Post by President Mac on Aug 19, 2013 19:37:36 GMT -6
WARNING: This live event contains stunts performed by professionals or under the supervision of professionals and maybe unsuitable for younger viewers. Accordingly EWC and it's producers must insist that no one attempt to recreate or re-enact any stunt or activity performed in this live event.
The Extreme Wrestling Corporation presents
EPISODE 406
Monday Night Brawl is a professional wrestling television program for Extreme Wrestling Corporation (EWC) that currently airs on ESPN, Spike, SkySports, huluPLUS and TSN2 in Canada. The shows name, which is sometimes stylized as MNB, is also used to refer to the Brawl brand, in which EWC employees are assigned to work and perform on that program. The show originally debuted in North America on the CTV & ESPN Network on April 7,1997. It remained there for a number of years until Brawl was moved to SPIKE TV and SYFY. In 2008, the show was moved to Showtime HD, SciFi HD, SkySports and the new TSN2. Since its launch in 1997, Brawl continues to air on Monday nights. Brawl is generally seen as the company's flagship program due to its longer history, higher ratings, and emphasis on pay-per-views. It is the second longest running weekly episodic television show in history
MONDAY NIGHT BRAWL
EPISODE 406
Monday Night Brawl is a professional wrestling television program for Extreme Wrestling Corporation (EWC) that currently airs on ESPN, Spike, SkySports, huluPLUS and TSN2 in Canada. The shows name, which is sometimes stylized as MNB, is also used to refer to the Brawl brand, in which EWC employees are assigned to work and perform on that program. The show originally debuted in North America on the CTV & ESPN Network on April 7,1997. It remained there for a number of years until Brawl was moved to SPIKE TV and SYFY. In 2008, the show was moved to Showtime HD, SciFi HD, SkySports and the new TSN2. Since its launch in 1997, Brawl continues to air on Monday nights. Brawl is generally seen as the company's flagship program due to its longer history, higher ratings, and emphasis on pay-per-views. It is the second longest running weekly episodic television show in history
Live from the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff, Wales
EWC BRAWL
August 19th 2013
Live From Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Commentators: Joe Aiello & Jeremy Piven
Announcer: Jessica Stroup
Head Ref: Earl Hebner
Backstage help: Ace Heart
"We Own It" by 2 Chainz Ft Wiz Khalifa blasts in the Stadium as the show starts off with a video footage detailing historic events over the Monday Night Brawls sixteen year history. Images of previous EWC Champions are shown, starting with the very first Champion Black Ninja, then moving onto Big Mac and Steve Bennett. Sped up footage then shows a special montage of Memphis Reigns, Shadow Man, Hirsh Valentine, Jesse Nunez, Hurricane Jeff, Moses Lake, James Chambers, BDC, Jay Cee, Stray, Gladiator and then The Rev all with the World Championship.
The opening pyros hit and here we go.
The energy in the EWC Stadium is electrifying. Spotlights circle around the arena as the 19,760 fans in the venue are shown in a wide angle shot. The camera then pans out showing a full scale view of the jam packed arena and zooms in on some crazy fans.
A chant begins of
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
The lights in the arena slowly begin to dim as everyone in the arena quickly get's to their feet and begin to make some noise. "Invincible" by OK Go then begins to play over the Sound System as three strobe lights begin to pulse in the entrance way, fog then begins to rise from below the stage in front of the entrance.
The X-Treme Tron lights up counting down from 9 all the way to 1. It seems as though every single person is on there feet counting down the numbers. Once it gets to 0 large letters flash “IT'S SHOWTIME”.
An enormous uproar of cheers now blends out the blasting of "Invincible"! A few moments later Shadow Man walks from behind the wall of Fog onto the stage. He stands their for a few seconds with a smirk on his face and begins to point to the fans who are screaming the loudest.
Shadow then looks towards the camera with a cocky yet confident look on his face as he begins to walk down the ramp and towards the ring. On the way he makes silly faces into the camera. After waving at the fans while walking down the ramp Shadow runs and slides onto the ring apron on one knee and holding onto the middle Rope, Shadow gets to his feet and in a cocky manor steps threw the first and second Ropes.
He then gets into the ring and runs over to the corner and jumps up onto the second turnbuckle. He pats himself on the chest twice and then points to all the screaming fans. Shadow then walks to the middle of the ring and calls for the mic.
Shadow Man: "Fiiiiiinnnnnaaaaallllllyyyy"
The fans in Wales are all on there feet screaming and cheering
Shadow Man: "All this time it took to return to Wales, all this time it took for the EWC to land on European soil, and all these people here are here to see one thing.. and they won't even get to see it".
The fans start to quiet down, a little confused
Shadow Man: "I have mixed emotions right now, you see I've had Jay Cee prance infront of camera after camera calling me out, calling me names, trying to make a mockery of my legacy. I've had President Mac forcibly preventing me from competing until I had medical clearance to return. Then I get over-looked and tossed to the side instead of being added to the Hard-Core Title Match. Then finally I have one of my best friends, BDC telling me I need to change my style.
Do you see what I am up against here Wales?"
Shadow pauses
Shadow Man: "Despite everyone's efforts to stop me from doing my job, I'm still here and I am not going anywhere".
The fans start to cheer again
Shadow Man: "You and I both know.. it's bull shit that I am not in the Hard-Core Title Match".
A chant of
"BULL SHIT"
"BULL SHIT"
"BULL SHIT" erupts
Shadow Man: "So Ashton Daniels, a quality dude.. decides to try and fix this 'over-sight' and puts me in a match I made popular 10 years ago.. King of the Death Match".
A chant of..
"Wadden Sucks"
"Wadden Sucks"
"Wadden Sucks"
Shadow Man: "My point exactly, so Ashton decides to live up to his name and PUNK the wrestling world, by having Shadow Man take out the trash. I've done it twice before, so why not do it again right?".
Fans cheer.
Shadow Man: "Don't forget, the twist here.. is my job is 'on the line' also. I mean, Wadden might have been plotting this moment for years. How could make his mark? Lay down on a few matches, show up drunk, grab some boobs, make his Canadian family disown.. all for this big payoff in facing the REAL Legend Shadow Man in a match to the death.
Lets assume for a moment Wadden has a brain and it was big enough to come up with that plan.. Bro.. you are one taco short of a burrito".
Fans laugh at the insult that makes no sense
Shadow Man: "Not only will I retain my title as KING of the Death Match, not only will make sure Wadden will never be able to wrestle again, but I will take back what is rightfully mine.. the EWC Spotlight!".
The fans erupt once more
Shadow Man: "I am sick and tired of being pushed to the side, being treated like a no-body. When I decided to come back, I told President Mac that I wasn't here for any titles, or to add to my impressive resume. I was here instead to groom the next up and comers. Now though.. after everything that has been said, and everything that has happened.. screw that and screw them.
Shadow Man is here for the fans. Shadow Man is here for the wins. Shadow Man is here for the gold. Shadow Man is BAAAAAAAAAAAACK!".
