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Post by Sizzle on Sept 28, 2016 18:03:24 GMT -5
GLOBAL WRESTLING SYNDICATE EPISODE 6.5: UNRELEASED EPISODE The show began with a shot of the interview area backstage. Ryan Reeves appeared in the interview area with a cardboard box in his hands. He shook the box, so the pieces in the box hit the walls.
Adam Mix: So Mr. Reeves wh-
Ryan Reeves: You wanna know what's in this box?Mix: Well sure, but can I ask you a ques-
Reeves: This box holds the remnants of Eddie Guerrero's precious GWS trophy.Reeves opens up the box and reaches in with one hand. He pulls out a few pieces of the trophy and spills them back in the box. Reeves: Ahhh the joy of seeing a man's hard work and toil go down the drain. Especially a pest like Eddie Guerrero. I don't get why he tries. He'll never be as good as me... He won't be able to pin my shoulders to the mat.
Mix: Well he is known for his resiliency and his will to keep trying.
Reeves: Every man's got a fatal flaw, well... except for me. Guerrero's flaw is going to be him continuing to get up when he goes against a bonafide champion like the Silverback.
He will be able to fight back and get up during the match, but once I take him out, he won't be getting back up...
Big Show/Curt Hawkins segmentA security camera caught footage of Curt Hawkins and the man he beat on episode 6, Big Show. Hawkins: Hey Show good match out there.Big Show: Yeah yeah, where's the money?Hawkins reached into a backback he was wearing and pulled out a wallet. He looked around the wallet and took out a 100 dollar bill. Show: That's only one.Hawkins: Uhhhh. Yeah, ummm, that's all I've got.
Show: Look man, I went out there and put my own reputation on the line and was promised 500 dollars to do it. Where's my money?
Hawkins: I'm sorry man, if you want I can get you a-...
Show: No. Nothing. I was promised 500 dollars... I need it NOW.
Hawkins: I'm sorry I don't have the money.
Big Show looked down at the GWS Hardcore TV title around Hawkins' waist. Show: Gimme a shot at your belt. This time with no shenanigans or payments.
Hawkins: Uhhhh okay okay. But only if I dont owe you after.
Show: We aren't bargaining here...
Hawkins: Fine. You and me for the title, tonight.
Big Show: You know it.Big Show grabbed the Benjamin and walked away. Dean Ambrose Confrontation
Dean Ambrose exited a cab outside of the GWS arena. A mysterious figure darted toward him and pushed him into the taxi, headfirst. The figure grabbed Ambrose's thin hair and pulled it, taking his head with him. He bashed Ambrose's head against the door of the taxi multiple times and set his head up between the door and the car. The figure slammed the door shut, but Ambrose moved out of the way and struck back with a barrage of punches. The figure is revealed to be the clown after Ambrose ripped the hood off his head. The clown stuck his thumb in the right eye of Ambrose, which gave the advantage back to Clown. He slammed Ambrose's head into the car window. It didn't break the first to times he hit it, but on the third time it shattered and shards of glass scattered. Ambrose's face was pouring with blood. The clown grabbed the driver of the taxi and threw him out onto the floor. He started to drive, even though Ambrose was hanging out of the window. The clown started laughing maniacally as the tires screeched and the car sped away . GWS Hardcore TV Championship: Curt Hawkins (c). vs. Big Show This match is scheduled for one fall and is for the GWS Hardcore Television Championship!
Introducing first, weighing in at 223 pounds, from Queens, New York... CURT HAWKINS!
And his opponent, weighing in at 450 pounds, from Tampa, Florida... BIG SHOW!
Hawkins and Big Show were off. Hawkins went for a lockup but was thrown off by Show. He hopped up to his feet with ease, but was caught with a chop to the chest. Hawkins backed up into the corner and leaned on the turnbuckles. Big Show walked over to him and hit him with more chops. Big Show picked Hawkins up and easily lifted him over his head with a military press. He tossed him over the ropes and out onto the floor. 1!Hawkins tried to get up. He was holding his torso with his right hand. 2!
