For the past two weeks, wrestlers and
fans have wondering whether A.J. Fairchild intentionally hit Vikki
Synn in the head with his FGA Heavyweight Championship at Final
Frontier. By the end of the night, we had our answer.
Since December 28th,
Fairchild has bent over backwards to apologize to both Ryan Kidd and
Vikki Synn. But it appeared that some people, mainly Preston Blake
and Pat Gordon, Jr, weren't buying it. Preston went so far as to
stage a protest while asking for Fairchild to be stripped of his
championship. But while that display may have been viewed as
self-serving, the fact that a man as respected as Gordon, Jr made
people question Fairchild even more. Ever since winning the
championship, Fairchild has not only shown a more cocky side, but he
had shown signs of resentment towards his friend. But despite these
red flags, Fairchild maintained that it was an accident.
After Fairchild kicked off the show
with yet another apology, Kidd and Vikki remained unsure of
Fairchild's intentions. Fairchild claimed that by the end of the
night, everyone would know where we stood.
In the main event, Kidd took on
Preston. Kidd wasn't buying Preston's protest and his slick talk. He
continued to hold Preston responsible for what happened to Vikki at
Final Frontier. And had Preston not ran down after the main event and
attacked Kidd, it could be argued that Vikki would have never come
down to the ring. Kidd wasted no time early on, pouncing all over
Preston and not letting up at all. Preston was so overwhelmed with
Kidd's onslaught that he tried to leave and get himself counted out.
But Fairchild, who was made out to be Public Enemy #1 by Preston,
wasn't about to let the Harvard alum get off easy. He quickly grabbed
Preston, ran back down to ringside and rolled him into the ring. A
well-timed counter on Preston's part got him back in the mix. But
after Preston controlled the match midway, Kidd battled back and soon
took back the advantage in the match. It appeared as though Kidd was
about to finish off Preston with a high-risk maneuver from the top
rope. But Fairchild pulled Preston out of the ring, causing Kidd to
crash hard onto the canvas. The match then ended in a
disqualification after Fairchild slammed Preston's head against the
ring post. But Fairchild wasn’t done there.
Fairchild proceeded to attack Kidd,
causing the crowd to officially turn on him in full force. Fairchild
then went back to the outside and pulled out a ladder. He then
attacked Kidd with the ladder until Vikki ran down to the ring again.
The two then stared each other down before Vikki socked him with a
punch to the face. What happened next left no doubt as to Fairchild's
intentions. Once Vikki turned around to signal for medical attention,
Fairchild clutched his belt and nailed Vikki in the face yet again
with his championship belt. But he still wasn't done. Fairchild then
delivered a flipping piledriver on Kidd onto the ladder before
standing “victorious.”
While Fairchild has been shockingly
quiet on the subject given his newfound attitude, Kidd and Vikki are
both holding up well. You can bet that Kidd will have a lot to say as
FGA heads to Plymouth, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island on
January 26 and 27. This issue between Kidd and Fairchild is far from
over.
Check back to FGA Online tomorrow for
the latest news, as well as an update on the Pride Championship
Tournament.