Every single person is now on there feet screaming and chanting
Shadow Man: "...and to Jay Cee and the rest of the Rumble entrants, I have one word for you... ".
Bangarang by Skrillex cuts off Shadow Man and the crowd erupt as Jay Cee comes out onto the top of the stage. Jay stands on top of the ramp and looks at the crowd taking in the amazing atmosphere. He then looks at Shadow Man and fakes a yawn before making his way down the ramp. Jay takes his time and keeps asking Shadow Man if he can hear the crowd as they chant Jay's name.
He walks up the ringside steps and enters the ring through the second rope and walks over to the opposite turnbuckle where he raises his arms up. After a while Jay gets down and is handed a microphone. He looks at Shadow Man and just smiles.
"Shadow Man, you don't have to look so glum. Have no fear the Elite is here."
The crowd cheer and we hear the fans both cheering for Jay and Shadow Man.
"Cardiff Wales, WELCOME TO THE SHOW!!!!."
The mention of Cardiff makes the crowd goes insane with cheers once again.
"Waa waa waa Shadow. Ten years ago....blah blah blah.....something about gold and the Rumble in the Bronx. Nice but can you now pipe down because someone who wasn't put on the shelf in their first match wants to talk. You see Shadow we are here in Cardiff for a reason. This week is known as title week and if I hear you correctly, you are not involved in a single title match. Actually one of your greatest matches ever is being used as a side show to a main event which involves Joey Orsome."
Half the crowd are cheering for Jay and the other for Shadow.
"The thing is I get to kick your ass next month when we steal the show at Rumble in the Bronx but tonight Shadow for once, tonight is not about you. Tonight is about champions.Tonight I once again reclaim my International Championship a title people seem to think I do not care about. When I came to Brawl in 2007 I beat Joey Orsome for the International title and when I lost it I always knew I wanted it back. Now excluding the HCW Television title I won and retired, the International championship was my first title I won in EWC which means....it means everything. So to the five wannabes who are in my way tonight I have two simple words for you..............
: Woah woah woah. Wait a god damn minute.
Suddenly the whole arena turns and looks at the entrance ramp; including Shadow Man and Jay Cee. It is none other than Joey Orsome walking out from behind the curtain. The crowd boo's furiously. Shadow Man and Jay Cee look on unimpressed.
Joey: I'm sorry. I just couldn't stand around back stage and listen to you two dribble on any more about your un-important bullshit.
The crowd again drowns the arena out with boo's. Shadow Man and Jay Cee both turn and face Joey with their arms folded.
Joey: You see the thing is, you two come out here and suck on the crowds nuts just to feed your already over sized ego's and it is physically painful to watch and listen to. I don't care about these people. I don't need these people unlike you two has-beens. This brings me to the main reason why I had to cut short this awful parody. Why do you both feel the need to come into the middle of the ring and talk nothing but garbage about your mediocre matches?
The two men look on perplexed as Joey begins to make his way down the ramp towards the ring.
Joey: Shadow Man. Jay. Let me elaborate. Firstly I'll come to you Shadow Man. You came out here on the return show of Monday Night Brawl and stole all the spot light. It was a great PR exercise by President Mac I will admit because it created nothing but hype for the return. Great for business. But Shadow Man, I ask this... What have you done since your return even worth any merit apart from face some chump-ass nobody? Then you come out here on your usual high horse expecting the world to bow at your feet all because you have a match against... wait what's his name again sorry? Oh yeah that's right... no one has a clue because once again he's another irrelevant speck in this cess-pool of a company. Until you prove yourself again against someone of merit, shut up, take a seat and stop feeding off your past accomplishments.
Joey pauses on the ring apron as the crowd erupts with hatred for Orsome.
ORSOME SUCKS.
ORSOME SUCKS.
ORSOME SUCKS.
Shadow Man looks ready to burst. Joey laughs it off and looks toward Jay Cee.
Joey: Jay Cee don't think I have forgotten you. Once again we see you coming out trying to piss on Shadow Man's fireworks. How many more times are you going to try and use Shadow Man to catapult your dead-end career? Not much of a catapult when he's at the bottom of the pile. You stand there and ignorantly spew bullshit about the International title like it is your own personal trophy. Are you forgetting who made that title what it is!? Don't forget you are looking at the man who had held that title more than anyone in the history of the company. You say it means so much to you when you've barely scratched the surface in it's title history. If anyone deserves to hold that title it is me! Unfortunately for you I have bigger fish to fry because after tonight you will all know me as the Hardcore Champion!
Joey steps inside the ring and squares up with Shadow Man and Jay Cee. The crowd begins to swell with excitement as the three juggernauts stand toe to toe. Suddenly all three of them's attention is turned to the top of the ramp once more.
Heads in the crowd turn as two men in black EWC polos and jeans carefully come down the rampway carrying a covered table on either side. All three men in the ring turn to look at the latest distraction with quizzical or even irritated expressions. They get to the bottom of the ramp with the transmission on the big screen flickers. First there is static and then it cuts to the back of a solid leather back chair. The person in the chair is obscured but the curly mop of hair obviously reveals that it is Bel Biggz.
Bel Biggz: No need for that tonight, boys. The act is canceled.
The two men scurry back up the ramp with the table.
Bel Biggz: It’s canceled because I’ve got something to say. By the way, it would be facetious to believe that resident bore Charlie Feigel inspired this decision. And don’t think after this that riling up sleep aides like Charlie Feigel and Eric Steel will stop.
Just over his shoulder, he is watching the live feed of the show that is switching between the ring and himself. (perhaps creating some portal to hell as we see TVs within TVs)
Bel Biggz: I thought it would be apt to announce that as much as some of you believe, I am not oblivious to what all of this is. I am here for a greater purpose than any of you could ever imagine. I have faced abundant persecution since I have come here. I have been accused of limited mental capacity. I have been indicated of breaking over six years of sobriety. I have been called a liar. And most of all, despite my perseverance, I have been doubted. Let it be known, men …
The crowd who seems to love everyone … well except Joey Orsome … cheers for Bel now. He raises one finger from the arm rest.
Bel Biggz: I will climb any ladder placed before me.
A second finger goes up.
Bel Biggz: I will fight rules or no rules no matter the opponent.
Third.
Bel Biggz: And I will rumble in the Bronx with the best and I may just surprise you.
And they go down.
Bel Biggz: So while in the back management bickers, while the old guard here prattles on puffing out their chests, while new blood topple over each other's bodies to be more cruel than the others, I will be here and I will make my stand. It starts tonight.
The feed cuts as we get ready for the opening match as the seg ends with a shot of Shadow Man, Joey Orsome, and Jay Cee mouthing off here and there showing that nothing will be solved until the bell rings.
Jeremy Piven: Here we are in Wales, at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena!
Joe Aiello: Title week has officially kicked off, Jeremy!
