Post by EWC on May 11, 2015 20:12:20 GMT -6
WARNING: This live event contains stunts performed by professionals or under the supervision of professionals and maybe unsuitable for younger viewers. Accordingly EWC and it's producers must insist that no one attempt to recreate or re-enact any stunt or activity performed in this live event.
The Extreme Wrestling Corporation presents
Monday Night Brawl is a professional wrestling television program for Extreme Wrestling Corporation (EWC) that currently airs on ESPN, Spike, SkySports, huluPLUS and TSN2 in Canada. The shows name, which is sometimes stylized as MNB, is also used to refer to the Brawl brand, in which EWC employees are assigned to work and perform on that program. The show originally debuted in North America on the CTV & ESPN Network on April 7,1997. It remained there for a number of years until Brawl was moved to SPIKE TV and SYFY. In 2008, the show was moved to Showtime HD, SciFi HD, SkySports and the new TSN2. Since its launch in 1997, Brawl continues to air on Monday nights. Brawl is generally seen as the company's flagship program due to its longer history, higher ratings, and emphasis on pay-per-views. It is the second longest running weekly episodic television show in history
MONDAY NIGHT BRAWL
EPISODE 423Monday 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
» THE ROAD TO NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS XII
EWC BRAWL
May 11, 2015
Live From the PNC ARENA in Raleigh, North Carolina
Commentators: Joe Aiello & Jeremy Piven
Announcer: Jessica Stroup
Head Ref: Earl Hebner
Backstage help: Ace Heart
EWC BRAWL
May 11, 2015
Live From the PNC ARENA in Raleigh, North Carolina
Commentators: Joe Aiello & Jeremy Piven
Announcer: Jessica Stroup
Head Ref: Earl Hebner
Backstage help: Ace Heart
PRE SHOW MATCH 1
JORDAN TAYLOR Vs JAMES KASH
Many premier Wrestling magazines have been touting James Kash as the next big thing to hit EWC. After his performance against Jordan Taylor, a lot more people may be listening to what those magazines have to say. The 6’7 behemoth absolutely dominated Jordan Taylor, inside and outside of the ring. In a rare occurrence, Rookie Referee Clint Tocchet chose to call the match after Kash connected with “The Payoff”, one that sent Taylor flying in mid-air from the center of the ring and all the way out to the ringside barricades.
PRE SHOW MATCH 2
SLADE HARDISON Vs ION
A match that many had pegged as the one to watch, even as a dark match, lived up to all the hype that it was given. In a 15-minute slobber knocker, both Slade Harrison and Ion put on outstanding displays of their unique talents. Slade connected with not one, but two separate Kentucky Drops. Neither one was able to keep Ion’s shoulders on the mat, sending the already packed PNC Arena in to a manic state. With the fans already getting their money’s worth, Ion stopped the show with a tremendous display of athleticism. With Harrison staggering to his feet, Ion sprinted across the ring and leapt directly on to only the top rope. Without a moment’s hesitation, Ion leapt from the rope and connected with the Ionic Splash. The move sent both men to the mat in a heap, but Ion was strewn across the chest of Harrison and technically in pinning position. The referee made the 3-Count and raised the motionless arm of Ion. EMT’s rushed to the ring to check on the men as the lights dimmed and the countdown to the beginning of BRAWL was underway.
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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 422.
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.
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 PNC Arena is electrifying. Spotlights circle around the arena as the 70,000+ 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.
The feed fades in we see the fans cheering, various fireworks emitting from behind them! Crowd signs are waved from left to right, and with each turn of the television feed, it is easily noticed that the excitement is at a fever pitch!
Various fans are shown in the arena as the EWC gives some TV time for a lucky few. The first fan addresses his displeasure with the unrest in the company.
The second fan shown next makes his opinion on who should lead the company looking forward into the future!
And lastly, the camera stops on one more fan, albeit quickly before moving on...
A chant begins of
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
MNB
The fans in the arena cheer loudly as fireworks emit from the stage area! The explosions continue to rock the arena repeatedly, causing the fans to cheer with each burst. The explosions finally come to an end just short of the entrance area, finishing off with a finale consisting of a smokey display. As the fans continue to cheer, the theme song for Monday Night Brawl starts to play! The television feed promptly switches to the announcer's booth.
Sitting at the announcer's booth is Joey Aiello and Jeremy Piven. Sitting with a smile upon his face, Joey looks at the camera, a dark brown shirt upon his torso that reads "BRAWL".
Jeremy Piven: With the recent acquisition of Awesome Championship Entertainment, we’ve seen a sudden surge of ACE wrestler’s here in EWC as of last Friday Night at Rampage.
