Global Wrestling Federation

[Qwake]

Jeff Hardy Vs MVP - Most people push Jeff Hardy and he seems like the type of guy to win a no DQ match so I think he's got this one in the bag. Should be a good match.

Chris Sabin Vs Alex Shelley - Although I want Alex Shelley to win I have a feeling Chris Sabin will, Shelley is very underrated. Again this should be a good match, the chemistry between these to in the ring is great so I have high hopes for this match.

Londrick Vs John Morrison and the Miz - I think Morrison will end up pinning London thus making Kendrick look better and he will become "the" Brian Kendrick and get a push. I think Miz and Morrison were they tag team you were thinking of putting in a stable when you asked so I think they'll be pushed.

Gauntlet - Not much to it, Shawn Michaels and Randy Orton last two men in the ring, they battle it out and the Heartbreak Kid gets the win imo. Should be good though and I'm interested to see where the other competitors get.

Looks good, I'll try and find time to check it out.

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

The screen is pitch black, as Shawn Michaels begins to speak.

Shawn Michaels: “Glory.”

Chris Jericho: “Glory.”

Mr. Ken Kennedy: “Glory is why I’m in the game.”

Brock Lesnar: “Why I am the game.”

The Undertaker: “But we all must rise to achieve.”

Cody Rhodes: “I must jump on the road to reach my destiny.”

Randy Orton: “I traveled the road to achieve my destiny.”

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “I will trample anyone in front of me to achieve what is rightfully mine.”

Jeff Hardy: “What I’ve worked for.”

John Morrison: “What I have earned.”

CM Punk: “What was taken from me.”

James Storm: “The gold!”

Montel Vontavious Porter: “The lime light.”

Chris Sabin: “The glory.”

Evan Bourne: “The chance at glory, all I have to do is travel the road.”

Gregory Helms: “No more stopping.”

The Big Show: “No more sidetracking, just one goal.”

Alex Shelley: “One winner.”

Carlito: “One night!”

Shawn Michaels: “One road…”

The voices fade, as we go back to the pitch black screen.

Narrator: “And now… Global Wrestling Federation presents to you.. “Road To Glory”!

PYRO!
PYRO!
PYRO!


The camera flies around Madison Square Garden as it is jam packed with not just a sold out crowd, but a sold out crowd consisting of fans from all over the world. We go down to an announcers table ringside where we are introduced to Global Wrestling Federation by Jim Ross, and John Bradshaw Layfield.

Jim Ross: “Ladies, and gentlemen welcome to Global Wrestling Federation!”

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Actually, welcome to “Road to Glory” presented by Global Wrestling Federation.”

Jim Ross: “How ever you word it JBL, tonight is the debut of Global Wrestling Federation, and, excuse my French, Damn I am glad to say that! I’m Jim Ross, and next to me, my partner John Bradshaw Layfield.”

John Bradshaw Layfield: “The Wrestling God to you J.R., and boy what a night we have in store for you guys.”

Jim Ross: “Without a doubt us here at G.W.F. promise a huge debut show.”

JBL: “Speaking of huge, tonight in our main event it’s the twenty man over the top rope “Road To Glory” Battle Royal with the winner being crowned the first ever G.W.F. Champion, by G.W.F. owner, and general manager Michael Adams.”

JR: “That’s our main event for the evening, but even our other scheduled events will blow us away.”

JBL: “After looking at our card, I must agree with you J.R.”

Jim Ross: “Well lets not hesitate to jump into the action, as we have our first match underway here at Madison Square Garden, live from New York, New York. Yes, well anyways here we have our first match up of the night. A grudge match, that has been doing on for quite some time.”

JBL: “Montel Vontavious Porter, and Jeff Hardy.”

Jim Ross: “These two borderline do not like each other, and with our no holds barred stipulation being added to the match, I’m not sure if either one of them can even make it out to the Rumble match later on tonight.”

“No More Words” cuts off the announcers as Jeff Hardy comes out with his usual theatrics. He doesn’t ignite his pyro, but starts down the ramp. He slides into the ring, and hops onto the turnbuckle. He points to the crowd, as the camera pans awkwardly, around him. Jeff hops off, and stretches at a corner, while he awaits his opponent.

JBL: “Oh man I’m all against Jeff Hardy, and his put your body on the line antics, but I have to say this can’t be good for MVP tonight.”

“I’m Coming” hit’s the speakers, as the crowd gives a mixed ovation. MVP jumps out of the curtain, and slams the floor causing the pyro to erupt. He takes in the ovation, and nods his head in approval. He walks down the aisle, sneering at the fans whom try to tag him. He makes it down to the ring, where he runs in place, and stretches. Montel Vontavious Porter slides into the ring, and under the bottom rope.

The bell sounds, as Jeff Hardy awaits in his corner, staring at his opponent. Montel stares across the ring, and back at his opponent for the night. The two get a move on, by jumping around the ring, waiting to move in. The two slowly, and cautiously move in on each other, and begin their war of the night. Montel makes a miscalculation as he steps in, and Jeff locks Montel Vontavious Porter in a side headlock. Motel shows how technical he is in the ring, and locks Jeff into a overhook hold, as he applies pressure. He hit’s a suplex variant on Jeff, but doesn’t let go. Montel gets back up, still holding onto Jeff. Jeff winds his arm forward, and swings back for an elbow, hitting his target’s forehead. MVP steps away holding his head, as Jeff runs to the ropes. MVP looks towards Jeff who is running at him full throttle. Jeff downs Porter with a shoulder, and teases MVP. Jeff runs to the opposite ropes as before, and bounces away. He jumps over Porter who is on his knees, and palms, and rebounds off the ropes across the ring. He returns, and MVP some how turns the tables, by tossing Jeff through the ropes, and outside to the mat. MVP walks over to the ropes, and reaches out for Jeff, but Jeff hits him with a forehead to the head, and pulls him out of the ring. MVP lands on his back, and Jeff Hardy stomps on Porter ruthlessly. Porter crawls away, as Jeff Hardy tells Porter to get up. Jeff grabs Porter by the neck, and whips him into the steel steps. The steel steps fall apart, as Jeff Hardy pursues Montel Vontavious Porter.

Porter is getting to his feet slowly, as he begs for the match to be ended. Jeff Hardy looks at the referee questioning this, as MVP takes advantage, and reveals he was playing possum. Montel hits Jeff Hardy with a kick to the mid section, and locks up with Hardy using the front face lock maneuver. MVP picks Hardy up, and drops him onto his mid section on the security barrier. MVP places his arms on his hips, and breathes heavily. He grabs Hardy by the hair, whom is still elevated on the security barrier. Montel hits Hardy with a European uppercut, but keeps a hold on Hardy. MVP hooks his leg around Hardy’s neck, and his intentions become clear. He sets up for a modified Playmaker, but Hardy hits MVP in the back with some forearms. Jeff leans backwards, and hit’s a stiff right arm to the midsection of MVP. Hardy grabs MVP by the head, and slams it onto the security barrier in between the two adversaries. Jeff takes a breather as the fans tap him in the back. Montel, out of desperation, rakes Jeff in the eyes, and backpedals away from Jeff. Jeff Hardy mounts the security barrier, and the crowd cheers supporting his every move. Jeff Hardy dives off the barrier, and hits Montel with a flying forearm to the head. The two spill to the ground as the crowd chants “Hardy”. Jeff Hardy crawls back towards his feet, and uses the apron for balance. He picks up Montel, and rolls him into the ring. Jeff rolls in after him, and covers Montel Vontavious Porter. 1.….2...

Montel kicks out of the cover. Hardy sits up, and gets up to his feet. He bends down taking a breather, as MVP attempts to rise in front of Jeff. Jeff Hardy grabs Montel by the arms, and lifts him to his feet. Jeff Hardy tosses Montel face first into the top turnbuckle. Jeff Hardy keeps a grasp of Montel’s head, and slams it a second time into the top turnbuckle. Montel bounces back, and takes a few steps backwards, while facing the other way. Jeff Hardy turns around, and rushes Montel to bring him down with a face buster. Jeff Hardy rolls over Porter once again, and covers him with MVP’s leg under the rope, but that is not a factor as its no disqualification. 1.… Montel kicks out. Jeff Hardy sits up, as the crowd chants “TLC” causing Hardy to realize the advantage he has here. Jeff Hardy doesn’t get up, but instead rolls outside, and is in front of the announcer table. He lifts the apron, and digs under the ring. Jeff Hardy pulls out a steel chair already folded from under the ring, and he stares at his weapon mesmerized. He slides the chair into the ring, and across the canvas, as he follows. Jeff Hardy picks up the steel chair, as MVP is barely up to his two feet while grasping the second rope to stay up. Hardy lifts the chair over Montel’s head, and is about to take Porter out until Porter saves himself with a kick below the belt.

Montel follows up by grabbing Hardy’s head, and kneeing him in the face. MVP stomps repeatedly on Jeff, as the referee watches hopelessly. Montel Vontavious Porter begins to bad mouth Jeff Hardy as he grabs his opponent by the hair. MVP whips Jeff Hardy to the ropes, as Jeff does accordingly. Jeff Hardy rebounds off, and is took down by a clothesline. Jeff’s head snaps back as the crowd boos. Montel sees the crowds reaction, and climbs the nearest turnbuckle. He mimics his adversaries antics by disrespectfully doing the guns hand gesture. MVP hops down to see Hardy using the ropes to get to his feet. MVP runs toward Hardy and kicks out Jeff’s legs. Jeff Hardy falls back, and is now lying down with his head at the level of the second rope. MVP stomps on Jeff’s face, as Jeff silently takes the stomps to the facial area. MVP calls Jeff Hardy a weakling, as he picks Hardy up by the head, and places his head in a guillotine position on the second rope. Montel Vontavious Porter draws the fans heat, as he prepares to push Hardy to the limit. Porter grabs the second rope, and applies his knee to the back of Hardy as he pulls the rope back. Strangling the helpless Jeff Hardy gruesomely. The crowds boos grow much louder, as Porter doesn’t let out on Hardy, and instead tightens his grip around the rope. Jeff attempts to gasp for air, but the rope is just to painful, as his face shows the pain. Montel yells to Jeff Hardy demanding he quit, but Hardy cant respond to Porter. Montel tells Hardy to have it his way as he continues wrenching the rope. The referee pleads Montel stops, but Montel curses the innocent referee. Montel is now frustrated at his failure at winning the match, and lets go of the rope, and takes his knee off Hardy.

Hardy stays on the second rope with his arms dangling outside of the ring. Montel scans the canvas, as he sees the unused chair from earlier. He picks it up, and starts back towards the motionless Jeff Hardy. The referee slides over to Jeff Hardy and checks on him telling Montel to wait a second. The referee tries his best to stall MVP, and revive Jeff but the attempts are futile. Montel tells the referee to move, as the referee does so. Montel picks the chair up over “The Charismatic Enigma” who is on his palms, and knees. He brings down the chair on Hardy’s back as the crowd roars with hatred for “The Playmaker”. Montel adjusts the chair so that the back board piece is facing downward. He aims the chair at Jeff’s neck, and lifts the chair. Jeff is facing down not knowing of the danger to come, but Montel has a change of heart, and instead drops the chair. He grabs Jeff Hardy and drags him toward the nearest corner, and lays Hardy on the bottom turnbuckle. Montel goes back, and grabs the chair. He places the chair on Hardy’s face. Montel puts up the 305, and taunts Hardy. He goes over to the corner to the left of Hardy’s. Montel stomps on the canvas, and points towards the camera before running toward Jeff Hardy for the Drive By Kick. Jeff Hardy miraculously has the chair in hand, and sees the oncoming Montel. He nails Montel’s other foot, the one which was stationary on the mat. He takes out Montel’s foot painfully, as the crowd cheers. An instant replay is shown, showing Hardy leaning forward, and taking out Montel’s foot with a swing of the chair’s end.

We go back to the ring, where Montel is shouting in pain, and calling Jeff names in which cannot be typed here. Montel nurses his ankle, as Jeff Hardy breathes heavily nursing his own neck, obviously feeling the pain from earlier. Jeff Hardy stays down for at least a half minute massaging his neck. Jeff Hardy gets back to his feet as business is just beginning to pick up. Jeff Hardy is up as MVP is in the corner facing towards the crowd, and holding his knee. Jeff Hardy locks around MVP’s head, and brings him over to the center of the ring. Jeff hits MVP in the back with a forearm. Montel takes note of the no disqualification stipulation, and he yanks on Hardy’s purple dyed hair. He pulls Hardy’s head backwards, and uses this edge to spin out of the hold he was placed in by Jeff. He measures Jeff from a few steps away, and rushes Jeff. Jeff counters it into an arm drag, taking down Porter. Montel Vontavious Porter bounces back up, and rushes Jeff to get arm dragged back towards the canvas. Jim Ross makes a comment about channeling Ricky Steamboat, as Jeff continues the trend with Porter, and follows up with a third arm drag. He keeps his knee applied to the arm joint of Montel. Jeff Hardy continues doing a maneuver that seems as if he is pushing his arm outside of his socket. Jeff applies pressure from the looks of things, as MVP pleads for him to stop. Jeff looks for redemption as he continues the hold, and the referee asks MVP whether he is calling it quits or not. Jeff stands up, and brings Montel painfully with him. Montel attempts turning over out of what now is an arm bar, but instead Jeff reads his steps like a telegram, and adjusts so that his opponent mustn’t have his way. Jeff Hardy looks at Montel ferociously. Montel grabs the closest rope, and uses it to pull himself towards the corner. Montel yells “Corner! Corner!” as if there are normal rules, but Montel turns his back into the corner, giving Hardy no chance to keep the arm bar.

Jeff is now face to face with Montel, as Montel jabs Jeff in the jaw. Montel calls Jeff a punk, and shoves him rolling away. Montel Vontavious Porter breathes heavily, as a group of fans in the front row calls him a coward. Montel notices the fans and demands they shut up. Before Montel notices what else is going on, he is greeted with a gut wrenching kick to the midsection from a running Jeff Hardy. Jeff Hardy backs up, and looks for the high kick in the corner, or the other half to Poetry In Motion. He runs towards MVP, but Montel pulls the trigger much earlier, by dipping low, and dropping Jeff on his back by pulling out his leg. Jeff’s back eats the canvas as Montel turns over on Hardy’s right leg for the figure four leg lock. Jeff capitalizes on Montel’s turning, and kicks him shoulder first into the corner. Montel’s shoulder hit’s the post gruesomely. MVP cries wolf again, as he calls a shoulder injury bluff from his awkward position. Jeff yells at MVP responding for the referee by saying “maybe this will make it better”. This initiates Jeff Hardy climbing outside to the apron, and grabbing MVP’s arm. He slaps the post with MVP’s forearm, as the crowds cheers is mixed with MVP’s agonizing pain. Jeff Hardy repeats the process a number of times, as the crowd counts each time by the fourth time Hardy does so. The crowd only makes it to number two though, when Jeff walks more into the corner, and is now standing on the steel steps fitted into the post. He grabs Montel’s two arms this time, and is about to pull back to smash Porters face in, when Montel pulls an unsuspecting “Rainbow Haired Warrior” into the turnbuckle.

Jeff bounces off the step, as his lip is busted open. Jeff Hardy spills to the side, and off the steel steps, and into the left. Hardy holds his mouth in pain, as he stays at the same position for quite awhile. Montel Vontavious Porter also rests, getting prepared for the onslaught to come. Porter tapes his forearm more firmly. Jeff Hardy is up once more, and now that he has tasted his own blood tonight, he will be searching for “The Highest Paid Wrestler In GWF”s. Jeff climbs the apron swiftly, as Porter looks to take him out. Instead, Jeff moves his head, and thrusts Porters arm onto the top rope. Montel holds his arm in pain, but is consumed by the anger he has, as he rushes Jeff not thinking of the repercussions. Jeff Hardy grabs MVP by the head, and pulls him out to the mat. Hardy lands on his feet, even though he nearly flipped backwards in the process. Montel landed on his face, and ate the apron causing him to lower to one knee. Jeff Hardy slams Montel’s head into the apron, as MVP falls backwards. Jeff Hardy picks up Montel, and rolls him into the ring, going in right after him. Jeff stays on the turnbuckle hawking Montel like a vulture, as Montel used the momentum from the rolling in, and is barely to his feet. Jeff Hardy leaps onto the top rope, as soon as Montel is on his feet completely. Jeff Hardy goes into a springboard leg drop, and hits Montel with the aerial assault. Montel falls back to the matt, and Hardy lands with his arm across MVP.

1.…2.… Porter gets his arm up! The crowd boos intensely, as Jeff stares at the referee, clearly aggravated. MVP is leaning upwards, as Jeff Hardy gets up, and grabs Montel’s legs. He opens them, and jumps in the air, and hits Montel with a Lightening Rod leg drop to the groin. Montel rolls over so that his head is buried into the mat. Jeff Hardy is quick to be back on his feet, as he picks up Montel by the shirt. Jeff Hardy kicks Montel in the stomach, and is about to continue an attack, but Montel out of no where hits Jeff with a poke to the eye. Montel breaks from Jeff Hardy, and runs to the closest ropes. He bounces off, and is about to take Jeff’s head off with a Drive By Kick, but Jeff sees it coming, and catches Montel’s boot. MVP stares at Hardy stunned at the change of events, and instead Jeff thrusts Porters leg down, and Montel Vontavious Porter nearly loses his balance, but Jeff Hardy swings his leg back, and kicks Porter in the gut. Porter bends down in pain, as Jeff Hardy locks in with Porter for the Twist of Fate! The crowd is growing louder, and Jeff Hardy makes the turn about to deliver the stunner. Montel uses all of his will power to push Hardy off, and Hardy goes running into the corner. Montel stays in the same position ready to rush for a clothesline as soon as Jeff nails the corner. Jeff Hardy does the unexpected as he some how finds the ability to leap onto the second turnbuckle, and maneuvering onto the top rope, as he leaps off for the Whisper In The Wind! Jeff Hardy hits MVP perfectly, as the crowd chants “Hardy”. Jeff Hardy pushes himself up, and attempts to make a cover upon Montel, but Jeff just doesn’t have any energy to manifest into getting those feet he needs in. Jeff reaches hopelessly, as MVP is being checked by the referee.

Jeff Hardy is now losing all strength in his body as he lies motionless on the mat. The referee is forced to make a count. 1...2.….3.…4.….5.….6.…..7.….8.. Jeff Hardy sits up, and shakes his head. He grabs the nearest rope, and uses it to rise. Montel Vontavious Porter is also using the turnbuckles to get up. Jeff Hardy is managing his own feet while MVP stares at him dazed, and immobile in the corner, seated on the second turnbuckle. Jeff Hardy gains some momentum from his chants, and runs at Montel. He grabs the top ropes behind Montel, and leaps into the air with the voltage used by the ropes. He is looking for the corner dropkick but Montel swipes his hand off the rope, and Jeff loses balance in mid air. He crashes down to the apron outside, on his knee. He still has a hold of the top rope but is more than likely dazed. MVP nods his head, and sighs as he just dodged a bullet. He grabs Hardy, and pulls him to his feet while keeping the two separated by the ropes. Montel performs a front face lock with Jeff, and goes for a suplex. Montel leans backwards, and nails the suplex. Montel has Hardy in hostile territory as he can use his technicality, or look to finish Hardy permanently. Porter picks Hardy up by his hair, and knees him while he is at knee level. He picks Jeffery up, and kicks him in the mid section. Jeff falls to his knees, as MVP was not hoping for this. He then picks up Jeff again, and hooks his leg around Hardy’s leg. He tilts backwards, and is about to nail the Playmaker. Instead, Jeff Hardy grabs MVP’s tights, and drops him to the mat. Jeff Hardy holds his hands behind his head, and breathes heavily, as he jerks his fist to the crowd hyping them. Jeff Hardy see’s a chance of momentum, and walks over to the corner. He climbs outside, and then onto the turnbuckle. He reaches the top rope, and notices MVP is somewhat out of reach, as he paces himself mentally. He slaps himself, and leaps off the top rope, and through the air. He is looking for the Swantom Bomb and is closing in on the down Porter. He flips forward, at last minute, and nails Porter! The crowd is berserk, as Hardy has a chance of advancing to the main event, and winning the match. He leans backwards, and hooks Porters leg. 1.…..2.….3.….!

Result: Jeff Hardy pins Montel Vontavious Porter

“No More Words” hit’s the speakers, as the crowds cheers are still on, and going. Jeff Hardy is helped up by the referee, and is declared the winner.

Jim Ross: “By god! He did it! He did it! Jeff Hardy defeated MVP, and has secured a spot in the main event tonight.”

JBL: “Montel might have not won the match, but he made sure Jeff Hardy has no chance at all of winning the main event. The guys torn up! Look at him.”

Jim Ross: “King quiet down, look inside the ring. This is true sportsmanship.”

The camera shows Jeff Hardy helping Montel Vontavious Porter up to his feet. Once he has done so, he extends his hand to Porter, and looks for a handshake. Porter gives the hand a long hard stare, and nods his head in disapproval. He exit’s the ring, and walks up the aisle in shame. Jeff Hardy nods his head, and raises his hands in victory.

Jim Ross: “Montel Vontavious Porter, not exactly gracious of Jeff’s respect.”

JBL: “I’d be upset to, if I was MVP. JR, he had the match, but lost it to Hardy. Come on, he’s not exactly riding high on happiness.”

Jim Ross: “Oh well, maybe another day.”

The camera abruptly cuts to the back, as we see Alex Shelley walking down a hallway, only to be caught by GWF Interviewer Lauren Thompson. She attempts to conduct an interview with Shelley.

Lauren Thompson: “Ladies, and gentlemen, I’m Lauren Thompson, and here with me is GWF’s one, and only Alex Shelley. How are-.”

Alex Shelley: “You hear that? She said the one, and only Alex Shelley. That’s damn right honey. Sorry to cut you off so early, but I think I can conduct my own interviews. Don’t you agree baby?”

Lauren Thompson: “Uh yeah sure, I gu-.”

Alex Shelley: “I wasn’t really asking snuckums so go along, and go follow someone else. I’m done with you.”

Lauren looks at Alex unhappily, as she walks off.

Alex Shelley: “Back to business. I Alex Shelley take on that no good, no talent, loser, known as Chris Sabin. Chris, tonight I’m going to take you by your sandy hair, and beat you to a pulp. See it’s a new company buddy, and me, and you are partners no more. Now before you guys start filling my ass up with ‘Why Alex? Why?’ I’m telling you right this moment. Its because I’ve been with Sabin how long? A few years I think, but see I’ve realized that this whole time. Instead, of being beaten by masked video game freaks, I could have been capturing world titles, becoming a legend, and an icon. Yet, I stood behind with him, and was known as the two gay guys who have matching dog tags. I’m tired of it, and I’m telling you this instant. I will redeem my past tonight, tonight I take out my worse half. Tonight is the road to glory, I will dust of my shoulder with the stench of his foulness. So watch closely GWF, New York, Michael Adams, and the whole world, as tonight you see the defeat of.. The greatest defeat.. No, the exploitation of Chris Sabin because when I embarrass you in the ring your not going to want to show your face around. Now-.”

Alex Shelley is cut off by the interference of Randy Orton cutting in.

Randy Orton: “Alex, Alex, Alex, you mind quieting down, and let the future, and the present be addressed. As greatness is in your presence, when this is going on you shut up.”

Alex Shelley: “Who the hell are you to tell me to-?”

Randy Orton: “I AM the best in the business, and I am the best in the roster. Alex what have you done? Win some tag team titles? Feather weight division belts? Kid, your not in my league what so ever, and nor are you anyone to question me. Believe it or not, I like you Shelley, and I see a little me inside of you. Yet, your attitude is clouding my vision of the next greatest wrestler of all time. Maybe you should take notes from the present. Me. So run along now, and let me continue.”

Alex Shelley mans up, and gets in Randy Orton’s face, as he seems as if blows are about to explode. He then smirks, and turns away, as Randy Orton looks on in disgust.

Randy Orton: “Tonight, Randy Orton, the Legend Killer, and the best in the business takes the ring with a mission. He looks to claim the one major title he has yet, to add to his list of championships. Tonight I face nineteen other men in a match that can so easily be won. See weather I enter at one, or thirty, the odds are the same. The ratio of Randy Orton becoming GWF Champion is one hundred, out of one hundred. That’s the bottom line, and I will like to cordially invite anyone in which will like to taste the wrath of a killer in the ring tonight. I will have no qualms for what is done to you in that ring, as everything is on the line. I will by all means, take you out, and turn your insides out in a flash. I am ruthless, I am not a legend, I am the legend killer. I am going to be the first, and last GWF champion to grace the ring. And when I win the championship, I want you to know that I am taking it to my grave, as I.. I will never lose it.”

Randy Orton stares into the camera emotionless, as he walks off the scene.

The camera cuts to an office where we see a man with shoulder length hair seated at a desk full of papers. He is managing one particular stack, and consistently tosses his hair out of his face as it falls in front of his eyes. He finishes organizing the stack, and leans back on the chair. Just then, his cell phone rings, as he is startled by the Spanish dance ring tone. He flips his phone, and speaks into it.

Man In The Office: “Hello? Yes, I have the papers right here in front of me.”

He begins scrambling around the desk in search of a paper.

Man In The Office: “So you won’t be in? That’s just great. I appreciate it Rick. I had a lot of stuff riding high on you. You know what? Its gravy, I got tons of other kids wanting to get in this match tonight. Yeah, no hard feelings, it was alright. What about him? No, right now he’s just making sure we’re where we need to be financially. I don’t know he didn’t even show up tonight. I mean he’s probably with the kids, but I’m not sure. He wasn’t needed for the show really, I mean he’s having those pains. Yeah I know, you two work good together, and Shawn said he’s also excited to work with you again.”

The man chuckles, and looks up at the fan circling the room.

Man In The Office: “Ah, come on man, I’m Michael freaking Adams, I always come through.”

The camera exit’s the room, as we cut back to ringside. We see Jim Ross, equipped with his five gallon hat, and JBL accompanied by his traditional hat. Both are smiling vigorously, and they begin.

Jim Ross: “Well King, that was our boss, and general manager, Michael Adams. The man who brought Global Wrestling Federation together. He put this spectacle together, and look how this is turning out.”

JBL: “Yeah, I have to agree. We are one match into the show, and man am I on my feet. I can’t wait for the main event!”

Jim Ross: “Neither can I, but the rest of the card is also, one to be excited for.”

JBL: “I’ll bet the crowd is going to blow the roof tonight look how ecstatic they are!”

Jim Ross: “Well it is time for second event of the evening, and it promises to be huge!”

JBL: “Honestly, I’m even excited to watch this. Two former partners whom know each other like the back of their hands about to hit the ring for warfare.”

“1967” breaks the silence, as the crowd erupts with massive cheers. Out comes Chris Sabin sporting a jacket and his ring attire. He looks at the nose bleed section, and starts down the aisle.

Jim Ross: “Chris Sabin, well, you can tell he doesn’t want to go through with this match but he’s going to forced to. Tonight he faces his best friend Alex Shelley. Well by the looks of it former best friends.”

“Up Yours” hits the speakers interrupting Chris Sabin’s theme, as Alex Shelley comes out. He stares down to the ring, as serious as ever. He walks down, and slides into the ring under the bottom rope.

JBL: “Think of the glass half full J.R.! These two are going to make the pay per view all the more better!”

The bell sounds, as the two circle the ring, beaming separate holes into each other. The two eventually close in on each other, and lock up, with Sabin quickly side stepping out, and wrapping around Shelley’s body from the side. Alex grabs Sabin’s arm, and spins out the hold, and thrusts it low. Sabin rolls forward, and wedges up. He spins out the hold, and reverses the arm lock into one of his own. Things are about to get moving for Chris, but Shelley walks over to the ropes, and hooks his leg on it. The referee separates Sabin, and Shelley. Sabin bad mouths Alex, with Alex slapping Sabin. Sabin is about to destroy Alex Shelley, but thinks twice, and steps back. The two circle the ring again, and don’t remove their eyes off each other for a split second. The two cautiously move in, and slowly stick their arms out to get a feel for each other. The two test their strength or so Sabin believes, but Alex is quick to roll backwards, and go for a monkey flip. Sabin keeps ground and instead goes back to the up right position, and drags Shelley up. Sabin goes for a headlock to transition into another maneuver, but Shelley arm drags Chris away. Sabin rolls to his feet, and sprints back at Shelley only to be clipped by the back of the leg by Shelley due to miscalculation of speed. Sabin falls, but Shelley keeps his left leg up, and hits a kick to the groin, as he taunts the down Sabin. Shelley gets Sabin’s other leg for some offense, but Sabin uses all his might to wedge backwards on towards his feet. Alex lunges his arm at Chris to grab him, but Sabin uses his own arm against him, and arm drags Chris. Alex bounces up, and runs at Sabin, but Sabin counters, and whips Alex into the ropes. Alex is coming at Sabin, and Sabin preps up for a toss, but Alex reverses into an arm drag once again. Sabin rolls upwards, and bounces off the ropes to run at Shelley. Shelley dips low for the back body drop, but Sabin nails an enzuiguri on an unsuspecting Shelley. Shelley stumbles away holding his jaw, and slowing the pace of the match. He holds the top rope, and nurses his face.

The two circle the ring, again, and slowly close in. They stick their arms out, and are about to lock up when Alex hits a cheap kick to the midsection. Alex grabs Chris by his hair, and slams it onto the top turnbuckle. Alex shoves Chris into the corner, and kicks him in the gut once more. He grabs Chris Sabin, and sends him running across the ring into the opposite corner. Chris lands back first, and Alex runs at Chris. Chris gets his boot up last minute, and plants it onto Chris’s face. Alex is dazed, and looks up, as Chris hops onto the second turnbuckle. Chris jumps off the second turnbuckle, and wraps his legs onto Alex Shelley. He nails Alex with an aerial hurricanranna! Alex rolls to his feet, but is barely up. He stumbles, and teeters, all over the canvas. He holds the top rope swallowing the pain, but Chris can’t believe his former partner is yet to be down. He sprints towards Alex, but Alex bends down, and sends Chris over the ropes, and outside. Chris held onto the top rope, and landed on his two feet on the apron. Alex turns around getting the sense of feel back into his cranium, as he winds back slowly to punch Chris. Chris telegraphs this as easily as the fans did. He instead blocks Alex, and knocks him stumbling away with a forearm. Alex holds his lip in pain, as he has a minor cut on his lip. Chris pulls back on the top rope, and leaps onto it in mere second. Chris springboards off, and plants Alex with a picture perfect missile dropkick. Alex Shelley falls back to the canvas, and squirms on the floor. Chris Sabin isn’t hesitant in covering Alex for an early win. 1.…….2.…….. Alex kicks out!

Alex sits up holding his jaw, as Chris delivers a well placed kick to the back. Chris runs to the ropes, and returns with a low dropkick to the head of Alex Shelley. Alex holds his head while slowly getting back up to his feet. As he’s up, he turns into a big sole kick to the chest, and Chris grabs a hold of him. He walks over to the center of the ring, and holds him down. He lifts his hand, and points at his palm showing their classic MCMG sign, but instead he nods his head, and sprints to the ropes. He bounces off the ropes, and is about to leap for an enzuiguri, but Alex bursts at Chris with a elbow shot, and spins towards Sabin. He grabs Sabin, and wretches his forearm tape into Sabin’s forehead. Sabin yells in pain, as Alex holds it, wrenching even harder. The referee counts Chris down. 1..2...3...4. Alex lets him go, and holds his hands up innocently. Chris Sabin holds his head, but fires back with an angry forearm. Alex is dazed, but Chris misinterprets how dazed, as he runs to the ropes, with Alex right next to him. Chris turns around running off the ropes, but Alex hit’s a jumping bulldog. Alex Shelley covers Chris in hopes of a win. 1.…2.… Chris throws his shoulder up breaking the count. Alex pops up, and stomps on the face of Sabin. The referee tells Alex about the face, but Alex tells him to go to hell. Alex points at his hand, and instead of putting his hand straight; he gives Chris the bird. Alex stomps on Chris’s stomach, and runs to the ropes. He leaps to the second rope, and jumps backwards nailing a Lionsault! Shelley lands with a hook of the leg. 1.…..2.……

Chris breaks out with yet another kick out. Alex is furious, and picks Chris up via his locks of hair. He kicks Chris in the thigh, and attempts to whip Chris towards the ropes, but Chris counters and elbows Shelley. Chris locks in a front face lock for what seems to be a suplex while laying on the ropes, but Alex kicks Chris in the mid section, and runs to the ropes across the ring. He bounces back, and looks to take Chris out but instead, Chris pulls an arm drag over the ropes, and out towards the mat. Alex lands on his knees, and is holding his left while managing to get back up to a standing position. Chris beats his chest and runs towards Alex, for the suicide dive obviously. He dives through the ropes, and hits Alex right in the head with a flying forearm at full throttle. The crowd chants “Sabin” as both men are down, and out on the mat outside. Chris gets some feeling in him as he crawls to his knee’s, and hands. He shakes his head, and slowly gets back up to his feet. Alex Shelley is crawling away by the time Chris is fully up. He is barely up to his feet, and is pulling on the apron in order to get up. He turns into a chop by Chris, and Chris grabs Alex by the hair. He spins around 360° degrees, and tosses Alex into the ring. Chris bounces up onto the apron, and pulls back on the top rope. Alex rolls in the ring, and rolls to his feet groggily. He turns around, and Chris is going springboard for another aerial assault. Chris went for a axe handle attack, but instead was hit with a kick to the mid section. Chris seems to have took the kick horridly, as he pleads to the referee for help.