Jessica Stroup: Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to Monday Night Brawl! This match is scheduled for ONE FALL ... Introducing first … weighting in at two hundred and thirteen pounds, from CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA … THE CAPETOWN WEREWOLF … SWIFT ION!!
“Fear Nothing” by Jim Johnston booms throughout the venue, as fans begin to cheer and rise to their feet in anticipation of Swift Ion. As the music settles in, Swift Ion makes his way onto the entranceway and pauses for a moment while scanning the audience. Ion would reel back and howl up in the air to acknowledge the fans cheers, getting an even stronger reaction while camera flashes go off. After the howl, Swift Ion would make his way down the aisle, slapping the hands of fans along the way nodding his head. Upon reaching the ring itself, Ion would quicken his pace and step onto the stairway leading onto the apron, quickly reaching the nearest turnbuckle from the outside and climbing onto the second rope. Giving the arena one more gaze, he would take a moment before releasing another fierce howl into the air towards the fans, with more camera flashes emerging from the venue. Tons of howls from the fans themselves could be heard, responding to Ion’s second howl of the night as claps were heard from ringside fans. Stepping over the turnbuckle and dropping inside the ring, Ion would pace back and forth inside the ring patiently.
Jeremy Piven: ... and on his way to the ring is Swift Ion!
Joe Aiello: The Capetown Werewolf is here in Wales looking for a victory on Monday Night Brawl!
Jessica Stroup: His opponent … weighting in at one hundred and ninety two pounds, from SAN DIEGO, CAAAAALIFORNIAAAA … MR. THREE HUNDRED PERCENT … MIKE … CORRAL!!
With a cheer of the crowd, the lights turn white and blue as the opening of "Call Me A Hole" by pomDeter begins to play. As the vocals begin, Mike Corral steps out into the bright lights, soaking in the cheers from the audience. Corral would let his vision scan the arena as he began to step out onto the aisle and raises up his right arm to point towards the audience. With a smile on his face, Corral would almost not even acknowledge Swift Ion pacing inside the ring as he made his approach towards the squared circle. Walking through the colorful blue and white strobes of light among the entrance way and aisle, Corral would slap the hands of fans as he walked around the ring slowly, taking his time. Corral would walk all the way around the ring as he approached the stairway leading up onto the apron, taking the steps while reaching up and climbing onto the turnbuckle from the outside. Raising both of his arms up, Mike Corral would tilt his head back and close his eyes while flashes of cameras burst throughout the arena . Among the cheers from the crowd, multiple signs would raise up in hopes of being caught on camera. After a few moments, Corral lowers his arms and looks out into the crowd before hopping off the turnbuckle and inside the ring, making a loud thud onto the mat with his boots. The music would slowly die down, as Corral would give his first look over at Swift Ion, a smirk on his face as the two men made eye contact inside the ring.
Jeremy Piven: The Strong Style Element, Mike Corral! What an athlete!
Joe Aiello: Expect to see some high flying and technical wrestling here, Jeremy! These two should mix well in the ring!
Both Mike Corral and Swift Ion would begin circling the ring, looking to each other as the crowd would cheer, the bell sounding shortly afterwards. Corral would come to a stop as well as Ion, as Corral would look back towards the crowd and give a nod of his head while raising both his arms up and bringing his hands together to clap consecutively to get the crowd pumped up. After a few claps while starting to circle the ring with Ion again, Corral would successfully get the audience to continue clapping as both men came into the center of the ring for a traditional lock up. Swift Ion would quickly have the weight advantage, pushing Corral back into the nearest turnbuckle and shoving him into the pads, while backing off and stepping into the middle of the ring. Ion would release another fierce howl into the air to taunt Corral, as the crowd would reply with a mixture of cheers and howls.
Jeremy Piven: Swift Ion showing he is the bigger of the two, here. The Werewolf is demonstrating his power!
Corral would smirk, and quickly fire out of the corner and come at Ion with a barrage of punches, reeling Ion back into the opposite turnbuckle and quickly becoming the offensive power in the match up. With Swift Ion dazed, Corral would quickly grab onto Ion’s wrist and perform an irish whip into the opposite side turnbuckle, with Swift Ion flying across the mat but quickly reacting by jumping up onto the second set of ropes. With Corral following right behind Ion, Ion would quickly two step onto the top rope and fly backwards into a springboard moonsault, landing smack on top of the standing Corral near the center of the ring.
Joe Aiello: Springboard Moonsault out of nowhere, and this match has quickly picked up the pace!
Jeremy Piven: What agility by the Capetown Werewolf! Corral didn’t see it coming!
The crowd would cheer, as Ion flattened Corral and quickly got up to his feet, looking down upon his fazed opponent. Grabbing onto Corral’s head and forcing him onto his feet, Ion would quickly perform an irish whip and send Corral into the ropes, initiating the offensive. Corral would break his daze and quickly duck an incoming clothesline by Ion, racing across the mat and bouncing off the ropes. Swift Ion would react quick and turn around to the incoming Corral, throwing his right arm back out in another attempt for a clothesline, but missing by a large margin as Corral ducked it once more and continued across the mat, bouncing off the ropes once more to lift off and fly into Ion with a diving forearm to knock the Capetown Werewolf down.
Joe Aiello: Corral using his speed against the also quick Ion here, but I am not sure that can get the job done!
Corral would react quickly and roll on top of Ion, covering his body but failing to hook the leg for the pin.
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Winner: Mike Corral
Joe Aiello: What a great way to kick off this amazing week we have for you, stay with us as Brawl rolls on.
Suddenly the whole arena turns and looks at the entrance ramp; including Shadow Man and Jay Cee. It is none other than Joey Orsome walking out from behind the curtain. The crowd boo's furiously. Shadow Man and Jay Cee look on unimpressed.
Joey: I'm sorry. I just couldn't stand around back stage and listen to you two dribble on any more about your un-important bullshit.
The crowd again drowns the arena out with boo's. Shadow Man and Jay Cee both turn and face Joey with their arms folded.
Joey: You see the thing is, you two come out here and suck on the crowds nuts just to feed your already over sized ego's and it is physically painful to watch and listen to. I don't care about these people. I don't need these people unlike you two has-beens. This brings me to the main reason why I had to cut short this awful parody. Why do you both feel the need to come into the middle of the ring and talk nothing but garbage about your mediocre matches?
The two men look on perplexed as Joey begins to make his way down the ramp towards the ring.
Joey: Shadow Man. Jay. Let me elaborate. Firstly I'll come to you Shadow Man. You came out here on the return show of Monday Night Brawl and stole all the spot light. It was a great PR exercise by President Mac I will admit because it created nothing but hype for the return. Great for business. But Shadow Man, I ask this... What have you done since your return even worth any merit apart from face some chump-ass nobody? Then you come out here on your usual high horse expecting the world to bow at your feet all because you have a match against... wait what's his name again sorry? Oh yeah that's right... no one has a clue because once again he's another irrelevant speck in this cess-pool of a company. Until you prove yourself again against someone of merit, shut up, take a seat and stop feeding off your past accomplishments.
