Web-Exclusive Taping
8.18.13
Monroe Sports Center
Monroe, NJ
Hunter Werth vs. Jason Ecks
Down with the Sickness by Disturbed hits hard on the arena sound system as Jason Ecks appears on the stage. He looks at the camera and starts counting off with his fingers…1…2…3 sprints towards the ring as the pyro goes off on the ramp almost as if he is racing it. He launches himself at the last second and baseball slides under the bottom rope. He slides to the center of the ring and pops to his feet. He approaches the near corner and climbs to the second turn buckle and looks out over the crowd and up the ramp waiting for the start of the match.
("Secret Weapon" by MxPX begins playing over the loudspeaker. Hunter Werth makes his way out from behind the curtain doing a little strut as he comes out. He stops for a second putting his hand to his ear, waiting for the [cheers/boos/general disinterest] of the crowd. He then starts walking down the ramp slapping hands with the fans beside the ring that offer them.)
You are your own secret weapon.
It's all up to you, to come out swingin'.
It's all up to you!
(Hunter walks up the ring steps and swings around to the opposite side of the post. He grabs the top rope and propels himself over the top rope. When he lands in the middle of the ring, he hops up again using the ring to propel himself up a big doing a 360. He then cracks his neck and goes to his corner waiting for the his opponent)
The bell sounds as both men approach the center of the ring; Ecks extends his hand, which is promptly taken by Werth and the competitors share a handshake. They back away and start circling the ring, waiting for an opening to come. After a few moments they lock up collar and elbow, Werth gaining the initial advantage as he goes behind with a hammerlock. Ecks fires off an elbow to the jaw before reversing with a hammerlock of his own. Hunter shoots a back elbow upwards, catching his opponent by surprise, before running against the ropes. Jason Ecks leapfrogs over Werth as he approaches; Werth bounces off the ropes again, right into a high hip toss! Ecks makes the cover.
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Both men scramble back to their feet as Ecks backs his opponent against the ropes. A few knife edge chops turn Hunter’s chest red before he gets Irish whipped across the ring – but Werth reverses, sending Jason running against the ropes. Werth drops down as Ecks leaps over him, bouncing off the other ropes, coming right back into a flapjack! He hits the mat face first and pops right back to his feet as Werth doubles him over with a boot to the gut. Hunter runs against the nearest ropes, coming back with a sloppy swinging neckbreaker as he makes the cover.
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But Jason gets the shoulder up.
Hunter assumes a mounted position astride his opponent’s chest as he nails him with a few punches to the head before the referee intervenes. Ecks gets lifted back to his feet and thrown head first into the top turnbuckle. A couple of boots find themselves planted in the midsection of Jason Ecks before Werth ascends to the middle turnbuckle. Hunter unloads with a series of right hands, the crowd counting along with him, six successive shots to the face of Jason Ecks before he manages to squirm out under Hunter Werth, stumbling towards the middle of the ring. Werth drops down and turns round, only to get caught by a spinning back kick to the midsection, followed up quickly thereafter by a DDT!
Hunter rolls out under the bottom rope, clutching his head as Ecks stands back up in the ring. He sees his opponent on the outside of the ring as he runs against the opposite ropes. Jason launches himself over the top rope with a suicide senton, just connecting with Hunter Werth! Both men are down on the outside as the referee starts the count out. Ecks stirs first, dragging himself back up with the help of the a folding steel chair before he drags Werth back to a vertical base, rolling him back into the and following him in. A pin attempt by Ecks.
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Hunter kicks out!
Ecks lifts him to a seated position and applies a rear chinlock. The referee checks for a submission, but Hunter isn’t giving up easily. The hold transitions as Werth battles to an upright position, firing off a few elbows to the midsection, loosening Jason’s grip. Hunter counters the hold with a back suplex, but Jason flips over the back, landing on his feet as he fires off a low kick to the thigh. Werth manages to turn around as Ecks lands a couple more kicks to the outside of the legs, finally dropping Hunter to one knee before clocking him with an enziguiri to the back of the head. Capitalising, Ecks grabs his opponent by the legs as he tries for a cloverleaf submission hold, but Werth kicks him away. Jason rolls through, getting back to his feet as Hunter uses the ropes to get back to his feet. He’s caught from behind, however, as Ecks hits a basement dropkick to the back of the knee. Hunter drops like a sack of potatoes. Sensing an opportunity, Ecks drags his opponent towards the center of the ring, looking for a figure four, but Werth manages to kick him away again. This time Ecks flies towards the corner, hitting the back of his head on one of the turnbuckles, allowing Hunter time to recover.
Both men take their time to get back to their feet, Hunter staggering around the ring as Ecks picks himself up in the corner. Jason storms out of the corner, charging at Werth with a lariat, but it’s ducked! Werth counters with some knife edge chops that light up his opponent’s chest before going for an Irish whip. Ecks manages to stand his ground, reversing the whip attempt, which is, in turn, countered as Werth executes a short arm clothesline! Werth takes a moment to play to the crowd as Jason Ecks rolls around on the canvas, before starting to get back to his feet. Another Irish whip has Ecks hurtling towards the turnbuckles as he hits them back first. Hunter comes charging in with a running double knee lift! Ecks stumbles out of the corner as Hunter climbs out through the ropes onto the apron. He waits for Jason to turn around before springboarding up onto the top rope for his trademark springboard forearm smash – but Werth slips and lands awkwardly on his feet. Ecks seizes the moment, doubling Hunter over with a boot to the gut before lifting him for a suplex – but Werth drops down the back and pushes Ecks into the corner. He hits the turnbuckle chest first, staggering back as Werth hooks his opponent’s arm. Hunted Down! The cobra clutch slam takes Ecks down as Hunter Werth hooks the leg.
