks. They run into Kevin Ownes arms and sadly make their way to the back. Trent demands a microphone. He declares that after defeating the Young Bucks in the most important building in Japan, it’s time they go for the big prize.
NEVER 6 man Title
La Faccion Ingobernables (c) (Naito, Andrade, Rush) vs ChAoS (Orange Cassidy, Tomohiro Ishii, Robie Eagles)
This match would be a tribute to both legendary factions with rich histories in modern NJPW lore. Orange Cassidy would get an incredible reaction coming out last for his team.
The match itself would be a sprint for the most part, slowing down only when the Stone Pitbull was in the ring and chopping the soul out of anyone in his way.
While the match was fairly even, LFI would change their fortune when Andrade would plead to the referee that Chaos had made an illegal tag. Rush would seize the moment and smash Robie Eagles in the face with a Kendo stick. Rush would tag as the other 2 members of LFI would pull OC and Ishii off the apron, opening the door for him to hit his patented running corner dropkick right to the skull of Eagles. The pinfall seals it. The champs retain.
Winners:
The Clinic (Baker, James) vs Cosmic Angels (Tam Nakano, Mina Shirakawa)
In another tag team match with championship aspirations, The Clinic would look to extend their winning streak in their quest to challenge Black Desire.
The match would be physical with both teams laying in their shots. Both Baker and Tam would dazzle the crowd with their charisma and antics.
The Clinic would ultimately be victorious via a brutal DDT to Mina Shirakawa on the outside by Mickey James and rolls her into the ring. Britt Baker gets the glove and puts her in the LockJaw for the submission victory
Winners:
Britt and Mickey would amp up the crowd and make belt motions.
Utami Hayashishita vs Io Shirai
Io Shirai would look to discipline the former leader Hayashishita in a risky move that could cause a further rift in Queen’s Quest’s court.
Io would begin the match bullying Utami, who appears to be holding back and taking the abuse from her now mentor. Io would grow frustrated at Utami’s lack of fight and slaps her multiple times across the face and scolds her loudly like a child.
Having heard and taken enough, Utami would snap and unload forearms to the Queen’s jaw. After a lariat lands them both on the apron, Utami would hit an air-raid crash and they both tumble to the outside. Io tries to use a chair but Utami hits a picture perfect drop kick sending it back into Io’s face.Io does manage to get some space after countering a running lariat attempt with a drop toe hold that sends Utami face first into the barricade. Both women take advantage of a very generous 20 count and finally make it back inside the squared circle.
Forearm strike exchange results in a draw. Both women start to show some fatigue. Big german suplex from Io Shirai.Tiger Feint Kick by Io. Close 2 count follows.
Io looks to end it and hits another nasty German Suplex and follows it up by hurling Utami into the corner. Flying knee to the chest by Io. Sets Utami on the top turnbuckle. They struggle but Io takes control and hits a top rope Spanish Fly.
2.99!
Io screams and climbs the top turnbuckle again. She poses for the Moonsault and looks to take flight.She pauses for a moment, noticing someone standing and yelling at her from the crowd. It’s Mayu Iwatami! Io shakes it off and soars in the air with her legendary moonsault. And Utami springs up and catches her into a gourd buster! With hellish intent she picks Io up and hits the Towerhacker Bomb. Stacks the legs and rolls onto them with all her weight.
1…2…3!
Winner:
The crowd, not to mention Utami herself, are absolutely stunned. She has pinned her leader in front of the whole world. What will happen next in the Queen’s court? What does this mean for Utami? How will Io deal with Mayu? We will have to wait until next week to catch up with them.
Mustafa Ali (c) w/ Dijak vs. Laredo Kid - IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title
The action would not stop there as our next contest is a IWGP Jr Heavyweight bout. However, Dijak would blindside Laredo Kid during his entrance with a forearm to the back of the head. He launches him into the barricade and to add insult to injury, powerbombs him through a table.
Ali would slowly make his entrance to a shower of jeers and would calmly go in his corner to stretch. The referee would check on Laredo Kid who is barely conscious, but grabs him by the collar and demands the fight still happens. After some arguing, he obliges and the contest begins.
Unfortunately for Laredo, this plays right into Ali’s hand and destroys him with a big boot. After some forearm blows to the back of the head, Ali would lock in a variation of a Muta Lock and leaves it in long after Kid has tapped in horror.
