Being The Booker: The Renegade

[THE Renegade Diesel]

Profound Wrestling Organization
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Synopsis (kinda):

I’m 100% joining the band wagon right now, but I’m going to go ahead, and lay down the bird on a back story. Yes, it show’s I’m not giving this my all, but honestly, I’m not. I’m backing out of the wrestling phase I’m in, and right now this (BTB in general) is pretty much the only thing keeping me into professional wrestling. So here’s the roster, and other goodies I threw together in the last twenty four hours.

Championships:

PWO Heavyweight Championship

Edge

PWO Transnational Championship

Samoa Joe

PWO Tag Team Championships

William Regal & Eugene

Roster:

Armando Alejandro Estrada (not active)
Alex Shelley
(the) Big Show
Carlito
Chris Masters
Chris Sabin
Christian Cage
CM Punk
Cody Rhodes
Edge
Elijah Burke
Eugene
Jay Lethal
John Bradshaw Layfield (not active)
John Cena
Kane
Ken Doane
Larry Sweeney (not active)
Marcus Cor Von
Mick Foley (not active)
Montel Vontavious Porter
Randy Orton
Samoa Joe
Shelton Benjamin
Ted Dibiase Junior
William Regal

Stables:

Eugene & William Regal

Samoa Joe & Armando Alejandro Estrada

Chris Masters & Carlito

Chris Sabin & Alex Shelley

Larry Sweeney, Elijah Burke & Shelton Benjamin

Mick Foley & Edge

Ted Dibiase Junior & Cody Rhodes

Staff:

Chairman
Michael Adams

General Manager & Talent Director
Eric Bischoff

Commentators
Jim Ross, and Jerry Lawler

Referee
Michael Chioda

Backstage Interviewer
Todd Grisham

“Exodus” Pay Per View Results:

Edge def. John Cena, Christian Cage, Randy Orton, Mick Foley, and Big Show
In a Battle Royale to become PWO World Heavyweight Champion

Kane def. CM Punk, and Marcus Cor Von
In a Triple Threat Match

Samoa Joe def. Montel Vontavious Porter
In a Singles Match to become PWO Transnational Champion

Jay Lethal def. Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin, and Ken Doane
In a Four Men Scramble Match to earn a Title Shot for the PWO Transnational Championship

Larry Sweeney signed the contracts of both Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke to join the Sweet n Sour Incorporated Faction

Eugene, and William Regal def. Ted Dibiase Junior & Cody Rhodes, and Chris Masters, & Carlito
In a Tag Team Turmoil Match to become the PWO Tag Team Champions

Weekly Show(s):

Hazard

Thursday | 9/8 PM CT | The FX

Star Searching Entertainment

Saturday | 5/4 PM CT | Lifetime


Pay Per View Schedule:
Exodus | April, 26th, 2009
Instinct | May, 31st, 2009
Decimation | June, 28th, 2009
Annexation | July, 26th, 2009
Retribution | August, 23rd, 2009
Chaos Theory | September, 27th, 2009
Lethal Lamentations | October, 25th, 2009
Deuteronomy | November, 22nd, 2009
Extreme Elevations | December, 27th, 2009
Breaking Point | January, 24th, 2010
Homecoming | February, 14th, 2010
Born To Bleed | March, 7th, 2010
Glory Road | April, 4th, 2010

Points of Interest:

SSE isn’t started just yet. Once PWO reaches Instinct it will lift off. This is basically a developmental area, and its shown three times a month. Results only will be posted. Some appearances of main roster PWO star’s maybe displayed. Obviously, Thursday Night Hazard is my main show, which will display all my main talent.

Annexation is going to be my equivalent to WWE’s Survivor Series (with a big twist that should be able to spot by the name), as is Homecoming to the Royal Rumble, and Glory Road to Wrestlemania. My only change is that rather than the Gauntlet in Homecoming, I will have a elimination chamber match where the winner goes onto Glory Road to face the PWO Heavyweight Champion.

Extreme Elevations is a no holds barred pay per view with the main event having the PWO Champion defend in an five man gimmick ladder match. Honestly, thats a smart way of saying its a King of The Mountain match without carrying the ladde up, instead the wrestlers just qualify, climb, and pull down. The other matches are all contested under extreme rules.

This probably isn't going to pick up for about another week, or two due to state examinations, but I just wanted it up. Btw, since I'm taking school as more of my main priority, I will be writing to a more toned down level. A much more toned down level. I've planned a lot out though as it is, and have several ideas brewing in my head. GWF probably failed due to my third, and half of my fourth show being deleted, and me not having motivation to continue.​

 

[The Leviathan]

Nice combination of rosters there... I have nothing to say about the backstory since theres none but as what I am seeing, it could be good, we could see some new feuds on the road. I am sorry that I haven't been updated with your work but as far as I know you have another BTB before this, does it mean you're stopping it? Other than that, Good start.

 

[THE Brian Kendrick's Biceps]

Being The Booker? Better live up to the name.

Good luck.

 

[CT Styles]

Being the Booker is the name of someone else's BTB and it's damn good.

Better live up to the name.

Quoted for emphasis.

Looks alright, will it last?

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

from theWrestlingObserver.com

The newest wrestling promotion, Profound Wrestling Organization, has signed the following superstars to developmental deals for their on the horizon project, Star Searching Entertainment. Bryan Danielson, an acclaimed Ring of Honor star who PWO chairman Michael Adams was widely interested in. Also, off the recomendation of Talent Director Eric Bischoff, Evan Bourne, and Matt Bently were signed onto the project. Not to mention, on the project, another Ring of Honor star, Austin Aries is put up. Staff is said to be very high on Aries, but an interesting note is that another SSE future star, Jamie Noble is said to be grouped in a tag team with Aries. The team would definetly be intersting, but the chemistry is unsaid as the staff, and creative team have mixed opinons towards the two. A few add on's where also the hulking monster Michael Hettigna, also known as Mike Knox from previous promotions.

PWO is very interested in the Ring of Honor tag team champions Jimmy Jacobs, and Tyler Black. Michael Adams even proposed a contract to Jacobs, and Black, but the neglected due to their yearly contract with Ring Of Honor. Their contracts expire June 15th, so we expect further update by then.

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April, 30th, 2009 | Preview

Business is on the verge of picking up, as tonight we see the first every, history making, Thursday Night Hazard. This won't be a show to miss as we are treated witht the aftermath of Profound Wrestling Organization's first pay per view Exodus which witnessed the crowning of our Rated R Heavyweight Champion, Edge.

Edge promises to usher in the Rated R Era with his newly obtained belt, as he will open up the show, and more than likely have his new mentor, and associate Mick Foley by his side. Expect Edge to rock the cradle, we will see how he reacts to the main event. The main event will see four of PWO's biggest stars battling it out to make the main event for PWO's Instinct pay per view. We will see The Worlds Largest Athlete, the Big Show teaming with none other than the Boss, John Cena. The two enemies try to coexist when they try to topple the Instant Classic, and the champion's brother Christian Cage, and the Legend Killer, the champions former partner, Randy Orton. All four men are hungry for gold, but their chemistry in the main event will decide the two opponents for Edge at Instinct. Who will move onto face Edge?

Also on the debut, we will see Samoa Joe, the Transnational Champion make an appearance, as he sucessfully captured the belt when defeating Montel Vontavious Porter in the Exodus event. What effect will The Samoan Submission Machine have on the show?

At Exodus, we saw the Big Red Machine, Kane defeat both Marcus Cor Von, and CM Punk in a brutal triple threat match. Tonight, we see the fresh off a loss Alpha Male, and Straight Edge Superstar battle it out to see who takes on Kane in a rematch at Instinct. The two combatants prove they are distinguished stars when fighting to compete against a beast. Talented? Yes, but who can out last the other?

John Morrison will be in action, as he takes on the American Hero, Jack Swagger in a singles match. Two young, and talented stars, but only one can be dubbed the victor. Will The Guru of Greatness jumpstart his champaign for gold, or can Swagger prove his loyalness to the nation with a victory?

Be sure to tune into PWO Hazard
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[Beer]

Can someone clear this up for me. Being the Booker is done by Wolf Beast or Takza Szumi? Anyhow, never read Being the Booker, everyone says it's awesome. Good luck Diesel. Stick with this.

 

[THE Brian Kendrick's Biceps]

Can someone clear this up for me. Being the Booker is done by Wolf Beast or Takza Szumi? Anyhow, never read Being the Booker, everyone says it's awesome. Good luck Diesel. Stick with this.