Joe Aiello: Well Alan Christopher, the man who built ACE Wrestling, was bought out by our own President Mac. With the acquisition of ACE Wrestling, THE Peter Van Parker, Liz Smalls, “Buffalo” Darrell Davis and “Princess” Melissa Davenport all came with Alan Christopher.
Jeremy Piven: Already, the fans of EWC are really taking negatively towards these invaders. THE Peter Van Parker has an ego the size of Derek Wellings himself, Liz Smalls has been getting into other people’s business-
The feed cuts to images, from Friday Night Rampage, of the members of ACE in the ring.
Joe Aiello: In her defense, she is a great female wrestler and is putting all others on notice. But it doesn’t excuse her overconfidence and arrogance.
Jeremy Piven: Indeed, the overconfidence over shadowed “Buffalo” Darraell Davis as Princess Davenport made sure everyone knows that she’s the royalty of ACE as well as EWC. They’ve already declared that EWC is their company as they like what they see in their ACEvasion.
Joe Aiello: What a horrible nickname if you ask me. They truly believe they’re the best in the business.
Jeremy Piven: They'll certainly provide even more intrigue to our already burgeoning EWC.
Joe Aiello: That's for su--
The feed suddenly cuts to the backstage area, specifically the parking garage. There is no movement within the frame, as an excited buzz surges through the crowd.
Joe Aiello: Well, I know we were supposed to go backstage to Ace Heart. Ace, are you there?
There is no response, as suddenly a white van pulls in to frame and stops. The unmarked utility van's side door swings open and out steps a squadron of security guards. The guards are clad in slightly beefy gear, not the typical useless attire they tend to have on at these events. Several of the guards holster taser guns as they form in to line.
Joe Aiello: Oh Jeremy, this must be the heightened security that the executives were talking about.
Jeremy Piven: It sure looks like it.
Joe Aiello: This is where this damn war has gotten us.
The men, in single file, make their way in to the backstage areas of the arena and the feed cuts back to ringside with Aiello and Piven.
Joe Aiello: I mean, Jeremy, no one has seen our President or Vice President at the Arena today.
Jeremy Piven: That's correct, and that alone is reason to suspect that Armageddon is approaching.
Joe Aiello: It appears we now have Ace Heart backstage...Ace?
Jeremy Piven: With the recent acquisition of Awesome Championship Entertainment, we’ve seen a sudden surge of ACE wrestler’s here in EWC as of last Friday Night at Rampage.
Joe Aiello: Well Alan Christopher, the man who built ACE Wrestling, was bought out by our own President Mac. With the acquisition of ACE Wrestling, THE Peter Van Parker, Liz Smalls, “Buffalo” Darrell Davis and “Princess” Melissa Davenport all came with Alan Christopher.
Jeremy Piven: Already, the fans of EWC are really taking negatively towards these invaders. THE Peter Van Parker has an ego the size of Derek Wellings himself, Liz Smalls has been getting into other people’s business-
The feed cuts to images, from Friday Night Rampage, of the members of ACE in the ring.
Joe Aiello: In her defense, she is a great female wrestler and is putting all others on notice. But it doesn’t excuse her overconfidence and arrogance.
Jeremy Piven: Indeed, the overconfidence over shadowed “Buffalo” Darraell Davis as Princess Davenport made sure everyone knows that she’s the royalty of ACE as well as EWC. They’ve already declared that EWC is their company as they like what they see in their ACEvasion.
Joe Aiello: What a horrible nickname if you ask me. They truly believe they’re the best in the business.
Jeremy Piven: They'll certainly provide even more intrigue to our already burgeoning EWC.
Joe Aiello: That's for su--
The feed suddenly cuts to the backstage area, specifically the parking garage. There is no movement within the frame, as an excited buzz surges through the crowd.
Joe Aiello: Well, I know we were supposed to go backstage to Ace Heart. Ace, are you there?
There is no response, as suddenly a white van pulls in to frame and stops. The unmarked utility van's side door swings open and out steps a squadron of security guards. The guards are clad in slightly beefy gear, not the typical useless attire they tend to have on at these events. Several of the guards holster taser guns as they form in to line.
Joe Aiello: Oh Jeremy, this must be the heightened security that the executives were talking about.
Jeremy Piven: It sure looks like it.
Joe Aiello: This is where this damn war has gotten us.
The men, in single file, make their way in to the backstage areas of the arena and the feed cuts back to ringside with Aiello and Piven.
Joe Aiello: I mean, Jeremy, no one has seen our President or Vice President at the Arena today.
Jeremy Piven: That's correct, and that alone is reason to suspect that Armageddon is approaching.
Joe Aiello: It appears we now have Ace Heart backstage...Ace?