Alex grabs Chris by the hair, and knees him in the forehead. Alex goes for the swinging suplex, but instead Chris hits Alex with a forearm to the rib cage, causing Alex to let go. Chris holds his abdomen in pain, but Alex doesn’t leave the forearm unanswered when he slaps the taste out of Chris’s mouth. Alex hits him with a kick below the belt. Chris falls down to his knees, and nurses the effected area. Alex Shelley back pedals towards the ropes, and bounces off of them. He stops mid-rebound, and turns around. He lifts his palm up, and points at it, as the crowd boos to his unserious gesture. Chris is slowly getting back to his feet, as he uses his pain, and converts it to rage. Alex goes about unnoticed of Chris’s recovery. Alex runs at Chris for an attack, but Chris plants him with a spin kick to Alex’s groin. Chris follows up with an enzuiguri to the back of the head, and Alex is left dazed. Chris gets back up, and runs to the ropes in front of Alex. He comes back towards Alex running, and takes Alex out with a falling back dropkick to the shins. Alex rolls forward, and lands on his back. Chris wastes no time, and hops over the ropes. He uses the top rope to springboard into a leg drop! He nails Alex, and covers him with a hook of the leg! 1.…2.…..

No! Alex kicks out once more, and Chris is let down by himself completely. He has a saddened look on his face, as he clutches his hair, and looks up at the referee. The camera pans around the ring showing the cheering crowd, as Chris picks up Alex. He picks him up, and pushes him into a corner before launching him across the ring into another corner across the ring. Chris runs at Alex, and hits him with a Stinger Splash! Chris takes a second to breathe after coming off Alex. He then picks Alex up by the legs, and sets him up at the top turnbuckle. Chris climbs the second turnbuckle, and sets up for the superplex, but Alex knocks Chris’s hands away, and grabs a hold of Chris. He leaps through the air, and towards the mat with Chris, hitting an Atomic Drop from the second rope! The crowd goes wild, as “Murder City” chants start up. Alex has a boost of momentum, as he runs to the ropes. He bounces off the ropes literally, for a cross body but Chris catches him. Alex thinks fast; grabbing Chris’s arm, and hurricanranna’s him down. Alex managed to lock in a arm bar in the midst of this, and then transition into a modified crossface. Chris goes into an panic fast, as he manages to push himself upwards. He cant use both his arms to escape, as one his secured behind Alex. Chris still pushes himself to the limit, and risks straining a tendon, but he manages to pull a few feet towards the ropes. He lunges his arm out, and grabs the bottom rope in relief!

The referee counts down Alex, as he still applies the hold. Alex lets go in frustration, as he curses at the referee. Chris turns over on his back, and breathes heavily. Alex gets up, and picks Chris up by the arms. He positions himself correctly, and body slams Chris Sabin to his back. Alex Shelley walks to the nearest turnbuckle, and flips off the a group of fans cheering Sabin on. He climbs the turnbuckle, and is facing the crowd, as Chris rolls onto his feet. Alex’s intentions are bad, as he looks for the moonsault. Chris managed to creep to his feet, as he pushes Alex off balance, and Alex lands painfully on the turnbuckle. The worst is yet to occur as he ends up in the Tree Of Woe position, in which he is suspended backwards, and upside down. Chris holds his neck in pain, and points up. He runs to the ropes, and runs at Alex Shelley before hitting him with the hesitation dropkick! Alex is out of it, as Chris picks him up by the back. He sets him up once more sitting in the top rope. Chris scoops him up, and prepares for a blast from the past, as he hoists Shelley up on his back, and positions himself in the middle of the ring. He hits his old signature move known as the Iconoclasm. Alex Shelley is yelling in pain, as Chris covers Alex! 1.….2...3-

Alex gets a hand up, as the crowd boos. Chris neglects the recovering Alex, and argues with the referee from a seated position. He tells him that it was a three count, but the referee tells him other wise. Chris himself, flips off the referee, and some upset fans toss beverages into the ring. Chris Sabin picks up Alex Shelley, and locks in a front face lock. He lifts Alex, and nails a suplex, as the crowd starts firing up once more. He doesn’t let go, and nails another. Chris picks Alex up for a third, but Shelley spins over Chris, and clips him in the back of the knees. Chris is onto his knees, as Alex starts to imprint his forearm into the forehead of Chris. He grind Chris with it, as Chris tries to push Alex away. The referee sees the illegal maneuver, and tries to approach Alex from behind, but is very hesitant. Chris shoves Alex back, and Alex knocks down the referee. Chris Sabin tends to the referee, as Alex takes advantage, and kicks Chris in the back of the head. He picks Sabin up, and gets him onto his shoulders. He positions for the Shellshock, as he is about to end the match. Alex nails the Shellshock finisher, and keeps the hook of Alex’s leg.

Alex notices the knocked down referee, as he attempts to revive him. Alex gives up, and rolls outside, and shoves some cameramen, and staff members off their chairs, and picks up a steel chair. He slides into the ring, and tosses his chair down. He picks up Chris Sabin once more, and bad mouths him in the ears. He runs towards the corner for the Sliced Bread #2! Alex is mid air, when Chris keeps a hold of the top rope, and Alex lands onto his knees. Alex picks up the still unused chair, and stalks Chris from behind. Chris Sabin turns around as Alex swings the chair. Chris rolled to the side, and got on his feet. Alex stepped towards Chris, but Chris takes advantage of the chair which is very close to Alex’s face by dropkick it into Shelley’s cranium! The crowd is wild as the referee begins gaining his senses. The chair is back down as Alex is stunned, and stumbling to the ropes. Chris kicks the chair out of the ring, and hoists up Alex in the fireman carry position. Chris manages Alex, into Cradle Shock position. Chris Sabin nails his respective finisher, and hooks Alex’s leg. The referee is slow to crawl over to Chris, but Alex is out of his mind frame giving the referee enough time to make the count.1.….2.….3!

Result: Chris Sabin pins Alex Shelley

Jim Ross: “By god he did it! Chris Sabin pulled out the win, in a very hard fought battle!”

JBL: “Blasphemy! Alex had that match won after the Shellshock was hit! Yet, our horrible referees, and their horrible stabilities cost Alex the match.”

Jim Ross: “The referee being unconscious was the result of Alex’s bad doings, just as Chris’s win was a result of his right doings by not using that chair.”

JBL: “J.R., Chris bluntly kicked that chair into Shelley’s face, and you saw that.”

Jim Ross: “He wouldn’t have done so, if it wasn’t for Alex using the chair.”

JBL: “Your crazy old man.”

Jim Ross: “You need to learn some respect JBL.”

JBL: “Ha, ok believe what you want J.R.”

J.R.: “And you believe Alex had the match won.”

We go backstage to a pumped up Shawn Michaels. The crowd pops with the star’s on screen presence. Todd Grisham attempts to conduct a interview with “The Heartbreak Kid”.

Todd Grisham: “HBK! HBK! Shawn Michaels, tonight you go into our 20 Man Over The Top Rope . Rumble Match for the G.W.F. Championship. Are you walking in confident?”

Shawn Michaels: “I’ve been given the opportunity to score championship gold Grisham, and I will do just that tonight. I’m walking into the match the same old, vintage Shawn Michaels. “The Heartbreak Kid”, “The Icon”, “The Headliner”, “The Main Event”, and “The Shooooooowwwwstopper”! But I’m going to do something I haven’t done in say what? Two, three, four years? I’m going to win the G.W.F. Championship Todd, and I’ll go through anybody, and everybody to do just that.”

Todd Grisham: “Alright Shawn, but tonight your facing opponents some of which you have faced numerous times, and others that you probably have never heard of. Will this be a benefactor at all? Or will-”

Chris Jericho comes into the scene, and interrupts Todd Grisham mid sentence. He snickers, and stares at Shawn Michaels. Michaels stares back, and the two seem about ready to explode. Until Jericho breaks the silence.

Chris Jericho: “Everyone’s in shock, and awe as “The Sexy Beast”, “The Ayatollah of Rock-n-Rolla” comes into the scene. The crowd chants “Y2J, Y2J, Y2J” as Jericho takes in the admiring of his fans. Oh boy these people love Chris Jericho.”

Chris Jericho pauses, as the crowd does chant his nickname.

Chris Jericho: “So Shawn, you think you can win tonight? You think you can take out every single competitor on that list? You don’t think its uh, you know time to hang up the boots? I mean your practically a fossil. Your what fifty? Sixty? Hell, I think you should have retired with Ric Flair last year, no?”

Shawn Michaels: “Shut up! Chris I’m sick of you. You, and I have had our differences numerous times, and on numerous occasions, I’ve beaten you to a pulp. I will not hesitate to add another time to that list tonight.”

Chris Jericho: “What? You actually think that you are better than me Shawn? Please, I’ve beaten you twice as many times as you have done me, and last time I checked wasn’t I the one whom ‘wiped off your smile’? Wasn’t I the one who gave you a detached retina? So I suggest you take your old ass up that hallway, and give your number to Toddy here, because if you enter that ring tonight, I promise to finally put you out of commission. I don’t need the publicity, but by all mean I will do so to get you out of my face Michaels.”

Shawn Michaels: “You know what Chris. The only thing in your face is some Sweet.. Chin.. Music.. Tonight.”

Shawn stares off at Chris Jericho before backing up, and exiting the scene. Jericho does the same on towards the other way. We go back to the arena, as a graphic comes on in the corner showing the record breaking attendance record of 20,500 with the help of the newly placed seats up in the nose bleeds.

Jim Ross: “There you have it ladies, and gentlemen. G.W.F. already breaking records, by being the first to sell out all of Madison Square Garden with their new addition of 500 seats.”

JBL: “And we’ve had hit performances come here before, but only we got the job done.”

Jim Ross: “Well lets elaborate on our next match, as it is defiantly going to be the end of the road for two stars.”

JBL: “The newly reformed tag team tandem of The Miz, and John Morrison taking on the team of Brian Kendrick, and Paul London in a tag team match where the losing team must disband permanently.”

“Paparazzi” hit’s the speakers as the crowd gushes with boos. John Morrison, and The Miz appear out of the curtain at the end of our entrance aisle with their signature slow motion. They walk down the aisle, and make it to the ring where they slide in.

Jim Ross: “I must say the team of MNM is looking ferocious tonight, and they seem to win at all costs here.”

The team stretches, and talk to each other, while they await the arrival of their opponents. “Rocker” breaks the speakers, as out come Brian Kendrick, and Paul London performing their usual theatrics up the ramp. They pause, and tap each other before sprinting down the ramp, and hit the ring. They slide into the ring, and other ropes, as blows are already flying within the ring.

The team of Miz, and Morrison capitalized on London, and Kendrick’s fast entry. John Morrison is trading blows with Brian Kendrick, as Paul London does the same with The Miz. The referee begins to intervene in between The Miz, and London, as he separates the two with The Miz getting in one last cheap shot. The referee orders The Miz towards one corner, and Paul London towards another. The camera is now positioned on John Morrison, and Brian Kendrick, as Morrison is delivering some rapid lefts, and right handed slaps to Kendrick. John Morrison grabs Kendrick by the shoulder, and Irish whips him into the ropes. Brian Kendrick bounces back, and is hit with a spinning elbow. Kendrick hit’s the mat, as John Morrison slides over towards him, and covers him while flexing his muscles. 1.… Brian Kendrick kicks out, and Morrison starts pounding on Brian with right forearms. The referee shouts at Morrison telling him to cease, but Morrison flicks him off.

Morrison hits Kendrick with a few more shots before the referee steps in, and pulls Morrison back. The referee lectures John Morrison, and Morrison curses the referee. Kendrick is on his knees, and palms, as Morrison frees himself from the referee, and hits Brian in the ribs with a punt kick keeping Brian on the canvas, and immobile. Kendrick shouts in pain, and nurses his side. John Morrison snickers devilishly, as he bends over, and gets Brian Kendrick to his feet by his hair. Kendrick is moving at Morrison’s will, as Morrison hits his opponent with a high knee to the chest. Kendrick stumbles backwards, and is held up by the ropes. Morrison kicks Brian in the mid section, and knocks Kendrick back to the canvas with a forearm. London calls John Morrison over, and begins teasing him. John tells him no with his finger, and grabs Kendrick by the hair, and pants again. He tosses Brian Kendrick shoulder first into the corner where The Miz awaits. John Morrison makes the tag to The Miz, as Brian Kendrick is on the mat facing upwards. The Miz comes in, while Morrison holds Kendrick’s leg. The Miz hits Kendrick with a leg drop onto the head, while Morrison hit’s a spinning variation to the groin. Morrison rolls out to the apron, while The Miz picks Brian up by his hair. The Miz hits Brian with an upper cut, but doesn’t let go of The Kendrick. The Miz grabs Kendrick, and places him into a side headlock, to easily maneuver him to the center. The Miz trips Kendrick over his knee, and gets down to the mat. He begins to grind his forearm into Kendrick’s face, but the referee pulls Miz off. The Miz cooperates with the referee, and rises to his feet. He grabs one of Brian’s boots, and kicks him in the thigh. He spins around, and then drops a leg drop on Kendrick’s leg. He ties the legs together, and has a tightly secured figure four leglock. Brian holds in screaming of the pain, as he slams his arms into the mat. On a positive note, he is closer towards his partner, than Miz is. Kendrick tries to climb over to London, and he reaches out for the tag, but the two are just simply out of reach.

The Miz pulls away from London, and Kendrick has no choice but to go along. Miz lets the hold go, and gets to his feet. He knows he’s slowed Kendrick’s ability to mobilize for a tag, but The Miz shows no mercy, by picking up Brian. He locks in a front face lock, and stands in the center of the ring. He picks up Kendrick, and has him placed for a vertical suplex. He is about to bring Brian crashing down, but Kendrick tries to get funny in the sky. The Miz isn’t exactly enjoying this so he drops Kendrick onto his stomach. Kendrick gets into a ball, and holds his abdomen, while facing down into the canvas. The Miz applauds himself, and grabs Brian again. He does a full turn, and hurdles Brian outside. The Miz cheers himself on even more, as the heat is being drawn. He slowly backs up to London’s corner, where The Mizanian back hand slaps Paul London. Miz backs away, as the referee hears the nonsense, and breaks the two up. John Morrison capitalizes, and drops to the mat outside, where he stomps on Brian Kendrick. Morrison grabs Kendrick, and slams him face first into the security barricade. He then rolls Kendrick back into the ring, and hops on the apron. Miz pardons with the referee, and covers Kendrick. 1.….2.…. Kendrick kicks out! Miz seems a bit upset about the kick out, but doesn’t lose his mental psyche. He guides Kendrick to his feet, and slaps in a side headlock once more. He brings Kendrick over, and Morrison blind tags himself in. Morrison goes around Miz, and kicks Kendrick in the ribs. Miz lets go, and goes outside. John Morrison has tosses Kendrick to the ropes, as Kendrick is bouncing back. Morrison hits Kendrick with a kick to the midsection, and grabs Brian by the hair. The Miz places his boot on the top turnbuckle, as Kendrick gets his face slammed into the boot. Morrison does this another time, as the tip of the boot gouges into Brian’s face. Kendrick is down on the mat, as Morrison falls onto his knees. Morrison places his knee on Brian’s back, and pulls Kendrick’s head back. Morrison wretches Brian’s head back repeatedly, and the referee can’t help but watch. Morrison screams ‘tap’ to Kendrick. Kendrick refuses, and shows his resilience.

Morrison quits on Kendrick, and picks him up. Kendrick shows he’s been taking one beating, as he can barely stay upon his feet. John has Brian by the head, and calls for The Miz. The Miz places his boot on the top turnbuckle once more, as in no time, John sends Brian head first into the boot. Morrison winds Kendrick back one more time, about to come back for a second attack. Brian Kendrick thinks otherwise as he elbows John in the face. Brian Kendrick follows up, by slamming “The Guru of Greatness‘s” face into his own partners leg. Miz holds his ankle in pain, as he hops off the apron. Kendrick with hardly any gas left in him, takes four steps to London, and is about to be took out by an enraged Morrison, but Kendrick dives, and makes the tag to London. London comes in full of steam, as Morrison comes running at him, to be shut down by a clothesline to the face. Paul London continues running, as he bounces off the ropes. John Morrison whom is still grounded rolls towards Paul London on the rebound, but Paul London jumps over him. John gets to his feet, as Paul London rebounds off the ropes, and is about to go into a spinning round house, but Paul London leaps into the air, gets caught by John Morrison, and hit’s a hurricanrana on his victim. John Morrison hit’s the mat, and rolls back to his feet, as Paul London follows up with fluid northern lights suplex on John Morrison. John Morrison stays down on the mat, as Paul London wedges up only to have The Miz sliding into the ring. Paul London turns around, as The Miz is sprinting towards Paul London only to be embarrassed by being trapped into an arm drag. The Miz hit’s the mat, but gets back up, as Paul London quickly hurdles The Miz over the ropes. Paul London demands Miz stays out, as he turns around into John Morrison running at Paul London. Paul London is in the corner with no where to evade, yet, he finds a emergency exit, as he leaps to the apron outside. Leaving John Morrison going shoulder first into the corner. John bounces off the corner uncomfortably, as Paul London climbs the top turnbuckle, and measures John Morrison whom is groggily looking around. John Morrison out of instinct dives to the corner, and leaps onto the first rope. John tries to pull Paul London down by the hair, but Paul London capitalizes, and nails an unexpected sunset flip upon John Morrison! Paul London keeps a hold of Morrison, and has a pin over Morrison. 1.…2.…..

Morrison rolls out of it, and is in sit up position. Paul London uses the ropes behind him to bet back to his feet, right before he dives low at John Morrison hitting him with a low dropkick. Paul London covers John Morrison whom is quivering upon his back. 1.….2.…. Morrison tosses his shoulder up. Paul London gets on his knees, and grabs his hair. He gets back to his feet, where he guides John Morrison by the arm. Paul London keeps a grasp around Morrison’s arm, and whips John to the ropes. John bounces off of the ropes, and comes back to Paul London. Paul seems to be searching for a shoulder block, but John Morrison downs his opponent with a shoulder block of his own. John Morrison smirks into the camera, and points out at the crowd. John Morrison tosses his hair out of his face, and picks up the down Paul London. John locks in the side headlock, and points to the fatigued Brian Kendrick. John Morrison’s intentions are clear, as he is looking for the Moonlight Drive. Brian Kendrick runs into the ring, and runs at John Morrison. The Miz whom was still outside on the mat, slides in after Kendrick, but is to late, as John Morrison manipulates the situation to where he clotheslines Brian Kendrick out of his shoes. The Miz helps his tag partner off of his knees, and picks up Kendrick. The Miz, now behind Kendrick over hooks Kendrick’s arms, and allows John Morrison to deliver cheap shots to the abdomen, and face of Kendrick.

John Morrison orders The Miz to back up into a corner, as the referee tries to pull The Miz away, but John intentionally stands in between the two. The Miz, still over hooking Kendrick from behind, now has his back in the corner. He lets go of Kendrick, and slips out of the corner, as John Morrison boots Brian Kendrick in the mid section. John Morrison hits another boot, this time backing Brian Kendrick in the corner. The Miz goes back towards his corner, as Paul London begins to rise towards his feet. John Morrison is caught up as he repeatedly pounds on Brian Kendrick. Paul London creeps behind John Morrison, and wraps around him, but keeping his head low. John Morrison blindly throws elbows to the space behind his back, but misses as Paul London outsmarted Morrison. This gives Brian Kendrick time to limp away from the corner, but before going into the clear, he makes sure to chop Morrison in the chest. Paul London signals Kendrick, as he Kendrick grabs Morrison by his hair, and Paul London torques upwards driving John Morrison into the corner chest first. John Morrison doesn’t seem to hurt by the maneuver, but this wasn’t the intended reaction London wanted. John Morrison surprised by nothingness of the maneuver, gets dropped on his rear end by London, as he secures an inside cradle. 1.….2.…… John Morrison refuses to be pinned so easily, as he kicks out and is on his back. John Morrison wedges up, and leaves Paul London shocked by his stamina. Paul London refrains from rushing John Morrison, and instead gets back to his feet. He bounces around a little bit, as John Morrison accepts his challenge to some classical wrestling.

John Morrison stretches a little bit, winding his arms, and cracking his joints. Paul London then stops bouncing, and starts to approach Morrison. Morrison has his ready stance to lock in an elbow collar tie. John goes to club London in the head with his forearm, but London leans backwards, and has a traditional headlock on Morrison. Morrison pushes Paul London away, and London goes into the ropes. London comes back, as Paul London counters, and whips John Morrison to the ropes. John Morrison bounces off the ropes, and runs into a diving spinning elbow courtesy of Paul London. The Miz hops into the ring, and Paul London connects with a enzuigurI which knocks Miz into the corner. John Morrison dizzily, and groggily is in the corner, as across the ring his partner is in the same predicament. Paul London runs to John Morrison, and dives for a clothesline in the corner. Paul London is successful in his attempts, as he bounces off, and runs towards Miz. Paul London jumps at Miz, but Miz gets a boot up, and London goes right into it. Paul London falters away while holding his abdomen, the inflicted area. The Miz grabs London by the hair, and makes his way to the center of the ring. A recovered John Morrison joins Miz, and grabs London an opposite arm as Miz. They whip Paul London to the ropes, as Paul London bounces off. Paul using the momentum from the ropes, beats the team to the trigger, and clotheslines both of the opposition down to the mat.

The Miz sees he’s defeated, and retreats back outside, as Paul London covers a down Morrison. 1.….2.…. Morrison kicks out miraculously! Paul London gets up, and tells the referee a calm comment, but as he turns around to redirect back at Morrison. Morrison pulls him down by his arm, and knocks him outside to the apron. Paul London hit’s the apron head first, and spills outside to the mat on his feet. The Miz maneuvers across the apron, and Paul London hops back on the apron. John Morrison goes for a cheap shot to London, but London blocks him, and forearms Morrison’s lights out. Morrison stumbles away, and is on his hands, and knees. Paul London hops into the ring, but The Miz locks in a head lock from behind keeping London at bay. The Miz calls Morrison over for some cheap shots, but Paul London is quick, and evasive, as he turns out of the lock, and gives Miz a hard look. Paul London looks about ready to take off Miz’s head, but instead he does the unthinkable, as he leaps into the air, and connects with a dropkick to the face of Miz whom was still on the apron. The Miz flies through the air, and lands on the security barrier stomach first. Paul London sees Morrison about to rise to his feet, but he slides between John Morrison’s two feet, and hits him with a sunset flip. He keeps the pin. 1.…2.…

But no! Morrison kicks out once more. John Morrison crawls outside, and tries to retreat, but London catches him at the apron. London pulls Morrison to his feet, and goes for a suplex from outside the ring to the inside. John Morrison uses the ropes in between the two to stay a foot, and not be launched into the air. Paul London does get the job done though, as he hoists ‘The Guru of Greatness’ into the air. Paul London has trouble, but Miz, pulls out his leg. London falls on his back, as Morrison lands across Paul for a pin. 1.….Miz holds London’s foot down… 2... The former cruiser weight champion kicks out! The camera zooms into Morrison’s facial expression as he look like he is about to commit homicide with the victim being the referee. The Miz rolls into the ring, holding his jaw in pain, as he starts clobbering on the rising Paul London. John Morrison joins the attack, as he boots London a few times in the legs. Brian Kendrick hops into the ring, fresh, and recuperated, as he starts nailing Morrison in the back with a right hands, as Miz tries to interfere but is caught with the same treatment. Brian Kendrick continues the onslaught upon the Miz, as he then grabs Miz by the neck, and hurdles him over the ropes. The Miz stumbles off the apron, and lands on his feet on the mat, but falls onto the security barrier. The Miz is groggy, and out of his game, as the front row fans. Brian Kendrick downs Morrison with a kick to the back, and runs over to the turnbuckle over looking The Miz. Brian Kendrick scales the turnbuckle, and calls out to the fans, as he leaps through the air for a splash onto Miz. The Miz, dives out of the way though leaving Brian Kendrick to flop on his stomach!

The crowd is booing at Miz, and Morrison’s new found chances of winning the contest. Paul London tries to go outside, and aide his partner, but Morrison turns London around, and launches him back first into the corner. John runs at London for a shoulder thrust, but London kicks Morrison back down to the canvas. The Miz hops on the apron, and is about to climb in, but London takes the bate, and runs over. London miscalculates a big left hand, and Miz over hooks London. He calls Morrison over, as Morrison knows what to do. He runs at London full throttle for a clothesline, as Miz keeps him steady. Paul London winds his foot forward, and crunches the shin of The Miz, as he steps towards London before evading to the left, and tossing Morrison head first into Miz. The Miz for the second time of the night, goes into the security barrier. John Morrison screams at The Miz blaming him for the error, and he turns around into an inverted atomic drop from Paul London. Morrison nurses his thigh, causing him to bend over. Paul London swings his leg, and nails ‘The Shaman of Sexy’ in the face. John Morrison fumbles to the corner, and faces the approaching Paul London. Paul London goes running full throttle at Morrison. He nails a dropkick in the corner, as the crowd begins to get behind Paul. Paul London grabs Morrison by the head, and nails a bull dog. Paul covers Morrison 1.….2.…. The Miz whom still hasn’t given up, slides into the ring with a clearly cracked lip. The Miz dives upon London breaking the count.

The Miz starts nailing some stiff lefts, and rights to the face of Paul London. London tries to fight back, but Brian Kendrick hit’s a baseball slide to the back of The Miz whom was on his knees. The Miz gets on his palms, and knees while arching his back. Brian Kendrick kicks The Miz outside, and climbs outside to join him. The Miz hit’s a cheap shot, and tosses Brian Kendrick over the security barrier, and into some unsuspecting fans. In the ring, Paul London is in the drivers seat, as he whips Morrison into the ropes. Paul London goes to the ropes behind him, and jumps onto the second ropes going for a lionsault, but somehow he saw The Miz upon the apron, and hit’s a aerial Pele kick onto The Miz. The Miz goes through the corner, as Paul notices Brian’s injured as an EMT is tending to him. Paul London hollers at the EMT’s asking what happened, but John Morrison takes the most of the situation, and creeps behind London. He low blows Paul London, and hit’s a Moon Light Drive all in fluid motion. Paul London is motionless, as John Morrison slides over the down, and out opponent to seal the deal. He hooks London’s leg, and 1.….2.…3...

Result: John Morrison pins Paul London

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Yes! The Miz, and John Morrison are still in business J.R.! A great victory!”

Jim Ross: “Oh no! This means the team of Brian Kendrick, and Paul London permanently disband, this isn’t good. These two fought with their hearts, and souls tonight. This isn’t right how they are leaving the arena. MNM cheated towards the end, and that wasn’t right. They just ended one of the greatest tag teams GWF never bear witnessed too.”

John Bradshaw Layfield: “One of the greatest tag teams never has a chance in GWF, as another’s chances have just begun. You have to admit J.R. MNM did outsmart the hooligans known as Brian Kendrick, and Paul London tonight, and at the end that gave them the huge W.”

J.R.: “I can’t believe you’re applauding this.”

JBL: “Yeah well believe it J.R.”

We go back to the ring, as The Miz, and Morrison have been declared the victors, and have retreated down the aisle. Brian Kendrick stands in a corner grasping his hair, with a very emotional expression. Paul London is sitting up on canvas staring down at the floor. London gets himself together, and rises to his feet. The crowd gives a tremendous ovation to the former partners. Brian Kendrick embraces Paul London with a very poignant hug. Paul London hugs Brian Kendrick back, as he pats the back of Brian Kendrick. Brian Kendrick begins to shed a tear, as he finally lets go of Paul London. Brian Kendrick lifts London’s arm into the air as he points to London. The two start outside, as Paul London holds up the top rope for Brian Kendrick to exit. The two start down the aisle, as the crowd gives a standing ovation, and chant “Londrick”. The camera stares down at the two from behind before going back to J.R., and JBL.

Jim Ross: “A very, very emotional goodbye, as the team of Brian Kendrick, and Paul London is over.”

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Well it happens J.R., and tonight these two kids experienced that.”

J.R.: “One wonders how both of them will pursue their dreams now as single stars.”

JBL: “Because we all witnessed the career they had as tag team partners, and that wasn’t to good.”

J.R.: “You have to be joking Bradshaw.”

JBL: “No just look at how emotional they got. I care for the team I don’t want to witness that mockery again.”

J.R.: “They had a very good, and short lived career as a team. They were tag team champions on several occasions, and they’ve been a lot more successful that Miz, and Morrison.”

JBL: “Not if you count their loss ratio.”

J.R.: “Just shut up Bradshaw.”

JBL: “Oh I see I’m getting to you now huh Ross?”

S till to come..

​

 

[Headfirst For Hardcore]

Opening Thing - Too much like what BKB did on his last show. It doesn't really mean anything, but it's cute.

MVP vs Hardy - Some sloppy phrasing at the beginning. It's too much of you just trying to sound good, rather than just writing a nice, flowing match. It's a good match, and the No DQ part helped make it a better match. I don't know how you had a knockout count in a No DQ match. I don't know, I can't really get into this match. It would be nice for a main event, but it just felt like it kept going and going with no aim or sense of direction, or build. Hardy getting the win shows that he should be getting some kind of push. MVP should too, because he's awesome. Overall, it was a well written match for most of it, but I just didn't want to see a Main Event Caliber match on the fucking first match of the card. Balance.

Shelley Interview - Shelley as a heel is fine, because I can't picture Sabin cutting a promo with attitude. Nice story telling on how Sabin dragged Shelley down. It was weird how you had Shelley revert to saying "you" when talking about Sabin at the end of his piece. Orton's intervention was good with the way you had him, pretty in character for Orton. But having him but in on Shelley wasn't that good. Bumping in on a face would've been better, it kinda made Shelley look like a bitch.

Man In the Office - Ric Flair?

Shelley vs Sabin - Cool match to have. Opening mat wrestling didn't make sense at all the way you had it written. Too much wedging, dragging, and staring for me. I want action, not telling how cautious they lock up, or a "miscalculation of speed". the match got better as it progressed, some really good stuff there. I kind of got annoyed with the frequent mentioning of Alex, Shelley, Chris, Sabin in the match. Use some other word, like "his opponent", "the arrogant competitor", etc. I know that it's Shelley and Sabin in the match, but you could've included more selling and charisma spots instead of just move, pick up, move, counter. The ending was OK, and it sets up more room for the charismatic, high flying Chris Sabin to feud with the brash, arrogant and cocky Alex Shelley. You kinda made Sabin look like a heel towards the end with the use of the chair, but it's nothing major. Better than the first match.

HBK Interview - A good hype for the Battle Royal. Y2J coming in was how you should've done the Orton interference earlier, with a face. HBK kinda seemed a little generic, but Jericho's parts were written well.

Mizorrison vs London & Kendrick - I don't really like the concept of the match, but someone has to get a push. Again, there were some parts I had no clue what image you were trying to make, like...

He is about to bring Brian crashing down, but Kendrick tries to get funny in the sky.

There was more selling in the match than the previous 2, which is good for a tag match. Nice way of having London try and make a comeback, only for Morrison to not sell and come back. The Miz actually looked like a serious wrestler in this match, and having him compete instead of just getting beat was good.

The camera zooms into Morrison’s facial expression as he look like he is about to commit homicide with the victim being the referee.

What?
The end was pretty lame with the EMT's coming and saving Kendrick. That should've been saved for after the match, but it built some drama to the end, making London look like he was going to make the impossible win. The way Morrison was typical, and actually fit. But I really don't like how you had Miz & Morrison win. There really is nothing for London to do. I could see what's going to happen to kendrick if you turn him heel, but Miz and Morrison separated would've been a better decision, IMO. And at the end, with Kendrick and London's goodbye, Kendrick didn't even seem like he just was with the EMT's.

-Overall, this was a good first half. One thing I really need to see is balance. I really wouldn't want to see a main event length match with the first and third matches on the show. It's kind of overkill, and could set the bar too high for the next half. Balance. Your grammar was horrible at times, and some phrasing was just "there", some things weren't really needed. I could see lots of the influence of BKB and CMS with that first part. That was OK, but you should develop your own style. But as a whole, this was pretty good. And I know everyone else (or most of them) that reads this will be all over this just because of the length. Nice improvement, but there's still some areas which need help.

