Monday Night Mayhem - 12/14/2009

[JMay187]

I'm so fed up with everyone around me
No one seems to care
I'm just so far gone and nothing's gonna change
I'll never be the same
It's always do this, do that,
Everything they want to
I don't want to live that way
Every chance they get their always
Pushin me away

Harry Hager being eliminated by Dominick Aviles and Bobby King followed by Tony Valentino sending Diamante Valentine over the top rope with a clothesline. Tony Valentino than eliminates Bobby King followed by Dominick Aviles sending Tony Valentino over the top rope after connecting with The Devastator.

It's never enough
No it's never enough
No matter what I say

It's never enough
No it's never enough
I'll never be what you want me to be

Hutt Anderson and Petey Payne defeating BPB Fury followed by Bobby Storm taking CMS down to the mat the hard way by a hard clothesline sending him inside and out. CMS connects with the Gringo Killer on Mr. Enigma followed up with Mr. Enigma hitting the Florida Flat-liner on Bobby Storm.

It's all so messed up and no one ever listens
Everyone's deranged
I'm just so fucked up and I'm never gonna change
Wanna lay it all to waste
Their always say this, say that,
Nothing that you want to
I don't want to live that way
Every chance they get their always
Shovin me aside

JD Michaels and Natalie Marie are seen taking out Mike Williams and Angel Skye. Mike Williams and Angel Skye are shown fighting back followed with Mike Williams tapping out to the Sharpshooter from JD Micahels. Jay Raven connecting with a running leg drop across the back of Ryan Harrison's neck followed with Ryan Harrison connecting with The Rising Star on Jay Raven for the win.

It's never enough
No it's never enough
No matter what I say

It's never enough
No it's never enough
I'll never be what you want me to be

I'm Done

James Kash and Tom McBrady are fighting it out with James Kash taking Tom McBrady down to the mat with a Butterfly Suplex. Tom McBrady fights back and takes James Kash down to the mat with a big boot to the face. Tom McBrady than attempts the Welcome to Phoenix, but James Kash catches him in mid air and drives him down to the mat with the Down Payment.

In the end we're all just chalk lines on the concrete
Drawn only to be washed away
For the time that I've been given
I am what I am

Adam Freeman and Nic Stone tearing into each other with Nic Stone connecting with a running knee strike to the face of Adam Freeman. Adam Freeman fights back with a big boot to the face followed up with a hurricanrana from Adam Freeman with right hands to the face of Stone. Stone than connects with the Motion Picture Perfect for the win.

I'd rather hate you
For everything you are
Than ever love you
For something you are not

I'd rather you hate me
For everything I am
Than have you love me
For something that I aint

It's never enough
It's never enough
No matter what I say

It's never enough
No it's never enough
No matter who I try to be

It's never enough
No it's never enough
No matter how I try to taste

It's never enough
Never never enough
I'll never be what you want me to be.

Fireworks are set off through the arena as the camera pans across the arena showing all the die hard IWF fans standing on their feet. The camera focus on the titan-tron as a massive firework display sets off before focusing on Josh Hart and Kerry Lane at the Commentator's Booth.​

Josh Hart: Welcome to another addition of Monday Night Mayhem and boy do we have a show for you tonight.

Kerry Lane: We have Xtremely Cool's first match on Monday Night Mayehm taking on the team of BPB Fury.

Josh Hart: We have Adam Freeman and Ryan Harrison battling it out to see who will advance in the IWF Championship tournament.

Kerry Lane: The Red Shield Mafia have been going strong can they continue with their dominace tonight.

Josh Hart: My main man James Kash will make quick work of Jay Raven and advance in the IWF Championship Tournament.

Kerry Lane: Let's get to our first match of the evening with Mike Williams taking on Loki.

Tainted Love by Marilyn Manson his the arena as the lights start to flicker around the arena. Then Loki comes on to the stage to a warm reception from the crowd, wearing his glowing face mask, and slowly walks down the aisle without noticing the loud cheers from the crowd.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet three inches, weighing in at two hundred and twenty pounds, from Las Vegas, Nevada, “The Nocturnal Adventurer†Loki!

Kerry Lane: Here comes Loki on his way to the ring, you have to remember Josh that none of these guys in this match up have won a match since IWF returned.

Josh Hart: It's going to come down to who wants it more than the other and than who has what it takes to make it happen. ​

Feuer Frei hits the arena as Williams and his valet, Angel Skye come out to the top of the entrance ramp to a mixed reaction. They look at each other smiling and proceed down to the ring, Mike Williams slides under the bottom ropes, then walks over and sits on the second rope allowing Angel Skye to do her entrance. After Angel enters the ring, both Williams and Skye climb to the second rope and strike a pose(Skye) and stare out into the crowd (Williams).

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet two inches, weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds, from Ontario, Canada, Mike Williams!

Josh Hart: This should be an interesting match up and Williams has been in the IWF long enough to not have won a match yet and look for him to do so here tonight.

Kerry Lane: We'll see you has the arm raised in victory after its all said and done.

Singles Match​

Mike Williams
vs.
Loki​

Bell Rings: Mike Williams and Loki meet in the middle of the ring with a grapple. Loki starts off strong with a kick to the midsection followed up with a side headlock on Williams. Loki applies the pressure waling around the ring and keeping Williams in place. Loki than attempts a headlock take down, but Williams reverses it into a back suplex sending Loki to the mat. Williams sees an early opportunity to dominate the early part of the match and starts stomping away at Loki down on the mat. Williams then grabs Loki by his head and slowly guides him back to his feet before talking him back down to the mat with a swift snap suplex. Williams than rolls onto the chest of Loki for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Loki kicks out right at the count of two. Both men quickly make their way back to their feel and Loki walks right into a standing dropkick from Williams taking him back down to the mat. Williams drives his boot into the midsection of Loki keeping him grounded on the mat.​

Kerry Lane: Williams on top at the moment, starting the match off in his full control.​

Josh Hart: Williams has been all over Loki in this one sided match so far.

Williams then applies a sleeperhold on the grounded Loki and applies the pressure. The crowd gets behind Loki as he slowly makes his way back to his feet. Loki stands tall and than drives his elbow in to the midsection of Williams. Williams loosens his grip a bit as Loki fires back with another back elbow shot to the midsection breaking his hold. Loki then charges for the ropes and bounces back taking Williams down to the mat with a clothesline. Williams pops back up to his feet as Loki bounces off the opposite side of the ring and takes Williams down to the mat with a spinning heel kick. Loki than follows up with a standing moonsault and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Williams kicks out right at the count of two. Loki gets the fans behind him as he waits for Williams to make it back to his feet. Williams staggers back to his feet and walks right into a swinging neckbreaker from Loki taking him down to the mat. Loki quickly climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle before leaping forward and connecting with a guillotine leg drop across the sternum of Williams.

Josh Hart: Loki has turned this match around to his favor and needs to stay on the ball if he wants to pick up that win.

Kerry Lane: This is still anybody's match here, either one of these men still have a shot to pick up the win.​

Loki makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Williams kicks out right at the count of two. Loki than guides Williams back to his feet and connects with a stiff kick to the midsection. Loki than sets Williams up for the Shallow Grave and walks him out to the middle of the ring. Williams starts fighting back in mid-air and manages to shift his weight and lands on his feet. Williams than drives Loki down to the mat with a neckbreaker in the middle of the ring. Williams makes it back to his feet and stands over Loki as he slowly makes his way back to his feet. Williams stands in position and than drives his foot into the midsection of Loki, but Loki rolls out of harms way. Loki than charges off the ropes and connects with the Discus Clothesline taking Williams down to the mat. Loki quickly guides Williams back to his feet and locks in the Hanged Up and applies the pressure. Williams fights for the ropes, but Loki keeps him in the middle of the ring and Williams finally gives in and taps out.
Winner: Loki​

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via submission, “The Nocturnal Adventurer†Loki!​

Kerry Lane: Loki has gained his first victory here in the IWF after a hard fought battle with Mike Williams.​

Josh Hart: The match had reversals, attempted finishers but Loki was able to go that bit further and get the victory.

Kerry Lane: Josh, I just got word that we'll be hearing from Bobby King via satellite right now.​

Josh Hart: He's coming in now from the titan-tron and looks to be in a rather good mood.

Bobby King than appears on the titan-tron dressed out in rather nice clothes appearing to be at some time of club.