Big Show climbed over the top rope and hopped down onto the floor. 3!Big Show grabbed Hawkins's long hair and dragged him up to his feet. 4!
Big Show Irish whipped him into the ring post. 5!
He tossed Hawkins back into the ring. Hawkins rolled to the center of the canvas. Big Show took a while to get back in and as he got his second leg over the top rope, Hawkins hit him with a dropkick. Big Show held onto the ropes keeping himself on the apron. Hawkins rebounded the ropes and charged at Big Show. Big Show grabbed him as he made contact with his gut. He held him up in the air in a military press. Show slammed him down out of the ring. Hawkins bounced off the floor and rolled over. Big Show again exited the ring . He threw Hawkins into the ring, but Hawkins rolled and got to his feet and dove over the ropes onto Big Show with a crossbody. They both fell out and onto the steel barricades. Hawkins quickly got up and stepped over the Big Show, who was worn out. Hawkins slowly climbed to the top turnbuckle. He leaped down onto Big Show with a diving elbow drop. The ref started to count. 1...2...3...4...5...6...7
Hawkins slid into the ring. 8...9...10.
Ding! Your winner by countout and still Hardcore TV Champion, Curt Hawkins! The crowd erupted in boos while Curt Hawkins picked up his belt and flaunted to the audience. The screen went black, and the program ended with a GWS graphic.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2016 8:44:25 GMT -5
...he's back! Well mate, it's great to see you back, with a previously unreleased episode of GWS...I understand you're probably busy as anything as it was a short effort, but good to see regardless... All up I can see it was three segments and a short match, which is perfectly fine - it's your approach and that's great...I can see the WFWF influence in regards to structure. - I like the development with Reeves in the first segment, but if I had to nitpick I'd say it ended rather abruptly. - Interesting way for someone to get a title shot! Would've never thought of that. - I appreciate the confrontation between the Clown and Ambrose; a violent showdown for sure. I'd be doing you a disservice though if I didn't mention that slight grammatical issues took me out of it. - I could see where you were going with the match, I reckon...seemed Big Show's real enemy was himself...Hawkins definitely has a slimy aura about him...! Solid effort all round mate, good stuff.
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Post by Sizzle on Oct 2, 2016 23:52:20 GMT -5
...he's back! Well mate, it's great to see you back, with a previously unreleased episode of GWS...I understand you're probably busy as anything as it was a short effort, but good to see regardless... All up I can see it was three segments and a short match, which is perfectly fine - it's your approach and that's great...I can see the WFWF influence in regards to structure. - I like the development with Reeves in the first segment, but if I had to nitpick I'd say it ended rather abruptly. - Interesting way for someone to get a title shot! Would've never thought of that. - I appreciate the confrontation between the Clown and Ambrose; a violent showdown for sure. I'd be doing you a disservice though if I didn't mention that slight grammatical issues took me out of it. - I could see where you were going with the match, I reckon...seemed Big Show's real enemy was himself...Hawkins definitely has a slimy aura about him...! Solid effort all round mate, good stuff. I would've done another match or two, but I wanted to keep this as a truly unreleased episode. This is how it was when I finished working on it a few months ago, but with some shorthand and grammar mistakes and it seems some of those mistakes eluded me when I proofread.
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Post by Jimmy Toucan (+ The Flipout) on Oct 3, 2016 4:45:18 GMT -5
Like Chris and yourself said it is short, but it's an unreleased episode which is cool, haven't seen that before done here. I liked it man, you showed different sides to the guys involved. That clown is something else. lol
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Post by Sizzle on Nov 24, 2016 23:18:31 GMT -5
Global Wrestling Syndicate Presents: REVIVAL
A video showcasing GWS wrestlers and events started off the broadcast. The video turned black, the background music heightened, and the GWS logo ended the video. The crowd erupted in the GWS Arena. It had been months since GWS went off the air, and it was back.