Wolfy. Szum does the WCW thread.

Your roster looks pretty decent, though it's very similar to the last few you've had. Morrison for every title, plz.

 

[OWeapon]

Looks good. I'll be sure to check out the first show.

 

[seX-Power]

Looks good. I'll be sure to check out the first show.

I love it when people say this and never look at the BTB again.

Diesel, sucks that your GWF shows got deleted, that was a BTB with a lot of potential. I'm not saying that this isn't, but hope it works out. Looking forward to your shorter matches too.

 

[Evil Austin]

The roster to me looks a bit small? there isn't room for much variety with many possible contenders. But it does look good; hopefuly you can tone it down a little with the matches and Ill try and give it a read. Good luck. The preview looks great you have some great things ready for the first show.

Big Show & Cena vs. Orton & Cage
Edge vs. Cor Von (I think that's what happening from what I understand)
John Morrison vs. Jack Swagger

 

[seX-Power]

Edge vs. Cor Von (I think that's what happening from what I understand)

You're a fucking idiot. Learn to read.

 

[Beer]

The roster to me looks a bit small? there isn't room for much variety with many possible contenders. But it does look good; hopefuly you can tone it down a little with the matches and Ill try and give it a read. Good luck. The preview looks great you have some great things ready for the first show.

Big Show & Cena vs. Orton & Cage
Edge vs. Cor Von (I think that's what happening from what I understand)
John Morrison vs. Jack Swagger

The Straight Edge Superstar. Punk, not Edge

 

[OWeapon]

I love it when people say this and never look at the BTB again.

Here I am.

Anyway...

Big Show & John Cena vs. Christian Cage & Randy Orton
Marcus Cor Von vs. CM Punk
John Morrison vs. Jack Swagger

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

April, 30th, 2009 | Show

Narrator: “Profound.”

Shows Randy Orton posing amongst the turnbuckles.

Narrator: “Very in depth, or situated in great depth.”

Shows Samoa Joe being cheered on by Armando Alejandro Estrada.

Narrator: “Wrestling.”

Shows John Cena performing a sleeper hold on Christian Cage.

Narrator: “Action of struggle.”

Shows Big Show attempting to choke out Mick Foley in the ring.

Narrator: “Organization.”

Show’s Larry Sweeney offering Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke deals.

Narrator: “A group of people who share similar purpose.”

Shows Team Priceless, Eugene and William Regal, and Chris Masters and Carlito squaring off in the ring.

Narrator: “These words, define PWO.”

Shows the pyro igniting at the top of the entrance ramp.

Narrator: “These words, are PWO.”

Shows Marcus Cor Von beating his chest.

Narrator: “PWO.”

Shows CM Punk try to deliver a Pepsi Plunge on Kane.

Narrator: “We are Profound!”

PYRO!
PYRO!
PYRO!

The pyro fires up the PWO stage, as the fans cheer on the new promotion. The set is similar to most wrestling shows, and the crowd is just as ecstatic as ever. The fans are introduced by Jim Ross, and Jerry Lawler, who also make themselves known as the PWO commentators. The crowd continues cheering on the show, as the commentators speak on their first pay per view, Exodus, and its results. The sold out crowd occupying the Hammerstein Ballroom doesn’t seem to quiet down, as their silence is finally initiated by the lights being cut off, only for smoke to flare up at the top of the stage. Many ponder on what the cause of the smoke is, and others regret knowing what is next. Outcomes, from the back of the building, accompanied by a blast of pyro, the PWO Heavyweight Champion, Edge. The Rated R Superstar, with his signature rock star like vest, and sun glasses, which have an ironic purpose, as Edge is in a building. None the less, Edge show’s our opinions, or the fans opinions don’t matter, as he strolls down to the ring while the New Yorkers pour down bucket loads of heat on the PWO wrestler. Edge slides into a ring which is neatly decorated with two stools, a bucket upon a stand containing an iced down bottle of wine, and a small night stand like table containing two wine glasses. “Metalingus” is midway through, and Edge has a rather triumphant smirk across his face. Edge climbs the nearest turnbuckle after circling the ring a few times. Edge takes off his sunglasses, and removes the straps from his belt, as he gradually raises the belt with his left hand, and displays a corna taunt with his right hand.

Jim Ross: “Our PWO Heavyweight Champion. The Rated R Superstar. Edge.”

Jerry Lawler: “Yeah, and you can tell the guy doesn’t care what any of us think.”

Edge drapes the title across his shoulder, as he pats his championship. Edge hops off the turnbuckle, and takes off his vest. A staff member comes in, and trades a microphone with Edge for his vest. Edge walks around, and smiles to the crowd, much to the demise of the fans. Edge holds his microphone up, hopefully about to speak his mind, but the crowd decides to cut off the champion with a generic “You Suck!” chant. Edge shows frustration in his facial gestures, and attempts to speak again.

Edge: “You filthy, mindless, morons.”

The crowd responds with tons of heat, as Edge is now ensued in what seems to be an argument with each, and every single person in attendance.

Edge: “It doesn’t matter what u buffoons believe, think, say, or do. All that matters is this right here.”

Edge holds up the championship knowing that he’s hitting a hot spot with the crowd. The crowd repents with more heat.

Edge: “Hah, but anyways, tonight, I take a break. I get what I deserve. I get to celebrate the Rated R Era. The baptism of all that I represent. And now all of you will take on my gene’s, much like the rest of the smart individuals who have come to realize that its just to damn hard to be like me. So might as well take notes because tonight, we’re doing it my way.”

Edge smiles, and walks over to the bucket stand. Edge lifts the wine bottle, and looks around the arena. Edge nods his head before speaking again.

Edge: “Before anything is done, I want the man who I cant party without. My partner, my associate, and my colleague. A legend, and a former champion such as myself. Mick Foley!”

“Crash, and Burn” comes on, as the crowd cant help but cheer the newly aligned legend, as Foley appears in his lumberjack like uniform, and smiles to the Edge. The smile, rather than a warm loving one, seems like more of a deceiving, conniving, and successful smile. Mick Foley eventually makes it ringside where he much like his partner, Edge, slides into the ring, and as soon as he makes it to his feet, embraces the PWO Heavyweight champion with a warm hug. Edge then pulls away, and places the microphone on the stool. Edge pops open the wine, as Mick Foley recovers the glasses. Wine is poured into the glasses, as Edge takes one delightful chug of his glass, and Mick, in much more etiquette manner, works his share of wine. Edge gets his microphone again, and makes one more demand.

Edge: “For all of you out hear tonight, I want to witness the earning of my championship, so play the clip!”

A clip is shown of Edge’s highlight in his pay per view main event. The clip shows Edge spearing most of his opponents, an edgecution onto a steel chair, and the final spear that earned him the PWO Heavyweight championship on John Cena.

Jim Ross: “Those are Rated R highlights from Exodus I guess you may say.”

Jerry Lawler: “Man as much as a manipulator he is, you got to say, its fun watching the devil.”

Edge celebrates in the ring with Mick Foley, as everything hit’s the fan when “Killing Beat” comes on. As soon as the crowd catches on, “Joe is gonna kill you” melody’s play, as a green, and red blinker entertains the crowd. Out comes, in a black t-shirt, and wrestling trunks. Samoa Joe, already with a microphone in one hand, and a sparkling Transnational Championship in the other, looks at the crowd with a serious expression. Joe has a tongue in cheek like expression, as he looks down the ramp, and at the celebrating partners.

Samoa Joe: “Edge, the PWO Heavyweight champion. A former multi time champion. The Rated R Superstar. I’ve heard a lot of stuff about you buddy.”

Edge has his microphone down, and is to occupied to pick it back up.

Samoa Joe: “Looks like you and Ronald McDonald over there are having a blast together. I’m happy both of you have a good physical relationship inside, and outside the ring.”

Edge flairs his nostrils, as Mick tends to him, also looking disrespected.

Samoa Joe: “Well, see, you may be champion, but so am I, so I think I should be apart of the grand celebration don’t you think?”

Edge has enough, and picks up his microphone, as he’s about to respond, Samoa Joe cuts him off again.

Samoa Joe: “What’d you say Edge? I come down their, throw down my belongings, you throw down yours, and we dance? Mick can join to if his bones haven’t cracked to dust yet.”

