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[Switchy]

The show is lookin' absoultuley huge CMS and Krakatoa is looking even bigger and the build up you have been making to it has been superb after reading your last three shows. RVD/Sabu is gonna be sick as well as MVP/Jeff Hardy.

The F4W match at Kraktoa made and Leticia's signing are also both great pieces of news for me and I can't wait to see what sort of role Leticia will play. Check out WWE: Era of '08 sometime soon if you like..

 

[Evil Austin]

wow what a krakotowa card, can't wait.......

 

[C4]

Lets just wait and see what Leticia Cline does on her debut, I have a feeling this will be great! Good preview, I'll check your show!

 

[John]

good preview. i cant wait for the show. good last show as allways. letica cline making her debut. check out my show if you want. i'll be reviewing yours.

 

[KroniK 4-2-0]

Good preview, looking forward to the show, with Edge vs. AJ Styles. And also Bob Sapp is there, that is real cool.

Check out SCW

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

BTW Show
E Center
West Valley City, Utah
Live

Pyro
Pyro
Pyro


“Metalingus†plays starting the show to a lot of boos as Edge comes out in street clothes. He raises his hands and pyro comes out. He makes his arrogant way out.

Edge: First of all, you are welcome. You are welcome because I know that every person here in attendance and watching live in TV, couldn’t even prayed for a better beginning to this show than the Rated R Superstar coming out here!

Crowd boos.

Edge: Hey, by the way, great showing by the Jazz this season. Of course, God only knows how much longer that bunch of losers will keep it going.

Crowd boos as Edge grins

Edge: And that is exactly what is happening here in BTW with Randy Orton. See, sure, he is doing good now, but for how longer? Well, for this question, I do have the answer. Randy, your title reign, your luck, and for all that matters, your career will be over this Sunday.

Crowd starts a “Randy†chant.

Edge: You know, because it doesn’t matter that Crushing C added AJ Styles to the match, because the ending will be the same, me defeating you and all this people will be forced to call me champ again!

Crowd boos.

Edge: And when that happens, everything, BTW, will be about me, The Rated R…Superst…


“I am†plays to a chorus of boos again as AJ Styles comes out interrupting Edge. He makes his way to the ring.

Edge: What are…

AJ: Shut up! You see, I don’t know why you did what you do last week, so I thought of coming out here and getting an answer from you, right now!

Edge: You know why? Because I am the one defeating Randy Orton, me, and anybody else, and I will be damned if somebody else stole from what is mine, the BTW World Title!

AJ: Newsflash, you didn’t take away the belt from me, you just delayed the inevitable, as this Sunday, I am beating you and Randy Orton, and The Phenomenal will be BTW Champion!

Edge: Is that right?

AJ: Oh…


“Burning Inside my Light†plays to a big ovation from the crowd as BTW World champion Randy Orton makes his way out. He enters the ring carrying his belt.

Orton: Well, you two make strong cases about winning the World Title, but I have to remind you who is the champion, and that is me.

Crowd cheers.

Orton: And you are forgetting who I have defeated, and Edge, well, I have beaten you, and you AJ, you can whine all you want about Edge interfering, but it wasn’t him who planted you with the RKO and pin you one two three.

AJ: Well, I guarantee that is not happening on Sunday.

Orton: Well, I beg to differ, see, not only do I have beaten you both before, but I will arrive in the clear upperhand, as you two will have to face each other tonight, and I will be right there, on the announcing table, enjoying every minute of it!

Randy Orton smiles and lifts his title as Edge and AJ Styles stare at each other.


(Commercial)


Styles: We are back and what a beginning of a show we had, Randy Orton, AJ Styles and Edge all making statements going into their match at Krakatoa, just 6 days away from tonight.

JBL: But another man making statement right here to night and next is Mr. Kennedy.


“Crow’s Sent†plays as Messiah makes his way out to a mild pop from the audience.

“Turn up the Trouble†plays as Mr. Kennedy comes out to a lot of boos. He ignores the ringside fans and enters the ring. The referee rings the bell.



Mr. Kennedy vs Messiah

Messiah, as soon as the referee rings the bell, storms toward Mr. Kennedy looking to bring him down, but Mr. Kennedy attacks first as he grabs and plants Messiah with an arm drag. Both get quickly back to their feet and Messiah runs toward him once again, and for the second time in the row Mr. Kennedy plants him with an arm drag, then on the canvas he starts working the arm of his opponent, locking in an Armbar. Messiah starts shaking and moving his legs, until he finally stretches it and grabs the head of Mr. Kennedy, getting him inside a Head Scissors. Mr. Kennedy goes bizark looking for a away out and he finally manages to get miraculously one boot on the bottom rope, forcing Messiah to break the hold. Messiah waits for the referee count to go all the way until 4 and he then releases the hold. Messiah gets back to his feet and starts putting the boots on his opponent, stomping all over Mr. Kennedy. He then dashes to the ring ropes behind him and comes back planting his opponent with a big elbow drop right across the chest. Messiah gets back up and dashes once again to the ropes, then comes back and looks to hit a second elbow drop, but this time Mr. Kennedy manages to get out of the way rolling making his opponent crash and burn down to the canvas failing. Kennedy gets back to his feet and he runs to the ring ropes behind him. He comes off and then plants the now incorporated Messiah with a big clothesline that brings Messiah down to the canvas. Kennedy dashes to the ropes again and connects Messiah with a second clothesline on Messiah, that sends him again to the canvas. Messiah starts getting back up all the way to his knees. Kennedy sees him and measures him, then dashes to the ropes and bounces back planting him with a kick right to the head, knocking him down.

Mr. Kennedy makes the cover: 1….2…, Messiah kicks out. Mr. Kennedy gets back up and he brings his opponent up with him. He then measures him and weakens him with a straight right hand, that lands right on the head. He then grabs Messiah and plants him with a big suplex. Mr. Kennedy gets back to his feet and he looks extremely confident. He goes to the top rope and taunts both to the crowd and to his opponent, but before he is able to leap, Messiah gets back to his feet and jumps to the second, and then the top rope, grabbing Mr. Kennedy, both men trade blow after blow, but after a while of the exchange happening, Mr. Kennedy gets the upperhand when he plants Messiah with his forearm right on the jaw, knocking him out of the top rope and hard against the canvas. Mr. Kennedy wastes even more time taunting again to the crowd, then leaps of the top rope looking to hit his Kenton Bomb, but right on the nick of time Messiah rolls out of the way making Mr. Kennedy fail. Messiah crawls toward his opponent and covers him: 1…2…, Kennedy gets one shoulder up. Messiah gets back to his feet and he lifts his arms up in the air, taunting to the crowd. He then gets Ken Kennedy up to a standing position and sets him up for an STO. He then goes to connect his Straight to Hell, however Kennedy starts fighting back with elbow smashes straight to the head of his opponent, until the repeated assault finally manages to force Messiah to release him. Kennedy then comes back and gets Messiah over his shoulders, looking to hit his Green Bay Plunge, however Messiah counters as well driving his elbows and planting clubs to Mr. Kennedy, managing to get down the shoulders of his opponent. Kennedy then turns around and gets kicked right to the gut, and then Messiah plants him with a DDT. Messiah makes the cover: 1…2…, Kennedy gets one shoulder up.

