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[CakeWalker]

La Fiesta De Una Docena De Días: Day One
Viejas Arena (San Diego)

The first night of the fiesta would begin with Tokyo Prince introducing his commentary partner for the evening Dirk Stenhausen. The pair would talk up the tournament and make it clear that twelve days of action would be a first in the world professional wrestling and that Pro Wrestling Entertainment was really hoping to put themselves on the map once this twelve day festival was over. It would be explained that over the next two days, a total of sixteen matches would be taking place in San Diego.

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Mr. Thanksgiving vs. Puzzle Piece [Group A]

The first match of the tournament would be a fairly one sided affair, with Puzzle Piece running rings around Mr. Thanksgiving and ending the match by landing on top of his foe with a 630 Senton to win the match.

Winner: Puzzle Piece

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Rainbow Kat vs. Night Sky [Group G]

The second contest of the evening would be a much more even contest, with Night Sky offering more power and despite Rainbow Kat’s agility and athleticism he wouldn’t be able to find a way to bring the big down with the match ending with Throwing Crucifix Powerbomb.

Winner: Night Sky

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We would have a scene backstage, where we would be introduced to Priscilla Bubblegum who would explain her role as an interview for PWE before welcoming Cali Kid as her first guest. Cali Kid would make it clear that as a representative of the state of California it was his responsibility to advance to the next round of the tournament and that Malhumorada and Pandah were both pair of losers that he couldn’t wait to lay his hands on, but that tonight he would make an example out of Muerte Naranja. Cali Kid would end the segment, by dedicating his guaranteed victory tonight to all the citizens of San Diego.

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E-Mote vs. Mosquetero de Japón [Group E]

E-Mote would prove to be popular with the local population of Indians in the San Diego area, who it would seem had come out especially to see him. The Indian wrestler would put on a good showing, but would really be no match for the far more experienced Mosquetero who would end the contest by forcing E-Mote to tap out after singing in a Fujiwara Armbar.

Winner: Mosquetero de Japón


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Muerte Naranja vs. Cali Kid [Group C]

Cali Kid had talked a big game going into this contest, he would get a sharp snap back into reality as the Young Lion Muerte Naranja would cut Cali in his track with a well placed superkick which was branded as the ‘Fanta Kick’ and bring the match to an end.

Winner: Muerte Naranja

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Reaper would make his first television appearance and would be joined by Canadian wrestler Alto. Alto would make it clear that Reaper was the sound of the future. The literal future as Alto would start selling Reaper, as a time traveller from the year 4000 who had travelled back from a world in which everyone that wasn’t part of the global monarchy was a slave to the prison system, in which all prisoners were forced to fight in the dome. Or sent to work in a penal colony. Alto would make it clear that Reaper had been forced back in time to win the fiesta otherwise he would be put to death. The gimmick was stupid to say the very least, with it almost seemed as though PWE had struggled to find a gimmick for the Reaper character.

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Street King vs. Niebla [Group G]

Niebla’s return to the ring would certainly get some pops from the San Diego crowd especially from the sections of the crowd that are more than akin to the Mexican wrestling scene. This might have resulted in him being popular with the crowd, but it didn’t affect the outcome of the result as Street King would nail Niebla with a Vertebreaker to win the match.

Winner: Street King

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Senor Loco vs. Krysis [Group A]

The contest would be fast paced and surprisingly quicker than anyone had been expecting, as Senor Loco would totally catch Krysis out and completely dominate him in the contest by claiming a victory in under five minutes and would do so after connecting with the Loco DDT (Asai DDT).

Winner: Senor Loco

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Priscilla Bubblegum would interview Rey Púrpura, who would be taking part in the show’s main-event. Púrpura would make it quite clear that he had no respect for anyone in Group E and that he hoped that he would be offered some sort of challenge in the later rounds. When Bubblegum pushed Rey for who out of the whole field, he considered as the biggest threat the only name that would be brought up was Velocidad.

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Pandah vs. Malhumorada [Group C]

Both the very unique characters would put on a very interesting contest, with the San Diego fans not sure who to cheer for or even what to think of the encounter that would take place between the two competitors. The match would end in disqualification, as Pandah would strike Malhumorada in the back with a steel chair but show no mercy as he would nail the blue faced demon with a DDT directly on the chair before proceeding to ripping the prosthetic tongue directly out of the mask to add insult to injury.

Winner: Malhumorada (via DQ)

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ElectroBuzz vs. Rey Púrpura [Group E]

In the final match of the evening, ElectroBuzz would have a strong showing and showcase some of his talent as one of the hottest prospects in the Japanese wrestling scene, although it was clear from very start that Rey was going to be a tough nut to crack. Rey though would show just why he had been wrestling in the industry for so long, as he would nail Buzz with the Barrendero (Pedigree) to bring an end to not only the contest, but the end of the first day of the fiesta.

