Felo-De-Se Results for 5/25/07- Not a Mirage

[CBT]

What do Madonna, Larry Bird, the Beatles, Dr. Billy Graham, Hulk Hogan, Frank Zappa, Richard Nixon and Barney have in common? One thing -- the Cincinnati Gardens.

Tonight, WFWF makes its debut in Cincinnati, Ohio. In the Gardens, with Felo-De-Se.
In what should be a phenomenal show, from top to bottom. We have a gauntlet match that offers up more than shock value, but PPV and Championship opportunity aswell. Not to mention, a rematch from Forever Unscarred, as Calvin Lee looks to avenge a loss against EBR. We will also see Yukio Blaze make his first title defense, a tag team contest that should kick all kinds of ass, and a triple threat match that features the dominant force in WFWF going head to head to head, for a shot at the WFWF Heavyweight title.

With record setting attendance, in a show that originally was set to take place a week ago. Tonight all the wrestling junkies will surely get their fix.

Theme Song: Blame Me by Adema(Audible on www.myspace.com/thacbt )

Location: Cincinatti OH, at the Cincinatti Gardens

Opening Contest
Gauntlet Match
Winner gets a shot at CBT's International title at Veni, Vidi, Vici

This will be the most interesting gauntlet match in a long time. David Williams will start off the gauntlet battling Reckless and these men do have a storied past. The ref explains the rules and rings the bell, but Reckless new demeanor doesnt let Williams get the advantage as he takes Williams down with a double leg take down followed up with a bridge pin, 1....2... kickout by Williams and Reckless goes back for another pin type of fall, but Williams reverses in to a inside leg cradle and the ref counts, 1.....2.....3. Not even a few minutes in the ring and Williams gets the surprising pin on Reckless. Williams gets up and walks over to the corner while Reckless is having a fit on the way up the ramp as a familiar tune hits the speakers and yes, here is the "Cool Man".

Elimination, Reckless and Entrant, Chris Rodriguez

Christian shows respect to Williams as he shakes his hand and the ref sounds the next bell as Williams immediately drags Rodriguez down with a arm drag followed by a arm bar, but Rodriguez flips his way out of it and Mexican arm drags Williams to the mat and then lands on him with a spiraling leg drop. Rodriguez is signaling to the crowd that he wants to end this here and now. Rodriguez lifts Williams up, kicks him in the gut and gets him in a front face lock. Rodriguez is going for the DDCool and right when he is about to drop Williams on his skull, Williams reverses it into a body type of STO and slams Rodriguez down to the mat hard. Williams then climbs the top rope and he comes sailing down with the crowd favorite move, Beyond Redemption Star Press and pins Rodriguez, 1.....2.....3. Williams has eliminated another, but how long can he survive.

Elimination, Christian Rodriguez and Entrant, Obo

Williams cant believe his eyes on who he must face now as Obo crawls under the ropes, runs towards Williams and damn near takes his head off with a vicious clothesline and Obo has a gastly grin on his face. Obo lifts a dazed Williams up and hits him with another stiff clothesline and Williams falls limp on the mat, but Obo picks him up once again, but this time Obo mounts Williams on his back and is calling for his version of the burning hammer, "Hardcore Head Drop" and he sends Williams head first into the mat and follows it up with a cocky pin, 1....2....3. Obo spends no time throwing Williams out of his ring as he throws Williams over the top rope onto the arena floor as some "Money" starts to play.

Elimination, David Williams and Entrant, Thunder

Thunder and Obo immediately share blows with back and forth lefts and rights, but Obo decides to go psycho and kicks Thunder up side the head with a roundhouse kick that no one saw. Thunder drops to his knees and is holding his head in pain, but Obo bounces off the ropes and nails Thunder again in the head, but this time with a Shining Wizard. As Obo gets up, he says he has had enough of this match and right before he heads out of the ring, Obo walks over to Thunder, picks him up and nails him with a sick looking Yakuza Kick, The Nail Biter. Thunder drops again on the mat as Obo leaves the ring and heads towards the back. The ref doesnt even start the 10 count as he tells the time keeper that Thunder has won this match by DQ. The ref helps Thunder up to his feet and movesw him to a corner post as the 6th and final man is about to enter the match.

