Match Card LDW PrimeTime Episode 1 Card

[Rosie]

Episode One

From Rochester, New Hampshire



Main Event
Triple Threat Match
-Winner of the fall gets choice of match stipulation of the World Title match at Declaration-
-The loser is out of the world title match at Declaration-

Darius Wright vs Brian Toogood vs Chris Young

Having had three big wins at Foundation (or “Two Wins” as Brian loves to shout), they made the first steps in getting to become the first World Champion in LDW. This match is the next step. Simple, survive the Triple Threat, avoid taking the pin or tapping out, then you’re in. But, if you’re ambitious enough and want to have the fate of your world title aspirations in your own hands, you may want to ensure you make the winning fall. You can not just take out some of your competition but have control over the match stipulation. With the Triple Threat environment, it can be anyone’s game with the intensity of Darius helping him, perhaps Brian Toogood’s opportunistic nature helping him pick his spot, or Chris Young’s diverse in ring-style making him ready for anything. This is your chance to set yourself up for gold, make it count.

@King Of Armageddon @Grunt Beavie @Impactsona

Singles Match
Reagan Cole vs Daemon Raze

Reagan Cole, sadly, didn’t get off to the right start in Liberty or Death Wrestling but put in a game performance against Darius Wright. The result, however, was lacking and Reagan Cole finds himself in the familiar position of having to come from behind to get himself back into title contention. Slate and Eden, to see what he can do to prove himself, went North of the Border to get competition. Calling himself “Canada’s Greatest Athlete,” Daemon Raze is an international talent who has an exclusive deal with the company for the United States. Reagan Cole, this your chance to make things right on PrimeTime.

@The Gipper

Singles Match
Leo Kobashi vs Patriot

After earning some favour with the crowd in their debuts, Leo and Patriot appear to be two young wrestlers who can grow in LDW, but with losses at Foundation, including a less than clean loss for Patriot, these two men are in the look for wins to add to their top performances. Considering Leo Kobashi’s Japanese style and Patriot’s experience in the land of the rising sun, it can be another show stealer for Leo Kobashi, and a good match Patriot can use to wash the taste of his loss to BTG out of his mouth.

@Seto The Ace of WWEF @Patriot Pants

We are aiming for this show to be out about June 13th and over the next couple of days we (myself and @Jonny Nostradamus ) plan on getting DMs open either on the forum or Discord (let us know what you prefer) so we can iron this show out. Also if you guys want segments on the show itself, let us know and get them made!​