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LWP: Lavoie's Wrestling Promotion
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Maybe because he didn't want to, it may have seemed too unbelievable, they wouldn't fit right in his company? Who cares.
Great roster dude, good writing and everything, I don't know how necessary some of the tidbits are but it's kind of nice to see. I will say that I think you are moving way too fast though, give people time to read the shows before posting another. Still, I'm enjoying everything so far! Especially the guys that are holding the belts in this company right now, you couldn't have picked anyone better!
Great roster dude, good writing and everything, I don't know how necessary some of the tidbits are but it's kind of nice to see. I will say that I think you are moving way too fast though, give people time to read the shows before posting another. Still, I'm enjoying everything so far! Especially the guys that are holding the belts in this company right now, you couldn't have picked anyone better!
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You need to make it realistic, Why would Triple H and Taker leave huge contracts in WWE to go to a small company not many people have heard off?
LWP Mayhem, LIVE from the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia! (Wednesday, Week 1, January 2012)
Dark Card
Andrew Pendelton III vs Ruckus
Ruckus has the advantage for a major part of this match, but he can't beat a ten count after an interference from Ted DiBiase, Sr. on the outside.
Sterling James Keenan vs Rocky Romero
Rocky Romero locks in the Ankle Lock, but Keenan somehow rolls out of the submission maneuver and pokes his opponent's eye before knocking him out with the MK Ultra and going for the cover.
TV Taping
The show begins with the LWP World Champion standing in the middle of the ring. He makes fun of Jay Lethal's abilities and Lethal doesn't seem to appreciate and decides to make his way to the ring. He challenges the champion to a title match and the overconfident champion accepts the challenge.
Jesse White vs Aaron Williams
It's Vader's son debut in LWP, Jesse White is ready for action! Aaron Williams is his opponent for the night. Jesse White is pretty dominant in the ring and manages to beat Aaron Williams after a devastating Spear.
Bobby Lashley walks in Steve Austin's office and asks him for a rematch against Tommy Dreamer. Austin thinks about for a few seconds and asks "Why would I do you a favor son of a bitch?" As Lashley is about to answer, Austin doesn't even give him the time to speak and grants him his match with Dreamer.
Willie Mack vs Tony Nese (LWP La Conquête Title Match)
Willie Mack is in the ring with a microphone and says he wants competition. He says he will give a title shot to the first guy who comes out and accept his challenge. Tony Nese makes his way to the ring, but is unsuccessful as Willie Mack beats him with the Chocolate Thunder Bomb to make his second defense.
Matt Cross vs Jack Evans
Jack Evans is dominating this match and just as he goes on the turnbuckle for the 630 Splash, Ryan Howe makes his way through the fans and climb to the apron. He pushes Jack Evans off the turnbuckle, getting Matt Cross disqualified on the process. Then, AJ Kirsch, Luke Robinson and Martin Casaus also run in and beat down Jack Evans in a 5 on 1 attack.
The Motor City Machine Guns vs La Résistance
As Chris Sabin is about to hit his finisher on Sylvain Grenier, René Duprée distracts the referee and Sylvain Grenier goes to his knees to hit a Low Blow on Chris Sabin. Grenier then pins the champion to give the win to his team.
Carlito & Chris Masters vs The Highlanders
At the end of the match, Rory gives the hot tag to Robbie, who dominates Carlito in the ring with some hard clotheslines and punches. Chris Masters decides to get involved, but Rory also get in and sends him out of the ring before he can do anything. Rory follows Masters out of the ring and Robbie takes his eyes off of Carlito for a moment, giving him enough time to hit a Backstabber and take the win.
Kevin Steen is backstage, getting interviewed by Robbie Mireno and he's telling everybody about how bad Steve Austin is as a general manager. He says that Stone Cold is just a stupid redneck who doesn't know what real talent is. He is frustrated by the fact that he hasn't been used yet. Steve Austin hears him and gets in his face. "You want a match son, you got it! Next week, you will be facing... Dwayne Johnson!" Kevin Steen is left speechless and Steve Austin walks away.