Elimination, Obo and Entrant, Yukio Blaze

Blaze hits the ring in a hurry, but he doesnt start brawling with Thunder as he sees the condition that he is in. Thunder, still dazed from all of those kicks to the head, starts to punch the air as if he is punching someone. The ref goes back over to Thunder and ask him if he is alright, but Thunder somehow stumbles over the top rope while holding onto the refs shirt and now both Thunder and the ref are incapacitated. Yukio was ready for a fight in this match and he is looking onto the ref and Thunder, but he doesnt see who is racing to the ring and that is CBT with his International Title in hand. CBT hits the ring and as Yukio turns around, CBT leaps towards him and nails Yukio right in the face with the championship belt. CBT laughs at this as he hits the outside and grabs Thunder. CBT throws Thunder back in the ring and BT goes back into the ring to drag Thunder onto Blaze and CBT starts the pin, 1....2.....3. CBT has the timekeeper sounds the bell and he raises the downed Thunder's hand in the air. Why did CBT do that and what the hell is wrong with him. CBT raises the title in the air as the WFWF cuts to a commercial.

Final Elimination, Yukio Blaze and Winner of the Gauntlet, Thunder
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The lights goes out in the arena. The beginning note of "Miseria Cantare" plays over the speakers. Smoke starts to fill the entrance way. The house lights start to flicker with the music beat. The drum beat starts to play and Yukio Blaze comes out from the titan tron to a standing ovation while the crowd sings along. Yukio drops down to his knee's then looks around the arena at the fans. He gets off the ground and takes his time to get in the ring and admires the crowd in the process. Gets in the ring and walks over the a turnbuckle and climbs to the middle buckle and throws up the V-1 Sign with his right hand and takes his left hand and grips his right wrist to make devil horns. He then jumps down, walks over to a turnbuckle and then waits for his opponent.

The lights go out in the arena, strobelights and sirens come on.
"You Can't hang with the FRANCHISE"
The sirens fade into D-12's Fight Music as the strobelights continue. Josh Dean comes out of the back, warming himself. He slaps hands with the fans as the storbelights continue. He climbs up onto the apron. Dean enters the ring and goes into a spin and posses. Pyros go off across the backside of the ring as he flexes. He stands up the goes into a corner and concentrates on the match.

WFWF Tag Team Titles
Singles Match
Yukio Blaze vs Josh Dean

The bell rings and both men lock into a tie up. Yukio rolls through and locks Dean in a front facelock. Dean fires shots across Yukio’s mid-section and hoists Yukio into the air; Yukio wriggles through and motions himself behind Dean. Dean nails Yukio with an elbow across the eyes and bumps himself onto Yukio; Yukio pushes him against the ropes; Dean springs back forward; Yukio leapfrogs and Josh Dean comes to a halt. Yukio comes back to the mat, Dean takes air with a high kick and knocks Yukio in the crotch and sends him down with a snap ddt- Dean motions for the cover.

1…

2… Yukio Blaze kicks out, but Dean continues to pin him down. Dean takes Yukio’s hands and locks him into a test of strength. Dean appears to be overpowering Yukio, but Yukio manages to even up as he pushes Dean further away from him. Yukio sees the clearance and uses a kick-up to send himself back onto the vertical base. Quickly, Yukio detaches Dean’s left-hand grip with a low roundhouse; leaping, Yukio hooks his legs around Dean’s head with a head scissor and takes Dean down with a modified hurricanrana. Dean recovers, rises, and charges into Yukio, but again Yukio leapfrogs, hooks his arms around Dean, and drops him with a sunset flip.

1…

2… Dean rolls through; reversing the pin towards his favor.

1…

2… Yukio rolls through.

1…

2… Dean rolls though.

1…

2… Yukio rolls through.

1…

2… Dean rolls through.

1…

2… Yukio rolls through.

1…

2… Dean pushes himself off Yukio. Both men rise to the vertical base; Dean charges towards Yukio and Yukio blaze nails him with a tilt-a-whirl fall away slam. Dean rolls to the outside. Yukio hits the ropes and takes air, motioning for a Kill Switch, but Dean ducks for cover; Yukio Blaze takes the ground on both feet- and Josh Dean hits Yukio with a stiff superkick to the chin. Dazed, Yukio stumbles over; Dean hoists Yukio upon his shoulders and slams him into the arena floor with a death valley driver. Dean leaps onto the apron, grabs the ropes and takes air with a springboard moonsault onto Yukio Blaze. Dean takes Yukio by the hair and shoves him back into the ring. Dean leaps onto the top rope and crashes down onto Yukio Blaze with a split legged moonsualt. Josh Dean hooks the leg.

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2… Yukio kicks out. Yukio takes Dean by legs and drops him with a double leg takedown and crashes upon him with a standing star press. Yukio takes Dean, but Dean charges forward and sends Yukio into the turnbuckle. Dean nails Yukio with a shoulder thrust and hoists Yukio onto the top rope. Dean motions up the ropes and sets Yukio for a superplex, but Yukio battles back with shots across the ribs. Dean releases and Yukio nudges Dean with an elbow. Dean stumbles, but Yukio quickly grabs on tightly. Yukio hooks Deans arms and appears to be setting up for the Blaze and Glory, but Dean blocks it. Yukio releases as Dean pushes him away. Yukio fires a solid right, but Dean blocks it, grabs Yukio and pushes him off the turnbuckle with back body drop back onto the mat- Dean follows with an elbow drop from the second rope.

