MNB #417 - VANCOUVER

[President Mac]

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

MONDAY NIGHT BRAWL

EPISODE 417



^{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 EWC STADIUM in Vancouver, BC

EWC BRAWL
March 9th 2015
Live From the EWC Stadium in Vancouver, BC
Commentators: Joe Aiello & Jeremy Piven
Announcer: Jessica Stroup
Head Ref: Earl Hebner
Backstage help: Ace Heart

"Follow" by Breaking Benjamin blasts in the Stadium.

The show starts off with video footage detailing historic events over Monday Night Brawls Eighteen year history. From episode 001 all the way down to last weeks episode 416.

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 video continues to go on and shows President Mac, Xplode, Jon Goldberg, Michael Saint and BDC all in Staff roles.

There is a pause as the video package splits in half, one half dedicated to Memphis Reigns & the other half dedicated to MadDawg with the final wording ..




"In Loving Memory ... We will never forget"




The opening pyros hit and here we go.

The energy in the EWC Stadium is electrifying.

Spotlights circle around the arena as the 65,000+ 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.

We can see hundreds of signs with "Madi-Friends" written on them, "My Aggression is Ruthless", KingstonStrong", "New Sheriff in Town", "TACO TACO TACO" and a "Newman for Vice President" banner

A chant begins of

MNB

MNB

MNB

MNB

MNB

MNB

MNB

MNB

The fans cheer loudly as the camera feed pans around the arena. As various attendees pump their fists and fight to be noticed, fireworks emit from each corner of the ring! The camera now pans to the announcer’s booth:

Joey Aiello: Hello and welcome to episode Four One Seven of Monday Night Brawl! I am your host, Joey Aiello and beside me is Ari Gold himself.. Jeremy Piven.

Jeremy Piven: Vancouver how the hell are you? It's a pleasure to be here for episode Four-Hundred and Seventeen of Monday Night Brawl. We have Twelve excellent matches lined up for the fans here tonight, two of them of course happened earlier in the night. We saw Smith Jones win a very close match with Drake Sage and then Adam Stryker winning another close match against Michael Carter

Joey Aiello: We saw a lot of good things from all four of those guys, Smith Jones, Drake Sage, Adam Stryker and Michael Carter all put on a very good show and kept things very close. I can see a lot of good things in the very near future for those four wrestlers and soon to be superstars

The lights dim.



The TitanTron flickers on.



The letters P R E S I D E N T M A C flash across the screen.



The thousands in attendance jump to there feet in excitement and start pounding there feet on the ground and clapping there hands creating the sound:



BoomBoom CLAP!

BoomBoom CLAP!

BoomBoom CLAP!



Coming Undone by Korn now begins to blast over the P.A



Pyros explode up and down the entrance Ramp and all around the entrance stage. Once the smoke begins to settle an old-style movie curtain parts at the top of the ramp. Two roving spotlights pan and fix on center. There, President Mac stands, head bowed in his signature sun glasses, arms out-stretched with clenched fists. And as the lyrics kick in, and the fans sing along, Mac clap-clap-stomps toward the ring, slapping hands. At ringside, he takes off his "specs" and gives them to a young fan. Mac pauses in front of the ring and stares out at the capacity crowed chanting his name, he smiles, soaking it all in. Then he hops the top rope and stands half way up the turnbuckle, posing for the thousands of camera flashes all over the arena. Mac then makes his way to the announcers booth and sits next to Jeremy Piven and Joe Aiello

Jeremy Piven: Ladies and Gentleman, President Mac is sitting here with us now

Joey Aiello: To what do we owe the pleasure?

President Mac: Well, as you know.. tonight we have a ladder match

Jeremy Piven: That's right, Damien Kingston is taking on Axle Aomori

Joey Aiello: Are you here to tell us what's going to be in that Briefcase Mac?

President Mac: Nope, I am a firm believer in building suspense. I think it adds excitement and it keeps the people at home, in the the stands and even the wrestlers in the ring.. constantly guessing.. and thinking.. 'Whats in that Briefcase' 

Jeremy Piven: Ok, so I'm dying to know then.. what ARE you here to tell us about the Ladder match tonight?

President Mac: Actually, not a whole lot.. not a whole lot about THAT ladder match

Aiello: I couldn't help but notice the extra emphasis placed on the word 'That' just now.. are you implying there might be more then one Ladder Match in our future? 

President Mac: Joey, there isn't just One, not Two, not even Three or Four.. Between tonight and next week.. there will be FIVE Briefcases awarded, across FIVE Ladder matches 

Piven: FIVE? Wow, that's a lot of Briefcases and Ladders

Aiello: Come on Mac.. give us a little hint.. are these title Matches? 

President Mac: Inside each Briefcase is a ticket or entry.. into StrangleMania X .. Battling for a Championship. Now the best part of all though.. is that I have mixed up and randomized each of the Five Briefcases. So that each case that is placed above the ring, NO ONE knows which Title Match is INSIDE that particular case. No one will know, until the Winner brings down the case, and uses the code I give them to open it.. thus revealing what title they will be fighting for at StrangleMania X

Piven: Wow! That is some absolutely crazy stuff. So tonight's Ladder Match could send the winner to the EWC Championship, the Hardcore Championship or the United States Championship? 

President Mac: Your guess is as good as mine my friend. The one thing I can promise, is that the winner of each of the Five Ladder Matches.. will be fighting for Gold at StrangleMania X on March 29th

Aiello: This is truly awesome. The suspense is going to be killing everyone. So Mac, you said that there will be Five Ladder matches, One of them is tonight, does that mean the other Four will be next week?

President Mac: That's right, effective immediately next weeks card is now announced online and features Four Ladder Matches.. including an insane Five Wrestler Ladder Match Main Event. It's going to be a match for the ages

Piven: I just loaded it on my phone right now, Twitter is absolutely blowing up over next weeks show. Wow. Thirty-Five Wrestlers involved in Fourteen Matches.. I don't think we have ever had a Monday Night Brawl this big before. This is incredible. So much to look forward to. 

President Mac: Not only that, but we made it official today that Friday Night Rampage will be returning. The first FN'R will be on April 10th in London England, the same location as our 18th Anniversary Brawl show. So things are going to be insane from this week forward. There is no slowing down from here on out. Anyways, I'll let you boys continue the show, I'm going to head into the stands and meet some of these awesome fans

Aiello: Thank you President Mac for joining us. It was an incredible pleasure and WOW.. what an abundance of information that was just dropped on us. We don't want to take anything away from the show tonight, but what an incredible week we have next week. Next week of course is our final Monday Night Brawl until April 6th's mega Anniversary Show, so Mac has clearly pulled out all the stops here

Piven: I would have to imagine that Xplode is pretty happy to see these all as Ladder Matches.. things tend to get pretty violent and crazy once you include a ladder. The EWC is certainly back with a bang and this 18th Season is setting us up to be possibly the best EWC Season of all time. 

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PRE-SHOW MATCH ONE
SMITH JONES Vs DRAKE SAGE

WINNER: Smith Jones

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PRE-SHOW MATCH TWO
MICHAEL CARTER Vs ADAM STRYKER

WINNER: Adam Stryker

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BACKSTAGE

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Ace Heart is waiting in the back.

Ace Heart: I’m about to interview a man who’s making his debut tonight, The ‘Rebel Angel’ Jack Carter, and um.. here he comes right now.

Jack comes out wearing a black trench coat, black skull cap, jeans, with a garbage can full of various weapons.

Jack Carter: Ace.. Tonight I make my debut in a weapons match and.. Know what? The fans out there didn’t pay their money to see me talk back here, they paid to see guys talk out there, so gimme this!

Jack takes the microphone out of Ace's hand.

Jack Carter: I’m gonna go out there and say what I want to say, you just stay back here and sweep the floor or something.

Jack walks off with Ace looking at the camera

Ace Heart: what the.. he can’t do that.

Then shrugs his shoulders.

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The song “Killing Ground” by Saxon plays and Carter comes down to the ring, he throws the garbage can full of weapons into the ring, grabs a couple chairs from under the ring and flings them into the ring as well. He then enters the ring, and taps the mic to make sure it’s on.

Jack Carter: Tonight here in Vancover I’m facing…

Jack hears a chant of “Carter sucks Carter sucks Carter sucks” coming from the section to his left. He looks over, then walks to that section.

Jack Carter: Listen.. You guys bought your tickets, right? You didn’t get them from some ticket give away or weren’t handed out for free because of lack of ticket sales, right? I respect the fact that you paid your money to buy your ticket, you bought the ticket so you bought the right to say what you want, and because you actually bought your tickets? I respect you, ok?

As Jack walked away that section stood up and gave him an ovation. Jack gets to the center of the ring.

Jack Carter: Derek King!? Let’s not even go thru the bullsh(beep)t of talking back and forth.. You want to fight!? GET YOUR PUNK ASS OUT HERE RIGHT NOW AND LET’S DO THIS!

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MATCH THREE
KANE SICKO Vs MADISON MITCHELL 

Match Writer: @christine

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Stroup: This next match is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first … 

'Push It' is heard as Madison Mitchell makes her way to the top of the entranceway moving to the music enthusiastically. She begins her march to the ring, pumping the fans up on the way as she takes the time to greet them and point at some of the signs being held up to support her.  

Stroup: From Philadelphia, PA – Madison Mitchell! 

Piven: Listen to the energy the crowd is giving Madison. 

She jogs up the ring steps and steps under the middle rope, jogging to the middle of the ring and jumping up and down a few times to get herself ready for action. 

Stroup: Her opponent … 

"No One Iller" by Fuzzy & Marshall Mathers blares through the arena and the large man appears flexing his muscles and doing a hand pose which resembles a gang sign from his old area.  

Aiello: Here he is, “The Illness” of EWC! 

Piven: The crowd really hates this guy. 

Stroup: From Houston, Texas – Kane "The Illness" Sicko! 

He then punches the air, leaps onto the apron and hops over the top rope and raises his arms taunting the fans. 

Piven: Arrogance to the max here. 

Aiello: He just knows who the best is… that is all. 

The two stare down each other as Sicko has a few words with the ref. Madison looks on shaking her head as he then gives her a evil smile as the bell rings. 

Aiello: And here we go ladies and gentlemen  

She starts out running at him and ducking a clothesline, bouncing off the ropes and hitting him from behind. He staggers and turns just to be met with a swift kick to the gut and falls to the ground. She covers. 

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Kick out! 

Piven: She is getting a early start seeing as she is giving up a lot of the advantage to him. 

Aiello: Yes but he isn’t going to go down that easy either. 

She then gives him a kick to the back as he starts to get up then another kick to the face and covers again. 

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Kick out! 

Piven: Again she is trying to dominate this early but I hope she don’t waste all her energy before he gets started. 

Aiello: If she does, easy win for Kane. 

She lifts him to his feet and sets him up for a suplex but he counters and hits her in the chest. She staggers a little holding her chest as she turns to be greeted with a huge clothesline and covers. 

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Kickout! 

Aiello: There we go, tides have turned in the favor of Sicko. 

Piven: Don’t count her out just yet, we are just getting started. 

He knees her in the side and he holds her down on her belly. She sits up and holds her side and he puts his hands on her shoulders and starts to kick her over and over in the back alternating with each knee. He then superkicks her back. She rolls to her side as he smirks at her laying there.  

Aiello: He isn’t taking it easy on her. He is treating her as one of the guys. 

Piven: That is what happens with the ladies fight the guys. But the question is, can she turn this around. 

Aiello: Doubtful. Very doubtful. 

He then starts to step on her back causing her to scream out in pain. He steps off and yells at the crowd as she starts to get to her feet again. He sets her up for Dragon Whip and then sets her up to hit her hard with a elbow across the face. She falls backwards as he tries for a cover. 

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Thre…. Kickout! 

Piven: So brutal Sicko is with Madison.  

He then spears her back first into the turnbuckle as he pulls her to her feet. 

Aiello: Did he just break her in half? 

He then hits her over and over with his shoulder in her midsection as the ref start to yell and then starts the 5 count. Before the count is over he hits a suplex and another kick to the back. Another kick to her midsection keeping Madison on the mat then taunts the crowd again. 