Backstage, Kishi is found bloody and battered. He is stunned but conscious. When Afa Anoa'i, Jr. asks him who did that to him, Kishi doesn't know the answer...
Tommy Dreamer vs Bobby Lashley
Both men are fighting a fair fight and when Bobby Lashley finally manages to keep Dreamer grounded for long enough, he signals for the Spear. Tommy Dreamer slowly rises to his feet and get jumped by Christopher Daniels who comes out of nowhere. Lashley doesn't know how to react and decides to help him, but he get jumped from behind by none other than Chris Hero. The referee has no choice but to stop the match. Hero and Daniels beat the two men down and hit a few Double Team maneuvers on both men. Then, Daniels drags Lashley to the ramp and hits the Angel's Wings on the metallic ramp. Then Dreamer starts fighting back in the ring against Chris Hero, but Daniels quickly get back in the ring and knock him out from behind. Hero drags the extremist out of the ring and removes the matting on the ground before following with a brutal DDT on the concrete floor. The men admire their work for a moment before walking back to the backstage area.
Dark Card
Andrew Pendelton III vs Ruckus
Ruckus has the advantage for a major part of this match, but he can't beat a ten count after an interference from Ted DiBiase, Sr. on the outside.
Sterling James Keenan vs Rocky Romero
Rocky Romero locks in the Ankle Lock, but Keenan somehow rolls out of the submission maneuver and pokes his opponent's eye before knocking him out with the MK Ultra and going for the cover.
TV Taping
The show begins with the LWP World Champion standing in the middle of the ring. He makes fun of Jay Lethal's abilities and Lethal doesn't seem to appreciate and decides to make his way to the ring. He challenges the champion to a title match and the overconfident champion accepts the challenge.
Jesse White vs Aaron Williams
It's Vader's son debut in LWP, Jesse White is ready for action! Aaron Williams is his opponent for the night. Jesse White is pretty dominant in the ring and manages to beat Aaron Williams after a devastating Spear.
Bobby Lashley walks in Steve Austin's office and asks him for a rematch against Tommy Dreamer. Austin thinks about for a few seconds and asks "Why would I do you a favor son of a bitch?" As Lashley is about to answer, Austin doesn't even give him the time to speak and grants him his match with Dreamer.
Willie Mack vs Tony Nese (LWP La Conquête Title Match)
Willie Mack is in the ring with a microphone and says he wants competition. He says he will give a title shot to the first guy who comes out and accept his challenge. Tony Nese makes his way to the ring, but is unsuccessful as Willie Mack beats him with the Chocolate Thunder Bomb to make his second defense.
Matt Cross vs Jack Evans
Jack Evans is dominating this match and just as he goes on the turnbuckle for the 630 Splash, Ryan Howe makes his way through the fans and climb to the apron. He pushes Jack Evans off the turnbuckle, getting Matt Cross disqualified on the process. Then, AJ Kirsch, Luke Robinson and Martin Casaus also run in and beat down Jack Evans in a 5 on 1 attack.
The Motor City Machine Guns vs La Résistance
As Chris Sabin is about to hit his finisher on Sylvain Grenier, René Duprée distracts the referee and Sylvain Grenier goes to his knees to hit a Low Blow on Chris Sabin. Grenier then pins the champion to give the win to his team.
Carlito & Chris Masters vs The Highlanders
At the end of the match, Rory gives the hot tag to Robbie, who dominates Carlito in the ring with some hard clotheslines and punches. Chris Masters decides to get involved, but Rory also get in and sends him out of the ring before he can do anything. Rory follows Masters out of the ring and Robbie takes his eyes off of Carlito for a moment, giving him enough time to hit a Backstabber and take the win.
