BTB Match Writing Tournament

[Weebo]

Well i see he has already posted. Plus I have no clue what I am supposed to do

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

Rydog posted his match but he's banned. So just post your match in the same thread Rydog posted it. You are basically Rydog in his tournament, taking the same opponent and stuff.

Your opponent is Michael1. Just post your match in that thread

 

[Michael1]

I'm your opponent. You're in the C & F section here http://www.impactwrestling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23097

You're my opponent, just post the match you write you. Essentially for this round, you are Rydog like the others above me have said.

 

[Evil Austin]

Good match lennie I knew yours would be like three times bigger than mine...

 

[The Ripper]

Backstory: For months TNA and WWE feuded on all 4 shows until both companys decided that enough was enough and it would be settled at Survivor Series, the company that comes out with the most victories will survive with the other doing out of business forever.

One of the matches is team WWE taking on team TNA in a traditional survivor series match. Team WWE consisting of Captain Shelton Benjamin, Carlito, Evan Bourne, Paul London and Brian Kendrick. Team TNA consisting of Captain A.J Styles, Christopher Daniels, Sonjay Dutt and the Latin American Exchange.

The main Event of the Smackdown before Survivor
Series is the two team captains taking on each other
in singles action with both teams trying to gain the
upper hand, to make things more exciting Styles
convinced Benjamin to put his United States Title on
the line.

Shelton Benjamin(c) vs. A.J Styles
United States title match

"I Am" blasts through the speakers as the camera circles the Arena looking for Styles.

Foley: Once again Styles refusing to come out like the rest of the TNA superstars.

Tenay: Mick, AJ is TNA through and through and he belives he is disrespecting the TNA name by coming out of a WWE entrance.

The camera stops on a stair way as Styles is seen standing there with his arm held out to his sides and the X division title draped over his shoulder. Styles starts to walk down the steps as fans pat him on the back.

JR: Fans behind Styles here.

Foley: I guess there are people out there who don't respect the legacy of WWE.

Tenay: The facts are simple, TNA is better than WWE and these fans know it.

Styles reaches the barrier and climbs on top of it as he looks spots a sign saying "WWE scared of TNA" Styles walks the barriers and takes the sign holding
it up high as pockets of the fans start a "TNA...TNA...TNA" chant. Styles leaps off the barrier as

"Ain't No Stoppin me now" blasts through the speakers as he storms out from the back accompanied by Carlito. Benjamin slides into the and walks straight up to Styles and butts heads with Styles. The ref jumps in and splits them up, sending them to opposite corners.

Justin Roberts: This match is scheduled for 1 fall and is for the United Staes championship. First representing Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, he is the X division champion hailing for Gainesville Georgia. This is A.J Styles.

Styles turns round and climbs the turnbuckle holding his X division title high. Styles drops to the mat and hands his title over and removes his jacket.

Justin Roberts: Next representing WORLD WRESTLING ENTERTAINMENT he is the current and defending United states Champion. He comes to you tonight from Orangeburg, South Carolina. This is SHELTON BENJAMIN!

Benjamin holds his arm up before unstrapping the belt from his waist and handing it to the ref. Both men come to the center off the ring as the ref holds the belt high before handing it to Justin Roberts as he exits the ring.


The ref signals for the bell and Benjamin backs towards his corner, Styles however spits in the center of the ring before backing to his corner, Benjamin charges at Styles who ducks a clothesline attempt before quickly turning and pushing Benjamin into the corner were Styles unleashes a flurry off forearm strikes to the head of Benjamin, Benjamin gets his legs up and slides them between the ropes forcing the break. The ref forces the Styles back but Styles pushes him out off the way and runs hitting a leaping forearm smash, Styles grabs the head of Benjamin and flips him forward into a seated position. Styles kneels down and grabs the arms off Benjamin pulling them back as he drives his knee into the back of Benjamin, Benjamin tries to fight out of the hold but Styles applies more pressure on the back until Carlito runs round and grabs the boot of Styles which makes him break the hold. Styles stares at Carlito but turns around and is punched in the stomach by Benjamin , Styles replies with a slap to the face of Benjamin. Benjamin gets to his feet and chops the chest of Styles who replies with a knife edge chop to the chest of Benjamin , Benjamin hits a second chop and Styles replies with a punch which is blocked by Benjamin who hits a third chop before grabbing the arm of Styles and pushing him back towards the rope before whipping him across the ring and into the ropes, Styles comes charging back at Benjamin who drives his knee into the stomach of Styles, Styles leans over holding his stomach and as he stands up straight Benjamin jumps forward hitting a neck breaker, pinfall 1.. kickout. Benjamin gets to his feet before dropping down and driving his knee into the face of Styles, Benjamin guides Styles back to his feet and whips him into the ropes, AJ holds onto the ropes and Benjamin charges but Styles quickly spins his legs through the ropes and gets out of the way, Styles hits the shoulder block through the ropes and slingshots over the top of him looking for a sunset flip pin but Benjamin holds on to the ropes, Styles flops about trying to get Benjamin down, Benjamin then lets go of the rope and Styles rolls him up for the pin but Benjamin has to much momentum and rolls right through and gets to his feet before kicking Styles in the chest, Styles turns on to his chest and leans on the bottom rope as Benjamin gets to his feet before standing on the back of Styles neck choking him on the rope, 1.....2.....3.....4... Benjamin gets off Styles and the ref warns him, whilst the ref is warning Benjamin however Carlito runs round the ring and pulls down on Styles neck as Benjamin distracts the ref. Carlito releases the hold as Benjamin moves to the side of the ref and charges booting Styles in the back of the head., Benjamin looks out at the crowd before pulling Styles into the center off the ring and drives his boot into the side of Styles chest, Benjamin walks round styles and drives his boot into the side of Styles chest again, Benjamin pulls Styles to his feet and drives his elbow into the back of Styles neck, Benjamin runs and bounces off the ropes and goes for a swinging neckbreaker but Styles has other plans and counters it and spins round before kicking Benjamin in the stomach and setting up for a Styles Clash, Styles hooks the waist and pulls Benjamin up but with no success and Benjamin gets his feet back on the mat, Styles pulls Benjamin up again and again with no success, Benjamin feet hit the mat and Benjamin over powers Styles taking him over head and driving him into the mat whilst arching the back for the pin 1..2.. kickout.

Tenay: What was that?
JR: I have know idea what your talking about Mike.
Tenay: The ref blatantly made a quick count.

Benjamin picks Styles up and tosses him into the corner, Benjamin puts a boot in before going to the opposite corner, Benjamin charges at Styles before jumping and hitting a stinger splash, Benjamin quickly to the corner again and charges before jumping looking for a second stinger splash but Styles ducks and runs to the middle of the ring as Benjamin’s head hits a ring post, Benjamin woozy from hitting the post turns round in the corner and is met by a leaping forearm smash by Styles. Benjamin stumbles out of the corner holding onto the top rope as Styles bounces off the ropes and comes at Benjamin with a clothesline sending Benjamin to the outside, Styles goes to the middle off the ring clenching his fists and screaming into a camera before holding the back off his head. On the outside Carlito sees to Benjamin, Styles bounces off the ropes and hitting a suicide dive through the middle and top rope taking down Carlito and Benjamin. Styles gets to his feet and picks up Carlito only to toss him into the steel steps, Styles then turns his attention to Benjamin who is pulling himself up by the ring, Styles walks over and bounces Benjamin’s head off the ring canvas, Styles rolls into the ring to break the refs count which was up to 5. Styles rolls back out and goes to corner of ring apron and starts to pull on it till it tears away, Styles rips the apron before using it to blow his nose, Styles then takes the apron and wraps it around the neck of Benjamin which draws the ref out of the ring and he pulls Styles away from Benjamin. Styles turns round and punches the ref cleanly in the jaw knocking him to the floor.

Foley: That’s a disqualification right there.
Tenay: It was obviously a accident, Styles must of thought it was Carlito.
Foley: Non the less he hit a official and must be disqualified.

Styles leans over and checks on the but as he stands up straight Carlito hits him with the Backcracker, Carlito leans over the flailing body of Styles as he takes a bite of his apple and readies himself to spit it in the face of Styles when Christopher Daniels leaps over the barrier and blindsides Carlito, Both men start trading blows as Evan Bourne, Paul London and Brian Kendrick race down the ramp to back up Carlito, London and Kendrick brawl with Daniels as Bourne pulls the Apron of Benjamin to reveal his face covered in blood, Bourne rolls Benjamin into the ring as LAX and Sonjay Dutt Run down and help Daniels. As members of team WWE and TNA brawl up the ramp towards the back Sonjay Dutt slides in the ring and Bourne pounces on him clubbing his back, Dutt fights back and gets to his feet, Dutt hits a huge uppercut and then runs and bounces off the ropes and hits a pinning headscissors takedown. Dutt pulls Bourne into position near the middle off the ring, Dutt climbs the turnbuckle facing the crowd he positions himself before looking down at Styles getting up slowly holding his back, Dutt stands up straight when Benjamin nips-up and runs jumping onto the top ropes and hitting a release German suplex which sends Dutt flying back whilst flipping in the air and landing on Bourne as if he had performed a moonsault. Benjamin leans on the top rope with blood slowly pouring from a cut on his forehead, when Styles gets up on the ring before slingshotting in and hitting a ddt on Benjamin, pinfall ..............

Foley: The ref is down. Serves him right for hitting the ref earlier in the match.
Tenay: 1...2...3. Styles would have won, Styles would have won.
JR: Calm down Mike.