Winner:
MJF vs. John Cena (if John Cena win, he can challenge MJF for the IWGP IC Title)
The main event of the evening would be the first ever encounter between the current IWGP IC Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman against future first ballot hall of famer, John Cena.
Both men would have long epic entrances with John Cena coming out first to a legendary pop, high fiving and posing for selfies with the adoring Japanese fans.
Maxwell would have a complete opposite reaction as expected, taunting and even spitting at fans.
The crowd would continue to buzz for a good 60 seconds after the bell rings and both men would simply stare each other down. Lock up, MJF tries a hammerlock throw but Cena reverses.
Shoulder Block!
MJF takes a right hook swing but Cena side steps.
Sit out Hip Toss!
MJF is on rubber legs but he desperately dodges a Cena right and hits the ropes…but Cena is too quick and powerful. He lifts him up easily.
Side Release Spinout Power Bomb!
Cena pauses and smiles at the crowd. YOU CAN’T SEE ME! He hits the ropes, dusts off his shoulder, oh no…
FIVE KNUCKLE SHUFFLE!
The crowd is going absolutely bananas! He gets MJF on his shoulders, MJF tries to struggle but it doesn’t matter.
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
1…2…NO!
MJF kicks out at 2.99! Cena makes that face we all love to gif. Cena puts MJF back on his shoulders and climbs the corner turnbuckles. MJF manages to break free by jamming his thumb into Cena’s eye. Elbows to the top of Cena’s head. MJF kicks Cena off onto his back down onto the mat below. Top rope elbow drop by MJF results in an emphatic 1 count.
Immediate armbar attempt by MJF by Cena shoves him off. Throat chop by MJF followed by a closed fist punch to the forehead earns him a warning from red shoes. More dastardly tactics as MJF uses Red Shoe’s scolding to hide from Cena and sneak in a drop toe hold which results in Cena falling throat first on the bottom rope, furthering the damage. Headlock By Mjf.
Cena uses the crowd claps to get back to his feet and hits MJF’s midsection with some well placed elbows. He throws MJF into the ropes but MJF cuts him off again with a kitchen sink. MJF now attempts a guillotine choke to further work on Cena’s horse sized neck to surprisingly good results. Cena has to spend more energy getting to the ropes for a break.
More hard strikes to the head by MJF. Kick to the gut and he tucks Cena’s head under his arm looking for the South Hamptons Plunge but Cena reverses and backdrops him over the top rope to the outside. Springboard plancha by Cena!
Cena rolls him back in for the pin but MJF kicks out at 2. Cena charges but MJF pulls in Red Shoes at the last moment and Cena lariats the poor lad into the nether realms. Low Blow by MJF! Crowd jeers as he taunts them. He pulls out the diamond ring out of his trunks and laughs. He taunts the crowd more as he lines up Cena for the KO punch. But he misses and Cena ducks under. Picks him up on his shoulders.
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
But he doesn’t pin him, he puts MJF back on his shoulders and roars. He climbs the top rope with him. OH MY GOD!
AVALANCHE ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
Cena slowly crawls over to pin Maxwell. An almost dead Red Shoes somehow wakes up in the nick of time. He brings his arm down to the mat.
1…2…3!
Winner:
The crowd goes ballistic as Cena’s hand is raised! MJF’s hands hide his face as he painfully and slowly rolls out of the ring. He shoves away members of The Pinnacle who finally made their way out after their own embarrassing loss earlier in the evening.
The crowd chants CENA CENA CENA as he poses on the turnbuckle and points at a retreating MJF. John Cena has once again booked himself a date with destiny.
Previous Shows - https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/juicyverse.208001/post-4497012
Roster - https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/juicyverse.208001/post-4497013
Posting in separate thread for future shows for speedier pace without interfering in the other shows.
all GFX credit - Juice
March 1st 2022
Korakuen Hall, NJPW 50th Anniversary Show
Preshow:
Lucha Bear vs STARS
The opening act of the preshow would heat up the crowd with a short but brutal tag match. The match would especially showcase Masha Slamovich who for a good portion of the match would dominate, brutalize and bully Riho. The match would come to an abrupt end after Meiko is taken out of action with a Taya Valkyrie dive to the outside but Riho reverses a Masha powerbomb attempt into a bridged victory roll.