Kevin Steen is backstage, getting interviewed by Robbie Mireno and he's telling everybody about how bad Steve Austin is as a general manager. He says that Stone Cold is just a stupid redneck who doesn't know what real talent is. He is frustrated by the fact that he hasn't been used yet. Steve Austin hears him and gets in his face. "You want a match son, you got it! Next week, you will be facing... Dwayne Johnson!" Kevin Steen is left speechless and Steve Austin walks away.
Backstage, Kishi is found bloody and battered. He is stunned but conscious. When Afa Anoa'i, Jr. asks him who did that to him, Kishi doesn't know the answer...
Tommy Dreamer vs Bobby Lashley
Both men are fighting a fair fight and when Bobby Lashley finally manages to keep Dreamer grounded for long enough, he signals for the Spear. Tommy Dreamer slowly rises to his feet and get jumped by Christopher Daniels who comes out of nowhere. Lashley doesn't know how to react and decides to help him, but he get jumped from behind by none other than Chris Hero. The referee has no choice but to stop the match. Hero and Daniels beat the two men down and hit a few Double Team maneuvers on both men. Then, Daniels drags Lashley to the ramp and hits the Angel's Wings on the metallic ramp. Then Dreamer starts fighting back in the ring against Chris Hero, but Daniels quickly get back in the ring and knock him out from behind. Hero drags the extremist out of the ring and removes the matting on the ground before following with a brutal DDT on the concrete floor. The men admire their work for a moment before walking back to the backstage area.
LWP Mayhem, LIVE from the Halifax Metro Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia! (Wednesday, Week 2, January 2012)
Dark Card
Dameon Duke vs Jesse White
As Jesse White is taking the advantage in this match, Dameon Duke's manager, Dewey Donovan, climbs to the apron to distract Vader's son. Dameon tries to hit White from behind, but he gets out of the way and Donovan is the one on the receiving hand. Then, Jesse White hits Dameon with the Spear and pin him for the victory.
Andrew Pendelton III vs Pac
Pac is getting ready to knock Pendelton out with a Super Kick, but DiBiase grabs his ankle. Pendelton uses his manager's distraction and goes for a Million Dollar Dream. Pac taps out, giving Andrew Pendelton his third win in a row.
TV Taping
A video of what happened during last week's main event is playing on the big screen. When the video ends, Chris Hero and Christopher Daniels are standing in the middle of the ring with microphones. They say that they are coming to LWP to dominate and they reveal themselves as "The Elite". Bobby Lashley and Tommy Dreamer both come out and challenge "The Elite" to a match, which they accept.
Backstage, Willie Mack learns that he has the night off and decides to leave. As he opens his locker room's door, he accidentally hits Ricky Banderas in the face, flooring him. Willie Mack doesn't notice what he has done and walks off. As we come back from a commercial, Willie Mack is shown getting in the parking lot and Ricky Banderas jumps him from behind. He assaults him violently, throwing him against cars and stomping him, before finally walking away.
In the general manager's office, Stone Cold is shown giving advices to Eddie Edwards before his debut match. Eddie thanks him for the advices and walks away.
Eddie Edwards vs Jon Moxley
The match goes on for around 8 minutes, with both men trading some solid blows, but at the end Eddie Edwards hits the Chin Checker and takes the win by pinfall.
Backstage, La Résistance have an interview in which they taunt The Motor City Machine Guns and call them talentless.
Alex Shelley vs Sylvain Grenier
To everyone's surprise, we didn't see an interference from René Duprée in this one and maybe Sylvain Grenier would've need it as Alex Shelley beats him with a Shellshock.
Chris Sabin vs René Duprée
Once again, we didn't see Sylvain Grenier interfere in this one, but unfortunately for Chris Sabin, someone else did as Rob Conway came to ringside and distracted him. René Duprée rolled him up for the three count and then celebrated his win with Rob Conway.
In the ring, Jay Lethal talks about how Phill Shatter has been lucky so far and says that when they face each other again, he will be victorious.
Jay Lethal vs Kid Kash
In a 12 minutes match, Jay Lethal takes the win with a Lethal Injection. After the match, Phill Shatter runs in and jumps him from behind, throwing a series of wild overhead shots. Jay Lethal fights off the attack and returns the favor, but Phill Shatter runs away before he can do any more damages.