Piven: Is he showboating? Why don’t he just finish the match instead of making her suffer. 

Aiello: What fun would that be? 

Piven: Who said anything about fun? Just this is too much. 

Madison then makes it to the ropes to help her get to her feet as he walks back over to her. He then tries to choke her on the middle rope as the ref again starts to count. He breaks the hold at 4. He helps her up just to give her a chop to the neck sending her into the ropes again. Then sends her into the ropes with a Irish whip and she ducks the clothesline and bounces again off the ropes just to be met with a back breaker from Sicko. 

Aiello: Nice try on the part of Madison. She fell in his trap. 

He then lifts her to give her a second Back Breaker as he holds her on his leg. She screams in pain as he then slaps her in the belly. He lifts her again about to give her another Back breaker just for her to counter with a head scissors followed by a low kick to the gut and a kick to the face 

Piven: What a comeback for Madison as she is now dishing out the punishment on Sicko. 

Aiello: Can she dish out the same punishment he gave her? I doubt it. 

He ducks the next kick as he give her a german suplex then tries for a cover. 

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Kickout! 

The crowd tries to get behind Madison as they start to clap and chant for her. He gets to his feet first and bends over her. 

Piven: What is he going to try to do to her now? 

Aiello: Punish her! 

He picks her up by her hair and gets her to her feet, scoop slam, the bounces off the ropes to drop a knee on her chest. She rolls to the ropes. He steps on her chest again using the ropes to add leverage.  

Piven: Now Ref get him off her.  

Aiello: You don’t like this? 

Piven: Not one bit! 

He then covers her again. 

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Thr… Kickout! 

He argues with the ref as she tries to get up again. He then gives her a chop to the back and she screams out in pain. She crawls to the corner and gets up. on her feet. Irish whips her to the turnbuckle, then runs toward her and hits a clothesline.  

He gives her a suplex and attempts a pin. 

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He yells at the crowd as she rolls to the side. He goes to pick her up to be kicked in the face. She starts to get to her feet and give him another swift kick to the face followed by the gut. She bounces off the ropes and hits a flying shoulder block knocking him to the mat. She then climbs the turnbuckle and hits a moonsault. 

Piven: What a comeback. 

She then repeats with a standing moonsault before attempting a pin. 

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Stroup: Your winner by pinfall, Madison Mitchell!

'Push it' hits the PA system again President Mac makes his way down to the ring, slides in and raises Madi's arm as the crowd applaud a brilliant victory for her tonight, the two then embrace to loud cheers from the fans as we head backstage with Ace Heart.

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BACKSTAGE

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Smith Jones is walking through the backstage area not long after his pre-show debut match against Drake Sage. EWC Interviewer Ace Heart is backstage waiting for Jones to come by on the way to his white tour bus.

Ace Heart: With me at this time is Smith Jones. Smitty, if I could get a few...

Smith Jones: No.

Jones walks right past Ace without even looking at him and gets into the bus. Ace turns to the camera, his face turning beet red.

Ace Heart: Let’s go back to ringside. Guys?

[President Mac]

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MATCH FOUR
NO DQ - WEAPONS MATCH
JACK CARTER Vs DEREK WELLINGS

Match Writer: Jon "Gold" Wilder

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Jessica Stroup: Ladies and gentlemen, the following match is a Hardcore Match and is scheduled for one fall. Making his way first to the ring, standing 6’4” tall, weighing 280 lbs, from Detroit, Michigan he is “The Airborne Ranger” DEREK WELLINGS!

Derek Welling excitedly runs out on top of the Entrance Ramp. He taunts the crowd to raise the roof on one end, and succeeds. Derek then runs over to the other end and taunts the other end successfully. Quickly, Derek runs down to the ring and slides in ala Edge. Pointing to the crowd, Derek pumps his fist back and forth like a pair of pistons, then cups them around his mouth for a shout out. Once the crowd is riled up from the shout out, Derek flexes his arms in a strong man pose, then crosses them over his chest and waits for the match to begin.

Jessica Stroup: His opponent, from Boston, Massachusettes. Standing 6'2" and weighing 300 lbs, he is the "Rebel Angel" JACK CARTER!

"Killing Ground" by Saxon plays as Jack Carter walks out. The fans boo him loudly in favor of his opponent. Jack walks up the stairs and gets into the ring and then looks at his opponent with a 1000 mile stare.

The referee signed for the bell to ring as both Carter and Wellings stared down in the middle of the ring. Both got on each other’s faces and out of nowhere both started to trade punches.

Joe Aiello: Big night for Jack Carter, first match in and he goes a chance to fight Derek Wellings. A win here will put him on the map for sure.

Jeremy Piven: Are you kidding? This guy is going to slaughter Derek Wellings. He hasn't been any bit lucky in two weeks. Knowing our luck, this will become Derek's last match as he stated previously.

Both men continued to trade punches in the middle of the ring for a moment until Wellings gained the advantage with a kick in the mid section and then more punches. Carter then followed with an Uppercut and then Irish Whipped him against the ropes on the other end of the ring and when he bounced back Wellings tried to catch him with a Belly to Belly Suplex that was blocked. Carter got out of the precarious position with an headbutt and then followed with some Flurry Punches just before Irish Whipping Wellings to the other end of the ring and when he bounced back Carter took him down with an Clothesline. Wellings got back up but only to be taken back down with a Dropkick by Carter.

Jeremy Piven: Carter is taking the fight to the Airborne Ranger.

Joe Aiello: Just because the new guy is bringing the fight to Derek, doesn't mean he'll win. We've seen a lot of guys bring the fight and manage to drop the ball.

Carter locked in a Rear-Naked Choke Hold to try to wear Wellings down as the Wellings struggled in pain. Wellings eventually made his way back up and started to nail elbow strikes on Carter to get break the hold and once Carter broke the hold Wellings turned around and caught Carter with a Belly To Belly Suplex. Wellings stalked him near the ropes as Carter made his way back up and caught him with a Running Neckbreaker that was followed by a Leg Drop. Wellings went for the cover.




…one




…two



Carter kicked out. Wellings dragged Carter back up but he started to fight back with punches to the mid section and then a European Uppercut. Carter tried to catch Wellings with a Suplex but Wellings got out of it and ended up behind Carter’s back and when Carter turned around Wellings nailed him with a European Uppercut that sent Carter trembling backwards. Wellings took advantage and caught him with a piledriver!

Joe Aiello: What a Hell of a Piledriver by Derek!

Jeremy Piven: Derek's going to get cocky and he's going to drop the ball!

Wellings looked around to the crowd and then to the downward Carter before going to the outside and start looking for something under the ring.

Joe Aiello: What is the Airborne Ranger looking for?

Wellings threw a trash can and a steel pipe into the ring and then grabbed a Singapore cane from under the ring. He posed with it for the crowd a few small moments before going back to the ring and nail Carter, who was slowly making his way back up, in the mid section with it and then across the back. He continued to beat on Carter with it with shots on his arms, legs, back and God knows what else as Carter tried to crawl away from him. Carter tried to crawl away from the ring but Wellings grabbed him and pushed him back in and when Carter tried to get up to fight back he was nailed with the cane right across the face!

Jeremy Piven: Carter is faking it, he's getting rid of the rust. The Airborne Ranger is going to get his ass demolished.

Wellings dropped the cane and grabbed the trash can’s top. He stalked Carter has he made his way back to his feet only to send him back down, nailing the trash can’s top on the first contender and then across his back. He the grabbed the trash can and once again stalked Carter has he made his way up. As soon as Carter got up and turned around Wellings ran at him and nailed him back down with a shot with the trash can.

Joe Aiello: Man, Jack Carter is taking a beating but he's not showing a lot of weakness as he keeps absorbing punishment and the wear of the match is starting to get to Derek.

Wellings then dropped the trash can, went to the outside and started looking for something else under the ring. He took out two chairs before going back into the ring. He set up the chairs turned to each other somewhat near one of the turnbuckles and then went back at Carter. He started stomping the hell out of him and then giving him some mounted punches before picking Carter up and dragged him up to the turnbuckle with his back turned to the ring. Wellings then climbed to the second rope with his back turned to Carter’s and setting him up.

Jeremy Piven: This doesn't look very good!

Wellings was about to use a Superplex on Carter off the turnbuckle on the two chairs when Carter started to fight back with elbow strikes. He eventually managed to get himself of the precarious position and Wellings felt of the second ropes and almost went face first against the chairs but managed to stop. Carter saw the opportunity and quickly got off the turnbuckle and Drop Toe-Holded Wellings face first against the chairs before he could turn around! Both men started making their way back up with Carter getting their first and kicking Wellings in the gut just before Suplexing Wellings on the two chairs! Wellings screamed in pain as Carter started turning the match to his side. Carter the grabbed one of the chairs and held the ropes as he waited for the giant to get up and nailed him with the chair back down!

Jeremy Piven: There we go! I told you Jack Carter would turn this match around!

Then, Carter dropped the chair and went for the pin.




…ONE!




…TWO!




…THR-


But Wellings put his foot on the bottom rope! Carter made the cover too near the ropes but quickly tried to make up to it and dragged Wellings to the middle of the ring before going for the pin again.





…ONE!!





…TWO!!


But Wellings kicked out and Carter couldn’t believe it. He went for some mounted punches and then some stomps before dragging Wellings up and hitting him with a German Suplex

Joe Aiello: It looks like Jack Carter is fully in control of this match. Is this the end of Derek Wellings?

Jeremy Piven: I hope it is, God knows Derek has bored these fans enough for one life time.

Carter went for the pin once again.




…ONE!





…TWO!




…THR-…

But Wellings kicked out again! Carter couldn’t believe it and started arguing with the referee saying it was three but the referee kept insisting Wellings kicked out before that.

Joe Aiello: WELLINGS KICK OUT! I DON'T BELIEVE IT!

Jeremy Piven: NO! Just finish him already Jack! Get this match over with and make Derek retire!

Carter went back for the cover.



…ONE!



…TWO!


But once again Wellings kicked out. Carter was about to freak out but he managed to retain himself and focus back on Wellings. He locked in an Inverted Headlock and dragged Wellings up but not before Wellings grabbed the trash can’s top.

Joe Aiello: This doesn't look good!

Just when Carter was about to hit a Inverted DDT Wellings nailed him with the trash can’s top.

Jeremy Piven: Both men are down! They hit each other and now they're down! Finish him off, Jack! He's weak!

Both men were now down and started to make their way up and as they did so Wellings grabbed his Singapore cane as Carter grabbed the steel pipe. Wellings got back up first and was about to break the Singapore cane on Carter when Carter put the steel pipe on the way and thus breaking the cane!

Wellings looked shocked at his now broke cane and Carter took advantage and nailed him with the steel pipe in the gut and then across the back!

Joe Aiello: things aren't looking good all of a sudden!

Wellings crawled away from Carter to the ropes and used then to make his way back up but unfortunately for him Carter hit him with the trash can’s top across the face and then across the back. Carter then grabbed the trash can and started stalking Wellings as he made his way up and when he did so he put the trash can down on Wellings, grabbed the steel pipe and started swinging it at Wellings like crazy! Wellings tried to get away and felt through the ropes to the outside. Carter dropped the steel pipe and eventually followed. He took the trash can off Wellings, dragged him up and Suplexed him on the concrete floor! Wellings screamed in pain but Carter followed right back with some mounted punches just before locking in an Inverted Headlock, dragging him up and nailing the inverted DDT!

Jeremy Piven: This match is brutal! I'm loving it! Let's see if the old man leaves in a stretcher!

Carter covered.



…ONE!




…TWO!




…THRE-

Wellings kicked out and Carter couldn’t believe it! Wellings used the ropes to get back up as Carter himself tried to make his way back to his feet as well. Wellings got there first and when Carter also did so Wellings kicked him in the mid section and dragged him near the trash can and setting him up for the Advanced Training, but he never had a chance to because Carter Low Blowed him! Carter tried to follow up with a Suplex on the trash can but once again, both went crashing down, and took their time getting up. Wellings got to his feet first, and began to stalk Carter.