 

[seX-Power]

Ok, this looks really good, best of luck as I hope this will be the one for you. I'm gonna give a very picky review, so dont take it like your PPV is bad.

Right off the bat, the video package was nice. I assume you are making JBL a heel commentator, as this would be the best possible decision. If this is the case, then he should have come off more heelish at the very beginning. Anyway, how has a feud in a new company been going on for quite some time? And is the main event a battle royal or a royal rumble, becuase you have said both. Oh so JBL is heel, but now its too little too late as he should have been established right off the bat. You spelled Montel "Motel" once and I rofled, just thought I'd bring that up. Some of your action is unclear to me, but I may just not be getting it. Example, how could Jeff headbutt MVP while being on the arena floor? MVP wouldnt beg this early I dont think, either. He would want revenge at first, he hasn't even been beat up that much yet. Aah, playing possum, I like the heelish tactics. Modified playmaker? Nice spot called there by Michael Cole. Good dominationby MVP and selling, with nice heel work. Smh at the biased ref as well. Nice spot with the countered Drive By Kick as well. Just a small point there were some small cases of bad wording or little grammar errors, so I recommend proof reading before posting. A springboard leg drop also needs something to spring off as well. Te action is flowing really well here, I like the Whisper in the wind spot. Though the ending did seem a bit anticlimatic, I really did like this match. On problem, why was there a Jeff Hardy extreme match with no ladders or tables? Huh?

The Alex Shelley promo is really good and I got into it, but Randy Orton was slightly off charachter, its hard to get him completely. Again, is it a 20 or 30 man battle royale/royal rumble, you have mentioned both. Rick? Maybe Rick Flair, my mind is on laxy mode now, so idk. Rickishi? Anyway, I have to go somewhere soon so mini review from now, sorry. Chris Sabin vs Alex Shelley was good, not as good as the opener though. I dont like two faces winning in a row though. Michaels and Jericho were both good, and a feud could be good, make sure not to copy the real life one. The tag team contest was also quite good, and the right team won. The action was very solid and I only noticed minor flaws, mostly insignificant ones. Cant wait for part 2, especially the main event. Great PPV, I can sense that this BTB will be awesome. Only gripe is that more storylines could be set up, with like fuzzy victories or something as there is not much you can go to from the matches.

Check out my BTB if you want, ECW preview is posted, and the show will come soon enough.

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

Road To Glory 2/2

We go to a video clip of some hardcore brawling as it turns out to be hype for the next pay per view “Afflictionâ€￾ live from Detroit Michigan.

The camera cuts backstage as we see Shawn Michaels walking down a corridor about to go to his match. The image of Michaels downgrades to a slice on the screen, as we see Chris Jericho walking down, winding knots out of his neck, his image then downgrades to a slice. Finally, we see Randy Orton walking down with his signature grin, and then he receives the same treatment as Michaels, and Jericho.

Jim Ross: “Ladies, and gentlemen next we have the twenty man over the top rope gauntlet match for the GWF Championship.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “That’s going to be an incredible match without a doubt.â€￾

J.R.: “I for once, agree with you JBL, any favorites going into the match.â€￾

JBL: “At this point J.R. anybody can be the wildcard of the match, and pull out the victory.â€￾

J.R.: “Yes indeed, anyways were going to the ring, as we have GWF’s senior referee Earl Hebner, standing by him is Mike Chioda, and Josh Mathews whom will be calling the match tonight.â€￾

JBL: “Lets hope they make it out in one piece for GWF’s sake.â€￾

We go to the ring, as Earl Hebner with a microphone in hand. A rare sight without a doubt.â€￾

Earl Hebner: “Tonight’s main event will be a twenty man over the top rope gauntlet match for the GWF Championship. The rules are as followed.â€￾

The crowds cheers cut off Earl Hebner, as he nods towards his partners tonight.

Earl Hebner: “Beginning with the two men who chose entry numbers one and two in the ring. At regular timed intervals, tonight it is 120 seconds, one of the remaining 18 wrestlers enters the ring. Participants must eliminate all other opponents, and the winner of the event is the last wrestler remaining after all others have been eliminated. In order to cause an elimination, a wrestler must be leave the ring over the top rope, with both feet touching the floor. One of the referees before you must witness the elimination. After the contest, the winner will be awarded the GWF Championship by our general manager Michael Adams. Enjoy the contest ladies, and gentlemen.â€￾

Jim Ross: “A very formal, and straight forward setting of the rules.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Lets get this show on the road. Here at ‘Road To Glory’!â€￾

“Sexy Boyâ€￾ hit’s as the crowd erupts with cheers. None other than “The Heart Break Kidâ€￾ Shawn Michaels comes out to a huge ovation in his Wrestlemania 23 attire. He spins in a few circles before dropping to his knee’s initiating his oh so original pyro. He struts down towards the ring, and climbs in. He undresses himself, and hands his chain mail vest to staff members. He prepares for one of his biggest matches.

JBL: “Shawn Michaels has had quite a good history in these sort of matches. Yet the key word is history. He’s washed up as of now, and I doubt he can keep up with the young talent participating in the match tonight.

Jim Ross: “I love The Heart Break Kid but entering at number one will be making things very difficult for the icon.â€￾

Shawn awaits his opponent until “Graveyard Symphonyâ€￾ is heard. The lights all go out through out the stadium, as the fog begins emerging. The Phenom comes out in a eerie fashion, as the crowd doesn’t know whether to pop the legend, or admire his entrance. The Undertaker climbs the steps, and takes off his hat, accompanied by his original lighting strike. The Undertaker hands his trench coat, and hat to staff members, and gets in the ring.

Jim Ross: “The Phenom! The Phenom! The Undertaker has come to GWF!â€￾

JBL: “Oh come on! Why the hell would he come? We don’t need him.â€￾

Shawn Michaels looks as focused as ever, as The Undertaker does as well. The bell officially rings, and the twenty man Rumble match for the GWF Championship is underway. Shawn stares out at the title which is placed on a pedestal waiting for Michael Adams to come out and distribute it to the winner of the match. Shawn, and The Undertaker begin closing in on the center of the ring. Shawn moves in for a lock up, but quickly backs out. After a few lock up attempts, The Undertaker moves in and locks up with Shawn Michaels. The Undertaker over powers Shawn, and whips Shawn to the ropes. Shawn bounces back, and ducks a left hand. Shawn rebounds off the opposite ropes, and hit’s the diving shoulder block. Both men fall down, as Shawn Michaels rolls back up. The Undertaker also slowly gets to his feet, and rests at the ropes. Shawn Michaels, starts taunting The Undertaker as he attempts to capitalize by chucking ‘Taker over the top rope. After, a few seconds of struggling Taker elbows away at HBK’s back, and tosses HBK into the corner. The Undertaker hit’s a few kicks to the mid-section before grabbing a hold of Shawn’s arm. He whips HBK into the corner with that strong Irish whip. Shawn does his typical flip over the top rope, and flips backwards to his feet. Taker awaits for Shawn, and slaps on his choke hold around Shawn’s neck. The Undertaker looks at Shawn squealing for air, and gets Shawn’s arm around his shoulder. The Undertaker lifts Shawn up into the air, but Shawn Michaels manages to get out of the Deadman’s clutches mid air, and lands behind him. HBK takes a couple steps back, and measures. The Undertaker turns into the Sweet Chin Music! The crowd erupts in a mixed reaction as The Undertaker teeters back, and forth. Shawn Michaels hurries to the top rope for high risk. He measures The Undertaker for a long while until The Undertaker makes the most out of his stumbling, and makes it to the corner where Shawn is on the top rope. The Undertaker grabs Shawn by the neck, and goes for the chokeslam. He nails Shawn with the chokeslam from the top rope as the buzzard sounds.

JBL: “Aw, great. Ted Dibiase that arrogant, snot nosed, punk. I hope he teaches these two old hags exactly what it means to wrestle. I like this kids style.â€￾

“Pricelessâ€￾ hits as Ted Dibiase comes out the curtain sizing the crowd. He slowly makes his way to the ring, creeping as he awaits for a good moment to capitalize. The Undertaker notices him, and calls Ted in. Ted tells him no with his finger, and tosses the announcer from the his chair. He grabs the chair, and takes a seat waiting. The Undertaker looks on furious as he picks a down Shawn Michaels up. The Undertaker looks on at Dibiase as he nails a few gut wrenching lefts to Shawn. Where the punches land is unsure as Shawn is covering them. The Undertaker goes to toss Shawn over the ropes, as Dibiase gets off his seat. But Shawn Michaels reverses and whips Undertaker to the ropes. The Undertaker bounces back as Shawn immediately nails a clothesline knocking The Undertaker over the ropes. The Undertaker holds on to the second rope, and lands on his back on the apron. Shawn attempts to kick ‘Taker out but out of no where Dibiase nails Shawn in the back with a hard elbow. Dibiase nails a few rights to the rib cage of HBK, before nailing a swift DDT. Dibiase gets back up, and starts stomping on Taker who is now in the ring on his back. Dibiase grabs Taker by his hair, and wrenches on his forehead with a standing variation of the camel clutch. Dibiase lets go of the hold, and stomps on Takers back. Dibiase turns into a clothesline attempt from HBK. Dibiase turns it into a text book reversal by grabbing HBK’s arm, and securing a arm bar. HBK yells in pain, as he can’t maneuver out as usual. Dibiase kicks out HBK’s left knee for better leverage, and torques up Shawn’s arm. Dibiase applies the hold, as The Undertaker begins to get up. Ted spins HBK’s arm out the hold as The Undertaker closes in on the next generation superstar. Ted pushes HBK into The Undertaker, as Ted backs up. The Undertaker drops HBK with a hammering left hand, and backs Ted in a corner. Ted looks petrified, until he hit’s a kick to the gut, and slams Takers head into the top turnbuckle. Ted points at his head again telling fans he is smarter than most people. Ted starts hitting a few forearms to the back as the buzzard sounds again.

Jim Ross: “Jeff Hardy Bradshaw! Jeff Hardy! The Charismatic Enigma made it in the match! Lets see what Jeff Hardy can pull off here, coming off a big win earlier in the night. Does he have enough left in the tank?â€￾

“No More Wordsâ€￾ blares through the sound system as the crowd cheers. Jeff Hardy comes out dancing as usual, and does his head banger thing. He runs to the ring, and slides in. Ted runs at the Charismatic Enigma for a clothesline but Jeff ducked it, and once Ted turned nailed a dragon kick maneuver. Jeff Hardy see’s HBK, and nails a low drop kick, then bounces right back up. The Undertaker is now up breathing heavily, as Jeff is about to attack him, The Undertaker looks down causing Jeff to second guess himself. Jeff neglects the fear and nails a few kicks to the gut, and backs The Undertaker into the corner. Jeff nails a few chops, before Shawn Michaels wedges up, and tunes up the band. Jeff now gets cocky, and slaps The Undertaker. Jeff goes for the shoulder thrusts but The Undertaker knees Jeff, and spins him around. He pushes Jeff towards Michaels way, and HBK drills Jeff Hardy with the superkick. Less than five seconds after, The Undertaker takes Shawn’s head off with a clothesline! The Undertaker gets back up, and is ran at from behind by Ted Dibiase. Ted goes for the forearms to the back, but Undertaker out of pure instinct ducks it, and transitions into a big side walk slam. The Undertaker gets right back up, and picks up Ted Dibiase. He tucks Ted in for the Last Ride, Shawn Michaels gets up, and is superkick happy, as he looks for another one. Oddly he measures the distance from behind of The Undertaker. After, a few seconds of struggle Ted Dibiase drops to his knees and nails a lowblow. The Undertaker holds his mid section in pain as he turns around into his second superkick of the night! The Undertaker immediately falls back, but trips over Dibiase who was on his knees crawling. Ted gets up taunting the motion less Undertaker, until Shawn grabs Ted, and tosses him over the top rope. The buzzard sounds with “Pricelessâ€￾ once again.

JBL: “Well Cody Rhodes is two steps a head already out here helping his partner Ted Dibiase Junior.â€￾

Out of the curtain Cody Rhodes sprints down to the ring where he pushes Dibiase up, as Shawn pushes down. Cody rakes Shawn in the eyes, and Dibiase follows up by elbowing Shawn in the forehead. Team Priceless slides in as the two double team Shawn. Dibiase locks arms with Shawn, as Cody takes several free shots at Shawn. Dibiase un locks his arms, and locks in the Million Dollar Dream! Shawn attempts to get out but Dibiase applies major pressure. Cody looks to add gasoline to the fire, and gets ready for some shots at Shawn. But Jeff Hardy runs at Cody, and nails lefts and rights of his own. Jeff Hardy chops Cody onto the ropes, and nails a arm drag. Jeff Hardy turns around and see’s Michaels motionless. Jeff thinks and nails a couple lefts on Dibiase causing Ted to let go of the hold. Jeff starts nailing several lefts and rights, before hitting a atomic drop. Jeff signals for the Twist of Fate but Dibiase pokes Jeff in the eyes, and goes for the elimination. Dibiase tosses Jeff over the ropes, but Jeff holds on for dear life. Cody Rhodes makes it to his feet, and looks to aid Dibiase. But out of no where Shawn calls Cody, and super kicks him over the ropes!

Cody Rhodes is eliminated!

Dibiase is in shock yelling at Cody. Dibiase turns around, and Shawn Michaels nails him with the same treatment as his disrespectful friend Cody. Jeff Hardy pulls down the top rope, and Ted spills outside.

Ted Dibiase Jr. Is eliminated!

The Undertaker who had been resting for a large remainder of the time, calls over to both Shawn, and Jeff. Taker takes his usual boxing like position awaiting his opponents. Jeff Hardy, and Shawn Michaels nod to each other as the two begin approaching The Phenom. Before blows begin to fly Shawn Michaels grabs Jeff Hardy, and throws him over the ropes! Jeff’s foot touches the mat, but not the other as he holds on for his championship dream. Shawn starts nailing a distracted Undertaker with forearms to the head backing Undertaker into the corner. The Undertaker shoves HBK back, and nails lefts, and rights of his own defense. All of the sudden the buzzard sounds once more

JBL: “Global Wrestling Federation’s very own local alcoholic James Storm!â€￾

“Sorry About Your Damn Luckâ€￾ hit’s the speakers as “The Cowboyâ€￾ James Storm comes out with Gail Kim! James Storm holds up a beer bottle, and chugs it down his throat. Gail Kim pats him on the back as she removes his coat, and James Storm immediately slides in with his mouth full. Jeff Hardy turns around, and is blinded as James Storm spits beer right in his eyes. Jeff back pedals back holding his eyes, as James Storm can care less. James grabs Jeff, and bad mouths him as James nails a few rights to the back of his head. James Storm grabs Jeff Hardy by the head, and whips him to the ropes. Jeff can be seen regaining his eye sight as he hits Storm a switch elbow maneuver. Jeff Hardy kicks his hair back with his head, and massages his eye lids. Meanwhile, The Undertaker is being chopped by Shawn Michaels once more. Shawn hits repeated chops, and attempts to pick The Undertaker up for the superplex. But The Undertaker picks Shawn up for the reverse inverted suplex. He drops Shawn face, and stomach first as The Undertaker takes a breather. James Storm, and Jeff Hardy are trading blows, as Jeff has the advantage slightly. Jeff goes for a left, but James prevents it, and nails a kick to the mid section. James Storm shortly after grabs Jeff, and attempts to throw Jeff over the ropes. He does so but Jeff Hardy once again living true to his brothers trademark “Doesn’t Dieâ€￾. Jeff Hardy is pulling himself up as James Storm turns around. Shawn Michaels, and James Storm trade several blows as James Storm attempts to come back at Michaels with haymakers, but Shawn easily evades them. Shawn Michaels grows tired of the constant back, and forth action, and instead hit’s a big shot to the gut of James. HBK grabs James by the head, and slams him headfirst into the top turnbuckle. Mean while The Undertaker, and Jeff Hardy are in a battle. The Undertaker has Hardy in a hammer lock, as he wrenches on Jeff’s head. Jeff attempts to fight out the hold, but The Undertaker just drops Jeff Hardy on his back. The curtain opens up once again.

JBL: “Ha-Ha! It’s Junior Fatu! AKA Rikishi! Comedy has been added to the match JR!â€￾

“You Look Fly Todayâ€￾ hits as Rikishi moon walks across the end of the entrance. He does a helicopter before going down the ramp. He slides in, and HBK charges him. Junior nails a elbow followed by a back drop. Fatu clotheslines James Storm into the corner, and knee’s James in the face. Fatu, and The Undertaker meet in the center of the ring sizing each other up. The two lock up, and The Undertaker takes the advantage locking in a hammer lock. But “The Samoanâ€￾ elbows Undertake in the abdominal area, and spins out the hold and super kicks The Undertaker down. Fatu grabs a hold of Jeff Hardy, and lifts him up on his shoulders for a Samoan Drop. Jeff Hardy rolls off, and goes for the Extreme Twist of Fate! He spins, and nails it! Jeff Hardy takes off his Under Armor shirt, and tosses it to the crowd. He climbs up the turnbuckle, and takes position for the Swantom. He measures but James Storm is handed a beer bottle by Gail Kim. James spit’s the alcohol into the eyes of Jeff Hardy. He smashes the bottle across the forehead of Jeff Hardy knocking Jeff onto the apron, and eventually falling to the mat outside.

Jeff Hardy Is eliminated!

James Storm yells at the eliminated Jeff Hardy, and beats his chest. He yells out “power of the juiceâ€￾, and calls Gail Kim over. He asks for a second beer bottle, and she does as commanded, and tosses him a beer bottle. He opens the bottle, and chugs down the liquid as if it were holy nectar. He flips the bottle over, and scans the ring for his next victim. Fatu is crawling towards the corner, as Shawn rests in the corner, sitting on the second turnbuckle. The Undertaker sits up behind James Storm, as James seems to have spotted a new victim. The Undertaker is on his feet, and stalks “The Cowboyâ€￾ from behind. James turns, and The Undertaker slaps his hand around the neck of James. He gets James arm over, and brings him down with a thunderous chokeslam! The crowd cheers, as Gail Kim curses at “The Deadmanâ€￾. Gail Kim is mounted on the apron, and yells at The Undertaker. The Undertaker stares at her with his eyes balled back showing the pure whiteness. He walks over to Kim who shows no fear of The Death Valley native. She socks him in the jaw, while he takes the blow with a man, and is about to flourish on the much smaller woman, but thinks twice. Just then Shawn Michaels turns The Undertaker around, and chops him in the upper torso. He backs him against the nearest corner, and kicks The Undertaker in the mid section. Shawn Michaels hops onto the second turnbuckle, and starts pounding on The Undertaker. In the other action, Junior Fatu is holding his head in pain, and catches the opening of the curtain once again.

Jim Ross: “Former world champion, “The Straight Edge Superstarâ€￾, CM Punk has joined the fray.â€￾

CM Punk comes out, and does his usual theatrics, and takes off his t-shirt. He balls it up, and lobs it into the crowd. He jogs down the aisle, and slides into the ring under the bottom rope. He immediately gets to work by bringing Junior Fatu down with two kicks to the back of his left knee. He hit’s a combination of back hands, and right hands to the noggin of Fatu. CM Punk has Fatu dazed, and he hit’s a low dropkick knocking Fatu face first onto the canvas. CM Punk gets back up to his feet, and stomps on the canvas, and stalks James Storm whom is struggling to get to his feet. He eventually gives up on James, and picks James up by his locks of hair. He hoists James up on his shoulders, and spins. He brings James down face first onto Punks knee with a Go To Sleep. James is busted open in the nose, as Gail Kim immediately grabs her man by the foot, and drags him outside. CM Punk signals for the title, and turns to see Shawn pounding on The Undertaker at the corner. He walks over to Michaels, and brings him down to the canvas. Shawn lands on his feet, as CM Punk quickly gets to work on The Undertaker himself. He delivers a few kicks to the midsection, and hit’s him with a elbow to the forehead. Shawn stares at Punk confused, and grabs him by the hair, and pulls him back. He asks Punk what he is doing, as Punk stares at Shawn. He spits on Shawn’s boot disrespectfully, and is about to go back to The Undertaker. Shawn pulls Punk back by the shoulder, and shoves him in the shoulder. Punk stares at Shawn furious, and shoves Shawn Michaels twice as hard. Shawn steps back, and is about to knock Punk out of his day light, but Punk is to quick, and plants him with a knee to the mid section. Punk spins, and whips Shawn into The Undertaker. Shawn holds his shoulder in pain, and turns into a kick to the back. CM Punk backs Shawn into the ropes, and locks up with him into a headlock. He runs for a bulldog, but Shawn Michaels puts up a struggle, and lifts CM Punk up for the inverted atomic drop. Punk holds the groin in pain, as Shawn hurdles Punk over the ropes. Punk nearly loses his balance, but holds onto the top rope, and pulls himself onto the apron. Shawn is about to capitalize with a super kick until a unexpected lowblow is performed on Shawn. Shawn slowly collapses to his knees, and nurses the area in which the pain was inflicted to. James Storm drops to his knees, and begins pounding on the down “Heartbreak Kidâ€￾. James begins choking out Shawn, The Undertaker slowly, but surely makes it behind James Storm a second time, and stalks “The Cowboyâ€￾, this time surely looking for the kill. James Storm in the middle of attacking Shawn pauses, and hears the shouting of Gail Kim. Kim had slid in to help James by taking ‘Taker out with a chair shot, but she couldn’t manage the chair, and The Undertaker now has her by the throat. The crowd chants “Do Itâ€￾, but James picks up the chair, and takes aim for “The Deadmanâ€￾. He raises the chair, as The Undertaker pushes Gail Kim away. The Undertaker is to late, as James nails him with a shot of the chair, but he quickly slides over to Gail, and tends to her. In the midst of all the action, the curtains open up again.

JBL: “Oh man, the man beast known as Umaga is here JR! This guy is a beast, and he’s going to kill the competition.â€￾

“Virtual Voodooâ€￾ plays as Umaga comes out yelling in gibberish Samoan, as the crowd boos. It’s a safe stab to take by saying Madison Square Garden is surely not appreciating the near 400 pound animal. He wobbles down to the ring, as CM Punk catches the eye of this behemoth. Umaga climbs the apron, but a gutsy maneuver by CM Punk is took as he nails Umaga in the thigh with a baseball slide. Umaga stumbles back down to the mat outside, as he manages to get back to his feet. CM Punk climbs through the ropes, and looks back at Umaga. Umaga is already on his feet despite the move, and CM Punk leaps onto him with a buzz saw kick. CM Punk nailed Umaga in the collar bone area, but seemed to land awkwardly, and probably sprained an ankle. CM Punk skirmishes in pain, and curses at himself. Umaga shows his resilience, and is already taking baby step towards the immobile CM Punk. He reaches down, and picks Punk up via the locks of hair. CM Punk hops to stay a foot, as his foot is willing to give out, if to much weight is placed. Punk elbows Umaga in the ribs, yet that doesn’t phase “The Samoan Bulldozerâ€￾. CM Punk is frustrated, and smacks Umaga’s hand off his hair. Punk rakes Umaga in the eyes, and slams his head into the ring apron. CM Punk leans back on the apron for support, and a rest as he nurses his foot while Umaga shows some damage. As Umaga goes in once again, CM Punk shuts him down with a mule kick, sending Umaga back a few feet. CM Punk is using the apron to his best, as he puts any unsupported weight onto it. CM Punk’s leg is now healing, but far from 100%. He knees Umaga in the gut, and follows up with a uppercut. Umaga is now on the steel set of stairs, as CM Punk goes for a clothesline, but Umaga fires back with a thunderous bear hug. Umaga picks Punk up in the air, and positions himself so that Punk’s back faces the apron. He yells in Samoa, and rams Punk’s lower back into the apron. This lethal maneuver is done twice, before Umaga drops CM Punk on his knees. He doesn’t pause the attack, and places Punks head onto the top of the steel steps. He yells in Samoa attempting to plot out a plan to sideline CM Punk. The train of thoughts crashes to the sound of the buzzard, as another participant joins the action.

Jim Ross: “The veteran high flyer, Christopher Daniels. I’ve never witnessed this mans work, but his résumé is very impressive King. Well see how he compares to the current stars in, and out of the ring.â€￾

Daniels appears at the end of the entrance aisle holding his hands up. He takes his time in walking to the ring, as he makes it to the end of the aisle eventually. Daniels, and Umaga give each other a hard stare, as Daniels tells Umaga to buzz off. Umaga yells at Christopher, and shows his short attention span by forgetting about CM Punk. Christopher points behind Umaga, as Umaga looks. Umaga sees a down, and out CM Punk, but is attacked from behind by multiple forearms. The forearms slowly cut down the big man, as he lowers his head with each blow. “The Fallen Angelâ€￾ knows he cannot stop, and must bring the monster down. He grows tired of the forearming, and kicks Umaga’s left leg out. Daniels hits an enziguri on the back of Umaga. Umaga falls to his left knee, and Christopher Daniels stomps desperately on his back; hoping he injures Umaga before he can strike back. Umaga now lies on his stomach motionless. Daniels hurries to the center of the ring, and pulls out a trash can. Umaga is already crawling to his feet, but surely dazed. CM Punk holds his back, while he hops to the security barrier. Umaga is managing his feet, as Daniels is rummaging through the ring not pleased at the pulling out a trash can bid. He is pulling something out, but is frightened by Umaga’s footsteps, as he leaves his new weapon halfway out, and throws the trash can at the head of Umaga. Umaga deflects the trash can, and curb stomps the ankle of Daniels. Daniels yells in pain, as he crawls backwards. Umaga is now furious, as he is about to unload on Daniels. He raises his fists, but from behind. Someone split’s a Singapore Cane across the head of Umaga. That someone was CM Punk, as he pulled out Daniels’s second weapon, and helped his own opponent. CM Punk holds his back while he stomps repeatedly on Umaga. Daniels uses the barrier to get up, an joins the attacking on Umaga. Umaga is surprisingly recuperating from all the attacks, as he furiously stands up yelling in Samoan gibberish. He swings his arms in a lariat form, but Punk, and Daniels evade. Umaga grabs Daniels, and head butts him right before tossing him into the turnbuckle face first. After, Umaga turns to catch the boot of CM Punk. Umaga grabs Punk by the neck, and is about to chokeslam him until Punk fights Umaga off, but the punches are futile, and Umaga hurdles CM Punk across the mat. Punk is on his knees after the crash landing, and nurses his lower back. Umaga slides into the ring to see the battle between James Storm, and The Undertaker while Shawn Michaels was caught off by Fatu. Storm attempts to lift The Undertaker over the ropes, but instead he turns in an instant to a “bulldozerâ€￾ going at 20 mph at him. Umaga is going for an elimination, but James ducks it causing Umaga to walk into a desperate big boot by The Undertaker. The Undertaker quickly makes up for the lost time, and hits his combination of punches onto James Storm. The Undertaker grabs James by the neck once again, but instead of a chokeslam; The Undertaker switches gears, and goes for a mule kick to the midsection. He nails it, and tucks him into his legs. He lifts Storm high into the air, and slams him on his back. James lies flat out, and motionless. ‘Taker doesn’t make the same mistake twice, and picks the carcass of James up, and easily tosses him over the ropes. At the same time the alarm rings as Daniels slides into the ring.

James Storm is eliminated!

JBL: “Oh boy here is Ken Kennedy! A real wrestler! Take notes JR, this is a true wrestler.â€￾

“Turn Up The Troubleâ€￾ hit’s the speakers for a short period of time, as the lights go out, and the music ends. The spotlight shines at the curtain revealing Mr. Kennedy awaiting the microphone. The microphone is reeled down, as Mr. Kennedy snatches it. He speaks into it.

Mr. Kennedy: “Hailing from the greatest city in the world, Green Bay, Wisconsin! He comes in today weighing in at 233 pounds, and is the predetermined winner of the first ever ‘Road To Glory’ match.. Missssttteeer Kennnnedddyy!â€￾

The crowd gives a good ovation despite the cocky remarks.

Mr. Kennedy: “Kennedy…â€￾

Mr. Kennedy lets the microphone go as the lights come back on. He starts down the aisle, and paces around the ringside area. He awaits for the perfect moment to capitalize, but CM Punk grows impatient, and teases Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy nods his head in disagreement, turning down CM Punk’s childish attempts of trickery. Mr. Kennedy slides in, and him and Punk immediately hammer each other with left, and right hands. Mr. Kennedy gains the upper hand as CM Punk takes two steps back. Mr. Kennedy follows up with a kick below the belt. Mr. Kennedy continues the onslaught with a snap DDT onto the canvas. Ken Kennedy gets back up to see The Undertaker resting in the corner, Kennedy capitalizes, and clotheslines The Undertaker at the corner. He turns around, and sees Christopher Daniels accompanied with a running forearm. Kennedy ducks down, and is back body-drops Daniels. Daniels lands over the top rope, but holds onto to the second rope. He dangles helplessly, and tries to pull himself up similar to Shawn Michaels maneuver. He does this, but has a sloppy landing, and turns frantic at the new trick. Just then, Shawn Michaels himself breaks through Kennedy, and super kicks Daniels back outside. This time eliminating “The Fallen Angelâ€￾.

Christopher Daniels is Eliminated!

Shawn Michaels turns ready for more but gets clotheslined over the ropes by a heated Ken Kennedy. Shawn holds on for dear life, as Ken Kennedy is on fire, as he sees Umaga recuperating from the big boot, just slowly. Kennedy sees the chair used earlier, and picks it up. He dents the chair by bashing it across Umaga’s back. Umaga falls to his knees, and hands, as Kennedy throws the chair outside. Junior Fatu creeps behind Ken Kennedy, and awaits Ken to turn. Mr. Kennedy does so, and Junior Fatu hoists him up for the Samoan Drop, but Kennedy maneuvers off his back, and lands to the side of Fatu. He delivers a technical knee, and lowers Fatu. Kennedy grabs Fatu by his Sumo like attire, and whips him into the ropes. Fatu holds onto the ropes rather than coming back, but Kennedy clotheslines Fatu out with some sort of a new found strength. Fatu doesn’t manage to hold on to the apron, or ropes and is on the mat frustrated.
Junior Fatu is Eliminated!

Mr. Kennedy banks on his momentum, and sees Umaga back on his feet, but teetering above the canvas. Mr. Kennedy turns Umaga obviously cocky, and chops Umaga. Umaga replies with a surprising left handed punch straight to the face of Kennedy. Kennedy stumbles back at the force of the punch. He replies with a punch of his own, as Umaga back pedals. Kennedy doesn’t give his current target a chance to get some of his own offense, as he bombards Umaga with rapid lefts, and rights. Before even Ken knows it, Umaga is leaning back on the ropes. Kennedy attempts to lift Umaga over the ropes via the legs, but that quickly goes no where fast. Kennedy grabs Umaga, and slams him head first into the top turnbuckle, causing Umaga to spin in his back into the turnbuckle so that he faces Mr. Kennedy. Ken delivers some kicks to the midsection, and begins a series of shoulder thrusts. Kennedy backs up, and is about to deliver a clothesline to Umaga, until CM Punk grabs him by the shoulder. Kennedy turns in a defensive manner, believing Punk is a hostile figure. Punk shows him wrong, as he points at Umaga, and directs him. CM Punk, and Ken Kennedy approach Umaga. Punk digs down, and attempts to pick up Umaga by his right leg, while Kennedy grabs his left leg, and picks it up. CM Punk, and Ken Kennedy manage to hoist Umaga upon the second turnbuckle, as Umaga is starting to realize the danger he is in. Umaga delivers a hard hitting left hand to CM Punk, which causes Punk to stumble backwards. Kennedy attempts to have things under control, and hits Umaga with a few forearms to the chest. Ken Kennedy mounts the second turnbuckle, and struggles to shove Umaga off the top. Umaga grasps Kennedy by the neck, and tosses him downwards to the mat. Kennedy ends up laying on his back, and right in front of “The Samoan Bulldozerâ€￾. Umaga stands atop of the turnbuckle, and yells. He leaps off the second turnbuckle for his frogsplash, but Kennedy managed to roll away from the Samoan in the knick of time, as Umaga crashes, and burns horrendously on the mat. He flaps around as a fish out of water would. He stays true to his gimmick though, as he is on his knees in less than a minute. Umaga uses the top rope to get to his feet, but CM Punk quickly rushes to cut him back down with kicks to the legs. Kennedy runs over to the scene, and works Umaga with stiff lefts, and rights. CM Punk, and Kennedy double team once more, and lift Umaga over the ropes. After a minute of struggling Umaga hit’s the mat outside, and he is done for, just as the alarm blares.

Umaga is Eliminated!