Messiah gets back to his feet and he stomps on Mr. Kennedy, right on the head. He then walks toward the corner and climbs to the second rope. He taunts to the crowd raising his left arm and then leaps out of the top rope, connecting his opponent down on the canvas with a big splash. Messiah hooks both legs on his cover: 1…2…, Mr. Kennedy kicks out. Messiah gets back to his feet and he argues with the referee. He then gets his opponent back to his feet and measures Mr. Kennedy, then connect him with a chop to the chest, that gets the classic “Wooo†chant from the audience. Messiah then sets Mr. Kennedy in a suplex position. He gets him up and then walks toward the closest ropes, and using the top rope as a weapon, he connects Ken Kennedy with a slingshot suplex. Messiah then goes toward Mr. Kennedy and makes the cover: 1…2…, Ken Kennedy manages to kick out. Messiah gets back to a standing position and he looks around the crowd, he then gets Mr. Kennedy back up to his feet. Messiah then takes his time playing to the crowd and staring at the groggy Mr. Kennedy fighting to remain standing. Messiah then kicks his opponent right on the gut and sets Ken Kennedy for his finisher maneuver. He then goes for the Straight to Hell, but Mr. Kennedy manages to counter as he pushes suddenly Messiah away. Messiah then returns to where he was toward Ken Kennedy, but Ken quickly sets him and plants him with the Mic’s Check. Mr. Kennedy then makes the cover: 1…2…3.

Result: Mr. Kennedy defeats Messiah.


JBL: What a demonstration! Goldberg can rant all he wants about getting title shots, but you have to earn them, just like this man is doing.


Kennedy continues taunting to the crowd and celebrating, when out of nowhere, and to a roar to the crowd, Goldberg slides into the ring to a corner and starts taunting his opponent. Mr. Kennedy, estranged by the pop of the crowd, turns around and sees Goldberg. Goldberg dashes toward him but right on the nick of time Kennedy rolls out of the way and out of the ring.


Styles: Kennedy might run away now, but there is no running at Krakatoa.

Kennedy, from outside the ring, and Goldberg, inside the ring, exchange words and insults.


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Orlando Jordan is already in the ring, jogging.

Styles: Mr. Kennedy might have won the match, but there is a man here in BTW who has not been only winning, but demolishing, crushing his opponents.

JBL: That’s right, Umaga has destroyed Maven in the past couple of weeks, and now, Orlando Jordan is next!

“Virtual Voodoo†breaks as Umaga makes his way out, going wild and savage on the ramp. He makes his way down and enters the ring. The referee rings the bell.



Umaga vs Orlando Jordan

Umaga remains standing in the middle of the ring staring at his opponent. Orlando Jordan then comes close to him, a little scared and doubtful. He then appears to have taken a little courage and he throws a punch right to the head of the Samoan Bulldozer. However, even if it lands perfectly, Umaga acts as if he didn’t feel a thing. Jordan then tries to strike again but the Samoan Bulldozer blocks the punch, then he strikes back with a huge knife-like uppercut straight to the jaw of his opponent. Umaga gets his rival back to his feet and he lashes him toward the corner. He staggers from the corner and Umaga plants him with a huge sidekick to the head of Orlando, knocking him out cold. Umaga taunts to the crowd raising both his arms and getting a lot of boos from the crowd. He then grabs Orlando Jordan and goes to punish him, however Orlando Jordan starts fighting back and throws punches at the Samoan. He then pushes Umaga a little away and connects a huge enziguiri. Umaga staggers back feeling affected. Jordan then quickly climbs to the top rope looking for the end. Umaga turns around and Maven immediately leaps from the top rope looking to connect his opponent, however Umaga showing his strength catches him in mid-air, sets him and then connects his Swinging Sideslam. Orlando contorts in pain on the canvas. Umaga then dashes to the ropes and bounces back hitting a jumping headbutt right to the gut of the floored Jordan. Umaga lifts his arms taunting to the crowd and he yells “Samoaâ€. He picks Orlando Jordan back to his feet and plants him with a powerful Samoan Spike. He then makes a confident cover: 1…2…3.

Result: Umaga defeats Orlando Jordan


Styles: One more match, one more amazing showing by Umaga, but one has to wonder for how much more will he be able to keep this up.

JBL: For as long as he wants, that’s how dominating he is, for as long as he wants.

Styles: That is to be seen but what are we seeing right now is the debut of our new announcing colleague, Leticia Cline! Take it away partner!


We go backstage and we see Leticia Cline smiling at the camera. The crowd cheers a little in the back.

Cline: Thank you Joey and it’s good to be right here in BTW. But now, please welcome my guest at this time, he is the World Largest Athlete, The Big Show!

Crowd boos.

Cline: Big Show, tonight Jeff Hardy, your opponent at Krakatoa, faces MVP here tonight. Do you think that gives you an advantage going into this Sunday?

Big Show: Sweetheart, having to face MVP tonight is the less Jeff Hardy should be thinking. And if you want to talk about disadvantages, how about Jeff Hardy having to enter the ring with a 440 pound, 7 foot monster.

Cline: So you have no doubt about beating Jeff Hardy at Sunday?

Big Show: When you are this big and this impressing, you don’t believe in doubts, you just act, and I am not saying what or how I am going to destroy Jeff Hardy on Sunday, I will just do it!

Camera zooms on the face of The Big Show.


(Commercial)


Styles: We are back and next, all backfired Chris Jericho from past week, and now, not only does he has to face Muhammed Hassan, his Krakatoa opponent, but Mark Henry!

JBL: And with that one has to wonder if Chris Jericho will even arrive in one piece Krakatoa!


“Break Down the Walls†plays as Chris Jericho makes his way out to a big pop from the crowd. He plays to them and then enters the ring.

“Somebodies gonna get it†plays to a chorus of boos as Mark Henry makes his way out. He looks impressing on his way down the ramp.

“Arabian†plays to a lot of boos as Muhammed Hassan makes his way out, classic entrance climbing to all four corners, raising his arms and then spitting. The referee rings the bell.



2 on 1 Handicap Match
Mark Henry and Muhammed Hassan vs Chris Jericho

Muhammed Hassan and Mark Henry look at each other from one side of the ring, then smile at each other looking extremely confident. Chris Jericho is one corner looking at the odds he has to overcome and stretches, trying to get ready. He then takes a deep breath and storms toward Muhammed Hassan, and starts unloading him with a series of vicious straight right hands. However his attack doesn’t last long as Mark Henry comes to the aid of his partner before going out and plants Chris Jericho with a big, stiff clothesline. The referee then manages to take Mark Henry to the outside of the ring. Muhammed Hassan takes advantage and he covers Jericho: 1…2…, Jericho kicks out. Hassan gets back to his feet and he puts the boots on his opponent, stomping all over Chris Jericho. He then dashes to the ring ropes behind him and comes back planting his opponent with an elbow drop right across the chest. He gets back up and repeats the routine, going against the ring ropes, then bounces back and plants him with another elbow drop. Muhammed Hassan gets back up with a huge smile on his face. He then walks toward his corner and makes the tag to Mark Henry, that enters looking extremely confident and impressive. He measures the recovering Y2J, that is then up to his knees. Henry dashes to the ropes on front of him and Chris Jericho, then bounces back and lands his Y2J with a boot straight to the face that knocks him down to the canvas. Henry grins in confidence and then dashes to the ropes once again, planting Chris Jericho with a big, powerful elbow drop that squashes his opponent below. Mark Henry makes the cover: 1…2…, Chris Jericho gets one shoulder up. The World Strongest Man gets back to his feet a little off and angry, but he then gets it together and stomps Jericho right on the face.