Edge: “The only thing cracking here, is the floor boards beneath you. Shut up Joe! You say you’ve seen me before. Well sorry to say, I haven’t for you. I mean you do look like you’ve been at a locale fast food place right?”

Samoa Joe: “Hah, typical. How about I go down their, and I prove I can make you have a heart attack before me.”

Edge: “That’s not a surprise, your titanic appearance will give anyone a good startle.”

Samoa Joe drops his microphone, as Edge commands Mick Foley. Foley slides out the ring, and pulls a chair from the announcer. Foley comes back in, and hands it to Edge, as Samoa Joe is already heading down to the ring balling up his fists. Samoa Joe makes it ringside, as Edge taunts the Transnational Champion. Samoa Joe shows his taste for blood, as he growls, knowing it’s a sure loss if he rushes in. Mick Foley also taunts the Samoan. Samoa Joe tells them to come out, but they refuse, as Joe tries climbing the steel steps but Edge is about to toss his chair at Joe. In the midst of action, “I’m Back” plays to a surprising tone, as on the titantron Eric Bischoff appears.

Eric Bischoff: “Surprised? I am myself, but I am the new talent director of Profound Wrestling Organization, so I make the calls around Hazard. I like the chemistry you to have, and a champion versus champion match isn’t so bad. But, I have a big schedule as it is this week so next week you to can dance, or whatever it is you may call it. Edge, tonight your two number one contenders will be determined for Instinct, and I need my champion in tip top shape so I cant afford you having back to back matches. Joe, you can do whatever you please, since your so able, you can manage yourself, and your body tonight. But being that Edge is going to be watching his real opponents, I suggest you do the same. Although Lethal doesn’t have a match tonight, he should be training, much like you should be.”

Samoa Joe nods his head in approval, as Edge just stares at Joe with hatred, and repent. Samoa Joe hops off the steps, and goes up the ramp with his PWO Transnational champion, as the crowd cheers and chants Joe. Samoa Joe points to Edge, and mouths some words as Edge is floundered by them. Edge clutches his world title, as we go to an advertisement break.

Ad Break

We are reintroduced to the scene by Jim Ross, and Jerry Lawler who speak on the main event which will be a number one contender’s tag team match consisting of John Cena with the Big Show versus Randy Orton, and Christian Cage. Lawler picks favorites, as Ross identifies pro’s, and cons of both teams. Jim Ross then brings up the recently made match of Edge versus Samoa Joe next week, in a champion versus champion match. Lawler hypes the event, as we cut backstage to an unknown scene.

Jim Ross: “We’re back live at the Hammerstein Ballroom, where we are supposed to be seeing Ted Dibiase Junior, and his associate Cody Rhodes.”

The camera makes a sharp turn, and we go into a corridor where Rhodes, and Dibiase approach looking as venomous as a pair of pythons. The two pass the camera, and go down the hallway where the barge into a locker room. A television is on showing some cartoon’s as none other than PWO tag team champion Eugene is being mesmerized by the program. Cody Rhodes is about to interrupt Eugene, when William Regal steps in from behind.

William Regal: “Yes gentlemen?”

Team Priceless direct themselves to Regal, obviously the mouth piece of the tandem.

Ted Dibiase Junior: “Um, Regal, Cody and myself want shots at the belts.”

William Regal seems pretty calm about the statement, but replies in smoothness, not showing a sign of edginess.

William Regal: “Aw, but you see gent’s, I quite believe you are inquiring the wrong man. I surely don’t make the calls around here, so I recommend you redirect yourselves to Eric Bischoff. Eugene’s ungrateful uncle.”

Cody Rhodes steps in, and keeps the conversation flowing.

Cody Rhodes: “Listen, old chap.”

Rhodes says the last line with obvious mimic of William’s English accent.

Cody Rhodes: “Don’t play with us. You’re the champs, do you defend against us, or not?”

Eugene turns around, and finally takes part in the conversation.

Eugene: “Oh man!”

Eugene hops off his child stool, as he claps awkwardly, and gets close to the challenging youngsters. Eugene fumbles upon putting a sentence together.

Eugene: “Your dad’s are my heroes! U, U, Your dad is the million dollar man. Te, Ted Dibiase! That’s cool!”

Eugene gives a grateful clap, and then directs to Cody Rhodes.

Eugene: “Oh man, oh man, and your dad is Dusty Rhodes. The American Hero. You got to get me an autograph.”

Team Priceless try to adjust to the situation, but Regal pats Eugene in the back, and points to the television encouraging he stay out of the conversation. Eugene takes head to the advice, and returns to his previous situation.

Cody Rhodes: “Listen man, we’re getting what we want. Whether Bischoff says so, or not.”

Ted Dibiase Junior: “Ah, Ted, lets just go and ask him. How can he deny us? Come on. We are Priceless baby.”

William Regal: “You boy’s be safe now, and have a great night. Toddy O’.”

The camera goes back to ringside, as Jim Ross, and Jerry Lawler comment on the first upcoming match.

Jim Ross: “The Guru of Greatness, John Morrison, a talented wrestler, and innovating speaker, is here, and he will partake in the first match in Hazard history.”

Jerry Lawler: “His opponent. An American Hero, Jack Swagger, a former world champion, and a young son of a gun.”

Jim Ross: “As if age will really be a factor here King. Both of these two are future pioneer’s of wrestling, and their making their name now.”

A short, and subtle pause occurs before “Get On Your Knee’s” plays to the crowd. Out comes Jack Swagger warming up his arms, and showing his menacing smile. Swagger spits some water out, and comes down the stage ramp, and enters the ring through the steel steps. Swagger takes a minute at the ropes, and shows his distaste of the crowd with scowl.

Jim Ross: “Jack Swagger in his first PWO showing here. What can he do?”

Jack Swagger warms up before “Ain’t no make believe” startles the young superstar, as the slow motion entrance of John “The Thursday Night Delight” Morrison exit’s the backstage area, and enters the arena. Morrison poses at the top of the stage, and struts down swinging his hips with attitude in a nonfeminine manner, but more of a finesse mastered style. Morrison makes to the ring where he poses once more before climbing into the ring. Morrison stretches out his arms, as he removes his sunglasses and hands them to staff members.

Singles Match
John Morrison versus Jack Swagger

Swagger rotates his arms showing he’s ready for the match, and he begins to circle the ring, as Morrison squares up, and takes precaution for Swagger. The two engage in some holds, as Swagger looks for a hammerlock, but Morrison counters it, and eventually the action spills to the canvas when Swagger clips the back of John’s knee. John lands on his stomach, as Swagger immediately works the legs of Morrison by placing his weight on Morrison’s knee, and wrenching his boot back. Morrison yells in pain, and counters the hold by wrapping his legs around his attacker, and flipping Swagger on his shoulders. Swagger rolls away, as John gets back up to his feet. Swagger backs up to the ropes, in what seems to be an attempt at escape, but Morrison vastly approaches to run into an elbow to the groin. Morrison holds his crotch in pain, as Swagger takes Morrison back down with repeated forearms. Swagger tries to seal the deal with a pin, but receives a two count. Swagger tries to cover again, but this time is rewarded a one count. Morrison shows he isn’t letting out early, as he counters it into a small package sealing Swagger in for a two count only. John Morrison rolls back up to his feet, as Swagger rises unaware of what is going on. Swagger tries to attack John, but Morrison connects with an enzuiguri to the face of Jack Swagger PWO’s self proclaimed American Hero. Swagger front flips to the mat on his back, as John Morrison spins to his feet in finesse once more. John Morrison yells to the crowd, as he guides Jack Swagger to his feet. Morrison looks for a toss to the corner, but Swagger counters, and sends Morrison to his destination. Swagger then follows up with a shoulder into the abdomen of John Morrison. Morrison grunts in pain, as Swagger works Morrison over with disrespectful shots to the face. Swagger is working Morrison hard, as he then attempts to set up his super-plex. John Morrison pushes out of the corner, and gives himself a moment to breathe, as Swagger recomposes himself. Jack goes over to John, but is given a kick to the thigh followed by an Irish Whip to the ropes. Swagger returns, as Morrison tries to deliver his arm drag, but Swagger reverses into his signature submission hold the abdominal stretch! Morrison is now caught in a horrid position as he yells for help, and Swagger chuckles at Morrison’s demise.