“Mr. Seventh Ribâ€￾ hit’s the speakers as Evan Bourne comes running down the entrance aisle. He slides into the ring, as Ken Kennedy rushes him for a clothesline. Evan Bourne ducks Ken, and hits his attacker in the back with a sole kick. Kennedy hit’s the mat, as Bourne’s rush of adrenaline, is stopped by the presence of a legend. The Undertaker stars down at Evan Bourne, and does his cut throat taunt. Evan Bourne seems nervous, but just out of no where, Ken Kennedy grabs Bourne by the tights, and tosses him shoulder first into the nearest turnbuckle. The Undertaker, distracted by this turn of events, is hit from behind with CM Punk’s spring board missile dropkick! The Undertaker hit’s the mat, and holds his back in pain. Mean while, Mr. Kennedy is stomping a mud hole into Evan Bourne. Shawn Michaels, a veteran decides to help the rookie, and pulls Mr. Kennedy away from the hopeless Evan Bourne. Michaels turns Kennedy, and delivers several knife edge chops to the chest of Ken. Shawn grabs Kennedy by the arm, and whips him to the ropes. Kennedy bounces off the ropes, and returns into an inverted atomic drop. The crowd is loving the vintage HBK extravaganza being shown. Kennedy nurses the inflicted area, I may say, and groans in pain. Shawn Michaels takes Kennedy down by lifting the legs, and setting up for the sharp shooter! Shawn Michaels locks in the submission maneuver, and begins wrenching on it ruthlessly. Kennedy is tapping, and pleading for help, as the officials outside stare at him without emotion. Evan Bourne is going over with CM Punk, as The Undertaker had just been took down, by an assault of dropkicks at the hands, or feet I may say of Evan Bourne, and CM Punk. CM Punk is forearming Evan Bourne, while Bourne replies with forearms of his own. CM Punk blocks a hit, and kicks Evan Bourne in the gut. Evan Bourne holds his mid section, as CM Punk measures Bourne. He hoists Bourne up into the air, and shows his bad intentions for a Go To Sleep. He has Bourne upon his shoulders, and his about to take Bourne out of commission early. But on the spin in mid air, Bourne maneuvers off landing upon his feet behind Punk. These are the least of CM Punk’s worries, as he is met with a near seven foot tall behemoth running at him. The behemoth known as The Undertaker, with the momentum of the ropes, dives towards CM Punk, and brings him, and Evan Bourne down with a one armed diving clothesline. The Undertaker gets back to his feet, and see’s Shawn Michaels locked onto Kennedy by the legs. The Undertaker does a paced run towards Michaels, and hits him with a kick to the face of Michaels. Michaels sells the kick, and falls away, while Kennedy lies motionless on the ground. The Undertaker looks around the ring only to see Evan Bourne upon his feet. The Undertaker motions towards Bourne, as Bourne doesn’t back down. He at first plays possum as any right minded man would do, but then hit’s The Undertaker with a kick to the abdominal area. Evan Bourne hit’s a few forearms to The Undertakers, now arched, back. Bourne has The Undertaker arched towards a corner, giving Bourne enough creativity to work. He grabs ‘Taker’s head, and runs up the corner. He nails the modified running bulldog he claims the Air Bourne. The new move is enough, and keeps The Undertaker flat on the mat. Mr. Kennedy is not able to get back to his feet, as his legs are in pain. Instead, he lies on the second rope with his head hung out. Bourne scans the ring, and see’s no one completely up to his feet. He sprints towards Kennedy, and makes a gutsy move, by leaping over the top rope, and performing a guillotine dropkick on Kennedy. Using the second rope to guillotine Kennedy’s neck. Just as this move is done, the alarm blares.

Jim Ross: “Oh dear, the seven foot tall behemoth.â€￾

“Crank It Upâ€￾ breaks the speakers, as the crowd begins booing. Out comes the seven foot giant, and he likes mighty aggressive tonight. Evan Bourne is seated on the rope, still not safe as his shoulders haven’t reentered the ring. Evan Bourne stares on at The Big Show, and dislikes the oncoming opponent whom is pointing at Bourne. Bourne makes himself save, and gets his shoulders in under the second rope. He stands upon the apron now, as The Big Show closes up on the ring. Evan Bourne bad mouths Big Show, and takes the turnbuckle. He climbs the second turnbuckle from the outside, and measures The Big Show. The Big Show calls Bourne in, and wants him to leap into his death. Evan Bourne nods his head, and dives off for a cross body. The Big Show sees the conclusion of this aerial experiment, as he catches Bourne in mid air, and hoists Bourne up in gorilla press slam position. He without taking an extra step, throws Evan Bourne through mid air, and into the security barrier. Bourne hit’s the barrier, and officials run to him as soon as he hits ground. A replay is shown from a different angle showing how severe the tossing of Bourne was. He seems like a tiny puppy being abused by an aggressive owner in the eyes of some. The Big Show climbs the apron, and climbs over the top rope. As soon as he lays foot in the ring, he is rushed by Shawn Michaels, and CM Punk. CM Punk, and HBK hit The Big Show with lefts, and rights, as The Big Show doesn’t seem phased by neither of their attempts. Punk begins kicking Show’s calves which do make the giant angrier, but are cutting Show down to maybe human size. HBK on the other hand, takes his assault up high with punches, forearms, elbows, and chops to the upper body. The Big Show shows his strength by shoving CM Punk back a few feet, and grasping Shawn’s arm. The Big Show uses his free hand to grab Shawn by the neck, and he goes for the Showstopper. He lifts “The Showstopperâ€￾ up to stop his own show, as he brings Michaels down with the choke slam. CM Punk’s fate is no different, as he runs towards Big Show only to be caught by the grasping of his neck. He picks Punk up, in a more sloppy choke slam. The crowd is booing the heel, as he lifts his tree log like arm in the air. He chuckles as the heat is truly drawn. He picks up the motionless body of Ken Kennedy, and easily tosses him over the ropes for an elimination.

Mr. Ken Kennedy is eliminated!

The Big Show is now clearing the ring as all that is left is one adversary, “The Deadmanâ€￾, The Undertaker. The two look to be on a collision course as the two biggest men in GWF are about to collide. The Undertaker, in his boxing like stance, while The Big Show also in his boxing like stance. The two cautiously approach one, another. The Big Show throws a haymaker to the face of The Undertaker, but The Undertaker side steps, and nails The Big Show with a set of well placed jabs to the chest, and capping off with an upper cut to the jaw. The Big Show is set back a set, or two, but quickly repels with a shove that takes The Undertaker a step back. The Undertaker realizes this isn’t exactly a boxing match, and throws a big boot to the chest of The Big Show. The Big Show feels the pain on this one, and steps back. The Undertaker is now full of momentum, as he runs towards Show. The Big Show goes for a clothesline to counter the approaching Undertaker, but The Undertaker ducks it, and awaits for The Big Show to turn. The Undertaker hit’s the Big Show with kick to the midsection, and gets his leg over The Big Shows head. He is in power bomb position, and looks for his signature Last Ride. He wraps his forearms around The Big Show’s stomach, and attempts to pick The Big Show up. The Undertakers attempts aren’t successful, as The Big Show struggles to get out of the position. The Undertaker hit’s The Big Show with some forearms to the back, and tries to keep The Big Show at bay. The alarms blare, as The Undertaker enters the drivers seat once more.

B]JBL:[/B]“What’s going on J.R.? Did Adams not pay the electrical bill for tonight?â€￾[

The lights are out, as the crowd cheers suspicious of whom is next to enter the match. A spotlight scans the fans, before eventually finding a group of fans going manic. It is none other than the homicidal, suicidal, death defying Sabu holding a steel chair up into the air. He grabs the chair with his other hand, and hops off a set of rails. He walks through the fans, and makes his way to the ring. He eventually does so where the light comes back on in the whole arena. The chair is now shown to reveal barbed wire wrapped around it. Sabu is bringing the extreme to the match, as he hops onto the apron smoothly, and is behind The Undertaker, still battling The Big Show. The Undertaker is now getting Big Show off of his feet, but can’t pick him up completely. GWF’s Evil Kenevil is standing on the apron, and holding onto the top rope. He pulls the rope back, and leaps onto the top rope. He springboards off, and has the chair in hand, as he nails a flying buzz saw kick modified with a barbed wire steel chair to the back of The Undertaker! The Undertaker’s back is badly torn, as he falls to the side, and The Big Show is freed. Sabu lands on his knees, and gets up easily. He grabs the chair with two hands once more, as The Big Show is standing up, holding his neck. He stares at the down Undertaker, not knowing of the danger behind. Sabu winds the chair back, and slaps it across The Big Show’s back. The Big Show falls to his knees, as some minor cuts are shown on his back. The Big Show yells, as Sabu holds the chair up into the air, over The Big Show. Just then, Evan Bourne slides into the ring, holding his back in much pain. EMT’s are ringside hollering at Bourne, asking him to come back outside. Bourne snatches the chair from The Big Show just as he was about to nail The Big Show. Bourne holds the chair mesmerized by its danger. Sabu stares at the young stare aggravated, and disrespected. He asks him why he took the chair, and is about to pick a fight with a fellow extremist. Evan Bourne points towards Big Show, and then towards his back. Sabu eventually nods his head, and hit’s the canvas. He rolls outside to the ringside area. Evan Bourne holds up the chair, and plants Big Show with the barbed wire death device knocking Big Show to the floor stomach first. Evan Bourne bad mouths the down Big Show, and picks up the chair again. He nails Big Show a third time, as Big Show is now screaming in pain. Evan Bourne is merciless, as he can barely walk straight with his back. Evan Bourne sets The Big Show up in a sitting up position, and raises the chair once more. He is about to make a finishing blow upon the giant, and lowers the chair to have one more look at The Big Show’s faith. He raises the chair back, and Big Show looks up dazed. A faithful Shawn Michaels runs towards Evan Bourne, and pulls the chair away from him. He yells at Bourne, asking him what he is doing. Bourne says something along the lines of “my dutyâ€￾. Shawn, and Evan have a big argument with nothing but screaming. Shawn Michaels tells his protégé no, and walks over to dump the chair outside. Evan Bourne grabs Shawn Michaels by the shoulder, and tries to grab the chair back. Evan Bourne shoves Shawn, and asks him why he does this. Shawn Michaels says its because he must, and Evan Bourne yells back at him. He goes for the chair, but Shawn sticks his knee out, and trips him over his knee. Shawn dumps the chair outside, and tosses his hair back. Shawn turns around, and Evan Bourne stares at him aggravated, and steaming. Shawn tries to ease Bourne, but its not going to his head. Meanwhile, Sabu is gathering more tools to embrace the chaos in the match. He has a barbed wire Singapore Cane, a gasoline pump, and what seems to be a table half way pulled out. Sabu places the pump, and the cane upon the apron, and picks up the table. He walks around the corner, and sets up the table. Now, the table is set next to the apron, and in front of the commentators table. He makes sure the table is sturdy enough, and goes back for his two new toys. He grabs the gasoline, and pours all of its contents over the wooden table. The crowd is cheering “Sabuâ€￾, and other wrestling promotions which have been long dead. Sabu picks up the empty pump, and tosses it to the crowd. He picks up the barbed wire Singapore Cane, and raises it to the crowds appeal. He nods in agreement, and rolls into the ring. He has the cane in a tight grasp, as CM Punk is now up. CM Punk runs at Sabu, not knowing of the true dangers of the cane most likely, as he is knocked out with a skin cutting cane. CM Punk bounces back down to the canvas, as he has momentum now. He is about to swing, at both Shawn, and Evan, but Shawn shoves Evan out of the way, and Shawn ducks the shot. Shawn Michaels runs at Sabu, and goes for the double leg take down, but Sabu maneuvers out, and tosses Shawn headfirst into the turnbuckle. Shawn bounces off, and holds his forehead in pain. Sabu swings the Singapore Cane again, going to take Shawn’s head off. Shawn ducks again, and tries to disarm Sabu. Sabu kicks Shawn in the midsection, and grabs the cane by both ends. He tries to choke out Michaels in the corner by applying the cane to the neck of Shawn. Shawn fights back, and tries to take the cane away. The Undertaker is back to his feet, holding his back, as the camera shows the blood he has from the spot earlier. The Undertaker walks over to the corner where CM Punk is holding his head, looking like he is about to strangle himself. The Undertaker grabs CM Punk by the neck, and seems like he is about to eliminate Punk. The Undertaker for some reason, lets go, and shows a different side. He turns to see Sabu attempting to choke out Michaels. Evan Bourne, tries to get into the action, and runs at The Undertaker. He hit’s The Undertaker with a kick to the thigh, but The Undertaker shoves Bourne to the floor. The Undertaker grabs an unsuspected Sabu by the hair, and pulls him back. Shawn disarms Sabu while this goes on. He tosses the cane away, and The Undertaker stares at Sabu with his eyes rolled back. The Undertaker pushes Sabu into the corner ferociously, and starts kicking madly into Sabu. He then starts driving his elbow to the neck of Sabu. The Undertaker stops, and looks around. He does his cut throat taunt, and signals the end for Sabu. Sabu see’s otherwise, as he uses the top ropes to elevate his legs into the air, and hit a modified dropkick to the back of The Undertakers neck. The Undertaker stumbles away, and turns around in search of blood. Sabu calls him over, while The Undertaker runs at him. Sabu hops onto the second turnbuckle, and leaps off hitting The Undertaker with a picture perfect hurricanranna through the ropes. The Undertaker goes over the second, and hit’s the table outside. The gasoline covered table I may say. Sabu reaches into his boot, and takes a second to pull something. A red lighter. Sabu stares at it, then outside at The Undertaker. He laughs manically, and lights it. He is about to toss it out, when Shawn Michaels grabs Sabu by the hair, and trunks, and hurdles him over the ropes. Sabu goes over, but lands on the table with The Undertaker. Shawn Michaels looks for the lighter on the ground, as he is knocked down by the thunderous forearm of the Big Show. The Big Show beats his chest, and picks up Shawn by the hair. He grabs Shawn, and whips him strongly to the ropes, with one hand. Shawn bounces back, and dives at Big Show for a Lou Thesz press. The Big Show catches Shawn, and chokes him out in a bear hug like submission. Shawn tries to hit some closed fists to the back of Big Show. The Big Show drops Shawn on his back, but is hit in his own back with an unexpected barbed wire cane. The Big Show yells, and turns around into another shot to the shoulder. Evan Bourne continues threatening Show, until Show is on the ropes. Those very ropes where the table covered in gasoline, and two wrestlers awaits. The Undertaker is now sitting up leaving blood, and gasoline on the table. The Undertaker uses the ropes to rise, and Sabu also begins to rise. The Undertaker grabs Sabu by the hair, and hits him with a rocking haymaker knocking Sabu to the canvas behind. The Undertaker now stands on the table in his lonesome, but Big Show is right next to him with ring ropes separating the two. The Big Show is still receiving vengeance from Evan Bourne’s cane shots. CM Punk grabs Evan Bourne with a sleeper hold, and pulls him away from Big Show to have a battle of their own. The Big Show is resting now in the ropes, but The Undertaker starts choking him with his bare hands. He tries to pull the Big Show over, but its not working out as Big Show is at a hard to reach angle. The Undertaker has the tables reversed on him when The Big Show slaps on the choke hold onto The Undertaker. ‘Taker climbs onto the apron to get better leverage upon The Big Show. The Big Show spins out, and is now facing The Undertaker, and the ropes. The extremist known as Sabu tosses a barbed wire chair to the back of the Undertaker injuring him. Sabu laughs devilishly, and points up to the arena roof. He pulls the chair off the table, and reaches for the lighter inside the ring on the canvas. He grabs it, and pulls it out. The Undertaker is about to be choke slammed onto the table, but he holds the ropes for dear life. Sabu has trouble with the lighter. Evan Bourne hit CM Punk with a leg sweep to free himself of the hold. He picks up the barbed wire Cane once more, and nails Big Show in the back. The Undertaker see’s help being utilized, and has Big Show in choke slam position. He climbs into the ring, and Evan Bourne, and Shawn Michaels come to pick The Big Show up. The Undertaker raises The Big Show for a choke slam over the ropes, and out to the table, but at the last minute Sabu tosses the lighter onto the wooden table. Flames burst from the gasoline, as Big Show goes through the air. The roaring fires are extinguished by the sheer size of The Big Show. The Big Show split’s the table in half, and lies motionless between the two half’s. His legs, one on the mat, and the other up on the table. The crowd, as live as ever, and chanting “HOLY SHIT! HOLY SHITâ€￾.

The Big Show is eliminated!

Evan Bourne, shocked as ever at what he just did, while Shawn Michaels stares in somewhat of an appalled expression. Sabu picks up a new steel chair, and slides into the ring. He tries to keep momentum flowing in the match, and picks a brawl with Punk. He tosses the steel chair to CM Punk, and CM Punk catches it. Sabu goes for a dropkick, but CM Punk swings the steel chair to the boots of Sabu. The chair is dented, and CM Punk tosses it to the side. CM Punk stands over Sabu, but Sabu kicks CM Punk below the belt, and in between the legs, low blowing Punk. Sabu makes it to his feet, and takes down CM Punk with a leaping face buster. The alarm blares once more.

“I’m Comingâ€￾ airs as Montel Vontavious Porter is out. He is still in his uniform, and walks down with a pain in his ribs. He eventually makes it down to the ring, and wait’s a bit outside. Montel slides into the ring, and is rushed by Evan Bourne. Montel Vontavious Porter sidesteps Bourne, and hurdles him over the ropes, and outside to the mat.

Evan Bourne is eliminated!

Shawn Michaels starts over towards Montel, and the two immediately trade blows with Porter throwing a variety of upper cuts, while Shawn hits solid lefts. Shawn Michaels has the upper hand, and is backing Montel onto the ropes. Montel see’s the scenario differently, as he grabs Shawn’s arm, and tries to toss him over the ropes. Shawn turns away from the ropes, but Montel adjusts his position to flip Michaels downwards to the floor, and lock in a cross face. Montel locks in the leg trap, and wretches Shawn’s head. Meanwhile, The Undertaker is being attacked by both Sabu, and CM Punk in the corner. The Undertaker shoves Sabu back by the forehead, while he nails Punk with a closed fist shot. The Undertaker begins fighting out of the corner, as he nails Punk with consistent jabs. He grabs Punk by the hair, and tosses CM Punk into the turnbuckle. The Undertake makes Punk connect with a clothesline, and The Undertake is about to hoist CM Punk up for the kill. Instead, Sabu attacks The Undertaker with kicks to the legs, trying to knock ‘Taker off of his vertical base. The Undertaker turns around, and catches a toe kick to the thigh. Sabu goes for a second one, but The Undertaker revitalizes, and grabs Sabu’s boot. He thrusts Sabu’s leg downwards, and picks the Arabian Extremist up. He has him draped along his shoulder, and walks over to Punk whom is in the corner still. The Undertaker drops Sabu into his signature Snake Eyes maneuver. Sabu lands head first clashing with Punks head. Sabu is cracked open like a bottle, as he lies stomach to stomach with CM Punk. The Undertaker grabs CM Punk by the trunks, and whips him over the ropes. CM Punk manages to lock up with the top rope, and keeps himself alive in the match. The Undertaker grabs Sabu, the bloody, and exhausted Sabu. He hoists Sabu up back into the draped position, as ‘Taker is about to power slam Sabu outside. Sabu wiggles off of The Undertaker, and hits an inverted DDT on “The Deadmanâ€￾. Sabu is down and out with his limbs stretched. The Undertaker is also on the mat breathing heavily. Montel is putting the pain pound for pound upon The Heartbreak Kid. Shawn refuses to tap out, as he begins pushing up. Montel tries to apply his weight onto the hold to keep Michaels on the canvas, but Montel is to late, as Shawn Michaels is elevated enough to dive upon his back. Michaels does so to the demise of Montel, as Montel let go of Shawn’s arm, but instead he shows his ability to wrestle. He has a rear naked choke upon “The Showstopperâ€￾. Porter has much difficulty getting comfortable with the hold. Michaels rolls off to the side, and loses MVP’s grip. Shawn Michaels holds his neck in pain, as he rolls outside. Montel Vontavious Porter calls Michaels back into the ring, but quickly moves on. He is now back up to his feet, as sees The Undertaker down. He is showing his fatigue, as he slows all of his movements. He stands abroad, and over the legend known as The Undertaker. Montel grabs his elbow pad, and balls it up. He tosses it outside with the ‘balling’ taunt. He performs his usual theatrics, while running to the ropes, and bouncing back to The Undertaker. He pumps his bicep, and flexes about to hit the Balling Elbow Drop. The Undertaker sits up ironically and slaps his long arm’s palm around Montel’s neck. The Undertaker rises to his feet, and Montel tries to sock The Undertaker with a haymaker. He misses, and this puts Porter in a bad scenario. The Undertaker picks Porter up into the air, and is about to nail “The Franchise Playerâ€￾ with a choke slam. The Undertaker keeps Montel in the air, trying to give Porter maximum impact. Sabu is on his knees, as he lowblows The Undertaker. The Undertaker drops Montel onto his feet, as Sabu is still upon his knees, as he just floored The Undertaker. The Undertaker is quaking in pain, holding his mid section. Montel Vontavious Porter sees an opening and capitalizes, as he hooks his leg around The Undertaker’s neck. He grabs ‘Takers arm, and performs the Playmaker! The crowd tosses boos, and insults at the crowd, as they rail The Undertaker with “Undertaker! Undertaker!â€￾ chants. The Undertaker is motionless, as Sabu is rising to his feet. Sabu motions Montel whom is pumped up. Montel guides Sabu to his feet, and the two help each other pick up The Deadman. They start towards the ropes for an elimination. They place The Undertaker along the ropes, as The Undertaker leans back powerless. CM Punk “The Straight Edge Superstarâ€￾ is on his feet, and on the apron. He calls MVP over, and both MVP, and Sabu look over. CM Punk leaps onto the top rope, and dives upon Porter, and Sabu with a spring board frogsplash. All three men are down, as CM Punk is moving around a tad bit, but still on the floor. Shawn Michaels rolls into the ring, just as the alarm is heard.

“Sorry About Your Damn Luckâ€￾ hits as Robert Roode accompanied by James Storm is out. James Storm is holding his ribs in pain, as Robert Roode is the freshest man outside. The two slowly walk down to the ring. Robert Roode slides into the ring, and gives the mat a few stomps. He asks the ring tenants who wants some. Roode scans the ring, and see’s Shawn Michaels the only man up, barely at least. Robert Roode calls Shawn, and runs over to him for a clothesline. Shawn Michaels eats the clothesline at full throttle, as he hit’s the mat. Robert Roode almost runs over the ropes, but stops himself. He turns around, and starts furiously stomping HBK. Roode stops every few stomps, and tells Shawn to rise. Roode puts a stop to his ferocious stomping and picks Shawn up. Leading him to his feet. Roode knees Shawn in the abdomen, and has Shawn in a power bomb setup position. Roode hoists Michaels up, and hits Michaels with a powerbomb! Robert Roode basks in the heat he is receiving from the crowd, as James Storm cheers Roode on. Robert Roode gets back to his feet, and then sees CM Punk somewhat rising. He grabs Punk by his hair, and knees him in the chest. Robert Roode then hit’s a face breaker knee smash. Punk bounces off of Roberts knee, and is dazed. Roode then hit’s a running variation of a double leg take down, whereas he crashes Punk back first into the corner. From their, Robert works CM Punk with shoulder thrusts to the abdomen of CM Punk. Roode finalizes his attack after a third thrust. Robert backs off from CM Punk, and kicks him in the mid section. Robert Roode grabs CM Punk by the head, and strafes over to the ropes where Roode attempts to toss CM Punk over the ropes. CM Punk stays inside the ring though, as he attempts to fight off of Roberts hold. CM Punk nails a elbow to the ribs of Roode, and turns around to nail Roode with his series of back hands, and closed fist shots. CM Punk, and Roode start throwing each other blows with Roode sending CM Punk back a few inches every hit or so. CM Punk is closer to the ropes now, as James Storm runs to Robert’s aide. Robert tries to rake Punk in the eyes, but Punk slaps off his palm. CM Punk goes for a fireman slam on Roode to the outside, but Roode keeps his ground. CM Punk even tries to utilize the ropes to his advantage, but Roode instead, attempts to pick Punk up, and take him outside. James Storm is now on the apron, as he tries to eliminate CM Punk. CM Punk shrugs off James Storm, and grabs a hold of Roode whom is feeling the side effects of a well placed knee. CM Punk tosses Robert Roode shoulder first into James Storm as James goes flying off the apron. Robert Roode looks out at James Storm, and tells him sorry. Although, Storm seems to not be hearing much. Robert Roode holds his hair, as he turns around slowly to be lifted over CM Punk’s shoulders. CM Punk nails a Go To Sleep as Robert Roode is cracked open completely. CM Punk shows how tired he is, as he crashes down to his knees. Now, Sabu is completely up to his feet, as The Undertaker is resting in a corner. Montel Vontavious Porter is trying to use the ropes to his advantage. Shawn Michaels starts to put his legs up, as he wedges up in original fashion. Shawn Michaels has a burst of momentum as Sabu rushes him to be connected with an inverted atomic drop. Sabu bounces around holding his thigh right before Shawn Michaels clotheslines him over the ropes for the elimination.

Sabu is eliminated!

The Undertaker sits up, as the crowd starts to cheer nonstop. Shawn Michaels is on a roll as he starts popping MVP with robust lefts, and rights. Shawn Michaels grabs Porter by the head, and whips him to the ropes. Montel Vontavious Porter returns into a long deserved superkick via Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels, stands over Montel Vontavious Porter telling him who’s boss. The Undertaker whom is already upon his feet, reaches down, and picks up Montel Vontavious Porter. The Undertaker easily tosses Montel Vontavious Porter outside.

Montel Vontavious Porter is eliminated!

Shawn Michaels stares outside at the eliminated MVP. Shawn smirks, and approaches The Undertaker. The Undertaker isn’t scared to embrace the smaller Michaels. The two are now in each others faces, looking as if blows are about to fly. The two’s epic stare down is cut off by the alarm.

JBL: “Here comes the golden standard for GWF. The future of GWF. Shelton Benjamin!â€￾

“Ain’t No Stopping Me Nowâ€￾ breaks the speakers, as out comes Shelton Benjamin “The Golden Standardâ€￾ starts down the ramp. Shelton Benjamin reaches ringside, as Shawn Michaels attention was directed towards Benjamin. Shawn calls Benjamin in, as Shelton nods no. Shelton stretches out ringside, and chuckles at Shawn Michaels. Shawn seems done with waiting, and is about to go outside, but The Undertaker grabs Shawn by the shoulder. Shawn Michaels turns and starts nailing The Undertaker with lefts. The Undertaker is bombarded with blows, until he fights back with a big right hand. Shawn Michaels is took back by the hit, and starts nailing lifts, and right onto The Deadman. Shawn Michaels has The Undertaker against the ropes, and Shawn takes a few steps back. Shawn Michaels looks for a clothesline, but as he approaches The Undertaker, he slaps on his hand around Michaels neck. The Undertaker pushes Shawn to the canvas on his back. Shawn Michaels rolls backwards, and is on his feet, as he goes running at The Undertaker. Shawn starts hitting The Undertaker with right handed forearms. The Undertaker grabs Shawn by his locks of hair, and slams Shawn face first into the turnbuckle. Shelton Benjamin slides into the ring, as he rushes The Undertaker. Shelton starts getting some cheap lefts, and rights to the back of The Undertaker. Robert Roode, and CM Punk go at it once more. This time, Robert Roode is clearly being pounded as he is on his knees, being clobbered by CM Punk. CM Punk picks up the clearly bloody Robert Roode, and hoists him up for another Go To Sleep. James Storm slides into the ring, and spears CM Punk out of his boots. James Storm begins pounding on CM Punk whom dropped Robert Roode after the spear. James Storm mounts CM Punk, and begins to choke “The Straight Edge Superstarâ€￾ out. Robert Roode quivers in pain as he holds his face in pain. Blood begins to stain the ring, as James Storm tries to incorporate CM Punk’s blood in the staining, but CM Punk has been fight back. CM Punk nails a well placed forearm to the head of James Storm which gives Punk a moment to turn the tables. Punk capitalizes on the window of opportunity, as he is now hitting consistent left, and rights on James Storm. Gail Kim whom is ringside, slides into the ring, and revives Robert Roode. Roode has an ounce in energy, which is enough to hits CM Punk with a forearm to the back of the head. CM Punk is hit right upon the temple, as he holds his head in utter pain. CM Punk rolls under the ropes, and outside to the ring, as he falls to his knees. A near by EMT checks upon CM Punk, as Robert Roode is using the ropes to get up. Roode is telling Punk he was sorry, as he turns around to get nailed by a Superkick from Shawn Michaels. Robert Roode goes over the ropes, and spills outside, as Shawn Michaels collapses onto his legs.

Robert Roode is eliminated!

Shawn Michaels chuckles at the elimination as Robert Roode throws a bloody fit, begging for entry back into the ring. James Storm is on his feet asking Roode what happened. Robert Roode blames CM Punk, and then points at Shawn Michaels whom is managing his feet. James Storm asks him what he’s talking about as he turns around into a superkick by Shawn Michaels. James Storm goes over the ropes much like Robert Roode as Shawn Michaels is barely standing. Shawn does his crotch chop taunt, as Roode helps a furious James Storm. CM Punk is being spoken to by EMT’s as they go through the hair of CM Punk. James Storm is about to attack the hurt CM Punk, but Robert Roode tugs upon him telling him to go to the back. Storm obliges, as CM Punk seems to have suffered an injury. CM Punk just nods toward the EMT’s as he limps to the ring, holding his head. CM Punk rolls into the ring, and shakes off the pain, as him, and Shawn prepare to do battle. Meanwhile, Shelton Benjamin is attempting to eliminate The Undertaker at the corner but his attempts are futile. Shelton uses everything in his arsenal but a simple push shoves Shelton Benjamin backwards. Shelton Benjamin hit’s the Stinger Splash in the corner onto The Undertaker. But The Undertaker caught Shelton! The crowd cheers for The Undertaker as he walks out the corner with Shelton. The Undertaker repositions Shelton Benjamin so that he is draped across The Undertakers shoulder. The Undertaker tips on his toes, and bring Shelton Benjamin down with a thunderous Tombstone Pile Driver! The crowd is railing The Undertaker with cheers, as Shelton Benjamin falls victim to the devastating maneuver. The Undertaker begins to rise when the alarm is heard through the garden.

“Its Timeâ€￾ hit’s the speakers as Gregory Helms comes out with a cocky smirk. Gregory Helms beats his chest as he makes his way down the ring. Gregory picks up the pace once he is midway down the aisle. Helms scales the turnbuckles, and enters the ring in incredible style, as he downs The Undertaker with a cross body from the top rope! Gregory Helms rolls up to his feet, and runs over to CM Punk. Helms turns Punk around, and kicks Punk in the calves. Gregory Helms begins to cut off Punk’s vertical base, as he caps off with a leg sweep. CM Punk is floored by the move, but his attacker Gregory Helms is meets eyes with “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ as Shawn runs out the corner. Shawn Michaels misses a clothesline, and Gregory Helms hit’s a spinning sole kick! The crowd cheers as Shawn Michaels is knocked back. Gregory Helms doesn’t waste time getting to his feet, as he hops on top of Michaels, and begins hitting lefts, and rights. Michaels fights Helms off, and turns the tables as he mounts the cruiserweight. Shawn’s turn, as he begins to hit Helms with ruthless lefts, and rights. CM Punk runs at Michaels and kicks him in the ribs, knocking Michaels off of Punk showing that its everyman for himself tonight. CM Punk starts a stomping series on both Helms, and Michaels. CM Punk picks up Gregory Helms, and tosses him into a corner. CM Punk then picks up Shawn Michaels, and locks him securely into a tight headlock. CM Punk navigates to the corner with Michaels where he tosses Michaels stomach first into Helms. CM Punk turns Michaels around, and backs up. CM Punk signals for the running bulldog, as he goes running into the corner. CM Punk leaps into the air, and goes for the high knee strike, but Shawn Michaels rolls forward, and away from the corner. CM Punk connects with Gregory Helms, as he locks his arm around Helms’s head. CM Punk looks to go running for the bulldog, but as he’s coming down, Shawn Michaels hits CM Punk with Sweet Chin Music! CM Punk goes over the ropes, but holds onto the turnbuckle, as he goes crashing down into the apron. CM Punk’s right boot taps the mat, but his left stays up. Shawn Michaels picks up the groggily Helms, and nails him with a back body drop tossing Gregory through the air. Shawn Michaels has a rush of adrenaline, as he see’s Shelton Benjamin starting to reach his feet. The Undertaker is about to place Benjamin back in the canvas, but Shawn Michaels nails a superkick on him as well. Shelton Benjamin is out again, as The Undertaker stares at him disrespected. The Undertaker bends over, and picks up Shelton Benjamin. The Undertaker slaps his palm around Shelton, and hoists him up to bring him down with a choke slam! Shawn Michaels shows his comedic side, as he points at The Undertaker, and then bends over to pick up Shelton Benjamin. Shawn Michaels has Benjamin up, and holds “The Golden Standardâ€￾ up. Shawn Michaels nails a second Sweet Chin Music on Benjamin, eventfully denting “The Golden Standardâ€￾. The Undertaker becomes growing tired of the games, but plays along. Guiding Benjamin to his feet. The Undertaker secures Benjamin in the Last Ride position, as he lifts his fist into the air. The Undertaker reaches down, and picks Benjamin up onto his shoulders. The Undertaker stalls a bit, but this gives Shawn Michaels enough time to clip “The Phenomâ€￾ in the back of the knees. The Undertaker collapses similar to a demolished tower. The Undertaker hit’s the canvas with Benjamin landing on him. The crowd is giving mixed waves of cheers, and boos, as Michaels gets up. Shawn Michaels stands over The Undertaker, and points at the unconscious legend. Shawn Michaels bends over slapping The Undertaker, but The Undertaker abruptly sits up, and grabs Michaels by the throat. At this very moment the alarm blares, but instead of theme music, the lights go out.