Mark Henry then smiles in confidence and he then dashes to the ropes once again, and jumps looking for another elbow drop, but this time Chris Jericho is able to react and he rolls out of the way making his opponent fail. Jericho gets back to his feet and he foes toward his opponents corner, knocking then Muhammed Hassan with a straight right hand down of the apron. He then turns around, and Mark Henry is already back on his feet and tries to plant him with a clothesline, but Jericho ducks avoiding it, then answering back with a big enziguiri. However, it doesn’t bring Mark Henry down, although it shakes him a lot. He then goes toward the legs of the World Strongest Man as he lands kicks right to the calves. Mark Henry bends in pain, Y2J then dashes to the ropes behind him and bounces back looking to attack Henry, however Mark Henry is able to react and attack first as he knocks him down with a clothesline. Henry is about to make the cover but from the outside Muhammed Hassan asks him for the tag. Henry looks a little angry but he then goes toward his corner and makes the tag to Muhammed Hassan, that rushes toward the inside of the ring and makes the cover on Chris Jericho: 1…2…, Jericho gets one shoulder up. Hassan gets back to his feet and he stomps on Y2J trying to weaken him. He then gets his opponent back to his feet and sets his opponent up for a suplex. He then gets him up and goes toward the ropes, and plants Chris Jericho with a slingshot suplex. Hassan doesn’t release Chris Jericho and they get back to their feet, and Muhammed Hassan then plants his opponent with a facebuster. Hassan then gets back to his feet and he looks extremely confident. He doesn’t make the cover and instead he plays to the crowd lifting his arms, but thanks to his distraction, Chris Jericho reacts and he grabs Hassan, rolling him up: 1…2…, Muhammed Hassan kicks out.

Jericho gets back to his feet and he helps Hassan to do so as he is up to his knees. He then starts planting him with a series of straight right hands. Hassan answers back with a weak right punch on the face of Jericho, but Y2J also answers back with a chop right to the chest. He lands another one and then he grabs Hassan and Irish Whips him toward the ropes close to the corner. Jericho circles taking impulse and then storms toward Muhammed Hassan, planting him with a clothesline that sends him over the top rope, however somehow Muhammed manages to remain on the apron. Jericho looks around and he runs toward the other set of ropes, then springboards and hits his classic Triangle Dropkick on Mark Henry, knocking him down off the apron. He then looks at Hassan on the other apron, and he dashes to the ropes looking to repeat the formula, but when he springboards and looks for the dropkick, but Muhammed Hassan manages to get out of the apron before making Chris Jericho crash and burn. Y2J gets back to his feet grabbing and holding his jaw, that he just punished thanks to his missed maneuver. Hassan then enters to the ring and tries to attack Jericho, however Chris Jericho dashes toward his opponent first and he plants him with his spinning heel kick. Both men get back to their feet and Jericho plant him with a clothesline, Both get up again and Muhammed Hassan gets planted once again with another clothesline. Jericho then continues running as soon as Hassan gets back to his feet. Muhammed gets fully back and Chris Jericho bounces back with the ropes and then connects his opponent with his classic One Handed Bulldozer. Chris Jericho taunts to the crowd feeling his momentum and taunts to the end, then dashes to the ropes looking for his Lionsault, but right when he is about to get on impact with the ropes, Mark Henry plants him with a clothesline from the apron knocking him down.

Mark Henry enters the ring and starts stomping on Jericho. The referee then rules him to get out of the ring. He grabs the knocked out Hassan and drags him close to his corner, then gets out and Hassan somehow makes the tag to Mark, the rolls out of the ring knocked out. Mark Henry is about to punish his opponent when out of a sudden lights go out, preceded by a gong. The crowd pops as a signal of The Undertaker. Lights go back and Taker appears on the stage. He lifts his hand and then lights go out. It takes a while before it returns but when they finally do, Mark Henry is knocked out. Jericho seems freaked out as Taker is nowhere to be seen now. He then springboards and plants Jericho with the Lionsault. He makes the cover: 1…2…3.

Result: Chris Jericho pins Mark Henry


JBL: I can’t believe this! What did Taker just did?


Jericho celebrates and eventually leaves. Lights out of a sudden go out and turn blue. Henry is fighting to get back to their feet. The Undertaker starts talking.

Taker: Mark Henry, dead awaits for no one!

Crowd cheers.

Taker: It all comes to an end, you…me…Buried Alive!

Crowd pops. Mark Henry in the ring and on his knees goes bizark of anger and yelling at Taker.


(Commercial)


Styles: We are back and at Krakatoa, Test and Albert will have a tag team title chance, but tonight, they will battle against the former champions.

JBL: And one has to know that the champs are looking to this carefully.


“Countdown†plays to a pop from the crowd as Test and Albert make their way out.

“This Fire Burns†plays to a big pop from the crowd as CM Punk and Colt Cabana make their way out and then into the ring. They enter and the referee rings the bell.



T&A vs CM Punk and Colt Cabana

Colt Cabana and Test kick it off for their respective teams. Test smiles and looks impressive, staring at Cabana from the other side of the ring. Cabana then explodes and he dashes toward Test, only to get planted first with a Big Boot by his opponent landing right on the head. Test immediately dashes toward the ring ropes behind him as Cabana is incorporating and he gets planted by a shoulder tackle. Test then goes toward the ring ropes once again and Colt Cabana gets back up and for the second time in a row Cabana gets planted with a shoulder tackle. Test then goes toward the ring ropes and bounces back, then comes back and he plants his opponent down with a big elbow drop right to the chest, however and right on time Colt Cabana is able to get out of the way avoiding the maneuver. Cabana gets back to his feet and so does Test. Test then is the first to attack as he goes for a straight right hand, however Cabana ducks avoiding the punch. He then grabs his opponent and tries to throw him toward the ropes, however Test stops it and instead he throws Cabana toward the ropes. Cabana bounces back and gets planted by a vicious Tilt-the-World Backbreaker by Test. Test smiles and taunts to the crowd receiving a mild pop from the live audience, then goes toward his corner and makes the tag to his partner, Albert. Albert enters and dashes to the ring ropes in front of him, then bounces back and plants the floored Colt Cabana with a big leg drop landing right across the throat and chest. He makes the cover: 1…2…, Cabana gets one shoulder up. Albert gets back to his feet and he picks Cabana up to his feet. He then grabs him by the arm and pulls him toward himself, knocking him with a big clothesline.