A second ref runs down the ramp straight past the men brawling and Bourne and Dutt laid down on the outside. Pinfall 1...2.. Kickout. The ref holds up his hand signaling a 2 count as Styles looks up in shock, Styles pulls Benjamin to his feet and sets him up for the Styles Clash, Styles hold his arms out before picking Benjamin up and planting him on the mat with the Styles Clash! Roll through for the pin, 1....2....3.

Tenay: He did it. The ref counted slow but he did it, Team TNA go in to survivor Series with the momentum behind them and the WWE United States title in their possession.

JR: Oh shut your mouth Mike, TNA will go out just the way WCW did all those years ago.

Styles gets to his feet and the ref raises his arm and hands both belts to AJ Styles, Styles gets on the turnbuckle and holds both belts up when Carlito slides in the ring and goes to get Styles but Styles spots him and leaps down and clocks Carlito with the United States tiles Styles pulls Carlito next to Shelton and lays the US belts across both of them and spits on it as the rest of Team TNA get in the ring and hoist their Captain up on the shoulders on Hernandez. Hernandez circles the ring with Styles on his shoulders as Homicide kicks Carlito out of the ring. London and Kendrick pick him and Bourne up as the 4 men back up a bit Styles gets down of Hernandez shoulders and points at Benjamin. Hernandez picks up Benjamin and sets him up for the Bordertoss, Hernandez runs towards the ropes and tosses Benjamin on top of team WWE as the rest of the men climb the turnbuckles.

The camera zooms in on the US title with spit on it as Smackdown goes of the air.​

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

Monday 30th, June saw history be made, when CM Punk cashed in MITB on Edge, bringing back the World Heavyweight Championship. Inmediately, top contenders threw his hat to challenge him. John Cena was one of them. However, John Cena quite never got his one on one match against the champion. Great American Bash saw Batista challenge, Summerslam gave Cena a chance, but in Triple Threat way as he and JBL faced Punk. Many others challenge the incredible reign of CM Punk, but John Cena wouldn't get his chance until No Way Out. However, his match ended in a DQ victory when one man interfered...The Undertaker.

PPV before No Way Out was the Royal Rumble, that saw 30 angry competitors looking for a main event match at Wrestlemania 25. Last 3 men were John Cena, The Undertaker and Triple H. Taker had been campaigning for his victory, and backing it up with destruction. However, his Wrestlemania main event dreams were crushed as he was eliminated by John Cena. Triple H would go to challenge Edge at Wrestlemania, and so Cena challenged Punk at NWO for a one on one match, that saw the revenge of The Undertaker happen.

And so, this match was made. Two men scorned after being screwed of title matches, and most importantly, the chance of entering Wrestlemania as the World Champion. What will go down when this two battle with honor...and the streak are on the line?

Wrestlemania 25
The Undertaker
vs
John Cena​

As soon as the bell rings, The Undertaker goes on attack mode and takes his boxing like offensive position. He advances toward John Cena, trying to measure him and finding a spot in which he can introduce one of his fists. The Undertaker continues advancing toward his opponent, forcing John Cena to start backing down, trapping himself into a corner. Taker finally has his opponent right where he wants him and starts nailing him with a series of straight right hands to the face and then mixes it with body shots, weakening John Cena. The referee finally steps in and he goes toward the corner where Taker is attacking Cena, and he takes the Deadman away, forcing him to separate from Cena. Cena slowly separates himself from the corner rubbing his middle section shaking off the pain of the shots, now that The Undertaker has been taken away by the referee. Taker and Cena then start circling each other, with Taker maintaining his offensive posture. John invites his opponent to bring it, and The Deadman listens to him, as he immediately advances toward his opponent. Taker goes to connect Cena with a big clothesline, however John is able to duck it and to a big amount of boos from the crowd, John nails his opponent with a huge straight right hand to the head of Taker. The Deadman staggers over his feet and John repeats the punishment, nailing his rival with another powerful bomb like straight right hand to the head of his opponent. John grabs his opponent by the arm and goes to Irish Whip him toward the ring ropes, however when going to be thrown away, Taker counters grabbing the arm of his opponent and passing the arm over his head, locking a wristlock. He keeps the maneuver in and he then starts nailing clubs to the clavicle of his opponent, hurting the arm of his opponent. Taker twists it once again, making John scream in pain, then showing his brute power, he lifts his opponent up high, where he keeps him for a couple of seconds, until he then returns him down to the canvas still holding the arm of his opponent. He finally ends the flurry of offense as he snapmares his opponent down to the canvas, extends the arm of John Cena, and nails him with a leg drop right across the arm.

The Undertaker makes the cover forcing the arm of Cena against his own chest: 1…2…, Cena is able to lift his opposite shoulder. Taker gets his hair out of his face and gets back to his feet going to continue his offense. He grabs Cena by the head and slowly guides him back to a standing position, until he nails him with a big straight right hand weakening him. Cena battles to remain standing and then staggers back close to The Undertaker, that nails him once again with a straight right fist directed to the head of Cena. John Cena trembles over his standing position, but then recovers his balance, only to walk right back to The Undertaker, that receives him with a headbutt that hurls John Cena back toward the ring ropes. John Cena bounces back from the ropes and out of nowhere seems to have gotten an adrenaline rush, as he increases his speed and leaps in front of The Undertaker nailing him with his football like tackle. Both men get back to their feet and John Cena runs once again toward The Undertaker going to plant him once again with a tackle, however when he jumps going to make impact with his opponent, Taker absorbs the impact as he catches him by the throat, then with a maniacal look on his eyes he stares at Cena face to face, as he chokes the life out of him. He throws the arm of Cena above his own setting him up for the Chokeslam, however before The Deadman can go any further John Cena reacts and he drives his elbow one, twice to the jaw of The Undertaker forcing his opponent to release the throat of the Chain Gang leader from his grasp. Immediately John Cena dashes to the ring ropes in front of him and behind the Deadman, then bounces back and nails his bended opponent with the Throwback. John Cena feels the momentum going on his favor now and he taunts to the crowd lifting both his arms. The crowd gives him a mixed reaction, but getting more boos than cheers. John Cena then continues the match as he walks toward the corner, then climbs to the ropes and there waits for his opponent to incorporate a bit.

The Undertaker gets back to his feet, yet not completely, but in a bended position. Immediately, John Cena leaps from the top rope looking to his leg drop to the back of the neck of The Undertaker, however The Deadman is able to sidestep out of the way right on time making his opponent fail. John Cena takes his time getting back to his fee, as he remains on the canvas resenting his thigh thanks to the failed maneuver. He finally gets back to his feet and walks right toward The Undertaker, that receives him with a straight right hand that lands hard against the head of Cena. Cena is groggy, and Taker nails him with a second straight right hand that threatens to send John down to the canvas. Taker then showing his smarts nails a big straight right hand directed to the arm of his opponent, retaking the punishment he earlier delivered on it. Taker grabs it and once again twists it over his head in a wristlock, however before The Deadman is able to completely twists his opponent, John Cena uses his free hand to reach and grab his own other hand, and in a demonstration of his power, he rips the hand of The Undertaker away from his, freeing himself from the hold of his opponent. John then delivers a toe kick to the middle section, and he dashes toward the ring ropes behind of him. John comes right back to where his opponent is in full speed, however The Undertaker once again outsmarts him and sidesteps, then using Cena’s own momentum throws him toward the ring ropes, and onto the outside of the ring. John lands hard and appears to have hurt himself on the landing as he holds his arms with a pain expression. John makes his way back to his feet slowly but surely. Inside the ring, The Undertaker stares at him, measuring him. He then runs to the ropes behind him, bounces back and runs crossing the ring, and when reaching the opposite side of the ring he leaps over the ropes and lands John Cena on the outside of the ring with a huge, an very cheered flying clothesline from the ring to the outside. The Undertaker and John Cena lay side by side on the outside of the ring, as the referee checks on both of them from the inside of the ring.

The Undertaker finally starts making his way back to his feet. He fully recovers his standing position and grabs John Cena by the head, then guides him back to his feet. He nails him with another headbutt weakening his opponent once again. He grabs him by the arm and Irish Whips John Cena toward the steel steps, to which against Cena clashes shoulder first. Taker hears the count of the referee already reaching 6, and so, he rolls to the inside of the ring. The referee tries to stop The Undertaker and keep him on the inside of the ring, however The Undertaker pushes him away avoiding him from stopping him and rolls right back to the outside of the ring. He grabs Cena and throws him back to the ring, with his upper body sticking out on the apron. The Undertaker climbs using the steps to the apron. He takes impulse running on the apron and then nails John Cena right across the chest and throat with his classic leg drop. Cena contorts in pain but remains on apron. Taker pushes his head and Cena’s entire body to the interior of the ring. He slides back to the ring and makes the cover: 1…2…, Cena gets one shoulder up. Taker gets back to his feet not showing any emotion on his face, and grabbing Cena by the arm pulls him back to his feet. Taker then continues unloading the soupbones, nailing shots both to the head and to the arm of his opponent. The punches stagger John toward the corner, in which he remains trapped. The Deadman takes impulse going to the opposite side of the ring, and after a while of measuring, he dashes toward his opponent on the opposite side of the ring. However, right on the nick of time John Cena gets out of the way making The Undertaker fail his running body splash. The Undertaker staggers back from the corner walking right into Cena, that kicks him in the middle section and nails him with his Fisherman Suplex, shades of the Perfectplex. John Cena makes the cover: 1….2…, The Undertaker kicks out.