Jeremy Piven: Why isn't he down? What is this idiot doing?

Joe Aiello: With Derek Wellings, you'll never know.

Wellings had crawled over to Carter, dragged him back up and lifting him onto his shoulder him just before setting him up and hitting the Army Strong, on the trash can! Wellings went for the cover. The crowd counts with the referee!



…ONE!





…TWO!




…THRE…

Carter somehow kicked out! Both Carter and Wellings slowly started making their way back up. Wellings grabbed the steel pipe as Carter got up first and went after Wellings only to be caught with a shot with the steel pipe in the mid section and then across the back! Wellings grabbed Carter by the hair and then stared down at him just before striking him down with the steel pipe and busting him open.

Joe Aiello: Jack Carter is still alive! Can he turn this around?

Jeremy Piven: Of course he can! This match has Carter written all over it!

Wellings seemed to be going for the cover but he stopped at the last moment. He looked down on Carter and then around to the crowd before going to the outside and search for something under the ring. A few moments after he took out a table and set it up near one of the turnbuckles. However, He took to long, and was hit with the steel pipe to the back of the head.

Carter rolled out of the ring, and went right to the announcers table. He grabbed the ring bell and slid back in the ring. He scowled,before he hit Wellings in the back of the head. Blood was seen dripping down.

Carter then waited as Wellings tried to make it to his feet. Wellings was heavily dazed. When Wellings stood up, Carter ran and attempted to hit Wellings with the bell. But Wellings somehow, in some way, managed to move just in time. Wellings then kicked Carter in the midsection, before setting him up on his shoulders, and delivers a powerful Army Strong through the table! Cover and the crowd counts!




ONE!!...





TWO!...





THREE!!!


The ref rings the bell, as referee calls for this match to be over. "This Fire Burns" by Kill Switch Engage plays loudly as Derek barely manages to stand up and Jack Carter rolls outside the ring and collapses on the ground.

Jessica Stroup: Here is your winner. DEREK WELLINGS!!

Jeremy Piven: What a HORRIBLE night so far! I thought this was the last of Derek Wellings and this was the start of Jack Carter's promising career!

Joe Aiello: That's all she wrote! Derek Wellings is victorious tonight and Jack Carter is left in defeat. Then we got Jeremy Piven legitimately upset over Derek. Folks, don't go anywhere. We're getting a message from Ace Heart, Ace?

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BACKSTAGE

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The broadcast of Brawl goes to the backstage area where we’re with the EWC’s resident interviewer Ace Heart.

Ace Heart: Ladies and gentlemen, I’m backstage here live at Brawl with three men who will headline tonight’s show against the newest tag team in the EWC aKa and there partner Chris Maverick. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Gabreal Martin, Mark Storm and Jay Reynolds, PROJECT: Chaos!

All three members walk into the camera shot with Jay Reynolds looking down his nose at Heart.

Ace Heart: Welcome to Brawl men, how does it feel to be in the mai…..

Reynolds grabs the mic from Ace and waves his hand at Ace in a big show of disrespect and Ace looking a bit confused walks off.

Jay: We’ll take it from here thanks. Main event of Brawl, tonight, 6 man tag team match against aKa aka not very good and Chris Maverick aka Deadman! Tonight, the fact we’re here in the main event isn’t a big deal because it is now reality and normality. This is where we are to stay because the three of us are the main event of Monday Night Brawl. There’s unfinished business for me tonight with Maverick as he obviously didn’t get his ass kicked enough in our match last week, that he decided to provoke me again after our match. Well tonight I will make sure Maverick can’t provoke me again apart from in his dreams as he wont have working legs come the end of the night.

Jay hands the mic to Storm.

Storm: Finally they've decided to put me with the big boys and the big gals Ace, and you know what? It feels pretty darn good. I'm not gonna lie man, I was beginning to think my opportunity wasn't gonna come, but now - with the way I've been going as of late, they couldn't ignore me. Only an idiot would. They couldn't ignore me. They couldn't ignore Jay. And they couldn't ignore Gabreal. Management know what's best for business and put us up in the main event. We're not gonna waste that opportunity.

Gabe takes the mic from Storm.

Martin: It’s really quite simple, tonight is the official first night for Project: Chaos, our first match and you have to feel for these three hopefuls really. Tonight we are going to make an example of aKa and Maverick and then we look towards Stranglemania X. The big night, where the gold is up for grabs and Project: Chaos like gold because gold equals money. We wont be heading out to that ring tonight just to pick up a routine win, we are going to dominate the match, wrestle the match at our pace and make sure we do a thorough job so that we can’t be distracted by nobodies like aKa and Maverick.

Gabe hands the mic back to Jay and he gets right up close to the camera.

Jay: Chris Maverick, tonight I end this between us, I am above you and I do not need you clipping at my heels like a Jack Russell, so tonight i will finish this so that you can’t fight back and Project: Chaos will end the night victorious and we can celebrate long into the night, something we will soon be getting used too.

Jay slams the mic into the camera lens and the three men from Project: Chaos leave the interview area.

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MATCH FIVE
NICK WADDEN Vs ERIC STEEL

Match Writer: Jon "Gold" Wilder

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Jessica Stroup: The Following contest is set for one fall. Introducing first, from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Standing 6’2” tall and weighing in at 223 pounds. ERIC STEEL!

"Say I Won't" plays throughout the pa system as boos shower down Eric Steel comes out through the curtains as he walks down the ramp. A smirk crawls on his face as he trahs talks the fans. He raises his arm as he continues to walk down the ramp. He walks up the stairs, entering the ring momentarily. He proceeds to raise his arm again as the boos begin to grow. He steps aside as he waits patiently for his opponent.

Joe Aiello: We haven’t seen Eric Steel since that battle royal two weeks ago. Now he’s back and he’s looking for a big win after he destroyed Derek Wellings last week and made him bleed.

Jeremy Piven: That was the greatest thing I’ve ever seen Eric Steel do at any time. He showed Derek Wellings what happens when you cost him a match and a chance to fight for the right to main event Stranglemania X. Tonight, Eric Steel is looking to capitalize on last week’s triumph over Derek Wellings.

Jessica Stroup: And the opponent. Also from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, standing at 6’1” tall and weighing in at 225 pounds. NICK WADDEN!


"Get Up" by Korn ft. Skrillex plays over the PA as a mixture of booing and cheering comes from the audience. Nick Wadden is focused on his opponent as he ignores them. Several spit at him while a few tap on his shoulders. He quickly climbs the stairs and enters the ring looking at Eric Steel. The to start an intense stare down.

Joe Aiello: Another veteran returning to the ring after a small break. Hopefully things work out better than they did during that battle royal a few weeks back.

Jeremy Piven: I don’t think so, we saw how focused and angry Eric Steel is with everyone. Now he’s going for a vicious second assault this time the victim will be Nick Wadden. Things are not looking good with this angry and focused Eric Steel.

The bell rings, and Eric Steel starts taunting Wadden to come get him, mouthing off...Wadden does not take the verbal abuse for long and charges with a head full of steam at Eric Steel! Eric Steel ducks down and performs a monkey flip that sends Wadden flying across the ring! Steel moves to the ropes, asking for cheers for his brilliance...only to get clubbed with a big right arm from behind!

Jeremy Piven: Don’t be stupid! Stay focused dammit!

Wadden continues clobbering Steel from behind, until finally spinning Steel around and driving him head first into the mat with a DDT! Wadden starts laying the boots to Steel, forcing him to roll out of the ring and land hard on the outside padding. Steel pulls himself up and eats a face full of boot as Wadden hits a Baseball Slide!

Joe Aiello: We’re starting to see a really vicious side of Eric Steel tonight!

Wadden pursues, sliding under the rope and grabbing Steel, he leads him over to the barricade and slams him face first into it! And again! Finally he tosses Eric Steel into the steal stairs, before casually chunking him back into the ring. Wadden climbs up the apron and scales the turnbuckle!

Joe Aiello: Nick Wadden’s taking a high risk here, let’s hope that it’ll pay off big for him!

Wadden jumps, but comes up with just mat on his leg drop as Steel rolls to the side! He jumps back up, and picks up Steel, whipping him into the ropes...on the rebound he goes for a flapjack, but the elevated Steel snags his neck with one arm and drops Wadden with a wild looking neckbreaker!

Jeremy Piven: That’s the viciousness I’m talking about!

Both men back up at the same time, and the punches start flying! The bigger Wadden takes the upper hand and starts driving Steel into a turnbuckle! Once he's close...Steel ducks a hand and slids behind Wadden, dropping him into the turnbuckle with a stiff kick to the back of the head! Steel jumps up on the rope and it one quick move brings Wadden down with a swinging DDT!

Joe Aiello: What a viciouis DDT by Eric Steel!

Jeremy Piven: I told you this was going to be no limits! Eric Steel wants the victory so bad he can taste it.

Wadden, dazed from the offense, drags himself across the ring, and starts using the second rope to rest on! Eric Steel takes advantage, rebounding off the other and hitting the Spider's SNARE! Steel drops into the cover!



ONE...




TWO...



Kickout!


Wadden half tosses Steel off him! Eric Steel runs his hand through his hair planning his next assault; quickly he picks and scales a turnbuckle! As Torture pulls himself up, Steel hits him with a fly head scissors takedown and hooks his legs on the mat!





ONE...




TWO...




TH-Kickout!

This time with more authority! Eric Steel backs off and watches Wadden get to wobbly feat. Having used his own offense to no avail...Eric Steel scoops the stunned Wadden off his feet and signals for a piledriver!

Joe Aiello: this could be the end for Nick Wadden! Such a vicious piledriver by Eric Steel who no longer cares about his opponent’s health.

But...Wadden escapes and hit with an elbow to the head! Wadden slides free behind Steel and hoists him up and over with a German Suplex!

Jeremy Piven: What a great escape and a sick German Suplex!

Wadden rolls back up and grabs Steel, hoisting him up over his head for a long hanging vertical suplex, during which Wadden takes the time to flex his free arm, before slamming Steel back down into the mat! Not content to finish there, Wadden grabs Steel again and lifts him up, before dropping him onto the nearest corner sitting up, and then goes for the Frankenstiener!

Wadden leans up against the corner, as he awaits for Steel to get up. He then begins to 'tune up the band', getting the crowd hyped up. As soon as Steel gets up, Wadden strikes him down with The Legend Kick! He goes for the cover.



ONE...




TWO...




THREE!!!

The ref rings the bell, as this match is over. The referee rolls holds up Nick Wadden’s hand as Eric Steel rolls out the ring and lays down on ring side.

Jessica Stroup: Here is your winner by pin fall, NICK WADDEN!

Jeremy Piven: What?! Another loss for Eric Steel? What happened to that anger and intensity we saw when he destroyed Derek Wellings?

Joe Aiello: Nick Wadden is good at getting around that. You’ve seen in the past he was able to defeat some very serious and dangerous opponents and tonight, he did just that. Eric Steel takes another loss and Nick Wadden picks up a major upset victory! We’ll be back after these words folks!

[President Mac]

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BACKSTAGE

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Michael Carter is seen with Ace Heart backstage wearing a black sports coat and matching pants with a blue dress shirt and gold tie.

Heart: Ladies and gentlemen, the man to left of me is a man who is looking to be the future of EWC, "The Champion of the Future" Michael Carter. Michael, how are you doing tonight?

Carter smiles.

Carter: Ace, I am doing great. I am enjoying the show tonight. I've been a lot of place and I think tonight is the best talent I've seen in my time as a wrestler. I've wrestled for a long time for someone who hasn't even hit age 30.

Heart: When do expect to make your debut here in EWC?

Carter shrugs his shoulders.

Carter: In the next few weeks, "The Champion of the Future" will become the superstar of today. It all depends on medical tests and all that red tape.

Heart looks at Carter questioningly.

Heart: Injuries?

Carter nods.

Carter: Yeah but nothing major. Just general ware and tear from years wrestling.

Heart uneasily nods his head.

Heart: Anything to say to the EWC fans and wrestlers?

Carter nods and smiles.