Albert then goes toward his corner and makes the tag back again to Test. Test enters and he puts the boots on his opponents, stomping all over his rival. Test then goes toward his corner all the way to the second rope. Test then goes to leap out of the second rope. But before he is able to attack and connect Colt Cabana, Cabana gets one boot up and lands Test right on the throat, avoiding any attack. Test gets knocked out on the canvas and Colt immediately takes advantage and crawls and drags toward his corner, finally making the tag to CM Punk. Punk enters to a big pop from the crowd. Test is already back on his knees, trying to fully incorporate. Punk dashes toward him and plants his opponent with a dropkick right to the face knocking his opponent down. CM Punk then gets up to his feet and continues running toward Albert, sliding and planting a dropkick right to the knee, knocking Albert down of the apron and making him hit his head to the canvas on the way down. Punk turns around and fully incorporates Test, then starts unloading a series of straight right hands. He then hits his Rotating Yakuza Kick straight to the middle section of Test. Test bends over in pain. CM Punk then runs to the ring ropes behind him and bounces back, but Test is able to react first and he plants Punk with a back body drop, however CM Punk lands on his feet, and when Test turns around, Punk surprises him with a calf kick straight to the head of his opponent. Colt Cabana is on the apron heatedly asking for the tag. Punk smiles and he makes the tag to Cabana, that immediately climbs to the top rope and taunts for his opponent waiting to get back to their feet. Test gets back to his feet, giving his back to Cabana. He then goes to turn around, but notices Colt on the top rope, so instead he goes to the front and makes the tag to Albert instead, with Colt Cabana instead climbed on the top rope on the opposite corner.

Albert enters the ring, and Cabana immediately leaps of the top rope, planting Albert with a crossbody, flying over three quarters of the ring. He makes the cover: 1…2…, Albert gets one shoulder up. Cabana gets back to his feet and he starts picking Albert up. He then sets his opponent up for a Belly-to-Belly, but when he goes to apply it, Albert blocks it with a big elbow smash right to the top of the head. He then throws away the arms of Cabana locking him in and he grabs his opponent by the throat, then plants Colt Cabana with a huge Two Handed Sitting Chokebomb. Albert makes the cover: 1…2…, CM Punk enters the ring and stomps on Albert breaking and stopping the pinfall. CM Punk gets carried away to the outside by the referee, staring down viciously with Albert. Albert then goes to focus back on the match, and he gets Colt Cabana back to a standing position picking him up by the head. He then sets him and plants him with a suplex. Albert gets back to his feet exploding with intensity. He picks Cabana back up again and connects him with a second suplex. Albert gets back up and then for a third time, gets his opponent up. He goes to plant him with another suplex. However in mid air Albert gets countered, as Colt Cabana escapes the hold of his opponent sliding down the grab of Albert and landing then on the canvas over his two feet. Albert then turns around and Cabana explodes planting him with a jumping double knee facebuster. Both competitors remain knocked out side by side as the referee start the count: 1…2…3…4…5…, both competitors start getting back to their senses, then eventually crawling toward their corners. The referee has stopped the count now that he sees both competitors back to their senses and moving.

Both men come close to the their respective corners. Albert leaps and he makes the tag to his partner Test. Test rushes into the inside of the ring going to grab Colt Cabana, however Cabana manages to make the final leap and he makes the tag to CM Punk, that enters back the match to a big pop from the crowd. He enters and both he and Test start trading blow after blow. Test gets the upperhand with a big, powerful straight right hand that even manages to make Punk back down staggering, but Punk then comes back with a kick right to the side of the head. CM Punk then dashes to the ring ropes behind him and comes back planting his opponent with a big clothesline, that manages to knock Test down to the canvas. CM Punk then makes the cover: 1…2…, Test is able to kick down. The straightedge superstar feels the momentum going and he taunts to the audience, then goes toward the apron and out of the ring, where he starts taunting to the crowd. Test gets back to his feet but still giving his back to where Test is. Test finally turns around and CM Punk springboards from the apron and flies through the air and across the ring looking to connect Test, but the number one contender for the tag team titles is able to react first as he lifts his foot up receiving him with a big boot straight to the head. CM Punk clashes with it head first in a hard way. Test makes the cover: 1…2…, Colt Cabana enters the ring and saves the match for his team breaking the pinfall. Test gets back to his feet and taunts to the crowd, getting a mixed reaction. He then goes to the corner and starts taunting for the end on CM Punk. Punk gets back up grabbing his throat and coughing. He turns around and Test storms toward him, looking to plant him with his Big Boot, however CM Punk reacts and he leaps over the running Test, letting him pass by and crash against the opposite corner.

CM Punk continues running and then turns around, storming toward Test, then plants him with his charging high knee strike right to the back of the neck and the head. CM Punk then grabs Test and turns him around, locks him in and goes to hit the bulldozer. He sets Test completely and then starts running with the head of his opponent grabbed, looking to connect the bulldozer, however Test manages to counter as he, using the momentum of CM Punk and pushes him away. CM Punk slides on the canvas and then gets back to his feet. The straightedge wrestler gets back up and turns around, then he storms toward where Test is, however Test also runs directly toward CM Punk, planting him first with his Big Boot, landing it right on the head. Test quickly covers the knocked out Punk: 1…2…3.

Result: Test pins CM Punk.


Styles: Well, they did it, and to me it’s clear that Test and Albert are more than ready for the tag champions.


Test and Albert continue celebrating inside the ring, when from behind Triple H and Christian Cage run inside the ring. Triple H and Cage run toward the challengers, but Test and Albert turn around and react, clotheslining both of them down to the canvas. The tag champions then roll out of the ring to avoid any further confrontation. The challengers and the champions enter in a staredown from the ring to the outside.


Styles: Well, last week the champions pull it off, but this week, and maybe in 6 days at Krakatoa, they will not be able.


We see Brock Lesnar walking backstage. The contract signing is next.


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(Commercial)


Styles: We are back and Lesnar vs Bob Sapp promises to be a hell of a match, and they will have their contract signing right here on BTW.

JBL: Sapp made his debut last week thanks to Paul Heyman. He seems like a beast, but at Krakatoa we will see if he is able to perform with the lights so bright.


“Here Comes the Pain†plays to a pop from the audience as Brock Lesnar makes his way out. He taunts to the audience and then stares at the table set in the ring. Crushing C is standing there as well.

“Get Back†by Ludacris plays to the crowd’s boos as Bob Sapp comes out accompanied by Paul Heyman. Heyman and Sapp enter the ring.

Crushing C: Ok, both of you are now in the ring, you have a contract to sign, so let’s get over with this. Brock Lesnar, if you please would sign the contract.

Lesnar grabs the carpet and he quickly signs it, showing his determination going into the match.

Crushing C: Fair enough, Mr. Sapp, you’re next.

Heyman grins and he picks the carpet, then passes it to Sapp, that grabs it and signs it.

Crushing: Ok, with this, it is completely official, at Krakatoa it will be Brock Lesnar facing Bob Sapp. Mr. Lesnar, any final comments from your part?

Brock picks up the microphone.

Lesnar: Paul, if you thought that by leaving and betraying me you would break me, you are dead wrong. All you two have done is light a fire within me, and trust me, that wasn’t a wise thing to do. It’s already dangerous to face me, but when you make it personal, there is no way of surviving!

Crowd pops.

Lesnar: And come Sunday Bob, I will not only beat you, but I will destroy you!