Winner: Rey Púrpura​

 

[Chris]

Still such a phenomenal concept

 

[CakeWalker]

La Fiesta De Una Docena De Días: Day Two
Viejas Arena (San Diego)

The second night of the fiesta would open with Tokyo Prince and Dirk Stenhausen welcoming the viewers back to the fiesta. Stenhausen would make it clear that he was very much looking forward to the match between Goblynn and TexMex, in which would be Goblynn’s debut match in professional wrestling. Tokyo Prince would make it clear that he was much more excited to see the clash between ZebreaHead and PeeGee Flips, but both men would agree that all eight matches were guaranteed to entertain the San Diego fans for another night of great wrestling.

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We would cut backstage, to join Ewan Richmond who wasn’t actually signed up as an entrant in the tournament. However, Ewan would make it clear that as a business he believed in making investments and that he was keeping a careful eye on a number of entrants and was hoping to sign a number of them up to the Richmond Brand in the weeks following the tournament.

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Captain Canada vs. Reaper [Group H]

The first match of the evening would see one of the biggest villains in professional wrestling Captain Canada taking on the time travelling phenomenon Reaper. In a heel vs. heel matchup, Alto would invade the ring in an attempt to steal the victory for Reaper. Captain Canada though would whip out some spray from his pocket and spray it in Alto’s eyes and whilst Reaper was concerned for his friend, Canada would roll-up Reaper for the victory.

Winner: Captain Canada

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Shogun-Kid vs. Aguila Dorada [Group D]

Shogun-Kid would impress the hell out of the local crowd, as he would pull out all of the stops and try every trick to gain an advantage over Dorada in a match that would last over twenty minutes. Aguila though, would show just exactly how much of a skilled veteran he was as he would do just enough to remain in the contest and would eventually claim victory by nailed Shogun with a 630 Senton.

Winner: Aguila Dorada

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Priscilla Bubblegum would be speaking backstage with the Lost Property Fairy, who was set to face Arquero later on this evening. LPF would make it clear that he had been repenting for his sins for a long time, and that if fate allowed him to progress to the final day of the fiesta and win the tournament, then his time stuck in purgatory would come to an end. When pushed what he meant, LPF would make it clear that if he won the tournament he would drop his wings once and for all and become the best version of himself.

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TexMex vs. Gobblyn [Group D]

The debut of Gobblyn would be nothing short of terrifying, as the peculiar mask would be incredibly terrifying as at random intervals blood would seem to flow from out of his eye sockets, which would not only freakout the crowd but also prove to be incredibly off putting for TexMex. Gobblyn would end up nailing Tex with a low blow, whilst the referee was distracted with an exposed turnbuckle cover before taking hold of the former rodeo star and nailing him with a Piledriver.

Winner: Gobblyn

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Payaso Bastardo vs. Barajar [Group F]

In a night of debuts Barajar had a blend of wrestling styles, that was akin to a number of different wrestlers in the world scene. Payaso Bastardo on the other hand, was able to demonstrate to everyone why he is seen as one of the most dangerous men in professional wrestling and one multiple occasions he would do his best to remove Barajar’s mask. This tactic would lead to Barajar exposing himself, allowing for Bastardo to connect with Krist Killer (Double-Knee Facebreaker) and win the match.

Winner: Payaso Bastardo

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Vampyr would cut a promo, that would be terribly cheesy and really push the envelope of being a vampire from Transylvania and would even drop the line that he was ‘going to suck the blood of his next opponent’ and make it clear that he was going to suck all of the red out of Caos Rojo, and leave just Caos in the ring when the match was over.

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Lost Property Fairy vs. Arquero [Group B]

Arquero and LPF would put on a match that would most definitely be described as being at minimum a four star match. LPF would have arguably the best performance of his career, since he had stopped being Martine Salamanca. Arquero would be equally as impressive in the contest, as he would claim victory by connecting with the Sharp Arrow (Buckshot Lariat) to claim an important win in the group stage.

Winner: Arquero

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Vampyr vs. Caos Rojo [Group B]

Caos Rojo would make lightwork of Vampyr in what could only be described as a squash as Rojo would attack Vampyr whilst he was still performing his ring entrance by kicking him in the back of head with a step up enzuigiri and then follow up with the ReDDT (Cradle DDT) to win the contest.

Winner: Caos Rojo

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Mosquetero de Japón would feature in a promo that had been filmed after the first night of the fiesta had gone off air. Mosquetero would make it clear that he was very much looking forward to facing Rey Púrpura in Stockton for the second set of matches in the group stage. He would make it clear that by claiming victory over Rey, he would prove that Japanese luchadores were head and shoulders better than anything that Mexico had ever produced.