The GWS roster stood in the front, on the stage and watched on at the new GWS commissioner, Wesly McGregor.
McGregor spoke about the struggles that GWS had to suffer through: financial issues, power struggles, and much more. He reminded the crowd that if it wasn't for them then GWS would not be on TV, or even holding shows. McGregor also spoke about how the GWS Board Of Directors chose him to be the commissioner for the brand and hoped that he can lead it to a bright future. Wesley ended the speech with a thank you to the fans and to the wrestlers that made GWS possible. He was met with a huge round of applause.
GWS 24/7 HARDCORE CHAMPIONSHIP: DEAN AMBROSE VS. TERRY FUNK
It was revealed that the Hardcore Championship was now contested under 24/7 rules, allowing the title to be defended anywhere at any time.
The title was awarded to Dean Ambrose by GWS Commissioner Wesley McGregor. Ambrose was forced to defend the title for the first time against a debuting Terry Funk.
The match started off in the ring, but it didn't stay there for very long. Terry Funk maintained control for the first few minutes of the match, and with it, he pushed the match throughout the GWS Arena. Terry Funk brought the fight to the lounge in the arena, where people talked and viewed the show. Those same people who were just viewing it on the screen now got to view it in front of them with their own eyes as Ambrose and funk threw each other around the lounge.
Terry Funk hit a powerbomb through one of the catering tables set up in the lounge, but Ambrose didn't give up there. Ambrose eventually gained control of the match and brought Funk over to the elevators. Ambrose, dragging Funk by the hair, walked into the elevator and brawled with him in it. After a mistake made by Ambrose, Funk got the upper hand and hit Ambrose with a piledriver onto the floor of the elevator and picked up the win.
TOMMY DREAMER VS. BARTHOLOMEW MCALLISTER
The first match of the night was a bout between Tommy Dreamer and Bartholomew McAllister.
Tommy Dreamer made quick work of the local competitor. Although Bartholomew did get in offense, it was very short lived. Tommy Dreamer sealed the deal with a Dreamer Driver.
After the match, the camera cut to the backstage area where Ryan Reeves was standing.
"You may have known me as 'The Silverback' before, but from here on, you'll refer to me as 'Ryback'. I still have my hands on the GWS World Heavyweight Championship, even if I'm not officially the champion.
Many things here have stayed the same. Especially the competition. There is still not one man in this entire company that can offer me a challenge. I'm sure McGregor thinks he's got someone that can take me down, but there is no doubt in my mind I can demolish any challenger that guy sends my way. Whoever has the balls to face me needs some respect, because it takes guts to get in the ring with THE BIG GUY, and that deserves respect.
Whoever it is that I'm taking on tonight, I wish you luck."
GWS REVIVAL ROYALE: GWS Global Championship
The first ever Revival Royale was a 10 man countdown battle royal. The match crowned the first ever GWS Global Champion.
The first entrant, who started in the ring against the second competitor, was Raven. His opponent was newcomer Sammy Rebel. The two men battled it out for about a minute before Raven took control and tossed Rebel over the ropes, eliminating him. Right when Rebel left, the next entrant, Mr. Mustafa walked in. Raven eliminated him in no time, quickly getting the upper hand and sending him crashing to the floor with a clothesline. Raven earned a short rest, but was then greeted by former GWS Tag Team Champion Charlie Haas. Unlike the previous two entrants, Haas held his own against Raven and eventually locked in the Haas of Pain on Raven, while the next competitor entered.
The next entrant was the Director of Chaos, Luke Gallows. Raven and Haas stopped fighting and aimed their attacks at Gallows. The team of Raven and Charlie Haas was too much for Gallows to handle and he fell victim to their teamwork. Next up was Damien Sandow. Sandow went straight after Raven, hoping to eliminate the biggest threat. Then entered Taz, who assisted his friend Sandow with his attack on Raven. Haas stood away from the mess, but when Bulldog, a dominant powerhouse walked into the ring, he had to start fighting again.