Crowd cheers as Brock Lesnar drops the mic and sits on the chair.

Crushing C: Alright, Bob Sapp, do you have any last comments going into your match?

Paul grabs the mic instead of his client.

Heyman: Brock, you got it all wrong, I didn’t betray you because I hate you, it wasn’t even personal, I just left you because you are a loser! It was merely businesses.

Lesnar grins mockingly as Heyman continues speaking.

Heyman: But this man, he is the new force in BTW. A complete monster, remorseless, unstoppable, you named it and he has made it, Mixed Martial Arts, movies, Japan, commercials, everything, and on every single thing he has been successful.

Sapp taunts to the crowd as they boo him.

Heyman: And on Sunday, you will feel real pain. You will find out just how deadly Bob Sapp truly is. You will feel how a real man goes to action, because this Sunday, at…

Bob Sapp takes the microphone right out of the hand of Paul Heyman.

Sapp: This Sunday, at Krakatoa, the Next Big Thing dies! And you know why? Because it’s my time, it’s Sapp time!

Sapp and Heyman smile then taunts to the crowd. They are about to leave when Brock starts talking.

Lesnar: Wait a minute, wait a minute, Sunday might be Sapp Time, but how about right now, we make it, Go Time!

Brock Lesnar jumps right into Bob Sapp attacking him. He starts unloading right hands. Sapp answers back and soon both behemoths are trading blow after blow. Lesnar starts getting the upperhand and he groggies Sapp. Brock then takes impulse and plants Bob with a clothesline, sending him over the top rope. Lesnar then taunts inside the ring to Sapp and Heyman on the outside. Brock goes to the table and then flips it.


Styles: Well, threats and statements have been made, but in 6 days, it will all be determined inside that very ring.

JBL: Brock is a monster alright, but Sapp is damn beast, and I can’t wait for their match, because it will certainly be an All Out brawl.


We go backstage and see Jeff Hardy staring at someone in front of him with anger. The camera grows wider and we see that man is MVP. Crowd boos.

Hardy: And what do you want now?

MVP: Hey man, I am just stopping by to say hi, you know, for the old times. And maybe, just wishing you a little luck as our match is next.

Hardy: Luck?

MVP: Yeah luck, I mean, lately things haven’t being going your way, I mean, tonight, you go against none other that the Half man, Half Amazing, and your BTW Extreme Champion, MVP!

Crowd boos.

MVP: And after that, you go one on one against the Big Show.

Hardy: And what, do you think I am afraid? It is time to step on, rock on, and I will show you exactly that, not only defeating Big Show at Krakatoa, but you tonight and you can believe that.

Hardy walks away leaving MVP behind.


(Commercial)


(New Superstar hype: A man with a black haired mullet is in the ring with an opponent. He then steps toward his opponent and pokes him right on the eyes, then delivers a kick to the crutch and the man rolls his opponent up, grabbing tights. Referee makes the cover: 1…2…3. The referee raises his arm and the camera zooms on the black haired mullet man: “Hey, if you are not cheating, you are not tryingâ€. COMING SOON TO BTW)


Styles: We are back and as we saw before the break, no love lost between Jeff Hardy and MVP.

JBL: And why should it be? Hardy was like a leech to the reign of MVP, and now that MVP is free of him, it’s his chance to get back on him.


“I’m Coming†plays to a lot of boos as the BTW Extreme Champion makes his way out. He makes his classic entrance and then MVP makes his way to the ring.

“Loaded†breaks to big ovation as Jeff Hardy comes out. Hardy makes his way out to a rockstar ovation. The referee rings the bell.



MVP vs Jeff Hardy

MVP and Jeff Hardy circle the ring looking at each other and waiting for the right spot to attack. They finally approach each other and enter in a test of strength, only to then quickly stop it as nobody get the upperhand. MVP then gets on Jeff Hardy’s face and he does his “Balling†taunt. Jeff Hardy seems offended and he looks to the side, looking at the crowd. Hardy then answers back the taunt with a flurry of straight right hands, unloading punch after punch right to the face of Montel Vontavious Porter. Hardy grabs Montel and he throws him toward the ring ropes. MVP bounces back from the ropes and Hardy plants him with an arm drag. Both wrestlers return to a standing position and MVP dashes toward his opponent, but Jeff Hardy plants him first with an arm drag. Hardy then goes toward MVP and locks in a side headlock. Both wrestlers get back to their feet, with Jeff Hardy still locking in the side headlock on his opponent, and Hardy takes down MVP back again to the canvas. MVP crawls in despairly looking for a way to get out of the hold and he stretches his foot, finally then managing to put his boot on the bottom rope forcing Jeff Hardy to release the side headlock. Hardy maintains the hold applied and the referee starts the count: 1…2…3…, Jeff Hardy lets MVP go. Hardy measures Porter, that is recovering and is already sitting on the canvas looking to fully incorporate. Hardy runs toward the ring ropes behind him, then bounces back planting MVP with a dropkick right to the chest of his opponent planting him down hard to the mat. Hardy makes the cover: 1…2…, Montel gets one shoulder up. Jeff pulls his hair back and then gets back to his feet. He grabs MVP and brings him up as well. He plants him with a straight right hand and then dashes toward the ropes behind him. He comes back down but MVP plants him with a Scoop Slam first.

MVP then is the one making the cover: 1….2…, Jeff gets one shoulder up. MVP remakes the cover putting his forearm right on the face of his opponent this time: 1…2…, Hardy kicks out again. Porter locks in a side headlock while on the canvas, he then mildly gets on his knees but it is just as a set up to a next maneuver, as he then wraps his leg around the arm of his opponent, grapevining in an armbar variation submission move. However, Porter locked in the maneuver too close to the ropes, and Jeff Hardy just has to stretch a little and he grabs the bottom rope with both hands finding the way out of the hold. But MVP doesn’t release the hold, instead, he applies even more pressure with his legs to the arm and with his hands to the neck trying to cut out of the air of his opponent. The referee starts the count: 1…2…3…4…, MVP releases the hold right on time to avoid being disqualified. MVP then gets back to his feet and merciless he stomps on the arm he had just applied the armbar to. He then bends over and starts setting up back again the grapevining armbar, however this Jeff Hardy is able to react first and reaching with his legs he grabs MVP and traps him, then rolls him up: 1….2…, MVP is able to kick out. Both wrestlers then get back to their feet and confront each other face to face. They then explode going back at it and start trading blow after blow. Both wrestlers connect right hand after right hand, answering each other. Jeff Hardy hits a more powerful strike and gets the upperhand. He then steps a little back and goes for a dropkick to the knee, however Montel Vontavious Porter leaps over it avoiding the maneuver. Jeff Hardy gets quickly back to a standing position and turns around following his failed dropkick, only to get connected by a clothesline by MVP.