John Cena gets back to his feet and goes back to the slug fest on his opponent, nailing him with straight right hands. He plants him with a second straight hand and it is followed with a third straight hand. Cena goes for a fourth punch, that effectively lands, however The Undertaker then connects him with a straight right hand of his own, Cena answers back however The Undertaker quickly follows up with a big fist of his own. The crowd quickly gets into the exchange, heavily booing when John Cena lands his punches and popping when The Undertaker connects his straight right hands. The slug fest between both competitors is strong, as Taker and John Cena are throwing bombs at each other. Their exchange starts to increase its speed, as Cena and Taker land straight right hand after straight hand with more and more intense. The Undertaker, to a big amount of cheers from the audience as Taker gains the upperhand in the exchange, managing to connect one, then two, and then three consecutive straight hands. He then goes for a clothesline, however John Cena ducks the attack making his opponent fail, and in the midst of a large crowd reaction coming from the wild exchange of blows, Cena hits his twisting belly to belly side slam. Cena gets back up and looks around the audience, soaking in the crowd reaction. He lifts his right arm, but instead of quickly going for the maneuver, he loses more valuable time getting distracted with the boos from the crowd. He finally bends going to do the “You can’t see me†taunt on Taker, however out of nowhere The Undertaker reacts and catches his opponent right on the throat, choking him once again. The Deadman returns to his standing position still grasping at the throat of his opponent. He is about to go for the Chokeslam, however Cena reacts raking the eyes of his opponent. Cena then, free of the hold of his opponent, runs to the ring ropes behind of him, however when he bounces back, The Undertaker catches him by the throat once again.

The Undertaker walks to the middle of the ring still grabbing Cena, and to a pop form the audience he nails John Cena with the Chokeslam. The Undertaker makes the cover: 1…2…, John Cena kicks out. Taker now has a look of frustration in his eyes. He gets back to his feet and after staring at the floored Cena, he goes toward him and picks him back to his feet. Soon he then gets him over his shoulders, walks toward the corner and drops Cena head first on the turnbuckle. Cena staggers back from the corner as The Undertaker dashes to the ring ropes behind of him, then bounces back looking to hit his normal big boot, however John Cena reacts first and he attacks him first planting him with his football tackle. Both get back to his feet and John Cena runs toward him nailing him once again with the tackle. Taker and John both get back to their standing position and Taker swings looking for a clothesline, but Cena ducks once again and then hits once again with his twisting side slam. Cena this time acts faster and quickly lifts his right arm, does the “You can’t see me†taunt on The Undertaker, then dashes to the ring ropes and bounces back hitting the Five Knuckle Shuffle that lands completely. John Cena gets back to his feet and lifting both his arms doing the Chain Gang taunt. The crowd heavily boos him, causing John Cena to grin. The Undertaker starts making his way back to his feet. He finally recovers his standing position and he walks right into John Cena that tries to lift him over his shoulders and set him up for the FU, however, The Undertaker is able to slide out of the hold and back to a standing position behind John Cena. John turns around and gets kicked in the middle section, then lifted up in the air and planted by a Last Ride applied by The Undertaker. The Deadman makes the cover: 1…2…, Cena is able to kick out. The Undertaker seems a little surprised, but then manages to get back to his feet and as the expression in his face changes to a one of anger, he grabs John Cena and gets him up with him. The Undertaker attempts to get him up and set him in the Tombstone Piledriver position, however when Taker goes to lift him, Cena escapes from the hold, then returns to his standing position and drop toe holds his opponent down.

Cena floats over the body of The Undertaker, then hooks the leg of his opponent and locks his opponent inside the STFU, getting immediately a lot of boos from the audience. The Undertaker as never seen before growls in pain inside the hold, as John Cena drains and drains the momentum and energy out of the Deadman. The Taker has an expression of pain in his face. Taker crawls and crawls and finally, finally manages to reach to the ropes, grabbing the bottom one and forcing John Cena to release the hold. John Cena refuses to release the hold, and the referee interferes, physically breaking the hold as he takes John Cena away. John Cena confronts the referee, still fired up and loses sight from his opponent. Meanwhile, and getting a pop from the crowd as The Undertaker just sits up from the pain. He gets back to his feet and waits for Cena to turn around. John Cena continues arguing with the official until he finally turns around, going to, according to him, continue his offense, however, he walks right into The Undertaker, that lifts him up and to a big pop from the crowd, he sets him up and goes for the Tombstone Piledriver, which effectively connects. The Undertaker makes his classic cover putting both arms wrapped over the chest of his opponent, and sticks his tongue out in total confidence. The referee starts the count for the pinfall as the crowd counts with him in chorus: 1…2…, John Cena somehow manages to kick out!

The Undertaker has a look of confusion on his sight, as he is surprised with John Cena kicking out of the Tombstone. The Undertaker gets back to his feet and announces for a second Tombstone Piledriver, as he passes his thumb across his throat. He starts waiting for John Cena to get back to his feet, however he doesn’t do so and Taker loses his patience. He advances toward him and he picks him up himself, then sets him up in the Tombstone Piledriver position perfectly, however before he is able to connect it, John Cena is able to reverse the hold as he lays his weight backwards and causes The Undertaker to flip, and they end in an exact opposite position, with John Cena having The Undertaker in the Tombstone Piledriver position. Taker however counters once again in the same way Cena did it, and it’s back to original once again with him having John set up for the Tombstone Piledriver. However, the counters continue and the Chain Gang leader repeats his counter, ending with Taker on the Tombstone Piledriver position himself. However, he isn’t going for that maneuver, as he maneuvers Taker over his shoulders, ending with a lot of boos as he has Taker on the FU position. Cena grins and says something, then lands The Undertaker with the FU. John Cena makes the cover: 1…2…3.

Result: John Cena defeated The Undertaker.


King: What?

Cole: Has it, has it happened?

King: I can’t believe it Michael, 16 years we saw The Undertaker run wild over any opponent he has had in Wrestlemania, and now, it’s all over.

Cole: Each and everyone of us expected to see history be made here tonight, however, I am sure nobody quite expected to see the streak, the biggest streak in any form of sport, end here tonight.

King: And the man responsible is right there, John Cena.

 

[Chuck Taylor's Grenade]

CM Punk vs. Kurt Angle

Background

Up until Summer Slam 2008 Raw, Smackdown and ECW had basically been under the same umbrella. ECW on Sci-Fi was cancelled due to low ratings merged with Smackdown. Raw had always been known as the A Brand and any attempts to improve the other brands had either been throttled back or screwed up in some way. Shane McMahon watched as Raw continued to shine bright and ECW/Smackdown was consistently given the shaft. He sat back and watched thinking there was nothing he could do until he found a way to purchase ECW/Smackdown and run it as his own company effectively starting a brand war between Raw run by Vince McMahon and ECW/Smackdown run by Shane McMahon. For months Vince and Shane engaged in a heated battle for supremacy. At Armageddon Shane McMahon shocked the world by signing former TNA World Champion Kurt Angle to the ECW/Smackdown brand. Kurt Angle quickly picked up where he left off at defeating Triple H for the WWE title at the Royal Rumble. He retained the title in a triple threat match at No Way out against Triple H and Edge.

Meanwhile on the Raw side the World Heavyweight Title was the focal point of a huge feud between CM Punk and Batista. CM Punk had won the title from Edge by cashing in his money in the bank shot Raw the night after Night of Champions. Batista, a fan favorite for many years showed that he cared more about championship gold than friendship when he turned on CM Punk during a tag match against John Bradshaw Layfield and Chris Jericho. This lead to a match at Summerslam where Batista defeated CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Title. Batista would dominate the Raw brand until No Way Out when he lost the title back to Royal Rumble winner CM Punk.

Two weeks before WrestleMania Linda McMahon on behalf of the board of directors ordered a cease and desist order for Shane McMahon to stop operating under his own umbrella. Shane refused saying ECW/Smackdown was the dominant brand and that Raw should cease and desist. This led to Vince McMahon coming out saying Raw was the dominant brand. Father and son argued for several minutes until finally Linda had enough and announced that at WrestleMania Raw would face off against Smackdown in a series of matches with the brand picking up the most victories being declared the true dominant brand. The stipulation was also added that the losing brand would cease to exist. The week prior to WrestleMania Kurt Angle made a surprise appearance on Raw attacking CM Punk knocking him out with a steel chair shot and locking in the Ankle Lock. Four days later on Smackdown CM Punk returned the favor interrupting a VIP Lounge with Kurt Angle as the special guest by coming in through the crowd and jumping Kurt from behind and hitting him with a GTS with the World title wrapped around his knee. At WrestleMania each brand picked up several victories leading to a 5-5 tie going into the main event which was a title vs. title match between CM Punk representing Raw and Kurt Angle representing ECW/Smackdown.

WrestleMania 25 Main Event
Raw Champion vs. Smackdown Champion
CM Punk vs. Kurt Angle​

This Fire Burns by Killswitch Engage plays in the arena as CM Punk makes his way to the ring with the World Heavyweight Championship around his waist. CM Punk salutes the crowd at the top of the ringsteps, enters the ring and does his signature pose in the middle of the ring.

Jim Ross: We are moments away from one of the most historic matches in WWE history. The future of two brands rests on the shoulders of two men. Who will rise to the challenge and have his hand raised at WrestleMania?

Lillian Garcia: The following contest is the Main Event of WrestleMania 25! And this match is the deciding match in the battle for brand supremacy between Raw and ECW/Smackdown. Introducing first representing the Raw brand from Chicago, Illinois weighing in at 222 Pounds. He is the World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk!

Jerry Lawler: CM Punk is about to wrestle the most important match of his career. The fate of the Raw brand is in his hands.

Jim Ross: You know the butterflies have gotta be doing backflips in his stomach right now.

Medal plays in the arena as Kurt Angle makes his way to the ring with the WWE Title around his waist and the Gold Medals around his neck. Kurt Angle walks with a purpose towards the ring but not before stopping half way to pose as his pyro goes off behind him. Kurt continues his intense walk to the ring. Once inside the ring Kurt Angle climbs on the middle turnbuckle and poses to the crowd.