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2… Yukio kicks out. Dean pulls Yukio back to the vertical base, but Yukio shoves Dean off and charges back with a Greetings From Michigan, rolls over Dean and traps him into another sunset flip.

1… Yukio shoves Dean off. Dean rises and charges forward with a clothesline, but Yukio ducks it and Dean motions over Yukio and drops him with a crucifix pin.

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2… Yukio rolls over and rises. Holding Dean upon his shoulders, Yukio begins an airplane spin, stops, shoves Dean off, knee’s him in the nose on the way down, and quickly traps Dean onto the Anaconda Vice. Wearing the crimson mask, Dean shouts out in pain; Blaze tightens his grip. Dean rolls himself over, and locks Yukio into a head scissor. Yukio hold onto the grip and Josh Dean releases the head scissor and pushes himself into the ropes, and there referee pries Yukio Blaze away from Josh Dean. Dean lies on the edge of the apron. Yukio approaches Dean and grabs a handful of hair. Dean, holding onto the ropes, chops Yukio in the throat. Yukio backs off, and Dean shakes off his daze. Yukio motions to the center of the ring and Josh Dean leaps into the ropes and takes air with a springboard missile dropkick. Yukio steps away, Josh Dean takes to the canvass and Yukio retaliates with a Curb Stomp to the back of the head and follows with another Anaconda Vice- Josh Dean taps out.

The Winner by Submission and STILL WFWF Tag Team Champion, Yukio Blaze

As both men are on the break of exhaustion, Dean yanks one of the belts from the referee. As Blaze pulls himself up to his feet using the ropes, he turns around and is met by Dean, but to his surprise, Dean shows his sportsmanship, and extends his hand, before handing the belts to their rightful owner, and leaving the ring.
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An electronic yet tribal percussion line suddenly shakes the sound system, the entrance of "Unorthodox Manifesto". This repeats over several times, the thunderous crash of the music jolting everyone in their seats. Then, at what looks to be the point of sudden and harsh impact, a distortional descent tears through the line, flowing directly into the song itself. Calvin Lee follows and makes his way on to the entrance stage, accompanied by Luther Castle. They walk down towards the ramp, reminiscent of the Anointed days as gold sparks shoot up from the stage. After walking to the top of the ramp, they are consumed entirely by the pyrotechnics. The pace of his music suddenly picks up, prompting the sparks to cease fire and Calvin Lee to let out a primal scream and pose on the ramp. They walk down further for a moment, before Calvin locks into his pose once again. Following the even sharper turn towards speed of his music, the sparks once again begin to fly, this time lower on the apron. After several moments, the pyro ceases and Calvin Lee runs into the ring. Upon entry, he scans the area. Moments later, Calvin Lee walks over to the ropes and ascends to the middle turnbuckle. He poses for a brief second. Calvin Lee leaps down from the turnbuckle and prepares for his match as Luther Castle roams the outside area.

The lighting dims as the infamous overture from “Rocky” is heard over the loud speakers. As it reaches its climax, a gun shot is heard before smoothly transiting into “Made You Look” by Nas. EBR pushes the curtains apart before slowly stepping out onto the stage to a mixed reaction, mostly cheers. He gradually strides down the ramp, looking around the ringside area before reaching the apron. He stands on the outside for a brief moment before swiftly sliding into the ring, immediately propping himself up before mounting the turnbuckles slowly, in unintentional epic fashion. He stares into the crowd emotionlessly before hopping down and slightly pacing around the ring. The music gradually fades out as the lights go back to their normal settings, just as EBR backs into the corner before sitting on the top rope, awaiting the match to start.

Forever Unscarred Rematch
EBR vs Calvin Lee w/ Luther Castle

As the bell is rung, both men circle around each other. Going in for the collar and elbow tie up, Calvin gets the immediate advantage, grasping EBR’s arm. Applying an arm winger, EBR winces towards the ring ropes before grabbing it, to which the referee attempts to force Calvin to release the hold. Before he can, EBR shows an impressive display of strength and throws Calvin chest first into the ropes. On the rebound EBR connects with a forearm shimmer to his jaw, sending him back first to the canvas. Almost shocked, Calvin stays on the canvas and pounds it with frustration as EBR leans against the corner, waiting for him to rise to his feet.