Joey pauses on the ring apron as the crowd erupts with hatred for Orsome.
ORSOME SUCKS.
ORSOME SUCKS.
ORSOME SUCKS.
Shadow Man looks ready to burst. Joey laughs it off and looks toward Jay Cee.
Joey: Jay Cee don't think I have forgotten you. Once again we see you coming out trying to piss on Shadow Man's fireworks. How many more times are you going to try and use Shadow Man to catapult your dead-end career? Not much of a catapult when he's at the bottom of the pile. You stand there and ignorantly spew bullshit about the International title like it is your own personal trophy. Are you forgetting who made that title what it is!? Don't forget you are looking at the man who had held that title more than anyone in the history of the company. You say it means so much to you when you've barely scratched the surface in it's title history. If anyone deserves to hold that title it is me! Unfortunately for you I have bigger fish to fry because after tonight you will all know me as the Hardcore Champion!
Joey steps inside the ring and squares up with Shadow Man and Jay Cee. The crowd begins to swell with excitement as the three juggernauts stand toe to toe. Suddenly all three of them's attention is turned to the top of the ramp once more.
Heads in the crowd turn as two men in black EWC polos and jeans carefully come down the rampway carrying a covered table on either side. All three men in the ring turn to look at the latest distraction with quizzical or even irritated expressions. They get to the bottom of the ramp with the transmission on the big screen flickers. First there is static and then it cuts to the back of a solid leather back chair. The person in the chair is obscured but the curly mop of hair obviously reveals that it is Bel Biggz.
Bel Biggz: No need for that tonight, boys. The act is canceled.
The two men scurry back up the ramp with the table.
Bel Biggz: It’s canceled because I’ve got something to say. By the way, it would be facetious to believe that resident bore Charlie Feigel inspired this decision. And don’t think after this that riling up sleep aides like Charlie Feigel and Eric Steel will stop.
Just over his shoulder, he is watching the live feed of the show that is switching between the ring and himself. (perhaps creating some portal to hell as we see TVs within TVs)
Bel Biggz: I thought it would be apt to announce that as much as some of you believe, I am not oblivious to what all of this is. I am here for a greater purpose than any of you could ever imagine. I have faced abundant persecution since I have come here. I have been accused of limited mental capacity. I have been indicated of breaking over six years of sobriety. I have been called a liar. And most of all, despite my perseverance, I have been doubted. Let it be known, men …
The crowd who seems to love everyone … well except Joey Orsome … cheers for Bel now. He raises one finger from the arm rest.
Bel Biggz: I will climb any ladder placed before me.
A second finger goes up.
Bel Biggz: I will fight rules or no rules no matter the opponent.
Third.
Bel Biggz: And I will rumble in the Bronx with the best and I may just surprise you.
And they go down.
Bel Biggz: So while in the back management bickers, while the old guard here prattles on puffing out their chests, while new blood topple over each other's bodies to be more cruel than the others, I will be here and I will make my stand. It starts tonight.
The feed cuts as we get ready for the opening match as the seg ends with a shot of Shadow Man, Joey Orsome, and Jay Cee mouthing off here and there showing that nothing will be solved until the bell rings.
SHOW OPENER
Jeremy Piven: Here we are in Wales, at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena!
Joe Aiello: Title week has officially kicked off, Jeremy!
Jessica Stroup: Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to Monday Night Brawl! This match is scheduled for ONE FALL ... Introducing first … weighting in at two hundred and thirteen pounds, from CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA … THE CAPETOWN WEREWOLF … SWIFT ION!!
“Fear Nothing” by Jim Johnston booms throughout the venue, as fans begin to cheer and rise to their feet in anticipation of Swift Ion. As the music settles in, Swift Ion makes his way onto the entranceway and pauses for a moment while scanning the audience. Ion would reel back and howl up in the air to acknowledge the fans cheers, getting an even stronger reaction while camera flashes go off. After the howl, Swift Ion would make his way down the aisle, slapping the hands of fans along the way nodding his head. Upon reaching the ring itself, Ion would quicken his pace and step onto the stairway leading onto the apron, quickly reaching the nearest turnbuckle from the outside and climbing onto the second rope. Giving the arena one more gaze, he would take a moment before releasing another fierce howl into the air towards the fans, with more camera flashes emerging from the venue. Tons of howls from the fans themselves could be heard, responding to Ion’s second howl of the night as claps were heard from ringside fans. Stepping over the turnbuckle and dropping inside the ring, Ion would pace back and forth inside the ring patiently.
Jeremy Piven: ... and on his way to the ring is Swift Ion!
Joe Aiello: The Capetown Werewolf is here in Wales looking for a victory on Monday Night Brawl!
Jessica Stroup: His opponent … weighting in at one hundred and ninety two pounds, from SAN DIEGO, CAAAAALIFORNIAAAA … MR. THREE HUNDRED PERCENT … MIKE … CORRAL!!
With a cheer of the crowd, the lights turn white and blue as the opening of "Call Me A Hole" by pomDeter begins to play. As the vocals begin, Mike Corral steps out into the bright lights, soaking in the cheers from the audience. Corral would let his vision scan the arena as he began to step out onto the aisle and raises up his right arm to point towards the audience. With a smile on his face, Corral would almost not even acknowledge Swift Ion pacing inside the ring as he made his approach towards the squared circle. Walking through the colorful blue and white strobes of light among the entrance way and aisle, Corral would slap the hands of fans as he walked around the ring slowly, taking his time. Corral would walk all the way around the ring as he approached the stairway leading up onto the apron, taking the steps while reaching up and climbing onto the turnbuckle from the outside. Raising both of his arms up, Mike Corral would tilt his head back and close his eyes while flashes of cameras burst throughout the arena . Among the cheers from the crowd, multiple signs would raise up in hopes of being caught on camera. After a few moments, Corral lowers his arms and looks out into the crowd before hopping off the turnbuckle and inside the ring, making a loud thud onto the mat with his boots. The music would slowly die down, as Corral would give his first look over at Swift Ion, a smirk on his face as the two men made eye contact inside the ring.
Jeremy Piven: The Strong Style Element, Mike Corral! What an athlete!
Joe Aiello: Expect to see some high flying and technical wrestling here, Jeremy! These two should mix well in the ring!
Both Mike Corral and Swift Ion would begin circling the ring, looking to each other as the crowd would cheer, the bell sounding shortly afterwards. Corral would come to a stop as well as Ion, as Corral would look back towards the crowd and give a nod of his head while raising both his arms up and bringing his hands together to clap consecutively to get the crowd pumped up. After a few claps while starting to circle the ring with Ion again, Corral would successfully get the audience to continue clapping as both men came into the center of the ring for a traditional lock up. Swift Ion would quickly have the weight advantage, pushing Corral back into the nearest turnbuckle and shoving him into the pads, while backing off and stepping into the middle of the ring. Ion would release another fierce howl into the air to taunt Corral, as the crowd would reply with a mixture of cheers and howls.