Soon came out 1-2-3 Kid. He came to the aid of Charlie Haas and helped take down Bulldog. Meanwhile, Raven just eliminated Taz and started a brawl with Sandow. 1-2-3 Kid and Charlie Haas assisted Raven in eliminating Sandow, and then taking out Bulldog. Next up was Lodi, who ran in and went after the duo of Kid and Haas. Raven wanted to help Lodi, but before he could even react, Lodi had been dropped out of the ring.
Up next was the last entrant: Umaga. Umaga entered the match and easily eliminated 1-2-3 Kid. He then stood face-to-face with Haas and took him out with a combination of strikes and a colossal lariat. The last man standing with Umaga was Raven, who went after him with a chair that Lodi had brought in earlier. After multiple chair shots to the back, Raven hoped it would be easy to push him out of the ring, but Umaga had other plans. He choked Raven and then grabbed him and hoisted him up above his head. He then slammed him into the mat with a powerslam. Umaga picked him up with a military press and tossed Raven out.
"The winner of the Revival Royale, and the new GWS Global Champion, UMAGA!"
Umaga's manager, Jimmy Hart ran into the ring and celebrated with his savage client and gave him the championship.
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GWS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP: RYAN "RYBACK" REEVES VS. ? ? ?
A video package showed up on the broadcast. It was footage of Ryan "Ryback" Reeves in an MMA cage sparring with a trainer and other competitors. It then showed him with his arm raised in victory three times at MMA PPVs, all held by GUARD MMA. The package ended with a picture of Reeves looking at the GWS World Championship.
"Ladies and gentleman this match is scheduled for one fall and is for the GWS World Championship! Introducing first, from Sin City, weighing in at 291 pounds, he is Ryan "Ryback" Reeves!"
Ryback walked to the ring followed by his trainer, Jax Johansson. He wore a cut up shirt and a weight belt. He walked with pride and arrogance, which was acceptable, because he could back it up.
He stood in the ring and waited for his opponent to be announced.
A tombstone appeared on the jumbo tron screen, with a silhouette of a man in trench coat and a large hat. The word "Phenom" appeared on the screen and the resounding gong of a bell shook the arena. The Undertaker walked out from the curtain and slowly made his way to the ring as his iconic music played.
"And his opponent, from Death Valley, weighing in at 310 pounds, THE UNDERTAKER!"
The match started out fast, with both men throwing quick jabs and punches at each other. Eventually, the action picked up and bigger, better power moves began to be used.
As the match went on, things got much more intense. Both men knew they could end the match at any time if they land their finisher just right.
Ryback attacked Undertaker with a huge spinebuster, then set up for Shellshocked. Undertaker reversed the move and hit the Tombstone Piledriver. Ryback somehow managed to kick out and both men winced in pain, slowly making it to their feet. Undertaker was in control again.
The end of the match began when Undertaker went for his signature move, Old School. He grabbed Ryback's arm and made his way to the top turnbuckle. He walked across the rope like a tightrope walker, keeping his balance while holding onto the arm of his opponent. He dove to hit the move, but instead got caught by Ryback and was lifted onto his shoulders. Ryback stomped around the ring before finally hitting Shellshocked.
"1, 2, 3!"
Ding, ding, ding!
"Here is your winner, and new GWS World Champion, Ryan 'Ryback' Reeves!"
Ryback had his arm raised and was awarded the title. He raised it up and pointed at it, then mouthed the words "This will always be mine."
The screen went black, and the program ended with a GWS graphic.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 27, 2016 5:07:54 GMT -5
As said before, good to see you back, mate.
I like your style, can't imagine GWS done any other way and it's great to see some of your actual personality injected into it (your fondness for Raven translating into the poster image for one)
I'll be honest - it's too short for me to truly give you anything constructive about it but it's what you said before in the chat thread, and that's fine - just good to see some activity here besides myself and a scant few others.
I wish you all the best with your fully-fleshed out next efforts.
Cheers!
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