Carter: Yes, and that is that don't let the pretty boy young looks fool you, Michael Carter is not a young lion that should be taken lightly. I don't care if you a fan, the main eventer or the new guy, you will all want to watch me and pay attention to me, "The Champion of the Future."

Carter walks away.

Heart: There you have Aiello and Piven, Michael Carter. This man is someone you will need to watch...

Carter walks back into the frame.

Carter: Oh I am also looking for sponsorship. For those interested hit me up on twitter at iammcarter, and we can talk some more...

Security pulls Carter away allowing Heart to finish.

Heart: Back to you Aiello and Piven.

Aiello: Michael Carter sounds like a star in the making but a wrestler who hasn't debut in EWC soliciting sponsors already?

Piven: Nothing wrong with that. The guy is cocky, I like that. Plus his suit is A-plus. He is a fashion plate Joe. Can't wait to see if his in ring abilities match his fashion sense.

Aiello: We will see in a few weeks Jeremy. I certainly hopes he lives up to the hype he is setting up for himself.

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MATCH SIX
KASEY CROSS Vs TROY DEVEREAUX

Match Writer: Elijah Cross

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Jessica Stroup: The following contest is scheduled for one-fall!

From the PA system the sound of "Show & Prove" by Lloyd Banks fills the arena as the lights dim down on the crowd but the stage illuminates with flashing lights. Through those lights comes Troy Devereaux onto the main stage with his movie star looks. With his shades and his signature t-shirt he walks down the ramp brushing his shoulders off. Taking a few steps up the steel stairs and he takes a minute to walk across the apron and proceed to the middle of it. He grabs his shades removing them from his face and placing them on his head with an egotistical smirk on his face. He mouths off to some of the fans before entering between the ropes. Once in the ring he stands in the middle and with a snap of his fingers a single spotlight shines down upon him as he throws his arms out and looks up. The spotlight fades as Troy lowers his head with a smile on his face. Brushing his shoulders off once more listening to the fans boo him he chuckled pacing his way around the ring awaiting his opponent.

Jessica Stroup: Introducing first, from West Palm Beach, Florida, weighing in at 228 lbs. He is the "Paparazzi Prince", TROY DEVEREAUX!

Joe Aiello: Last week Troy Devereaux made a notable debut, and he looks to continue that momentum tonight against Kasey Cross.

Jeremy Piven: First of all, Troy Devereaux made the world take notice when he beat his opponent in under a minute. Secondly, there's no doubt in my mind that Devereaux wants to continue his domination, and if Cross isn't careful, she could lose in even less time than his last opponent.

Joe Aiello: After last week, she'd be foolish not to have developed a game plan against Mr. Spotlight.

"Show and Prove" fades out, replaced by "King of The World" by Porcelain and the Tramps. The lights goes out and a spotlight shines down in the center of the stage as Kasey walks out to the light and looks around. Then she walks down the ramp as she doesn't pay attention to the fans. Kasey slides in the ring and screams as the lights turned back on.

Jessica Stroup: And his opponent, from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, weighing in at 128 pounds. She is "The Queen of the World"..... KASEY CROSS!

Joe Aiello: Here comes the Miracle of Milwaukee herself, Miss Kasey Cross.

Jeremy Piven: Miracle? Did you come up with that all by yourself Aiello?

Joe Aiello: Regardless of what you might say, there's no doubt that Kasey is a miracle. Coming back from cancer to continue wrestling is nothing short of inspiring.

Jeremy Piven: Even so, she needs to be able to hold her own in the ring. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for Kasey, but respect only goes so far once you step into the ring.

The ref calls for the bell as Devereaux and Cross begin circle each other, only to pause as a small section of the front row begins counting, no doubt looking for Devereaux to repeat his performance last week. Cross goes over to the ropes, yelling at the fans to keep quiet. The fans keep counting, not even stopping when Deveraux catches Kasey with a lungblower. Devereaux rolls through with the move, hooking in a half-nelson before showing off his strength, lifting Kasey in the air before connecting with a Half-Nelson Suplex.

Joe Aiello: And Troy Devereaux has taken control of the early goings!

Jeremy Piven: Kasey Cross took her eyes off the prize, and Devereaux is making her pay for it!

The crowd hits thirty seconds as Devereaux hops to his feet, taking a moment to soak in the cheers from his fan club. Troy goes to pick up Cross, only to be surprised with a roll-up!

1.... Kick out by Troy.

Joe Aiello: And now Cross with the advantage!

Jeremy Piven: She just managed to capitalize on a lapse of judgement. Troy's in the driver's seat, and I don't think he's willing to give it up that easily.

Devereaux gets to his feet, a look of anger on his face as Cross gets to a knee. Kasey tries to connect with a quick clothesline, but Devereaux sucks underneath, scooping Cross up and connecting with the Nightmare on Troy Street! Troy turns her over into the cover.



1...



2...



3...!

The section of the crowd lets out a cheer as Devereaux gets to his feet, soaking in their applause.

Stroup: Here is your winner, "Mr. Spotlight", TROY DEVEREAUX!

Joe Aiello: And another fantastic showing for the young man from West Palm Beach!

Jeremy Piven: You heard the crowd, fourty eight seconds! Troy Devereaux is sending a message to the rest of the roster, and they better take notice.

Joe Aiello: And a tough loss for Kasey Cross as well, but-

Jeremy Piven: But nothing. Tonight, Troy Devereaux proved he was the better man.

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MATCH SEVEN

TRIPLE THREAT MATCH
JC STYLES Vs KURT NEWMAN Vs MIKE CORRAL

Match Writer: @swift

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Jessica Stroup: This next match is scheduled for one fall, and is a triple threat match! Introducing first …

The arena erupts with cheers as Voodoo Child by Stevie Ray Vaughn begins to play throughout the arena. Kurt makes his way out with a cocky smile on his face as billions of flashes from cameras from the fans cover him. Quickly following Kurt is Alyssa Devine who holds the Awesome Title on her shoulder. Taking Kurt by the arm Alyssa escorts Kurt Newman down to the ring.

Jeremy Piven: I hate Chicago!

Joe Aiello: You hate just about everything, don’t you?

Jeremy Piven: Only cowboys and bad cities.

Joe Aiello: Kurt Newman with the lovely Alyssa Devine.

Jeremy Piven: Boing.

Jessica Stroup: Standing at 6’0, 220lbs! Coming from Chicago Illinois…..he is The Big Bad Voodoo Daddy……..Kurt Newman!

Standing on the ring apron, Kurt sits on the middle rope and watches as Alyssa bends over and makes her way through the rope but stops just as her butt is inches away from Kurt’s crotch. Kurt bites his hand and stares as Alyssa’s butt as it goes back and forth in front of him. Alyssa gives a sexy smile to the camera and blows a kiss before entering the ring. Kurt quickly flips into the ring and stands in the middle of the ring with his arms out raised in the sky as the crowd throws hundreds of colorful streamers of different colors into the ring. Kurt claps his hands in celebration as he quickly grabs the Awesome Title from Alyssa and jumps to a nearby ring post and lifts it up in the air to show off the title to the masses.

Jeremy Piven: Is that a real championship?

Joe Aiello: Apparently so.

Jumping off the turnbuckle, Kurt hands the Awesome Title back to Alyssa. As the stage crew pulls all the streamers out of the ring, Alyssa makes her way out of the ring leaving Kurt standing in a corner ready for this match.

Jessica Stroup: Introducing the second participant …

“Unstable" by Krizz Kaliko hits the pa system as smoke fills the stage as JC Styles comes walking out taunting the fans as he gets to the ring and slides in.

Jeremy Piven: This guy needs a straightjacket.

Joe Aiello: You need a straightjacket.

Jessica Stroup: JC STYLES!

The lights turn white and blue as the opening of "Gimmie Shelter" begins to play. As the vocals begin, Mike Corral steps out, looking out into the captive crowd.

Joe Aiello: The Strong Style Element, Mike Corral makes his entrance!

Jeremy Piven: Didn’t think boy bands were making a comeback.

Jessica Stroup: Their opponent, from The Shores of La Jolla in San Diego, California – THE STRONG STYLE ELEMENT, MIKE CORRAL!

He makes his way to the ring, playing to the crowd. As he gets to the ring, the music slows a bit as he poses on the top turnbuckle, hands outstretched as he tilts his head back. After a few seconds, Corral lowers his arms and looks out into the crowd before hopping off. Corral then sits cross-legged, waiting for the match to begin.

Joe Aiello: This is an interesting triple threat, simply because Newman and Styles seem to be a little nutty. Corral needs to watch his back.

The bell sounds off, and with only mild hesitation, all three competitors begin to shuffle about and eye any openings. Newman shares a look with Mike Corral, and then it’s obvious what their plan is as they set out on a wild beat down upon the unsuspecting JC Styles. The unhinged brawler attempts to fight back with left and right punches, flailing about but is ultimately overtaken by the impending melee from Newman and Corral. Styles gets shoved back into the corner and begins to throw up his arms in a shield manner, ala boxing tactic, and it thwarts some of the blows but he is easily slumped into the corner from the attack.

Jeremy Piven: The double team from Newman and Corral! Didn’t see it coming!

Joe Aiello: JC Styles can’t defend two men!

The unstable brawler, JC Styles, rests in the corner as Newman decides to intervene on his own participation, shoving Corral back and pointing an index finger at The Spiked Mohican. Kurt flashes an eerie smile while stirs the audience; a mild pop erupts as Corral lunges forward with a right hand! It rocks Newman, but he doesn’t seem too fazed! After the steady right hand, The Spiked Mohican follows with a devastating knife edged chop. WOO; the crowd responds! Another right hand rocks Newman into the ropes and it is followed with another barrage of knife edged chops! WOO! WOO! The crowd eats it up. Meanwhile, JC Styles recovers in the turnbuckle by finding his footing; the brawler pulls himself up using the assist from the ropes.

Joe Aiello: What a chop!

Jeremy Piven: Again, the owl noises – why?

Corral glances over towards the recouping Styles, and it’s enough for Newman to find the opportunity to comeback. A swift boot to the gut doubles the high-flyer over in a serious way! Corral stumbles back holding his abdomen, but it doesn’t stop the assaulting Kurt Newman from ripping a European uppercut that echoes across the venue! Corral takes the shot like a pro, falling back and onto the canvas with a thud!

Joe Aiello: European uppercut will knock anyone down, that’s for sure, Jeremy!

Jeremy Piven: Aren’t you excited.

Styles boosts from the corner at the turning Newman, tackling him with a flurry of wild punches to the sides in an attempt to subdue the Chicago native. The referee attempts to break it up and is successful in doing so, but it only allows JC Styles to back away for just a moment. Returning to his prey, Styles lays forth a few boots to a struggling Newman, stomping a mud hole if you wish. Following up with the boots, Styles brings Kurt to his feet and proposes an Irish whip, sending the Chicago native into the ropes and rocking him with a clothesline that causes a dramatic response from the crowd: OOH!

Jeremy Piven: Not sure who to cheer on in this match, Joe.

Joe Aiello: You can’t pick favorites, Jeremy!

Newman smacks against the mat and rolls over, but is only shoved back onto his back for a pin attempt by JC Styles!

Joe Aiello: Pin attempt by Styles!


One!


Corral is up and dives onto the pin!

Joe Aiello: Mike Corral there to break it up!

Newman rolls away for a moment while Styles gets dragged to his feet by Corral, who then hooks in a beautiful exploder suplex to send Styles into the canvas with a thundering crash! Styles rolls over and out of the way as Corral gets to his feet slowly, albeit just on one knee, but a recovered Newman sprints wildly at the temporarily downed Spiked Mohican to delivering a scary shining wizard! OOOH! Corral collapses, as does Newman, who begins to make his way to his feet to approach the staggering JC Styles attempting to use the ropes to get back up.

Jeremy Piven: Hello!

Joe Aiello: Oh my god! What a move by Newman!

A European uppercut echoes across the venue once again, Newman rocks Styles who stumbles back into the corner, but Newman brings him out of the turnbuckle area slowly with a grapple. A quick setup by stuffing his own head under the arm of Styles prompts a northern lights suplex. Newman holds the bridge for a pin attempt!