MVP seems confident and he makes the cover: 1…2…, Jeff Hardy is able to kick out. MVP gets back to his feet and arguing a little with the referee, but as the official doesn’t change his opinion nor decision, he goes back to work. He picks Hardy, lifting him by the hair and gets him back to a standing position. MVP steps back and he plants him with a toe kick right to the middle section. Porter then runs toward the ropes and bounces back going toward Jeff Hardy, that is soon to the set of ropes on the opposite side. MVP bounces back storming toward his opponent, but when he is about to plant him Hardy ducks and he lowers the top rope bridging his opponent, letting MVP run by and go all the way to the outside of the ring. Jeff Hardy lifts his hands taunting to the audience. MVP starts getting back to a standing position on the outside of the ring, laying on the apron trying to incorporate. Jeff Hardy grins and he then storms toward the ring ropes behind him, and bounces back going toward the Rainbow Haired Warrior, and finally planting MVP on the outside of the ring still with a baseball slide dropkick. Porter then bends over in the outside of the ring grabbing his chest in pain and resenting the maneuver he just suffered. Hardy measures him from the inside of the ring and then plants him with a plancha connecting completely Montel Vontavious Porter from the outside of the ring. Hardy and MVP lay side by side knocked out and resenting the extreme maneuver Jeff just executed. Jeff gets slowly back to his feet and grabbing his opponent by the head and gets him back up. He then throws him back to the inside of the ring. Hardy then enters the ring back as well and he just lays there for a few seconds resenting the effects of the matchup.

Jeff Hardy gets back to his senses and he crawls toward his opponent. He covers Montel Vontavious Porter: 1…2…, MVP kicks out avoiding the loss. Jeff gets his opponent back to a standing position. He then grabs him and takes him by the legs. Jeff Hardy takes him and then connects him with an Atomic Drop. He then takes him over down to the canvas, setting him up for the Extreme Leg drop, that he plants completely on the privates of MVP. Jeff Hardy feels the momentum going and he takes off his shirt throwing it to the crowd. He then starts taunting MVP for the Twist of Fate, waiting for him to get back to his feet. MVP finally gets back up being groggy. He then turns around and walks right into his opponent. Hardy then plants him with a kick to the gut and goes for the Twist of Fate, however Porter blocks it pushing his opponent toward the ropes. Hardy bounces back and MVP knocks him out and down to the canvas with a straight boot to the head of Jeff Hardy. MVP grins in arrogance and he puts the boots then on Hardy, stomping his opponent on both legs of Hardy. MVP finally grabs him and goes to lock in a One Legged Boston Crab, however Hardy quickly avoids the move fighting out with his free leg. Jeff Hardy is able then to push with his leg Montel Vontavious Porter toward the ring ropes. He bounces back right to a possible attack of the Rainbow Haired Warrior, however MVP is able to attack first as he plants Jeff Hardy with his jumping knee facebuster that clubbers Jeff. Hardy is staggered back right toward the corner thanks to the maneuver of MVP. Porter grins in arrogance and satisfaction, and then slowly goes to the opposite corner.

MVP smiles as he sees Jeff Hardy knocked out laying against the corner turnbuckle perfectly set. MVP then measures Hardy and storms toward his opponent, looking to plant Jeff with the Player’s Boot, however Jeff Hardy when he is just about to get connected by the boot of Montel Vontavious Porter, he is able to get out of the way avoiding the maneuver. MVP gets trapped on the corner, with his leg stuck on the top rope. Jeff Hardy stares at the trapped Porter, and he then turns around, only to find The Big Show, who is on the ring, running toward him out of nowhere looking to hit a big boot. Jeff Hardy is able to get out of the way right on the nick of time, and instead the Big Boot of Big Show plants MVP right on the back. The referee rings the bell.

Result: MVP wins by DQ


Big Show turns around, only to get kicked on the gut by Hardy, that then goes for the Twist of Fate, but Big Show counters and he pushes Hardy away and toward the ropes, even sending him over the top rope with the strength of the push. Hardy and Big Show stare at each other.


JBL: Big Show sending a clear message here tonight and let’s not forget MVP getting the victory here tonight.

Styles: MVP got the victory but I am not sure if he sees it as a happy occasion or something to brag about.


(Krakatoa BTW World Title Match hype: Edge vs Randy Orton vs AJ Styles)


“One of a Kind†breaks to a pop from the audience as Rob Van Dam makes his way out. He goes almost directly to the ring ignoring everyone.

RVD: Last week, last week it was announced that I will go one on one with Sabu this Sunday at Krakatoa. Don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t the match that bothered me, I have defeated Sabu many times before, ECW, BTW, WWE, name whatever you want.

Crowd boos.

RVD: But what bothered me was how it was announced. You can’t do that to me, you can’t just have a freaking interviewer say I am in a match at the PPV. I felt offended and diminished. But, during this week, I got used to the idea, and hey, I have even gotten a friend to come out here right here tonight.

Crowd cheers in expectation.

RVD: It’s the man himself, the man that will be going one on one against me at Krakatoa, please welcome back, Sabu!!!


“Arabian Beat†plays to a pop from the crowd, that then turns into a lot of boos as a skinny boy obviously wearing a wig comes out, doing repeatedly the classic Sabu taunt. He then enters the ring.

RVD: Oh my God, longtime no see, but let me say, welcome back Sabu!

Sabu mumbles something as an answer.

RVD: What?

Sabu mumbles again an incoherent statement.

RVD: Exactly, See, I brought you here tonight so I could show you what you will have coming this Sunday to you when you face me.

Crowd is booing now very loudly and some people chant “You suckâ€

RVD: You can expect this.

RVD then hits a kick right to the head of “Sabu†knocking him down and out. He then climbs to the top rope and plants him with the Five Star Frog Splash. He then gets back up and grabs the microphone. He stares at the knocked out man.

RVD: And that is what each and every one of you can expect from Sabu at Krakatoa!

RVD celebrates taunting to the crowd receiving a lot of boos.


(Commercial)


Styles: We are back and what a message was sent by RVD before the break going into Krakatoa.

JBL: But how will Sabu arrived into the match is my real question, will he be in one hundred percent, I don’t think so.

Styles: But ladies and Gentleman, it’s main event time.


“Burning Inside my Light†plays as Randy Orton comes out to a lot of cheers from the audience. He holds up the World Title and then joins commentary.

Styles: Randy, how are you doing?

Orton: I am excellent Joey thank you and it’s an honor to be down here with you and with JBL.

“Metalingus†plays to a lot of boos as Edge makes his way out, making his classic entrance. He then enters the ring.

“I am†breaks and AJ Styles comes out. He looks around and then goes toward the ring. Referee rings the bell.



Edge vs AJ Styles

As soon as the referee rings the bell, AJ Styles and Edge starts jogging on the same spot trying to warm up and get on the rhythm of the match. AJ Styles then out of nowhere dashes toward Edge looking to plant him, however Edge sidesteps away avoiding any contact with AJ Styles. Styles gets back to his feet and stares at Edge for a while, until he then storms toward his opponent once again, but Edge this time he leaps over his opponent again avoiding any contact, Edge then, when AJ Styles fully incorporates behind of him, Edge sets him and plants him with a neckbreaker. Edge makes the quick cover: 1…2…, AJ Styles kick out. Edge gets back to a standing position and he starts putting the boots on his opponent, as he violently stomps all over the body of his opponent. Edge then grabs AJ Styles by the back of the head mildly incorporating him, then begins to repeatedly drive his right hand toward the facial features of his opponent, punching him on the face. The referee tries to stop it but as he cannot do it, he starts the count for Edge that would end in a DQ: 1…2…3…4…, Edge finally drops the punching avoiding any repercussion from the official. Edge then picks his opponent up to his feet and follows up kicking him right on the gut with a toe kick. Edge then runs toward the ring ropes behind him and bounces back looking to attack AJ Styles, however AJ Styles is able to attack first as he reacts with speed and plants the bouncing back Edge with a Spinning Heel Kick. Styles measures then the recovering Edge, that is getting back to his feet, and he walks close to the ropes taunting him. Edge gets back to his feet and AJ Styles, that is turning his back to him grabbing the ropes, immediately springboards and he comes back with a Springboard Reverse Elbow right to the face of Edge.