When he does, he again goes for a collar and elbow tie up. This time however, EBR is quick with a short kick to his knee. This momentarily distracts and bends Calvin, which leaves him vulnerable to another kick to his chest. The force sends him buckling up, which allows EBR to connect with another forearm to his face. While not as strong as the previous, it sends Calvin reeling into the ropes. Again, Calvin shows frustration and hits the top turnbuckle. Hoping that the third time will be the charm he once again goes in for a collar and elbow tie up. As both men jocky for position, EBR gains the advantage and gets Calvin in a headlock. He pushes against the ropes for momentum, but Calvin is able to shew EBR loose. Assuming both men are going to continue this slow pace, EBR walks towards Calvin but gets caught with a hard diving clothesline! Calvin goes for the first pin attempt of the match. 1…2…kick out.

Quickly bringing EBR up, Calvin Irish whips him into the ring ropes. On the rebound Calvin attempts a Tilt-A-Whirl backbreaker, but EBR smoothly lands on his feet. Seizing the opportunity, Calvin kicks EBR in the gut before executing a quick DDT! He once again goes for the quick cover. 1…2…kick out. Keeping his composure, Calvin quickly steps out onto the ring apron and descends the top rope. Just as EBR raises to his feet Calvin soars off, attempting a double axe handle, but he’s immediately caught by EBR in a Uranage position. EBR impales Calvin chest first onto his knee before dropping him with a backbreaker. Continuing to keep a hold of him, EBR then throws Calvin with a T-Bone Suplex! He goes for the pin. 1…2…kick out.

Seizing the opportunity, EBR quickly grabs Calvin’s arm and turns him onto his stomach, giving EBR a chance to apply a Fujiwara Arm-Bar. Calvin howls in pain and desperately claws to the ring ropes, which after a brief moment, he does. As EBR releases the hold, Luther claws at EBR from the outside, to which the referee attempts to discipline him. EBR rolls to the outside and grabs a microphone.

EBR: Luther Castle hates black people.

Luther Castle:

Crowd: Boo!!!!!!!!!!!

Luther Castle:

Rolling back into the ring, he’s caught by Calvin who rebounds off the ropes and hits a Leg-Drop on the back of EBR’s neck. Dragging him up while repeatedly kneeing him in the face in the process, Calvin pushes EBR into the turnbuckle. He places him on the second rope and attempts a Double Underhook Suplex from the top, but EBR shoves him off.

Eyeing an opportunity, EBR jumps off the top rope, attempting a Flying Clothesline, but Calvin drops to his knee, causing EBR’s arm to crash off it! EBR wonders around the ring clutching at his injured body part, giving Calvin ample opportunity to kick him in the gut before trying for his desperation Stunner. However, before he can connect EBR is able to grab Calvin’s arm and jerk him towards him, before proving white men CAN jump as he vaults up applies the One Blood (Triangle Choke)! It only takes seconds before Calvin is brought down to the mat. After being in the hold for approximately thirty seconds, the referee realizes Calvin is already unconscious and calls the bell.

Your Winner by Submission, EBR
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[CBT]

As we get ready for what should be a phenomenal tag team contest. All four men involved are not looking to put their dislikes aside, but rather combine their hatrid for eachother, and unleash it on anyone who gets in their way.

As the lights are turned down, and the sounds of "Hate Me Now" by Nas are heard through the Arena speakers. After the first chorus, Tha CBT makes his way down to the ring, complete with Singapore cane and the International title strapped around his waist.
With a self-sufficient look on his face. A cocky smirk, as he takes in the crowds reaction, whether good or bad. Taunting the fans who boo him, getting in their face, even physically provoking them. Once in the ring he's casual, confidently awaiting the man he chose to be his partner for this evening.

Slowly, the lights dim again. The speaking intro for the song blares over the loud speakers. The beat begins as the big screen flashes with random acts of violence from various Obo matches. With the final scene showing, the screen turns to a running blood effect as "My Dad's Gone Crazy" by Eminem begins to play. Obo steps out onto the stage to a mixed reaction, the WFWF championship draped over his shoulder. Obo slowly makes his way to the ring with little emotion. He slides into the ring and quickly goes to the ropes to stretch. Briefly taking notice of his tag team partner, but hardly paying much mind as both await the opposing team.

The lights in the arena fade to black. A spotlight appears in the middle of the ramp as the opening on 'Bang Bang You're Dead' by Dirty Pretty Things comes on. There is a large explosion as the main part of the song kicks in and Master of Destruction enters the arena. The crowd begins to boo and he revels in this, sneering and smirking at them. He begins to make his way to the ring, bad mouthing fans as he goes. He climbs up the stairs and enters the ring, before posing with his arms by his sides on two of the four turnbuckles. After coming down, MOD keeps an eye on the opposition.

The arena lights dim and “Lights Out” by Sugar Cult players over the speakers as a movie style number count appears on the big screen counting down from 5 to 1 before “Dead Living” cuts in on the sound system and a small amount of white pyros explode in the entrance way. As the fan's cheer for Johnny Michaels, his music plays but to no avail. The countdown is restarted, the music stopped and restarted at 1, "Dead Living" is heard again, but still no Michaels.