The Elite vs Tommy Dreamer & Bobby Lashley
While the referee is trying to get Lashley and Daniels out of the ring, Chris Hero pulls a brass knuckle of his pants and uses it against Dreamer to get the win.
Kevin Steen vs Dwayne Johnson (15 minutes Iron Man match)
Dwayne Johnson wins by two fall to none, pinning Steen after a Spinebuster and after a Rock Bottom. After the match, Dwayne celebrates with the fans.
Then, Dwayne starts bragging about how good he is and they play a footage of some of his highlights. Steve Austin has seen enough and comes down to the ring. Austin says that he is sick and tired of hearing Johnson bragging and that he will never sell ticket like he can. Dwayne answers with a few insults of his own and the show ends with both legends staring at each others in the middle of the ring.
Dark Card
Dameon Duke vs Jesse White
As Jesse White is taking the advantage in this match, Dameon Duke's manager, Dewey Donovan, climbs to the apron to distract Vader's son. Dameon tries to hit White from behind, but he gets out of the way and Donovan is the one on the receiving hand. Then, Jesse White hits Dameon with the Spear and pin him for the victory.
Andrew Pendelton III vs Pac
Pac is getting ready to knock Pendelton out with a Super Kick, but DiBiase grabs his ankle. Pendelton uses his manager's distraction and goes for a Million Dollar Dream. Pac taps out, giving Andrew Pendelton his third win in a row.
TV Taping
A video of what happened during last week's main event is playing on the big screen. When the video ends, Chris Hero and Christopher Daniels are standing in the middle of the ring with microphones. They say that they are coming to LWP to dominate and they reveal themselves as "The Elite". Bobby Lashley and Tommy Dreamer both come out and challenge "The Elite" to a match, which they accept.
Backstage, Willie Mack learns that he has the night off and decides to leave. As he opens his locker room's door, he accidentally hits Ricky Banderas in the face, flooring him. Willie Mack doesn't notice what he has done and walks off. As we come back from a commercial, Willie Mack is shown getting in the parking lot and Ricky Banderas jumps him from behind. He assaults him violently, throwing him against cars and stomping him, before finally walking away.
In the general manager's office, Stone Cold is shown giving advices to Eddie Edwards before his debut match. Eddie thanks him for the advices and walks away.
Eddie Edwards vs Jon Moxley
The match goes on for around 8 minutes, with both men trading some solid blows, but at the end Eddie Edwards hits the Chin Checker and takes the win by pinfall.
Backstage, La Résistance have an interview in which they taunt The Motor City Machine Guns and call them talentless.
Alex Shelley vs Sylvain Grenier
To everyone's surprise, we didn't see an interference from René Duprée in this one and maybe Sylvain Grenier would've need it as Alex Shelley beats him with a Shellshock.
Chris Sabin vs René Duprée
Once again, we didn't see Sylvain Grenier interfere in this one, but unfortunately for Chris Sabin, someone else did as Rob Conway came to ringside and distracted him. René Duprée rolled him up for the three count and then celebrated his win with Rob Conway.
In the ring, Jay Lethal talks about how Phill Shatter has been lucky so far and says that when they face each other again, he will be victorious.
Jay Lethal vs Kid Kash
In a 12 minutes match, Jay Lethal takes the win with a Lethal Injection. After the match, Phill Shatter runs in and jumps him from behind, throwing a series of wild overhead shots. Jay Lethal fights off the attack and returns the favor, but Phill Shatter runs away before he can do any more damages.
The Elite vs Tommy Dreamer & Bobby Lashley
While the referee is trying to get Lashley and Daniels out of the ring, Chris Hero pulls a brass knuckle of his pants and uses it against Dreamer to get the win.
Kevin Steen vs Dwayne Johnson (15 minutes Iron Man match)
Dwayne Johnson wins by two fall to none, pinning Steen after a Spinebuster and after a Rock Bottom. After the match, Dwayne celebrates with the fans.