Jeremy Piven: Swift Ion showing he is the bigger of the two, here. The Werewolf is demonstrating his power!
Corral would smirk, and quickly fire out of the corner and come at Ion with a barrage of punches, reeling Ion back into the opposite turnbuckle and quickly becoming the offensive power in the match up. With Swift Ion dazed, Corral would quickly grab onto Ion’s wrist and perform an irish whip into the opposite side turnbuckle, with Swift Ion flying across the mat but quickly reacting by jumping up onto the second set of ropes. With Corral following right behind Ion, Ion would quickly two step onto the top rope and fly backwards into a springboard moonsault, landing smack on top of the standing Corral near the center of the ring.
Joe Aiello: Springboard Moonsault out of nowhere, and this match has quickly picked up the pace!
Jeremy Piven: What agility by the Capetown Werewolf! Corral didn’t see it coming!
The crowd would cheer, as Ion flattened Corral and quickly got up to his feet, looking down upon his fazed opponent. Grabbing onto Corral’s head and forcing him onto his feet, Ion would quickly perform an irish whip and send Corral into the ropes, initiating the offensive. Corral would break his daze and quickly duck an incoming clothesline by Ion, racing across the mat and bouncing off the ropes. Swift Ion would react quick and turn around to the incoming Corral, throwing his right arm back out in another attempt for a clothesline, but missing by a large margin as Corral ducked it once more and continued across the mat, bouncing off the ropes once more to lift off and fly into Ion with a diving forearm to knock the Capetown Werewolf down.
Joe Aiello: Corral using his speed against the also quick Ion here, but I am not sure that can get the job done!
Corral would react quickly and roll on top of Ion, covering his body but failing to hook the leg for the pin.
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Jeremy Piven: Corral going for the early pin! Swift Ion gets the shoulder up in time!
Swift Ion would quickly throw his shoulder up and break the count, as Corral quickly rose to his feet and put down a few stomps onto the body of Ion. Weakening his opponent as he reached down afterwards to bring Ion to his feet, quickly backing the man into the nearest turnbuckle. Mike Corral would throw an open palm strike straight at Swift Ion, as the crowd let forth a ‘WOOOOO’ in reaction to the loud noise the blow created. Swift Ion would cringe in pain as he jolted back into the turnbuckle from the strike. Corral would follow up with a knife edge chop, landing straight into the bare chest of Swift Ion as the smack generated another loud noise, producing yet another ‘WOOOOO’ from the audience, followed by a round of howls from random fans.
Jeremy Piven: What punishment from Corral! He is on the brutal offensive!
Joe Aiello: Ion is taking some real damage here, he needs to get out of the corner!
Corral would give a quick smirk to the crowd as he backed off Swift Ion, nodding his head and wasting time. Swift Ion would quickly reach out and grab onto Corral, switching positions as he tossed the man in the corner and began a barrage of punches, knocking Corral back into the turnbuckle with tremendous force. The crowd would cheer as a couple camera flashes go off, while Corral slowly started to sink in the turnbuckle. Ion would lean back and give another fierce howl into the air as the crowd responded with a large amount of cheers, followed by howls spread out through the arena. Lifting Corral up and onto the top turnbuckle, Ion would quickly mount the ropes and step in front of Corral, setting up a high risk move.
Joe Aiello: Ion looking to put Corral away with a big move here.
Jeremy Piven: Looks like a superplex maybe?
Without hesitation, Ion would jump forth and put both his legs around the head of Corral, flipping back with his body and launching Corral into the mat with a hard thud, performing the hurricanrana from the top rope. Ion would quickly get to his feet as Corral laid in a daze from the impact. Swift Ion would run at the ropes, leaping up and making contact with the second set, quickly bouncing off and turning his body in mid-air for a full 180, landing a devastating leg drop into the chest of Mike Corral. Upon impact, Ion would cover the body of Corral for the count.
Jeremy Piven: Springboard Legdrop performed to perfection by Ion!
Joe Aiello: He’s going for the pinfall here, Jeremy!
Swift Ion would quickly throw his shoulder up and break the count, as Corral quickly rose to his feet and put down a few stomps onto the body of Ion. Weakening his opponent as he reached down afterwards to bring Ion to his feet, quickly backing the man into the nearest turnbuckle. Mike Corral would throw an open palm strike straight at Swift Ion, as the crowd let forth a ‘WOOOOO’ in reaction to the loud noise the blow created. Swift Ion would cringe in pain as he jolted back into the turnbuckle from the strike. Corral would follow up with a knife edge chop, landing straight into the bare chest of Swift Ion as the smack generated another loud noise, producing yet another ‘WOOOOO’ from the audience, followed by a round of howls from random fans.
Jeremy Piven: What punishment from Corral! He is on the brutal offensive!
Joe Aiello: Ion is taking some real damage here, he needs to get out of the corner!
Corral would give a quick smirk to the crowd as he backed off Swift Ion, nodding his head and wasting time. Swift Ion would quickly reach out and grab onto Corral, switching positions as he tossed the man in the corner and began a barrage of punches, knocking Corral back into the turnbuckle with tremendous force. The crowd would cheer as a couple camera flashes go off, while Corral slowly started to sink in the turnbuckle. Ion would lean back and give another fierce howl into the air as the crowd responded with a large amount of cheers, followed by howls spread out through the arena. Lifting Corral up and onto the top turnbuckle, Ion would quickly mount the ropes and step in front of Corral, setting up a high risk move.
Joe Aiello: Ion looking to put Corral away with a big move here.
Jeremy Piven: Looks like a superplex maybe?
Without hesitation, Ion would jump forth and put both his legs around the head of Corral, flipping back with his body and launching Corral into the mat with a hard thud, performing the hurricanrana from the top rope. Ion would quickly get to his feet as Corral laid in a daze from the impact. Swift Ion would run at the ropes, leaping up and making contact with the second set, quickly bouncing off and turning his body in mid-air for a full 180, landing a devastating leg drop into the chest of Mike Corral. Upon impact, Ion would cover the body of Corral for the count.
Jeremy Piven: Springboard Legdrop performed to perfection by Ion!
Joe Aiello: He’s going for the pinfall here, Jeremy!
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Corral would raise up his legs and kick out, sending Swift Ion off his body as he rolled to his side.
Joe Aiello: So close! Mike Corral breaks the count!
Jeremy Piven: Corral getting to his feet, he doesn’t seem too affected by that high flying offense by Swift Ion.
Corral would quickly land another open palm strike, knocking Ion back a few steps as both men reached their feet. Ion would trade blows with Corral in the ring before throwing a large right arm trying to level Corral. With Corral ducking, Ion would turn back around to be greeted by a jumping corkscrew kick that lands straight on his nose, sending him into the mat with a loud thud. Corral would rise to his feet and take advantage of the momentum, grabbing onto Ion’s head and dragging him to his feet, quickly hooking up Swift Ion and dropping him into the mat with a dragon suplex, laying Ion out as the crowd cheers.