Jim Ross: “This can only mean one thing JBL!â€￾

A countdown starts up, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1-. One doesn’t change to zero, but back to two. A blast of pyro blasts the crowd with shock, as “Break The Wallsâ€￾ plays through out. Chris Jericho is shown facing away from the crowd. H e turns around, and pumps his arm, and leg, as the lights come back on. Chris Jericho takes off his jacket, and starts down the aisle. Chris Jericho slides into the ring under the bottom rope, as he locks onto The Undertaker. The Undertaker has Shawn by the throat, and is on his feet, but he pushes Shawn into Jericho by the throat. Chris Jericho jumps up, and introduces Michaels with a maneuver called The Codebreaker! The crowd cheers Jericho on, as he rolls back up to his feet. Chris Jericho screams at the top of his lungs, as he extends his arms flexing every vein in his upper body. Chris Jericho asks The Undertaker if he wants some oh him, as The Undertaker replies by putting up his boxing set. Chris Jericho mocks The Undertakers mixed martial arts approach, by doing one of his own. The crowd begins chanting “Y2Jâ€￾ as Jericho puts his arms out for a test of strength. The Undertaker adapts to the transition as he connects palms with Jericho. As the two’s other palms meet, Jericho ironically nails a punt kick to the midsection, as The Undertaker bends over to nurse his abdomen. Chris Jericho smiles, and points at his head, as he nails forearms to the back of The Undertaker. Chris Jericho grabs a rising Undertaker, and his him locked in a side headlock. Chris Jericho struggles to keep the job done, but does so, as he lowers ‘Taker back down, and nails a running bulldog across the ring. The ring is to a halt, as all the contenders watch the action. CM Punk in the corner holding his jaw, as Shawn Michaels is at his feet, holding the bottom rope resting. On the other side of the ring, Gregory Helms is up, as he awaits for an opening, and Benjamin is still motionless. Chris Jericho rolls up to his feet, and signals for the title around his waist, as Helms runs at Chris Jericho. Chris Jericho side steps “The Hurricaneâ€￾, and nails an enzuigurI on the turning Gregory Helms. Chris Jericho calls for more, and looks at Punk, and the now just about up “Showstopperâ€￾. Chris Jericho yells to the crowd, as Shawn begins for Jericho. CM Punk see’s a chance at Michaels, and ceases it. CM Punk kicks Michaels off his vertical base which is helped by his legs. Shawn Michaels falls on his back, and Jericho rushes towards the scene. Chris Jericho hit’s a few forearms to CM Punk who was beating Shawn whom was on one knee. Chris Jericho shoves “The Straight Edge Superstarâ€￾ to the corner, and hit’s a punt like kick to the face of Shawn. The alarm hits much to the demise of the in ring competitors.

“Coolâ€￾ by Jim Johnston hit’s the room, as out of no where, the second last participant in the match comes out. Fresh, energized, and ready to win gold, Carlito comes out with an apple in hand. Carlito takes off a lump of the apple, and mashes it in his mouth. Carlito hops onto the apron, and spits in the face of the approaching Gregory Helms. Helms holds his eyes in pain, as Carlito climbs in the ring, and circles around “Hurricaneâ€￾ Helms. Carlito leaps into the air, and downs Gregory with a Backstabber. Carlito rolls back to his feet, and rushes the corner. Carlito hops on top of the turnbuckle, and leaps through the air. Carlito hit’s a down Shelton Benjamin with a frog splash. The crowd begins to actually rail the third generation superstar, as Carlito hops to his feet. Carlito runs at Chris Jericho whom is dominating upon Shawn, and Punk. Carlito, and Chris Jericho clash, nailing each other with lefts, and rights. Carlito blocks Chris Jericho , and nails Chris Jericho with a right hand. Chris Jericho takes two steps back, and Carlito nails a kick to the midsection. Carlito lines up Chris Jericho again, and nails a big chop sending “The Sexy Beastâ€￾ in the corner back first. Carlito is about to start off in the corner when CM Punk grabs Carlito by the arm. Carlito turns around, and hit’s a fist to the forehead of CM Punk. “The Straight Edge Starâ€￾ eats the shot, but makes it to his feet. CM Punk, and Carlito start hitting repeated lefts on each other, but Carlito gets the best of him, and throws CM Punk stomach first into the corner. CM Punk, and Chris Jericho collide, as Carlito downs both of them with a clothesline. Carlito jumps back to his feet, and turns around into an assault of forearms via Shawn Michaels! Shawn keeps the forearming going, and backs Carlito into the ropes. Shawn Michaels goes for a whip, but Carlito counters with a whip of his own. Shawn goes to the ropes, and comes back, as Carlito goes for a clothesline, but Shawn ducks him. Shawn bounces off the ropes, and leaps through the air. Hitting a diving forearm maneuver. Carlito crashes onto the canvas, as Shawn Michaels lands on his back. The crowd cheers, as they know what is to come. Shawn Michaels wedges up to his feet, as he stumbles to the corner. Shawn Michaels raises his knee, and stomps on the canvas as the crowd cheers, and counts. Shawn Michaels stomps twice, three times, four times, five times, a sixth time, as he bounces over to Carlito for the Sweet Chin Music, but midway there, Shawn is approached by Chris Jericho. Shawn Michaels downs Jericho with the sole of his foot in the superkick, as Shawn hovers over Y2J. Shawn beats his chest, and turns around to run at an also running Carlito. Shawn nails Carlito with a Lou Thez Press. Shawn hit’s the mat on Carlito, and starts some ground, and pound action upon Carlito Cool. Carlito tries to fight “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ off with very few lefts, and rights, but Shawn is overwhelming, as he pummels “The Bad Appleâ€￾. CM Punk pulls Shawn off of Carlito, and mounts Shawn. CM Punk, and Shawn Michaels roll over each other attempting to hit each other. CM Punk ends up on top of Michaels, but Michaels kicks Punk off of him. Shawn Michaels rolls towards his feet, as across the ring, Shelton Benjamin is making it to hiss feet. A mad Chris Jericho clotheslines Shelton Benjamin right over the ropes, as Benjamin hit’s the apron, and stumbles outside to the mat.

Shelton Benjamin is eliminated!

Chris Jericho turns around, and runs at a floored Gregory Helms. Chris leaps to the ropes, and jumps backwards through the air, to hit Gregory Helms with the Lionsault. Chris Jericho holds his abdomen in pain, as Helms flaps around like a fish. Chris Jericho gets up to his feet, and guides Helms to his. Chris Jericho hurdles Gregory Helms over the ropes, but Helms holds on. Helms’s right foot dangles in thin air, as his other is to his knee. Gregory Helms tries to come back in, but is smashed with a forearm by Chris Jericho. Helms tries to fight off with shoulders, but Chris just pushes Gregory back out. The lights are killed, as an alarm countdown is shown. 10... 9.….. 8.…. 7.… 6.… 5... 4.…. 3.…. 2.…. 1.…..

“Voicesâ€￾ breaks the speakers much to the satisfaction of the crowd, as they all cheer. The lights are still out, as a spotlight shines upon the curtain, where “The Legend Killerâ€￾ Randy Orton awaits. Randy Orton does his signature pose, as he walks down the aisle. Randy Orton has a tremendous ovation of cheers, and boos, more pop then heat. Randy Orton makes it to ringside, as he walks around to the ring. Gregory Helms is on the apron holding on, as Randy Orton pulls him back down to the mat, by the pants. Gregory Helms falls on his back, as he is eliminated.

Gregory Helms is eliminated!

Randy Orton still hasn’t entered the ring, but is already making eliminations, as his rival Chris Jericho stares at him as he has seen a ghost. Yet, a ghost of true fact known by the name of The Undertaker is standing behind Jericho. Chris Jericho calls Randy Orton in, but Orton tells him no with his finger. Chris Jericho turns around, and is nailed with a big right hand. Chris Jericho goes stumbling into the ropes, as The Undertaker is furious. The Undertaker goes for an elimination, but Jericho ducks him, and tries to pull him out by the legs, but ‘Taker is to big, and takes Jericho out with him. The Undertaker seems to hold on though, as he puts his leg back over the ropes to pull himself in. Carlito Caribbean Cool is at the ropes, as The Undertaker is almost in completely, but Carlito see’s differently, as he tugs, shoves, pushes, and pulls Undertaker back outside, and over the ropes. The Undertaker loses all means of holding onto something as he skips the apron, and lands on the mat outside.

The Undertaker is eliminated!

Carlito yells in victory as he holds his hair in shock. Randy Orton can’t help but let a humorous smile out. The Undertaker is helped up by staff members, but he pushes them all back. Carlito still in the ring, is in shock at his feat. Chris Jericho is lying on the apron fatigued, and The Undertaker slides back into the ring. He is in pursuit of Carlito, but Carlito hops outside of the ring, and begs for The Undertaker to leave him alone. The Undertaker is mad, as he chases Carlito. Carlito goes around the announcer table, as he pushes off the timekeeper. Carlito folds his chair, as The Undertaker goes running at Carlito’s location. Carlito plants The Undertaker with a shot of the steel chair, as The Undertaker stumbles into the security barrier. Carlito holds up the steel chair, and brings it down upon The Undertaker’s head. Carlito has the steel chair dented, and destroyed, as he tosses it aside. Carlito looks under the ring, and pulls out a Singapore cane. Carlito measures The Undertaker, and tattoos his chest with the cane. The Undertaker instead of quivering away, is given a shot of adrenaline, as he pumps Carlito in the face with a right hand. Carlito is took back by the blow, as he nails a swinging shot of the cane to the back of the head. The Undertaker crashes to his feet, as Carlito takes another shot, this time snapping the Singapore cane over the back of “The Deadmanâ€￾. Carlito tosses the cane to the floor, as Carlito starts hitting an open wound left by the cane. The Undertaker’s hair becomes sticky with a red substance, as Carlito repeatedly pounds the wound. Security gushes out from the back, as the ringside staff members rush to Carlito, and The Undertaker. The security, and staff separate the two, as it is an easy job to be done. The Undertaker is to hurt to not oblige, as Carlito doesn’t want any of “The Phenomâ€￾. Randy Orton whom is still ringside, creeps around the ring, as Carlito slides in staring at The Undertaker being took back. Carlito cockily smirks, and he is then tossed back outside by a recently slid in Randy Orton.

Carlito is eliminated!

Randy Orton stays low, as he stalks CM Punk. CM Punk is stunned from a recent battle with Chris Jericho. Randy Orton begins the foaming in the mouth, as he awaits “The Straightedge Superstarâ€￾ to turn around into a tremendous RKO. CM Punk slowly begins to turn around, but sure enough the deed is over as fast as you can say the initials. CM Punk is downed from the vicious RKO. Randy Orton rolls to his feet, as he turns around, picking his fights. In the corner, Chris Jericho attempts to eliminate Shawn Michaels, but Shawn fights him off by shooting his back with multiple shots. Randy Orton, still as fresh as ever turns around to begin a series of stomps on CM Punk, but instead only nails one, before conducting him to his feet. Randy Orton grabs CM Punk by the arm, and tosses him to the ropes. CM Punk bounces off, as CM Punk goes running towards the other side. Randy Orton wait’s the return of CM Punk, and CM Punk does just as expected, as he runs into a clothesline a la “The Legend Killerâ€￾. CM Punk’s neck snaps back, as Randy Orton lets out a humane growl of some sorts. Randy Orton slides over to the corner, where he sets up for the maneuver which has introduced several stars to the sidelines. CM Punk dizzily, and woozily manages his feet, trying to stay a float. CM Punk is on his palms, and knees, as he can’t get up. Randy Orton takes one more stomp to the canvas, as he rushes CM Punk for the punt. CM Punk goes for a back body drop, as he lifts himself up. Randy Orton goes through the air, but held onto the corner, as he lands on the top rope. CM Punk shakily looks into the distance as he believes he just eliminated Orton. Randy Orton dives upon a turned CM Punk, as he connects with a huge cross body. The crowd is no fully into the match as all four men are eating the cheers up. Chris Jericho flips Shawn Michaels over the turnbuckle, and Shawn skins the cat. Shawn Michaels tries to go back over, but Chris Jericho knocks his legs towards the side, and Shawn awkwardly bends upwards. Chris Jericho hammers Michaels in the head with a forearm, as Michaels dips low. Shawn seems to be going for a shoulder thrust, but Jericho traps him in between his legs. Chris Jericho smirks, but in avertedly Michaels throws Jericho in a blink of an eye with a back body drop! Jericho goes over the ropes, and hit’s the mat outside.

Chris Jericho is eliminated!

Chris Jericho is in shock outside, as he is gasping for air. Shawn Michaels is in the ring now, barely to his feet. Chris Jericho clinches his teeth, as he goes into the ring for retribution. Chris Jericho stalks Shawn Michaels from behind, and then connects with a tremendous Codebreaker. Mike Chioda tells Jericho to go to the back, as Jericho obliges leaving a busted open Michaels. Back on the other side, CM Punk has Randy Orton up for a GTS. CM Punk brings Orton down on the spin, but Randy Orton all in fluid motion reaches back in mid air, to bring CM Punk down with a tremendous RKO. CM Punk shakes, and shivers in pain, as Randy Orton slowly gets back up to his feet. Randy Orton with ease tosses CM Punk out.

CM Punk is eliminated!

We are down to the final two, as Randy Orton collapses on one knee. Randy Orton is out of gas, as Shawn Michaels paints the ring canvas with his blood. Shawn stares up to the roof, as Randy Orton looks down to the canvas. One of these two men are leaving with the GWF Championship. Just all of a sudden, “Shine With Meâ€￾ by POD breaks the speakers, as a man dressed in a dark red Armani business suit comes from the curtain. He has a decent amount of hair as it consistently falls in his face, making the man toss the hair to the back of his head once again. He seems rather young, and in his late 20’s at most. The man is Michael Adams as he walks over to the pedestal with the title upon it. Adams stares at the title, then gives Shawn, and Randy a enthusiastic clap. The crowd starts a competition of chants. One half of the crowd chanting “HBKâ€￾, the other half “RKOâ€￾./ The crowds voice grows louder. And louder, but the two final contestants lay on the canvas. Randy Orton has been fighting off himself as his body seems to be out of it, Yet, still Randy Orton is more fueled than Shawn Michaels, and it is shown by Orton’s ability to use the corner to get up fully to his feet. As Randy reaches his feet, Shawn Michaels does some vintage Michaels by slowly elevating his legs up, and kipping up to his feet. The crowd is at the apex of excitement, as Shawn fumbles backwards into the corner, and Randy Orton is already in his corner at his will staring down the only thing in his way to victory, and championship gold. The crowd begins to rail both men with cheers. Randy Orton, and Shawn Michaels get off their respective corners, and slowly approach one another. Randy Orton slaps spit out of Shawn’s mouth leaving Shawn furious at the disrespect.

Shawn, and Randy Orton approach again, and a furious Shawn hits Orton with a knee to the stomach. Shawn Michaels goes around, and wraps his arms around Orton’s waist for a German Suplex. Shawn does as expected, but Orton lands in his favor, as he tries to skedaddle out of Shawn’s hold. Shawn tries to adjust towards his benefit, but Orton has an opening, and rolls out of the hold. Randy Orton slaps himself, and asks him what’s wrong with him. Shawn Michaels laughs at Randy Orton’s psyche. The two go for another lock up, but Shawn Michaels sidesteps once more, and Randy Orton turns around into a chop to the chest. Randy Orton holds his chest in pain, as Shawn Michaels hits him in the forehead with a right hand. Shawn follows up with a left hand, then a right handed chop. Randy Orton runs at Shawn Michaels for a big haymaker, but Shawn Michaels ducks under. Randy Orton turns around, and Shawn Michaels jumps at him for Lou Thez Press. Randy Orton catches Orton, and drops him on his back. Randy Orton starts hitting him with right hands, as Shawn Michaels tries to fight him off. Randy Orton gets to his feet, and allows Shawn to rise. Shawn does so, but is downed with a forearm to the back of the head. Shawn Michaels lands on his back, and quickly retaliates by getting back up. Randy Orton downs him again with a right hand. Randy Orton guides HBK to his feet, and has him against the ropes. Randy Orton whips Shawn Michaels to the ropes across the ring, and Randy Orton sets up for a back body drop. Shawn Michaels rebounds, and nails a spinning neck breaker out of nowhere.

Shawn Michaels mounts Randy Orton, and begins to hit him with right, and left hands. Randy Orton out of desperation gashes Shawn in the eyes, and Shawn jumps off Orton holding his eyes. This gives Randy Orton a chance to retaliate once more. Randy Orton gets to his feet, and Shawn Michaels is in a seated position looking down. Randy Orton takes position behind Michaels, and begins hitting him with right handed forearms to the head. Shawn Michaels jumps after each forearm connects. Randy Orton then picks Shawn up to his feet, where he knocks him back down with a back suplex. Randy Orton hops around the ring, and is full of energy, as his momentum is bubbling. Randy Orton drops to the mat, and rolls outside. Randy Orton, starts towards the announcer table, and meets Michael Adams. The two have a tremendous stare down, as the crowd boo’s Orton. Randy Orton reaches for the GWF Championship, but Michael Adams tells him no. Randy Orton begins to get aggressive as he tries to shove his boss. Michael Adams begins to also get physical, as he reaches for Orton. Michael Adams tells him no, and shoves him away. Randy Orton smirks, as he turns around, only to be nailed with a well placed dive from the turnbuckle by Shawn Michaels! Shawn Michaels crashes with Orton to the mat on the outside, as the crowd yells “holy shitâ€￾. Michael Adams chants with the crowd, as Shawn Michaels, and Randy Orton are both down and out. A replay is shown of Michaels going through the ropes, and climbing the turnbuckle, right before landing upon “The Legend Killerâ€￾. A minute goes by, as Randy Orton is barely up to his feet, using the apron to stay up. Shawn Michaels is on the opposite direction as he is on his palms, and knees staring with his mouth open, Shawn‘s forehead still stained red from Chris Jericho‘s Codebreaker. Randy Orton, bites his bottom lip, as he stomps over to Shawn Michaels.

Randy Orton picks up Shawn Michaels, and slams him face first into the steel steps. Shawn’s gash widens, as Randy Orton does the same thing to Shawn Michaels once more. Randy’s hands are now full of Shawn’s blood. Randy Orton grabs Shawn Michaels by the hair, and backs up from the stairs. Randy Orton launches Shawn Michaels shoulder first into the steel steps, as the front row fans boo the hell out of Randy Orton. The steep steps are now into two pieces, as Shawn is not all together as well. Shawn arches on the floor, as Randy Orton picks him up again. Randy Orton cuts his throat, and rolls Shawn into the ring signaling for a finish. Randy Orton slides in after Shawn, and crawls over to the other corner. Randy Orton now rises to his feet, as he begins to stomp, ready for the end. Randy Orton’s bad intentions are shown, as he wants another attempt at the punt kick. Shawn slowly rises to his feet, as blood begins to drip. Shawn Michaels uses the ropes to his advantage. Randy Orton foams from his mouth again, as he begins to hit the turnbuckle, and stomp harder. Shawn Michaels is now bending forward, in perfect position for the punt kick. Randy Orton runs at Shawn Michaels for the punt, but in a shocking turn of events, Shawn Michaels finds the will energy to hit Sweet Chin Music to the jaw of Orton! The crowd is going ballistic, as Orton falls back gracefully, and Shawn Michaels falls forward, out of energy. Randy Orton is yelling in pain, as he holds his jaw trying to yell. Shawn Michaels is awoken by the chants of his name, as he looks upward, wearing the crimson mask. Shawn Michaels wipes the blood out of his eyes, as he slowly tries to make it up to his feet. This feat is easier said, than done, as he struggles to even reach the level of the second rope. Randy Orton is being attended by EMT’s but Michael Adams calls them off. Randy Orton slowly uses the ropes to get back to his feet. After two minutes, the two are now barely up to there feet. Randy Orton leaning upon the ropes, as he looks out of the ring. Shawn Michaels in a distant corner, is tuning up the band. One… Two… Three… Four… Five… Randy Orton slowly begins to turn, as Shawn starts to make his way to Randy. A blast of pyro ignites, as the lights go out completely. The titantron shows four simple words “Here Comes The Painâ€￾. Shawn Michaels stops dead in his tracks, as he looks up at titantron confused. Michael Adams questions what is going on aswell, but Randy Orton see’s a golden window of opportunity. Randy Orton grabs Shawn Michaels by the hair, and tights, as he tosses him over the nearby ropes for the last elimination of the night!

Result: Randy Orton eliminates Shawn Michaels to become GWF Champion

Shawn Michaels hit’s the apron, and lands onto the mat, as the crowd is in shock. Randy Orton just took the iron man of the night, and eliminated him to the expense of a message. Shawn Michaels immediately sits up with his wrist dug in his face. Shawn Michaels obviously crying as he was just cheated out of a tremendous victory. Randy Orton collapsed upon tossing Shawn out, as he is now on his knees with referee Mike Chioda declaring Randy Orton the winner. Confetti is dropped from the banters, as a monstrous display of pyro is shown. Michael Adams is in shock as he looks at Shawn Michaels, and then at the title. Michael Adams has no choice but to do his duty. Michael Adams grabs the championship, and climbs into the ring since the stairs are out of action at the moment.

Jim Ross: “By god! This is horrifying! Shawn Michaels just got cheated out of one of his biggest matches! No!â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Well I can’t lie that really didn’t go well for “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ but what can we say, other than congratulations Randy Orton.â€￾

Randy Orton is helped up by the referee, but quickly pushes the referee upon making it to his feet. Michael Adams has the GWF Championship on his shoulder, and a microphone in hand, as Randy Orton asks for the title. Michael Adams speaks into the microphone.

Michael Adams: “Ladies, and gentlemen, I hereby declare the first, and foremost GWF Champion, “The Legend Killerâ€￾, Randy Orton!â€￾

“Voicesâ€￾ by Rev Theory hits as Randy Orton is granted the GWF Championship, as he kisses it, and hugs it. Randy Orton looks at the crowd, as he holds up the championship. Randy Orton climbs the nearest turnbuckle where he poses with the championship. Michael Adams looks out at Shawn Michaels who is now to his feet, as he holds his head up, and walks back towards the aisle. Michael Adams shows sympathy for Shawn Michaels, as he looks on. Randy Orton celebrates with the championship still, as he looks into the camera, and says a line we all wished to not here. “Destiny fulfilledâ€￾.

Jim Ross: “I’m Jim Ross signing off of a tremendous night here in New York. We’ll see you Monday live from Pittsburg, Philadelphia.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “We wish you a safe drive home, and a happy sleep as we know Randy Orton will.â€￾

We go back to the action as Randy Orton is seen walking up the ramp holding up the title.

The GWF logo flashes as we end the night.

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OOC: Woofa, longest show I've ever written. Enjoy it IWF.

 

[comicgeekelly]

Road to Glory Review

Opening video thingy- I liked this a lot.

MVP vs. Hardy- Why would the crowd be chanting TLC? That didn't really make sence to me. I noticed how you said that JR said something. Why do you just interupt the match with the commentary? It might break the match up a bit, but I really don't think that it would take the reader out of the action. The match was very good, but I really don't think that you used the No DQ stip as much as you could have. This was a really hot opener and you're good with the heel style of MVP.

Shelley/Orton promo- Good work from both men. The cocky heel Shelley is something that you don't see a lot of in BTB's. The next promo was a good into to Micheal Adams.

Sabin vs. Shelley- These two have such similar styles it's crazy. I love that you worked in the Iconoclasm, that's one of my favorite moves. A ref bump? Come on. That's not the best thing to have on your first show. I'm hoping that you continue this feud. This match was just a bit better than MVP vs. Hardy.

HBK/Jericho promo- I noticed that Grisham used the word benefactor wrong, I'm hpoing that this was intentional. Other than that this promo was very good.

Miz and Morison vs. Londrick- There were a couple of times where things were worded weird. I did not like the ending of this match at all. I think that the right team won, but I just didn't like how it was done. This match was good, but I'd say that it was the worst of the first half.

AC- Great show thus far. The matches are long as hell, but they are great reads. I know that the other half of the show has been posted, but I'll get around to reviewing that later. If you get the chance check out POI tomorrow.

 

[Seventh Reason]

You have the same problem I am trying to fix TRD: too much waffle!

Did you know the 20-man Battle Royal consisted of just under 16,000 words?!?!

Package your matches up a little better, and you will have more readers who in turn will be able to review. I would need a good hour, maybe two to digest a 16,000 word transcript of a wrestling match!

EDIT: Par exemple, small things like: Wrestler A gets up and dawdles his way over to Wrestler B, lying prone on the ground. He drops, shoulder plunging into Wrestler B's chest and hooks the leg. 1 ... 2 ... kick out! Absolutely unnecessary.

Unless there is an extremely dramatic moment about to happen like ... covering after a finisher, then it's much easier to write: Wrestler A drops Wrestler B with the [move]. 1 ... 2 ... no!

Try to summarise periods of a match where the in-ring action is only progressing the match and there are no major spots occurring. We are all quite young so it doesn't matter if you don't describe much - we'll do the imagining!

Honestly, the Ortons vs. Michaels showdown could have been a match in itself.

Try not to plunge yourself into the deep so soon. I understand your enthusiasm and going at this like a bull at a gate but, you will run out of steam pretty quickly that way. Pace yourself now. If I were to give any final advice, it would be to refrain from such a large show until Glory Road.

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

Global Wrestling Federation News & Rumours

Former multi-time world champion, and Global Wrestling Federation superstar Brock Lesnar has been reported to be cleared to compete sometime next week. Word on whether, or not GWF creative will incorporate him into deeper storylines is a mystery though. But, word in the back is that Brock Lesnar is to debut at GWF landing a tremendous mark on the roster, and Sports Entertainment in general.

GWF is said to be very high on Montel Vontavious Porter, but believe that its best if he is used to escalate the mid card divison to as much as he can. Montel Vontavious Porter's feud with Jeff Hardy is said to be dead for after "Road To Glory". Jeff Hardy is also a very big name with GWF creative, and has been announced to be in competition with other main event profile stars such as GWF Champion Randy Orton. A main event match for Jeff Hardy isn't to far out of reach.

The Big Show is said to have sustained a severe back injury following his flaming table spot at "Road To Glory". Big Show has said that the pain isn't as bad as the doctors contemplate it to be, but he will stay out of action for close to three to six weeks. Big Show is some what unimpressed with the decision, but has been said to have a good return, with creative working on pushing him into main event status, which owner Michael Adams is against.

The Undertaker, or Mark Calloway, has been said to take a break for now. Not a complete break, as he will work house shows, but any storyline development will not be happening for "Affliction". The Undertaker has been rumoured to retire after at least half a year with GWF, but those are rumours, and aren't necessarily true. Expect The Undertaker to make at least two more constantly televised returns before retiring.

GWF has been in the works with wrestling promotion TNA. Michael Adams is in good relations with both Dixie Carter, and Jeff Jarrett. A talent exchange has been going around as of late, but nothing is confirmed. Adams, has said that working with TNA would be an interesting venture to say the least, and can only benefit the two companies. WWE owner Vince McMahon, has been said to indefinatley not be happy with the rumours, and knows that this can mean bad business.

Following the events of "Road To Glory", the backlash, and road to "Affliction" begins. With teams broken up, bodies bruised, and a champion crowned, what kind of after shock will be left in Global Wrestling Federation. Expect an explosive first show to say the least.

Following his huge win at "Road To Glory" Randy Orton, has verbally announced an address to the crowd, and GWF's roster on the free televised debut of Global Wrestling Federation. Randy Orton's opponent for "Affliction", GWF's next pay per view event, is also said to be determined at the debut show.

To kick start GWF, Michael Adams announced a Genesis Division Tournament for the Genesis Championship, with finals being held at "Affliction". The first match for the tournament is said to be a huge one, as "Hurricane" Gregory Helms takes on "Mr. Seventh Rib" himself, Evan Bourne in singles warefare, with the winner advancing to the next round in the tournament. Who will advance in the Genesis Division Tournament?

We will be treated with a good exhibition match on the debut show, as "The Rude One", Robert Roode will participate one on one, with "The Straightedge Superstar" CM Punk. Robert Roode, being apart of Beer Money Incorparated, shouldn't get along with CM Punk to well, as both stand for the complete opposite. Not to mention, Robert Roode's tasteful associate James Storm. Gail Kim is also said to be in the building at Pittsburgh, Philly's Wachovia Center. Will CM Punk overcome the odds, and be victorious in his match? Or will Robert Roode prove it pays to be rude?

"The Excellence of Innovation" Paul London will take on a hand picked superstar by Michael Adams. Michael Adams has been said to be a nice guy around the locker room's, but London is reported to have had a bad outing with Adams after Paul London's tag team match at "Road To Glory". Who will Michael Adams choose to take on London, and can he take them on?

The debut show of GWF is said to be a huge one, with a very, very, special edition of Montel Vontavious Porter's VIP Lounge. Porter teased in a recent interview, that he has invited the greatest superstar to grace the VIP Lounge. Who will Porter choose to be on this very special edition of the lounge, where big things are popping, and little things are stopping?

Known Card Thus Far..

VIP Lounge with Montel Vontavious Porter, and a very special guest

Paul London versus Hand Picked Superstar by Michael Adams

Gregory Helms versus Evan Bourne

CM Punk versus Robert Roode

Randy Orton addressing the crowd, and GWF's Roster​

 

[comicgeekelly]

Road to Glory Review Part 2

With this match I'll just post random thought that I had while I was reading it.

The buzzard sounds? lol I don't think that a bird was in the match... I think that HBK was getting owned way to much in the begining of the match... I've never understood why people like Rikishi... The elimination of Jeff Hardy was pretty cool... "She socks him in the jaw, while he takes the blow with a man" WTF?... When Christopher Daniels came to the ring JR called JBL King... Daniels was eliminated much to soon... You called Big Show, The Big Show way to much... The paragraph where Sabu came into the match should have been split up in some way, it was way to long... The little exchange between HBK and Bourne was interesting... The time in between when Sabu came to the ring and when MVP came to the ring just could not have been 2 minutes... I didn't expect Sabu to last in the match so long... Halfway though the match it started to lose me, it was just to long... Undertaker was eliminated by Carlito? Really?... I did not like the ending at all. When I invest this much time into reading one match, I want a definitive ending... Overall it was a good match, but much too long.
If you get the chance drop a review for POI.

Paul London versus Hand Picked Superstar by Michael Adams

Gregory Helms versus Evan Bourne

CM Punk versus Robert Roode

 

[Qwake]

Paul London versus Hand Picked Superstar by Michael Adams

I like booking like this because then you never know what your gonna see so you gotta wait to see it. I think London will lose the match to an opponent that will shock us all lol, not sure who it will e but it should be good.

Gregory Helms versus Evan Bourne

These two are both great in the ring and I can't wait to see them tear into one another, should be a match to look forward too. I think Bourne will pick up the victory as most people push him.

CM Punk versus Robert Roode

I am not a fan of Robert Roode's in ring work but his promo skills are good, I think Punk will go over him here and build him up.

The Randy Orton thing should be good, Orton is awesome so ill enjoy it and VIP lounge is usually good so I am curious t see who the guest is. Looks good.

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

GWF Show
Wachovia Center
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

All those Saturdays, when kids go out and play,
Yo I was up in my room I let the stereo blaze,
Wasn't faded, not jaded, just a kid with a pad and pen,
And a big imagination,
All this, I seek, I find I push the envelope to the line,
Make it, break it, Take it, until I'm overrated!