Bobby King: Hey people of Mississippi! I know you’re all very disappointed I wasn’t able to make it to Mayhem tonight. You all bought your tickets hoping to see the Motorcity Mystery so I thought since I couldn’t be in the arena live tonight I would stop in for a little visit via satellite. Unfortunately, for all of you in attendance I was given the night off due to my massive victory last week over Tony Valentino. Lucky for me I wasn't without anything to do as many people in my hometown of Detroit throw me a little party in honor of my huge win last week. I have got to tell you, I am feeling pretty damn good since the big win, but it hasn't clouded my judgment or gone to my head like many of you may think. Since that win I have been given the night off from Mayhem so I don’t have to go in and see all of you pathetic peopleand to top it off I’ve been getting praised all week from management. In a matter of minutes my Hometown Crowd will through a party in honor of me, none of these things would have happened had I not won last week so I am very thankful that God made me as talented as I am.

The crowd let out deep amounts of boos as they look up at the titan-tron as Bobby King smirks while continuing to talk.

Bobby King: Now speaking of last weeks match how many of you witnessed it, everybody must have seen ‘The King’ taking on Tony Valentino in the first round Championship Tournament Match. Me being the winner advanced to the semi finals of the tournament where the loser dropped out of the Championship race. Valentino, he talked the talk but he couldn’t walk the walk, he said he was going to do the same thing to me as he did in that Ten Man Battle Royal. Valentino surprised me with a Sunset Kick which sent me out of the ring and he promised to do the same again last week, but sadly for him that didn’t happen. No, this time I was ready and I nailed him with the King’s Cross and left him beaten down in the middle of the ring. Last week I made a stand, I proved to you all that Bobby King is the real deal and if you get in my way of achieving my goals their will be consequences, just ask Tony Valentino!

The crowd continue to show their hatred towards the Motorcity Mystery as he laughs to himself.

Bobby King: Valentino tried to get in my way on my quest to become the IWF World Heavyweight Champion, my goal was to take Valentino out and continue on my path to the Championship. Which is exactly what I did so I can check that off my list, but there are still many goals left for the King to achieve. My next goal is to knock off whatever challenge awaits me next in the IWF Championship Tournament. As much as you worthless pieces of crap don't like it, its going to happen and there's not a damn thing any of you can do about it! Once I have done that I will then be in the final where I will be on the verge of achieving my lifetime goal in becoming the World Heavyweight Champion. It doesn’t matter who makes it to the final with me because in the end we all know the outcome, the King will walk away the new IWF World Heavyweight Champion! So to those that have been placed in the Championship Tournament, let this be a warning to you all, if you get in my way on my quest to the gold you will regret it! So everybody take a look at your soon to be World Heavyweight Champion, the Motorcity Mystery, Bobby King!

Josh Hart:Some strong words from “The King†Bobby King regarding his big win last week over Tony Valentino and his future opponents.

Kerry Lane: He's very cocky and confident about himself, but you know what they say confidence equals results.

Josh Hart: That it does and we can very well be looking at out first IWF Champion since our return.

Kerry Lane: Last week Xtremely Cool had a very impressive win a dark match and now have a chance to compete on Monday Night Mayhem.​

Josh Hart: This won't be an easy task like they had last week, if they want the win this week there going to have to earn it.​

Kerry Lane: Enough small talk lets get right to the action already.​

Sound of Madness by Shinedown hits the arena as Madness Mendoza steps out onto the stage. A spotlight shines through the crowd and spots Reaver making his way down to the ring through the crowd. Madness makes his way down the ramp and acts surprised with each reaction he receives from the crowd. Reaver jumps over the ring barricade as Madness makes it to ringside. Both men high five each other and roll into the ring. ​

Jessica Lock:Weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and thirty pounds, from San Antonio, Texas and Bay City, Texas ,the team of Madness Mendoza and Reaver, Xtremely Cool!​

Josh Hart: I have to admit this team was impressive, but lets see what they do against a real team. ​

Kerry Lane: This is there chance to prove they belong here on Monday Night Mayhem.​

Too Fake by Hockey hits the arena as Devin Cross and Ricky Jackson step out onto the stage bouncing up and down and dancing away. They continue their way down the ramp dancing and bouncing along making their way into the ring.​

Jessica Lock: Weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and fifteen pounds, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, accompanied to the ring by Aaron Ying, “Hy-Fly†Devin Cross and “Fire†Ricky Jackson, BPB Fury!​

Kerry Lane: Well at the very first Monday Night Mayhem of the new season, BPB Fury were sent a message and Arron Ying is now back in control as their manager.​

Josh Hart: Your going to have to wonder if this guy is really sober or not and if he will be able to help the BPB Fury instead of hurting them.​

Tag Team Match​

Xtremely Cool
vs.
BPB Fury​

Bell Rings: Reaver and Ricky Jackson start the match off circling around the ring before locking up in the middle. Jackson locks in an arm lock and applies the pressure. Reaver connects with a series of back elbow shots to the face of Jackson to loosen his hold and than shoves him towards the ropes. Jackson bounces back and takes Reaver down to the mat with a shoulder block. Jackson than charges for the ropes as Reaver makes it back to his feet. Jackson bounces back and jumps over Reaver has he drops to the mat. Jackson than bounces back from the ropes right into a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker from Reaver. Reaver than guides Jackson back to his feet and locks in a headlock before tagging out to his partner Madness Mendoza. Reaver than sends Jackson to the ropes with an irish whip and as Jackson bounces back Reaver takes him down to the mat with a drop toe hold, followed up with a elbow drop across his neck from Madness. Madness than guides Jackson back to his feet and drives him back down to the mat with a spinning neckbreaker. Madness makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Jackson kicks out at the count of two.

Kerry Lane: Xtremely Cool working well here tonight against the BPB Fury so far tonight.

Josh Hart: That they have, but just wait until the BPB Fury get the ball in their courts.

Madness guides Jackson back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Devin Cross gets the blind tag as Madness takes Jackson down to the mat with a hip toss. Madness stabs tall as Cross catches him a stiff kick to back of Madness's leg taking him down to his knee's. Cross than grabs Madness by his head and drives him down to the mat with a reverse DDT. Cross hooks the legs of Madness for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Reaver makes the save at the count of two. Reaver and Cross start slugging it out with Cross sending Reaver to the outside after a clothesline. Madness makes it back to his feet and walks right into the discus clothesline from Cross taking him down to the mat. Cross stands over Madness waiting for him to make it back to his feet. Madness staggers back to his feet as Cross charges over attempting a flying forearm smash. Madness catches Cross in midair and than takes him down to the mat with an arm drag and locks in a standing armbar applying the pressure.

Josh Hart: BPB Fury had the ball in their court and they were running all over the court with it, but in one swift motion, Madness is back in control.

Kerry Lane: These two are good and they both have different styles that compliment each other.

Madness than guides Cross back to his feet with the armbar still locked in place. Aaron Ying jumps up on the apron yelling at Madness and the ref shouts at him to get down from the ramp. Cross than grabs the distracted Madness and takes him down to the mat with a snap suplex. Cross makes it back to his feet and stomps away at Madness as Jackson makes his way into the ring. Reaver charges in behind him and both men meet in the middle of the ring. Jackson than grabs Reaver and drives him down to the mat with an impact DDT. Cross has Madness back on his feet and locks in a headlock and than drives Madness back to the mat with a spinning corkscrew neckbreaker. Cross and Jackson stand on either side of Madness and waits as he slowly sits back up. Cross and Jackson than connect with the Down With That and quickly follow up with the AsSault. Cross hooks the legs of Madness for the cover as the ref counts the three.
Winner: BPB Fury

Jessica Lock:Ladies and Gentlemen your winners of the matchup via pinfall, Devin Cross and Ricky Jackson, BPB Fury!

Josh Hart: The return of Aaron Ying has seemed to help BPB Fury more than they realize.

Kerry Lane: That's there first win here in the IWF and it has to make them feel good.

*** COMMERICAL BREAK ***

Josh Hart: It's now time for some action between Tony Valentino and William Andrew Roberts.

Kerry Lane: Both men are looking for their first win here tonight.

English Civil War by The Clash hits as William Andrew Roberts comes out with his girlfriend/valet Shannon Smith in two. Roberts lifts his arms in the air with his valet posing on her knees in front of him as flames emit from the titan tron. They make their way to the ring, where Roberts allows Smith to enter before him, holding the ropes like a typical English gentleman. He then quickly charges into the ring and climbs onto the turnbuckle, gesturing at the crowd and flexing his muscles.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet four inches, weighing in at two hundred and sixty pounds, from London, England, William Andrew Roberts!

Josh Hart: Well folks last week William Andrew Roberts and Hayden Arrington beat on each other until a double count out.

Kerry Lane: He must have impressed management enough to be given a chance here on Monday Night Mayhem against Tony Valentino here tonight.