Then, Dwayne starts bragging about how good he is and they play a footage of some of his highlights. Steve Austin has seen enough and comes down to the ring. Austin says that he is sick and tired of hearing Johnson bragging and that he will never sell ticket like he can. Dwayne answers with a few insults of his own and the show ends with both legends staring at each others in the middle of the ring.
LWP Mayhem, LIVE from the Olympic Oval in Calgary, Alberta! (Wednesday, Week 3, January 2012)
Dark Card
Willie Mack vs Truitt Fields
Truitt Fields loses his debut match to the LWP La Conquête Champion as Willie Mack hits the Chocolate Thunder Bomb on him before going for the pinfall.
Andrew Pendelton III vs Lance Storm
Lance Storm shows up to face the young rookie, Andrew Pendelton, in his hometown of Calgary, Alberta. Lance has the advantage during the whole match, but by the end, Ted DiBiase, Sr. slides a steel chair inside of the ring and Andrew Pendelton uses it against him. Pendelton and DiBiase then leave under the crowd's boos.
TV Taping
Willie Mack is shown walking backstage and he's still angry after the beating he took from Ricky Banderas in the parking lot last week. He walks in Banderas's locker room and attack him, but get caught by surprise with a Leaping STO. The Banderas locks the Sharpshooter on him and doesn't release the hold until security guards separate them.
The Young Wolves vs The Amazing Red & Jack Evans & Jody Fleisch & Juice Robinson & Ruckus
At the end of the match, The Amazing Red has the advantage over Luke Robinson and all the other competitors are fighting on ringside. Luke catches him by surprise with a quick roll up to win the match, giving the win to The Young Wolves.
Shad Gaspard vs Jesse White
It's only Jesse White's second match in LWP and he already has to face the dangerous Shad Gaspard who makes his return to television. Jesse White had his moments, but Shad Gaspard beats him with a Thugnificient.
A video airs showing the highlights of The Motor City Machine Guns and La Résistance's feud.
Chris Masters vs Shark Boy
Chris Masters has the advantage during the whole match as Carlito keeps on attacking Shark Boy while the referee is looking away. Masters locks the Master Lock on Shark Boy who taps out to give the win to The Masterpiece. After the match, Carlito slides in both him and Masters start stomping Shark Boy. Steve Austin runs in with a steel chair, causing Masters and Carlito to scurry away. After helping Shark Boy to his feet, Austin lays him out with the chair.
Kishi vs Sterling James Keenan
Kishi is in the ring addressing what happened to him two weeks ago. He says he want the man who attacked him to reveal himself and fight him one-on-one like a man. Sterling James Keenan comes out and tells him that right now the only thing he should be worried about is him. They have a match, which Kishi wins with a Rump Shaker.
The Motor City Machine Guns vs La Résistance (LWP Tag Team Title Match)
The two teams have their good moments in this match and by the end the referee loses control as everyone jumps in the ring and start beating each others. The match ends in a No Contest and the two teams are pulled off by the security crew.
Eddie Edwards vs Shawn Daivari (Flag On A Pole)
The fans are behind Eddie Edwards and they cheer as much as they can when he manages to retrieve the American Flag. It seems like Canadians are racist toward Arabian wrestlers too. After the match, The Elite run in and attack Eddie Edwards. As Hero, Daniels and Daivari all stomp on Eddie Edwards, Lashley and Dreamer runs to the ring and come to Edwards's rescue.
Another promotional video plays, hyping the match between Jay Lethal and Phill Shatter for the LWP World Championship.
Jay Lethal vs Phill Shatter (LWP World Title Match)
When Jay Lethal has the control of this match and might become the new World Champion, Phill Shatter rolls out of the ring, grabs his LWP World Title and walk away. Jay Lethal wins by count out, but Phill Shatter retains the title. Jay Lethal is angry and nails the referee with a Superkick.