Click, Click Boom!
I'm coming' down on the stereo, hear me on the radio.
Click, Click Boom!
I'm coming' down with the new style and you know it's buck wild.
Click, Click Boom!
I'm on the radio station tour around the nation leaving the scene in devastation.

I can see it in my mind
I can see it in your eyes
It's close enough to touch it now
far away enough to die!

What the hell is wrong with me?
My mom and dad weren't perfect
But still you don't hear no crying' ass bitchin' from me
Like there seems to be on everybody's CD
So just sit back and relax
And let me have your head for a minute
I can show you something' in it
That has yet to be preceded, oh yeah!

Click, Click Boom!
I'm coming' down on the stereo, hear me on the radio
Click, Click Boom!
I'm coming' down with the new style and you know it's buck wild
Click, Click Boom!
I'm on the radio station Tour around the nation,
Leaving' the scene in devastation

Why have I clouded up my mind
Why's my mother always right
And will I make it to the end
Or will I crawl away and die

Click, Click, Boom!
Click, Click, Boom!
Click, Click Boom!
Click, Click, Boom!

PYRO!
PYRO!
PYRO!

The camera pans around the arena, as a devastating display of pyro fills the Wachovia Center, as the crowd cheers. The camera shows the masses of fans, as it gradually drops to the floor level, where it goes through numbers of fans, until eventually making it ringside where John Bradshaw Layfield, and Jim Ross greet us.

Jim Ross: “Ladies, and Gentlemen, welcome to Monday Night GWF. I’m Jim Ross, and along side me is former world champion, John Bradshaw Layfield.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Listen you hold hag, I’m not sure how many times I have to tell you this. You refer to me as ‘The Wrestling God’ John Bradshaw Layfield.â€￾

Jim Ross: “When you refer to me as Jim ‘The Commentating God’ Ross.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Alright Jim ‘The Commentating Goddess’ Ross.â€￾

Jim Ross: “Very funny JBL. Well we are here in Philadelphia to give you the first ever episode of Monday Night GWF Live, and as you can see we have a huge fan base as it is.â€￾

JBL: “I have to agree, cheese heads as far as the naked eye can see. This arena is packed.â€￾

JR: “I can’t blame them JBL. GWF is the hottest, and freshest wrestling promotion out.â€￾

JBL: “Yeah, and this fresh, and hot wrestling promotion crowned its first ever world champion last night at GWF’s first pay per view “Road To Gloryâ€￾. That man is none other than “The Legend Killerâ€￾, “The One Man Dynastyâ€￾, Randall Keith Orton.â€￾

JR: “Last night, Randy Orton eliminated Shawn Michaels lastly to win the GWF Championship in the Twenty Man over the top rope gauntlet match. Randy Orton is indeed in the building tonight, as he will be addressing the crowd.â€￾

JBL: “I must say though, last night’s pay per view was a truly defining event for Sports Entertainment. Lets take a look at the clipâ€￾

A video consisting of Road To Glory’s high lights is shown. It shows the opening pyro sequence, clips of Jeff Hardy, and MVP, Jeff Hardy nailing a Whisper In The Wind, Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels’s stare down, Chris Sabin defeating Alex Shelley, John Morrison low blowing Paul London, and Paul London and Brian Kendrick hugging after their loss. The theme of the video then changes to a darker, and more suspenseful one. It shows all twenty men battling in the twenty man over the top rope. It shows Big Show go through the table, The Undertaker choke slamming James Storm, and Randy Orton eliminating Shawn Michaels. The video ends with Randy Orton hugging the title, and posing at the end of the entrance aisle.

Jim Ross: “What a night indeed, and I have to give that son of a gun Randy Orton some credit. He pulled the win last night, and won the GWF Championship. Now that’s an accomplishment.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Its about damn time you notice greatness Jim. See this was never the case with me. Greatness recognizes greatness, and I see Randy Orton being one of the most successful stars in GWF. No, in Sports Entertainment.â€￾

Jim Ross: “Oh so your proposing he’s a greater star than you JBL?â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Not that great. See he isn’t a god. I am. We are in different leagues so we can’t really compare Jim.â€￾

JR: “Hah, okay JBL. So tonight we have the-â€￾

Jim Ross is cut off by the lights, as they begin to blink. Jim Ross, and John Bradshaw Layfield question each other on what is going on. The lights slowly begin to dim, as a spotlight reflects upon the end of the entrance aisle. Just then, a burst of smoke begins to cloud up the curtain. A blast of pyro erupts as out comes the GWF Champion, “The Legend Killerâ€￾, Randy Orton. “Voicesâ€￾ by Rev Theory fills the arena. Randy Orton sucks in the massive mixed ovation. If any of the taunts phased him, he did a great job of showing it, as he calmly, and slowly walked to the ring, as if he were in a trance, neglecting the world around him. Once he meets ringside, he pauses, and calls for a microphone. A staff member runs to him, and hands a microphone to the man dressed in his signature black t-shirt, and jeans. Randy climbs up the stairs, and gets into the ring through the ropes, as the crowds cheers haven’t let out a little bit. Randy Orton takes his sweet time, as he climbs the nearest corner, and poses, while holding up his GWF championship. Randy Orton, still on the second rope, hops down, and picks up the microphone he laid on the floor amongst posing at the turnbuckle. He looks at the crowd signaling for silence, as he eventually gains what he wants.

Randy Orton: “Last night, destiny was fulfilled. Last night, a legacy begun. Last night, I, Randy Orton, “The Legend Killerâ€￾, defeated nineteen men to secure, and become the first ever GWF Champion. Play the tape!â€￾

A video comes on the titan tron replaying Randy’s highlights in the twenty man over the top rope gauntlet match. Clips of RKO’s, and eliminations are shown. It then finished with the final elimination of Shawn Michaels, from different angles. We then go back to the ring.

Randy Orton: “You saw that?â€￾

The crowd cheers.

Randy Orton: “I made history last night. Now, tonight I will make history again, with an epic address to the entirety of the GWF roster. If you want a chance to even be in the same ring as the GWF Champion, I suggest you study up on me. Because you will learn that I will never let go of the GWF championship. No matter how big, small, good, or bad the opponent maybe. See you might have not noticed, but every single former world champion in the roster that has entered the ring with me, has lost to me. Now, tonight I’m calling out the man whom brung together this organization, this federation, this form of entertainment which is under my command. I introduce to you, the one, and the only Michael Adams.â€￾

Nothing happens for a few seconds, but then "Shine With Me" by POD airs through the speakers. Just then, a man dressed in a dark red Armani business suit comes from the curtain. He has a decent amount of hair as it consistently falls in his face, making the man toss the hair to the back of his head once again. He seems rather young, and in his late 20’s at most. As he strolls down to the ring, with a microphone in hand already, he has an excited smile. His white teeth simply shine with the spotlight, as he climbs the stairs, and makes his way into the ring. This man is none other than Michael Adams. The GWF owner, financial backer, and general manager.

Michael Adams: “Hi, I’m Michael Adams.â€￾

The crowd pops.

Randy Orton: “And I’m the GWF Champion, Theâ€￾.

Michael Adams: “Yes, yes, the legend killer, uh huh. I think I know my own talent when I bear eyes to it. So let me get a move on with the segment as we have quite an extravagant night planned for my Steelers fans in attendance.â€￾

The crowd pops to the reference.

Michaels Adams: “First off, let me thank you Mr. Orton for properly introducing me, your boss.â€￾

Randy Orton seems about ready to snap back verbally at Michael Adams, but Michael Adams gives him a fake smile signaling Orton to know his place.

Michael Adams: “Let me congratulate you, as you made a robust, and successful attempt last night, at capturing, and securing the GWF Championship. The most prestige of titles, in GWF, Sports Entertainment, and the world really. I mean there will be multiple gold medalist for the Olympics, but their will only be one first ever GWF Champion, and that title belongs to you Mr. Legend Killer. I applaud you.â€￾

Randy Orton: “About damn time, I gain some proper recognition for my craft.â€￾

Michael Adams: “Yes indeed. Yet, an artist work is never truly done agree? Of course you do. So tonight, I will give you the night off. No scheduled contests for the GWF Champion. But, the show must go on, and tonight, in the main event we will have a number one contenders bout where the man contesting for your GWF Championship at GWF’s next pay per view ‘Affliction’ will be decided. Now, a competitor whom secured his spot in the match last night, the runner up, the man whom Randy Orton eliminated lastly, ‘The Heartbreak Kid’, ‘The Showstopper’, Shawn Michaels will be in the building later tonight. See there is another factor in the equation missing. His opponent. See I could ask the GWF champion himself for his opinion on the situation, but I wouldn’t be surprised if he chose Gail Kim. So I guess I will have to go to the-.â€￾

“No More Wordsâ€￾ lives up to its title as Michael Adams was left with no more words, as the lights went out. Just then, Jeff Hardy came out in street clothes with a microphone in hand already. He doesn’t pause for fan tagging, as he immediately starts to the ring. He slides into the ring, and under the bottom rope as he paces around a bit. After finding a comfort zone, at the corner, he begins to speak.

Jeff Hardy: “Let me just say, Global Wrestling Federation. What a name. Anyways, back to the situation at hand. Michael Adams, look no further my man, as your opposition to Shawn Michaels in tonight’s main event stands before you. “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾, “The Legend Thrillerâ€￾, Jeff Hardy. I promise to live up to expectations brother, as I will give Philly a match to remember right here. Then after, I take that contract, and bring it to you Randy Orton. Then, four weeks from this Sunday, at Affliction, in Detroit, Michigan, I win what is rightfully mine. And put an end to what you call a legacy Randy.â€￾

Randy Orton: “Hold on! Hold on one minute. So you think just because these idiots with the attention span of two year olds cheer you name, that you can come, and criticize what a truly successful, and accomplished man such as myself has done. No, your wrong Jefferson. See I have been accomplished, and I have secured my spot in the hall of fame. Yet, you challenge my legacy? No, challenge yourself Hardy. You have been in the business longer than me, yet you only wish you can have a résumé close to mines. You haven’t even tasted championship gold once in your career, but see you stand before me hoping you defeat washed up Michaels to gain a shot at my championship. Please, you’re a joke. You’re out of my league Jeff. I’m the best thing to hit Sports Entertainment since my father ‘Cowboy’ Bob Orton. Speaking of family members, how’s your brother? I heard he feels trauma from when I kicked his head off New Years Eve last year. Great day wouldn’t you agree Jeff? Or should I ask Matthew?â€￾

Jeff Hardy: “Listen you no good, spineless, worm. You keep his name out of your mouth, before I-.â€￾

It seems Jeff is tired of words as he drops his microphone, but Michael Adams doesn’t hesitate to step in between Randy Orton, and Jeff Hardy. Michael backs Jeff Hardy into the corner, as Randy Orton curses at Jeff off the microphone, and tells Jeff Hardy that to come, and get some. Jeff Hardy tries to break past Adams, but Adams keeps a tight hold around Jeff. Just then, the lights are killed once more, as a countdown appears on the titan tron. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1-. Static begins showing over the numbers as One still hasn’t changed to Zero. Instead, the countdown goes back to two, and begins transposing two, and one. Eventually, One forms into a Y, while 2 stays in the middle. A figure is shown forming the oh so classic “Y2Jâ€￾ symbol. “Break The Wallsâ€￾ breaks the speakers, as Chris Jericho is shown at the end of the aisle. He is faced away from the crowd, with his arms extended. He wears his jacket, and turns around pumping his leg, and arm, as he walks down the aisle with a grin across his face. A staff member hands him a microphone, as he slides hops onto the apron, and climbs into the ring. Chris gives every attendant in the ring a hard look, including his boss Michael Adams. He begins.

Chris Jericho: “Welcome to GWF, is Jericho!â€￾

The crowd gives a fairly large pop.

Chris Jericho: “And GWF is Jericho’s two guests this evening. Firstly, we have the man to beat here in GWF, the GWF Champion, “The Legend Killerâ€￾, my pal Randy Orton. Did I mention him being a four time world champion? Yes, well if I didn’t Randy Orton was about to. Its alright Randy, I used to talk about becoming the first undisputed champion all the time. Well I’m back here trying to get some shut eye, but all I here is you jabbering about some legacy. Randy when the hell is this legacy so to speak going to become manifested. So far when you win all these small time belts you come out, and say the same exact line. ‘Destiny Fulfilled’. I think we understood clearly the forth time.â€￾

Randy Orton: “Who the hell are you? Tell me why I shouldn’t beat you to a bloody pulp right now?â€￾

Michael Adams: “Because I’m not going to allow it.â€￾

Chris Jericho: “Exactly, now shut the hell up! Secondly, tonight we have “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾, “The Legend Thrillerâ€￾, “The Rainbow Haired Warriorâ€￾, the, holy feces how many names do you have. Ladies, and gentlemen that artist known as Jeff Hardy. Ha, well I’m agreeing with Randy here. You’ve been in the business x amount of years man, but you have yet to hit the milestone, and win a world championship. I know you’ve got talent man, and you, and I have teamed before. You’re my pal, but once it comes to wrestling all of that hit’s the fan. Sorry to break your heart, but I will trample your dreams of winning that championship at Affliction because I’m winning tonight bottom line. Weather I have to bust both you, and Shawn’s heads open, or sideline you I’m starting the Y to gold campaign now!â€￾

Chris Jericho, and Randy Orton both glance at each other about ready to spark blows, as Jeff Hardy switches from Orton to Jericho deciding whom he will attack if the situation is escalated.

Michael Adams: “Whoa, whoa, whoa. It seems to me like we have out selves a match tonight. I, being the general manager, hereby declare the main event for this evening a triple threat match for number one contendership of Randy Orton’s GWF Championship at ‘Affliction’. The participants in the match are “The Ayatollah of Rock, and Rollaâ€￾ Chris Jericho, “The Legend Thrillerâ€￾ Jeff Hardy, and “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ Shawn Michaels! I’ll see you two gentlemen tonight, and as for you Mr. Orton enjoy the rest of the evening here in Philly.â€￾

We go to a quick ad break after Michael’s announcement which left all three men staring at each other.

Ad Break

Jim Ross: “Welcome back ladies, and gentlemen, as we just witnessed the announcement of a triple threat in tonight’s main event to decide the number one contender and the opponent for the GWF Championship, and its owner Randy Orton.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Jeff Hardy, Shawn Michaels, and Chris Jericho J.R. this match will be a good one without a doubt.â€￾

J.R.: “I agree JBL. Well lets go to the ring as tonight we have a huge event scheduled for us, as our first match is underway.â€￾

JBL: “And it is a match in the Genesis Tournament where the winner moves onto the semifinals, and eventually the finals to attempt to capture the Genesis Championship at GWF’s “Afflictionâ€￾ pay per view.â€￾

J.R.: “Yes, the Genesis division is a unique group of wrestlers whom have the ability to go places where others can’t. These guys are talented, and even though they aren’t the size of others on the roster, they still are as talented as them.â€￾

JBL: “Yeah but I wouldn't trust these guys with my money as far as I can throw them. Even if thats pretty far.â€￾

J.R.: “Don’t underestimate the Genesis stars.â€￾

“Nightmareâ€￾ hit’s the speakers, as a hyped up Gregory Helms comes out from the curtain. Gregory Helms comes down the aisle ignoring the fans reaching out for tags. Gregory Helms slides under the bottom rope, and rolls to his feet. Gregory Helms begins to stretch out his arms, as he awaits his opponent.

JBL: “Gregory “Nightmareâ€￾ Helms, man this guy is talented. The best the division has to offer in my opinion.â€￾

The crowd is silent, as “Mr. Seventh Ribâ€￾ cuts off the silence. Out comes, Evan Bourne, young, cocky, talented, and ready to earn a win tonight. Evan Bourne runs down the aisle, and hops onto the apron. Evan Bourne hops over the ropes, and the bell is rung.

Genesis Tournament Match
Evan Bourne versus Gregory Helms

Evan Bourne is rushed by Gregory Helms as soon as he crosses the ropes. Evan Bourne rolls out of the way, as Helms went into the corner with a miss. Gregory Helms turns around, and runs towards Evan Bourne. Evan Bourne knocks Gregory Helms to the ground with an arm drag. Gregory Helms bounces up, but Evan Bourne transitions into an arm twist, but Gregory Helms turns over, and reverses the hold into an arm twist of his own. Gregory Helms struggles to keep the hold, as Evan Bourne with ease rolls forward, and out of the hold. Gregory Helms is quick to follow up, and take down Bourne with a side headlock. Bourne rolls up to his feet, and Gregory tries to go for a leg takedown, but Helms quickly counters with a side headlock. Gregory Helms is on his feet in no time, as he is in shock at Bourne’s talent. Gregory Helms surprises Evan Bourne with a shoulder to back him up in the corner. Earl Hebner, the man refereeing the match backs Helms up from Bourne, but Helms gets Hebner off of him. Gregory Helms slaps the taste out of Bourne’s mouth as Evan Bourne snaps. Evan Bourne leaps out the corner, and starts pumping Helms with lefts, and rights to the back of the head, and uppercuts to the face. Evan Bourne is in the center of the ring with Gregory Helms, as he whips “The Hurricaneâ€￾ to the ropes. Gregory bounces back, and is hit with a nice spinning sole kick to the face. Evan Bourne picks up Gregory Helms, and tosses him into the corner face first. Helms backs up from the corner, as Evan Bourne runs into the corner at his own will, and uses his momentum to leap to the top of the turnbuckle, and moonsault backwards. Gregory Helms calls the move, and dives outside. Evan Bourne lands on his feet, as the crowd hypes him up. Evan Bourne has no patience, as he climbs outside, and chases Helms. Gregory Helms slides into the ring, as Bourne chases. Gregory Helms connects with a series of stomps on the entering Evan Bourne. The oldest trick in the book. Gregory Helms uses the rope his aide as he stomps on Evan Bourne vigorously.

Gregory Helms picks up Evan Bourne, and whips him to the ropes. Evan Bourne comes back, and Helms goes for a scoop slam as it seems, but Bourne transitions into a hurricanrana. Gregory Helms rises at a normal pace, as he is hit with a standing dropkick from Evan Bourne. Gregory Helms is forced to use the ropes to rise now, but is met with a swinging DDT. Evan Bourne hops upon Helms for a quick finish. 1.…2.… Gregory Helms kicks out. Evan Bourne shows some submission technique as he locks in a crossface arm trap. Bourne is quickly flawed, as Helms rises to his feet, allowing Bourne to keep the hold. Evan Bourne switches gears, and starts to boot Gregory Helms in the gut. After three consecutive boots, Evan Bourne whips him into the corner across the ring from a diagonal view. Gregory Helms eats the corner, as Evan Bourne goes running for running shining wizard into the corner. Gregory Helms ducks it, and Evan Bourne goes over the ropes. Evan Bourne tries to skin the cat, but fails, as he lands on his feet outside. Evan Bourne, disappointed turns around into a baseball slide via Gregory Helms. Evan Bourne falls back, and hit’s the security barrier showing the intensity of the kick.

The camera zooms into Evan Bourne as he holds his head in pain, while Gregory Helms makes his way to Bourne’s area. Gregory Helms signals for the title, as he picks up “Mr. Seventh Ribâ€￾. Gregory Helms awakes Evan Bourne with a neck breaker to the mat. The referee is counting for a count out, as he has reached five. Helms neglects the counting, and whips Bourne into the ring, chasing after him. Gregory Helms hooks Evan Bourne’s leg. 1...2.… Evan Bourne kicks out. Evan Bourne turns over so he is on his knees, but Gregory Helms kicks him in the ribs, and ruses him in a straightjacket hold. Gregory Helms guides Evan Bourne to his feet, and yells toward the crowd “no one beats me!â€￾ just as he falls backwards hitting the X-Plex. The crowd heats up booing “Hurricaneâ€￾ Helms. Gregory Helms, places his knee on the back of Bourne, and wretches his oppositions head back. Gregory Helms adjusts so that he has a tight headlock upon Evan Bourne’s noggin. Gregory Helms badmouths Evan Bourne, as Bourne’s face falls red. Evan Bourne maneuvers his back so that the knee slides off, giving Bourne time to reach his feet. Evan Bourne capitalizes, as he is on his feet, but Gregory Helms keeps a hold on Evan Bourne. Evan Bourne spins out of the move, and runs to the ropes behind Helms. Evan Bourne bounces back, and Gregory Helms nails Evan Bourne square in the face with a big boot! Evan Bourne unsuspecting of this new move Helms has performed, has his neck snap back on the mat. Gregory Helms yells “come onâ€￾ as he really begins to take it to Bourne with taunts. Evan Bourne crawls on his knees, and palms, as he gets up to be locked into a inverted headlock. Gregory Helms takes Evan Bourne away from the corner, and nails an inverted headlock backbreaker variation as he applies the knee to the equation. Evan Bourne arches in pain, as Helms covers Evan Bourne. 1...2... Evan Bourne gets his shoulder up.

Gregory Helms now starts to slap Evan Bourne on the head, teasing him. Evan Bourne snaps, and hits two left hands, but Gregory Helms nails him with a right hand. Evan Bourne is took back by the hit, and Helms follows up with consecutive knees to the abdomen. Gregory Helms is on a roll, but out of no where, Evan Bourne drops to the floor, and drags Helms’s arm with him, eventfully tripping Gregory Helms outside. Gregory Helms hit’s the apron face first, and stumbles to the security barrier. Evan Bourne now signals for the title, as he backpedals to the ropes, and goes full speed towards Gregory Helms. Evan Bourne performs a suicide dive through the ropes, and nails Gregory Helms full on with his body, as these two crash to the mat. The crowd is cheering, as the referee counts. By the time of the sixth count, Evan Bourne rolls Gregory Helms into the ring. Evan Bourne takes a look at some adoring fans ringside, and points at them with a smirk. Evan Bourne rolls into the ring, and Helms is on his knees bending forward. Evan Bourne pushes Gregory Helms to the mat, and covers. 1.... Gregory Helms kicks out. Evan Bourne gets up to do more damage, and drags Helms with him by the head. Evan Bourne keeps Helms head low, but this is a recipe for disaster, as Gregory Helms picks up Evan Bourne by the legs. Gregory Helms drops Evan Bourne on his neck at the ropes, as Evan Bourne jumps to the mat holding his neck. Gregory Helms asks Bourne if he wants to be a champion, but is responded to by boo’s from the crowd. Gregory Helms picks up Evan Bourne, and Irish Whips him to the ropes. Evan Bourne comes back into an attempt at a sleeper hold, but Evan Bourne turns around, and hits an arm drag pin attempt, as he hooks the leg with his free arm. 1.….2.… a near fall as Helms kicks out. Gregory Helms has more fuel in the tank than Evan Bourne, as he is aware of the surrounds. Evan Bourne is on his knees, but is kicked in the face by Gregory Helms. Gregory Helms pulls Evan Bourne onto his feet by his head, and throws Evan Bourne into the corner. Evan Bourne connects with the corner back first, as he looks on at Gregory Helms. Gregory Helms runs at Evan Bourne for a move into the corner, but Evan Bourne counter attacks Helms upon approaching with a short arm clothesline.

Evan Bourne fumbles back towards his feet, as he is barely up. Gregory Helms uses the ropes to help manage his feet, but Evan Bourne pulls Gregory Helms out of the corner. Evan Bourne starts hitting Gregory Helms with kicks to the thigh, and calves. Evan Bourne backs Gregory Helms upon the ropes, and whips him across the ring. Gregory Helms returns into a back body drop from Evan Bourne. Gregory Helms gets back up similar to a solider, but holds his back the whole way. Evan Bourne grabs Helms by the arm, and goes for a Irish whip to the corner, but Evan Bourne counters with an attempt of his own, but Evan Bourne reverses the situation to a different corner, tossing Gregory Helms into there. Gregory Helms looked for a surprised counter as he leapt onto the top rope. Gregory Helms turns around, but Evan Bourne’s presence knocks Helms into a seated position, as Evan Bourne is already in the corner. Evan Bourne leaps to the top, and hurricanrannas Gregory Helms off of the turnbuckle. Evan Bourne walks into the corner, and asks the crowd if they want it. The crowd replies with a loud pop, as Evan Bourne climbs the top rope. Evan Bourne is now standing upon the top rope, as he leaps off with a Shooting Star Press also known as the Air Bourne! The crowd cheers, as Evan Bourne goes through the air to connect with Gregory Helms completely!

The crowd is cheering, as Evan Bourne makes his way upon Gregory Helms for a pin. 1.….2.… The winning count is prevented as Hebner reveals Helm’s leg having contact with the bottom rope. Evan Bourne is frustrated, as he picks makes it to his feet, and slowly rolls Helms onto his. Gregory Helms is now on his feet, and it hit with a nice knife edge chop to the chest. Evan Bourne grabs Gregory Helms, and whips him into the turnbuckle back first. Evan Bourne runs into Helms, but at the last minute Gregory Helms steps out the corner leaving Evan Bourne to collide shoulder first into the post. Evan Bourne stays nursing his head, as Gregory Helms wipes sweat off of his forehead. Gregory Helms slowly climbs to the apron, as he scales it to the corner where Evan Bourne’s head is awaiting on the other side of the turnbuckles. Evan Bourne is shown to now have climbed out on the apron while being on his knees still nursing his head. Gregory Helms has the luxury of using the stairs to go around the turnbuckle, as he does so. Gregory Helms picks Evan Bourne up, and then has a grip upon Bourne’s head. Gregory Helms climbs the turnbuckle, and has Evan Bourne by the head still. Evan Bourne climbs with him as now Gregory Helms has one foot placed on the top rope, and the other on the second. While Evan Bourne has the same feet placement. Gregory Helms quickly gets both feet on the top rope, and has Evan Bourne with him. Evan Bourne is took by Gregory Helms through the air for a swinging neck breaker from the top rope! The crowd goes frantic as Gregory Helms slowly rolls up Bourne. 1.….2... Evan Bourne tries to kick out, but Gregory Helms grabs the tights..3...

Result: Gregory Helms pins Evan Bourne to advance in the tournament

“Nightmareâ€￾ plays to the crowds demise as Gregory Helms rolls out of the ring where Earl Hebner declares him the victor. Gregory Helms grabs his hair, as he motions for the title once more. Gregory Helms walks back towards the back, as comments by the commentators are heard.

Jim Ross: “Well I can’t say I was pulling for Gregory Helms but he have a very successful, and clean win over Evan Bourne tonight.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “That rookie Bourne had no chance. Gregory Helms moves on in the tournaments for the Genesis championship point blank.â€￾

J.R.: “Yes, yes indeed. Speaking of the tournament the finals will be held at the “Afflictionâ€￾ pay per view live from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan. Please call you’re local provider for further listings.â€￾

JBL: “Way to pull a cheap plug J.R.â€￾

J.R.: “Its our companies money, I suggest you do the same.â€￾

We go backstage, as we see Todd Grisham being pursued by cameramen, as Todd Grisham knocks on a door. No response, as he knocks once more. Todd Grisham opens the door after another no response, as he enters a room. It’s the locker room of “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels looks down at the floor, as Todd Grisham attempts to conduct an interview.

Todd Grisham: “Uh Shawn?â€￾

Shawn Michaels looks up unpleased with what he sees. Shawn Michaels responds though.

Shawn Michaels: “What?â€￾

Todd Grisham: “Shawn Michaels, last night at GWF’s premiere pay per view you participated in a twenty man over the top rope gauntlet match for the GWF championship. You lasted throughout the whole contest until the very end. Where some say you had Randy Orton, but an unexpected message caused a distraction leaving room for Randy Orton to eliminate you for a victory. What are you‘re thoughts, and whom do you think caused the messaging which eventually led to you‘re defeat?â€￾

Shawn Michaels: “What do you want me to do Todd? You want me to destroy the offices, you, the fans, Michael Adams, all know very well who did it. Brock, I know very damn well you’re not in the building tonight. So I’m not going to go on a treasure hunt for you. I’m sick. And god damnit I’m tired of punks like you, and Randy Orton who make my life a living hell. Tonight, I’m going to have a triple threat match tonight against Jeff Hardy, and Chris Jericho. I’m not even going to bother going out, and talking trash with neither of them. They are getting the unexpected tonight. I promised to not be an old bitter man, but I’m taking my aggression. My pain. Out on them tonight. After I win the triple threat, Randy Orton I’m finishing you for that title. You’re going to see a preview of Shawn Michaels tonight. No, not “The Showstopperâ€￾, not “The Main Eventâ€￾, not “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾. I’m talking Shawn Michaels. I’m not going to go out there, and give the fans a match. I’m going to go out, and give myself a win.â€￾

Todd Grisham: “Alright, so-.â€￾

Shawn Michaels: “I’m not finished. As for you Brock. Let me catch you around these hallways. I promise you Mr. Here Comes The Pain. I swear to kick you’re head off the minute I see you. We’ve never faced off, but you’ve tasted Sweet Chin Music, and you’re going to have you’re taste buds fulfilled again the second I see you.â€￾

Shawn Michaels gives an incredible facial expression, as he seems not one hundred percent bitter, nor mad. Shawn has more of a disappointed look towards him. Evan Bourne comes into the scene with a towel around his neck, as he immediately see’s what’s going on.

Evan Bourne: “I think you should leave.â€￾

Todd Grisham agrees, as he takes the crew outside, and Evan Bourne sits Michaels back down. We go back ringside.

Jim Ross: “You can see the integrity in Shawn’s eyes.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Shawn’s an old bitter man. He’s taking his ruthless aggression upon guys with actual futures? Jeff Hardy, and Chris Jericho are punks but they don’t deserve that.â€￾

J.R.: “I can’t give further comments on this. I’m just to confused as to what to think, nor say.â€￾

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JBL: “Welcome back ladies, and gentlemen we are to be treated with a great segment later tonight as Montel Vontavious Porter will be hosting the very first ever VI[ Lounge with a very special guest. Supposedly, the greatest guest the VIP Lounge has ever had. I wouldn’t be surprised if he invites me J.R.â€￾

J.R.: “I don’t think you qualify as he said “greatestâ€￾ guest the Lounge has ever had.â€￾

JBL: “Hah very funny J.R. I’m a former world champion, a pioneer in wrestling, “The Wrestling Godâ€￾ Jim Ross. I am the greatest guest anyone will ever have on a segment. GWF is lucky enough to have my voice grace their programs.â€￾

J.R.: “How do the youngsters say over the internet? LOL.â€￾

JBL: “The hell does that mean?â€￾

Jim Ross: “Nothing mister god of wrestling.â€￾

JBL: “Yeah well get on with you’re job.â€￾

Jim Ross: “Yeah, ok Bradshaw. So on a more serious note, tonight, right now. We have a big match that is sure to please coming. “The Rude Oneâ€￾ Robert Roode going head to head with none other than former world champion “The Straightedge Superstarâ€￾ CM Punk!â€￾

JBL: “Oh god hopefully Roode pleases, and gives us a good match. That CM Punk is sure to leave a bad taste in all our mouths. “

Jim Ross: “Punk is good competitor John, he stays without any poison in his system, and is very athletic, and talented. He’s one star you can’t bash JBL. I don’t care what you say. Your not changing the opinions of me, the guy behind me, nor the people up in the nose bleeds.â€￾

JBL: “Oh did I offend mister Ross‘s love interest?â€￾

“Sorry About Your Damn Luckâ€￾ plays as the crowd boos automatically, as if they awaited the arrival of the star. A burst of pyro blasts across the entrance way as Robert Roode appears in his robe. He walks down by himself before sliding into the ring. He hands the robe to staff members, and stretches out the knots in his wrists.

“This Fire Burnsâ€￾ hit’s the speakers as the crowd gives a opposite reaction to CM Punk than they applauded Roode. CM Punk poses at the tope, and hops in place. He starts down to the ring before sliding in, under the first rope. Robert Roode trash talks as CM Punk calls him towards him. The referee intertwines into the situation, and breaks the two up.

Singles Match
Robert Roode vs. CM Punk

The bell rings, as CM Punk, and Robert Roode begin circling the ring. They eventually switch spots completely, and Robert Roode cautiously approaches CM Punk. Punk lower’s all defenses, and guard to get a good lock up. Roode counters Punk’s attempt, and has a elbow lock. CM Punk quickly elbows Robert in the abdominal section, and spins behind Roode. CM Punk grabs Robert by the head, and back, and whips him towards the ropes. Robert Roode bounces back, as Punk looks for a back body drop, but Roode hit’s a knee to the shoulder of Punk. Robert Roode capitalizes delivering elbows to the back of Punk. Robert raises Punk to his feet, and kicks him with a low gut kick. CM Punk holds his lower torso in pain, and leans backwards. Robert Roode backpedals to the ropes, and bounces off of them, and goes towards Punk full throttle. He brings CM Punk down with a thunderous, and electrifying clothesline. Robert Roode goes down along side CM Punk, and Robert covers Punk. 1.., no! CM Punk kicks out before the second count. Robert Roode slams the mat with his palms, and crawls over to Punk. He mounts CM Punk, and begins clobbering him with a barrage of lefts, and rights to the back of the head. CM Punk uses all of his will power to lift Roode a few inches off of himself. Punk pushes Roode down to the canvas, then mount Roode returning the favor with left’s, and rights to head of Roode. Robert blocks the majority of them with his guard, and the referee begins to separate the two, by pulling CM Punk away.