As the big screen now turns the focuse to the back, his music comes to a complete stop and Johnny Michaels is shown being attended to by paramedics and house doctors, face first on the locker room floor he lays motionless. As he's being put onto a backboard.

The lights fade as quotes from Gladiator are played into the arena. As the music starts the lights on stage begin to flash various different colours. As the lyrics begin “Total Apocalypse” Mikael West walks out onto the stage with his protégé Sean Clarke following not far behind. West walks down the aisle towards the ring. Clarke remains at ringside while West slides into the ring and leans up against the turnbuckles, with the fan's giving a loud yet mixed reaction. MOD appears to not initally know how to react to his old partner, but soon enough the two share ear to ear grins, and appear to be on the same page.

CBT not happy tells the referee to send TA packing, but instead the senior official lets CBT know that TA will take the place of the now injured Movie Man.

Opposites Attract and Attack Other People
Tag Team Contest
MOD & Johnny Michaels 'Total Apocalypse' Mikael West vs Obo & CBT

As CBT & Obo look to be even less on the same page than they did prior to the return of Mikael West. They both agree to focuse on the task at hand. As the former WFWF tag team champions, MOD & TA, team together in the WFWF for the first time in 2 years against the WFWF International and Heavyweight Champion's, CBT & Obo.

As the referee instructs all four men on what he will and will not condone, Obo is quick to step forward, and be the one to start this match on behalf of his team. As MOD & TA talk strategy, it's the fomer World Champion, Total Apocalypse who will start on his teams behalf.

With both men quick to get in the other's face, Obo pie-faces TA. TA doesn't take lightly to it and swings for the fences with a punch, but misses and Obo catches him with a neckbreaker.
Obo targeting the neck, presses all his weight into TA's throat with his knee, as the referee begins to count, Obo counts along, stopping at 4.

Obo noticing TA gasping for air, takes TA's right arm and crosses it over his neck. Using his left foot he then stands on the hand to keep the arm in place. Viciously he stomps on the arm with his right foot.

MOD noticing his partner is in trouble early in the match, rushes the ring but is stopped by the referee. This gives CBT the chance to come in and assist Obo in a double team. As Obo tells CBT to expose the turnbuckle, he does so and then holds TA's arm against it.
With the referee still distracted, Obo nails a yakuza kick to the left arm that Obo's weakened. TA collapses in pain, Obo covers him, and yells for the referee to make the count.
1.......2........No only a 2 count.

Obo quickly gets to his feet, turning TA over onto his belly, he once again stands on the left hand so as to hold the left arm in place. Obo tags in CBT, and CBT looks for a slingshot senton, but instead of his back he drops both knees into the arm of TA. Not even bothering to follow it up, CBT looks in the direction of MOD who is becoming frustrated on the apron, and gives him a thumbs up.

As CBT gets to his feet, he gives MOD a kick to the mid-section, he hooks his arms and lifts him up with a butterfly suplex, but TA fights out of it. Running off the ropes he goes for a lariat, but CBT ducks it, and grabs the go behind for possibly a german suplex but TA tries to fight it off. CBT hits some forearms to the back and trips TA at the legs. He grabs the legs and begins to lift him up with a wheelbarrow suplex.

As he does, MOD gets the blind tag. CBT sends TA over and goes for the pin, but the referee tells him that he's not the legal man.
As CBT gets to his feet, he's caught off gaurd with a springboard crossbody, as MOD has CBT covered for the 1.......2.....No he only gets a 2 count.

MOD the fresh man in hits a lariat on CBT, and follows up with a dropkick. CBT irish whipped into one of the vacant corners, is soon the target of a charging MOD, but CBT attempts to avoid the collision by sending MOD over the top, MOD prevents this and at the same time puts all his weight down on CBT. Lifting him up for a piledriver, sending CBT's head crashing into the mat. MOD makes the cover. 1..........2........No just a 2.

As MOD looks to bring CBT up to a vertical base, he's caught off gaurd with the jaw jacker. The impact sends MOD into a less than favorable position. As Obo shackles onto MOD, CBT tags out.

Obo begins to throw fists like a madman, throwing open hand slaps in the mix aswell. But eventually MOD begins to fight off the assault with some shots of his own. MOD figures he has Obo stunned, goes to the ropes, but to his surprise Obo catches him with an over the head belly to belly suplex. Quick to follow it up with a cover. 1.......2......No only a 2.

Obo less than amused by MOD's perseverance, begins to bend the rules abit and digs his nails into the MOD's forehead, but MOD avoids further damage by delivering a thumb to the eye. As Obo is temporarily blind, MOD begins to crawl his way to his corner. Obo heading to his corner aswell, so as to avoid MOD from tagging out. Obo gets the tag, and CBT rushes the ring in an effort to stop MOD but TA gets the hot tag and heads in.