Superhero by Jane's Addiction hits the arena as Tony Valentino steps out onto the stage. Valentino makes his way down the ramp followed by his manager Mr. Gold with his cell phone glued to his ear. Valentino takes his time getting to the ring by posing for pictures, signs an autograph or two, and flirts with a few ladies before climbing up the steps and making his way into the ring. Valentino than climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle and poses for the crowd.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet three inches, weighing in at two hundred and thirty-five pounds, from Los Angeles, California, accompanied to the ring by Mr. Gold, “The Natural†Tony Valentino!

Kerry Lane: Tony Valentino is looking to make amends for his first two losses here in the IWF and he looks more serious here tonight.

Josh Hart: He has come so close in each match, but there's something different about Valentino tonight he's ready for a fight.

Singles Match ​

Tony Valentino
vs.
William Andrew Roberts​

Bell Rings: Tony Valentino and William Andres Roberts circle around the ring before locking up in the middle. Roberts shows his dirty side with a stiff kick to the midsection of Valentino and forces him down to the mat with a big right club shot to this back. Valentino makes it back to his feet as Roberts connects with a knife-edge chop sending Valentino into the corner. Roberts than makes his way over and drives his foot into the body of Valentino until the ref forces him out of the corner. Roberts throws his hands up as the ref backs away and than quickly drives a right hand into the midsection of Valentino sending him down to the mat. Roberts drops to the mat and grabs Valentino by his head and forces him against the bottom turnbuckle with an illegal choke. The ref yells into the ear of Roberts to break the hold, but Roberts keeps it locked on. The ref starts the count and Roberts releases Valentino right at the count of four. Roberts makes it back to his feet and guides Valentino back up to his dropping him against the corner with a back elbow shot to his face.

Josh Hart: William Andrew Roberts or W.A.R. for short as he prefers is on top of this matchup and has Valentino right where he wants him.

Kerry Lane: W.A.R. is one very strong individual, but you can't knock the heart of Tony Valentino he never quits.

Roberts than charges across the ring and bounces back off the ropes. Roberts charges back and attempts a clothesline on Valentino, but Valentino get both of feet up as Roberts eats knocking him back off his feet. Roberts than charges at Valentino once again and Valentino takes him down to the mat with an arm drag. Roberts makes it back to his feet and charges at Valentino once again and gets taken down to the mat with a hip toss. Valentino than connects with a double leg drop across the sternum of Roberts and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Roberts kicks out right at the count of two. Valentino than grabs Roberts his head and pulls him back up to his feet. Roberts takes a wild swing at Valentino who ducks the attempt and than takes Roberts down to the mat with a snap suplex. Roberts holds his back after the stiff impact as Valentino taunts to the fans and gets solid cheers for his actions. Roberts makes his way back to his feet and grabs Valentino from behind, but Valentino catches Roberts with a back elbow strike to the midsection and quickly take Roberts down to the mat with a neck breaker.

Kerry Lane: Valentino has fought his way back into this match and if Roberts doesn't get his act together than Valentino will have his way with him.

Josh Hart: Like you always say this match is far from over and the fad lady isn't singing just yet.

Valentino than guides Roberts back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Roberts reverse the irish whip and than pulls Valentino towards him taking him down to the mat with a shoulder block. Valentino makes it back to his feet and Roberts takes him down to the mat with another shoulder block. Roberts than climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle and waits as Valentino slowly makes his way back to his feet. Valentino turns to face Roberts as he leaps through the air and connects with a flying clothesline. Roberts hooks the legs of Valentino for the cover as the ref gets down to make the count, but Valentino kicks out right after the count of two. Roberts frustrated than grabs Valentino and locks on a full nelson on the grounded Valentino. Valentino screams out from the pain, but tells the ref he's not giving in. Valentino slowly makes his way to his feet with the crowd firmly behind him and tries to fight out of the hold. Roberts realizes he isn't going to get the tap out and than drives Valentino down to the mat with a full nelson slam and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Valentino kicks out right before the count of three.

Josh Hart: Roberts almost had the match won after that full nelson slam, but Valentino just barely survived that one.

Kerry Lane: Valentino is a fighter, he isn't going to just give up if you want to beat him in the middle of that ring your going to have to earn it.

Roberts makes it back to his feet and waits as Valentino slowly makes his way back to his feet. Valentino staggers back up to his feet and Roberts sets him up for The Crash. Roberts holds Valentino in the air to show off his strength and Valentino manages to get his right hand free. Valentino than drills Roberts in the head with stiff right hands as Roberts falls back down to the mat. Valentino quickly makes it back to his feet and catches Roberts with a low dropkick to the face. Valentino makes it back to his feet and fires up the crowd as he waits for Roberts to make it back to his feet. Roberts barely makes it back to his feet when Valentino connects with the Sunset Kick in the middle of the ring. The fans go wild as Valentino runs his hands through his hair and flexes his muscles. Valentino than grabs Roberts and pulls him back up to his feet and sets him up and connects with The Close Up in the middle of the ring. Valentino makes the cover and the ref counts the three.
Winner: Tony Valentino

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via pinfall, “The Natural†Tony Valentino!

Kerry Lane: Tony Valentino picks up his win here tonight and was a different superstar in that ring tonight.

Josh Hart: That he was Lane, Valentino showed a different side of himself in that match, he showed us all a side of a serious wrestler.

Kerry Lane: Roberts started out strong, but just couldn't manage to get the job done here tonight.

The scene opens and we see IWF superstar Mr. Enigma pacing in a consistent manner down the hall. From his facial expression, it looks as if Mr. Enigma is somewhat petered about something. After going to an empty locker room where the meeting was supposed to take place earlier in the evening, IWF backstage interviewer Carl Long is standing in the hall looking at his watch as Enigma approaches.

Carl Long: Mr. Enigma, man I’ve been looking all over the place for you…but ah…you look a little discouraged? Would you like to elaborate on that?

Carl Long recognized that something was wrong and immediately tried to allow Enigma a chance to vent if indeed that was what he needed or wanted to do.

Mr. Enigma: Well Long, first of all, I just would like to give my condolences to the Fatu family on the loss of a good man and also a shout out to the WWE for trying to help out with the arrangements.

Carl Long: Yeah, that was indeed a shock to the wrestling industry. But Enigma, I know that you must be aware that…

Enigma then snatches the mic from Long and shoves him onto the floor and slightly off camera. He does not try to get up, for out of fear of what Mr. Enigma might do next. Enigma then glares into the camera with a look of grave intent. Boo’s could be heard from the fans off-camera.

Mr. Enigma: Let me tell you people something I honestly could give a crap about your tears on what I think about Mr. Long and this piece of garbage interview. First off, we are in my hometown of Jackson Mississippi…

Fans suddenly erupt in repeated chants of “we ready.â€

Mr. Enigma: But in all of that, what does Montana do, he leaves me off the card to do interviews with the likes of scrubs like Carl Long! That’s bullsh**!!! And being the man I am; I think it is about time to let him know personally what I think about him and whatever the hell he is doing.

The scene then shifts back to the commentary table at ringside as the cameras backstage follow Enigma down the hall to what looks to be Montana’s office.

Kerry Lane: Looks like Enigma is heading to Montana’s office.

Josh Hart: I think Enigma has let this whole thing of being in his hometown, which at this time is really not his hometown, go to his head. I mean the guy claims Jacksonville, Florida. He just needs to make up his mind.

Enigma is shown on the big screen storming down the hall and he finally makes it to Montana’s office where he storms through the door as if he was going into his own office. Montana is on the phone as Enigma just barges in.

Montana: Let me call jou right back. Enigma…I don’t think I requested your presence man.

Mr. Enigma: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and let’s cut the bullsh** Montana. You know or should know exactly why I am here.

Enigma then slams his fist on Montana’s desk and then paces around in his office. Montana acts as if nothing happened, pulls out a cigar and then two security officers walk in. Montana tells them to hold up as they remain at the door.

Mr. Enigma: Oh you had to call your goons for me. They won’t be enough.

Montana: Jou know Enigma, I like jou man. I like jou a lot, but jou see, jou have a problem.

Mr. Enigma: I have a problem…

Montana, raising his voice and standing to his feet behind his desk reasserts himself and his position of authority.

Montana: SHUT THE FU*K UP MAN!!! Jou come in here like this is jour office; trying to tell me what to do like jou run this show…I AM THE BOSS!!! I hold the biggest balls in the IWF. Not jou!, Trust me I don't need no stinking security to take care of jou!

Kerry Lane: Wow! Montana just put Mr. Enigma right in his place here tonight.

Josh Hart: See, even Enigma must bow down to authority.

Montana then tries to calm down as he sits on the edge of his desk with his cigar in hand and using hand gestures as he speaks to Enigma after letting Enigma know who was in control.