Morrison has no choice but to tap as it seems, but Morrison delivers some forearms to the closest limb of Swagger. Morrison eventually eases the hold upon himself, as Morrison counters with an unexpected spinning Capoeria Kick to the chest of Swagger. Swagger falls back, as Morrison crawls around holding his abdomen. Morrison eventually hooks the leg in attempts of a win, but his attempts are failed as Swagger gets his shoulder up at the count of two. John Morrison sits up, and tries to argue with the referee. John eventually gives up as he stomps on the struggling Jack Swagger. Morrison picks up Swagger by the hair, and delivers a forearm to his back. Swagger is taken to the center of the ring, where he is connected with a stylish, and well executed Moonlight Drive by the predecessor John Morrison. Morrison kips up as the crowd is now fully behind the Guru. Morrison asks if he should end it only to receive a tremendous ovation. John Morrison smirks, and points to the down Swagger. John Morrison then makes his way for the corner, where he climbs, and calculates Swagger. Swagger is up sooner than expected, and charges for Morrison. Morrison has no choice but to leap off the turnbuckle, but is caught by Swagger, and connected with a devastating spinning side slam. The crowd boo’s the change in events, as Swagger covers Morrison for a sure end. Swagger is shocked, as is the arena, when Morrison gets his leg on the bottom rope in the last milliseconds. Swagger clutches his hair, as he rolls Morrison away from the ropes, and covers to get a two count this time. Swagger decides that the referee is playing unfairly as Swagger pursues Michael Chioda. Swagger has Chioda in a corner, and Swagger chuckles manically, as Morrison tries to get back up. Swagger realizes Chioda isn’t the opponent, as he rushes Morrison to connect with a big boot to the barely risen opponent. John Morrison is rammed by the boot of Swagger as falls to the mat again.

Jack Swagger beats his chest triumphantly, as the crowd begins to throw boo’s at the wrestler. Jack Swagger taunts John Morrison to get up, as Morrison can barely press himself up. Jack decides to make it quick, as he pulls Morrison up by the hair before tucking him in securely for the Powerbomb. Jack Swagger grins before hoisting Morrison up into the air. In the midst of his demise, John Morrison decides to gain a boost of energy, and he performs a hurricanranna on Swagger, to transition into the furious right, and left hands upon landing on top of the 21st century star. John Morrison shows his ruthless aggression with each hit, as the crowd cheers him on. The referee pulls John away, as Swagger is left crushed, and beaten on the canvas. John Morrison decides to do something he couldn’t earlier, as he starts for the corner. Morrison scales the turnbuckle again, to await Swagger’s rise. Swagger is now abroad, and facing away from The Shaman of Sexy, as the crowd taunts for his faith. Swagger groggily, and dizzily turns around into a missile dropkick from John Morrison. The attack from above proved to be worth while, as Swagger is motionless on the mat. John Morrison see’s the end clearly, when he performs a pin maneuver to receive the first win in PWO Hazard history.

Result: John Morrison pins Jack Swagger

Jim Ross: “An impressive outing of Morrison’s part, and an L to the record of Mr. Swagger.”

Jerry Lawler: “That’s going to sting his all American career.”

In the ring, Morrison is declared victor, as “Ain’t no make believe” plays for the crowd, and clearly Morrison’s delight. John Morrison stands over Swagger, and points downward at the knocked out superstar. John Morrison climbs outside of the ring, and caresses his hair in comfort, as staff members hand him his sunglasses, and a microphone as Morrison walks up the ramp.

John Morrison: “The Guru of Greatness, The Shaman of Sexy, The Thursday Night Delight is in PWO baby. There is no stopping now.”

Morrison’s voice, tired, and fatigued, as he breathes heavily. Morrison makes his way back to the back, as Swagger finally begins to move inside the ring. The referee tends to Swagger, as the commentators speak on Morrison, and what is to come later on in the night. The camera shows graphic’s for the main event, and also CM Punk versus Marcus Cor Von tonight, which leads to words on the triple threat match that occurred at Exodus where Kane defeated CM Punk, and Cor Von. Tonight, the two loser’s will contest to see who faces Kane at Instinct. Lawler backs the powerhouse Cor Von, as Ross doesn’t doubt CM Punk’s ability. We move onto another segment featuring the Guru of Greatness. The camera cuts backstage where Morrison is catching a breather with Grisham right next to him holding a microphone up.

Todd Grisham: “Uh, mister Morrison you requested to say something to everyone in attendance?”

John Morrison smirks, and removes his sun glasses as he speaks into Grisham’s microphone.

John Morrison: “If you think you can take me, be my guest, and step into the realm of the Morrison.”

Morrison walks off scene, as Grisham looks confused, and we go to another advertisement break.

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We return to the backstage area again, but this time parking lot. Someone walking around is seen, as his feet go back, and forth across the pavement. The man is seen to be Randy Orton, as he is on a cell phone. The crowd pops at the sight of the Legend Killer. A limousine begins to pull up, as Orton ends his phone call. The limousine is turned off, as the back door opens up to reveal the Instant Classic, Peepshow, Christian Cage. Cage is in street clothes, and has a sports bag on his side. Orton walks up to Christian, and the two engage a long hard stare at each other. Christian smirks, as Orton offers his hand. Christian Cage looks at the hand, and accepts it. The two walk off, and we go back ringside to the commentators.

Jim Ross: “So it seems Christian Cage, and Randy Orton are on the same page tonight.”

Jerry Lawler: “Are their opponents John Cena, and Big Show just as in sync?”

Jim Ross: “We will have to find out tonight in the main event King.”

Jerry Lawler: “I’m sure we do JR, but right now we have a huge clash, as CM Punk, and Marcus Cor Von do battle to see who faces Kane at Instinct. Something I’d fight to not do, but these two want to prove themselves.”

Jim Ross: “It’s the drive King, the drive inside these men.”

The camera pans around the Hammerstein Ballroom as the crowd cheers constantly for the show. All the cheers eventually die down, as the commentators stall by plugging Instinct. Eventually, “Alpha Male” hit’s the speakers introducing Marcus Cor Von to the arena. Cor Von arrives on the stage where he flexes for the crowd. The crowd gives off a mixed reaction, but Cor Von continues down the ramp, as pumped up as ever. Cor Von slams the mat when he gets ringside, and climbs into the ring. Cor Von beats his chest with his own forearm, as the crowd is undecided whether to applaud the man, or boo him. Marcus eventually growls as the crowd decides to pop.

Following the cheer, Cor Von is completely overshadowed by the chords of “This Fire Burns” by Spitfire, signaling none other than CM Punk’s arrival. CM Punk comes out from the back, as he poses for the crowd with his double corna, and Punk makes his way down to the ring, as he tags several fans, and eventually slides into the ring. CM Punk stretches out, as he hypes the crowd up while doing so. The crowd begins chanting Punk’s name as CM Punk smirks at his bigger opponent.

Winner faces Kane at Instinct
CM Punk versus Marcus Cor Von

The bell rings when Cor Von bum rushes Punk for a quick take down, but Punk evades carefully. Cor Von nearly runs into a corner, as he chases Punk. CM Punk slides outside of the ring, and awaits Cor Von outside. Cor Von goes outside, and Punk tries to turn things around by throwing Cor Von back in the ring, but Cor Von counters, and tosses Punk into the barricade. Punk goes in rib first, as Cor Von pulls Punk by the hair, and raises him in press slam position. Cor Von drops Punk on his neck, and continues using the environment to further damage the Straight Edge Superstar. After being tossed into the barricade, and slammed into the post, Punk collapses on his feet, as Cor Von dominates him with his painful tactics. Cor Von leads Punk up before rolling him into the ring. Cor Von climbs in after, in hope of earning his ticket to a match with Kane. Cor Von is greeted with his first two count of the night, as the crowd cheers for Punk being in the match still. Cor Von then decides to use a working method on Punk as continues using several powerhouse like submission holds on CM Punk. Cor Von damages the spinal area of Punk with the likes of a camel clutch, a Fujiwara Armbar, and finally a cobra clutch. Cor Von is seen applying the cobra clutch in a back breaker position as he demands Punk taps. Punk refuses, as he surprisingly gets out of the hold by bending forward, to force Cor Von to move to Punk’s will, and roll away. The match continues to progress as Punk proves that size doesn’t relate to talent when he puts up a good show case of Maui Tai styled knee’s, and elbows, followed by eventually turning the course of action with a huge round house kick to the face. The kick gave Punk the adrenaline rush needed to have PWO Hazard go into another ad break with Punk in control.