Jeremy Piven: Dragon suplex by Mike Corral, landing some offense on The Capetown Werewolf.
Joe Aiello: That kick was devastating!
Corral would quickly mount Swift Ion on the ground, throwing vicious elbows into the side of Ion’s head, as the referee counted down for Corral to release his assault on The Werewolf. Almost being pulled off, Corral would walk across the mat and gaze into the crowd, raising both his arms in the air while closing his eyes. With Ion getting to his feet, Corral would feel the grasp of Swift Ion as he locked him in, dropping Corral down into the mat with a Russian leg sweep, producing yet another loud thud from the mat. Ion would quickly regain himself and get to his feet after his successful move, quickly running at the ropes and jumping into them, producing yet another springboard moonsault into the air. Corral would roll to his side as Ion smacked against the mat with a thud and the crowd reacted with ‘OOOOOH!’.
Jeremy Piven: Ion took a chance right there!
Joe Aiello: He was definitely looking for that springboard moonsault but didn’t find his target.
Ion would grab his midsection, slowly getting to his feet as Corral quickly bounced off the ropes and leaped into the air, connected with a single leg dropkick that would knock Ion into the nearby ropes, and through the middle rope, landing on the outside of the ring and onto the mat. Ion would scramble to his feet, as Corral would spring forth, bouncing off the ring ropes and taking flight over the ring’s ropes, pivoting his body to the side as he landed a diving cross body onto the outside of the ring, hitting Swift Ion and taking them both down in the process. The crowd would respond with a round of cheers as Corral would take flight.
Joe Aiello: Here comes Mike Corral, looking for a high risk move here to the outside!
Jeremy Piven: Ion not expecting the speed and agility of Corral as he flies over the top rope with a cross body! What hang time!
Joe Aiello: The referee has begun his countdown, they need to bring this back in the ring.
As the ref would begin his count, Corral and Ion would both regain their posture and get back to their feet. Corral would quickly meet Ion with an open palm strike into his chest, following it was yet another open palm strike that would knock Ion back against the apron of the ring. Attempting to regain the offensive, Ion would land a quick boot to the gut of Mike Corral, stopping him in his tracks. With a quick grab of the wrist, Ion would perform an irish whip in the direction of the steel stairs on the outside of the ring. Corral would react quickly, leaping onto the stairs but pivoting off them with a springboard, turning his body with a kick that would aim for the head of Swift Ion.
Jeremy Piven: Mike Corral heading into the steel stairs! He counters coming off with a high kick!
Swift Ion would quickly side step the kick and grapple onto the backside of Corral, dropping him into the mat with a Russian leg sweep that would emit a low thud from the outside mat, initiating another ‘OOOOH’ from the crowd as he brought Corral to his back. Ion would climb to his feet using the apron of the ring, sliding in quickly to break the referee’s count, and get to his feet while looking to the outside of the ring at Corral, who was slowly getting up. Swift Ion would grasp onto the top rope and use them for leverage, as he catapulted his body over the ropes and twisted in mid-air, performing a corkscrew plancha onto the unsuspecting Corral who would collapse upon impact with Ion.
Joe Aiello: Corkscrew Plancha to the outside! Oh my!
Jeremy Piven: Ion showing his agility there, what a move! Ion not holding back tonight!
Upon getting to his feet, Ion would grab a hold of Corral and get him to his feet, forcing him under the bottom rope inside the ring. Climbing onto the apron, Ion would grab a hold of the top rope once more, standing in anticipation for Corral as he scrambled to his feet slowly, while turning around to face Ion. Swift Ion would quickly use the leverage of the ropes once more, flipping is body right over Corral while grappling onto him around the waist side, performing a sunset flip. Upon making contact with the mat with his boots, Ion would lift up Corral briefly onto his shoulders and slam the man down into the mat with a swift powerbomb that flowed from the sunset flip, remaining in the position to hold the pinfall.
Jeremy Piven: The Capetown Werewolf is using his momentum and going for the win!
Joe Aiello: Sunset flip powerbomb for the cover.
Joe Aiello: So close! Mike Corral breaks the count!
Jeremy Piven: Corral getting to his feet, he doesn’t seem too affected by that high flying offense by Swift Ion.
Corral would quickly land another open palm strike, knocking Ion back a few steps as both men reached their feet. Ion would trade blows with Corral in the ring before throwing a large right arm trying to level Corral. With Corral ducking, Ion would turn back around to be greeted by a jumping corkscrew kick that lands straight on his nose, sending him into the mat with a loud thud. Corral would rise to his feet and take advantage of the momentum, grabbing onto Ion’s head and dragging him to his feet, quickly hooking up Swift Ion and dropping him into the mat with a dragon suplex, laying Ion out as the crowd cheers.
Jeremy Piven: Dragon suplex by Mike Corral, landing some offense on The Capetown Werewolf.
Joe Aiello: That kick was devastating!
Corral would quickly mount Swift Ion on the ground, throwing vicious elbows into the side of Ion’s head, as the referee counted down for Corral to release his assault on The Werewolf. Almost being pulled off, Corral would walk across the mat and gaze into the crowd, raising both his arms in the air while closing his eyes. With Ion getting to his feet, Corral would feel the grasp of Swift Ion as he locked him in, dropping Corral down into the mat with a Russian leg sweep, producing yet another loud thud from the mat. Ion would quickly regain himself and get to his feet after his successful move, quickly running at the ropes and jumping into them, producing yet another springboard moonsault into the air. Corral would roll to his side as Ion smacked against the mat with a thud and the crowd reacted with ‘OOOOOH!’.
Jeremy Piven: Ion took a chance right there!
Joe Aiello: He was definitely looking for that springboard moonsault but didn’t find his target.
Ion would grab his midsection, slowly getting to his feet as Corral quickly bounced off the ropes and leaped into the air, connected with a single leg dropkick that would knock Ion into the nearby ropes, and through the middle rope, landing on the outside of the ring and onto the mat. Ion would scramble to his feet, as Corral would spring forth, bouncing off the ring ropes and taking flight over the ring’s ropes, pivoting his body to the side as he landed a diving cross body onto the outside of the ring, hitting Swift Ion and taking them both down in the process. The crowd would respond with a round of cheers as Corral would take flight.
Joe Aiello: Here comes Mike Corral, looking for a high risk move here to the outside!
Jeremy Piven: Ion not expecting the speed and agility of Corral as he flies over the top rope with a cross body! What hang time!
Joe Aiello: The referee has begun his countdown, they need to bring this back in the ring.
As the ref would begin his count, Corral and Ion would both regain their posture and get back to their feet. Corral would quickly meet Ion with an open palm strike into his chest, following it was yet another open palm strike that would knock Ion back against the apron of the ring. Attempting to regain the offensive, Ion would land a quick boot to the gut of Mike Corral, stopping him in his tracks. With a quick grab of the wrist, Ion would perform an irish whip in the direction of the steel stairs on the outside of the ring. Corral would react quickly, leaping onto the stairs but pivoting off them with a springboard, turning his body with a kick that would aim for the head of Swift Ion.