Winners:
STARS
Post match Masha would attack Riho with strikes to the head until both the referee and Taya pulled her off. This is clearly not over for Masha.
The Pinnacle (Steve Maclin, QT Marshall, Ishimori and El Phantasmo) vs. Kota Ibushi, Konosuke Takeshita, Kushida and Alex Zayne
The pinnacle would look to make Daddy Maxwell proud in the second and final match of the pre-show taking on the team of Ibushi, the young phenom Takeshita, Kushida and Alex Zayn. The match would be close with the four heels working extremely well together to isolate Alex Zayn and Kushida from Kota and Konosuke. Unfortunately this would not last as Ibushi would get a hot tag and decimates the heel corner. Takeshita would eventually tag in and have a nice back and forth with Steve Maclin, who would be the standout for The Pinnacle. Qt Marshall would sneak a tag in after Maclin hit Konosuke with a big sidewalk slam…only for Takeshita to lariat his head off. Takeshita would tag Ibushi and they would hit a tandem of the Kamigoye to the face and a running knee to the back of the head. The cover is only for show, QT is knocked the hell out.
Winners:
Ibushi, Takeshita, Kushida and Alex Zayn.
After the match, while Takeshita and Ibushi celebrate, Ishimori and El P get in the face of Kushida and Alex Zayn, potentially foreshadowing some unfinished business.
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Main Card
The show would open with Kobashi along with Gedo and other retired NJPW alumni in the ring for a historical video package of New Japan Pro Wrestling. Kobashi would then welcome Manami Toyota to the ring and declare that the next 50 years would be done shoulder to shoulder with Stardom and reinforcing the union between the two companies now under one banner.
Brody King (c) vs Ren Narita - NEVER OPENWEIGHT TITLE
The battle would be a strike heavy bout as the brash Narita would unleash a fury of rapid blows in hopes to cut down the massive King. Brody would struggle to keep pace and seems to be stunned early by not only the speed of Narita’s strikes but their deceptive power. Inexperience would prove a challenge however as King would play possum on one knee to hit a sneaky throat chop and immediately follows up with a sidewalk slam for a quick 2 count. King would take over and impose his will and size. Delayed vertical suplex and a cannonball in the corner lands another 2 count. Deep headlock by King but Ren fires up and hits some elbows to the solar plexus and breaks free. Cut off once again by King with a massive lariat. Death Valley Driver but Ren slides out of the ring in desperation. King stalks him on the outside and smacks him with a double ax handle to the back. Irish whip into the barricade. Canon Ball by King. Narita moves out of the way! Running drop kick by Narita. Brody barely makes it back in the ring on time. PENALTY KICK by Narita! 2.99 Brody kicks out! Narita is fired up and goes for the overhead belly to belly but his back can’t take the superheavyweight in the air. Lariat by King but Narita ducks under and jumps on King’s back and locks in the overhead chickenwing. King looks to be fading…or not! He overpowers Narita into a fireman's carry and drops him on his head with a Gonzo Bomb.
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Brody King
Brody King would pick up Narita and start to choke him. Alex Coughlin and Yuya Uemaru would attempt the save but immediately get cut off by the Red Hand and Buddy Matthews who have the numbers advantage. Brody King would choke and hang Ren over the ropes and remove his feet from the floor, essentially hanging him. Someone in the back however had seen enough.
Shibata! It’s Shibata! The LA Dojo head trainer is out and he’s in ring gear! He smacks the taste out of Red Hand and Buddy’s mouth easily and rushes the ring forcing Brody King to release Narita onto the floor. Shibata and King would come nose to nose but Brody King would wisely step back and take his leave. LA Dojo would lick their wounds as the crowd would cheer for the return of Shibata!
The Young Bucks vs Roppongi Vice
Both teams would make their return to Korakuen Hall to loud ovations from the crowd.This match would have some unofficial championship implication with both factions looking for a signature win in hopes of being propelled to number one contender status to next face DIY.
As everyone expected, this would be an instant classic between 4 men who have met inside the squared circle more times than they can count. The Bucks would be in full vintage NJPW heel mode with all the theatrics and overselling only to lead to back scratches and eye pokes.