Jim Ross: Here’s a man who is no stranger to pressure.

Jerry Lawler: Yeah you don’t win a Gold medal by collapsing under pressure.

Lillian Garcia: And his opponent representing ECW/Smackdown from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania weighing in at 250 pounds he is the WWE Champion and the only Olympic Gold Medalist in wrestling history Kurt Angle!

Jim Ross: The time for talking is over. The WrestleMania 25 main event is only moments away.

CM Punk and Kurt Angle finally meet face to face in the center of the ring. The crowd is on its feet for this very historic contest. The referee relays last minute instructions to both men before calling for the bell.

The bell rings

Kurt Angle and CM Punk continue to stare at each other in the center of the ring exchanging heated words. Kurt Angle slaps CM Punk hard across the face in an attempt to psych him out. CM Punk just looks back at Kurt Angle holding the side of his face and smiles. Kurt Angle slaps him hard in the chest this time and dares CM Punk to do something. CM Punk contemplates slapping Kurt but instead drops down, grabs the leg of Kurt, pulls him off his feet and slaps him in the chest. Kurt Angle looks stunned for a moment. CM Punk bounds off the ropes, drop down by Kurt Angle, Punk bounces off the other rope, ducks a clothesline attempt by Angle, bounces off the ropes a third time and catches Kurt with a tilt-a-whirl arm drag. Kurt Angle back up quickly and charges at Punk who takes him down with a drop toe hold and transitions into a side headlock on the mat. Kurt Angle uses his wrestling background to quickly counter the move into an arm bar. Kurt Angle quickly transitions into a front face lock. CM Punk counters out of it into a front face lock of his own. CM Punk uses Kurt Angle’s arm as a lever to turn him over into a pin 1..Kurt gets the shoulder up and Punk goes right back to the front face lock. Kurt Angle counters into an arm wringer. Angle repeatedly tugs at the arm of Punk causing him immense pain. CM Punk gets up to one knee to try to lessen the pressure on the arm. CM Punk rolls through to counter the move and grabs Angle with an arm wringer of his own. Punk transitions into a hammerlock. Kurt Angle tries countering it with a back elbow but Punk moves his head just out of reach. Kurt Angle reaches back and snapmares Punk over. Punk turns around and Kurt takes him down with a single leg takedown. Kurt goes for a quick cover but Punk rolls over to his stomach. Kurt Angle locks Punk in a half nelson and turns him over into a cover 1…2..Punk gets the shoulder up. Angle forces Punk’s shoulders against the mat once more 1…2..Punk gets the shoulder up again and Kurt goes right back to the front face lock.

Kurt Angle continues to control CM Punk with the front face lock. Punk manages to get back up to one knee. Punk counters the hold by taking Kurt over with a fireman’s carry and goes for a quick pin 1…2.Kurt Angle kicks out. Both men up quickly, CM Punk moves in but Angle surprises him with a straight right to the side of the head stunning Punk. Angle follows it up with another right hand and a kick to the midsection and quickly tosses Punk out of the ring to the arena floor. Kurt Angle rests for a brief moment before going out to the arena floor and delivering a kick to the midsection of Punk and follows it up with a right hand. Kurt Angle grabs CM Punk by the head and slams him into the guardrail. Kurt Angle rolls back in the ring to break the referee’s ten count and quickly rolls back out. Kurt Angle delivers a clubbing blow to the back of Punk and follows it up with a second club to the back before tossing him back in the ring. Kurt Angle slides in the ring and pulls Punk back to his feet and takes him over with a release belly to belly. Kurt Angle goes for the cover, hooks the leg 1…2…Punk gets the shoulder up. Kurt Angle gets back to his feet and anxiously waits on Punk to get to his feet. Punk uses the ropes to get to his feet and Kurt Angle grabs him by the head and forces his head against the middle rope to cut off his air supply. 1…2…3…4…Kurt Angle releases it. Kurt Angle pulls Punk off the ropes takes him over with a vertical suplex. Angle floats over into a cover 1…2…Punk gets the shoulder up. Kurt Angle gets back to his feet and pulls Punk up by his hair. Kurt Angle holds Punk bent over slightly. Angle goes for the European uppercut but Punk blocks it, gets a hammerlock and nails Angle with the Pepsi twist. Goes for the cover, hooks the leg 1…2…Angle kicks out.

Punk gets back to his feet pulls Angle back to his feet but Angle rakes the eyes. Angle Irish goes to toss Punk over the top rope but Punk hangs on to the top rope. Angle goes to knock Punk off but Punk delivers a shoulder into the midsection. Punk drives his shoulder into Angle’s midsection a second time backing Angle away from the ropes. Punk springs off the ropes and knocks Angle down with a flying clothesline. Goes for the cover, hooks the leg 1…2…Angle gets the shoulder up. Punk pulls Angle up to his feet but quickly drops him with a huge knee lift. Punk delivers a kick to the back of Kurt Angle as he tries to get up. Punk clubs Angle in the neck and pulls him up the rest of the way. Punk knees Angle in the midsection and sets him up for a double Underhook. Punk tries lifting Angle up but Angle blocks it. Punk delivers a rapid series of knees to Angle temporarily stunning him. Punk manages to lift Angle up and drop him in the backbreaker. Goes for the cover 1…2…Angle kicks out keeping Smackdown alive! Punk waits on Angle to get back to his feet. Angle lays on the mat trying to recover. Punk finally gets tired of waiting and goes to pull Angle up but Angle surprises him with a small package 1…2…Punk kicks out! Both men up quickly and Punk goes for a clothesline but Angle ducks under it and nails Punk with a wicked German Suplex. Angle holds onto it and gets back to his feet and tries for another but Punk blocks it by putting his foot behind Kurt’s, standing switch, Punk tries for a German suplex but Angle quickly counters it with back elbows. Angle grabs Punk in a waist lock and takes him over with the German Suplex. Angle pulls him back to his feet and takes him over with a third German Suplex. Angle pulls him back to his feet and goes for a fourth German suplex but Punk rolls through it into a pin 1…2…Angle kicks out!

Both men slowly get back to their feet. Angle tries to punch Punk but Punk blocks it and responds by repeatedly slapping and chopping Angle backing him up against the turnbuckle. Punk finishes it up with a spinning Backfist and a roundhouse kick knocking Angle down in the corner. Punk all fired up and Angle is down in the corner trying to recover. Punk signals that it’s over and calls for the GTS. Punk pulls Angle up out of the corner. Punk lifts Angle up in a fireman’s carry and Angle slips out of it and drills Punk with the Angle Slam out of nowhere! Punk is out, Angle is down. The referee starts the 10 count 1…2…3…4…5…6…7…8…9…Angle finally covers Punk 1…2…Punk gets the shoulder up at 2 and 7/8ths. Angle gets back to his feet and pulls the straps down which usually means it’s over. Punk on his stomach trying to get back to his feet. Angle goes for the Ankle lock but Punk rolls away from him. Angle tries attacking him from behind but Punk catches him with a back kick to the gut temporarily stunning him. Punk springs off the ropes and drills Angle with a wicked tornado DDT. Punk goes for the cover, hooks the leg 1…2…Angle gets the shoulder up at 2 and 7/8ths! Punk can’t believe it. Both men continue to lay on the mat exhausted. Punk slowly reaches his feet first and waits on Angle to get up. Angle slowly gets back to his feet and Punk puts him in a fireman’s carry. Punk lifts Angle up and drops him onto his knee but Angle blocks it and locks in the Ankle Lock. Angle has him in the center of the ring. Punk tries to turn to his back and kick Angle away but Angle holds on to the ankle and rolls right back to the ankle lock. Punk tries rolling through the move but Angle holds on again and goes right back to the ankle lock. Punk very close to tapping out. Punk rolls through with it again and locks in the Anaconda Vice! Punk has it locked in tight. Angle trying to figure out how to get out of it. Angle shifts his body and stretches his foot to barely touch the bottom rope breaking the hold.

Both men are very exhausted after those two devastating submission holds. Punk pulling himself up using the ring ropes. Angle slowly gets back to one knee. Punk pulls himself up all the way as Angle gets all the way up. Angle and Punk can barely stand. Punk punches Angle desperately, Angle retaliates. Punk and Angle trade punches back and forth. Angle gets the better of it and locks Punk in a headlock. Punk pushes him off, Angle bounces off the ropes and knocks Punk down with a shoulder tackle. Angle bounces off the ropes and steps over Punk who jumps back to his feet as Angle bounces off the ropes, leapfrog by Punk, Angle bounces off the ropes again and Punk ducks and lifts him up in the fireman’s carry. Angle slips out of it and goes for the Angle Slam but Punk slips out of it and delivers an elbow to Angle’s neck. Angle staggers away holding his surgically repaired neck. Punk lifts him up in the fireman’s carry and nails Angle with the GTS! Punk falls on top of Angle for the cover 1…2…3! CM Punk has won the match. Raw wins the brand war!

The bell rings signaling the end of the match

Winner: CM Punk​

Jim Ross: Punk Wins! Punk Wins! Punk Wins!

Jerry Lawler: CM Punk has won the match for the Raw Brand. Smackdown is finished.