Styles returns to the middle of the ring to where Edge is knocked out and measures him, then lands a moonsault out of nowhere landing completely on his opponent. Styles makes the cover: 1…2…, Edge gets one shoulder up. Styles then gets completely on top of Edge and starts planting him with a series of mounted punches. He then gets back to his feet and walks toward the ropes, only to then return to where Edge is, knocked out, and once again he punches him repeatedly, looking and making sure he stays down for the next maneuver. Styles gets out of the ring and to the apron. He then looks around encouraging himself and he springboards toward the inside of the ring, then landing on the knocked out Rated R Superstar with a Springboard Leg Drop. Styles maintains the position, with his leg across the chest of his opponent, making a cover: 1…2…, Edge kicks out with relatively ease thanks to the bad cover. Styles remakes the cover this time hooking the leg: 1…2…, Edge gets one shoulder up.

Orton: We have to hand it to Edge, he’s taking punishment here from AJ and not giving up, but that’s just not happening at Sunday.

Styles gets then Edge back to his feet and sets him up for a suplex, however when he is about to connect it, Edge blocks it avoiding the maneuver. AJ Styles then lets Edge go and plant him with a series of straight right hands right to the middle section weakening him. Style sets Edge back up again and goes for the suplex, however Edge in mid-air is able to counter as he slides down the hold of his opponent and lands right over his feet on the canvas. Edge then takes advantage of his position and he plants AJ Styles with the Edge-O-Matic. Edge hooks up a leg of his opponent and makes the cover: 1…2…, AJ Styles kicks out.

The Rated R Superstar gets his opponent back to a standing position, then grabs him by the arm and throws him toward the ropes. AJ Styles bounces back from the ring ropes only to get planted with a big boot right to the head of his opponent knocking him down to the canvas. Edge taunts to the crowd lifting both his arms, getting a lot of boos from the audience. He then goes toward the ropes, stomping right on the head of AJ Styles on the way toward them. Edge then climbs to the top rope and there he taunts AJ Styles, waiting for him to get back to a standing position. Styles finally starts doing so and he then gets back to a standing position. He then finally turns around, and Edge immediately leaps out of the top rope, connecting his opponent with a Missile Dropkick that lands completely and hard on the chest of his opponent. Edge grins in confidence and he walks toward where AJ Styles is laid down. The Rated R Superstar makes the cover: 1…2…, AJ Styles is able to get back to his feet. Edge seems a little frustrated. He then gets back to his feet and he puts the boots on AJ Styles, stomping his opponent repeatedly. He then grabs Styles by the head and gets him back to a standing position. He locks him in a side headlock and gets on front of Randy Orton, that is watching and narrating closely from commentary. Orton grins and Edge answers back inside the ring applying even more pressure to the hold, however, the staring with Randy Orton distraction lets AJ Styles to get back into the match, as he picks up the Rated R Superstar and plants him with a sideslam, managing to escape the hold of his opponent. Styles measures Edge, that is already recovering and is sitting on the canvas. AJ then dashes to the ropes behind him and comes back planting him with a dropkick right to the back.

AJ Styles feels the momentum going on his favor now, and he then goes out of the ring to the apron. He there taunts his opponent waiting for him to get back to a standing position. Edge starts getting back to his senses. He finally gets back to a vertical position, but continues turning his back on AJ. Edge then turns around and AJ Styles immediately springboards from the apron toward the inside of the ring, looking to plant the Rated R Superstar with a high flying maneuver, however in mid-air Edge is able to counter, as he kicks the flying AJ Styles with a toe kick to the middle section, then plants him with his Impaler DDT. Both competitors remain side by side knocked out. The referee starts the count, after while of waiting any showing of recovery, however he then starts it as none Edge or AJ Styles are even moving on the canvas, they are just knocked out.

Styles: And one has to guess you are happy with the showings of the match.

Orton: Obviously, both Edge and AJ Styles are taking everything out of the other one and come Sunday, they will have nothing to enter our match.

Edge slowly gets back to his senses and he then starts crawling toward his opponent, until he gets one arm above his opponent, making the cover: 1…2…, Styles kicks out. Edge looks even more frustrated. He incorporates up to his knees and then pulls his hair back, thinking and contemplating what will his next step would be. Edge then gets back to a standing position and he then goes toward the corner, where after a few seconds he starts taunting AJ Styles, announcing the end of the match as he taunts for the Spear. AJ Styles then starts slowly getting back to a standing position, trying to get back to his senses. He finally gets back up and he turns around. Immediately the Rated R Superstar dashes toward his opponent looking for the Spear, however Styles manages to frog leap above his opponent and letting Edge pass by. Edge continues his dash until he clashes with the ring post going through the top and second ring ropes on the corner. Edge then staggers back from the crashing with the ring post, and goes blindly right toward where AJ Styles is waiting for him. AJ Styles grabs him and he quickly rolls his opponent up, the referee starts the count for the pinfall of AJ Styles: 1…2…3

Result: AJ Styles defeats Edge


JBL: Well Randy, that is a showing of what might be coming to you at Sunday, with either Edge or AJ Styles defeating you.

Randy Orton removes the commentary gear and gets up to his feet. AJ Styles stares at him from inside the ring taunting him. Edge then gets back to his feet as well, still shocked from the roll up. He is staring at AJ Styles but then directs his attention as well to Randy Orton.

Styles: Well, what a match we are having this Sunday, Edge has defeated Randy Orton, AJ Styles has defeated Edge, and Randy Orton has defeated both of them on the past, and they will meet once again on Sunday.

JBL: But on Sunday, there is a title on the line, and everyone will leave everything they have inside that ring.


Scene fades to the back with Edge and AJ Styles staring at Randy Orton from inside the ring, as Randy lifts his title up high from the announcing table.

BTW World Heavyweight Title
Randy Orton (c) vs AJ Styles vs Randy Orton

Winner faces MVP at Souled Out for the BTW Extreme Title
Chris Jericho vs Muhammed Hassan

RVD vs Sabu

Bob Sapp vs Brock Lesnar

BTW Tag Team Titles
Triple H and Christian Cage(c) vs T&A (Test and Albert)

Jeff Hardy vs The Big Show

Goldberg vs Mr. Kennedy

Buried Alive Match
The Undertaker vs Mark Henry​

 

[The Ripper]

BM:Main event followed closely by MVP/Hardy. Main Event was great and it only just beat MVP/Hardy for me.
WM:N/A, all matches were good
BP: I thought the opening promo with the 3 that will go for the title was the better.
WP:N/A again.
AC: That was one hell of a show. I wonder who the new superstar is. It is defanitly another heel. Check out wwe: trio brand wars(if you want)

 

[†horza13â€]

Best Match: Main Event - A nice way to set up the PPV's Championship match. Plus having those two great competitors in that match just made it more enjoyable to read.