Jeremy Piven: Nice bridge.

Joe Aiello: Newman for the win!


One!


Two!


Styles kicks out!

Joe Aiello: Not enough!

Newman rolls over with a silly smile, eyeing the camera like a wild raccoon that just ravaged some fresh garbage. The crowd loves it, cheering Kurt Newman on, but he seemingly takes too long to get to his feet to notice a recovering Mike Corral. Mr. 300% staggers up and eyes his target, and Newman catches the glance and gets to his feet to boost towards The Spiked Mohican. Corral spins around and delivers The Hand of God spinning back fist! It catches Kurt square in the face and knocks him over to the sounds of an erupting pop! Corral massages his jaw thoroughly; being the victim of the shining wizard earlier caused stars to appear in his vision, but he doesn’t let up. Grappling onto the downed Newman to bring him up causes JC Styles to intervene, attempting to grab Corral from behind. The Spiked Mohican frees himself by breaking the hold and stepping forward, dropping his interest of Newman to JC Styles by executing a Pele kick to the face of the unhinged brawler! Styles stumbles back and falls through the ropes and onto the outside!

Jeremy Piven: Aha! That’s what you get, Styles!

Joe Aiello: Corral looking to secure the win on Newman!

Mike Corral goes for the pin on the already downed Newman!


One!


Tw-


Newman kicks out!

Joe Aiello: Newman isn’t going down that easy!

Corral smacks the mat with displeasure. Getting back to his feet with the intentions to end this, Corral drags Newman up with him, proposing an Irish whip onto his foe with ease, but Newman reverses! Mr. 300% flies into the ropes and it is enough momentum to allow Newman to jump forward with a running heel kick! Corral flies back and hits the mat. Thud! Both men seem to be out of it for a moment, and the crowd begins to cheer the contest on. On the outside, JC Styles recoups and ascends the apron with his eye on the turnbuckle.

Jeremy Piven: Watch out for that crazy guy on the turnbuckle!

Joe Aiello: Wait a second! JC Styles is going to the air!

Both Newman and Corral stagger to their feet and approach each other slowly, turning to see an incoming cross body from the top rope by JC Styles! It takes them both out as the arena erupts! Styles falls on both men for a simultaneous pin attempt on both Newman and Corral! The referee looks confused, but drops down to start the count!

Joe Aiello: Oh my god! I’ve never seen that one before! Double pin by JC Styles!

Jeremy Piven: Amazing!


One!


Two!


Th-

Joe Aiello: What a close call, Jeremy!

Jeremy Piven: I thought that was over right there!

Corral and Newman kick out at the same time! JC Styles rolls over with beady eyes like a wild animal. Both Newman and Corral are down and out, while Styles gets to his feet and seems to be on the edge of losing control.

The crowd goes nuts!

Newman gets on one knee, heaving and attempting to catch his breath as Mike Corral makes it to his feet, but only feels his knees be kicked out from behind! Styles goes for the Knockout Kick on Corral, connecting with enormous force. Smack! The crowd pops as the finisher lands, but Kurt Newman lurks from behind, securing the KFC Chicken wing submission on the unsuspecting JC Styles! The unhinged brawler fights and flails around in an attempt to free himself, but only feels the python-like choke out sink in slowly. Newman falls back and wraps his legs around Styles, who now is unresponsive! The referee calls for the bell as Corral crawls over an attempt to break it, but simply cannot recover in time.

Jeremy Piven: Newman has it locked in! It could be over! It is! It is!

Joe Aiello: Corral can’t bring himself to stop Newman from winning this one!

Jessica Stroup: Your winner, via submission, KURT NEWMAN!

Newman lets go of the hold with a silly smile, eyeing the crawling Mike Corral with glee. Newman gets his hand raised, but makes his exit swiftly.

Joe Aiello: A big win for Kurt Newman tonight who is back on track after the disappointment on not securing his place in the StrangleMania X Main Event, big win!

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MATCH EIGHT
NATHAN CREED Vs ALEX ANDERSON

Match Writer: @swift

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Joe Aiello: Up next on this stacked broadcast of Monday Night Brawl we have a one on one match between Nathan Creed and Alex Anderson.

Jeremy Piven: This should be a good one!

Jessica Stroup: This next match is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first …

"Money" begins to play and after about 10 seconds 'The Wall Street Answer' appears on stage in a suit coat and tight, wrestling pants that look like dress pants. Anderson is on his cell phone and ignores all fans as he struts to the ring.

Joe Aiello: Alex Anderson is looking to show everyone why he is called ‘The Answer’ tonight in Vancouver!

Jessica Stroup: From Wall Street, ALEX “THE ANSWER” ANDERSON!

Jeremy Piven: This guy is the real deal, Joe.

When he reaches the ring he hangs up his phone and laughs at all the fans as if he just hung up from earning another million dollars. He then climbs into the ring and stands in the center of the ring letting his suit coat slide off onto the mat.

Jessica Stroup: His opponent …

"Anxiety" blares in the arena; the crowd explode to their feet to take a gander at one of their favorite extremists, Nathan Creed, stepping out center stage. His golden mane draping down the shoulders of his black leather jacket and toothy grin peering through his thick beard, he paused with his hands placed on his sides looking out to all sides of the arena.

Jessica Stroup: From Raleigh, North Carolina – NATHAN CREED!

Jeremy Piven: Redneck city.

Joe Aiello: You never stop, do you?

Jeremy Piven: Stop at what? Being awesome? No – I do not.

Joe Aiello: Oh boy.

He then walked a moderate pace down the ramp that was guided by a spotlight that dangled up above as green lights lit up parts of the crowd and ring. Nathan slapped five with a line of his fans that sat in the front row, then ascended up the cold steel steps. He walks the apron until he comes to a stop in it's center, raises his fist in the air with confidence, and enters through the top and middle ropes. Upon doing so, he approaches the nearest turnbuckle - climbing to the second highest level - clenches his fist and holding them high into the air to where everyone could see.

Jeremy Piven: Why is everyone average height and weight around here?

Joe Aiello: What? Odd observance, Jeremy.

The bell sounds off. Alex Anderson seems to shrug off his opponent, Nathan Creed, by walking along the ropes of the ring to cup his ear for the jeers pouring in. The sly businessperson soaks it in, but Nathan Creed isn’t too impressed. Nathan Creed points to Anderson, enticing the venue to react in a strong roar of boos. Creed then raises his own arms to entice a cheer, and is successful. Anderson drops his smile at the antics of the underdog, who is clearly the fan favorite in this matchup. Creed points back to Anderson. More boos follow at the index finger taunt. Another raise of the arms gains Creed another round of astounding cheers, but this time, Alex Anderson has had enough. The Wall Street brawler steps forward and throws a right hand! Creed blocks it, sending his own fist spiraling towards the cranial of Alex Anderson, knocking the well-informed investor back with the devastating blow.

Joe Aiello: This is turning into a brawl already!

Alex Anderson fires back in any attempt to thwart the assault, but Creed blocks it yet again, rifling back another right hand to knock the investor turned grappler into the turnbuckle. A round of right hands and a stern kick to the gut sends this contest marching towards an abysmal future for Alex Anderson, but the Wall Street hero survives the melee to send a thumb to the eye of Creed, effectively halting the effort to turn this into a lopsided match. The crowd reacts with a strong jeer.

Joe Aiello: What a dastardly move by Anderson.

Jeremy Piven: He punched him.

Much to his own luck, Alex Anderson’s cheap shot goes unnoticed by the referee, who surveys the situation as it plays out. With Creed stumbling backwards, Anderson goes for the initiative, grappling onto the head of the North Carolina native to send a flurry of knees to face, one after another, driving each knee with unrelenting force. Not letting go of Creeds head, Anderson steps forward after his knee strikes, hooking the head of his foe and planting a firm DDT to shake the entire ring. Thud!

Jeremy Piven: Floyd Shooter, take a gander at what a real DDT looks like.

Joe Aiello: You’re ridiculous.

Anderson rolls Creed over for the pin attempt!

Jeremy Piven: In the bag, motherfucker.

Joe Aiello: Watch the language, Jeremy.


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Nathan Creed gets the shoulder up with ease, and at the same time attempts to bring himself up. It’s unsuccessful due to Anderson locking in a tight headlock, wrenching on the neck of his foe to subdue any effort of offense. Grounding his opponent, Alex Anderson holds his weak submission as tight as he can, but Creed brings himself up while still in the hold. A slight push sends Anderson into the ropes, and bouncing back only brings the Wall Street investor shoulder to shoulder with Nathan Creed; the Carolina native overpowers The Answer easily by knocking him down onto the canvas with brute force.

Jeremy Piven: Showoff bullshit.

Joe Aiello: Creed overpowers Anderson like a fat kid bullying a kid for his lunch money!

Creed takes off into the ropes, but Anderson recoups onto his feet in time to toss a weak clothesline attempt at the moving Nathan Creed. The underdog ducks it, and fires into the ropes once again to bounce off with great momentum. What looks like an impending collision disperses quickly with Alex Anderson dropping down and rolling out of the ring to be met with an amazing amount of boos from the venue. Creed flashes an annoyed smile, obviously only slightly impressed at the elusive Anderson who now seems to take his time outside of the ring. Without wasting any more time, Anderson hops upon the apron to entice Creed, sucking him into the dirty trick that plays out. The underdog reaches for The Answer, but only finds his foe grabbing onto his head and dropping back to the outside, successfully driving Creeds neck against the top rope with force. Nathan rocks back and fall onto the mat with a thud, prompting Alex Anderson to roll back in and make it to his feet in time to begin a stomping upon Creed!

Jeremy Piven: Stick it to him, Anderson!

Joe Aiello: Whoa, Jeremy. Calm down.

Jeremy Piven: Huh?

The crowd floods the venue with more boos as Anderson stomps away, shoving the referee from stopping the impending beat down from occurring, but Creed seems to soak the blows like a champion. Finally, the referee shoves Anderson back, giving Nathan Creed an opportunity to recover and get to his feet. It’s enough time indeed, and when The Answer pushes the official aside, he is met with another stern boot to the gut, doubling him over and setting up another offensive for Creed. The underdog hooks in a beautiful gut wrench suplex and drops Anderson into the canvas with a thundering crash!

Joe Aiello: What a suplex delivered by Creed!

Jeremy Piven: Sloppy.

Creed hooks the leg once more!


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Alex Anderson gets the kick out!

Jeremy Piven: Yes! Not too fast, Nathan Creed!

Nathan rolls over and drags his opponent up, but once more, The Answer provides another halt for Creed, driving a low blow in between the legs of the Carolina brawler – queue another round of boos. The official doesn’t see the strike, but attempts to decipher the meaning of the situation, but alas, has no evidence. Anderson sprints forward and looks for the momentum; a doubled over Nathan Creed provides the perfect opportunity. The Answer catches Creed in a devastating bulldog! Following the impact, Anderson rolls his opponent over and locks in a tight sleeper, capitalizing on the situation and attempting to slow down the match. The fans begin a clap sequence for the underdog, Nathan Creed, who seemingly begins to rally at the participation of the fans! Clap Clap Clap!

Joe Aiello: Vancouver is behind Nathan Creed!

Jeremy Piven: I hate Canadia.

Joe Aiello: It’s pronounced Canada. You shouldn’t say that while you’re actually in Canada, by the way.

Jeremy Piven: The Mounties going to come and get me?

Creed rises to his feet with the audience behind him. Anderson looks worried. In desperation, The Answer leaps onto the back of Creed and wraps his legs around his waist, trying to keep the sleeper hold intact at all costs. Creed walks out into the center of the ring and drops back to slam Anderson into the canvas! Thud!

Jeremy Piven: Uh oh! Anderson – watch out! Oof!

Joe Aiello: Creed breaks the sleeper!