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ZebraHead vs. PeeGee Flips [Group F]

PeeGee Flips would prove to be incredibly unpopular with the fans, who seemed to totally misunderstand his gimmick and sense of humour which would result in them instantly getting behind ZebraHead. The match would prove to be the worst encounter of the evening, and would be saved by ZebraHead connecting with a spinning roundhouse kick to end the contest.

Winner: ZebraHead

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Velocidad vs. Tarántula [Group H]

The second night of the fiesta would end with Velocidad putting on a stellar performance against Tarantula, who despite his effort was simply no match for one of the greatest masked wrestlers of all time. Velocidad would very much showcase why he was one of the best of the business, and end the night by nailing Tarantula with the West Coast Pop to claim his first win in the tournament.

Winner: Velocidad

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After the match Velocidad would be joined in the ring by his long-term manager, who also happened to be his mother-in-law the famous Margarita Rossi (a legendary Italian-American wrestling personality). Margarita would make it clear that her son-in-law was without a shadow of a doubt the most talented wrestler in the tournament and that the likes or Arquero, Rey Purpura, Aguila Dorada and Muerte Naranja were second rate compared to Velocidad. ​

 

[CakeWalker]

La Fiesta De Una Docena De Días: Day Three
Stockton Arena (Stockton)

For the second leg of the fiesta, as the PWE travelling circus would move north to Stock, Tokyo Prince would be joined on commentary by Drip Sauce a wrestler turned commentator after shattering his left leg after falling off a ladder, in a major botch that resulted in the other worker being blacklisted. Drip would make it clear that he was excited to be part of the commentary team for the next two days and that the match between Rey Púrpura and Mosquetero de Japón was set to be a match for the ages.

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Krysis vs. Mr. Thanksgiving [Group A]

The first match of the evening, would leave the fans scratching their heads with a small section of the crowd actually throwing stuff into the ring to show their annoyance at the poor quality of the match. Mr. Thanksgiving would seem to grow most frustrated by this and would proceed to grab hold of his baseball bat and attack Krysis with it. This would result in his instant disqualification, but the crowd would actually start to cheer for Mr. Thanksgiving, which would result in beating Krysis even more and would have to be dragged away by a security team. Krysis, however, was left in a pool of his own blood which seemed to delight the Stockton fans even more.

Winner: Krysis (via Disqualification)

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Malhumorada vs. Cali Kid [Group C]

If this hadn’t been the planned second match of the, it certainly was the best decision as Cali Kid would prove to be incredibly over with the Stockon fans and would ramp up the pressure and claim the victory by connecting the Cali-Roll (Spinning headlock elbow drop) and claim his first win in the fiesta.

Winner: Cali Kid

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Priscilla Bubblegum would be joined backstage by Muerte Naranja, who would speak in broken English that he had picked up on his European adventures. Muerte would make it clear that his sole focus was to continue to present himself as one of the most talented Young Lions in the world, and if things were to go well perhaps he would start getting some serious contractual offers from major promotions around the world.

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Pandah vs. Muerte Naranja [Group C]

Pandah seemed to have very little interest in fighting fairly, almost like he was trying to send a message as for the second match in a row he would reach for a steel chair, with clear intention of taking Naranja out with it. The Young Lion though, would prove to be too quick and would actually use the chair against Pandah by nailing him with a double footed dropkick that would cause the chair to smash Pandah in the face and allowing Naranja to claim a pin after the chair’s heavy impact.

Winner: Muerte Naranja

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ElectroBuzz vs. E-Mote [Group E]

E-Mote would really impress the Stockon crowd and pull out all the stops in what would arguably be the best performance of his short career. ElectroBuzz however, would end up showing why experience is such a valued commodity, as he would launch of the turnbuckle and connect with the #125 to claim the W.

Winner: ElectroBuzz

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Senor Loco would be backstage with Rotten Johnny T, who would reveal himself as his new personal advisor. Rotten Johnny T would make it clear he had plans for Senor Loco that reached further than the current tournament and would make it clear that he was looking to make Loco a permanent member of the Pro Wrestling Entertainment roster. Senor Loco would make it clear that he was looking past all of the losers in his round robin group, and that he was looking for the competition to finally begin in the later rounds.

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Night Sky vs. Street King [Group G]

Street King would resort to getting various members of the Grenada Generals to surround the distracting Night Sky, in his best effort to steal the victory. Night Sky though, wouldn’t allow himself to be drawn in which would result in the referee managing the situation and ejecting all unsavoury members of Street King’s entourage. Whilst, he was busy sending the Generals to the back and with the referee back turned Street King would attempt to nail Night Sky with a steel chain only for Night Sky to blind him with the green mist and then nail him with a Throwing Crucifix Powerbomb to claim the victory, much to everyone’s surprise.

Winner: Night Sky

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Senor Loco vs. Puzzle Piece [Group A]

Senor Loco would be joined at ringside by Rotten Johnny T, not that he needed anyone at ringside as she would dominate Puzzle Piece and claim a second victory in the tournament and for the second match in a row would claim the win in under five minutes as he nail his opponent with the Loco DDT!