CM Punk shoves the referee asking why he pulled him away. Robert Roode gets to his feet holding his chin. The referee lets the two go back at each other. CM Punk goes for a lock up, but Roode steps backwards. Roode hits CM Punk with a left hand sending Punk two steps back. Roode follows up with a spark of momentum hitting a few more lefts, and gripping Punk by his head with his right hand. Roode brings Punks head down, and sends Punk tumbling backwards with a European Uppercut. CM Punk is backed onto the ropes, as Roode runs at him for a clothesline over the ropes. CM Punk bends down, and hit’s a big knee to the mid-section of Robert. CM Punk stands back up, and nails a few knife edge chops to the chest of Robert. CM Punk spins around nailing a few backhands to the face of Robert Roode. He goes for a right forearm, but Robert Roode evades it, and goes for the Kill Switch spin out power bomb maneuver popularized by John Cena. Punk keeps his ground by spinning over locking a hammerlock onto Robert. Punk applies pressure, but quickly transitions to Roode’s side locking in a headlock. CM Punk keeps Roode close, but Roode begins pedaling forward, and pushes CM Punk off, and running to the ropes. CM Punk attempts to make the best out of the situation, and looks for a move on the rebound, but Roode hits CM Punk with a big shoulder making Punk snap onto the canvas. Robert Roode taunts CM Punk from a standing position, and begins stomping on CM Punk.

CM Punk leans upwards, and hits Robert Roode with lefts to the lower abdomen. Roode slows down, and Punk gets back up. Roode goes for a quick cheap knee to the head of CM Punk, but Punk elbows Robert in the gut. Roode goes backwards holding his gut, as CM Punk holds his back. The two pace around the ring a bit more, before closing in on one, another. CM Punk gets a bit more closer to Roode, and keeps his distance. CM Punk kills the silence with a swift kick to the calve of Robert, and follows up with left forearms. CM Punk sinks in two well placed shots before Roode claws CM Punk in the eye. Punk nearly falls down, and goes back to the corner. He comes back at Roode with another forearm to the forehead. CM Punk hits another one making this a trend of sorts until Robert does a boxing style hold onto CM Punk. He turns Punk the other way, and trips him back to the corner. CM Punk keeps his balance running to the ropes. CM Punk comes back only to run into a ground shaking spine buster of the self proclaimed Money Mogul. Robert Roode stays down, and covers Punk again. 1.…..2.… CM Punk lunges his arm into the air, breaking the count. Robert gets on one knee, and picks CM Punk up by the hair. He goes to the corner, and slams CM Punk head first into the top turnbuckle.

CM Punk turns on his back, and looks at Roode, while Roode nails him with a big left handed punch, and kick to the gut. Roode then hit’s a shoulder thrust into CM Punk. The referee tries pulling Roode away, but instead he nails a big elbow putting all of his weight into it. He nails a second one. The referee then threatens to stop the match, and backs Roode up. Roode agrees, and pulls CM Punk more to the center of the ring. He whips CM Punk to the ropes, and dips down wanting to hit the back drop on the rebound. CM Punk nails a swift spinning neck breaker as the crowd begins to cheer on the former world champion. Robert Roode holds his head in pain, as the camera zooms into his face. CM Punk limps over to Roode, as Roode is arching himself forward. CM Punk kicks Roode in the ribs several times, and picks Roode up following up. He forearms Roode into the same corner in which Punk was being clobbered in earlier. CM Punk picks up his elbow, and nails Robert in the back of the head, as Roode falls on his rear end. Punk gets in a big kick to the face before the referee breaks Punk up. CM Punk walks over to Robert Roode, and picks him up. He brings Robert to the center of the ring, and whips Robert to the ropes. Robert Roode comes back into a arm drag by CM Punk. Robert gets to his feet in no time, and gets a second arm drag. Robert rolls several feet away from CM Punk.

Robert Roode holds the bottom rope in pain, as he slowly reaches his feet. CM Punk begins taunting for the kill, as the crowd starts “GTSâ€￾ chants. Robert Roode turns around, and is hoisted up by CM Punk. CM Punk turns into position for a Go To Sleep, but Robert rolls off of Punk’s back, and kicks out Punks knees. Punk limps back to his feet, and is leaning on the ropes. Robert goes for a big right handed haymaker, but CM Punk ducks it, and pushes Robert onto his back on the ropes. CM Punk nails a forearm, and goes for a whip to the opposite ropes. Robert counters it into a forearm of his own, and kicks Punk in the gut. CM Punk steps back, as Robert Roode hit’s a snap DDT. Roode covers CM Punk again. 1.…..2.……. CM Punk kicks out. Robert Roode accuses the referee before covering again. 1.….. CM Punk kicks out again. Robert Roode gets to his feet, and stares at the referee. Robert Roode pushes the referee to the ground, as the referee warns him. CM Punk slowly gets to his knee’s, and rolls Robert Roode on his back. It CM Punk has Roode in a small package, but it takes some time for the referee to realize what is going on.

The referee makes the count. 1.….2.… Robert Roode rolls backwards putting CM Punk onto his back, with his shoulders down. 1.….2.…. CM Punk rolls backwards into one more roll up maneuver where Punk sits on Robert’s legs. 1.….2.…. Robert Roode kicks out. CM Punk lands on his back holding his head, as Robert Roode rolls to his feet. Robert Roode see’s Punk managing his feet very slowly. Robert nails a big toe kick in the face of Punk. Robert Roode runs to the corner, and climbs to the second rope. He sits on the top rope, while his feet keep him up on the second. Roode takes a breath in, and awaits for CM Punk to turn in his direction. CM Punk slowly walks around holding his neck. He eventually turns his sense of direction towards Robert Roode. Robert Roode leaps through the air, and catches Punk. He hit’s a rolling reverse cutter on CM Punk, bringing Punk down on his back. Punk is motionless on the ground, as Robert Roode doesn’t seem to show any sign of movement. Roode slowly leans upwards, and crawls towards the carcass of CM Punk. He gets his arm draped across “The Straightedge Superstarâ€￾. 1.….2.…….3!

Result: Robert Roode pins CM Punk

John Bradshaw Layfield: Yes! Yes! Yes, I told you Ross This punk ‘sum bitch CM Punk wouldn’t win!

Jim Ross: A great match I must say, and Robert Roode did come out on top. I applaud him tonight.

JBL: “Jim Ross, Robert Roode is a god in the making amongst the GWF roster. I guarantee you that.â€￾

J.R.: “So one day he will be bigger than “theâ€￾ “Wrestling Godâ€￾?â€￾

JBL: “I’m not sure about that Styles, but I can reassure you he will be the next big thing.â€￾

Back in the ring Robert Roode is dubbed the winner, as both men are up on their feet, barely. CM Punk is aching all over his body as he holds the back of his head. Robert Roode has his arm being held in the air by the referee in the center of the ring. CM Punk limps over to Robert Roode. The two give each other a long stare, as CM Punk eventually extends his arm out to Robert Roode showing his sportsmanship. Robert Roode gives his hand a long hard stare.

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Don’t do it Robert! Your to good for that! You don’t have to shake filthy hands!â€￾

Jim Ross: “What a act of sportsmanship by CM Punk. This is real wrestling JBL. Not that lack luster bull crap you, and guys like Roode pull out there.â€￾

Roode eventually gives CM Punk a handshake, and nods his head. He holds CM Punk’s hand high in the air, as someone comes running down the aisle. Its none other than “Cowboyâ€￾ James Storm. James Storm has a beer bottle in hand, and stands behind Roode, and Punk- clearly out of sight. James takes a big sip out of the beer bottle, and spits it into the air. He clobbers CM Punk in the back of the head with the beer bottle, as the crowd boos. CM Punk falls straight to the canvas as Robert Roode laughs manically at his down opponent. CM Punk is now motionless as blood is seen staining the mat around him. Robert Roode, and James Storm hug each other, as they hold their hands up high laughing.

Jim Ross: “By god! Someone get down here now! Someone help him!â€￾

JBL: “I’d be a complete scum bag if I said I was enjoying this right now. But god damnit I am Joey! Give it to him again boys. That punk deserves it.â€￾

Jim Ross: “Bradshaw, You can’t be serious right now!â€￾

JBL: “Oh but god as my witness I’m am!â€￾

Roode picks a completely knocked out CM Punk up. He places him in the corner, as James Storm prances around the ring, obviously drunk. He takes position stomping his feet into the ground. Roode grabs CM Punk by the hair, and takes him to the center of the ring. James Storm nails the Last Call super kick move right on target taking CM Punk out. EMT’s, and security gushes out of the entrance way, and run down to the ring, as James Storm, and Robert Roode high tale out of the ring.

Jim Ross: “What a sick, sick display put up by this alliance known as “Beer Money Inc.â€￾. “

JBL: “Well two of America’s favorite things: Beer, and Money. This team is sure to dominate, they just took out CM Punk. I love these guys already.â€￾

J.R.: “JBL, I can’t believe your fond of this. If this was held outside of GWF those two would be in a state penitentiary.â€￾

JBL: “But it was in a ring, so there for your plead is irrelevant Ross.â€￾

Ad Break

J.R.: “Welcome back to the show, so lets take a look at a the official promotional video for GWF’s next pay per view event “Afflictionâ€￾ live from Detroit, Michigan four weeks from this Sunday.

*Affliction Hype is aired*

Jim Ross: “Well we will see you there.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Yeah well, in other news, lets move on with the next match of the night.â€￾

J.R.: “Which is the wild card for the show, as Paul London will be given a mystery opponent by Michael Adams.â€￾

JBL: “Aw, I feel bad for Mr. London, tonight he doesn’t have Brian Kendrick to be given some as well. He will take all of the beating from this mystery guy.â€￾

J.R.: “Well before The Hooligans were even formed.â€￾

JBL: “And ended.â€￾

J.R.: “Yes, but before they banded together Paul London was a former Cruiserweight champion, and defeated many stars in the process. He does have talent.â€￾

JBL: “I never said he didn’t. He’s a very talented jobber.â€￾

“Rockstarâ€￾ hit’s the speakers, as Paul London comes out running to the ring, with his vest, and trunks. The attire he’d wear with Brian Kendrick. The fans give a average pop for Paul London, as he slides into the ring under the bottom rope.

“Virtual Voodooâ€￾ is heard, as Paul London’s facial expression falls into one of a depressed man. Umaga comes out the curtain yelling in Samoan, as he beats his chest. Umaga slowly wobbles to the ring, as Paul London psyches himself for the match, bouncing in place, and stretching.

Singles Match
Paul London versus Umaga

Umaga climbs into the ring, and Paul London paces around thinking of how to approach “The Samoan Bulldozerâ€￾. Paul London eventually does so with a game plan. Paul London starts hitting some kicks to the back of Umaga’s knees, as Umaga swings his log like forearm for the head of Paul London. London evades each forearm, as he starts slowly bringing down Umaga off of his vertical base. Umaga then succeeds, and latches his grip around the neck of Paul London. Umaga literally throws Paul London away, as London lands on his back giving him momentum to roll up. Paul London runs to the ropes upon getting to his feet, as he comes back at Umaga only to be floored by a powerful kick to the upper torso. Paul London falls back, and holds his neck in pain, as Umaga yells some more in Samoan. Umaga holds his thumb up towards the crowd, as he the crowd responds with choruses of boo’s. Paul London manages to crawl away from the distracted Umaga. Paul London holds his neck, as he uses his free arm, and the ropes to get back to his feet. Paul London, approaches the turned Umaga, and connects with his right leg with a mule kick. Umaga quakes downwards, as he turns around into a series of forearms from London. Umaga is now fully turned, as he lunges his arm forwards for a right hand, but Paul London ducks, and adjusts to the side of Umaga. Paul London starts kicking repeatedly as he nails in sequence, one kick to the stomach, and another to the back. Paul London then starts nailing a full on assault of kicks to the stomach of Umaga. Umaga grabs Paul London’s neck, and tosses him to the ropes. Paul London comes back, and is nailed with a shoulder block by Umaga. Umaga picks up Paul London by the neck, as he tosses him full onto the corner. Paul London hit’s the corner back first, as Umaga runs to the corner for his signature splash. Umaga leaps to the corner, and connects with Brian Kendrick. Umaga yells in victory as he holds his thumb out, warming it for the lethal maneuver. Paul London arches as he nurses his back in pain, and yells for stoppage. Umaga kicks Paul London while he’s down, and even resorts to crushing London’s ankle by stepping upon it. Umaga grabs Paul London once more, and holds taunts the Samoan Spike.

Umaga swings for the fences with his thumb, as Paul London ducks it, and uses his body to trip Umaga on his face, using his legs. Umaga lands face first, as Paul London stumbles while trying to get to his feet. Umaga gets back up to his feet almost before London, showing how much he can take. Paul London runs, and dropkicks Umaga in the back, as Umaga doesn’t fall. Paul London gets back to his feet, and runs to the ropes. Paul London nails Umaga upside the head with an enzuiguri. Umaga still isn’t down, as Paul London runs at Umaga again to nail him with a spinning sole kick. Now Umaga is showing some signs of damage, as he backpedals a bit. Brian Kendrick, gets back up, and runs at Umaga to nail him with the forearms to the face. Paul London stands in front of Umaga, and goes for a hurricanranna, leaping onto Umaga’s shoulders. Much to Paul’s demise Umaga is to big, as Paul London falls to the mat on his stomach without bringing Umaga down. Paul London did lower the head of Umaga though, as he Paul gets up, and runs to the ropes in front of Umaga. Paul London rebounds back, and is caught with a Samoan Spike from no where. Paul London hit’s the mat, as he holds his neck in pain again. Umaga picks Paul London up from the mat in the fireman’s carry position signaling for the Samoan Drop. Instead, Umaga lifts Paul London into press position, as he throws London into the mat on his back. Paul London rolls outside, as he fumbles into the security barrier, which keeps Paul up on his feet. Umaga climbs outside, as he grabs London by the hair, and throws him face first into the post. Umaga is just giving London as much pain possible, as he doesn’t seize to let out on “The Samoan Bulldozerâ€￾. Umaga picks up Paul London, and has him in place for a Samoan Drop. Just then, Paul London’s former partner Brian Kendrick comes running down the ramp, and nails Umaga from behind with a forearm bash. Umaga fell into the security barrier, as Paul London fell off of Umaga. Umaga turns around looking to kill, but Brian Kendrick is overwhelming with his left, and right handed strikes. Brian makes a fatal flaw, as he went for a kick to the midsection of Umaga. Umaga caught his leg, and then slapped his hand around Kendrick’s throat. Umaga hoists Kendrick onto his shoulders, and nails him with a swift Samoan Drop. The crowd boo’s, as Umaga yells back in Samoan. Paul London is still on the mat, as the match is called by Josh Mathews

Result: Umaga Wins after Interference from Brian Kendrick

“Virtual Voodooâ€￾ plays again, as Umaga makes his way around the ring, and eventually to the back. The camera shows one more shot of Brian Kendrick squirming in pain, before abruptly cutting to the back once again. We see Chris Jericho holding the tip of his chin, and next to him GWF interviewer Lauren Thompson with a microphone in hand. Chris Jericho taps the tip of his chin, as he awaits for the segment to begin.

Chris Jericho: “Well?â€￾

Lauren Thompson: “Um well what?â€￾

Chris Jericho: “Well get on with you’re job woman!â€￾

Lauren Thompson: “Sorry, yes, so Chris Jericho. Tonight, you will participate against both Shawn Michaels, and Jeff Hardy in a number one contenders match for the GWF championship at “Afflictionâ€￾. What are you’re thoughts on the man whom eliminated you last night in the Twenty Man Over the Top Rope Gauntlet, and the man who almost won the match if it wasn’t for the disturbance in the form of a message on the titantron, Shawn Michaels. Tonight, he promised to win, and he promised to give both you, and Jeff Hardy a rough night.â€￾

Chris Jericho: “Alright, so Shawn Michaels wants to be a badass. Shawn’s a bitter old man, and I’ve said it countless times before. Shawn Michaels is a nothing but a cop out, a liar, and I don’t see as to how Shawn in the most horrid state he has ever been in. Is cheered amongst the losers, and no bodies in the crowd we call “fansâ€￾. Please this is ridiculous. How do you do it Shawn? I’ve said it once, and by god I’ll say it again. How does the most decorated superstar, “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾, Shawn Michaels become a spineless, little, no good, worm of a human? Yet people love him. He manipulates you people. All of you people. Weather its Ric Flair, the fans, the WWE, or hell GWF. I stand alone, in my solemn crusade to exploit Shawn Michaels to the point where you guys have no choice but to hate him. Where you guys have no choice, but to be against him.â€￾

Lauren Thompson: “Strong claims there Chris. What about you’re other partner, “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾, or “The Legend Thrillerâ€￾, Jeff Hardy whom puts anything, and everything on the line to win?â€￾

Chris Jericho: “So this idiot whom jumps off any edge he can find, that makes him a good wrestler? No, see Jeff Hardy, and I have faced one to many times in the ring. Each time I beat him to the scrawny, schmuck he is, and tonight he adds another loss to his record. See, tonight Jeff Hardy is shown that he has walked under one to many ladders, because the worst of the worst is coming. “The Ayatollah of Rock, and Rollaâ€￾, “The Saviorâ€￾, hell Global Wrestling Federation itself, Y2J is coming Jeff Hardy. Oh man I’m a train that can’t be stopped, and will crush, and devour anything in my way. Point, blank. You know what leave Lauren, I’m finishing this myself.â€￾

Lauren Thompson does so, as she exit’s the scene, and Chris Jericho takes up the space left.

Chris Jericho: “See when I become number one contender for the GWF championship. I’m taking my shot to the sky, as Randy Keith Orton, you will taste the wrath of the first Undisputed Champion, me, Chris Jericho. Randy Orton, I am a legend you have yet to kill. Last time you, and I faced off I was cheated out of a victory, but this time it won’t happen. You have no body out here to defend you Randy. No body. So pucker up, because you’re kissing you’re championship good bye come four weeks. My win is dedicated to you.â€￾

Chris Jericho winks at the camera, as we go back ringside to meet Jim Ross, and John Bradshaw Layfield.

Jim Ross: “Yeah, I wonder what happened in their last match huh JBL?â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “I have no clue Jim Ross. But that punk Jericho needs to watch his mouth because it seems some one’s going to have to bust it open.â€￾

J.R.: “Judging by that intense interview, I don’t think Jericho will be taking a liking to any screw jobs tonight.â€￾

JBL: “You know all about not getting screwed, look at you’re wife.â€￾

J.R.: “JBL you quiet you’re self this instant.â€￾

JBL: “Sorry that was uncalled for. But damnit it was funny.â€￾

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We return to see the ring decorated with a rug, a coffee table, and a two person sofa, with a single sofa not to far. All modern furniture, as the crowd cheers.

J.R.: “It looks to be time for the first ever VIP Lounge.â€￾

JBL: “Yeah, Montel Vontavious Porter’s very own special segment.â€￾

“I’m Comingâ€￾ by Siikk The Shocker plays, as the crowd gives off a mixed ovation. Montel Vontavious Porter dressed in a business suit, nods his head to the ovation of the crowd. Montel Vontavious Porter slaps the ground with his two hands, as a blast of pyro ignites. Montel Vontavious Porter cruises to the ring, as he reaches ringside, to pop his collar, and use the steps to enter the ring. Montel Vontavious Porter extends his arms with a great smirk on his face. Porter is handed a microphone as he circles the ring once.

Montel Vontavious Porter: “Welcome, to the historical, first ever VIP Lounge, with the number one VIP in the whole business of Sports Entertainment, me. Montel Vontavious Porter, me, M-V-P. Yeah that’s right.â€￾

The crowd pops.

Montel Vontavious Porter: “Now, MVP is in the ring, and I’ve said it before, that can only mean one thing. There’s going to be big things popping, and little things stopping. Now, I am without a doubt a big thing, you feel me? So lets have all you people sit back, and enjoy the view, because The Lounge is for people not like you. Hah.â€￾

The crowd heats up with a few boo’s.

Montel Vontavious Porter: “So you’ve all heard the rumors about the greatest guest to ever grace the VIP Lounge will be in the building tonight. Now everyone has the same question, which is leaving you all guessing. See, I got a huge guest for you all. How many of you want to see the guest be a man that considers himself a real American? No, that’s small time stuff compared to this guy. How about Montel Vontavious Porter with a Texas Rattlesnake in the Lounge? No, see I ain’t talking about no Snakes, I’m talking about big boys, sharks, monsters. Yeah, only the biggest, and baddest make it onto my show. Lets give it one more go. How about we bring down a man who considers himself the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be? Well not even see the greatest guest to be on the VIP Lounge is bigger. He’s a former champion, he’s the highest paid superstar in GWF, he is none other than Montel Vontavious Porter. Me!â€￾

The crowd lets off some more heat.

Montel Vontavious Porter: “See I won’t be former for long, because I’m demanding my newest addition to my trophy case at home, the No Limits Championship. Because for me, there are no limits, there are no limitations to what I can do. I’m the next best thing since sliced bread. And I, am definably the man to fit the criteria the most to be dubbed the newest No Limits champion, right? So bring Michael Adams’s ass out here right now. He’s going to personally give me, the No Limits championship."

Nothing happens for awhile, but eventually the lights go out, as A spotlight is shown, and a microphone is reeled down. Just then, a figure is seen at the end of the aisle. Its none other than Mr. Ken Kennedy, as he snatches the microphone, and speaks into it.

Mr. Kennedy: “Hailing from the greatest city in the world, Green Bay, Wisconsin! I am the greatest wrestler, and by far most talented being to ever grace myself up that very ring you stand on. I am… Missssttteeer Kennnnedddyy!â€￾

The crowd gives a good ovation despite the cocky remarks.

Mr. Kennedy: “Kennedy…â€￾

The lights come back on, as Montel Vontavious Porter looks on unimpressed.

Montel Vontavious Porter: “Oh hah, look who it is. Mr. Kennedy. Who the hell do you think you are interrupting my VIP Lounge boy? You better get you’re ass down here, and explain.â€￾

Mr. Kennedy: “Oh no see, Montel Vontavious Porter. See, I’m not that dumb. I’m going to go down their, get sucker punched by you, and you run to the back. No! See I’m a new Mr. Kennedy. I’m not going to get mad. I’m not going to get stressed. I’m calm, I’m better composed, I’m much more serene. I was in the back, resting, until I heard you.. You’re foul voice, disrupting me. I can’t stand it. You say you deserve the No Limits Championship? How about I come down there right now, and show you what it truly is to not have any limitation.â€￾

MVP seems nervous at the new attitude, but climbs the turnbuckle, and calls Kennedy down. Porter hops off, and rolls up his sleeves, right before taunting the hell out of Ken Kennedy. Mr. Ken Kennedy chuckles, and looks at a first row fan asking for advice. The fan seems to be pumped up, as he points to the ring. On site, Mr. Kennedy runs toward the ring, and slides in under the bottom rope. Mr. Kennedy takes off his muscle shirt, and approaches Montel Vontavious Porter. The two are about to clinch, until Christopher Daniels’s themes interrupts all the momentum.

Christopher Daniels: “Hold it! Hold it! Hold it one, damn, minute. What do you two think you’re doing? Talking about championships? Please. Stop it. Now you two aren’t going to touch each other at all. I have orders right from the mouth of Michael Adams to come out here, end this pointless lounge, and get ready for MY match. A real match. So clear the ring please. “the fallen angelâ€￾ is going to make his way down to the ring.â€￾

Montel Vontavious Porter: “Alright, I’ll beat you back into you’re curry selling business come on.â€￾

Christopher Daniels slides into the ring, and rushes Porter. Montel Vontavious Porter slides outside, as he loosens his tie outside. Porter points at his head signaling he is smarter, as Daniels taunts him to go back into the ring. Porter tells Daniels to look around, as he is connected with a toe kick from Mr. Ken Kennedy. The toe kick transitions into Kennedy locking up to nail his finisher the Mic Check. The crowd cheers on Kennedy for some reason, as Christopher Daniels holds his head in pain while on his back. Mr. Kennedy stands over Christopher Daniels, and points to him. Montel Vontavious Porter is now back on the apron, as he holds open the top, and middle rope. Kennedy walks away from the down Christopher Daniels, as he hops outside, and Montel, and Ken walk towards the back. As soon as they are in the back, “I spit in the faceâ€￾ abruptly hits as Carlito Caribbean Cool runs down the aisle, with a less enthusiastic referee behind. Carlito slides into the ring, and calls for the bell, as he is already on top of Daniels with a hook of the leg.

Jim Ross: “Oh dear, this doesn’t seem good as Christopher Daniels might have just been cheated out of a match.â€￾

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Singles Match
Christopher Daniels versus Carlito

1.…2.…. Carlito has his boot under the bottom rope, and the referee points this out. Carlito sits up on his knees, and eventually up to his feet. Carlito bends over, and drags Christopher Daniels to the center of the ring, and away from the ropes. Carlito covers Christopher Daniels again. 1...2.… Christopher Daniels gets his shoulder up! Carlito looks up in shock, and amazement, as he covers again. 1.….2.… Christopher Daniels kicks out! Carlito looks up holding his hair, as he mount the resilient opponent. Carlito, upset, and antagonistic begins to pummel Christopher Daniels with lefts, while he holds his head up with his right. Mike Chioda, whom is calling the match, tries to pull Carlito off, but Carlito fights the nuisance off. Carlito gets back onto Christopher Daniels, and continues nailing him with lefts, and rights this time. Mike Chioda attempts once more, and grabs Carlito. Carlito looks up, and is about to take his aggression out. Christopher Daniels, plays the face well as he chop block Carlito in the back of the knee, much to the comfort of Chioda. Carlito collapses on his back, while Daniels slowly rises, and holds his head. Carlito, nurses his calve, while he slowly gets up looking away from Christopher Daniels. Christopher Daniels goes to the ropes, and bounces off for a clothesline onto Carlito. Carlito counters by grabbing the arm of Daniels, looking for an arm flip, but Daniels adjusts his waist so that he can plant Carlito with a short arm clothesline. Flooring “Mr. Caribbean Coolâ€￾. Daniels hooks both legs of the opposition, and 1...2... Carlito kicks out!

Carlito, seems to have been injured, as he rolls outside to the apron. Christopher Daniels sits up so he is on his knees, and massages his hairless head. Daniels gets back up to turn into an impact spring board dropkick! The crowd boo’s as Carlito hit’s the mat with Daniels. Carlito, crawls over to Christopher, and gets his arm across for the pin only to receive a 1.…2... Christopher Daniels gets his shoulder up! Carlito starts pounding ruthlessly into the face of Christopher. Carlito finishes with a right hand to the face, and gets up to stomp on Daniels’s face. Carlito pants, as he is surely fatigued way to early. Carlito guides Christopher Daniels to his feet, and hits him with a neck breaker. Carlito covers once more. 1.. Christopher Daniels kicks out. Carlito sets up camp behind Daniels, as he helps Christopher rise to a sitting up position. Carlito slaps Daniel’s across the head, and locks in an awkward headlock, wrenching Christopher’s head into Carlito’s knee. Christopher Daniels shows red upon his face, as he starts to shake, and quiver. The quivering, isn’t out of pain, but of momentum, as the crowd starts the traditional clapping to help Daniels get to his feet. Carlito tries to manage the hold, but Christopher Daniels once on his feet, turns into Carlito, and hits him in the abdomen with two elbow shots. Christopher is in the drivers seat, as he goes for an Irish whip to the ropes. Christopher seems to be carjacked by Carlito, as Carlito counter whips “The Fallen Angelâ€￾ in towards the ropes. Christopher Daniels bounces back, and catches Carlito with a kick, but Carlito blocks it. Soon enough Christopher makes up for the unexpected defense, and nails an enzuiguri on Carlito. Carlito sells the maneuver, as he hit’s the mat gracefully.

Christopher Daniels begins to get up in a press position, but Carlito is done selling, as he gets to his feet as well. Christopher, now across the ring in his corner from Carlito. The two approach each other, and Christopher Daniels avoids any grapple, and tosses Carlito back first into his corner. Daniels hits Carlito Colon with a kick to the midsection which drives Carlito going straight forward Daniels. Christopher Daniels ducks, and nails the running STO, but comes down with a spinning factor added to the equation. The crowd starts to rail the man of many faces with cheers, as he then locks in a Koji Clutch upon his down opponent. Carlito starts to yell in agony at the pain being inflicted by the submission hold. Christopher Daniels tightens his grip, and more firmly, locks his legs around the body of Carlito. Carlito is to close to the ropes though, as after blindly searching his whereabouts he felt the rope, and grabbed a hold of it. Daniels, unable to adjust the hold, is forced to let go. Christopher Daniels rolls up onto his feet, and pulls Carlito up. Christopher hits Carlito with forearms, ultimately knocking him into the ropes behind. Christopher Daniels grabs Carlito, and tosses him to the ropes on the other side of the ring, causing Carlito to bounce back, and Daniels had set up for a back body drop which is easily called by Carlito, whom hit’s a brain buster knee smash. Christopher Daniels goes looking away, but turns back into Carlito, who goes for another slam. Daniels doesn’t see this as the case, as he nails an explosive, exploder suplex. Christopher Daniels lands into a pin. 1.…2.…. Carlito kicks out somehow. Christopher Daniels doesn’t get phased as he looks to seal the deal this time. Daniels measures Carlito, and waits for a superkick. Carlito gets to his feet, and catches the high kick which is overhead Daniels’s head. Christopher can’t seem to transition into the enzuigurI due to how high his foot his which is held up by Carlito. Carlito throws the boot down, and boots Christopher Daniels in the gullet. Carlito’s boot puts him in control, and he sets up for a suplex outside. Carlito gets a front face lock on Daniels, as he lifts Daniels into the air. Christopher Daniels maneuvers in the air, and lands back to back with Carlito. Daniels transitioned the front face lock into a hold on his neck. Daniels spins around so he’s facing Carlito. Carlito tries to stay next to the ropes, as he tries keep it in his grasp. Christopher Daniels pulls Carlito towards the center of the ring where he pulls Carlito backwards, and has him in place for a maneuver we haven’t seen in awhile. Christopher Daniels nails Carlito with the rolling cutter simply put as the Last Rites.

The crowd cheers, as Montel Vontavious Porter is seen coming out to the ring. Daniels calls Porter in, but Porter slowly, and cautious of Daniels, climbs the apron near the far corner. Christopher Daniels, runs to the corner where he leaps to the second rope, and hit’s a forearm to the forehead of Porter knocking Porter down, and to the mat. Christopher Daniels points up, as he hops to the top rope from the second, and nails a maneuver that is named for a reason, Best Moonsault Ever. Christopher Daniels connects with the down, and out Carlito, as Daniels hooks the leg. 1.…2.…3!

Result: Christopher Daniels pins Carlito

Jim Ross: “Yes!â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “Aw damn, damn, damn.â€￾

J.R.: “A great win for Christopher Daniels, wait what is going on?â€￾

Mr. Ken Kennedy runs out here for the second time of the night, as he slides into the ring. Christopher Daniels ducks a clothesline, as Kennedy runs off into the ropes, and bounces back. Christopher Daniels starts marking Kennedy with ruthless right hands. Montel Vontavious Porter slides into the ring, and kicks Daniels in the lower back, causing Christopher to fall on his palms, and knees. Porter starts stomping on the ankles of the double teamed wrestler. Kennedy rises the victim, and he the locks his arms with Daniels’s. Montel knows what to do, as he takes some free shots to the face of Daniels, and prepares for a kick to the midsection. Upon approach, Christopher spins around Kennedy, and allows Ken to take the blow. Daniels runs to the shocked Porter, and downs him with a clothesline, leading to Porter rolling outside. Christopher Daniels looks at Kennedy whom is nursing his stomach. Daniels picks up Kennedy, and drops him with a double leg takedown. Daniels stays upon his feet, and locks in a Boston Crab upon Mr. Kennedy. Kennedy screams in pain, but simply refuses to tap, as he begs Porter for help. Porter is very hesitant, as he looks on in demise at his could be associate. Montel sill slides into the ring, and nails Daniels in the back of the head with a forearm. Daniels falls forward, as Porter tries to revive Kennedy. Kennedy thanks him, but its to late, as Daniels is already, up. Kennedy gets out of Dodge, but leaves MVP to be fed to the dogs. Daniels delivers a kick to the midsection, and transitions into the Angel Wings move, downing Montel completely. The crowd cheers, as Kennedy holds his head in shock. Daniels is on top of the turnbuckles taunting “The Loudmouthâ€￾, as we go to another ad break.
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John Bradshaw Layfield: “Hello fans, we are about to be spoken to by a group of talented individuals in a second.â€￾

Jim Ross: “Wonder whom it is, and what they have to get off their mind.â€￾

“Pricelessâ€￾ cuts off the commentators, as Ted Dibiase Jr., followed by Cody Rhodes come strutting out to the ring. The two walk towards the ring side by side, while the crowd gives a monstrous mixed reaction. Ted Dibiase Jr., and Cody Rhodes climb the apron, and Rhodes holds down the ropes for Dibiase. Dibiase then returns the favor once in the ring, as the two call for microphones. Staff members hand the microphones to Dibiase, and Rhodes. The two let the crowd die down before beginning.