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

You can now vote for the Quintastic One vs Spiralshock encounter

 

[Echelon]

here is my match

VS

Terri Athens (c) vs Susan Duran

UWWA Title Match

Tale of the Tape

Terri

Height: 5’ 7

Weight: 145 lbs
Finisher: Black Diamond (RKO)

3 time UWWA Champion
1 time UWWA Tag Champion

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Susan

Height: 5’ 6

Weight: 180 lbs

Finisher: Demoralizer (Vertical Suplex powerbomb)

1 Time UWWA Intercontinental Champion
1 Time UWWA Tag Champion


The Story​

What history between these two women. Both women debuted around the same time, both looking to make an impact. Susan Duran, with her seemingly superhuman strength and ridiculous agility quickly propelled her though the ranks. Terri Athens, a master of manipulation and mind games, quickly capitalized on opportunity, relying on her skills and slyness to get her by. Throughout their careers within the UWWA, both of these women have been allies, partners, and even tag champions together. Susan was at Terri’s side when she won the belt, besting former champ Trish Stratus. Susan had Terri’s back during her feud with Chyna over the belt, and upon losing the belt in a Fatal Four way, Susan had been the difference maker in helping Terri regain the belt once more, intervening on Terri’s behalf. Powered by greed, Terri stood at the top of the mountain, a callus champion.

Susan managed to find her own success with singles gold by winning the Intercontinental Championship, after powering her way through the former champion Rebecca Knox. Susan was sure that her comrade would have her back during the title reign, but Terri showed her true colors when Susan was forced to defend the title against a vengeful and hateful Lilith. Susan managed to win the match after Lilith got herself DQ’ed but she was unable to stop Lilith from incapacitating her with a steel chair, as Lilith looked to do permanent damage to Susan. Terri attempted to intervene and stop Liltih, but instead she drew back and watched from the ramp as Lilith brutally beat Susan post match. The injuries that Susan sustained were so severe that she was forced to vacate the title. That was strike one for Susan.

The second strike came when Terri snapped after losing a non title match, and she blamed Susan for not having her back. Susan claimed that it strange that Terri assumed that she would be there for her when Terri had left her to be beaten at the hands of Lilith. Terri countered by saying that she could give a damn about Susan, she called Susan a servant, a dog chained to leash. Terri called Susan weak and that not capitalizing on all her advantages had made her weak. The argument caused a falling out between the two, but Terri predicted that Susan would be back. Terri soon had to put the title on the line against the toughest opponent that she had faced up to that point, Awesome Kong. Kong not only vowed to end Athens tyrannical reign as champion, but she vowed to take Athens out. The 260 lb behemoth made good on her word and dominated Terri during their match, but as Terri had predicted Susan returned, and used her unbelievable strength to take Kong out of the match with a Spear/ Demoralizer combo. Terri mended their relationship and the two were back as a team, wreaking havoc on the rest of the roster.

Their partnership proved to be short lived as Susan was soon entered into a tournament to determine the next contender for Terri’s title. Despite going into the tournament with lowered expectations and against Terri’s advisement, Susan won the tournament and title opportunity against Terri. The final straw for Susan came when Terri stated in an interview that Susan didn’t deserve a title shot against her. Terri admitted that her partnership with Susan had been a lie from the beginning, and that she honestly cared more about the title than their friendship.

At the contract signings before the match, Terri made an effort to try and get Susan to nullify her title contract by continuing to play mind games and berating Susan. Susan stated that she saw through the games and that she could she Terri for what she really was….. An egotistical, maniacal Bitch. Susan proceeded to put Terri through the debate table with a spinebuster, thus completing her face turn. Susan vowed to be the one to finally put Terri in her place and take her title. Susan stated in an interview that at the PPV, Terri will have nowhere to hide, and she won’t have anyone to cover for her. Susan stated that at the PPV, it’s just going to be her and Terri one on one.

The match​

Torrie Wilson: Welcome all you loyal fans to Madison Square Garden! We promised you an awesome PPV and what a night it has been… but the best is yet to come… Terri Athens verses Susan Duran in what should be the women’s match of the century.

The restless crowd stands in anticipation, as they await the start of the championship match. “Ladies and gentlemen” by Saliva plays of the loudspeaker, marking the entrance of the challenger Susan Duran. The crowd gives her a standing ovation, showing her that they are firmly supporting her quest to dethrone Terri Athens and put her in her place.

Announcer: Introducing first, from Dallas Texas, weighing 180 lbs, the challenger, Susan Duran!

Susan enters the arena with a smile on her face. She stops and poses on the ramp as she takes in the atmosphere of the arena. Susan makes her way down the ramp, shaking hands and waving to the fans, showing them that she deeply appreciates their support.

Torrie Wilson: Susan came here with one thought on her mind…. Retribution

Sable: Susan is easily one of the most physically imposing women’s wrestlers that I have ever seen… anywhere. The strength that this woman possesses is nothing short of freakish. But, she’s going to need more than brute force if she expects to beat Terri here.

Susan enters the ring, and waits for the arrival of her former partner and friend, the champion, Terri Athens. “Clouds over California” by Devildriver plays over the loudspeaker signaling the arrival of the champ. Terri enters the arena to a chorus of boos, but as always she shrugs off the hostile welcome and raises her title belt above her head in a taunting manner as shower of gold pyro explodes at her side.

Announcer: And introducing from London, England, weighing 145 lbs, she is the current UWWA Champion, Terri Athens!

Torrie: You’d have to wonder if it’s by sheer force of luck that Terri has been able to keep the title this long…

Sable: Well why couldn’t she Torrie? Terri seems to have a counter for everything, and she has shown that she can hit the Black Diamond from just about any position and from out of nowhere. Susan will have to be on her toes in this match if she expects to win.

Terri enters the ring and locks eyes with Susan, as the two women engage themselves in a staredown battle. The two women stand eye to eye with each other, as Terri throws insults at Susan and raises the title above her head in a taunting fashion. Susan cracks a half smile and turns her back, but thinks twice and immediately pivots around and clotheslines the smirk off Terri’s face. The referee takes the title into her custody, and then rings the bell to start the match.

Susan picks up Terri and drives her backwards against the turnbuckle forcefully. Susan starts to hammer away on Terri with heavy blows from her fists, as Terri struggles to cover up. Susan lifts Terri for a slam, but Terri slides off Susan’s shoulder and rams her face first into the turnbuckle. Terri starts to wail away on Susan in the corner. She begins to stomp her, driving her boot forcefully into Susan’s chest, causing her to slump against the bottom rope. Terri begins to choke Susan with her boot as the referee steps in to intervene with a 5 count. Terri willfully breaks the count at 4, but she ignores the referee’s presence as she bends Susan’s right arm around the middle rope as she tries to pull Susan’s arm out of socket. Terri breaks the count again but shows her tenacity by rolling out of the ring and dragging Susan to the middle of the canvas, where she positions Susan’s head just outside the bottom rope. Terri pays little attention to the referee’s count as she elbows Susan in the face before pivoting on her heel and kneeing Susan in the back of the head. Terri climbs onto the ring apron as she sizes up her opponent and former comrade before dropping a leg across Susan’s exposed chest. The impact of the blow causes Susan torso to slump out of the ring, as the rest of her falls on top of her. Terri gets back into the ring as she measures Susan on the outside. Susan rights herself but turns right into a baseball slide from Terri on the inside, which knocks the larger woman down again. Terri takes a chance by climbing to the top turnbuckle. Terri aims to do further damage to Susan on the outside, so she takes her time to pick her spot. Susan rights herself and turns around right before Terri flies off the top rope. Susan senses the danger and suddenly explodes, using her full power to knock Terri out of the air with a clothesline, earning a pop from the astonished crowd.

Torrie: Oh my Lord! What power from Susan! She just knocked Terri right out of the air!

Sable: I don’t care what anyone says, that was nothing but impressive.

Susan picks Terri up like a rag doll and slams her into the ring step, the force of the blow causing Terri to cry out in pain. Susan stops to take in the roaring crowd, who cheers in satisfaction as Susan grabs Terri and flings her back into the ring. Susan hammers away on Terri locks on a hammer lock. Terri reverses and twists Susan’s arm, trying to toque it out of place, but Susan shoves her off. The two trade arm locks before Susan gains the advantage trapping Terri in a headlock. Susan shoves Terri into the ropes, but using her wits, Terri takes out Susan’s leg with a low dropkick. Terri begins to target Susan’s leg, stomping away, trying to destroy the stronger woman’s vertical base. Susan manages to push her opponent away before she can do any permanent damage. Susan stands to face Terri, suddenly delivering a hard clothesline. Susan lifts Terri for a slam, but Terri counters into a facebreaker on the knee, which staggers her opponent. Terri fires away with haymakers, driving Susan backwards towards the ropes. Terri runs at Susan in an attempt to drive her over the top rope but Susan catches Terri in a military press, holding her above her head. Susan effortlessly, but firmly, tosses Terri over the top rope; her body smacking the floor below. Susan steadies herself on the ropes as she waits for Terri to regain her composure, before launching her body over the top rope and taking Terri out on the outside.

Torrie: what agility by Susan!! She’s as strong as an ox, yet she’s as nimble as a spider monkey

Susan rolls back into the ring as the referee begins to count, as Terri lay on her back on the outside. Terri gets to her feet right as the referee reaches the count of 8; she immediately slides back into the ring. Susan grabs Terri and yanks her up at the shoulders and throws her backwards into the turnbuckle Susan rams her shoulder into Terri’s gut like a battering ram. Susan attempts another suplex, but Terri counters and hits a Reverse DDT, driving Susan down on the back of her head. Susan shakes off the blow and sits right back up, Terri springboards off the middle rope and cracks Susan in the side of the head with kick, knocking her back down to the mat. Terri makes the first cover of the match

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But Susan kicks out with relative ease. Terri mounts Susan and wails away with aggressive rights and lefts, her temper rising. Terri continues to target the leg of Susan’s that she had worked on earlier. Terri applies a kneebar, as Susan struggles in agony. Susan manages to push Terri off of her, but Terri drags her over to the ropes, were she continues to work over her leg.