Both men seem to be down and out, but the crowd cheers on as Creed lifts himself up just as Anderson does. The Answer throws a sloppy hand, but Creed ducks it, catching the backside of Alex Anderson to pick up him and over into a backside suplex. The Answer flips over with amazing agility, landing onto his feet and running into the back of Creed to drive both men into the ropes with force. Still holding onto Creed, Alex Anderson drops down and attempts a cradle pin by rolling Creed over and onto his shoulders!

Joe Aiello: Anderson goes the pin attempt. What a sneaky move!


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Creed kicks out; lifting his shoulders off the mat and easily gains his stance. Anderson finds his footing as well. With a light sprint, Nathan Creed lunges forward but is caught by Anderson’s ‘Running with the Bull’ spear! The Answer goes for the pin attempt!

Jeremy Piven: It is over! Creed is done!


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Nathan Creed kicks out! The arena goes ballistic!

Joe Aiello: Creed kicks out!

Both men lay in a heap, but after a moment, both are staggering to their feet and eyeing certain victory. However, there can only be one. Anderson tosses another sloppy right hand, but it connects! Nathan Creed stumbles back into the ropes and it prompts an Irish whip by Anderson! Upon the rebound, Anderson misses a clothesline, and Creed stops his sprint into the ropes. A loud roar is heard, and when The Answer turns around, meets a spinning elbow strike; The Battle Cry connects in devastating fashion, knocking the shit out of Alex Anderson and causing him to collapse in the middle of the ring! Creed drops down for the pin!

Jeremy Piven: No! No, dammit, no!

Joe Aiello: The Battle Cry! It connects!


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Jessica Stroup: Your winner, via pin fall, NATHAN CREED!

Joe Aiello: What a finish! Creed pulls off the victory after a stunning end!

Jeremy Piven: Go shave your beard, homeless hero.

Creed stumbles to his feet while the audience goes nuts. The official raises the hand of Nathan Creed as the underdog soaks in the cheers, looking down upon a completely obliterated Alex Anderson, whom can only be seeing stars at this point.

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MATCH TEN
LADDER MATCH
RETRIEVE THE BRIEFCASE HANGING ABOVE THE RING
DAMIEN KINGSTON Vs AXLE AOMORI

Match Writer: Jon "Gold" Wilder

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Jeremy Piven: Okay folks, I hope you’re ready for the first main event of the evening! Something I know I’ve been waiting all night for.

Joe Aiello: You’re right buddy; this is going to be one HELL of a match. There’s already so much on the line and this will just be making things even better. So much on the line, who will give into the pressure and who will not?

Jessica Stroup: Ladies and gentlemen, the following match is Ladder Match! There will be no count outs, no disqualifications, no pin falls and no submissions. The only way to win is by retrieving the briefcase at the top of the ladder…

The arena was anything but quiet. Thousands of fans were in attendance. All of which were on the edge of their seats waiting for the next bit of action to take place. About that time the arena lights found themselves dimming down a bit. Just as a guitar riff to kick off "World Divided" by Downstait could be heard hitting the speakers inside the arena. Right away the fans were able to put two and two together. Lots of mixed reactions could be heard. It was like the fans were split right down the middle. Cheers and Boos could be heard clear as day.

After a few more seconds the curtain could be seen being pushed aside. Stepping out through the curtain at that particular moment was none other than the man himself. He was commonly referred to as the "Man of Liberty" Damien Kingston. Kingston had his zip up hoodie on and the hood was up covering his face. As he made his way to the center of the ramp. Dropping down to his knees with a bit of a smirk spread across his face. He nodded his head to the music a bit before reaching up and pulling the hood back. As he did that Kingston tilted his head backwards and stretched his arms out to either side of him.

He looked right up at the sky with that smirk seemingly growing. The fans seemed to still be torn. The boos got louder at the same time the cheers got louder. He was only in that position for a couple of seconds. Kingston pushed himself up to his feet and grabbed a hold of the front of his jacket starting unzip in while talking down to the ring with an attitude in each step he made.

Jessica Stroup: Introducing at this time. All the way from New York City, New York, standing 6’1” and weighing in at two hundred and twenty pounds. “The Man of Liberty”, DAMIEN KINGSTON!

Kingston was already approaching the ringside area. That smirk still featured across his very lips. He took his hoodie off his body and just laid it there in the corner of the ring before he grabbed one of the ring ropes pulling himself up on the apron. He turned his back towards the ropes and looked out over the crowd with that smirk. Nodding his head at their reactions. Not seeming to care which way they went. They could boo him, he thrived off hate. They could cheer him, it gave him that extra boost. Soon enough he turned himself around on the apron to face the ring.

He placed one leg over the middle rope and then ducked down getting into the ring. Upon being inside the ring Kingston went to the nearest turnbuckle he could find. Getting to the second turnbuckle, he peered out over the mixed crowd. Before he proceeded to raise his hands into the air and then sticking them out to the side followed by lifting his head back. Literally the same exact taunt that he had done before on the ramp. Not much had changed with their reaction. After a few seconds Kingston leaped down from the turnbuckle as he music started to fade. He faced the middle of the ring waiting for the next course of action to take place.

Joe Aiello: This young man has already accomplished a lot in EWC since 2013. He was on a six match winning streak and almost had the right to go to Stranglemania X in the Main Event, but tonight that can all change. Will Damien Kingston finally have his chance to shine in here in EWC? Or will Axle Aomori, another strong young competitor steal that chance?

Jeremy Piven: Are you kidding me? The Man of Liberty will be that, he’ll liberate us all from the dullness of our lives and become the most exciting champion the Extreme Wrestling Corporation has ever seen.

Jessica Stroup: His opponent, from Lafayette, Indiana, standing 6’ tall and weighing in at 210 lbs, he is “Double A” AXLE AOMORI!

Dance with the Devil blares through the sound system as the lights go to a blood red color. Axle slowly walks out from the back to a storm of boos and into a cloud of smoke that has come up from the bottom of the stage. He looks around at the crowd with a smirk on his face as he runs his hand through his hair. As he finishes he begins to walk down the ramp towards the ring slowly ignoring any fans that try to reach out to touch him. As he reaches the bottom of the ramp he sees a fan that has a sign that reads "Axle Sucks," Axle rips the sign out of the fans hand and rips the sign which he throws back into the fans face.

Axle walks the final bit of the ramp to reach the floor which he then makes a sharp left towards the steps heading up to the ring, as he reaches them he slowly walks up them step by step, when he finally gets to the apron of the ring he climbs through the top and middle ropes, after he has gotten into the ring he walks towards the ropes and yells different words out into the crowd and smirks, as he finishes yelling into the crowd he heads towards his corner and slides down it into a sitting position.[/font]

Joe Aiello: this man also has a lot to gain and a lot to lose in this match. But like Damien Kingston, he’s been on a major roll here in EWC. He’s only seen one loss so far and he can easily become the next EWC Champion if he plays his cards right.

Jeremy Piven: Are you kidding me? While he has a nice 3-1 record but Damien has a 4-1 record PLUS Damien is easily leagues ahead of Axle Aomori. Don’t get me wrong, they’re both young and hungry and both want to right to go to Stranglemania X and compete against Rutheless Aggression and become the EWC Champion. I really think tonight belongs to Damien Kingston.

The referee calls for the bell and Axle comes out swinging right away but Damien blocks his attacks and fires several fists at Axle’s head. He doesn’t give any but when Damien goes for a Tiger Suplex, he connects with it. Double A is down and tries to roll out the ring but Damien curb stomps him as he leaves and just follows him out.

Kingston presses hard against his opponent’s chest, pushing on the barricade and deliver’s knife edge chop that leaves a clear red welt. He then follows with several more chops but Axle has enough as he drives his knee into his opponents gut, puts Damien on the barricade and delivers several himself. Each one getting progressively harder than the previous hit.

Joe Aiello: My God, these men area really punishing one another. Both have delivered some serious knife edge chops, I wouldn’t be surprised if their chests are bleeding by the end of this match.

Jeremy Piven: We all know, pain is a part of the game. They are doing everything they can to systematically break the other one down. By the they try climbing the ladder, they want the other to be too weak to stop them.

Axle hits Damien with a European Uppercut, sending him over the barricade. Seeing a chance, Axle looks under the ring and grabs a ladder and slides it into the ring. Then he goes back and finds a trash can, empties it out and tosses the can into the ring with a table. Damien recovers and perches himself on the barricade while fans touch him and pat on his back. When Aomori turns around, Kingston flies off and hits a Crossbody and floors him.

Pulling Axle up by his head, Damien Irish Whips his opponent into Joe Aiello & Jeremy Piven’s table causing the two to stand up and get away. Reaching for something, Axle makes a mess of their table and the Man of Liberty grabs the steps. Lifting them up, he runs at his opponent but is stopped when Double A hits Dropkick. The stairs hit Damien in the face and nearly crush his head but Axles wastes no time, kicks the stairs off him and starts beating his opponent’s face in with several knees.

However Damien manages to keep most the knees out of his face, forcing Axle to get up and hit him with a T-Bone Suplex onto the announce team’s table. Aomori takes a steel chair from under the ring, lifts it high and swings for Kingston’s head but he rolls out of the way and delivers a Yakuza Kick to his opponent’s gut. Axle doubles over and Damien steals the ring bell, he runs over and smashes it into his opponent’s face and gets a squirt of blood to shoot out onto his chest.

Jeremy Piven: That’s it! It’s going to be game over soon for Axle Aomori, with a cut like that who knows how long it’ll take for him to either bleed out or pass out form blood loss. This is a huge advantage for Damien Kingston.

Joe Aiello: You’re right; this might be game over for Axle Aomori! An injury like that could cost him this match. If you weren’t expecting blood, you’d be wrong. These two will mutilate each other for the win here tonight.

Damien pulls his opponent onto his feet, talks some trash in his opponents face. He tries to hit a Hip Toss but Axle counts and Hip Toss Damien onto the ground. He quickly picks up the ring bell and placing it under his elbow, Elbow Drops his opponent’s face. Damien rolls around holding his face but his opponent doesn’t let up as he grabs Jeremy’s pitcher of watcher and waits as Damien gets up. Stalking his opponent from behind, Axle waits until Damien turns around and tosses the pitcher at him. Kingston grabs it but Axle follows up with a Spinning Wheel Kick and breaks the pitcher against his opponents face. Damien crawls towards the announcer’s table bleeding too.

Jeremy Piven: That’s what I’m talking about! Both of these men are now busted open wide by their opponents and they’re just letting their blood flow.

Joe Aiello: Unlike some OTHER places, we’re not going to stop this match for a little bit of blood. The only way bleeding is going to stop this match is if someone is stabbed or passes out from blood loss.

Damien sees Axle run over again but he leans back and kicks his opponent in the face. Axle hits the turnbuckle pole and Damien smashes his opponent’s face into the pole then helps him into the ring. Kingston quickly gets in as Aomori grabs the ladder and tries to toss it into his opponent’s gut. He blocks it and takes the ladder, spins around and bashes his opponent’s back with the ladder.

Damien quickly sets up the ladder and places it directly below the briefcase then goes over to his downed opponent. Axle gets up slowly with Damien’s aid and is thrown into a corner. Damien attempts to put an arm around Axle’s neck but he is countered with a Kimura Armlock. Damien tries desperately to get out of the hold and screams as Axle turns up the pressure. The fans go crazy watching the match and bloody story unfold.

The Man of Liberty barely mages to get of the lock as the blood between them as caused enough wriggling room. He quickly gets behind his opponent and hits Backbreaker, then follows it up with a Russian Leg Sweep. Both men lay out on the ground taking a breather. The fans cheer loudly trying to get behind both men at once. As the crowd stomps and claps, both men slowly get back to their feet using the ropes. Damien takes a running leap at Axle but he is low bridged. Grabbing the ropes, Kingston goes over the top but manages to hold on to the top rope. With his opponent on the ropes, Axle jumps up and hits a Step-Over Heel Kick and it causes Damien to hit the canvas hard.

Axle grabs a trash can and looks to the ladder. With it in one hand he starts to climb the ladder however, Damien Kingston pulls through the pain and using a bus sign, hits his opponent in the head when throws it at him. With Axle stunned, Damien begins to climb the opposite side of the ladder. The two climb to the top of the ladder and trade several blows.