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “About time.â€￾

Cody Rhodes: “Seriously, I mean come on. You guys are worse than little children. Shut up already.â€￾

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “Yeah, lets not be too harsh Cody. Back to the point of us coming out today. The GWF Tag Team Championships. We want them. Point, blank.â€￾

Cody Rhodes: “Yes, so I’d like to know why the hell we aren’t just given the titles. Quite frankly, we are the most talented team out of the whole roster, and they should be happy we don’t ask to give us the GWF championship, and make it a co-ownership belt. Congratulations to Randy Orton by the way.â€￾

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “See at least some people around here are getting what they deserve. What does it take to be gifted some tag titles? A lot, I’m guessing. Either way, we’ll be the first tag team champions without a doubt. So Michael Adams, who ever it is that has to declare us participants in the championship match, please come out here, and do so.â€￾

There’s silence for a bit, as Dibiase, and Rhodes glance at each other, but still look towards the entrance curtain. “Paparazziâ€￾ unexpectedly cuts in, as outcome John Morrison, and The Miz doing their slow motion entrance. John Morrison, and The Miz eventually make it to the ring, as the two slide in, and bounce to their feet. They circle Team Priceless, as neither of the four young men have there guard lowered. Ted Dibiase Jr., removes an ear ring, and tosses it to staff members, as Cody Rhodes rolls up his long sleeves on his t-shirt.

John Morrison: “Whoa, whoa, whoa boys. Calm down! “THE Guru of Greatnessâ€￾, and “THE chick Magnetâ€￾ aren’t here to get into any physical altercation of the sorts. We’re here for the opposite though. See, young guys such as ourselves. We should be working together. We both, are the most talented teams in the GWF roster, and we both deserve those championships handed to us in bubble wrap.â€￾

The Miz: “ Because that’s how we roll right?â€￾

John Morrison: “You know it Mike. So were here to pledge an alliance with you guys, so we both have the best run in GWF eh? What do you say? MNM, The Miz, and Morrison, “THE Guru of Greatnessâ€￾, and “THE Chick Magnetâ€￾ teaming with two sons of legends, two former world champions, two I may say priceless superstars, Cody Rhodes, and Ted Dibiase Jr.?â€￾

Cody Rhodes, and Ted Dibiase Jr. both give each other a look, before Dibiase, and Rhodes begin to look away with their backs turned towards the offering team. Meanwhile, Morrison, and The Miz both let out warm hands, ready to shake. Rhodes, and Dibiase come to a decision, as they turn around, and approach Miz, and Morrison.

Cody Rhodes: “After giving it some thought, Ted, and myself, are willing to join a stable with two fellow young stars.â€￾

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “But there’s one thing about this ordeal, that Cody, and I just aren’t digging to much. It seems kind of suspect if you ask us.â€￾

Cody Rhodes: “So we’ll keep that in the back of our minds, and shake you up, I guess.â€￾

Team Priceless, approach MNM closer, and Cody Rhodes stands back without an arm extended. Instead, he looks at The Miz, while Dibiase shakes Morrison’s hand. Dibiase pulls Morrison closer, and holds his microphone up to his face.

Ted Dibiase Jr.: “We will never, join some want to b’s such as yourselves, and you know that little thing in the back of our minds? Yeah, we will never be the best tied with you. Please, you think anyone believes that BS? We aren’t on no B show anymore, and we are the best of the best. So do yourselves a favor, and get out of our league, because you cant handle us.â€￾

Dibiase lets go of a stunned Morrison, as the Team Priceless back up, and stare at their new enemies. Morrison, raises his microphone.

John Morrison: “You peon, you punk, you piece of trash. Both of you! You two aren’t in our leagues, and you’ll come to realization once THE MNM win the tag team titles!â€￾

Dibiase, and Rhodes climb out chuckling, as they walk to the back. Leaving MNM stunned in the ring. The camera goes ringside, as we see Jim Ross, and John Bradshaw Layfield.

Jim Ross: “Oh well it looks like business is picking up in the tag team division without a doubt JBL.â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “I’m stuck between a rock, and a hard place right now. I’m fans of both teams, how can I choose just one?â€￾

J.R.: “Cry us a river JBL.â€￾

JBL: “I’ll give you a river of your own blood Ross.â€￾

J.R.: “Yes, well, lets move onto our main event ladies, and gentlemen. Yes, indeed. A huge contest for number one contendership of the GWF Championship.â€￾

JBL: “Two former world champions, and one loser. Two legends, and icons, and one junkie. This match seems lop sided to me, but its alright, because we know the right person will be victorious tonight.â€￾

J.R.: “Well I cant agree about the comments directed at the high flying enigma, Jeff Hardy. But he is the only man whom is yet to be a world champion, when tonight he faces two former, multi time world champions.â€￾

JBL: “That’s going to be his recipe for his own downfall tonight. Oh well. Better luck next time chump. Now lets get a move on.â€￾

“No More Wordsâ€￾ hit’s the speakers as the man whom was just being spoken about, comes out from the current. Jeff Nero Hardy gives the crowd a stare, as he admires the amount of fans. Jeff Hardy does his classic theatrics, as he dances down to the ring. Eventually, he is ringside, and slides into the ring under the bottom rope.

The lights go out, as the countdown comes on. We all know what’s next to come, as the crowd reads the titantron. 10..9..8...7...6...5...4...3..2...1..2.…Y2J! Pyro ignites the set, as outcomes Chris Jericho accompanied by “Break the walls“. “The Saviorâ€￾, “The Lionheartâ€￾, “The Ayatollah of Rock & Rollaâ€￾ appears at the end of the entrance way. Chris Jericho is in his classic stance facing away from the crowd, as he turns around, and pumps his arm causing the lights to come back on. Chris Jericho smiles as cocky as ever, as he rolls into the ring, on his back. Chris Jericho gets to his feet, and takes off his vest. Chris Jericho poses once more for the crowd, as he motions for the GWF Championship.

“Sexy Boyâ€￾ hit’s the PA System, as the most experienced competitor tonight, Shawn Michaels is expected to come outside. The crowd chants “HBK! HBK! HBK!â€￾, awaiting the arrival of Shawn Michaels. Just then, “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ comes out, not in his casual posturing ways, but more in a serious, and determined posture upon himself. Shawn Michaels doesn’t tag fans, as he circles the ring once. Shawn Michaels takes off his t-shirt, and climbs the apron, before going into the ring.

Triple Threat
Shawn Michaels versus Chris Jericho versus Jeff Hardy

The bell is heard, as the referee for the main event Mike Chioda gets ready for his roller coaster. Jeff Hardy, and Chris Jericho are on the same side of the ring, as the cautiously approach the center, where Shawn Michaels, emotionless, awaits. Looking at which wrestler to go for. Chris Jericho slaps Jeff Hardy’s hand, obviously forming some alliance, and Jeff Hardy agrees by nodding back. The two begin to square Shawn Michaels into the corner, but all of a sudden Jericho grabs Hardy, and knee’s him in the midsection. Chris Jericho hauls “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾ over in fluid motion, as he turns around into a plethora of right hands, and left forearms courtesy of Shawn Michaels. Shawn Michaels backs Chris Jericho amongst the very ropes Jeff Hardy was recently logged over. Shawn Michaels Irish whips Chris Jericho across the ring, as he runs back into a Lou Thez Press, complete with a barrage of punches upon impacting the canvas.

Shawn Michaels is eventually separated by Chioda, as he then shoves Chioda away, and kicks Chris Jericho whom was on his palms, and knee’s in the midsection. Chris Jericho collapses on his face now, as he nurses his ribcage. Shawn Michaels starts ruthlessly stomping on Chris Jericho. Shawn Michaels shrugs off the referee’s hands, which try to stop Michaels. Michaels does oblige though, as he lifts Jericho to his feet, and tosses him back first into the corner. Shawn Michaels is halted by the referee, and Michaels begins to cool down, and speak with his mouth. The referee gets the point across, as it seems, but Shawn runs at Chris Jericho whom is in the corner, and delivers a big stinger splash. The aggressor in the match climbs off of his victim, and brings him over to the center of the ring. Shawn Michaels whips Chris Jericho to the ropes, as Jericho comes back to get nailed by an Atomic Drop. Chris Jericho is now holding his groin, as he collapses to his knees. Shawn Michaels begins to show signs of a tweener as he bad mouths Jericho. Just then, a recently rolled in Jeff Hardy rushes Shawn Michaels from the side. Shawn is to slow to make a counter for the attack, as Jeff Hardy tackles “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ to the canvas, and Jeff Hardy begins to pound ruthlessly on Michaels. Shawn Michaels doesn’t let out, as he begins to nail his attacker with an equivalent amount of left, and right hands.

Shawn Michaels causes a roll in between himself, and “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾. Shawn Michaels is now mounted upon the high flyer, hitting him with stiff right hands. Jeff Hardy fights passed the blows, and pushes Michaels off of him. “The Legend Thrillerâ€￾ rolls away, and uses the ropes to his aide, as he makes it to his feet. Shawn Michaels gradually sits up, and stands to his feet, as he taunts Hardy. Hardy is backed against the ropes, as he abruptly runs towards Hardy. Shawn Michaels nails Jeff Hardy with a chop, that sends Jeff Hardy stumbling back to the ropes. Shawn Michaels stays positioned in the center of the ring, as he stomps on the canvas calling for more. Jeff Hardy gets off of the ropes, and runs at Michaels once more. Michaels tries to deliver the huge chop once more, but Jeff Hardy ducks it, and locks up, back to back with Shawn. Jeff Hardy drops to his knees, and traps Michaels in back slide pin attempt. 1.… Shawn Michaels kicks out, and rolls to his feet, as Jeff Hardy also gets to his. Shawn Michaels rushes Michaels with chops to the chest, which eventfully cause Jeff Hardy to be backed against the ropes. Shawn Michaels whips Jeff Hardy across the ring, as he sets up for a back body drop. Jeff Hardy delivers a toe kick to the face of Michaels, and follows up by whipping Michaels the way Hardy came from. As soon as the sexy boy turns on the ropes, Jeff Hardy clotheslines him outside of the ring, and to the ringside. Jeff Hardy is now in the ring, as he rolls his knuckles.

Jeff Hardy taunts HBK, while HBK is looking at Hardy, as he clutches the apron. Jeff Hardy devises a plan, as he back pedals to the ropes behind him. Jeff Hardy uses the burst from the ropes, as he starts to Shawn Michaels. Chris Jericho had slid into the ring, and is now a step behind Hardy, running with him. Chris Jericho jumps, and catches Hardy with the running bulldog! The crowd begins to cheer, as Chris Jericho is now on top. Jericho begins to stomp on the back of Jeff Hardy, as Mike Chioda attempts to stop him. Chris Jericho utilizes the no disqualification rule in a triple threat, and shoves Mike Chioda away. Chris Jericho now drops a hammering knee to the back of Hardy. Chris Jericho positions his weight on the back of Hardy, as he wretches Hardy’s head back. Jeff Hardy starts to show signs of hurt as he begins pounding the mat with his hands. Shawn Michaels rolls into the ring, as he kicks Jericho in the back. Shawn Michaels hit’s a quick stomp on Jeff Hardy, but then picks Jericho up. Shawn Michaels starts hitting Chris Jericho with lefts, and rights. Shawn Michaels delivers one kick to Jericho’s midsection, before grabbing his arm, and looking for an arm bar. Shawn Michaels locks in the arm bar, as he applies the hold to the left arm of Chris Jericho. Chris Jericho does the traditional flip forward, but before once he brings himself up from the flip, Michaels takes him back down with a ruthless clothesline. Shawn Michaels brought himself down with the clothesline, but quickly recovered, and arose.

Jeff Hardy looks to join the fray, as he lifts the V1 sign as a tribute to his brother. Shawn Michaels turns around to the crowds loud pop, as he is connected with a toe kick. Jeff Hardy follows with a few left handed chops. Jeff Hardy, full of momentum whips Shawn Michaels to the ropes, and Shawn rebounds back. Halfway to Jeff Hardy, Chris Jericho delivers the step up enzuiguri on the running Michaels. Chris Jericho gets to his feet, and turns around into the forearms from Jeff Hardy. Jeff Hardy tosses Chris Jericho to the ropes, and Chris Jericho jumps to the second rope upon approach. Chris Jericho leaps through the air as for a Lionsault, but he lands on his feet behind Jeff Hardy. Chris Jericho introduces the inverted DDT to “The Charismatic Enigmaâ€￾. Chris Jericho gets back up to his feet, and rushes to the corner. Chris Jericho scales the turnbuckle, and measures the down Jeff Hardy. Chris Jericho stands on the top rope, but Shawn Michaels comes running, and leaps onto the second rope. Shawn Michaels hits Jericho with a right hand, and Jericho falls groin first into the post. Chris Jericho is now seated on the top turnbuckle, while HBK is on the second, and Jeff Hardy runs over to the corner. Jeff Hardy, and Shawn Michaels use a bit of team work, as they both lock in front face locks on Chris Jericho. The two bring Jericho up in the air, and then down thunderously to the canvas with a double superplex.

The crowd promotes the mayhem in the ring, as Chris Jericho turns over so he is on his palms, and hands barely, while Shawn Michaels, and Jeff Hardy continue the teamwork. The new alliance, picks up Chris Jericho, and whip him into the corner back first. Shawn Michaels tells Jeff Hardy to prepare, as Michaels gets on his palms, and knees in front of Chris Jericho whom is in the corner. Jeff Hardy, being humble, believes Shawn Michaels, and runs over to them. Jeff Hardy executes the Poetry in Motion, but he tries to climb to the top turnbuckle to finish Jericho. Chris Jericho falters into Shawn Michaels who holds him up. Shawn Michaels gets Jericho on his feet upright, and delivers a swift superkick. Shawn Michaels then looks at Jeff Hardy, and points at the downed former world champion. Jeff Hardy stands on the top rope, and looks for a frog splash onto Chris Jericho, but Shawn Michaels pulls a huge spot with a superkick to the midair high flyer. The crowd begins to take sides with one side chanting “HBK! HBK! HBK!â€￾, while the other “Hardy! Hardy! Hardy!â€￾. Shawn Michaels begins to show his fatigue. Shawn Michaels bends down, and drags Chris Jericho into the center of the ring. Shawn Michaels starts to increase the pace now. Shawn Michaels goes over to Jeff Hardy, and places him onto Chris Jericho. So now the two are stomach on stomach.

Shawn Michaels starts over to the corner where he climbs outside to the apron.. Shawn Michaels pauses, and takes in the dieing “HBK! HBK! HBK!â€￾ chants. Shawn Michaels scales the turnbuckle, and measures his two opponents. Shawn Michaels stands at the top rope, and Jeff Hardy slowly pushes himself up. Shawn Michaels leaps through the air, and Jeff Hardy evades Michaels. Michaels nails Chris Jericho square in the heart, while he rolls away with no energy left in him. Jeff Hardy is on his knees, as he tries to capitalize, and rolls across Jericho for the bridge pin. 1.…2.… Shawn Michaels breaks the pin fall attempt by diving upon Hardy. Jeff Hardy rolls outside of the ring, and holds his hips in exhaustion. Shawn Michaels struggles to manage his feet, while Chris Jericho is nearly motionless. Shawn Michaels is exhausted while Jeff Hardy hypes the crowd up. Jeff Hardy senses danger, as he turns to see Shawn Michaels measuring for his dive to the outside. Jeff Hardy runs forward to avoid a crash with an aerial “Sexy Boyâ€￾. Shawn Michaels is caught off guard by the evasive maneuver but recovers by holding onto the top rope, and landing on the outside apron. Jeff Hardy pulls Michaels’s leg off the apron, and Michaels lands jaw first into the apron. Jeff Hardy kicks Shawn in the midsection, causing Shawn Michaels to decline on one knee, but Jeff Hardy brings him back up with a punt kick to the face, causing Michaels to stumble into the security barrier. Jeff Hardy runs at Michaels, but Michaels takes Hardy over the barrier with a back body drop into the exposed crowd floor.

Shawn Michaels rolls back into the ring, and Chris Jericho rushes him for a left handed clothesline. Shawn Michaels completely ducks the attack, and kicks Jericho in the gut on the turn around. “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾ Irish whips Chris Jericho into the corner back first. Chris Jericho bursts back at Shawn Michaels with a spinning elbow. Michaels is downed by the maneuver, as Chris Jericho slowly gets back to his feet. Shawn Michaels turns around into Chris Jericho running at him looking to boot HBK in the chest. Shawn Michaels prevents any damage, as he catches his boot. Chris Jericho looks for the step up enzuiguri, but Michaels pushes Jericho back while he’s on one leg. Jericho tries to get the boot up last minute, but Michaels catches his other leg, and takes him down. Shawn Michaels, still with a hold of Jericho’s legs, looks for the figure four leg lock. “The Ayatollah of Rock n Rollaâ€￾ performs a miraculous counter by rolling Shawn Michaels up into a small package following a well placed kick to the groin. 1...2.… Shawn Michaels kicks out! The two roll up parallel to each other. The two get ready to crash again, but Shawn Michaels plants Jericho’s chest with a knife edge chop. Chris Jericho repents with an equally powerful chop, and the two are simultaneous for a few seconds. Eventually, Chris Jericho breaks the back, and forth chops with a forearm to the forehead. Shawn Michaels back pedals into the ropes, while Chris Jericho tries to nail a kick for good measure. Shawn Michaels evades the kick, and tattoos Shawn with a knee to the abdomen. Shawn Michaels follows up with the spinning Irish whip across the ring. Chris Jericho comes back, and takes Michaels down with the forearms to the upper body. Shawn Michaels bounces back up, as Jericho runs diagonally into the ropes in front of Michaels. Jericho takes Michaels down with a shoulder block, and runs to the ropes ahead. Michaels gets back up, and is caught with Jericho’s signature running bulldog. Chris Jericho signals for the title, as he has Michaels down on the mat now. Chris Jericho runs to the ropes next to Michaels, and leaps onto the second rope with his intentions being clear. Yet, Shawn Michaels found the energy to kip up through the process. Chris Jericho went through the air, and landed on his knees, screaming away from Michaels. Chris Jericho nursing his ankles, gets up, and Michaels is already awaiting Jericho. Chris Jericho turns into a superkick from Shawn Michaels! The crowd cheers, as Shawn Michaels attempted to flop on Jericho for the pin attempt, but the landing was sloppy, as Michaels lands face first into the canvas, while Jericho lies on his back motionless. The crowd begins to cheer “HBK!HBK!HBK!â€￾ once more, as Shawn tries to push up to his feet. Michaels eventually is in a seated position at the corner. Shawn Michaels turns around, and climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Michaels soaks in the reception once more, until the lights go out again. A message appears across the titantron showing “Shawn… The Pain Is Comingâ€￾, accompanied by the beginning chords of “Here Comes The Painâ€￾ blasts through the arena before putting the light back on. The distraction upsets Shawn Michaels horribly, as he begins cursing towards the back, and hops off the turnbuckle, and starts to call Brock Lesnar out. Shawn Michaels turns around, and is kicked in the midsection by Jericho. Chris Jericho pulls Shawn Michaels into the ring, and nails a Codebreaker on “The Heartbreak Kidâ€￾. Shawn Michaels is now literally motionless on the mat, as he hasn’t moved a second following impacting the canvas. The crowd boo’s as Chris Jericho is on his palms, and knees, trying to come to realization of where he is. Chris Jericho slowly crawls over to Michaels, but a rejuvenated Jeff Hardy kicks Jericho in the ribs. Jericho holds his sides in pain, but the kick frustrated Y2J. Jericho hops to his feet, and runs at Jeff Hardy. Jeff Hardy puts a stop to all the momentum Jericho had with a toe kick to the midsection. Jeff Hardy transitions into his finisher the Twist of Fate! Jeff Hardy introduces Chris Jericho with the canvas, as he nails the maneuver. Jeff Hardy holds his back in pain, as he runs as fast as he can to the corner. Jeff Hardy climbs the turnbuckle, and does his “Gunsâ€￾ taunt, before leaping in midair to nail a Swanton Bomb on the back of Chris Jericho! The crowd is now railing Hardy with cheers, and “World Champ! World Champ!â€￾ chants. The damage done on Jericho’s back is enough to make Jericho turn over on his back, leaving a beat, and tired Jeff Hardy to swing his arm across the chest of The Lionheart. 1.…2.…3!

Result: Jeff Hardy pins Chris Jericho

Jim Ross: “Yes! Jeff Hardy is going to “Afflictionâ€￾ against Orton for the GWF Championship!â€￾

John Bradshaw Layfield: “He stole that victory! Chris Jericho had the match won! This is ridiculous.â€￾

Jeff Hardy is declared champion as “No More Wordsâ€￾ plays to the crowds delight. Jeff Hardy is helped up by the referee, and he holds his arm up in victory. Jeff Hardy beats his chest in pride, as he tries to climb the turnbuckles to pose. Jeff Hardy barely manages, but poses with his hands extended. The crowd cheers, and chants to the biggest pop of the night, as Jeff Hardy hops off the turnbuckle. Jeff Hardy see’s the down, and obviously disappointed Shawn Michaels. Jeff Hardy extends his arm to Michaels, and helps him up. Jeff Hardy raises Michaels’s arm, and points to Michaels while smiling at the crowd. The response from Michaels is cold though, as he stares on at Hardy breathing heavily. Shawn Michaels pulls his arm away from Jeff Hardy, and downs the victor with a superkick! The crowd is left silent, as they completely die down after witnessing the actions of Michaels. Jim Ross, and John Bradshaw Layfield go on about what is occurring as Michaels looks at the down Jeff Hardy. Shawn Michaels just breathes heavily, and grits his teeth. Shawn Michaels climbs out of the ring, and walks down the aisle, with the last shot of the night being his face. The GWF logo flashes ending the night.

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[The Rated R CMStar]

First, I dont think JBL would insult JR. Just my perception


Opening: Randy Orton cut a rather good promo. HIs promos are always touchy, as I don't see him cutting very long promos, but you pulled a good job. Michael Adams also hang on with Randy, altough I dont think he would get cheers this fast. The promo went downhill with Jeff Hardy (as expected), but Jericho saved it. You had Y2J nicely in character there.

Bourne vs Helms: I liked the fast pace in this one. Imo, it went a little to far and even if it's weird, a little too competitive for a TV opening match if you get I say.

HBK promo: So you pulled the mad HBK card? It fits and the promo was good, altough I don't think HBK should be mad at Brock Lesnar for him being a "young punk", as HBK has never been mad at being targetted by youngster. So I say just focus on the fact that Brock screwed him out of the belt.

CM Punk vs Roode: This was a better match than Helms vs Bourne. The beginning of the match was a little sketchy, but as it progressed it got better. However, seeing how Roode was the one who got the win, I think the match was a little too one-sided. The post attack match was nice as it establishes Beer Money Inc and starts a feud for CM Punk looking for revenge.

UMaga vs London: Uggh, Umaga should have squashed him rapidly :shifty: But you did a good job selling Paul London being able to survive before being catched in the turmoil of Umaga. Kendrick's save was expected, but I loled when Umaga destroyed them both. Nice touch.

Jericho promo: I liked it that Jericho came off as the heel in this interview, as he really didnt in the opening. This interview was really in character and I liked it. Perfect imo.

VIP Lounge: You had the intro for the Lounge wrong. Besides that, you nailed MVP in his character. Kennedy comes in and, ugh, I hate his new character in real ife and now you brought it in here. Anyways, he was in character as painfull as it was. Daniels coming out was different, and MVP's reaction was his normal, as he always walks out and promises revenge.

Carlito vs Daniels: Lol, not the attack, not MVP coming out, nothing helped Carlito get the win. Seeing the angle you did prior the match, Carlito should have more offense in this.

MNM/Priceless: Sorry, but everyone was out character. First, Miz does most of the talking when live. Second, MNM usually goes for cheap attacks either to their opponents and the city, and you didnt have any, and most importantly, there wasn't a PALACE OF WISDOM reference! As for Priceless, you started good with them, but then slowly got out of character. They should have denied MNM because of who their fathers are not.

Main Event: Very clear writing in this one. The dynamic was good, and you could see the different styles and motivations from all in the match, especially the desire of HBK. Hardy pinning Jericho makes sense, so HBK can continue building the feud against Brock. The ending was a nice cliffhanger for next show.

 

[Headfirst For Hardcore]

-Click Click Boom is a shitty song.

-Orton promo was pretty good. His words were pretty good, and in character as GWF Champ. Michael Adams seems so generic, he needs more character. It might be too early for a Hardy/Orton feud, but if it's a one match thing, it's fine. Jericho possibly a contender could be pretty good too, but I wouldn't want to see heel vs heel in the Main Event.

-Genesis is a pretty lame name for a title, IMO. The match was pretty good overall. The action between them flowed pretty nice, even though there was some shit that was really unnecessary, stuff that made the match longer than it should've been. I'm fine with Helms winning

-Michaels' promo was intense, even though there were some spots that didn't really seem like HBK.

-Roode vs Punk was written nicely, but it didn't really excite me. It might not be your fault, because Bobby Roode sucks butt. It seemed like he controlled most of the match, which kind of hurt it. Lame with Punk losing, Punk is leagues better than Roode. Waste of Punk to get beaten down after the match.

-This match was weird. I would've expected a squash from Umaga, but it was fairly competitive. Again, you put in more useless stuff that didn't contribute to the match. I don't think you needed Kendrick to interfere for Umaga to win, that was pretty pointless cause Umaga is a tank. Should've been a backstage or post-match attack.

-Jericho promo was pretty good. Nice stuff about HBK and good way to set up the Main Event.

-MVP's VIP Lounge was really good until Kennedy came in. Honestly, Kennedy's dialog sucked. How can having him more
"I’m not going to get stressed. I’m calm, I’m better composed, I’m much more serene."
beneficial to his character? It made him seem lame, and the words he said didn't really help, honestly. Daniels getting in wasn't really important, you could've just had things play out between MVP.

-This was pretty good. I really wasn't expecting Carlito to win, so good win for Daniels. Again, there were more spots in the match which didn't make sense at all. I'd love to see a Chris Daniels push.

-I liked this promo with DiBiase and Rhodes. It built up from something simple, to the forming of a stable. Having Miz & Morrison bitched out was pretty good too, but they seemed out of character. Shows that you're going to use Priceless for something big.

-The Main Event was overkill, honestly. It would've been a great PAY PER VIEW main event, but for a regular show, it's too much. That's why you've only had one review so far, shit is so hard to get into. You don't need to do that much for a weekly match. But as a match, it was written better than all the others. There was less of the boring, match lengthening, nothing statements. The ending sequence was pretty good too, with Lesnar coming in for HBK. Hardy vs Orton should be a good match at Affliction, but I'd like to see a long feud with them.

-The Verdict - Overall, this was a pretty solid show. The one thing that I really have a problem with this BTB is that the matches are way too long for weekly shows. Honestly, it's overkill. We can obviously see that you're trying to impress everyone by having. "ZOMG LONG MATCHES" And the useless statements in matches really annoy me too. But for feuds, things look pretty good. Most of the promos were in character. Just fix up the matches, and I won't have to bitch.

READ. REVIEW. PRIDE.

 

[THE Renegade Diesel]

Global Wrestling Federation News & Rumours

Rumors speculating the TNA/GWF merge are being more, and more suspicious. Recent reports are Michael Adams, Stephanie Levesque; a storyline writer, and Paul Levesque; a financial backer leaving a classy restaurant followed by TNA company members Jeff Jarrett, and Dixie Carter. Rumors about when this will become official are unexpected, but being that GWF is televised on Spike Television similar to TNA, contracts to display both stars from each company isn’t too far fetched.

Shawn Michaels’s proposed retirement is coming soon, and has been confirmed by his wife, Rebecca Hickenbottom. Shawn Michaels’s deal with GWF is to last for eight months though, so one wonders when the boots will be hung officially. Shawn Michaels is although, in good health, as he is pleased with the current role he is playing in his storyline with Brock Lesnar. Speaking of Brock Lesnar, he’s cleared officially to compete, but is scheduled to make a return sometime around Affliction, more than likely turning into a match with Shawn Michaels.

A storyline pitcher for GWF, and also a talent, “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair, a Hall of Famer, was indeed scheduled to participate in the Road To Glory Gauntlet match. He didn’t though as he was held from his flight North Carolina, due to complications on the air plane. No future flight was booked, leading to the segment at the pay per view where Michael Adams teased someone named “Ric”. Ric Flair, although retired, is predicted to be wrestling, and at least managing sometime later in the future.

After last week, where feuds where established, and rekindled, how with the GWF roster progress on the road to their second pay per view “Affliction”.

The Genesis Tournament continues as this week two matches will be held, with the winners advancing in the tournament to crown the first official GWF Genesis Champion. This week, the homicidal, suicidal, genocidal extremist Sabu is to face off against a reputable Genesis star by the name of Brian Kendrick. What chemistry will the high flying Kendrick have with the extreme Sabu. Also, a second match is inline for the show as former Machine Gun, and the man whom has yet to be seen since Road To Glory, Chris Sabin makes a return against a vengeful Carlito following his loss last week. Will Sabin continue in the tournament, and eventually become champion, or will his campaign be meddled by the Caribbean cool guy, Carlito?

Last week, we beard eyes to a brutal attack from Beer Money Inc., upon a out numbered CM Punk. The two destroyed a bottle of beer across the head of The Straightedge Superstar, and then attacked him ruthlessly. CM Punk is the equivalent to the evil known as Beer Money Inc., but good does not always prevail as CM Punk is outnumbered, and cant seem to handle both enemies. James Storm said to come out, with his associate Robert Roode, and address the crowd, will CM Punk show up, and capitalize on a successful return, or is CM Punk so badly injured that coming out to the show is out of line most definitely?

Also this week, the Samoan Bulldozer Umaga, will be in action against some local competition. Can the local competition be a formidable opponent for Umaga, or will he fall victim similar to the rest of Umaga’s opponents?

In Detroit, live at the Joe Louis Arena, the first team to be in the GWF Tag Team Championship match will be decided when The Golden Experience; Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke debut in tag team action against the successful team of The Miz, and The Morrison. Last week, Team Priceless made enemies with MnM, will they be around this week to back up their statement at being better than MnM?

Montel Vontavious Porter will debut against The Samoan Rikishi, in a singles match where MVP promises a successful debut. This match should also help the winner come closer to becoming a part of the match to decide the Continental Champion at “Affliction”. Who will add a W to their record? Last week, MVP made enemies with both Christopher Daniels, and Mr. Ken Kennedy. Will either of these two show up to watch the Playmaker play?

Expect Shawn Michaels to come out, and speak on his recent enemy whom has yet to debut, Brock Lesnar. Both these two are boiling to get hotter, and hotter, but how hot can one get before exploding?

Lastly, what turn will the story behind the GWF Championship? Last week, Jeff Hardy, “The Charismatic Enigma” defeated both HBK, and Chris Jericho in a contest to earn a GWF Championship match at “Affliction”. Randy Orton doesn’t see Jeff Hardy as a good enough opponent, but still the match is set in stone, and will happen. Yet, Chris Jericho isn’t keeping quiet about losing the match. Chris Jericho believes that he should be in the match, and not Jeff Hardy. Chris Jericho promises to prove it this week, somehow someway. Where will this story lead to, as all three men without a doubt are great wrestlers, but only one can be champion, who will it be?

All these answers, and more on the next episode of GWF, live from Detroit, Michigan in the Joe Louis Arena.

Known Card Thus Far:

Chris Sabin versus Carlito

Brian Kendrick versus Sabu

Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke versus The Miz, and The John Morrison

Umaga versus Local Competition

Montel Vontavious Porter versus The Samoan Rikishi

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[Evil Austin]

Chris Sabin versus Carlito
Brian Kendrick versus Sabu
Shelton Benjamin, and Elijah Burke versus The Miz, and The John Morrison
Umaga versus Local Competition-- Maybe some sort of interfeerance which results in ? vs. Umaga feud.
Montel Vontavious Porter versus The Samoan Rikishi

Looks good, Ill try andive out a read, can't promise though.