The Bucks would take over early regardless of their trolling and isolate Rocky in hopes to avoid the strength advantage of Trent Baretta. Eventually Rocky would get a hot tag and Trent would get a near fall on Matt after a Sexy Chuck Knee in the corner. Kevin Owens would make a surprise appearance to aid the Bucks but would be instantly thwarted by Rocky who dives onto him on the outside. In the ring The Bucks try to take advantage and hit a low blow on Trent while the referee is distracted. They set him up for the Meltzer driver…but Rocky manages to pull Nick off the apron at the last moment. Trent reverses Matt…into the Dudebuster!
1….2….3!!!!!!
Winners:
Roppongi Vice
In a shocking result, Roppongi Vice have defeated the Young Bucks. They run into Kevin Ownes arms and sadly make their way to the back. Trent demands a microphone. He declares that after defeating the Young Bucks in the most important building in Japan, it’s time they go for the big prize.
NEVER 6 man Title
La Faccion Ingobernables (c) (Naito, Andrade, Rush) vs ChAoS (Orange Cassidy, Tomohiro Ishii, Robie Eagles)
This match would be a tribute to both legendary factions with rich histories in modern NJPW lore. Orange Cassidy would get an incredible reaction coming out last for his team.
The match itself would be a sprint for the most part, slowing down only when the Stone Pitbull was in the ring and chopping the soul out of anyone in his way.
While the match was fairly even, LFI would change their fortune when Andrade would plead to the referee that Chaos had made an illegal tag. Rush would seize the moment and smash Robie Eagles in the face with a Kendo stick. Rush would tag as the other 2 members of LFI would pull OC and Ishii off the apron, opening the door for him to hit his patented running corner dropkick right to the skull of Eagles. The pinfall seals it. The champs retain.
Winners:
LFI
The Clinic (Baker, James) vs Cosmic Angels (Tam Nakano, Mina Shirakawa)
In another tag team match with championship aspirations, The Clinic would look to extend their winning streak in their quest to challenge Black Desire.
The match would be physical with both teams laying in their shots. Both Baker and Tam would dazzle the crowd with their charisma and antics.
The Clinic would ultimately be victorious via a brutal DDT to Mina Shirakawa on the outside by Mickey James and rolls her into the ring. Britt Baker gets the glove and puts her in the LockJaw for the submission victory
Winners:
The Clinic
Britt and Mickey would amp up the crowd and make belt motions.
Utami Hayashishita vs Io Shirai
Io Shirai would look to discipline the former leader Hayashishita in a risky move that could cause a further rift in Queen’s Quest’s court.
Io would begin the match bullying Utami, who appears to be holding back and taking the abuse from her now mentor. Io would grow frustrated at Utami’s lack of fight and slaps her multiple times across the face and scolds her loudly like a child.
Having heard and taken enough, Utami would snap and unload forearms to the Queen’s jaw. After a lariat lands them both on the apron, Utami would hit an air-raid crash and they both tumble to the outside. Io tries to use a chair but Utami hits a picture perfect drop kick sending it back into Io’s face.Io does manage to get some space after countering a running lariat attempt with a drop toe hold that sends Utami face first into the barricade. Both women take advantage of a very generous 20 count and finally make it back inside the squared circle.
Forearm strike exchange results in a draw. Both women start to show some fatigue. Big german suplex from Io Shirai.Tiger Feint Kick by Io. Close 2 count follows.
Io looks to end it and hits another nasty German Suplex and follows it up by hurling Utami into the corner. Flying knee to the chest by Io. Sets Utami on the top turnbuckle. They struggle but Io takes control and hits a top rope Spanish Fly.
2.99!
Io screams and climbs the top turnbuckle again. She poses for the Moonsault and looks to take flight.She pauses for a moment, noticing someone standing and yelling at her from the crowd. It’s Mayu Iwatami! Io shakes it off and soars in the air with her legendary moonsault. And Utami springs up and catches her into a gourd buster! With hellish intent she picks Io up and hits the Towerhacker Bomb. Stacks the legs and rolls onto them with all her weight.
1…2…3!
Winner:
Utami Hayashishita
The crowd, not to mention Utami herself, are absolutely stunned. She has pinned her leader in front of the whole world. What will happen next in the Queen’s court? What does this mean for Utami? How will Io deal with Mayu? We will have to wait until next week to catch up with them.