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We return as Ross, and Lawler comment on what just took place as we see Marcus Cor Von, once again, on top. Wearing Punk down with a sleeper hold with the modification of applying his knee to the back of Punk. Punk begins to lose any sign’s he had previously, indicating life as the referee, Michael Chioda, picks up his hand. The first one drops as Cor Von applies even more pressure to the hold. The referee goes for the second, and things don’t look good for Punk when he reaches two. Chioda tells the crowd of the final count on the horizon. Punk keeps his hand up though as the crowd cheers the classic wrestling turn over. Punk, elbows his way out of the hold, and miraculously delivers a spinning heel kick to the head of Cor Von as soon as he reaches a balanced stand point. Cor Von falls back, as Punk attempts a cover on supposed Alpha Male. CM Punk doesn’t even receive a two count, as Cor Von throws his shoulder up at one. Punk is shocked at Cor Von’s strength. Punk pulls himself together, as he back pedals into the ropes, and bounces off to get caught with a short arm clothesline courtesy of the user of the Pounce. Punk’s head snaps backwards on the mat, as he distinguishes the pain in grunts, growls, and squirming like movements. Cor Von tells Punk to rise, as he does so. Cor Von picks Punk up, and delivers a very generic body slam back to the canvas. Cor Von then picks up Punk once more, tossing him into the corner back first. Punk bounces out the corner, only to be connected with a boot to the gut, followed by another whip to the opposite corner. CM Punk counters, and hops on the second turnbuckle upon approaching it. CM Punk leaps backwards, and surprisingly connects with a cross body, shifting much of the momentum in the match towards him. Punk lands in a cover getting a very close two.

Punk pulls his hair, as the crowd begins to challenge the referee’s decision. CM Punk’s loyal fans prove to effect his ability, as Punk gets up, and starts telling Cor Von to rise. Cor Von uses the nearest ropes to pull himself back onto his feet, as Punk signals for a finish in his long hard match. Cor Von, facing the crowd, turns around, to be hoisted upon the former world champion’s shoulders. CM Punk tries pulling Cor Von to the center of the ring, as Cor Von holds back onto the ropes to pull himself off, though failing at his attempts. CM Punk starts turning Cor Von, and once Cor Von’s feet touch the canvas, Cor Von sprints past Punk, and hit’s the ropes behind CM Punk. Marcus bounces off full throttle, as Punk turns into a devastating Pounce! The crowd booms with amazement, as CM Punk flies through the air, and then crash lands on the mat motionless on the ground. Cor Von beats his chest triumphantly, as the crowd boo’s heavily. Cor Von further teases, giving Punk time to rise to his feet. Cor Von asks the crowd to give him Kane, as the crowd responds with Punk chants. CM Punk slowly rises, but fumbles on himself constantly. CM Punk crawls over to the corner, as he tries to get back up, only to have Cor Von notice him. Cor Von pulls Punk by the hair, and bad mouths Punk up close, and personally. Cor Von cuts his throat, as he knee’s Punk in the abdomen. Punk holds his stomach in pain, and Cor Von points to the crowd. Cor Von tucks Punk tightly under his groin, and legs, as he is preparing for the Alpha Bomb. Cor Von struggles with hoisting Punk up, probably due to Punk holding Marcus’s own legs to ground himself. Then, unexpectedly, in fluid motion, CM Punk gets Cor Von back on his shoulders, and connects with the first, and final Go To Sleep of the night. Cor Von follows the name, and hit’s the mat unconscious, leaving Punk to collapse on Cor Von, and hook his leg to receive the match at Instinct with Kane.

Result: CM Punk pins Marcus Cor Von

Immediately following the bell, a burst of pyro lights the stage as the Big Red Machine, Kane comes out from the back. Kane walks through the fire, as CM Punk is helped up by the referee. CM Punk is dubbed the winner, and he looks up the ramp at his opponent, and nemesis Kane. CM Punk walks over to the corner, and scales the turnbuckles before pointing at Kane, letting him know that Instinct approaches. Kane stares back emotionless, as it seems. “This Fire Burns” still plays through out the ballroom, and we go to Jim Ross, and Jerry Lawler.

Jim Ross: “King it is set in stone, CM Punk versus Kane at Instinct, and boy these two are going to brawl.”

Jerry Lawler: “I can sense the powers are going to explode come Instinct. Oh boy JR, this is going to be one hell of a ride.”

Jim Ross: “Agreed, well backstage we have a camera crew in one half of the Murder City’s Machine Guns, Chris Sabin’s locker room.”

The camera does as predicted and goes to the locker room of Sabin, where Chris is taping up his hands. Chris Sabin throws a few punches into the air, as he smirks for the match coming up next. Chris Sabin stands up, and finishes taping his arm. Sabin turns around, only to be met with Sweet n’ Sour’s founder, and lead, Larry Sweeney. On Sweeney’s trail is his two partner’s, Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke. Larry Sweeney has a smirk across his face, as his signature glasses hide his pupils.

Larry Sweeney: “Hey there buddy. Its Chris Sabin, the one and only true Machine Gun.”

Chris Sabin looks puzzled by Sweeney’s appearance, and he stares down his associates Benjamin, and Burke.

Chris Sabin: “Well ‘buddy’, it’s the Guns, and not just one of us. I need him as much as he needs me.”

Sweeney lets out a slight smirk, as he thinks of something to say.

Larry Sweeney: “That’s where you, and I don’t see eye to eye. I think your better than him. I think you don’t need him. He’s holding you back Christian. If you were to join, um, lets say, the winning team, Sweet n’ Sour, then you can be going places. Rather than just here stuck trying to win tag team belts off old hags, and mentally challenged monkeys.”

Chris Sabin is quick, and cunning as he fires back at Sweeney.

Chris Sabin: “Listen, I’m not trading Alex for you, its that simple. We’re closer than brothers, and I’m telling you, its not going to happen. Even if joining you three was to cross my mind, we’d join together, as the guns.”

Larry Sweeney reaches into his coat to pull out a sheet of paper. He rearranges his glasses, and pops a pen from his stationary pocket. Sweeney places the pen, and paper on the desk, and looks up at Sabin.

Larry Sweeney: “Whoa, I like you kid. You show your drive, and you show ability to stay together, but right about now, we’re only needing one component to the number one team. Remember, I’m not just there to shout your name, and cheer you on. Oh no, far from it. I’m there to make you, the boys, and myself some money. There’s the contract, you give me your answer next week, and we’ll see what happens from there. Even if it is a no, I’m going to offer you a once in a lifetime piece of advice. You can give it as much thought, but remember this: Sweet n’ Sour always has its doors open to Chris Sabin.”

Sweeney laughs, and pats Sabin in the shoulder.

Larry Sweeney: “Good luck out their kid.”

Sweet n’ Sour walks off the scene, as Sabin stares down at the contract. We go into yet another intermission right before Sabin’s match.

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We come back to the commentators, as the crowd is cheering for PWO once again. We are shown a video clip of surviving wild man in the jungle, doing what he needs to do, no matter how brutal. The man eventually runs into yet another man, and the two just as about to due battle, the PWO logo is shown, and the word’s “Survival is a Must” comes out, followed by Instinct. The video is a promotional video for the next pay per view, and the commentators finish plugging the event.

Jim Ross: “Anyways, right now we have one more match, with the man we just saw. Chris Sabin, taking on none other than Ken Doane. Two men who seem to have perfected their craft through out their young career. Will a win tonight propel either of them to future rewards?”

Jerry Lawler: “We’re going to have to wait and see, but more on the match. What strategies do these two need to have when coming into a match with such differing styles?”

Jim Ross: “Well I wouldn’t doubt if Doane uses his pure wrestling ability to ground the high flying Sabin, but who knows what can happen tonight.”

“Pure Control” hits to announce the arrival of the self proclaimed future hall of famer. Ken Doane, comes out with his arms extended, as a shock of light colored pyro blasts in front of him. Doane walks past the smoke, and makes his way down the ramp chuckling at the crowd’s reception. A negative one at that. Doane climbs the apron on his knee, and eventually enters the ring, as the crowd boo’s him. Doane in wrestling trunks, and sporting a head band. Doane removes the band, and tosses it into the crowd.

Jim Ross: “By the way ladies, and gentlemen, Alex Shelley is not in the building tonight, as he is handling international affairs with PWO’s rival promotions. Shelley will definitely be in the house come the next Hazard, but word of Sabin venturing across the oceans is being heard.”