Sable: See now this is smart by Terri. Take out Susan’s leg and her vertical base. She’s not quite as powerful on one leg

Terri locks in a stretch muffler submission, torquing Susan’s leg at a ridiculous angle, using her shoulders and neck as leverage. Susan struggles against the pain, but she manages to use her uncanny upper body strength to drag herself, and her opponent, to the ropes. Susan manages to break the hold, but Terri keeps the hold locked in, finally breaking it after the referee’s count of 4. Terri locks in a headlock, but Susan tosses her into the ropes and nails a shoulderblock. Susan lifts Terri for a slam and plants her on her back. Susan places Terri in a sitting position, bounces off the ropes and delivers a low dropkick straight to Terri’s face. Susan attempts a cover

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But Terri kicks out rather quickly. Susan lifts Terri into a bearhug, trying to squeeze the life out of her opponent with her tremendous power. Terri wrenches in pain, trying to free herself. Terri reaches out with her free hand and begins to violently gouge the eyes of her opponent, freeing herself from the death grip. Terri kicks Susan in the leg in an attempt to bring the larger woman down but Susan shoves her away. Susan tries for a knockdown, but Terri ducks. Susan tries for a lariat, and gets momentum from the ropes, but Terri catches her with one of her picture perfect dropkicks. Terri kicks Susan in the head, and then targets her leg again. Susan fights Terri off of her, overpowering her and whipping her hard into the turnbuckle. With a notable limp in her step, Susan rushes to avalanche Terri, but eats her elbow instead. Terri cuts Susan’s momentum and hits an inverted neck breaker. Terri drops to the mat and begins to stalk her opponent with an evil look on her face.

Torrie: Look! Terri might be going for the Black Diamond early!

Sable: She’s crafty but has she worn Susan down enough to connect with it?

Terri grabs Susan to attempt her finisher, but Susan catches her and shoves her off. Susan grabs Terri by the throat, then military presses the smaller woman above her head. Susan holds Terri in limbo for a few moments, then transitions the move into a powerslam, driving Terri into the mat. Susan stands and plays off the crowd who cheer her on in approval. Susan clotheslines Terri down, then again. Susan grabs Terri and whips her into the ropes. Susan tries for a knockdown but Terri ducks. Terri tries for a knockdown of her own, but Susan catches her in mid air! Susan swings Terri onto her shoulder to attempt another power move, but Terri counters, slides off, and nails a DDT driving Susan into the canvas. Terri thinks twice about making a cover, and instead decides to take a chance and try a high risk move. Terri quickly springboards her body to the top turnbuckle and leaps off with a flying body press onto a staggering Susan. Terri holds Susan down for the pin attempt

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Susan grabs Terri from underneath her and kicks out with force, launching Terri’s body into the air. Susan tries to follow up but Terri takes out her knee, as Susan doubles over in pain, clutching her knee in agony. Terri locks on the stretch muffler for a second time, and again Susan shows her tenacity and begins to crawl towards the bottom rope. Terri cuts Susan off and drags her back to the middle of the ring and cinches the hold in deeper. Susan feigns tapping, digging down deep, drawing strength from the raging crowd that wills her on. Susan manages to roll out of the hold, and uses her momentum to hold Terri on her shoulders. Susan pins Terri using the strength in her upper body

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But Terri kicks out

Torrie: Gosh how close was that? Susan managed to counter into a pin despite being in so much pain

Sable: It shows that she’s ring smart, Torrie. And that she’s not just about brawn, that’s makes her dangerous in the ring and dangerous to pin down.

The two women slowly rise to their feet, with Susan struggling to stand after the vicious onslaught by Terri. Terri throws a haymaker that rocks Susan, but she delivers one right back. The two women trade blows back and forth with Terri getting the advantage. Terri tries to Irish whip Susan, but she gets overpowered. Susan attempts an overhead suplex on Terri, but she finds that she can’t complete the move when her leg gives out. Susan cries out in frustration as she quickly grabs Terri to try for the move again. Susan delivers the overhead suplex on one leg, but finds she can’t roll over fast enough to capitalize. Susan gets back to her feet, and knocks Terri down with a clothesline. She whips Terri hard into the turnbuckle. Susan lifts her arms above her head, signaling for the crowd to make some noise. Susan runs and tries for the avalanche in the corner, but Terri moves out of the way at the last second and Susan eats the turnbuckle hard, her head bouncing of the steel at the top of the turnbuckle. Terri takes advantage of a dazed Susan and quickly locks her arms around her waist. Terri takes Susan over with a German Suplex, but not satisfied, she keeps her hands locked and takes Susan over again with the German. And to everyone’s astonishment, Terri keeps her hands locked and delivers yet another German suplex, the third one in succession, to her larger opponent. As Susan lay incapacitated on the mat, Terri taunts the crowd, flexing her muscles and talking trash, never noticing Susan getting up behind her. Terri turns around and walks straight into a vicious spinebuster from Susan, which draws a huge pop from the crowd. Susan decides to take a chance and heads to the top turnbuckle, with a top rope shoulder block being on her mind. Ignoring the pain in her knee, Susan makes the leap of faith right as Terri recovers. Terri jumps to meet Susan in mid air, and brings her crashing to the canvas with the Black Diamond!

Torrie: A Black Diamond in mind air! A Black Diamond in mid air! Un – freaking - real!

Sable: Get a fat woman and tell her to sing! This match is over!

Terri covers Susan

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Susan kicks out at the last second, and Terri can’t believe it. Terri lifts Susan and tries for another Black Diamond, but Susan counters and nails a Side suplex. Susan begins to measure Terri for a spear, picks her spot and lungs towards Terri in the corner. Terri sees Susan coming out of the corner of her eye and sidesteps her at the last second, causing Susan to eat the ringpost hard. Terri grabs Susan’s body, and rolls her onto her shoulders with a schoolgirl. Terri pins Susan, but puts her feet on the ropes for leverage. The referee begins the count, but sees Terri’s feet on the rope and stops the count. Terri backs Susan into the corner and decides to do even more damage to Susan’s knee. Terri wraps the knee around the middle rope and torques it, causing Susan to cry out in pain. Susan swats Terri away and frees her leg. Terri rushes Susan in the corner and clotheslines her. Terri stands on the middle turnbuckle above Susan, and starts to pound away on her with right hands. Terri gets halfway through the 10 count when Susan suddenly reaches up and grabs her from below. Feeling a sudden burst of adrenaline overcome her, Susan explodes out of the corner and delivers a devastating running powerbomb on Terri out of the corner. With both women lying on the canvas, the referee begins the 10 count.

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Susan gets back to her feet first, and begins to pound away on Terri on the mat. Susan locks in a neck crank, putting pressure of Terri’s neck and shoulders. Terri fights her way to her feet, and elbows herself free. Terri clotheslines Susan, but the larger woman won’t go down. Terri bounces off the ropes to try for the move again, but Susan catches her an powerslams her to the mat with brutal force. Susan attempts one of her signature moves, the Olympic Slam, but Terri counters and locks in a sleeper hold, bringing Susan to the canvas. The referee began to check on Susan. She lifted Susan’s hand once, which fell back down to the canvas. The referee checked Susan’s arm for a second time, but again, the arm fell back to the canvas. The referee checked Susan’s arm for a third time, she lifted the arm up and let it fall. Susan’s arm almost touched the canvas, but she held it up, signaling that she still has some life left. Terri’s face went from having a triumphant look on it to a look of anxiousness as Susan began fighting to get back to her feet. Susan stood with Terri, fighting to find her vertical base. Susan manages to drive Terri backwards against the turnbuckle breaking her grip.

Sable: This woman is an absolute beast….now she’s carrying Terri on one leg

Torrie: despite everything that Terri has thrown at Susan in this match, Susan continues to find a way to battle through it

The two women trade counters as Terri tries to get her momentum back. Susan lifts Terri into a torture rack position, but Terri slides off. Terri attempts a short arm lariat, but Susan counters and completely overtakes her with a lariat of her own. Susan whips Terri into the ropes, and she fires back with a flying clothesline, which brings Susan to her knees. Terri bounces off the ropes to try for the move again, but Susan suddenly explodes upwards and takes her out with a huge spear! Susan goes for the cover

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But Terri kicks out. Susan shakes her head in disbelief. Susan pulls Terri to her feet, but Terri breaks her grip and begins to hammer away at Susan with one shot after the other. Susan counters and grabs Terri to attempt another Olympic Slam, but Terri counters. Terri tries for a neckbreaker, but Susan counters Terri back into position for the Olympic Slam. Susan lifts Terri off her feet and slams her on her back with force. Susan stands and signals for the Demoralizer at the delight of the crowd. Susan stalks Terri, kicks her in the gut, and lifts her above her head in a delayed Vertical Suplex. Susan drops Terri looking for the slam, but Terri somehow counters mid move and hits the Black Diamond!

Torrie: Another Black Diamond out of nowhere!

Sable: The Demoralizer countered into the Black Diamond… I never… this woman seems to be able to pull that move straight out of her ass at times

Terri covers Susan with a smirk on her face

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Susan kicks out yet again, and Terri is beside herself. She slams her fists into the mat, angered that despite her best efforts, she can’t seem to put her opponent away. Terri stands and begins to argue with the ref. Terri begins to badmouth the official about a slow count, and grabs the referee by her collar. Terri shoves the referee away, unaware that Susan has not only recovered, but is poised lying in wait behind her. Terri turns around right into another vicious spear by Susan. Susan jumps to her feet as she gets the crowd to rally behind her as she stalks Terri for the Demoralizer once more. Susan lifts Terri above her head, but this time she holds her there with one arm. Susan turns in a 360 degree circle before slamming Terri down to the canvas on her neck and shoulders. Susan hooks the leg as the referee makes the count

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Susan cries out in joy as the bell rings, declaring her the winner. Susan stands tall as the referee raises her hand in victory and awards her the title belt

Announcer: Here is your winner and the new UWWA Champion, Susan Duran!