Worst Match: N/A

Best Promo: Opening promo with Edge/Styles and Orton. - The promo was a great set-up for the main event and a nice interaction between the 3 participants of the Championship Match on Sunday.

Worst Promo: N/A

Additional: Great show from top to bottom man, Really was a great set up for Karkatoa. Can't wait till the PPV and keep up the great job CMS.

 

[CT Styles]

BM: Main Event followed closely by the Handicap. I just thought it flowed well.

WM: None.

BP: Yeah, the opener for me and the contract signing was pretty good too.

WP: None.

AC: Good Show, good hype for Krakatoa and I look forward to Jericho vs Hussein and AJ/RKO/Edge as well. I'll be checking it out.

 

[The Mac]

BM: Main Event was interesting to read

WM: N/A

BP: Contract Signing between Lesnar and Sapp

WP: N/A

AC: This is the first time I have seen your work, and this show alone leads me to believe you are one of if not the best booker on this forum. PPV Card is creamy, will drop a review.

 

[Evil Austin]

BTW World Heavyweight Title
Randy Orton (c) vs AJ Styles vs Edge

Winner faces MVP at Souled Out for the BTW Extreme Title
Chris Jericho vs Muhammed Hassan

RVD vs Sabu

Bob Sapp vs Brock Lesnar

BTW Tag Team Titles
Triple H and Christian Cage(c) vs T&A (Test and Albert)

Jeff Hardy vs The Big Show

Goldberg vs Mr. Kennedy

Buried Alive Match
The Undertaker vs Mark Henry - I know something will happen here i mean taker never ever wins this match.

those are my predictions - I can't remember if i predicted before or not so ill just do em again, I know this ppv will be great and I will be reading.

 

[xtremebadass]

BM: AJ vs. Edge was a very great match

WM: Umaga vs. O-Jizzle

BP: Great build up with the opener, but also enjoyed RVD's, also the contract signing, all well written

WP: It's CMS, this doesn't apply

AC: Krakatoa is really shaping up, even though I haven't been dropping a review for awhile, doesn't mean I haven't been reading, and might I say this is great build up leading to this epic PPV. Sapp and Lesnar is going to be nuts!

 

[The Leviathan]

Best Match: Edge/Styles and MVP/Hardy match.

Worst Match: OJ vs. Umaga

Best Promo: The Opening one with the Krakatoa opponents, I also liked the Sapp/Lesnar one

Worst Promo: n/a

Additional Feedbacks: Another great show and build up for Krakatoa. What a surprise push you're doing from T&A and some unique hypes with the black mullet guy. Krakatoa is going to be a great PPV, I am looking forward on the triple threat match as well as the Jericho/Hassan match.

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

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Venue: HP Pavilion. Tickets Sold: 14 594


Official Krakatoa Preview

At CyberSlam, Randy Orton did what seemed impossible and he defeated Edge to become the World Champion, endind Edge's long reign. On the same night, AJ Styles came back from a so called suspension to cost Rikishi his work on BTW. Granted a title match, Styles battled Orton back and forth, until the Number One Contender, thanks to his rematch clause, Edge, cost him the title match. Crushing C then made the decision of adding AJ Styles into the main event, making it a Triple Threat Match. At Krakatoa, who will come out on top Will Randy Orton hold on to the belt he just won, or will Edge succesfully recover it on his rematch? Or will AJ Styles show that he wins belts as effectively as he costs matches to other ones?

At Rebellion PPV, Sabu battled RVD in a Barbwired Massacre match, that ended in a deadly sandwish on Sabu, sidelined him for months. After recovery, terapy, and months of cumuled revenge, seeing Van Dam even capture the Continental Title, Sabu comes back to action to face the man that cost him 4 months of his career thanks to a Five Star Frogsplash on Barbwire. Will RVD keep his lately momentum going and defeat his longtime nemesis? Or will Sabu, fueled by revenge and by late humilliations by Van Dam and impostors, get a comeback victory?

Since debuting on BTW, and one could argue that even from before, The Undertaker has been on Mark Henry's mind. At for all that time it seemed that The Deadman had Henry's number, however it all took a violent turn at CyberSlam, when Henry cheated on his way to give Taker his Last Ride and pick up the win on the match. The Deadman doesn't forgive not forget, and something like what Mark Henry did, will not be left pass unpunished, and in a match that has no excuses, only one will leave a survivor. Buried Alive Match. Which man will find his end in this match? Will the mind games conclude on the extermination of the World Strongest Man? Or will Henry find his way to victory again?

To anyone who sees Brock Lesnar and knows about his career, will tell you without a doubt he is one if not the most dominant and powerful star in wrestling. Except Paul Heyman. Heyman made public his dissapointing on Lesnar after a loss of his client, and then promised to show Brock what a real man is like, a real winner and a real competitor. Enter Bob Sapp. Heyman introduced Bob Sapp as his new client, and if he is as impressive as he looks, then we are up for one hell of a match at Krakatoa. Which behemoth will win this power battle?

In a match that will be followed closely by champion MVP, these two men will settle their longtime differences. Muhammed Hassan for many time was unblemished, undefeated, and defeating big names on his way, including Jericho, altough having controversial finishes. However, after Y2J being voted by the fans to face Hassan, Muhammed took the coward way out and just got himself counted out, However this time, none of them will do this, both will be looking for the victory, as victory brings to the winner a BTW Extreme Title Match. Who will MVP call his new Number One Contender, Muhammed Hassan or Chris Jericho?

Kennedy and Goldberg both have had their shots at title gold, and both have came up short. However, both wrestlers are anxious for another opportunity, and that was what Goldberg was exclamating when he was interrupted by Mr. Kennedy, who had the same motive behind. In a contest that will be all about two wrestlers willing to show the world they are World Title material, who will get out on top. Will the loudmouth reach the top of the mountain again? Or will Goldberg get another shot by defeating Kennedy and get revenge on weeks of assaults by Ken?

Triple H and Christian Cage managed to survive their rivalry with the formers champions, however they find now in horizon a new set of contenders. The rejoined Test and Albert. T&A were not a tag team since 2001, but they looked anything but rusty in the Battle Royal when becoming the new number one contenders. Will the tag champions continue their dominance over BTW by defending their belts? Or will the two monsters just prove to be more powerful than their opponents?

Big Show was completely out of control when being denied another Continental Title shot, as he destroyed and pummeled everything...and everyone on his way. However, Jeff Hardy was the one to stop the path of destruction, even if it cost him a little bruises. In a locker room in which a seven feet giant imposes total respect and shows dominance, Jeff Hardy was the one to step up and beat him up with a steel chair. However, will that be able to happen again at Krakatoa, or will the giant do what he does best, destroy?​

 

[Gards Jr.]

Krakotoa lookas exceptional to me and well I can see it living up to the hype. Although I have not reviewed I have skimmed and well I know a little bit of what happened.