“1967” airs as Chris Sabin, one half of the Murder City Machine Guns comes out running to the ring. Sabin is tagged by fans as he has a wide smirk across his face. Sabin slides into the ring, and runs towards the corner where he poses for the crowd with the Murder City Machine Guns taunt. Sabin hops off, and stretches his arms, and is checked by the referee.

Singles Match
Chris Sabin versus Ken Doane

The two circle the ring, as Doane bounces around. Sabin keeps firm ground as he keeps his technique up, ready for sudden attacks. The two eventually clash engaging in chain wrestling straight from the book. Doane performs an arm twist leading to a hammer lock, Sabin spins out, and starts a collar elbow tie. Sabin backs Doane into the ropes, and Doane leans away from Sabin breaking the lock. Sabin is then told to back up by the referee, but Doane takes it into his own hands, and delivers a tremendous forearm knocking Sabin on his back. Sabin rolls backwards and onto his feet, as Doane approaches for a shoulder block, but is prevented by an assault of kicks from Sabin. Sabin connects with both the stomach, and back of Doane. Sabin runs past Doane, and bounces off the second rope, to go through the air, and land a buzz saw kick on the back of Doane. Doane falls to the matt on his stomach, as the crowd cheers him on. The match progresses more, as Sabin on two occasions tried to put away Doane, once after the buzz saw kick, and another after a delivering a well placed enzuiguri. Doane then took control of the match after throwing Sabin into the corner followed by a clothesline, then hurdling Sabin right over the ropes. Outside, Doane dominates Sabin using the environment to the fullest as he introduces Sabin’s face, and back into the security barrier, and ring apron, not to mention the steel steps. Sabin crawls along the matted floor outside, as Doane approaches him. Doane picks him up by the hair, and rolls him into the ring. Chris Sabin is all on all fours as the crowd boo’s Doane. Sabin crawls to the ropes where he pulls himself up as Doane slowly stalks him. Sabin is sitting on the second rope just to keep him up, as Doane delivers some forearms to his back. Doane backs Sabin into the ropes, and whips him across the ring. Sabin returns, and is nearly caught by a dropkick from Doane. Sabin stops in his tracks, as Doane lands on the mat on his back. Sabin tries to capitalize, and make a bridge pin. Sabin receives a two count before Doane kicks out. Sabin gets up to his feet in no time, as Doane does just as quick. Chris Sabin goes for a clothesline which Doane once again, turns the tide, and picks Sabin up to hit a flapjack onto the ropes. Sabin holds his neck in pain, as Sabin falls into the closest turnbuckle to swallow the pain. Ken Doane goes full speed into the corner to connect with a Stinger Splash. Ken Doane smiles at the crowd before grabbing Sabin by the hair, and running to the center of the ring where he connects with a single handed bulldog. Doane rolls over Sabin and covers to get a two count before Sabin tosses his shoulder up.

Doane gets up accusing the referee as the crowd boo’s the sportsmanship displayed. Doane shoves the referee on his rear end, as Doane is about to strike. The crowds boo’s grow louder as Chioda threatens to end the match from the canvas. Doane asks Chioda to end the match, and stay to watch the repercussions. Chris Sabin has enough as he turns Doane around, and begins attacking him with lefts, and rights. Sabin tosses Doane into the corner where Doane bounces off to walk into a hurricanranna. Doane lands in a sitting up position dazed, as Sabin runs back up to his feet, and goes into the ropes to bounces off to the ropes across the ring, and in front of Doane. Sabin comes back, and connects with a low level dropkick to the chest of Kenneth. Sabin rolls up to his feet, as he taunts Doane. Sabin kicks the down cheer leader, followed by starting to go to the corner. Sabin climbs the turnbuckle, and just then.

More, More, More hit’s the speakers introducing Shelton Benjamin, Elijah Burke, and the squad commander Larry Sweeney coming out. The three walk down the ramp, disobeying Sabin who tells them to go back to the locker rooms. The stable eventually makes it to the ringside area, where Sabin hops off the turnbuckle, and gets closer to the team, staying inside the ring. Sabin tells them to get out, as Sweeney pulls out the contract, and paper and yells “Yes, or No”. Sabin repeatedly says no, as eventually he gives up, noticing that they aren’t leaving at all. Sabin hops back on a different turnbuckle, and measures Doane who starts walking towards the corner, still groggy. Doane climbs the turnbuckle, and the two do battle a top the corner. Doane nails several lefts, and rights, as Sabin sticks to his right armed forearms from a seated position on the top turnbuckle. The crowd begins to cheer, as Sabin gains the upper hand. Eventually, Chris Sabin stands on the top turnbuckle, and ropes to roll over Doane, and nail a sunset flip! The crowd goes mad as Sabin lands in a sitting up position, and Doane is motionless. Jim Ross comments on Sabin’s talent as Sabin starts to try, and crawl over to Doane. Larry Sweeney tells Benjamin to circle the ring, as he does so. Sweeney taps Elijah Burke, and he does the same only on the opposite direction. Larry Sweeney begins to roll up his sleeves, as Sabin slowly crawls over Doane. Sabin eventually gets his arm across, and secures a win.

Result: Chris Sabin pins Ken Doane

Larry Sweeney climbs the apron, and tells the two tag team partners to enter. They do so, as they begin to surround the down, and fatigued Chris Sabin. Sabin is still down, as he tries to manage his feet. Larry Sweeney grabs the referee by the ear, and demands he leaves the ring. Sweeney chuckles, as the three all look down at Sabin who is on his knee’s next to Ken Doane. Sweeney points down, and nods his head to Elijah Burke, and Shelton Benjamin. The two suddenly start stomping on Ken Doane! Sabin is helped up by Sweeney, as he pats Chris Sabin on the back, and dubs him the winner. Sabin pulls away from Sweeney, and pushes Benjamin off of Doane, and threatens Burke. Sweeney snaps his finger, as the three exit the ring. Sweet n’ Sour inc, go up the ramp as the crowd boos. Chris Sabin helps up Doane, as the referee calls down some medics to tend to Doane.

Jim Ross: “What a display of courageousness by Sweet n’ Sour Inc. so to say. This is ridiculous, Larry Sweeney is going to extreme heights to get Sabin on the team.”

Jerry Lawler: “That’s how things work. Get over it. Its called business. And that Larry Sweeney kid is one hell of a business man.”

Jim Ross: “Whatever you call him, it was wrong. Doane can be seriously hurt. Luckily, Chris Sabin helped his own opponent out. That’s wrestling, not that lack luster, mediocre, excuse my French, bullshit Sweeney just showcased. His first day in my eyes, and he’s not on my favorite list of wrestlers to be frank.”

The two commentators bicker some more, as we go to the parking lot for the second time of the night. Out comes into the scene. We haven’t seen the former champion since Exodus, but the boss, John Cena is shown in his usual attire. Cena looks down the parking lot, and looks agitated. John Cena eventually decides to pull out a cell phone, and stare down at it. John Cena is about to make a call before he slips his phone back in his pocket. Cena is then followed by camera’s as he goes back into the stadium, and walks through several hallways. John Cena turns around, and points to the camera.

John Cena: “Big Show, you coward. Don’t show your face around me unless you’re ready to fight. Lets do this.”

Cena slams a locker room door closed, as we go once more to the commentators. They discuss the upcoming match, and how they are getting word of Big Show ironically no showed (no pun intended) the event. John Cena is said to be left up all alone. They ask not to go anywhere as we are going to returning to the rocky main event we have had in store all night long.

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We return to the ring, as the referee is in the ring ready to try and maintain order in the war about to partake. Just when the crowd dies down, the commentators make their final remarks, the silence is broken.

=Just Close Your Eyes=

Blows up the stage a shower of pyro begins dropping from the top of the entrance stage. Out comes, from the back, Christian Cage with his classic hood on. Christian Cage raises his hood, as he exit’s the sparkling pyro. The crowd is going wild for the Instant Classic as Christian smirks, and knocks off his hood. Christian points to the crowd, and smacks his chest, as he starts down the ramp, and slides in the ring. Christian Cage hands his hood to staff members, and climbs the turnbuckle doing his double C’s pose for the crowd. The crowd starts a “peepshow!” chant, as Cage nods his head in approval of the crowd’s reaction.

Jim Ross: “The Instant Classic Christian Cage, and the half brother of our PWO heavyweight champion Christian Cage.”