CBT comes after TA but is met with a spear. As CBT uses the ropes to get back into a standing position, TA's kicks him in the mid-section and takes him over with a snap suplex. CBT once again pulls himself up, and swings wildly, but TA avoids it and looks to have him set up for The Revelation, his version of the Cop Killa. He hits it, though clenches at the already injured shoulder. The injury proves to be a much unneeded distraction as Obo rushes the ring hitting a Yakuza kick that unintentionally lays out TA on the already laid out CBT. MOD hits the ring and takes out Obo with a clotheline that sends them both to the floor. The referee begins to cout. 1......2............3! NO! Just as the referee was coming down for three, CBT shot his shoulder off the mat.

With MOD and Obo on the outside, TA gathers himself, thinking what he must do to put CBT away. He signals for the Apocalyptic Prophecy, a fireman's carry into a facebuster. But as he goes to cap it off, CBT pumps the brakes getting to the corner and holding onto the ropes long enough to stop it. With a front face lock on TA, CBT repositions it, and comes off the second rope with a Tequila Twist. Covering TA. 1...........2..........MOD breaks it up.

As the referee tends to Obo, MOD slides into the ring and drags TA to his corner. As the referee's focuse is back on the two legal men in the ring, MOD tags in and takes CBT down to the mat hard with the Definite Destruction. The referee makes the count for the 1.........2.......3!

Your Winners by Pinfall, Master of Destruction & Total Apocalypse

As MOD & TA quickly leave the ring, in celebration. CBT is seen visibly disgruntled. He's confronted after the match by Obo, whose just as pissed, and CBT does himself no favors by spitting in Obo's face. With little warning Obo hits a yakuza kick that sends CBT crashing to the outside. As Obo leaves with his belt, and heads through the curtains. CBT slowly gets to his feet, making his exit momenterily forgetting about his own belt.
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Following a grueling tag team contest, we find ourselves in WFWF Owner, Tha CBT's Office. CBT is not alone though, as he is joined by WFWF Hall of Famer, EBR; and WFWF Tag Team Champion, Yukio Blaze.

CBT: So Gentleman, you come to me with a dilema. One man feels he should be tag team champion, at this very moment. The other has no problem with defending it, but seems to not fully understand the guidelines in doing so.

EBR: Your point?

Blaze: Hold on, let him continue. Go on C.

EBR: Kiss ass

CBT: Shut the up. You want me to conduct business. You bring this **** to me. Well I bring a resolution.

Blaze: What's that, Cee?

EBR: I think we get to vote on something. I vote Blaze gives me my title.
By the way, shouldn't you be pissed, that he cost you a shot at the international title?

CBT: Would you both just listen to me, please? Though your onto something.

Blaze: I get a title shot?

EBR: No.

CBT: I concure. But seriously. I realize EBR wants what's his, and Blaze you got it. But there's one problem. Blaze, I don't even think you deserver to hold that title....

Blaze: What?!?

CBT: You won the title in a handicap match. I never pushed you to find a partner because your chosen partner, much like E's, left the company.

However, never did I say any one man can challenge for the belts. You got your shot via a tag team opportunity. But since then you say anyone can challenge you... that you take all comers.... You even had your belts on the line against Josh Dean tonight. Congrats by the way.

Blaze: Thanks

CBT: My point is though, those belts you hold are tag team titles, and while the obvious solution would be for me to give one of those titles to EBR. I think there is logic in saying, EBR went at least 90 days without defending those titles, so he essentially would have been stripped of his title anyways...

EBR: Your kidding, right?

CBT: No, but given the condition that every champion has a rematch clause that is effective the day after they lose their title. You do have a right to invoke that.

EBR: Alright, go on.

CBT: Well, if your in compliance than this is what I have to offer.
Next week EBR vs Blaze, if EBR wins he gets his tag team title match at Veni, Vidi, Vici. If he loses, well then he won't get his shot untill he finds somebody to team with and earns it.
But there is a catch. EBR won't challenge for the title alone, at Veni, Vidi, Vici.

EBR: Let me guess, Lee wants to kiss and make up.

Blaze: So It's True? You're a hom....

EBR: No more true than you like little boys

CBT: So I take it you guys don't wanna know who will be E's partner at Veni, Vidi, Vici, will be if he wins next week?

Blaze: I wouldn't mind hearing

CBT: If I was you I'd just avoid losing at all costs. Because if EBR wins, you'll know who it is, that being the NEW WFWF TAG TEAM CHAMPION OF THE WORLD!!!!! Now get out of my office. Problem solved.