Montana: First of all, you are in the tournament for the world title and if I give you a week off or not, it’s my choice. But as I said before Enigma, I like you. You need a break; A break to consider things.

Mr. Enigma: Consider things?

Montana: I got some things going on right now that do and do not concern jou and in time, I’ll let jou know.

Montana then stands right up to Enigma and in his face, man to man.

Montana: Until then, let me do my job and without your suggestions and/or opinions of how I chose to do it. Okay man. See you next week.

Confused to some degree, Enigma turns and leaves the office with the fans murmuring and not knowing what to think. Montana returns to his desk already onto another call as if Enigma had never came. The scene then fades to black and a commercial break.

Kerry Lane: Well Montana seems to have something in store for Mr. Enigma for the future.

Josh Hart: Whatever it may be we won't find out what it is, until it happens.

Kerry Lane: Than lets back to back to the rest of out show here tonight.

Josh Hart: Folks its now time for our first IWF Championship Tournament Quarter-Finals match of the night with Ryan Harrison taking on Adam Freeman.

Kerry Lane: Both of these men respect each other here tonight and this should be a great match between the two.

We Die Young by Alice in Chains hits the arena as the fans begin to cheer as gold pyro's emit from the titan-tron showering down on the stage. Ryan Harrison steps out onto the stage allowing the gold sparks to fall across his body as his poses on the ramp.

Jessica Long: Standing five feet nine inches, weighing in at two hundred and ten pounds, from New York City, New York, “The Next Level†Ryan Harrison!

The crowd is cheering loudly for “The Next Level.†Ryan confidently walks down to the ring, slapping the hands of a few fans at ringside, as he does so. Ryan gets into the ring and climbs to the top of the turnbuckle, posing at the top with his hands outstretched. Ryan then points at the fans before pointing both thumbs in his direction. Ryan then gets down off the turnbuckle as the music then fades out.

Kenny Lane: Ryan wrestled in the main event last week against Mr. Enigma, but came up just short.

Josh Hart: Will he be able to get back on track tonight against Adam Freeman?

Break The Walls Down hits the arena as the fans cheer loudly as a countdown hits the titan-tron starting at 5 finishing at 0, Freeman walks onto the stage and turns his back to the crowd spreading his arms apart, Freeman then turns around and confidently walks down the ramp and walks up the steps, he then taunts on the ropes and enters the ring, then climbs the turnbuckle and spreads his arms out again.

Jessica Long: Standing at five feet eleven inches, weighing in tonight at two hundred and twenty-five pounds, now residing in Manhattan, New York, “The IWF Savior†Adam Freeman!

Josh Hart: Adam's coming off of a tag team victory last week, and hopes that momentum carries over in this first round match in the IWF Championship Tournament.

Kenny Lane: Adam Freeman never lost the IWF Championship and unlike others he doesn't complain about it, he has no problems earning it again to prove he is the best.

IWF Championship Tournament
Quarter-Finals Match​

Ryan Harrison
vs.
Adam Freeman​

Bell Rings: The fans are split right down the middle as the two competitors tie up in the middle of the ring, pushing each other back and forth, with neither man getting the advantage. Harrison breaks the tie up, and gives Freeman a quick elbow to the face before whipping him into the ropes and catching him on the rebound for a Belly-to-Belly Suplex! As Freeman gets to his feet, Harrison gives him a quick kick to the gut, grabs a hold of Freeman's arm, and twists it behind him back, keeping it locked in a Hammerlock whilst delivering a Suplex to Freeman! As Freeman lays on the mat, Harrison quickly runs towards the corner, pulling himself up onto the turnbuckle, and goes for a Split-Legged Moonsault! Freeman just barely rolls out of the way, and gets to his feet, delivering a Standing Elbow Drop right to the sternum of Ryan Harrison!

Kenny Lane: Perhaps that was a bit premature on Harrison's part to try and go for the high risk maneuver.

Josh Hart: In the heat of a match, sometimes it's easy to get a bit carried away.

Back in the ring, Freeman maintains control, pulling Harrison up by the head, giving him a few punches before whipping him towards the corner! Freeman charges at Harrison, catching him with a Running Clothesline, and as Harrison stumbles out of the corner, Freeman goes for a One-Handed Bulldog! Harrison shoves Freeman off, and as Freeman is seated, rubbing his tail bone, Harrison gives him a stiff kick to the spine! The smack can be heard throughout the arena, and Freeman is groaning in pain as Harrison grabs him by the head and begins to pull him up. On the way up, Freeman gives his opponent an elbow to the gut, and as Harrison is hunched over, Freeman grabs him in a Double Underhook position, lifting him up for an Underhook Backbreaker! Freeman gives Harrison a couple of stomps before pulling him back up to his feet, and getting behind him, hooking his arms again before going for the Lion Suplex! Freeman bridges his back upon impact, pinning Harrison's shoulders to the mat, 1...2...Harrison kicks out! “The IWF Savior's†fans are chanting his name, “Freeman! Freeman!†as he pulls Harrison back up and whips him towards the ropes. Harrison ducks under Freeman's attempted clothesline, and on the rebound, hits with a Running Neckbreaker! Harrison goes for his first cover of the match, 1...2...Freeman gets a shoulder up!

Kenny Lane: That was a close one there folks. Harrison almost had the match won there.

Josh Hart: You can't put Adam Freeman out that soon, he's a fighter and both of these men are giving it their all.

Harrison mounts Freeman, and gives him a combination of rapid fire punches to the face! Harrison dismounts, and gives Freeman a couple of stomps to the chest before going back up to the top rope! As he climbs up turnbuckle, Freeman gets up to his feet, and runs, catching Harrison from behind for an attempted Backstabber! Harrison is able to keep a hold of the top rope, causing Freeman to crash back first into the mat! Harrison pops up to the top rope and this time, hits with the Split-Legged Moonsault, 1...2...Freeman kicks out! As Freeman lays on the mat, Harrison rolls him onto his side and gives him a couple of hard kicks to the back before rolling him completely onto his belly, and grabbing his foot to cinch in the Anklelock! Harrison's fans are cheering loudly as Freeman's fans start to clap in unison, trying to will Freeman towards the ropes! Freeman grits his teeth in pain as he starts to claw his way towards the bottom rope, getting within a fingertip before Harrison pulls him back to the middle of the ring! Just as Adam Freeman appears like he's going to tap, he reaches deep inside himself to roll onto his back and kick Harrison off!

Josh Hart: Harrison almost had Freeman there with the Anklelock! I thought Freeman was done for.

Kenny Lane: That's how much the IWF Heavyweight title means, that Freeman gutted through the pain and did what it took to get out of the hold.

Freeman is shaking his ankle a bit as both men get back up to their feet! Harrison is up first, and charges in towards Adam Freeman, who dodges the attempted Kick! As Harrison stops in his tracks and turns back grabbing Freeman and taking him down to the mat with a spinning back slam taking out the ref. Jay Raven storms down the ramp and slides into the ring and spears Harrison down to the mat. Raven slides out of the ring and kneels beside the ring hiding from view. Harrison slowly makes his way back to his feet and notices the ref out and revives him guiding him back to his feet. Freeman than makes his way over to Harrison and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Harrison kicks out right at the count of two. Freeman makes it back to his feet and waits as Harrison slowly makes his way back to his feet. Freeman than charges forward and grabs Harrison taking him down to the mat with The Codebreaker. Freeman hooks the legs of Harrison for the cover as the ref counts the three.
Winner: Adam Freeman

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the match via pinfall, “The IWF Saviour†Adam Freeman!

Kenny Lane: Jay Raven just cost Ryan Harrison this match as Adam Freeman is moving onto the next round in the IWF Championship Tournament! Still, a great effort from both competitors.

Josh Hart: Raven has this obsession with Ryan Harrison and he lets it eat at him until he can't take it anymore and attacks Harrison during random attacks.

Post Match: Raven than slides into the ring as Freeman makes his exit and stands over Harrison. Raven than guides him back to his feet and Freeman strikes with a big right hand taking him to the mat. Harrison charges forward as Raven slides out of the ring. Harrison jumps through the ropes and chases Raven around the ring and back up the ramp.

Kerry Lane: Ryan Harrison has had enough and now he's the one attacking Raven.

Josh Hart: When is this going to end between these two great superstars.

*** COMMERICAL BREAK ***

Josh Hart: Folks its now time for our last tag match of the evening with Hutt Anderson and Petey Payne taking on the unstoppable Red Shield Mafia.

Kerry Lane: This should be one interesting matchup, all four of these men have been at each others throat during the week and they can't wait to get their hands on each other.