Jeremy Piven: Mike Corral heading into the steel stairs! He counters coming off with a high kick!
Swift Ion would quickly side step the kick and grapple onto the backside of Corral, dropping him into the mat with a Russian leg sweep that would emit a low thud from the outside mat, initiating another ‘OOOOH’ from the crowd as he brought Corral to his back. Ion would climb to his feet using the apron of the ring, sliding in quickly to break the referee’s count, and get to his feet while looking to the outside of the ring at Corral, who was slowly getting up. Swift Ion would grasp onto the top rope and use them for leverage, as he catapulted his body over the ropes and twisted in mid-air, performing a corkscrew plancha onto the unsuspecting Corral who would collapse upon impact with Ion.
Joe Aiello: Corkscrew Plancha to the outside! Oh my!
Jeremy Piven: Ion showing his agility there, what a move! Ion not holding back tonight!
Upon getting to his feet, Ion would grab a hold of Corral and get him to his feet, forcing him under the bottom rope inside the ring. Climbing onto the apron, Ion would grab a hold of the top rope once more, standing in anticipation for Corral as he scrambled to his feet slowly, while turning around to face Ion. Swift Ion would quickly use the leverage of the ropes once more, flipping is body right over Corral while grappling onto him around the waist side, performing a sunset flip. Upon making contact with the mat with his boots, Ion would lift up Corral briefly onto his shoulders and slam the man down into the mat with a swift powerbomb that flowed from the sunset flip, remaining in the position to hold the pinfall.
Jeremy Piven: The Capetown Werewolf is using his momentum and going for the win!
Joe Aiello: Sunset flip powerbomb for the cover.
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Joe Aiello: Mike Corral gets the shoulder up!
Jeremy Piven: That was a close one, Joe! Corral isn't going down easy!
Upon breaking the pinfall, Ion would look in dismay as he rolled to his side, remaining on the mat with heavy breaths. Corral would roll to the opposite direction and grab ahold of the bottom rope of the ring, attempting to pull himself to his feet as Ion came to and approached Corral. Ion would perform another irish whip on Corral, sending the man into the opposite side ropes of the ring to gain more momentum. Corral would fire off the ropes of the ring and duck the incoming clothesline by Ion, coming to a brief halt right behind Ion, looking back slightly in anticipation. Swift Ion would turn around to be met with a strong Pele Kick that landed square on his nose from Corral, knocking him to the mat and producing cheers from the crowd.
Jeremy Piven: What a strike! Mike Corral has to turn this around or it could get ugly.
Joe Aiello: Corral showing that he can definitely take the pain as well as dish it out, Ion dropped like a sack of potatoes!
Corral would waste zero time, quickly dropping down to hook the leg of Swift Ion for the cover.
Jeremy Piven: He’s got to have Ion here!
Jeremy Piven: That was a close one, Joe! Corral isn't going down easy!
Upon breaking the pinfall, Ion would look in dismay as he rolled to his side, remaining on the mat with heavy breaths. Corral would roll to the opposite direction and grab ahold of the bottom rope of the ring, attempting to pull himself to his feet as Ion came to and approached Corral. Ion would perform another irish whip on Corral, sending the man into the opposite side ropes of the ring to gain more momentum. Corral would fire off the ropes of the ring and duck the incoming clothesline by Ion, coming to a brief halt right behind Ion, looking back slightly in anticipation. Swift Ion would turn around to be met with a strong Pele Kick that landed square on his nose from Corral, knocking him to the mat and producing cheers from the crowd.
Jeremy Piven: What a strike! Mike Corral has to turn this around or it could get ugly.
Joe Aiello: Corral showing that he can definitely take the pain as well as dish it out, Ion dropped like a sack of potatoes!
Corral would waste zero time, quickly dropping down to hook the leg of Swift Ion for the cover.
Jeremy Piven: He’s got to have Ion here!
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Joe Aiello: Ion gets the shoulders up! Oh my god!
Jeremy Piven: The Werewolf is still alive!
Slamming his hands down into the mat with frustration, Corral would rise up to his feet and look out to the crowd while letting his attention fade from Swift Ion for a moment. Ion would recover and get to his feet, only to be met by a double open palm strike to the chest, knocking him back a couple steps. Corral would continue the barrage, following up quickly with one more swift open palm strike, putting the back of Ion into the ropes. Throwing a boot to the gut of Ion to lower his head, Corral would tuck his own head down and grapple onto Ion, quickly snapping back a suplex that would land the body of Ion in the middle of the ring with a generous thud. Rolling to his side, Corral would grab onto the head of Ion and pull him to his feet, locking up another grapple onto the Capetown Werewolf, bringing the man into the mat with a tiger suplex that would generate more cheers from the crowd.
Joe Aiello: Mike Corral showing some technical wrestling here.
Jeremy Piven: Despite the slight weight advantage of Ion, Corral is putting him into the mat with ease.
Corral would follow up closely with his suplex, grappling a hold of Ion’s head and forcing in a tight headlock, slowly rising to his feet with Ion who cringed in pain from the hold. Ion would quickly position himself to send Corral into the ropes, with Corral bouncing off to be met with a quick kick from Ion aimed for the gut of Corral. Corral catches the kick, coming to a halt right in front of Swift Ion, as the two men look at each other for a spit second. Ion would quickly generate the force to turn his body and throw his free leg over, aiming for a Enzuigiri that would miss the head of Mike Corral. The ducking Corral would hold onto his ankle, as Swift Ion landed gracefully on his free foot, balancing out a bit before pumping out his leg and back kicking Mike Corral in the gut. With a solid impact, Corral would stumble back and hit the ropes, while Ion was turning around to face him. Corral would quickly jolt forward and grapple onto Swift Ion from the front side, position his body to Ion’s immediate right as both men shot down to the mat with a reverse STO that had a solid thud into the mat. Upon impact, Corral would waste little time as he lifted up his lower body to wrap the Koji Clutch onto Swift Ion, who began to reel in pain and fray his arms around wildly.
Jeremy Piven: Corral dropped Ion with that Reverse STO and locked in the Koji Clutch! This could be over!
Joe Aiello: The Werewolf is in tremendous pain! He’s got a chance though, he is near the ropes!
The referee would slide down near the two men as he awaited Swift Ion to tap, while the Werewolf desperately tried to scramble and reach the nearby ropes. Corral would use all his strength with the clutch, trying to end the match at that very second. Swift Ion would begin to almost lift up off the mat while still in the Koji Clutch, with a few howls being heard from the crowd who began to cheer as he neared the ropes, reaching out as his fingertips graced the bottom rope. Ion’s hand would grasp a hold of the bottom rope as soon as he was in proximity, with Corral releasing the clutch and roll off to the side with a few heavy breaths. Ion would lay on the mat attempting to regain his composure, while Corral began to make his way back over to Ion, laying a few boots to his chest as he shoved him closer inside the ring with his foot towards the end of his ground assault. Corral would quickly turn his back and head towards the turnbuckle, slipping through the middle ropes to the apron and climbing it quickly, while looking up at the downed Ion.
