ACW Adrenaline Episode Six

[Pete]

How do I edit your post Beedz? Maybe I'll just send my bits to you and you can add them (that somehow didn't sound right).

Slim you want us to write your matches just say so, no problem

 

[Slim]

If it helps get the show out on time that would be good. But yeah weekends usually are a killer cause they feel they need to have me work every weekend all day long.

 

[Pete]

Here is the Anderson-Stryker (non-)match. Feel free to alter or format at will. More to follow.
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Trystin Stryker vs Evan Anderson
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After the pyro and early-show excitement has died down, the bell rings to signal the start of our first match proper.

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Tristin Stryker is the first of the two combattants to come out, and he flexes and postures cockily for the booing crowd. He then struts down to the ring, enters it via top rope, and leans against the ropes to wait for his opponent for the night.

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Soon, "Let It Rock" hits the speakers, and the second superstar emerges from the back. He begins his descent towards the ring, mocking and teasing the fans as per usual, but never reaches the apron: when he is about halfway down the ramp, a hulking figure surges from the back, chair in hand, and nails him across the shoulder blades!

As Anderson topples to the floor, the mysterious man (who stands at over 7') looms over him, as if appraising the damage. Then, deciding the heel ACW superstar could use some more damage, he hits a couple more chair shots, laying Evan Anderson out once and for all.

Throughout all of this, Stryker has been watching from the ring, his expression a mixture of puzzlement and amusement. However, when he sees the 7' monster begin to advance towards him, he cannot be fast enough in high-tailing it out of the ring. He jumps the barricade and starts to cut through the crowd, but to no avail: the newcomer easily catches up to him, yanks him in the opposite direction, then rams him against the barrier. As Stryker turns around, he is met with a chair shot, "sandwiching" his body between two steel structures and causing him to topple to the floor, just like Anderson before him.

As the unnamed hulk applies some size 12 boot stomps to the fallen superstar, for good measure, a shapely woman appears on the platform, overlooking the destruction with a smug smirk on her features. Without saying a word, she gestures to the colossus, who obediently leaves Stryker and joins her atop the platform. As they both turn, seemingly to retire backstage once more, the new man halts for a second, picks up a microphone, and says five simple words:

"That...is just the beginning!"

WINNER: No-contest

 

[Pete]

Too sleepy to do any more today, but they will reach you before (your) evening tomorrow, so that the show can be posted!

 

[Pete]

Here is the final match, with apologies for the delay!

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Drew Alexander vs Cory Allen

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Ashley Sparxxx: The following is a singles contest, and it is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Delray, Detroit, Michigan, weighing in at 185 pounds, CORYYYYY AAALLLEEEENNNN!!

"Juggalo Homies" hits the PA system, signalling the arrival of cruiserweight hero Cory Allen. In his usual exuberant mood, the young wrestler determinedly makes his way to the ring, high-fiving fans left and right, as the announcers have their say:

Martin Mays: Well, little Cory Allen certainly seems a good mood here tonight!

Kareem Ali: Let's see how long that lasts, after Drew Alexander makes his way down here, and Allen's forced to fight him!

Just as Ali is saying this, another song begins to play:

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Martin Mays: Speak of the Devil, Kareem! Here comes our second contestant for this match, Drew Alexander!

Ashley Sparxxx: And introducing his opponent, from Melbourne Australia, weighing in at 225 pounds, DREW ALEXAAAANDEEEERRRR!

Cory Allen does not seem too scared as his opponent makes the X sign with his arms to set off the pyro. Soon after, Alexander is entering the ring, via bottom ropes as is his custom, and engaging the much smaller Cory in a staredown.

Martin Mays: Well, Drew Alexander certainly has the size advantage here, but Cory Allen has the quickness, and will certainly want a good result here tonight!

The bell rings as Alexander shoves Allen to the ground, prompting an instant pop from the crowd. He then picks Cory up by his long hair, kneels, and applies a quick back breaker. He hits the ropes running and performs a leg drop which connects with Allen's head. He covers.

ONE...

TW...

Allen kicks out at one and a half, but Alexander does not let up the pressure. He picks up his opponent and tosses him across in an Irish Whip. Coming back from the ropes, Allen dodges the attempt at a clothesline and instead goes under for the roll-up!

ONE...

Alexander kicks out with authority, sending the young Allen sprawling! He then approaches his smaller opponent, laid out on the corner, and applies a couple of chops, as the crowd 'ooh''s. Eventually, Allen holds up a foot and manages to push Alexander away. The bigger man runs to the turnbuckle, but Cory has rolled out of the way and Alexander rams his shoulder against the post! Disoriented, the Australian stumbles around for a moment, clutching his arm and trying to see where Allen may have gone. He spots the smaller wrestler and runs towards him, but Allen - who'd been expecting this - flies off the top rope with a flying clothesline! As he and Alexander both topple to the ground, the smaller man is quick to cover.

ONE...

TWO...

Alexander kicks out at two, forcing Allen to re-think his strategy. He runs to the opposite turnbuckle, waits for Alexander to get up and come after him, then lunges at him with a spear! Alexander dodges, and the momentum carries Allen across to the opposite ringpost, where he slams his shoulder. Alexander wastes no time in connecting with a quick running splash, followed by an overhead belly-to-belly suplex. As Allen writhes around in the centre of the ring, the huge Australian quickly connects with an Asai Moonsault for the cover!

ONE...

TWO...

THR...

NO!! Allen just about manages to raise a knee, extending his lifeline for at least a few more seconds. Alexander, however, is now in a good position to lock in the 'Glasgow Chamber', and promptly does so, signalling the end for young Cory, who taps out moments afterwards.

WINNER BY SUBMISSION: 'THE EXPERIENCE', DREW ALEXANDER!

Alexander now gets to double-team the Champion next week on ACW Adrenaline Episode Seven!