Josh Hart: Whatever lets just get to the action already we need a winner and we need a loser lets get to it.

The Anderson Evolution hits the arena as Hutt Anderson steps out onto the stage with a disgusted look on his face and pulls on his gloves to make sure their tight. Petey Payne than struts onto the stage behind him as the Navak's follow. Anderson and Payne make their way down to the ring showing no emotion as the Navak's follow behind.

Jessica Lock: Weighing in at a combined weight of five hundred and three pounds, from Youngstown, Ohio, “The True Enforcer†Hutt Anderson and Petey “The Pistol†Payne!

Josh Hart: Both of these men worked well together against BPB Fury lets see how they fair this week against the Red Shield Mafia.

Kerry Lane: It will be very interesting Red Shield Mafia have been working extremely well together ever since coming together.

Forever by Drake hits the arena as red and blue lights flash through out the arena. Young Mannie steps out onto the stage in his glow in the dark attire and black in mild in hand. Diamante Valentine makes his way out onto the stage flirting with the women as both men make their way down to the ring accompanied by their manager Damien Walker.

Jessica Lock: Weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and fifty-five pounds, from Washington D.C. and Venice, Italy, accompanied to the ring by Damien Walker, Young Mannie and Diamante Valentine, Red Shield Mafia!

Josh Hart: Here is a team that will go all the way to the top, both superstars just click and they have the very impressive manager skills from Damien Walker.

Kerry Lane: What are you talking about that guy is the most annoying person in this company always running around blowing that damn whistle. I hope he falls and chokes on the damn thing.

Tag Team Match​

Hutt Anderson & Petey Payne
vs.
Red Shield Mafia​

Bell Rings: Diamante Valentine and Petey Payne start the match off circling around the ring trying to psyche each other out, before locking up in the middle. Payne locks on a headlock and applies the pressure as Valentine tries to break free. Valentine connects with a stiff shot to the kidney of Payne and reverses his headlock into a hammerlock. Valentine applies the pressure as Payne fires back with a back elbow shot and reverses the hammerlock into one of his own. Payne applies the pressure and as Valentine tries to fight out of it, Payne catches him with a headlock and takes him down to the mat with a headlock takedown. Payne pulls up with everything he has while Valentine is down on his stomach in the middle of the ring screaming from the pain. Damien Walker jumps up on the apron blowing his whistle as the ref yells for him to get off the apron. Young Mannie makes his way into the ring and breaks up the submission attempt from Payne.

Josh Hart: Damien Walker is more like a partner as he always looks to give his team the advantage.

Kerry Lane: He better be careful or the ref will evict him from ringside and than what?

Hutt Anderson makes his way into the ring and sends Mannie to the outside with a big boot and makes it back to his corner as the ref warns him. Valentine makes it back to his feet and catches Payne with a stiff kick to the midsection followed up with an irish whip. Payne bounces off the ropes near his corner with Anderson getting the blind tag. Payne ducks the clothesline attempt from Valentine and bounces off the ropes and connects with a clothesline of his own while Anderson connects with a chop block taking Valentine down to the mat. Anderson makes the cover as Payne protects the ring, and the ref gets down to make the count, but Valentine kicks out at the count of two. Anderson makes it back to his feet as the ref forces Payne back to his corner. Anderson than sends Valentine to the ropes with an irish whip and as Valentine bounces back Anderson drives him down to the mat with a side walk slam. Anderson hooks the legs of Valentine for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Valentine kicks out at the count of two.

Kerry Lane: The size and power of Hutt Anderson is just to much to overcome for Diamante Valentine at the moment.

Josh Hart: Just wait until Valentine tags in Young Mannie and we will have a different match on our hands.

Valentine makes it back to his feet as Anderson makes it back to his and both men meet in the middle of the ring tearing away with rights and lefts. Valentine than sends Anderson to the ropes with an irish whip after a stiff right hand. Anderson bounces back as Valentine takes him down to the mat with a hurricanrana and tags out to Young Mannie. Walker can be heard blowing his whistle as Mannie makes his way into the ring taking the fight right to Anderson. Mannie connects with an elbow drop across the sternum of Anderson and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Anderson pushes Mannie into the air with a kick out at the count of two. Mannie makes it back to his feet as Anderson sits up right into a stiff kick from Mannie sending him back down to the mat. Mannie makes another cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Anderson kicks out at the count of two once again. Mannie than guides Anderson back to his feet and drives his knee into his midsection. Mannie than locks in an arm lock and tags out to Valentine.

Josh Hart: Mannie has things under control as he tags out to Valentine with Red Shield Mafia in control of this match.

Kerry Lane: Don't count Anderson and Payne out just yet this match isn't over quite yet and there's still time.

Mannie attempts to send Anderson to the ropes, but Anderson uses his weight to stop Mannie in his tracks and instead pulls him towards himself and drives him down to the mat with a huge belly to belly slam. Anderson makes it back to his feet and catches Valentine off the ropes and drives him down to the mat with a powerslam. Anderson tags out to Payne who makes his way into the ring as Anderson guides Mannie back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Mannie bounces back as Anderson catches him with a drop toe hold as Payne connects with an elbow drop to his lower back. The ref forces Anderson out of the ring as Payne guides Valentine back to his feet and Valentine drops to the mat and connects with a low blow as the ref is distracted with Anderson. Anderson tries to make his way into the ring with the ref holding him back. Damien slides a chair into the ring and than jumps up on the apron blowing his whistle distracting the ref. Mannie makes it back to his feet and grabs the chair and drills Payne across the skull with it. Valentine charges Anderson in the corner and knocks him to the outside with a standing dropkick. Mannie tosses the chair to the outside as the Red Shield Mafia plant Payne in the middle of the ring with the Red Alert. Mannie makes the cover as the ref counts the three.
Winner: Red Shield Mafia

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winners of the matchup via pinfall, Young Mannie and Diamante Valentine, Red Shield Mafia!

Josh Hart: Well Red Shield Mafia are walking away with the win here tonight.

Kerry Lane: Only after a low blow, a chair shot, and Damien Walker with his annoying ass blowing whistle.

Heartless by Jim Johnston hits the arena as JD Michaels and Natalie Marie step out onto the stage from behind the curtain. They stand back to back and pose on the entrance ramp.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring from Houston, Texas, accompanied to the ring by Natalie Marie, JD Michaels!

Kerry Lane: Last week, JD Michaels was unsuccessful in his attempt to continue in the IWF Championship Tournament.

Josh Hart: While he may have been unsuccessful in his match, he definitely got the last laugh!

JD and Natalie look at each other and laugh before pointing to the curtain, revealing the man who helped them last week. He appears with a hooded coat on, not revealing his face.

Kerry Lane: Damn, will you look at the size of that man! He must be almost seven foot tall!

All three slowly walk down to the ring, soaking up the crowd’s reaction. JD Michaels than jogs up the stairs and than sits on the middle rope allowing Natalie to make her way into the ring. The hooded man than grabs the top rope from the ground and pulls himself up onto the apron and than makes his way into the ring over the top rope. The three stand in the ring facing the central camera as Natalie hands JD a microphone.

JD Michaels: Last week I was part of the tournament to crown the new IWF Champion. This week I am not!

The crowds give a mixed reaction, still unsure of Michaels.

JD Michaels: Am I going to let that get me down? Hell no, that’s not who I am! I am a free spirit, loving life, and nothing is going to get me down. I can take a loss with a smile on my face because I know that somewhere down the line I WILL be wearing gold around my waist.

Kerry Lane: JD has a positive outlook on his career, especially after coming up short last week!

The crowd is still split with Michaels.

JD Michaels: My management team knew that I wouldn’t be too bothered about my loss to Dominick Aviles, so they brought back an old friend of mine.

Michaels looks behind him at Natalie and the cloaked man, Natalie with a huge smile on her face.

JD Michaels: Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you “The Insurance Policy†Benjamin Burke!

Natalie pulls the cloak off Burke, revealing his 6 foot 9, 280 pound frame! He has a look of anger on his face, staring out into the crowd. The crowd are taken aback by the size of this man.

JD Michaels: Dominick Aviles has been running his mouth week in, week out and you know what… he’s good at it; that is what he is best at, talking the talk! He has said things about where I come from, he has said things about Natalie, and he has even dared to say things about my “Insurance Policyâ€! Big mistake Aviles, you see while I may let all your words slide, Burke wont! Burke is going to rip you limb from limb, just like he did last week!

The crowd makes their mind up on Michaels and begin to boo.

JD Michaels: I would make myself comfortable in that hospital bed if I was you, its going to be a familiar place for you from this day forward!!