Mustafa Ali (c) w/ Dijak vs. Laredo Kid - IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title
The action would not stop there as our next contest is a IWGP Jr Heavyweight bout. However, Dijak would blindside Laredo Kid during his entrance with a forearm to the back of the head. He launches him into the barricade and to add insult to injury, powerbombs him through a table.
Ali would slowly make his entrance to a shower of jeers and would calmly go in his corner to stretch. The referee would check on Laredo Kid who is barely conscious, but grabs him by the collar and demands the fight still happens. After some arguing, he obliges and the contest begins.
Unfortunately for Laredo, this plays right into Ali’s hand and destroys him with a big boot. After some forearm blows to the back of the head, Ali would lock in a variation of a Muta Lock and leaves it in long after Kid has tapped in horror.
Winner:
Mustafa Ali
MJF vs. John Cena (if John Cena win, he can challenge MJF for the IWGP IC Title)
The main event of the evening would be the first ever encounter between the current IWGP IC Champion Maxwell Jacob Friedman against future first ballot hall of famer, John Cena.
Both men would have long epic entrances with John Cena coming out first to a legendary pop, high fiving and posing for selfies with the adoring Japanese fans.
Maxwell would have a complete opposite reaction as expected, taunting and even spitting at fans.
The crowd would continue to buzz for a good 60 seconds after the bell rings and both men would simply stare each other down. Lock up, MJF tries a hammerlock throw but Cena reverses.
Shoulder Block!
MJF takes a right hook swing but Cena side steps.
Sit out Hip Toss!
MJF is on rubber legs but he desperately dodges a Cena right and hits the ropes…but Cena is too quick and powerful. He lifts him up easily.
Side Release Spinout Power Bomb!
Cena pauses and smiles at the crowd. YOU CAN’T SEE ME! He hits the ropes, dusts off his shoulder, oh no…
FIVE KNUCKLE SHUFFLE!
The crowd is going absolutely bananas! He gets MJF on his shoulders, MJF tries to struggle but it doesn’t matter.
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
1…2…NO!
MJF kicks out at 2.99! Cena makes that face we all love to gif. Cena puts MJF back on his shoulders and climbs the corner turnbuckles. MJF manages to break free by jamming his thumb into Cena’s eye. Elbows to the top of Cena’s head. MJF kicks Cena off onto his back down onto the mat below. Top rope elbow drop by MJF results in an emphatic 1 count.
Immediate armbar attempt by MJF by Cena shoves him off. Throat chop by MJF followed by a closed fist punch to the forehead earns him a warning from red shoes. More dastardly tactics as MJF uses Red Shoe’s scolding to hide from Cena and sneak in a drop toe hold which results in Cena falling throat first on the bottom rope, furthering the damage. Headlock By Mjf.
Cena uses the crowd claps to get back to his feet and hits MJF’s midsection with some well placed elbows. He throws MJF into the ropes but MJF cuts him off again with a kitchen sink. MJF now attempts a guillotine choke to further work on Cena’s horse sized neck to surprisingly good results. Cena has to spend more energy getting to the ropes for a break.
More hard strikes to the head by MJF. Kick to the gut and he tucks Cena’s head under his arm looking for the South Hamptons Plunge but Cena reverses and backdrops him over the top rope to the outside. Springboard plancha by Cena!
Cena rolls him back in for the pin but MJF kicks out at 2. Cena charges but MJF pulls in Red Shoes at the last moment and Cena lariats the poor lad into the nether realms. Low Blow by MJF! Crowd jeers as he taunts them. He pulls out the diamond ring out of his trunks and laughs. He taunts the crowd more as he lines up Cena for the KO punch. But he misses and Cena ducks under. Picks him up on his shoulders.
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
But he doesn’t pin him, he puts MJF back on his shoulders and roars. He climbs the top rope with him. OH MY GOD!
AVALANCHE ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT!
Cena slowly crawls over to pin Maxwell. An almost dead Red Shoes somehow wakes up in the nick of time. He brings his arm down to the mat.
1…2…3!
Winner:
John Cena
The crowd goes ballistic as Cena’s hand is raised! MJF’s hands hide his face as he painfully and slowly rolls out of the ring. He shoves away members of The Pinnacle who finally made their way out after their own embarrassing loss earlier in the evening.
The crowd chants CENA CENA CENA as he poses on the turnbuckle and points at a retreating MJF. John Cena has once again booked himself a date with destiny.
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