Winner: Senor Loco

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A backstage interaction would take place between Margarita Rossi and Alto, with Margarita suggesting that it would be in Alto’s best interest to convince Reaper to not even bother turning up to the ring tomorrow night. Alto though, doing his best to sell Reaper’s time traveller gimmick and making it clear that Reaper would be returning from the future, to teach Velocidad a lesson in respect. Margarita Rossi would look like Alto, like he was an idiot before deciding to walk off laughing to herself.

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Rainbow Kat vs. Niebla [Group G]

Rainbow Kat and Niebla would have a fight for the ages, with both wrestlers really exciting the Stockon crowd, in what was a real back and forth match with very little to separate both men. Niebla would look like he had sealed the deal after he connected a Flying Forearm Smash, but before he was able to cover his opponent the ring bell would be rung and the match would reach its thirty minute time limit resulting in the match being the first draw of the tournament.

Result: Draw

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Águila Dorada would cut a promo backstage, focusing on the evening’s main-event making it clear that it didn’t matter who ended the night as the winner because at the end of the day neither Rey nor the Musketeer stood any chance against him in the later rounds. Dorada would make it clear that there was a lot of dead weight involved in the fiesta but he had no problem taking out the trash.

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Mosquetero de Japón vs. Rey Púrpura [Group E]

Despite all the hype, Rey would beat Mosquetero fairly comprehensively affirming the importance of being able to walk the walk, just as much as talking the talk as Purpura would send a clear message as he nailed his opponent with the Barrendero to maintain his perfect record in the fiesta.

Winner: Rey Purpura
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[CakeWalker]

The Pop Network presents 'The Stenhausen Snapshot'

The Pop Network would upload a summary video on Youtube, with Dirk Stenhausen taking on the role of the host for the show in which the focus would be on the competitors in Group A, C, E & G. It would be explained that wins were worth two points, and draws were worth one point. Dirk would make it clear that as it stood, only the wrestler that topped their group was guaranteed to take part in the next round of the fiesta.

Group A​

Position​	Wrestler​	Wins​	Draws​	Losses​	Points​
1st.​	Senor Loco [ADV]​	2​	0​	0​	4​
2nd.​	Puzzle Piece​	1​	0​	1​	2​
2nd.​	Krysis​	1​	0​	1​	2​
4th.​	Mr. Thanksgiving​	0​	0​	2​	0​

Dirk would be quite direct, in making it clear that with Senor Loco set to face Mr. Thanksgiving even if by some miracle he lost the match because he already had victories over Puzzle Piece and Krysis it was now impossible for him to not top the group.

Group C​

Position​	Wrestler​	Wins​	Draws​	Losses​	Points​
1st.​	Muerte Naranja​	2​	0​	0​	4​
2nd.​	Cali Kid​	1​	0​	1​	2​
2nd.​	Malhumorada​	1​	0​	1​	2​
4th/​	Pandah​	0​	0​	2​	0​

Dirk would highlight the fact that the match between Muerte Naranja and Malhumorada would determine who would top the standings and advance to the next round of the fiesta, meaning that Cali Kid would have to rely on other means if he was hoping to get a second round berth.

Group E

Position​	Wrestler​	Wins​	Draws​	Losses​	Points​
1st.​	Rey Purpura [ADV]​	2​	0​	0​	4​
2nd.​	Mosquetero de Japon​	1​	0​	1​	2​
2nd.​	ElectroBuzz​	1​	0​	1​	2​
4th.​	E-Mote​	0​	0​	2​	0​

Dirk would confirm that Rey Purpura had advanced to the next round of the competition, meaning that the rest of the match in Group E were now about nothing other than pride. Dirk would make it clear, that he was genuinely concerned for the wellness of E-Mote as he would be facing one of most grizzled veterans in the sport in what could be his final appearance in the Fiesta.

Group G​

Position​	Wrestler​	Wins​	Draws​	Losses​	Points​
1st.​	Night Sky [ADV]​	2​	0​	0​	4​
2nd.​	Street King​	1​	0​	1​	2​
3rd.​	Rainbow Kat​	0​	1​	1​	1​
3rd.​	Niebla​	0​	1​	1​	1​

Night Sky's perfect start to the Fiesta meant that he joined Rey Purpura and Senor Loco in having qualified for the next round of the tournament. Dirk would make it clear that Niebla drawing with Rainbow Kat, could be something he could live to regret moving forwards.

Stenhausen would confirm that the the main-event on Night Five of the Fiesta would be the match Muerte Naranja and Malhumorada, with the winner of the contest guaranteed to top the group. Dirk would thank viewers for tuning in and make it clear that their would be a second update, following the conclusion of Night Four.
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