Michaels drops the microphone. Natalie raises Benjamin Burke and JD Michael’s hands as they celebrate in the center of the ring.

Kerry Lane: JD Michaels is very confident in himself with that big Insurance Policy standing behind him.

Josh Hart: Of course he is, who in there right mind would mess with JD Michaels when he had Benjamin Burke with him.

My World by Sick Puppies hits the arena as Dominick stumbles onto the stage with a walking cane in hand still wearing his hospital gown. Dominick takes a few steps and than drops the walking cane and rips off his gown revealing his ring gear underneath and storms down the ring to the surprise of Michaels and Burke. Dominick slides under the bottom rope and immediately charges after Michaels and swings away with big right hands taking him down to the mat. Dominick than makes it back to his feet and turns his attention to Burke and gets caught with a big boot taking him down to the mat. Burke than grabs Dominick and guides him back to his feet and locks him in the Full Nelson. Micahels makes it back to his feet and catches Dominick with a slap to his face as Burke holds him into place.

Kerry Lane: These two men sure are big with they have the numbers advantage in their favor I would like to see how they would like it if the shoe was on the other foot.

Josh Hart: Oh, keep it down Kerry all you do is run your mouth don't you understand what is going on here. Michaels and Burke are putting Dominick in his place and reminding him that he doesn't belong here.

Tony Valentino than comes charging down the ramp as the fans blow the roof of the arena with their cheers. JD Michaels than tells Burke to drop Dominick and clear the ring. Burke than shoves Dominick down and exits the ring with Michaels on his heels. Valentino slides into the ring and than charges after Michaels as he rolls to the outside. Valentino yells after Micahels to get back in the ring before checking on Dominick to make sure he's okay.

Josh Hart: What the hell is Tony Valentino doing out here making the save for Dominick.

Kerry Lane: Time will tell, but it seems like Michaels and Burke don't like it when the numbers game is even.

Josh Hart: Michaels did Valentino a favor by getting Burke to leave the ring otherwise both men would have been down and out in the middle of that ring.

Kerry Lane: Say what you want Hart, but I call them as I see them and I see two men running from a fair fight.

Josh Hart: What a show we have had for all of you tonight and now its time for some serious action.

Kerry Lane: We have CMS taking on new comer Biggs who is coming off of a big win last week from a dark match.

Josh Hart: He impressed management enough to give him a big match this week against CMS.

Kerry Lane: It won't be an easy task, but lets get to the action I can't wait for the opening bell.

Spaceman by The Killers hits the arena as the lights in the arena fade to a dim blue with blue lasers and blue lights panning across the arena. The fans begin to boo as Biggs steps out onto the stage wearing a fancy blue and white ring jacket complete with blue feathers on the sleeves and his trademark blue shades covering his eyes. Biggs has a slight dance in his step as he makes his way down the ramp mocking the fans on the way. Biggs reaches the ring and walks up the ring steps and slingshots himself into the ring over the top rope. Biggs climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle and than points to himself before jumping back down to the ring and removes his jacket handing it over to the ring staff with his blue shades.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet ten inches, weighing in at two hundred and ten pounds, from Seattle, Washington, “The Spaceman†Biggs!

Kerry Lane: Biggs making his way down the ramp and looks rather cocky and impressed with himself.

Josh Hart: Just wait to see this man in action he will be all over CMS here tonight.

Biggs calls for the mic as his music stops playing and the lights come back on to normal. He soaks in the boos of the crowd before beginning to speak.

Biggs: You people may not realize it, but you're all extremely lucky to be here tonight. Not just because it's a wonder that you could afford tickets! I know that a lot of you had to go without your Top Ramen for months to be able to get a chance to see me wrestle here tonight!

The crowd boos loudly as Biggs flashes a smirk.

Kenny Lane: What an arrogant jerk! I know that he's accomplished quite a bit in other leagues, but he can't just waltz into IWF and disrespect the fans like that!

Josh Hart: Well it looks like he just did and what are you going to do about it.

Biggs: As you all can plainly see by virtue of this belt around my waist, I am a champion. Not one officially recognized by IWF, unfortunately, but one that is recognized all over the world. This belt, the APW Overdrive Championship, says that I am one of the top competitors in the world, and you all will soon see just why. I was going to put it on the line here tonight, but my boss back at APW wouldn't let me, because apparently defending my belt against a wrestler like CMS would actually hurt it more than it would help it. And in what little action I've seen CMS in, I would have to agree! I know that CMS stands for Carlos Mario Sequeira, but if I may give my opponent a more appropriate acronym, I would suggest that CMS stands for Crappy Mat Skills! Or how about Completely Moronic Slacker! Or Constipated Monkey Slave! Anyway you slice it, CMS will not be a challenge for me, and when it's all said and done, you'll all realize why I'm quite simply OUT OF THIS WORLD!

The crowd boos loudly as Biggs awaits the entrance of his opponent.

Kerry Lane: CMS isn't going to be very happy with the disrescpect from Biggs.

Josh Hart: We'll just have to wait and see what he does about it.

Another Brick in the Wall by Korn hits the arena as a wall of smoke covers the stage. The smoke fades away showing CMS raising from below the stage looking down to the ground. Than in one fast movement CMS points to the sky and than back to himself as huge flag of Coasta Rica drops from the ceiling. Cms than makes his way down the ramp bragging and slapping hands with the fans. CMS than makes his way into the ring and climbs to the top of the four turnbuckles and points to himself before jumping back down into the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet ten inches, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-five pounds, from New York, New York, “Bigger Than Life†CMS!

Kerry Lane: Now here is a man that is confident in himself and knows how to get the job done.

Josh Hart: CMS better not make a single mistake in this match or Biggs will gain the advantage and there will be no turning back.

Single's Match​

Biggs
vs.
CMS​

Bell Rings: Biggs and CMS circle around the ring before locking up in the middle. CMS goes for a test of strength and Biggs follows his lead. CMS than pushes Biggs down to the mat with his feet still planted on the mat. Biggs starts fighting back and slowly makes his way back to his feet and gets caught with a stiff kick to the midsection followed up with a suplex from CMS taking him down to the mat. CMS makes it back to his feet and stomps away at Biggs keeping him grounded on the mat. CMS continues to stomp on the body and limbs of Biggs. CMS circles around Biggs stomping on his arms and legs. CMS than stomps Biggs in the midsection and quickly follows up with a jumping knee drop to his chest. CMS hooks the legs of Biggs for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Biggs kicks out at the count of two. CMS quickly makes his way back to his feet and guides Biggs back to his and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Biggs bounces back and CMS takes him down to the mat with a back body drop. CMS than bounces off the ropes and struts back across the ring before throwing up his Ballin' taunt and connecting with an elbow drop across the sternum of Biggs.

Kerry Lane: The beginning of this matchup has been all CMS here tonight and if Biggs doesn't turn it around it can stay like that til the three count.

Josh Hart: Biggs isn't down just yet he's waiting for the right time to strike and than it'll be all over.

CMS makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Biggs kicks out right at the count of two. CMS taunts the crowd and than slowly guides Biggs back to his feet, but Biggs drops to one knee and drives his forearm into the midsection of CMS. Biggs than grabs CMS by the head and takes him down to the mat with a jaw breaker. Biggs quickly rolls CMS over and connects with a series of knee strikes to his head. Biggs rolls CMS back over and hooks his legs for the cover as the ref gets down to make the count, but CMS kicks out at right at the count of two. Biggs than guides CMS back to his feet and locks in a hammerlock and sends CMS right back down to the mat with the Shockwave DDT. Biggs makes another cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but CMS kicks out before the count of three. Biggs than guides CMS back to his feet and CMS catches Biggs off guard with a big right hand. Biggs than drives his knee into the midsection of CMS and takes him back down to the mat with a running knee strike to the face. Biggs taunts the crowd with his trademark smirk and than locks on the camel clutch and applies the pressure. CMS slacks in Bigg's grip and Biggs than drives his forearms into his face.

Josh Hart: Just like that Kerry, just like that and now Biggs is in firm control of this matchup.

Kerry Lane: CMS is a fighter in that ring and you already know he's not finished in a match until he walks away the winner.

CMS falls to the mat and Biggs rolls him over and hooks his legs for the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but CMS gets his shoulder up at the count of two. Biggs than guides CMS back to his feet and sends him to the corner with an irish whip. Biggs than charges across the ring and connects with a flying forearm in the corner taking CMS down to the mat. Biggs taunts the crowd again and than grabs CMS his head and slowly guides him back to his feet and locking in a headlock. Biggs than sets CMS up for The Bigg Time, but CMS pushes Biggs into the corner chest first. Biggs staggers out of the corner and CMS takes him down to the mat with the STJ Kick. Both men hit the mat and the ref checks the state of both men before starting the count. The ref reaches the count of three before CMS starts to stir and by the count of five Biggs starts to stir. CMS pulls himself back up to his feet by the count of seven than drops an elbow into the back of Biggs stopping the refs count. CMS than guides Biggs right back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Biggs bounces back right into the Inflation Drop from CMS taking him down to the mat.