Joe Aiello: Corral going up top!!
Jeremy Piven: He is taking to the air to put the Capetown Werewolf away!
Corral would extend his posture all the way up as he stood up on the top rope, balancing himself gracefully. With a quick jump, springing from the top rope, flashes from cameras would emerge throughout the arena, Corral would do a complete front flip, 450 splashing into the air as he came down on the empty mat, while Swift Ion rolled away at the very last second to escape his very own trademark move. Corral would smack against the mat and hold his gut in pain, rolling over onto his back as Swift Ion scrambled to get to his feet using the ropes.
Joe Aiello: ... and Swift Ion rolls out of the way at the last second!
Jeremy Piven: That was definitely a 450 splash dedicated to Swift Ion! But it missed its mark!
Jeremy Piven: The Werewolf is still alive!
Slamming his hands down into the mat with frustration, Corral would rise up to his feet and look out to the crowd while letting his attention fade from Swift Ion for a moment. Ion would recover and get to his feet, only to be met by a double open palm strike to the chest, knocking him back a couple steps. Corral would continue the barrage, following up quickly with one more swift open palm strike, putting the back of Ion into the ropes. Throwing a boot to the gut of Ion to lower his head, Corral would tuck his own head down and grapple onto Ion, quickly snapping back a suplex that would land the body of Ion in the middle of the ring with a generous thud. Rolling to his side, Corral would grab onto the head of Ion and pull him to his feet, locking up another grapple onto the Capetown Werewolf, bringing the man into the mat with a tiger suplex that would generate more cheers from the crowd.
Joe Aiello: Mike Corral showing some technical wrestling here.
Jeremy Piven: Despite the slight weight advantage of Ion, Corral is putting him into the mat with ease.
Corral would follow up closely with his suplex, grappling a hold of Ion’s head and forcing in a tight headlock, slowly rising to his feet with Ion who cringed in pain from the hold. Ion would quickly position himself to send Corral into the ropes, with Corral bouncing off to be met with a quick kick from Ion aimed for the gut of Corral. Corral catches the kick, coming to a halt right in front of Swift Ion, as the two men look at each other for a spit second. Ion would quickly generate the force to turn his body and throw his free leg over, aiming for a Enzuigiri that would miss the head of Mike Corral. The ducking Corral would hold onto his ankle, as Swift Ion landed gracefully on his free foot, balancing out a bit before pumping out his leg and back kicking Mike Corral in the gut. With a solid impact, Corral would stumble back and hit the ropes, while Ion was turning around to face him. Corral would quickly jolt forward and grapple onto Swift Ion from the front side, position his body to Ion’s immediate right as both men shot down to the mat with a reverse STO that had a solid thud into the mat. Upon impact, Corral would waste little time as he lifted up his lower body to wrap the Koji Clutch onto Swift Ion, who began to reel in pain and fray his arms around wildly.
Jeremy Piven: Corral dropped Ion with that Reverse STO and locked in the Koji Clutch! This could be over!
Joe Aiello: The Werewolf is in tremendous pain! He’s got a chance though, he is near the ropes!
The referee would slide down near the two men as he awaited Swift Ion to tap, while the Werewolf desperately tried to scramble and reach the nearby ropes. Corral would use all his strength with the clutch, trying to end the match at that very second. Swift Ion would begin to almost lift up off the mat while still in the Koji Clutch, with a few howls being heard from the crowd who began to cheer as he neared the ropes, reaching out as his fingertips graced the bottom rope. Ion’s hand would grasp a hold of the bottom rope as soon as he was in proximity, with Corral releasing the clutch and roll off to the side with a few heavy breaths. Ion would lay on the mat attempting to regain his composure, while Corral began to make his way back over to Ion, laying a few boots to his chest as he shoved him closer inside the ring with his foot towards the end of his ground assault. Corral would quickly turn his back and head towards the turnbuckle, slipping through the middle ropes to the apron and climbing it quickly, while looking up at the downed Ion.
Joe Aiello: Corral going up top!!
Jeremy Piven: He is taking to the air to put the Capetown Werewolf away!
Corral would extend his posture all the way up as he stood up on the top rope, balancing himself gracefully. With a quick jump, springing from the top rope, flashes from cameras would emerge throughout the arena, Corral would do a complete front flip, 450 splashing into the air as he came down on the empty mat, while Swift Ion rolled away at the very last second to escape his very own trademark move. Corral would smack against the mat and hold his gut in pain, rolling over onto his back as Swift Ion scrambled to get to his feet using the ropes.
Joe Aiello: ... and Swift Ion rolls out of the way at the last second!
Jeremy Piven: That was definitely a 450 splash dedicated to Swift Ion! But it missed its mark!
Swift Ion would look around the arena slowly, as he quickly made his way over to the same turnbuckle that Corral had launched himself off of. Ion would slip through the middle ropes and climb onto the pads, making his way up to the middle rope before pausing, letting a fierce howl boom throughout the arena as he signaled to the crowd. Howls would emit back at him as the fans responded, while he ascended to the top rope, balancing himself by holding onto the two top ropes while he bent down with his knees. Mike Corral had initially recovered, as he quickly got to his feet while clutching his gut. Corral would dive against the ropes out of desperation, immediately knocking Swift Ion crotch first into the top rope as the crowd responded with yet another ‘OOOOH!’. Swift Ion would attempt to regain the offensive, as Corral backed off and fell against the neighbor turnbuckle, attempting to regain composure. Ion would get off the top rope as he clutched his groin, writhing in pain and being bent over slightly. Mike Corral would take off from the corner with amazing velocity, lifting up a knee and connecting it into Swift Ion’s face, executing Death is Welcome and subsequently knocking Ion out as he collapsed into the mat. Corral would run through with the attack, as he spun around quickly and dove onto the body of Swift Ion, hooking the leg for the pinfall.
Jeremy Piven: THIS IS OVER! Death is Welcome by Mike Corral!
Joe Aiello: He hooks the leg!
Jeremy Piven: THIS IS OVER! Death is Welcome by Mike Corral!
Joe Aiello: He hooks the leg!
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The bell would sound as Mike Corral would roll off the body of Swift Ion, getting to his feet and having his hand raised. “Call me A Hole” my domPeter would blare throughout the arena while Corral began to exit the ring.
Jessica Stroup: Here is your winner by pinfall … The Strong Style Element … MIKE … CORRAL!
Jeremy Piven: Mike Corral puts Swift Ion away with Death is Welcome!
Joe Aiello: What a match!
Jessica Stroup: Here is your winner by pinfall … The Strong Style Element … MIKE … CORRAL!
Jeremy Piven: Mike Corral puts Swift Ion away with Death is Welcome!
Joe Aiello: What a match!
Winner: Mike Corral
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