Torrie: My God, she won, Susan won, after all that Terri has put her though, Susan as finally gained some retribution here tonight

Susan climbs to the top turnbuckle and poses to the crowd with her new title as she stares into the cold, icy glare of the seething former champion and her former friend

 

[Qwake]

^ Okay I really don't know what you are getting at here! If you are saying mine is bigger therefore not better then whatever you say, I just wrote what I had in me and for this match I really got into it and couldnt shorten it. Think what you like tbh, I don't care

 

[Qwake]

Okay both were pretty good matches but Quintastics matchwas a little hard to read but still good. Spirals was good, nice choice of wrestlers and I liked the match...Spiral shock is my vote

 

[Chuck Taylor's Grenade]

I guess we can vote for Echelon vs. Riggs now. In that case I vote for Echelon.

 

[TRI]

Spiral Shock was better. His match had flow, the other match was to hard to read and get into.

 

[DenninV2]

BACKGROUND

With Teddy Long's introduction of the "new talent initiative" to ECW has brought many new faces and talent to the brand. Paving the landscape for many bright stars that may one day become be the proverbial next big thing. None of the new talents have grown more succesful than a man named, "Classic" Colt Cabana. The indy wrestler has managed to make the transition to the big leagues rather easily. Already with a massive cult following from his years in such promotions ROH and PWG, Cabana has found himself loved even more in World Wrestling Entertainment. His in-ring ability, technical skill, and smoothness in the ring has already impressed the smart wrestling fan. But his comedic promos and wacky antics in the ring have made him a fan favorite instantly. It was hard to find anybody that didn't enjoy seeing Colt perform. Until now that is, Chavo Guerrero, has seen Colt Cabana as a mockery to this company and needs to be stopped before he makes a joke out of the business entirely. Chavo has made it his mission to what he calls "saving" ECW by trying to take out Cabana completely. These past weeks has seen Guerrero cost Colt to lose matches and even attacking him afterwards. Even going as far as sending his bodygaurd, Bam Neely after him. Despite his attempts, Colt Cabana refuses to lay down and quit. Instead he has done something Chavo Guerrero did not expect...fight back. The duo has have brawls in the backstage and in the ring. The ECW general manager has finally grown fed up about the whole situation as has prepared to end things between the rivals once and for all. Teddy Long has announced that at the next WWE pay per view, Summerslam, pitting the two against each other. Now with the blood between these two at the baddest it could possible get the stage has been set. The war is ready to be won but which side will ultimately prove the victor as ECW's newest sensation battles its self-appointed saviour.

THE MATCH

Chavo Guerrero v. "Classic" Colt Cabana

Both competitors circle each other as senior official, Scott Armstrong runs down the rules of the match to the two of them. Armstrong gets a understanding nod from each superstars and signals for the start of the match. The bell sounds signaling the start of this contest and off the block Chavo Guerrero begins to talk himself up to Colt Cabana. Guerrero already drawing heat to himself from this hostile as they start to boo him. Colt not amused motions for Chavo to wait a brief second as he starts digging in his trunks. Cabana then pulls out and throws a bright red streamer in the face of the mexican warrior that get massive applause from the crowd. Chavo Guerrero is not amused as he forcefuly kicks the party item out of the ring. Chavo sizes up the now smiling Colt as they go into a traditional front grapple. Each man begin jockying for position trying to gain some form of leverage over their opponent. Guerrero appears to be winning the battle as he forces Cabana up against the turnbuckle. Referee calls for a clean break between the superstars but Chavo Guerrero doesn't want to play fair as attempts a cheap sucker punch. But the crafty Colt Cabana manages to duck before any damage is down and Chavo finds himself in the corner. Looking over his shoulder to see Cabana taunting his advanced intelligence over Guerrero. Almost, seething at this point Chavo Guerrero storms out of the ring corner going right back into a grapple with Colt. Again a battle for power occures with Colt Cabana getting the better this time around able to force Chavo right back into the turnbuckle. The official wants another clean break and Cabana agrees. Guerrero holds his hands in the air as Colt backs away but the Windy City Warrior has more fun with ECW's so called savior and gives him a double high five for his troubles. These fans again laughing at Chavo Guerrero which only angers the warrior even more. Chavo seemingly fed up responds with a wicked slap to the face of Colt Cabana in a show of complete disrespect. Guerrero now on the assualt drives his boot into the mid-section of Cabana multiple times that drops Colt to his knee. Chavo Guerrero then drives his right fist across the top of the fan favorite numerous times. Guerrero forces Colt Cabana back to his feet shoving him against the ropes. And the ruthless Chavo wraps his hands around Colt's throat applying a illegal choke. Scott Armstrong gives the mexican brawler to four before he releases the hold not wanting to be disqualified. Chavo Guerrero then forces Cabana in a loose side headlock before raking his opponents eyes across the top rope. Given another five count, Chavo tosses Colt Cabana down to the ring. Cabana holds his eyes trying to recover but Guerrero refuses to let up as he stomps all over Colt. Chavo Guerrero then mounts Colt Cabana driving his forearm to the side of Cabana's head. Guerrero then takes side control making the first pin of the match but can barely manage a two count. Chavo continues his ruthless assault punishing Colt with more right hands. Chavo Guerrero will a handful of Colt Cabana's whips the man from Detroit into the ropes. Guerrero looks for a kitchen sink but Cabana seemingly out of no where manages to reverse it into a inside cradle and gets a near fall. Both men quickly back to a standing a vertical base but it's once again Chavo Guerrero's mean streak prevailing once more. As Chavo beats Colt to it and catches him a uppercut. Guerrero continues the punishment with another uppercut that forces Cabana into the corner. He then climbs up to the second middle rope driving his fist even more into the skull of the Second City Saint. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...but Colt Cabana shoves Chavo Guerrero down to the mat. Guerrero's back hits the ring hard but he is able to recover rather quickly catching a charging Colt with a sudden dropkick. Quickly then performs a cover which only garnishes yet another two count as Cabana refuses to quit early in this match.

Chavo then measures up the fallen Colt Cabana before driving his knee into the middle of Colt's back. Guerrero continues with this attack as he puts his knee into the spine of Cabana a few more times. Chavo Guerrero keeping his knee now right in the back of his opponent, clutching his hands under Colt Cabana's chin then begins to wrench back. Applying almost a modified camal clutch at this point, Colt showing the pain on his paint. As referee Scott Armstrong gets into position asking Cabana if he wants to give it up. Yet the loved superstar refuses to quit despite Chavo not looking to break the hold. Guerrero frustrated breaks the submission and begins to deliver crossfaces to each side of Colt Cabana's face. The thrid generation mexican wrestler gets up off Colt but not before he punishes him even more with boots to the back of the head. Chavo Guerrero then picks Cabana up off the ring and performs a quick snap suplex. Chavo floats over for a pinfall but Colt Cabana refuses to lay down and kicks out after a close two count. Guerrero drags Colt close to the side of the ring as Chavo steps through the middle ropes and stands on the ring apron. He then floats over the top rope in attempts for a hilo but Chavo Guerrero's back catches both knees of Cabana! Colt shows signs of life as Guerrero clutches his back as squirms around the ring. The windy city warrior gets to both his feet delivering a clothesline to Chavo who just barely got to a vertical base. Colt Cabana looking to finally make some offense takes Guerrero by the arms and whips him across the ring. The mexican warrior's back still in pain from earlier smashes against the turnbuckle pads with immense force. Chavo Guerrero stumbles out of the corner but walks into a huge bionic elbow that sends Guerrero stumbling right back into the corner. Cabana taking a few steps back before charging and connecting with a flying shoulder tackle into the gut of Chavo. Colt then locks Chavo Guerrero in a doulbe underhook before taking him over with a suplex. Colt Cabana can finally make a pin for himself yet he can too can also only manage a two. Cabana not wanting to loose any momentum stays on the offensive as Colt goes off the ropes himself connecting a dropkick right to the temple of Chavo. Now rolling Guerrero on his back hooking his leg for yet another pinning attempt but can still only manage another two. Colt Cabana pulls Chavo Guerrero up and whips him into the far ropes. Cabana then tosses Chavo high in the air but Guerrero catches Colt as he comes down looking for a hurricarana except Colt Cabana manages to put the brakes on Chavo Guerrero. Chavo shakes his head in sheer terror as Colt has him caught in a powerbomb position. Cabana flips Guerrero up out of it and into a fireman carry position and connects with a samoan drop! The second city saint lays cross the mexican warrior as the referee counts the pin but only gets a close two count as Chavo Guerrero shoots his arm off the mat. Colt Cabana seems stunned that but can not let that phase him at this point of the match. Cabana takes Chavo up in a vertical base placing him in a suplex yet picks him up and places him on the top turnbuckle pad. Colt weakens Guerrero with a few chops to the chest before following up to the top turnbuckle himself. Colt Cabana is attempting a supersplex but Chavo Guerrero is putting up a fight. Catching Cabana with fist to the gut before managing to shove Colt off but he lands outside on the ring apron. Chavo tries to regain himself but Colt Cabana runs across the apron connecting with a yakuza kick into the ribs of Guerrero. The warrior teeters before collapsing to the arena floor down below. Cabana then scales the turnbuckle himself perched on the very top. Before Chavo coult even recover he looks up seeing Colt performing a diving moonsault that connects with Guerrero! The crowd explodes out of their seats in response starting a "Holy Shit!" chant for the occasion.