Josh Hart: CMS is one lucky man if Biggs would have connected with The Bigg Time it would have been all over.

Kerry Lane: CMS knows where he is at in that ring at all times and took advantage at the perfect time.

CMS makes it back to his feet and taunts the crowd with C-M-S. CMS than guides Biggs back to his feet and connects with a series of forearm shots to the face and than sends Biggs to the ropes with an irish whip. Biggs bounces back and CMS drives him down to the mat with a big Double A Spinebuster. CMS makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Biggs gets his shoulder up before the count of three. CMS hits the mat out of frustration and than stomps away at Biggs to keep him grounded down on the mat. CMS than grabs Biggs by the head and guides him back to his feet. CMS sets Biggs up for the InMigration and than connects in the middle of the ring. CMS makes it back to his feet and throws his arms out into the air taunting the fans. CMS than grabs Biggs by his hair and pulls him back up to his feet and locks on a headlock. CMS throws his free hand into the air again and than signals the end is near. CMS than drives Biggs down to the mat with the Gringo Killer and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count as the ref counts the three.
Winner: CMS

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via pinfall, “Bigger Than Life†CMS!

Kerry Lane: So much for your new guys Biggs tonight he just couldn't get past CMS here tonight.

Josh Hart: Oh put a sock in it, CMS got lucky here tonight his win against Biggs is a fluke in my back and just wait until these two face off again.

*** COMMERICAL BREAK ***

I Am Perfection by Cage 9 hits the arena as “The Shining Star†Nic Stone struts out onto the stage sporting jeans and a black t-shirt that has the words “Shining Star†in gold text and a picture of a Lone Star. Stone also is wearing his trademark black sunglasses on his way down the ramp as the fans boo Stone nearly out of the building. Stone heads to the camera side of the ring while grabbing a microphone from the apron, Stone hops knee first onto the apron and enters the ring. Stone only enters halfway into the ring before staring back out at the fans as he leans back first on the middle rope. The crowd is still in an uproar before Stone utters a word.​

Nic Stone: Please let me have this time to talk and speak you people are being so very rude here tonight.

The crowd boos even louder as it seems that Stone’s calmness is agitating them even more than his presence. Stone drops the microphone to his side before patting it on his leg and then returning it to his face.

Nic Stone: It seems to me that the IWF has forgotten about Nic Stone. Seriously, you have your hottest star just sitting by as these other, undeserving ‘wrestlers’ get their opportunity. I have made the biggest impact in this company since it’s return and I demand to be respected! As a little bit of a reminder to IWF management I have decided to put together a little video package to prove just how much I mean to this company.

On Stone’s cue, the camera fades into a ‘Paramount Presence’ logo and then begins to show a highlight clip of the previous weeks in the IWF. This highlight clip features the return edition of Monday Night Mayhem’s main event of Stone versus Freeman. Set to the music ’Saints of Los Angeles’ by Motley Crue we see Stone delivering hard offense on Freeman including a stiff lariat. Then we see Stone connect with the Motion Picture Perfect on Freeman and make the aggressive cover for the win. The camera then cuts to last week’s triple threat match and shows Stone hitting a T-Bone suplex on Loki. Then the video shows Stone hitting the Blockbuster Attraction on Hutt Anderson and then the Motion Picture Perfect on Loki for the victory. The final shot of the video is Stone having his hand raised by the referee as ’Saints of Los Angeles’ comes to the end.

The camera fades back to Nic Stone standing in the ring who looks to be smitten with that video as the audience’s deafening boos are seemingly ignored by Stone. Stone strokes his chin and flashes a cocky grin before continuing.

Nic Stone: As you can see I am THE man here in the Impact Wrestling Federation and my resume so far only proves that fact. While other guys are blowing their opportunities at winning matches, at actually being remembered, and at winning the IWF Championship I am sitting here without a match and I don’t understand what is going on. All I heard before the IWF returned was how great of a competitor Adam Freeman was. I beat him. The next week all I heard was I have no shot in a Triple Threat Match. I won the match and could have pinned both at the same time. And now what am I hearing? Nothing, where’s the buzz for Nic Stone? You have Josh Hart down here kissing my ass, I don’t need your support, Josh. And you have Kerry Lane looking down on my actions. I have said it before and I will make my point clear again. I am in the IWF for one reason, become the IWF Champion and no matter what I have to do to win that championship, I’ll do it. That title is like a drug to me, I need it to survive, I thrive on the thought of it, and I stand here before all of you ingrates as the man that does, has, and always will want that championship more than any other ‘talent’ this company has to offer.

A ‘You’re Not Worthy’ chant breaks out in the live Monday Night Mayhem crowd causing Stone to be thrown off guard. Stone seems to be in awe at what the fans are cheering at him but takes it all in stride until it pursues.

Nic Stone: I’m not worthy? I’m not worthy to become IWF Champion?! Let me tell you all something that you need to know sooner or later. I’m not going to be like your parents and go on with the charade that there’s a Santa Claus or that there’s a chance that anybody other than me is going to win the IWF Championship because there isn’t! I refuse to lie to you people because once I’ve done all I said I am then you will all have no choice but to learn to accept it. All of your little fan favorites are the past of this company where as Nic Stone is the present and future of the IWF. I am here for the long haul and whether you would like to believe it or not my championship dreams are going to come true.

Following Stone’s heated, over reactive comments an ‘Asshole’ chant busts out following the previous one. Stone, this time, looks more at ease and not as put off by this chant. It’s as if Stone saw this coming and he strokes his chin before answering the crowd.

Nic Stone: If that word you people are saying also means ‘Next IWF Champion’ then you’re right, I am what you say I am. I’ve spent more than two weeks talking myself up and have done nothing other than proving that I am the best there is to offer in the Heavyweight Division. I’m young, hungry and it is my destiny to win the IWF Championship. Destiny isn’t a word I throw around a lot but when it’s there, it’s there. I have been bread to become the IWF Champion since I was born. I have been working at this all of my life and this dream is within my grasp. What are a few IWF rejects going to do to slow my progression and ascension to the top of this company? In my first two weeks I’ve walked through the toughest odds this company could stack against me. I beat the golden boy and I beat two men. This goes out to IWF Management, I want you to turn the volume up and listen to what I have to say. Last week I said that you all will remember my name. This week, I promise that Nic Stone will not be thrown away and wasted. I promise that this gorgeous waist will carry IWF Championship gold the first time that title is up for grabs.

Stone takes his sunglasses and tosses them off his head as his tone turns more serious than ever. He grabs the camera pan and pulls him close and looks right into the camera.

Nic Stone: I promise that these eyes that you’re looking into right now will be the eyes of the greatest superstar ever to step foot in a wrestling ring. My name is Nic Stone and I am your next Impact Wrestling Federation Champion.

Stone drops the microphone and exit’s the ring but not before grabbing his sunglasses off the mat. The crowd is somewhat settled but as Stone walks up the ramp the boos return to their normal volume as Kerry and Josh comment.

Kerry Lane: The youngster, Nic Stone always has a lot to say and tonight was no different. Will Stone be entered in the IWF Championship Tournament? I’m not positive but I don’t think there are many spots remaining.

Josh Hart: He better be in that tournament, what kind of company would we be if Nic Stone wasn’t given a fair opportunity to earn the championship. And oh man, did you hear what he said about you, Kerry?

Kerry Lane: Yes I did but I’m not sure if you heard but what he said about you was much worse.

Josh Hart: I didn’t hear him saying anything about me stop trying to twist Nic Stone's words around.

Kerry Lane: Well fans it’s time for out Main Event of the evening.

Josh Hart: Yeah, time for James to Kash in on his fame as always and show this wanna be Jay Raven what banking on it really means.

Kerry Lane: Jay Raven has his mind and attention focused on one man and that' Ryan Harrison.

Josh Hart: He better focus it on James Kash or he'll walk all over him in this matchup.

Amazing by Kanye West hits the arena as Jay Raven struts out on to the stage stopping at the top of the ramp. Jay Raven than crosses his arms in an X while looking down, Raven than throws his hair back and extends his arms outward as pyro's emit from the stage behind him ending with a waterfall falling across his. Raven shakes it off and continues to walk to the ring, ignoring the fans, before entering the ring, and repeating the same taunt.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet one inch, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-five pounds, from Yonkers, New york, “The Hardcore Icon†Jay Raven!