=Voices=

By Rev. Theory hit’s the speakers, as the lights dim, igniting a purple light throughout the ballroom. The Legend Killer, Career Ender, and former world champion appears. This man is Randy Orton, and also Christian Cage’s tag team partner for the night. Randy Orton receives a surprising cheer nearly as big as Christians, but the crowd had their share of boo’s being tossed at the heel. Randy Orton makes it ringside, and walks into the ring through the steel steps, and the ropes. Orton looks around before climbing the turnbuckle, and posing in his classic pose.

Jerry Lawler: “As soon as Randy Orton comes into the arena, I swear JR you can feel the attention shift. It gives me chills throughout my body.”

The team waits in the ring, side by side, as the crowd cheers for the next combatant. “Boss! Boss!” chants are heard, as the crowd wants John Cena to make his awaited arrival. Jim Ross speaks about Big Show’s disappearance, as they wonder how Cena will manage to win the match. Just when

=The Time Is Now=

Lives up to the name when, John Cena’s moment comes. The music plays throughout the crowd, as they go wild. John Cena still hasn’t appeared, but when the crowd is about to go slow, John Cena comes running out from the back. Cena tosses up his word life taunt, as the crowd goes ballistic once more. John Cena grabs his hat, and tosses it to the crowd, as he starts down the ramp. John Cena pauses halfway, and takes off his t-shirt much to the delight of the female fans. John Cena laughs, and tosses his shirt to the crowd. The crowd all around pops Cena, as he points at Randy Orton, and Christian Cage. We go to the final advertisement break of the night.

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We return to a much similar scene, but this time John Cena is in the ring with Christian Cage, as Randy Orton awaits on the apron.

Handicap Match
John Cena versus Randy Orton & Christian Cage

The commentators stop talking, and the match commences. John Cena in his usual grappling stance, as Christian Cage hops up, and down. The two eventually circle before going on a collision course and locking up. John Cena is surprisingly overpowered by Christian, as Cage backs him up into a corner. Not to much surprise, Cage tries to connect with a cheap shot of the elbow, but Cena ducks, and runs out of the corner. John Cena pushes Cage on his back, and delivers strong lefts, and rights, as the crowd pops. John Cena begins to deliver hard boxing like hooks, as Christian is helpless in the corner. John Cena leans into Christian touching shoulders, and tosses Christian across the ring, and to another corner. Christian bounces off, as John as expected, looks for another move, but as John sets up for a suplex, Christian counters with a swift, and venomous snap DDT! Christian rolls John over to get a one count. Christian gets back up, and takes his time, as John gets back up to his feet as well. Christian Cage runs to the ropes, and then returns to catch John with a running chop to the chest. John Cena holds his chest, as Christian delivers yet another. Now, John Cena is amongst the ropes, as Christian pushes him back, and whips John across the ring. John Cena returns, and is caught with a nice arm drag that tosses the heavyweight threw the air. John Cena lands on the mat, as Christian covers to get the two count. Christian Cage rises, as he asks the referee for sympathy. The referee denies him, as Captain Charisma grows annoyed of John’s stability. Christian goes over to the corner containing his partner Randy Orton, as Christian climbs the turnbuckle. Randy Orton whom is close to the center of the apron tells John Cena to rise. Cena slowly does so, as Christian sets up for an aerial assault. Just as Christian measures, Randy Orton blind tags himself in, as Christian unknowing of the tag, leaps through the air, and connects with a missile dropkick. John Cena falls back to the mat, as the legal man, comes into the ring, and makes the cover.

Randy Orton gets a very close two, as he tries again. Randy Orton receiving similar results, and facing the facts. Randy Orton gets up to his feet, and guides his nemesis to his own. Randy Orton who holds Cena down at waist level, delivers a nicely maneuvered European Uppercut. John Cena is barely upon his feet, as Randy Orton grabs him by the head. Randy Orton whips John to the ropes, as John bounces back to get caught with a vicious kick to the stomach. Randy Orton grabs John by the head, and slowly, but villainously executes his inverted headlock neck breaker. The crowd boo’s as Randy Orton covers John Cena again. Orton gets close once more, but doesn’t get the full count. Randy Orton gets back up, and gets face to face with Michael Chioda. Randy Orton turns around to see John on all fours, as Orton initiates his series of “Randy Orton stomps”. Randy Orton rotates around the down John Cena, as he delivers several boots to John’s back. Randy Orton reveals his tactic of breaking John down, as he begins hitting his falling knee drops. Randy Orton then picks John Cena back up, as he immediately snaps on a sleeper hold on Cena, as the flounder around. Cena refuses to let out control to his opponent, but it seems to not be his choice as Orton begins to choke out Orton. John Cena is nearly away, but Orton uses the top rope to regain control, and pull Cena back. Randy Orton applies the sleeper hold to a very aggressive manner now, as Cena cant bare the pain, and begins to fall unconscious. John lowers himself to his knee, as Orton applies the hold from an also kneeling position. John Cena eventually gets back up using the crowd’s positive cheers to get up, and turn over so that he faces Orton. Orton tries to keep a hold of Cena, but Cena delivers a well placed shot to Orton’s rib, as John Cena breaks free of the hold. John Cena continues to deliver right hands, but eventually, John is nearly caught by a lariat from the Legend Killer. John Cena ducks the lariat, and lifts Orton to bring him down with a back suplex. The crowd goes unconventionally amazed. John Cena looks around the Hammerstein Ballroom before saluting to the crowd. John Cena stands over Orton, and does his signature You Cant See Me taunt in front of Randy Orton’s face. John Cena runs to the ropes, and bounces off. John Cena brushes the dust off of his shoulder before dropping down to connect with a big Five Knuckle Shuffle!

The crowd pops wildly, as Cena gets up to his feet, and points to the down Orton. The crowd reacts, as John Cena asks for a larger reaction. Christian senses a possible end to his match, and gets in the ring. Christian Cage grabs John Cena by the jean shorts, and head, and hauls him over the ropes. John Cena lands on the apron, and spills to the ringside area. The referee lectures Christian, as Christian argues back. Randy Orton begins to get up by using the ropes, as the crowd boo’s Christian. Randy Orton slowly gets up, and slides outside of the ring. John Cena who is using the barricade to rise, is being tagged by approving, or just nuisance fans looking to get a second of television time. John Cena pulls himself up, as Randy Orton swipes him off his feet, using his leg as the broom. John Cena fumbles back to the matted floor, as if he was on ice. Randy Orton pulls John back to his feet, as he tosses him face first into the turnbuckle post. John Cena sells the impact as he puts his weight on the apron to keep him up. Randy Orton growls, and snarls, as he rolls John into the ring. The Doctor of Thug-a-nomics is preyed upon by the conniving predator known as Randy Orton. Orton positions himself across the ring, and begins stomping madly on the canvas. Randy Orton is preparing himself to deliver a deathly punt to the head. John Cena seems to have forgotten his location, but begins to pull himself together, as he slowly rises to a standing point. John Cena with his head still low, is approached by Randy Orton. John Cena out of no where, see’s Orton’s attack, and he hoists Mr. RKO onto his shoulders. The crowd pops, as John Cena has his opponent in a horrible position that is just right for his F-U. Randy Orton grabs the top ropes, and pulls himself off, but John readjusts himself so that he still has Orton back under control. Just then, Christian Cage comes into the ring, and clips John Cena in the back of the knee’s! John Cena falls on his face, as Randy Orton lands on the mat as well. Randy Orton gets back up to his feet, as John Cena holds his knee in tremendous extents of pain.

Christian Cage rolls out of the ring rather quickly, and makes it back to his corner. Randy Orton who gets up rather fast, drags John Cena to the center of the ring, and makes a tag to Christian Cage. Christian Cage climbs in the ring, and immediately tries to cover John. Cena kicks out at two, and the crowd gives a pop in return for Cena’s strength to outlast his two opponents. Christian is shocked at the kick out, as he grabs his hair. Christian gets back up, and looks down at John Cena. Christian holds Cena’s legs open, and sticks his own leg right in between while the other stays as his own base of balance. John Cena is seen in a rather negative situation, as Christian locks in his legs to perform a sharpshooter. Christian turns John Cena over, as he applies the submission hold maneuver. John Cena grunts in pain, as he reaches for the ropes. Due to John’s size, Christian cant rise up to high so is forced to stay low. Christian tells John to tap out, but John Cena replies with a robust no. John Cena reaches for all the ropes, as Randy Orton scales the apron, and tells Cena to tap out as well. John Cena needs the anger to begin to drag himself towards the ropes. The referee tells Orton to return to the corner, as the partner does so. John Cena pulls, and tugs the canvas so he can make it to the ropes. John Cena reaches for the ropes, but is just mere inches preventing him from making it. Christian Cage notices this, and uses the near ropes to pull John away.