EBR: Not Really....
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As we are now ready for our main event of the evening. In what CBT called the Axis Effect. All three members of the former Revolution, now known as the Axis will go head to head to head for a shot at the Heavyweight title and a spot on the Veni, Vidi, Vici PPV.

The elements of this match are unmatchable, as WFWF's dominant force will do battle with eachother. With the two men who don't walk out as a winner, put in a precurious position. Set to due battle once again, but more for name-sake. No bad blood exists, but Tha CBT has taken notice of the not so happy family.

All three men could very well make valid claim to deserving a shot at Obo's title. Whether it be the 2x former WFWF Tag Team Champion, Kurt Burton. The former WFWF TV and Tag Team Champion, Thunder. Or the new Owner; the former WFWF Ham Shank & International Champion, Wayne McGurk. These three men will compete, and won't pull punches in the least.

With the opening chords to Shoot to Thrill blaring over the speakers as video clips of riots and destruction play on the big screen. The music PAUSES, the stage is lit up by pyro. Kurt Burton emerges, carrying his handy lead pipe to the ring, but due to CBT's ruling, he is without the promiscuous Kat Hamilton.
He brandishes the pipe at the crowd, and bangs his head. As he heads to the ring and gives the one finger salute to the crowd. He steps through the ropes and throws off his shades and jacket. He raises his pipe once more.

"Money" by Pink Floyd begins to play. As the cash register sound ends and the music begins, Thunder walks towards the ring. He reaches the apron and climbs the turnbuckle, taunting the fans. He locks eyes with Kurt, and both share similar grin.

The arena lights fall; as the strobe light pear towards the entrance way. Smoke fills up the runway, "Voodoo WhoDo?" slowly kicks to full swing; and seconds later, Wayne McGurk drives down to the ring in his black Harley Davidson Hog. As he quickly notices his Axis stablemates, fully ready to due battle. He approaches the ring in a cautious manner.

Main Event
Triple Threat Rules
The Losers of the match will wrestle 1 on 1 at the "Veni, Vidi, Vici" PPV. The Winner however gets a shot at Obo's Heavyweight title
Kurt Burton vs Thunder vs Wayne McGurk

As all three men meet center ring, the referee explains what's at state, aswell as points out this is a 1-fall match. Who ever is not involved in the decision, will still lose the match. This is not elimination rules.

With the three men seemingly fully aware of what's at stake, they tap fists before the opening bell, so as to say this is about competition.

The bell rings and quickly Thunder and Burton go on the attack of Wayne. With forearm shots to the back, they get him on all four and then begin to stomp away on the back. Each taking turns before resorting to dropping elbows.

Kurt grabs an arm and looks to apply a crossface, but Thunder stops it with a stomp to the back of Kurt's head. Kurt rushes to his feet and gives Thunder a nudge, before turning his attention back to Wayne, but Thunder quickly grabs ahold of Kurt and lifts him up for a backdrop driver. He then turns his focuse to wayne, turning him over to his back and covering him. 1......Just a 1 count, as to much time was given for Wayne to recover.

As Thunder starts delivering forearm shivers to the back of Wayne. Wayne is still attempting to get to his feet. As he's up to one knee, Thunder runs off the ropes but he is met by a Kurt with a charging shoulder tackle that sends Thunder to the floor.

Kurt looks to follow up on what ever Thunder had planned and runs off the ropes, but as he nears Wayne, McGurk hits him with a jawbreaker lariat. Wayne quickly makes the cover for the 1.......2........Nope, only a 2.

Wayne grabs Burton by the hair, and uncaringly tosses him out to the floor, almost landing on Thunder. As both men try to shake the cobwebs, Wayne teases a dive, seeing he can possibly kill two birds with one top suicide, Wayne goes for the kill, but the experienced due of Thunder and Burton move clear and McGurk catches nothing but steel framed barricade.

With both men aware that they need to take out McGurk. Burton sets McGurk for possibly a powerbomb, but Thunder jumps the barricade and it seems there is a plan. As Burton lifts up Wayne McGurk, he tosses him right into Thunder who hits the Chopping Block impales Wayne over the gaurdrail. As both sieze the opportunity, they head for the ring.

Demanding the referee count, they are told that there is no count outs or disqualifications. So both men find out the hard way, there will be one winner.

As Kurt tries for the backlund bridge, to his dismay, Thunder counters it into a cobra clutch. With the legs grapevined around Kurt like a boa constrictor, and the move applied center ring with no one to break it. Thunder cinches the hold, hoping Kurt taps out or passes out as soon as possible.

Kurt tries to escape but to no avail, he manages to roll to his side but the hold is still to much, he rolls again and this time he's close enough to the ropes. Before Thunder can pull him away, he grabs it. The referee begins to count, and Thunder has no choice but to relinquish the hold.