Kerry Lane: I think that I like Jay Raven in this match here tonight.

Josh Hart: Jay Raven will have to stay focused on James Kash during the entire match if he is going to stand a chance.

You're Going Down by Sick Puppies hits the arena as Gold and Green Lights pan across the arena lighting it up. James Kash steps out onto the stage right as the drums hit with Sunni Rayne standing beside him. James Kash and Sunni Rayne both stop at the top of the stage looking out into the crowd and then make their way down to the ring stopping in the middle of the ramp. Sunni Rayne stands off to the side of James Kash as he poses on the ramp with massive Green and Gold Pyro’s emitting from the stage behind him. James Kash and Sunni Rayne than continue their way down to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet seven inches, weighing in at two hundred and fifty-five pounds, from Houston, Texas, accompanied to the ring by Sunni Rayne, “The Future†James Kash!

Josh Hart: How can you pick Jay Raven over James Kash as he stands at a towering six feet seven inches and weighs in at two hundred and fifty-five pounds of solid muscle.

Kerry Lane: You have a point, but lets see who is going to win this match and advance in the IWF Championship Tournament.

*** Main Event ***​

IWF Championship
Quarter-Finals​

Jay Raven
vs.
James Kash​

Bell Rings: Jay Raven and James Kash circle around the ring before locking up in the middle and Raven catches Kash off guard with a stiff right hand backing him up on his own feet. Raven connects with another solid right hand backing Kash into the corner. Raven than charges forward and connects with a body splash into the corner taking Kash down to the bottom turnbuckle. Raven than stomps away at the body of Kash keeping him down and than charges for the ropes. Raven than bounces back and connects with a boot wash to the face of Kash in the corner. Raven walks to the middle of the ring and taunts the fans as they answer back with heavy boo's. Kash slowly makes his way back to his feet as Raven charges forward and connects with a clothesline taking Kash down to the mat. Raven hooks the legs of Kash for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Kash kicks out at the count of two. Raven makes it back to his feet and taunts the fans once again as Kash slowly makes his way back up to his feet. Raven than charges forward and attempts another hard clothesline, but Kash ducks the attempts and than grabs Raven from behind and drives him down to the mat with a full nelson slam.

Kerry Lane: Jay Raven started out in control of this match catching James Kash off guard and staying on top of it to gain control.

Josh Hart: You can't keep a good man down and James Kash just fired back with a huge full nelson slam.

Kash makes it back up to his feet and stomps away at Raven to keep him grounded on the mat. Kash than rolls Raven over to his side and connects with a series of stiff kicks to the body. Raven screams out from the pain and than rolls to the outside to escape from the attack near Sunni. Sunni walks around to the other side of the ring as Kash pursues Raven. The ref starts the count as Kash grabs Raven from behind and than rams him into the ring post face first as the fans cheer. Kash raises his hand high into the air signifying he's there for them. Kash then grabs him again, but this time, Raven launches Kash into the steel steps with an irish whip. Kash hits the ring steps knee first and flips over to the other side of the ring. Raven takes a minute to gather himself as Sunni tends to Kash on the other side of the ring. As Raven approaches, Sunni walks away as Raven gives her a look. The ref continues the count and demands Raven move the action back to the ring. Raven than rolls into the ring and rolls back out to restart the count back at one. Raven then goes back to Kash who is still on the ground trying to favor that knee and gives Kash back a few of what he got with some hard stiff kicks.

Kerry Lane: Jay Raven is back in control of this match after sending Kash knee first into the ring steps.

Josh Hart: Raven has to try and take Kash out of this match as he knows that's the only way he can beat him.

Raven rolls Kash back into the ring and than taunts the fans as they boo. Raven rolls back into the ring behind Kash and makes it back to his feet. Raven then grabs Kash and pulls him back up to his feet and sets him up and hits a quick snap suplex in the middle of the ring. Raven sits up and smiles a sinister grin as Kash reeks in pain. Raven than hooks the legs of Kash for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Kash kicks out after the count of two. Raven slowly makes his way back to his feet as the fans fill the arena with boo's. Raven than grabs Kash by his hair and forces him back to his feet. Kash than grabs Raven unexpectedly and hits a fast belly to belly suplex, sending Raven across the ring. Raven gets up slowly and Kash hits him with a spear, sending Raven down to the mat. Kash makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Raven kicks out at the count of two. Kash than makes it back to his feet and guides Raven back to his. Raven then slugs Kash right into the face out of desperation, but Kash clotheslines Raven from the side, taking both men down to the mat. Fans are going insane as Kash raises one arm in the air, signifying their support as he makes his way back to his feet. ​

Kerry Lane: This match has been back and forth and Raven has done a great job of keeping his focus on James Kash.

Josh Hart: James Kash is walking out of this match the winner and continuing in the tournament to become the very first IWF Champion of the new season.​

Kash than guides Raven back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Raven bounces back and Kash takes him down to the mat with the Double A Spinebuster in the middle of the ring. Kash makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Raven kicks out before the count of three. Kash can't believe it as he makes it back to his feet and guides Raven back to his. Raven catches Kash off guard with a big right hand and than Kash fires back with one of his own. Raven than fires back with another right hand followed up with a knee strike to the midsection. Raven than grabs Kash and drives him down to the mat with the Starlight Slam. Raven makes it back to his feet and climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle. Raven taunts the fans as they begin to hit him back with deafening boos. Ryan Harrison's music than hits the arena and Ryan Harrison makes his way out onto the stage. Raven locks eye's with him as Kash slowly makes his way back to his feet. Raven jumps down from the apron as Kash turns him around and connects with a combination of rights and lefts sending him back into the ropes. Kash than grabs Raven and sends him across the ring with an irish whip. Raven bounces back and Kash catches him in the middle of the ring and drives him down to the mat with the Street Cred. Kash than hooks the legs of Raven for the cover as the ref counts the three.
Winner: James Kash​

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via pinfall, “The Future†James Kash!​

Josh Hart: What did I tell you Kerry, James Kash was walking away the winner after the bell was rung.​

Kerry Lane: James Kash took advantage after Ryan Harrison decided to make his presence known to Jay Raven distracting him.​

Josh Hart: James Kash did what it took to win the match and advance in the IWF Championship tournament and the fans are still one hundred percent behind him.​

Post Match: James Kash rolls to the outside after having his hand raised high by the ref and embraces with Sunni Rayne. They than make their way back around the ring and to the ramp slapping hands with the fans along their way. Ryan Harrison slowly makes his way down the ramp and meets James Kash halfway. Both men stare each other down, before Kash steps to the side and signals with his hands that Raven is for the taking. Kash makes his way back up the ramp as Harrison charges down the ramp and slides into the ring. Harrison than climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle and taunts the fans as they encourage Harrison to continue. Harrison than leaps from the corner and drives his elbow across the sternum of Raven with the Top Rope Elbow Drop. Ryan Harrison makes it back to his feet and stands over the body of Jay Raven with his arms raised high.​

Kerry Lane: Now that's what I call payback with a bang Josh Hart.

Josh Hart: Jay Raven has been on the verge of taking out Ryan Harrison and tonight Ryan Harrison took it to Jay Raven.​

Kerry Lane: Well folks that's all the time we have for you this week, but be sure to turn in next week to another addition of Monday Night Mayhem.​

Josh Hart: There will be a lot more action, but until than be safe and we'll see you all next time.​

END SHOW​

Dark Match
Andres De La Hoya
vs.
Louis Loiselle​

Results: A lot a back and forth action in the start with De La Hoya finally gained control and stayed in control for the remainder of the match. De La Hoya than covered Louis Loiselle for the three count following the Brown Boy Bomb.

Dark Match
Harry Hager
vs.
Hayden Arrington​

Results: Hager had first control over the match throwing Arrington around like a rag doll, before Arrington turned things about. Arrington finally took Hager out for the three count after the S.A.S. from the top turnbuckle.

Dark Match
Sam Caldwell
vs.
Rocky Ali​

Results: Sam Caldwell took the advantage early on with Rocky Ali gaining control in the middle of the match. Caldwell gained the control back after a dragon sleeper and finally defeated Rocky Ali in the middle of the ring with the Torque of a Million Men.​

Dark Match
David Baptie & Josh Jones
vs.
Triple A
vs.
Hayes Brothers​

Results: A very back and forth match between the teams of Triple A & Hayes Brothers. Josh Jones was taken out early in the match leaving Baptie without a partner and a slight disadvantage he couldn't come back from. Triple A won with a huge upset after the Crash & Burn on David Baptie for the three count. ​

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