Jeremy Piven: This is it! One of these men are going to leave here tonight with that all important briefcase!

Joe Aiello: Speculation has it that briefcase will be for fighting at Stranglemania for the championship against Ruthless Aggression but there are other things it could be. We’ll find out soon, all we need to do is wait as Damien and Axle battle it out at the top.

Axle strikes his opponent hard with a left fist and Damien strikes back just as hard. The two teeter back and forth but Axle throws an uppercut Damien dodges it and sucker punches his opponent. Aomori is stunned and Kingston steals the trash can. He bashes it over his opponents head causing him to fall forward. Using the trashcan to blind and bind his opponent, Damien throws his opponent off the ropes head first on to the canvas with a loud crash. The Man of Liberty looks up and grabs the briefcase off the hook. With it in hand, he shows it off to the crowd and the referee calls for the bell.

Jessica Stroup: Here is your winner, DAMIEN KINGSTON!

President Mac appears on the EWC Titan Tron

President Mac: Congratulations Damien Kingston on picking up the incredible win tonight. Like everyone at home and in the stands here tonight, I am sure you want to know what's in the Briefcase. All you have to do is enter code 9 - 6 - 3 - 9 - 1

Damien enters the code and the briefcase unlocks itself. Damien opens it up, grabs the paper inside and throws the case down. Opening the paper, a huge grin over comes his face and he holds the paper up for everyone and the camera's to see

ENTRY INTO THE EWC CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH AT STRANGLEMANIA X

Jeremy Piven: HOLY SHIT! Damien Kingston DID IT! He's going to be battling it out at StrangleMania X for the EWC Championship! WOW!

Joe Aiello: This is a dream come true for one of the hardest working men in the EWC. This is more then well deserved for Kingston. I can't even imagine the emotions that are flying through his mind and heart right now. This is truly something special. Folks, we will be right back after this commercial. 

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MATCH ELEVEN
FLOYD SHOOTER Vs TERRY McGUIRE

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Jessica Stroup: This next match is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first …

"Maniac" by Kid Cudi (ft Cage) hits as the lights flicker to the beat, as soon as it gets to the first chorus, Terry McGuire emerges from behind the curtain, wearing a long burgundy colored trench coat.

Jeremy Piven: That’s one stylish coat, don’t you think, Joe?

Joe Aiello: I guess. You have an odd sense of attention to detail, Jeremy.

Jessica Stroup: From Dallas, Texas – TERRY MCGUIRE!

He slowly walks down the ramp, not stopping to notice the fans booing him and calling him all sorts of names, just sticking right to business hopping into the ring, and going straight to the middle of the ring and taking a seat, awaiting his opponent.

Jeremy Piven: I wore that haircut back in the day, you know.

Joe Aiello: Heh – sure.

Jessica Stroup: His opponent …

The initial guitar riff of "I Walk The Line" by Johnny Cash begins to play over the Arena's PA system, as red and orange lights stream down throughout the crowd. Small clouds of smoke waft up around the entrance way, while several tumbleweeds roll across the top of the ramp. Scenes of Cowboys, riding atop galloping horses in to the sunset, play on the EWC Jumbotron.

Joe Aiello: The Sheriff, Ladies and Gentlemen!

Jeremy Piven: This guy again.

Jessica Stroup: From Houston, Texas – FLOYD “SHERIFF” SHOOTER!

At the entrance way, through the rising smoke, steps Floyd "Sheriff" Shooter with his gaze to the floor and a Cattleman Stetson on top of his head. Floyd lifts his gaze as a smirk spreads across his face. As the crowd erupts, Floyd begins his stroll to the ring. He gives some eager fans high-fives on his way, before rolling underneath the bottom rope on to the canvas.

Joe Aiello: They love some Floyd Shooter.

Floyd grabs his Stetson and slings it in to the crowd, then begins to run the ropes.

Jeremy Piven: Fake ass cowboy! Yeah, you hear me!

Joe Aiello: He probably can’t hear you, Jeremy.

Jeremy Piven: It doesn't matter.  Terry’s got this.

The bell sounds as both men, Terry McGuire and Floyd Shooter, begin to circle the ring with an eye for the opening strike. An aroused audience roars with excitement as both men lunge forward to tie up with a traditional lockup, but quickly disperse it with a small struggle of power. Terry McGuire uses a boost of speed to throw a clenched fist at Shooter, which rocks Sheriff back, causing the southern gentleman to check his mouth for any signs of blood. McGuire doesn’t relent, continuing to throw punches to knock Floyd Shooter back into the corner of the ring. An Irish whip favors the momentum of McGuire, who sends Shooter flying into the opposite side of the ring with devastating force. Floyd’s back crashes against the turnbuckle pads, creating a reverberation of the squared circle to echo throughout the venue. Terry McGuire sprints forward and drives a big boot into the taller competitor. A smack causes the audience to cringe upon impact.

Jeremy Piven: Hello! My name is can-o-whoop ass!

Joe Aiello: What? I don’t get it. What a big boot by McGuire!


Floyd Shooter slumps in the corner, but Terry McGuire doesn’t seem to be finished. Raising the chin of Shooter, McGuire lets forth another ring hand, rocking Sheriff in the corner with surprising power. The opportunity presents itself as Terry mounts the southern man in the corner, raising a fist up in the air to entice the crowd for a ten-count punch!

Joe Aiello: McGuire setting up Floyd for a melee!

Sheriff latches onto McGuire, and before Terry can know where he is going, Sheriff lifts his smaller opponent out of the corner and straight into the canvas with a thundering powerbomb! The ring shakes, and the pin attempt is staring Sheriff in the face, but Floyd Shooter isn’t satisfied with the results. Crawling on top of McGuire, Shooter begins a melee of deadly proportion onto Terry McGuire! The referee attempts to break it up.

Jeremy Piven: Damn that cowboy! Damn him for turning this into a street fight! How dare him.

Joe Aiello: Floyd is just getting on McGuire’s level, Jeremy.

The crowd boos heavily as the referee pulls at Floyd Shooter, restraining the wrestler to some degree, which gives Terry McGuire time to recoup by crawling into the corner to get to his feet. McGuire charges, but Floyd shoves the referee out of the way and dodges the incoming boost by McGuire, sending the smaller brawler face first into the top turnbuckle. The crowd cheers as Floyd whips around to grapple onto the back of the dazed Terry McGuire, driving him back and into the canvas with a backside suplex! Floyd follows the crashing McGuire with a pin attempt.

Joe Aiello: Floyd goes for the win!


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Jeremy Piven: Yes! Terry isn’t that easy to beat, Joe.

McGuire kicks out easily, causing Floyd to roll off his opponent while attempting to get back on his feet. A stomping ensues upon McGuire, who flails upon the mat with pain at the pleasure of the venue who cheers Floyd Shooter on. Again, the referee interrupts the assault by Floyd Shooter, who is pushed back slightly by the official who wants to see wrestling, and not a street fight.

Joe Aiello: The referee keeps interrupting this one; the official wants to see a wrestling match!

Jeremy Piven: Floyd Shooter is a rule breaker.

Terry McGuire makes it to his feet to bulldoze Floyd with every intention to let this match turn into that street fight. Both men crash against the ropes as the audience goes ballistic. Terry and Floyd spill onto the outside and land upon the mat, where both men drive fists into each other with every intention to main. Terry gets the best of Floyd, striking him in the gut before dragging the taller brawler to his feet. Terry proposes an Irish whip into the barricade, but Sherriff reverses the momentum gain for his own attempt to send McGuire spiraling into the barricade with vicious intentions. Crash! Terry slams into the barricade with his back, and oddly enough, random fans begin to pat the brawlers back and shoulders for an attempt to graze the wrestler. The referee is throwing up the countdown, as both men seem to ignore it.

Jeremy Piven: C’mon ref! Get out there and split this up and get these two back in the ring! Floyd is obviously manipulating the official!

Floyd acknowledges the official, but only rolls in and then back out to break the count. The official flashes an annoyed look.

Joe Aiello: Smart move by Shooter breaking the count.

Jeremy Piven: What – he can’t do that, can he?

Joe Aiello: He can and just did!

Sherriff seems to have taken too much time, and McGuire readies himself by stepping away from the barricade. Shooter dashes forward for at what seems to be a clothesline attempt, but McGuire turns it into a beautiful spinebuster onto the outside mats! Thud!

Jeremy Piven: Woo! Welcome to the Vancouver, Shooter! That rhymes!

Joe Aiello: Great one, Jeremy. Excellent spinebuster by McGuire!

The audience goes wild as McGuire plants Floyd, but Terry seems to be out of it; the barricade seemed to cause some serious damage. Terry McGuire makes it to his feet and rolls inside the ring, but then back out – effectively breaking the impending count out by the referee.

Joe Aiello: So what do you call that when Terry McGuire breaks the count, Jeremy?

Jeremy Piven: Strategy and tactics.

Joe Aiello: Oh boy.

A dangerous brawler indeed, Terry McGuire shoves some random idiot at ringside out of his seat, grasping the cold steel to fold it together with a deadly clunk. Floyd Shooter seems to recoup, but is in obvious pain, all the while the audience goes nuts at the sight of a steel chair being introduced to the fray. The official yells at Terry McGuire to set the weapon down, but only gets the return of a sadistic and unnerving smile.

Joe Aiello: Someone stop this man! He’s going to break Shooter in half! Dear god!

Jeremy Piven: Yes! Send this idiot back to Arkansas – or Alabama – wherever he’s from!

Joe Aiello: Houston, Jeremy.

Jeremy Piven: Exactly. Like I said, Arkansas.

Joe Aiello: Never mind.

McGuire heaves the chair at the recovering Shooter, but misses! Shooter dodges the chairshot and stumbles away towards the corner of the ring while favoring his back. Terry is relentless, and quick enough to turn around and give a solid step forward to heave the chair once again. Sheriff dodges again, but this time the steel connects with the outside ring post, bouncing off and colliding with its wielders own face! Clack! McGuire knocks his own lights out, dropping the chair and turning around to be lifted up and off the ground by Floyd Shooter! Somoan Drop onto the outside mats! Thud!

Joe Aiello: Amazing power on display by Shooter! McGuire goes for the ride! That’s gotta hurt!

Jeremy Piven: Blatant cheating on display, I say.

Shooter stumbles to his feet while the crowd begins to chant: HOLY SHIT, in repetition.

Jeremy Piven: What are they saying?

Joe Aiello: You know what they are chanting, Jeremy.

Floyd has enough sense to bring McGuire to his feet and shove him inside the ring, under the bottom rope, and following his opponent in as well. Floyd goes for the pin attempt!

Jeremy Piven: Rookie move!


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Jeremy Piven: Told you!

McGuire is down and out, but his leg props itself upon the bottom rope. Boos flood the entire venue, drowning out all other noise, as Shooter looks simply amazed at the elusive behavior of his opponent.

Joe Aiello: Shooter looks out of gas! He has to clean this up quick!

Floyd seems perturbed, dragging McGuire into the center of the ring to attempt another pin!


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Two!


Joe Aiello: McGuire gets the shoulder up in time!

McGuire gets the shoulder up, much to the dismay of the venue. Sheriff gasps for air, but has enough juice to raise Terry McGuire to his feet to setup The Six Shooter DDT! The crowd goes nuts, but McGuire shoves Sheriff back and away from him, but then quickly shoots the gap with The Rockport City Killer Lariat! Floyd is rocked. Both men collapse as the impact creates an enormous reaction from the entire arena. After a moment of staring into the lights above, McGuire crawls over to put an arm over the recently stricken Floyd Shooter.

Jeremy Piven: Wham bam, thank you ma’am!

Joe Aiello: What a strike by McGuire! Shooter is out!


One!


Two!


Th-


Floyd kicks out. The arena pops!

Jeremy Piven: What!

Joe Aiello: Shooter is still in this!

McGuire gets to his feet while clenching onto Floyd Shooter, dragging his foe up for every intention to end this. An Irish whip sends Sheriff into the turnbuckle with a crash, allowing McGuire to setup the impending assault with ease.