Colt Cabana on both knees clutching his stomach in pain after his daredevil move. Scott Armstrong forced to begin a ten count on both men in the mean time. Colt catches the still fallen Chavo Guerrero with a few right hands before attempting to get back up. Cabana uses the apron of the ring to pull himself and roll into the ring breaking the count briefly. But Colt Cabana goes right back outside the ring punishing Chavo with forearm blows. Cabana then bounces the head of Guerrero off the ring apron. A dazzed Chavo Guerrero staggers around for a few moments but has no time to recover as Colt again sends him face first into the ring apron. Once again the second city saints rolls into the ring to stop the ten count at around seven. Colt Cabana taking the arm of Chavo whips him right into the barricade. Colt with a head of steam charges Guerrero attemping the flying apple but at the last split second, the mexican warrior is able to move out of the way. And Cabana's back hits the barricade with a sickening thud that echoes through the stadium. A swaggering Colt Cabana is caught by Chavo Guerrero who lifts him high in the air and slams him sternum first on the protective barricade. Cabana is hung out to dry on that barricade as Guerrero sees oppurtunity. Chavo climbs up on the ring apron himself but only remains there for a brief moment before leaping off and connects with a hilo to Colt Cabana's back! Cabana sandwitched between Chavo Guerrero and the barricade slowly topples back over to the arena floor. Guerrero rather gingerly re-enters the ring as the senior offical has no choice but to start counting out Colt. Cabana clenches his sternum gasping for air as the referee continues his count. 1, 2, 3...Colt Cabana on his knees forced to use only one hand crawls along the arena floor trying to get back to the ring. A very livid Chavo irrate to see Colt moving demands the Scot Armstrong count faster worried that Cabana may reach the ring. The windy city warrior proves to be living up to his nickname managing to reach the ring apron pulling on the skirt to try and regain balance...5, 6, 7. Chavo Guerrero can't believe what he is witnessing as Colt Cabana with both hands wrapped around the bottom rope lifts himself up the arena floor. To the shock and horror of Guerrero as Colt is able to roll his broken body under the ring rope stopping the ref's count at 9. Chavo paces back and forth ripping his own hair out seething with anger thinking he was done with Cabana for good. Chavo Guerrero goes in for the kill forcing Colt Cabana up on a vertical base pounding away with right hands to Colt's jaw. Cabana drops to a knee seemingly out on his feet at this very moment and Chavo can almost smell victory. Guerrero with a handful of hair yanks Colt Cabana to the middle of the ring setting him up for what appears to be the Gory Bomb. Chavo Guerrero lifts Cabana up in the air trying to lock him in but Colt fights and squirms wildly in a attempt to free himself. And the second city saint is able to slip out the back door landing behind Chavo. Colt Cabana spins Guerrero around throwing the mexican warrior over his shoulder and drops Chavo Guerrero's neck on top of his knee. Chavo clutches the back of his head, kicking his legs in pain as Colt makes the pin. The fans count along all releasing a loud sigh as Guerrero manages to kick out at a close two count. Cabana screams "Colt .45" to the fans pleasure as it is the new ECW sensation is the one teetering on the edge of victory. Colt Cabana pounds the back of Chavo Guerrero with his forearm a few times before underhooking Guerrero's arms. Cabana tries to lift up Chavo but Guerrero moves his feet back and forth forcing Colt to put him back down. And the warrior is able to spin free and placing Colt Cabana in a suplex. Chavo Guerrero takes Cabana up in the air dropping him head first with a devastating brainbuster. Crowd has to almost look away as Guerrero makes what could be the winning pin attempt. But Colt refuses to lay down throwing his arm up off the mat merely seconds before the three. Fans react in a thunderous uproar trying to will Cabana back into the match.

Chavo Guerrero pounds the mat is pure frustration unable to figure out what needs to be done to put Colt Cabana down for good. Chavo whips Cabana into his ropes and Guerrero catches Colt as he comes off with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. But the mexican warrior keeps holds of the windy city warrior lifting him up and delivering another backbreaker. Chavo Guerrero refuses though to go for a pin but instead looks to humiliate Colt Cabana instead. Chavo goes deep into his bag of tricks as he locks Cabana into his family's trademark submission, the Gory Special. Guerrero bends and contorts Colt's body is a sadistic fashion. Referee pleads to Colt Cabana to give it up but he refuses which only forces Chavo to apply even more pressure to the violent hold. Cabana appears to be fading slowly yet the fans will not let him. They hoot and scream in support for Colt to some how to fight through it. Amazingly the second city saint shows a sudden burst of life, Colt Cabana able to free a arm begind pounding the sign of Chavo Guerrero's head with his elbow. Guerrero can feel his grip slipping as Colt manages to escape the brink of defeat. Cabana wraps his arms around Chavo's waist then snaps off a release german suplex. Chavo Guerrero hits the mat with such force he is able to roll back up to his feet before stumbling into the corner. But Chavo has no time to recover as Cabana running off pure adrenaline charges and connects with two flying knees into in his chest. Guerrero out on his feet slowly walks out of the corner clutching his chest. Colt then lifts Chavo up in a bearhug trying to get the third generation wrestler in a ddt like manuever looking to connect with the Cabanarama. Chavo Guerrero gaining some wind now pounds the ribs of Colt Cabana with straight right fist trying to break free. Cabana has no choice but to drop Chavo back on his feet. Guerrero taking hold of Colt whips him in all the way across the ring into the opposite corner. Chavo Guerrero charges gaining momentum but catches a big boot to the face for all his troubles. Chavo clutches his jaw but refuses to give up on the attack going right back after Colt Cabana. Leaping in the air for a attempted monkey flip but Cabana manages to catch them. Colt spins Guerrero around placing him on the top rope and delivering a hard chop to the chest that stuns the mexican warrior. The windy city warrior grabs hold of Chavo Guerrero's neck before slowly pulling him off the turnbuckle. Letting his feet barely dangle on the corner before dropping Guerrero with a devastating rope hung cutter. Chavo's body appears to go limp as soon as he hits the mat, appearing almost lifeless. Colt Cabana does his best to drag all of Chavo Guerrero's dead weight to the middle of the ring. Struggling to turn him over and makes the pin even managing to hook the leg. The people count along but are upset as Chavo against all odds kicks out barely before three. Scott Armstrong shows a stunned Colt how close he truly came to become victorous. Cabana has no other choice but attempt yet another Colt .45 to Guerrero. The exhausted Colt Cabana can barely lift whats left of Chavo Guerrero up but manages to hook both his arms. Colt this time is able to lift Guerrero up on his shoulder but can't perform his finisher just yet. What would once consider to be the corpse of Guerrero gains some life as he manages to roll off Cabana's shoulder and even performing a arm drag on his way down. Both men quickly get back to their feet looking to put some offense on the other. Each with the same idea in mind crash in mid-air as they both looked to connect with a crossbody. They collapse in the middle of the ring the wind forced out of them. Senior official Scott Armstrong begins the ten count on both men.

As the count begins both Chavo and Colt look utterly exhausted. Each suffering massive amounts of damage as this war rages on. Gasping for air as the referee's count reaches 4, both men understand whoever can reach their feet will come out the victor. Cabana is able to get to his knees while Guerrero is seen pulling himself up with the ring ropes. As the count reaches 7, Chavo Guerrero has managed to make it back to his feet. Colt Cabana is stand shortly after but has no time to take action as Chavo put his boot in his mid-section. Guerrero then snaps of a suplex but doesn't let go instead he rotates his hips and delivers another snap suplex. Everyone in the arena knowing what's next as the mexican warrior snaps off the third suplex completing the Three Amigos. Chavo Guerrero slowly walks over to the turnbuckle and begins his ascention. Guerrero standing tall on the top turnbuckle appears to be on the edge of victory. Chavo leaps off looking for the frog splash but as the last second Colt Cabana moves out of the way. Chavo Guerrero stops himself from crashing and burning, able to roll through before hitting the mat. Guerrero looks to recover quickly and spins back around to go back after Cabana. But to his horror Colt has beat him to the punch and takes off Chavo's head with a massive lariat that turns him inside out. Colt Cabana can only drap a arm over Chavo Guerrero's chest making the pin. The fans counting along as the referee makes the count, 1...2...3!

YOUR WINNER OF THE MATCH, COLT CABANA!

A broken and battered Cabana rolls over on his back wide eyes and grinning. Scott Armstrong raises his arm in victory as the fans applaud and cheer their beloved newcomer. Colt exhausted slides out under the ring ropes staggering over to the fans who swarm him with hugs and praises. Colt Cabana slaps hands with the fans as slowly makes his exit. Crowd on their feet still in appreciation of his victory. But as Colt Cabana steps through the black curtain all the attention is then turned back on Chavo Guerrero. Chavo on both knees and hung held low is obviously disappointed with himself and the outcome. Surprisingly no one sits back in their seat instead they appraise Guerrero with the sound of applause. Chavo Guerrero looks up and is rather shocked and taken back by the sight. Guerrero leaves the ring and is bewildered still as fans thank him for the amazing match he put on and even slapping his back in appreciation. Chavo reaching the top of the entrance ramp turns around to see the people still haven't sat down and continue to cheer. In what could be considered a break of character, Guerrero thanks the fans with a bow to them. The performs a classic "Eddie Shake" much to the fans delight. Chavo leaves the arena understading he may have just help put on what may become the match of the year.​

 

[DenninV2]

^Well there's my attempt in the upset. Good luck CMS.