Thunder calls for the Thunder and Lightning, but Kurt all to familar has him scouted, and turns it into a crucifiz pin. The referee goes to make the count, but Thunder's legs hang over the middle rope. Kurt draws both legs in, and the referee begins the count. 1.......2........Nope only a 2.

Kurt becoming nervous checks on McGurk who is moving, but in alot of pain. He goes back to focusing on Thunder. Lifting him up and sitting him on the turnbuckle. He follows suit and joins Thunder on the top rope. He looks to have a belly to belly suplex in mind, but Thunder still has some fight left in him. With forearm shots to the face, he unloads on Kurt. Though it is a stiff headbutt that send Kurt to the mat.

Thunder not terribly familar with the top rope, comes off with a diving elbow aimed at the heart of his tag team partner. He quickly makes the cover, looking to capitalize on whatever damage may be done. As the referee makes the count it's a 1............2.......Thunder only secures a two count.

Thunder sees McGurk begin to crawl into the ring, and he's quick to capitalize on the beatdown earlier outside the ring. As Wayne makes into a vertical base, he's hit with the Thunder and Lightning. Before he can make the cover though, Kurt quickly disposes of Thunder, sending him to the outside. As Kurt looks to pick up the scraps, he goes to make the cover but Wayne manages to roll him up with an inside cradle. The referee begins the count for the 1.......2.............3!

Your Winner by Pinfall, Wayne McGurk

As Thunder uses the apron to pull himself up, he can't believe that his chance at the title was stolen from him by his own stablemates. Thunder leaves without showing much of any good sportsmanship to his fellow Axis team mates. As Wayne stands tall, Burton to leaves the ring disheartened.

As the referee raises Wayne's hand in victory. We now have a new challenger to Obo's Heavyweight title, someone not so new to Obo, but very unfamilar to holding the Heavyweight Championship of the world.

End Show

[CBT]

So I'm now off the clock, and without being fired/assassinated to boot. ;D
I have 1 match to write for the next FDS, one Wayne should know already about. Aside from roleplaying, all that other stuff should and will be brought to Wayne this week.
I repeat, I'm off the clock.

Oh, and credits are needed. Wayne wrote Dean vs Blaze. Blaze wrote the gauntlet match. EBR once again wrote a classic, EBR vs Lee II. I'm pretty sure I wrote the rest.

Oh and because EBR says he'll wait till results are up. Whether it be in a topic he makes soon, or here. Do give some people their dues.

Roleplay of the Week(Best roleplay; really simple question)
Match of the Week(in the form of either the roleplays produced for a match or the actual match that was written)

[Markw]

Good Results well done to Thunder, Mc Gurk, Yukio and everyone else who won I personnaly think it was worth the wait well done

[One Love]

Nice results.

[Yukio Blaze]

I was reading these as I got the HS results done and I must say, the wait was well worth it. For the first time, I'll be facing EBR in a climatic showdown that should put some butts in the seats. Congrats to Thunder for finally beating me under some unfortunate circumstances and congrats to everyone else.


MOTN has to be the Tag Team match and rp for the week has to be another fouled laceed rp that Obo can only put out.

[sonstuds]

Roleplay of the Week: Obo; Portrayed by Hollywood's Leading Actors

Match of the Week:
1. Thunder vs. Kurt Burton vs. Wayne McGurk
2. Gauntlet
3. Yukio Blaze vs. Josh Dean
*I'm going on roleplays and possible stories the matches presented, not so much how the match was written. This kind of screws up Obo/CBT vs. MOD/TA, considering it wasn't the original match. That's how I roll. Deal with it.

Roleplayer of the Week: Thunder

[CBT]

I'd say the roleplay of the week goes to: MOD; Crimes Against WFWF
It showed you don't have to go over the top, to put a good concept to use. While also enjoyable for the dialogue. The key to good dialogue is when it sounds like something that person would say, something that just stands out, and can make you laugh, cry, take to heart or whatever... not just read it and be like, ok.

Match of the Week probably in my opinion was the Gauntlet. Solid roleplays, and something that could have just been filler, actually utilized a good story.
Of course though on judging a match written and not roleplays, I'd say (not mentioning what I wrote) EBR's style is entertaining in the sense; the match doesn't even have to leave the ring. The description can jump out and it's really hard to explain. Little things that make a match interesting and or fun to read.

So I'm gonna give my vote on match of the week to either the Gauntlet match(Blaze wrote) or EBR vs Lee II(EBR wrote)

[sonstuds]

Bah, I need to point out the true effectiveness of Calvin vs. EBR is that (even though I was lazy and it started out unintentional) it makes sense being short. With Calvin's gimmick being how he has no confidence, it really wouldn't be logical if he's wrestling 20+ minutes and trading near falls.