McGuire charges, but Floyd quickly sidesteps the rush, stumbling out of the corner and turning around to meet McGuire with a boot to the gut! Six Shooter DDT! The crowd pops as McGuire bounces off the canvas with a slight flail. Floyd hooks the leg as he drops down for the pin attempt.

Joe Aiello: Shooter dodges! Wait for it! Six Shooter DDT! Oh my god!

Jeremy Piven: No!


One!


Two!


Three!



Jeremy Piven: Dammit! Damn that Floyd Shooter!

Joe Aiello: The Sheriff picks up the win!

The bell rings, and Floyd Shooter gets to his feet with his music hitting the speakers. The crowd cheers while Sheriff gets his hand raised in victory!

Jessica Stroup: Your winner, via pin fall, FLOYD SHOOTER!

Aiello: What a great match and an incredible win for Floyd Shooter. He is proving to be one of the very best here in the EWC. Now before we go on to the main event this week. We need to talk a bit about last week main event we have! It was a match that I believe that will go down into the history books of EWC. 

Piven: Yes it was! I couldn’t believe the things we saw in this match last week. We hand two of the best of this company go out there and put on the best match last week.

Aiello: Only one person came out of the winner in this match and it was Ruthnn Park better know to many around here as Ruthless Aggression. During the week, Jessica got the chance to sit down with Ruthless in her school in New York to talk about last week and not only that many other things. 

Now up on the screen it show Jessica standing by a training ring with Ruthless Aggression right beside her. Jessica was wearing a pair of tight blue jeans with a EWC shirt on. Ruthless was wearing a pair of blue jeans with a shirt that hand a cartoon version of herself on the front with a soft smile on her face. 

Jessica: Right now I am standing next to a woman that will have the chance to make history in EWC at one of the biggest event in history of this company. At Stranglemania X Main Event for the EWC Champion Title. As of right now we don’t know who she will be facing but whoever she step inside of that ring with they have to believe they will be up a good wrestler. Ruthless, I would like to say thank you for letting us have this time to talk to you.

Ruthless: Hey it no problem. 

Jessica: After that win last night you have to tell us how did you feel about that win! 

Ruthless smiled softly as she lean against the ring behind her as she was talking to Jessica. 

Ruthless: I feel happy about that win. Who wouldn’t after the type of match that was! You have to realized something when it comes to me. I always was look at as a woman that would never get up or be as equal as some of the best of the world. This Main Event I need to prove to people I had the right to be in this main event! I am know as someone for years who never play backstage politics with the company. I always felt hard work will get to where you should be in the world. That what I did. No one can’t say that X handle me this match. No one can’t say that my friendship with Madison or Mac got me in that spot. No it was me! It was the hard work that got me there. 

Jessica: Well I feel the same way when it comes to you but you know many people around here truly do not understand this thing you have with our General Manager. Are your two a couple? 

Ruthless: Jaden and I aren’t a couple. We were once way back when I first start training but that was back then. Do I still have feelings for him? Well who wouldn’t when it was your first love.. yes I say it. He was my first love and I believe I was his. He always knew how to push me to the point of where I need to be to get better. That what it just did last week. He help me realized I need that a bit Aggression to come out of me at times. I need to show why I was name Ruthless Aggression. Jaden and I might not be together but know one thing. If you fuck with him. You fucking with me and the same goes for him. It just our way of showing respect towards each other. We are strange but who isn’t these days. 

Jessica nods softly. 

Jessica: So, you saying you are single? 

Ruthless: Yes, I am but that doesn’t have to do what at hand right now. Right now, I am about to walk into Stranglemania X for a title that many people believe right now I shouldn’t even have a chance for. Think about we have many wrestlers right now looking at me as a target. I don’t mind this because that means they will be coming for me. I will not back away from them one bit. I will do what I need to show them and everyone around here why EWC make Ruthless Aggression the best wrestler in the world. It is because of the talent that is on the roster. Look at the roster we have right now Damien, Axle, Shell, Eric Steel, Madison, Kurt and I keep going on and on about the talent we have. All of the wrestlers here is what going to push me to be something great. Which I can’t wait to do for this company down the line. I have a feeling more is just going to keep coming and I am ready to face them also. 

Jessica: Thank you for this time. We all hope good luck for you at the Stranglemania X.

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SIX MAN TAG TEAM MATCH

Match Writer: Jon "Gold" Wilder

PROJECT CHAOS
Vs
aKa AND CHRIS MAVERICK

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Jessica Stroup: Ladies and gentlemen, the following match is scheduled for one fall and is a six man tag team match! It is also the main event of the evening! Introducing first at a combined weight of 634 lbs, Gabreal Martin, Jay Reynolds and Storm, PROJECT CHAOS!

”Nightmare” by Avenged Sevenfold hits the PA System but plays for several minutes. Jessica is about to announce them again when Chris Maverick is thrown out from behind the curtains by Jay Reynolds! Mark Storm with Gabreal Martin coming out with Chris Emery and AJ Tasco with them, Another Killing Aspiration are beaten pretty badly at this point. The fans are shocked to see such violence. Project Chaos proceeds to toss Chris Maverick, Chris Emery and AJ Tasco on the stage and then pick up weapons.

Mark takes out Emery with a steel chair as Gabreal Martin uses a fire extinguisher to knock out Tasco. Chris Maverick blocks an attempt to knock him out with Brass Knuckles and instead hits a hard right fist to Jay Reynolds and follows up with a Hip Toss causing Jay to roll down the ramp. Picking up Chris Emery by his shirt, Mark Storm walks over to the edge of the stage and tosses him through a table. Following up, Gabreal Martin then tosses AJ Tasco on to the nearby cement and leaving them decimated. 

Joe Aiello: Looks like our main event for the evening has already started.

Jeremy Piven: If you wanted chaos, you got it. These men started this match off long before we were even ready. Now, Chaos is ready to reign supreme over EWC and aKa are the first victims.

Chris attempts to Alabama Slam Jay onto the ramp but Jay rolls over his opponent’s shoulders and hits an Inverted Atomic Drop. Maverick holds his tail bone as he stumbles onto the ring but Jay runs up on his opponent and hits an Inverted DDT. Not letting up, Gabreal and Mark run down to the ring and the three proceed to beat down Chris Maverick. He doesn’t move much aver several stomps and punches to his head.

Reaching under the ring, Storm and Martin pull out chairs while Jay holds up Chris. The two get next to him and as Jay lets got, they hit a Con-Chair-To, knocking out Chris Maverick. The referee is powerless to stop the assault as he watches Chris Maverick rolled into the ring with Jay Reynolds coming in after him. The referee finally calls for the bell to sound as Jay climbs up the turnbuckle and attempts The Whirlwind. But Maverick gets his knees up and counters the attack!

Jay holds his ribs and tries to recuperate, seeing a chance, Gabreal Martin tries to get into the ring causing referee to try and keep him out but it leaves Mark Storm unnoticed to get in the ring and savagely attack Chris Maverick. The crowd boos loudly letting their voices be heard as Chris resists and puts up a fight.

Joe Aiello: Despite the sneak attack, there's a lot of fight in Chris Maverick. He's putting up one Hell of a defense.

Jeremy Piven: That might be true, but he's also at a huge disadvantage. Three on one and right now the referee is being distracted by Gabreal Martin which allows Jay Reynolds a chance to recover.

Moving quickly, Mark Storm hits a Dragon Screw taking down Chris Maverick and follows up with several knees to his opponent's neck. Locking arms around his opponents waist, Mark tries a German Suplex but Chris Maverick counters and lands two German Suplexes in a row, taking out his opponent. Backing up quickly, Mark allows the referee to notice him and now the referee reprimands Mark for being in the ring. This gives Gabreal Martin a chance to get in the ring to attack Chris Maverick with a Backstabber. 

Chris Maverick yells loudly and leans on the ropes. Seeing his opponent on the ropes, Gabreal kicks him repeatedly several times but when he gets closer to Chris, Maverick counters by grabbing his leg. Holding his opponents leg, Chris delivers several kicks along his opponents body then delivers a swift Superkick, knocking down Gabreal Martin who rolls out the ring. He starts building steam as Jay Reynolds comes back and this time the referee is looking at both the active participants. The two trade blows back and forth with Chris getting the upper hand. After a swift knee to his opponent's gut, Maverick sets him up for a Swinging Neckbreaker but Jay is quick and hits The J Connection! He moves quickly, scoops a leg and Jay stays on top and covers…

ONE!...

TWO!...

THREE!!!!

Project Chaos stands in the ring triumphantly as trash is thrown at them in the ring.

Jessica Stroup: Here are your winners by pin fall: Gabreal Martin, Mark Storm and Jay Reynolds, PROJECT CHAOS!

Jeremy Piven: Project Chaos won this match in about 12 seconds or so. Although it’s not really fair as this match was already won before they even stepped out here.

Joe Aiello: What a horrible day for Another Killing Aspiration and Chris Maverick. Those poor souls never stood a chance but with the way Project Chaos is acting, does anyone?

The music suddenly stops as all three members of Project Chaos take the ring and begin to attack Chris Emery and J Tasco viciously. They try to defend themselves, but the numbers are too much. Suddenly Shadow Man comes running down the ramp and slides into the ring. 

Shadow Man grabs Jay Reynolds by the back of the hair and nails him with a right, and then throws a left punch at Gabriel Martin and kicks Mark Storm in the groin then follows up with GOOD BYE CHARLIE on Storm. The members of aKa roll out of the ring. The crowd is going absolutely insane and chanting Shadow Man's name but it is short-lived as Martin nails Shadow Man from behind with a chair. Jay Reynolds grabs a chair of his own and also starts beating down on Shadow Man. 

Shadow Man is cut open pretty bad now and has blood pouring down his face. Jay Reynolds gets Shadow Man to his feet and holds his arms behind his back as Gabriel Martin winds up and cranks Shadow Man across the face with a chair. They go to do this a second time when ...

ALL OF A SUDDEN...

Derek Wellings, Madison Mitchell, Kurt Newman and Floyd Shooter all come running down the ramp. The four of them slide into the ring. Madison Mitchell jumps on Gabriel Martins back and has him in a headlock. Jay Reynolds drops Shadow Man and is quickly met with an onslaught of punches from Derek Wellings and Floyd Shooter. Kurt Newman grabs Mark Storm and throws him over the top ropes and out of the ring. Soon after Gabriel Martin and Jay Renolds are also tossed over the top ropes. 

The crowd is going absolutely insane right now. Gabrial Martin, Jay Reynolds and Mark Storm try and get back in the ring but they are stopped by Madison, Floyd, Wellings and Newman. Shadow Man struggles to get to his feet but manages to spit blood at the face of Gabriel Martin. 

Jeremy Piven: This is absolute insanity right now. PROJECT: Chaos have proved they are a force to be reckoned with and a war might have just started as Shadow Man, Derek Wellings, Floyd Shooter, Kurt Newman and Madison Mitchell just formed an unlikely alliance to help wrestlers in need

Joe Aiello: It appears to be official that Derek Wellings and Floyd Shooter are in a partnership but how does these others come into play? Is it just a one shot deal or is there another faction in the works? Will Project Chaos be the future of Extreme Wrestling Corporation? As an all out war just began?

Folks, we'll find out next week as we are out of time. On behalf of Jeremy Piven and everyone at EWC, I'm Joe Aiello. GOOD NIGHT AND SEE YOU IN PITTSBURGH!


The scene fades as PROJECT: Chaos back there way up the ramp to the boos of everyone in attendance, never losing eye contact with the Five in the ring

© THE EXTREME WRESTLING CORPORATION 2015

Smith Jones beat Drake Sage
Adam Styker beat Michael Carter
Madison Mitchell beat Kane Sicko
"The Airborne Ranger" Derek Wellings beat "Rebel Angel" Jack Carter
Troy Devereaux beat Kasey Cross
Kurt Newman beat Mike Corral & JC Styles
Nathan Creed beat Alex Anderson
Damien Kingston beat Axle Aomori
Floyd Shooter beat Terry McGuire
Project Chaos beat aKa & Chris Maverick