At end of the show, Steve Austin makes it to the ring and calls out Dwayne Johnson. "The Rock" makes it to the ring and Austin starts blasting him about the way he acted last week. Both men start insulting each others again and after a few insults, Austin has heard enough and he charges. Numerous other wrestlers rush to the ring and pull the two men away.
Dark Card
Willie Mack vs Truitt Fields
Truitt Fields loses his debut match to the LWP La Conquête Champion as Willie Mack hits the Chocolate Thunder Bomb on him before going for the pinfall.
Andrew Pendelton III vs Lance Storm
Lance Storm shows up to face the young rookie, Andrew Pendelton, in his hometown of Calgary, Alberta. Lance has the advantage during the whole match, but by the end, Ted DiBiase, Sr. slides a steel chair inside of the ring and Andrew Pendelton uses it against him. Pendelton and DiBiase then leave under the crowd's boos.
TV Taping
Willie Mack is shown walking backstage and he's still angry after the beating he took from Ricky Banderas in the parking lot last week. He walks in Banderas's locker room and attack him, but get caught by surprise with a Leaping STO. The Banderas locks the Sharpshooter on him and doesn't release the hold until security guards separate them.
The Young Wolves vs The Amazing Red & Jack Evans & Jody Fleisch & Juice Robinson & Ruckus
At the end of the match, The Amazing Red has the advantage over Luke Robinson and all the other competitors are fighting on ringside. Luke catches him by surprise with a quick roll up to win the match, giving the win to The Young Wolves.
Shad Gaspard vs Jesse White
It's only Jesse White's second match in LWP and he already has to face the dangerous Shad Gaspard who makes his return to television. Jesse White had his moments, but Shad Gaspard beats him with a Thugnificient.
A video airs showing the highlights of The Motor City Machine Guns and La Résistance's feud.
Chris Masters vs Shark Boy
Chris Masters has the advantage during the whole match as Carlito keeps on attacking Shark Boy while the referee is looking away. Masters locks the Master Lock on Shark Boy who taps out to give the win to The Masterpiece. After the match, Carlito slides in both him and Masters start stomping Shark Boy. Steve Austin runs in with a steel chair, causing Masters and Carlito to scurry away. After helping Shark Boy to his feet, Austin lays him out with the chair.
Kishi vs Sterling James Keenan
Kishi is in the ring addressing what happened to him two weeks ago. He says he want the man who attacked him to reveal himself and fight him one-on-one like a man. Sterling James Keenan comes out and tells him that right now the only thing he should be worried about is him. They have a match, which Kishi wins with a Rump Shaker.
The Motor City Machine Guns vs La Résistance (LWP Tag Team Title Match)
The two teams have their good moments in this match and by the end the referee loses control as everyone jumps in the ring and start beating each others. The match ends in a No Contest and the two teams are pulled off by the security crew.
Eddie Edwards vs Shawn Daivari (Flag On A Pole)
The fans are behind Eddie Edwards and they cheer as much as they can when he manages to retrieve the American Flag. It seems like Canadians are racist toward Arabian wrestlers too. After the match, The Elite run in and attack Eddie Edwards. As Hero, Daniels and Daivari all stomp on Eddie Edwards, Lashley and Dreamer runs to the ring and come to Edwards's rescue.
Another promotional video plays, hyping the match between Jay Lethal and Phill Shatter for the LWP World Championship.
Jay Lethal vs Phill Shatter (LWP World Title Match)
When Jay Lethal has the control of this match and might become the new World Champion, Phill Shatter rolls out of the ring, grabs his LWP World Title and walk away. Jay Lethal wins by count out, but Phill Shatter retains the title. Jay Lethal is angry and nails the referee with a Superkick.
At end of the show, Steve Austin makes it to the ring and calls out Dwayne Johnson. "The Rock" makes it to the ring and Austin starts blasting him about the way he acted last week. Both men start insulting each others again and after a few insults, Austin has heard enough and he charges. Numerous other wrestlers rush to the ring and pull the two men away.