The referee catches this, and tells Christian to diminish the hold. Christian argues, and keeps the Canadian inspired maneuver locked on. John Cena pushes up, as he decides to not wait for Christian to be stopped. John Cena kicks his legs forward causing him to throw Christian away. Christian rolls across the ring, as John Cena clutches his knee again. Christian gets back up, as he runs over to John, and begins to stomp a mud hole on Cena. John Cena is being brutalized, as the fans are easily showing their reaction towards this. Christian eventually stops, and asks the crowd if they choose to see more. The crowd responds with bucket loads of boo’s. Christian smirks, and picks up John Cena. Christian locks on a headlock to bring Cena over to the center of the ring. John Cena tries fighting out, but as he leans to throw elbows back, Christian nails an inverted DDT. John Cena’s head nails the canvas, as Christian gets back up. Christian slaps his chest as the crowd responds negatively. Christian shakes his hands in tribute to a late legend, as he hastens to the corner. Christian climbs the turnbuckle, and measures John Cena. Christian Cage leaps through the air, feeling froggy, and goes for the frog splash. John Cena miraculously rolls to the side, allowing Christian to connect his stomach to the mat! The crowd pops as John Cena slowly starts to rise. Randy Orton decides to enter the ring, and bursts at Cena.

Cena see’s Randy coming, and answers back with a hard left hand, knocking the Legend Killer to the mat. Randy Orton gets back up, and runs at Cena. John Cena shakes his head telling him no, as he traps Orton with a back drop over the ropes. Randy Orton flies through the air, and lands outside. John Cena, freshly disposed of an interferer, turns to the main attraction. Christian Cage. Christian is on all fours crawling away, as he uses the turnbuckles to get up at the corner. John Cena pumps his sneakers, and signals for a finish. Christian Cage faces away from Cena, and eventfully turns around to poke Cena in the eyes. The referee doesn’t catch this due to his angle, as Cena looks away bending over, and holding his eye sockets in pain. Christian Cage sees a golden window of opportunity, as he locks arms with Cena from behind, and pivots to get in just the right place for his Unprettier finisher! Christian gets in position, but out of no where John Cena spins out of the move, and hoists Christian Cage up onto his shoulders. The crowd goes insane as John Cena is about to nail his finisher the F-U. John Cena looks to the crowd, and is about to slam Christian when the unexpected occurs.

The stage is blasted by a shot of pyro as “Crank It Up” breaks the speakers. Out comes the seven foot tall behemoth who no showed his own partner tonight. Big Show comes out at the top of the stage, and walks down the ramp, as John Cena dares him to step in the ring. John Cena drops Cage off of his shoulders, rather than nailing the F-U. John Cena gets ready for a brawl, but Big Show stops halfway down the ramp. John Cena notices Big Show isn’t coming down, and turns around, and picks Cage up again. John Cena turns around, and looks at Big Show. John Cena tells Big Show this will be his faith, as he backs up, and is about to nail the F-U smack in the middle of the ring. Christian Cage is tries to fight off Cena, as he holds the top rope with his right hand. John Cena pulls Christian away, but Randy Orton makes a much needed tag as he sneaks in the ring. John Cena is unaware of the tag, as he is about to plant Christian with the F-U. Randy Orton runs in front of John Cena, and makes a tremendous vertical leap that seems to break the law’s of gravity, as Orton connects with a tremendous RKO on John Cena. The crowd boo’s the move, as John Cena is motionless on the mat. Randy Orton rolls Cena over, and covers him with a hook of the leg. The RKO seems to have done it as Randy Orton pulls the win for both him, and Christian.

Result: Randy Orton pins John Cena

Voices is heard again, as the crowd begins to boo. Many fans are seen leaving, as Randy Orton, and Christian are dubbed the winners of the main event. Randy Orton pulls away from the referee as he poses for the crowd amongst the turnbuckle. Christian Cage stares at Orton’s back, as the Orton’s theme plays indicating Orton earned the win. Big Show retreats to the back, as John Cena slowly begins to move. Randy Orton hops off the turnbuckle, and turns around to see Christian giving his hard cold stare. Randy Orton beats his chest triumphantly, as Christian turns away, before turning back making Orton flinch with the sight of Christian raising his hand. Randy Orton smirks, and then signals for the title in Christians face.

Jim Ross: “What a match. Randy Orton, and Christian are going to face Edge at Instinct for the PWO Heavyweight championship.”

Jerry Lawler: “Yeah, no better way to end an insane night. I’m excited to be on this organization, and I’m sure JR is too.”

Jim Ross: “Yes indeed, PWO is going to be the definition of sports entertainment in no time. I for one cannot wait to see the growth of Profound Wrestling Organization.”

Jerry Lawler: “Well its been an amazing night folks, so we’re signing off, and we wish you a great rest of the night, and a safe drive home. I’m the King, Jerry Lawler, and he’s Jim Ross, thank you for watching Hazard.”

The show ends with Randy Orton leaving the ring with Christian Cage inside. Randy Orton turns around, and points to Cage. The screen fades to black as the Hazard logo flashes across the screen.


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ooc: PS, that is the new style, and formatting I will be using for this BTB. All the credit for the idea of formatting goes to BKB completly. I used the format he used for HOW. Which I am maddly in love with btw . Thank you BKB. The main event I got carried away with, and didn't exactly tune down, but if you've read my writing before, you can clearly tell the difference. More action, rather than the detailing that doesn't matter too much. Thanks in advance for all comments.​

 

[seX-Power]

Being The Reviewer: seX-Power

Bad start tbh, the opening video and the way you overdescribed everything at the beginning bored me. Your opening promo was way too descriptive for a weekly show and it lagged for the reader. That being said, the Edge/Joe interaction was pretty good but the Bischoff part at the end seemed kinda odd. The commentators' discussion is extremely pointless and boring to read, don't do this in the future, it makes reading a chore. Next we have Priceless in the promo with Regal/Eugene. Regal seemed almost too British tbh, even though he's a face you don't need to make him this polite and cheesy. Eugene was rather in charachter but Priceless slipped in and out of cockiness when they should have been 100% arrogant. Meh promo.

Next comes the first match. I though you said you were reducing your match size? It surely doesn't look like it, you still have the long matches as always. Idk what you see as recaps, but these aren't it. The face heel establishment should have been made clearer between Morrison/Swagger, it was unclear for a large portion of the match. The match itself was alright and the action was solid, though sometimes the action was too blocky, you should look to combine your sentences more as it makes reading less robotic. I liked the spot mid match with the Moonlight Drive, but the ending seemed a little anti-climactic compared to this. Decent match. Morrison putting himself over afterwards was unnecessary, but whatever.

Cage and Orton seemingly cool with each other doesn't sit well with me, either change this or it seems wrong. The entrances described this was are also pointless and boring as shit. Unnecessary, stop. Better match up next, but I feel Cor Von could have looked stronger and gotten more offense as the bigger man. Punk winning is good, him vs. Kane should be alright I guess. The Sweet and Sour promo with Sweeney was actually pretty good, both men played their roles well and I am interested to see how this pans out next week.

Nothing wrong with the Sabin/Doane match but it lacked a big spot or moment to make it memorable. The action flowed well and I liked the end with SnS and the Sunset Flip Powerbomb, but it seemed the two were just going through the movements. Post match is rather interesting, this could be a good angle. Btw, no puns in BTB plz. Big Show not arriving is meh, I sorta knew something like this would have happenned. Handicap match was inevitable after that promo, and here it comes.

First of all this match is too big for TV. Huge tbh. So large I almost dn't want to read it, but I will because... idk. This is the match of the night imo, it had the spots and the feel of a main event. The wreslters shone and all looked like stars here. You nailed thie movesets and the action was good. Rather impressed, this match had little negatives barring length. The ending was alright as I expected Show to turn up, but I laughed at you calling Orton's leap gravity-defying when it was just a simple jump for the RKO. Sometimes hyperbole is not needed and has no place in BTB.

This was an alright show, just tune down the pointless shit such as commentators, entrances and explained promos. Don't overanalyse. Promos were average on a whole and there were not enough, while matches were good yet too long. Quality > Quantity is the main point here. Decent first show, hopefully this BTB will be the one for you.