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Winner: Hunter Werth
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Christopher Jenkins vs. Daniel Christopher
"Pull Me Under" by Dream Theater begins to play as the fans look toward the curtain. After about ten seconds, Christopher Jenkins comes out from behind the curtain to a massive negative reaction from the crowd. He walks down to the ring, unfazed by the reaction. When he makes it to ringside, he hops up on the apron. He then climbs on the turnbuckle, raising his left fist in the air triumphantly. After a few seconds, he lowers his fist and drops into the ring, leaning against the corner and waiting for the match to start.
Daniel “The Angel” Christopher comes out to a cheering reaction as "Git Up" by D12 starts playing through the arena, and looks to the crowd, while dressed in a jacket with a hood. He then runs into the ring and walks to one of the turnbuckles. Daniel Christopher then climbs it and beats his chest twice, before jumping off it. He then takes his jacket off and hangs it to the side of the turnbuckles. Daniel Christopher then turns around and waits for his opponent. waiting for the match to start.
The bell sounds as Jenkins runs across the ring and knocks down Christopher with a dropkick to boos from the crowd. He then picks up Christopher and slams his head into the top turnbuckle. A rake to eyes garners boos from the crowd. But Jenkins just tells them to “shut up!”
Jenkins takes Christopher and goes for an irish whip. But Christopher reverses, sending Jenkins into the ropes. When Jenkins comes back, Christopher throws him down with a back body drop to cheers from the crowd. Jenkins gets up, but Christopher knocks him down with a dropkick. Jenkins gets back up. But he gets knocked back down with another dropkick to cheers from the crowd. As he gets up, Christopher kicks him in the midsection and delivers a vertical suplex. Without letting go, Christopher rolls over, pulls Jenkins back up and delivers another vertical suplex. Without letting go, Christopher rolls over, pulls Jenkins back up and delivers a third vertical suplex to cheers from the crowd.
Christopher picks up Jenkins and whips him hard chest-first into the corner. As Jenkins stumbles back, Christopher grabs him and delivers a german suplex. Without letting go, Christopher rolls over, pulls Jenkins up and delivers a second german suplex. Without letting go, Christopher rolls over, pulls Jenkins up and delivers a release german suplex to cheers from the crowd.
Christopher picks up Jenkins and lifts him up. After holding him in place for five seconds, Christopher throws him down with Christopher's Edge to cheers from the crowd. He then steps through the ropes, climbs up to the top turnbuckle, leaps off and connects with the Angel Splash to cheers from the crowd. He hooks the leg.
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Winner: Daniel Christopher
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Camellia D. Magna vs. Anton Chase
“Riptide” by Sick Puppies sounds through the speakers in the arena. The main lights go dim and the entrance ramp is lit by blue and green lights. Fog slowly rolls down the ramp, covering the floor. Cami steps onto the top of the ramp with a huge smile on her face. She walks down the ramp, constantly looking around, spinning in a circle so as not to miss anything, enjoying the cheers from the crowd. When about halfway down the ramp, she takes off running, sliding into the ring under the bottom rope. While on the mat, she pushes up into the bridge position. After holding it for a few seconds, she kicks over to a standing position.
As Faint By Linkin Park blasts over the pa system, white smoke fills the entrance way as a person is seen behind the white smoke, as the person steps forward in front of the white smoke Anton Chase makes his way down the ramp way, with a cocky smile on his face and his arms out at the side, he climbs in the ring and climbs the second ropes and puts one hand up in the air.
The bell sounds as both grapplers go to lock up. But Chase ducks the collar & elbow tie up, goes behind Cami and applies a waistlock from behind. He tries to lift her up for a german suplex, but Cami blocks the move. She then reaches down, pries Chase's arms from around her waist and reverse into an arm wringer. The crowd cheers. She then yanks the arm, bringing Chase down to one knee. As Chase gets back up, Cami yanks on the arm again, sending him back down to one knee. The ref asks Chase if he wants to give up. But Chase refuses to quit. He then flips over with a handstand, grabs Cami by the arm and reverses into an arm wringer of his own. The crowd boos. He then gives Cami a taste of her own medicine by yanking away at her arm. The ref asks her if she wants to give up. But Cami refuses to quit. She then runs towards the corner, runs up the turnbuckles, jumps off and throws Chase down with a flying arm drag. The crowd cheers. As both grapplers get up, Cami runs over, hops onto Chase and delivers a wheelbarrow arm drag. The crowd cheers. As both grappers gets up, Cami takes Chase and whips him into the ropes. When Chase comes back, Cami knocks him down with a dropkick to cheers from the crowd.
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Chase kicks out.
Cami picks him up and places him in a headlock. The ref asks Chase if he wants to give up. But Chase wags his finger at him. After battling his way back up to his feet, Chase shoves Cami off of him and into the ropes. When Cami comes back, Chase leap frogs over her. Cami continues to run into the ropes. When she comes back, Chase scoops her up with a fireman's carry. But Cami is able to wiggle herself free, slip down from behind and counter with a sunset flip...
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Chase kicks out.
As both grapplers get up, Chase grabs her by the hair with both hands and throws her down with a mat slam. The crowd boos as Cami clutches the back of her head in pain. Chase reaches down, picks her up and whips her into the corner. Chase runs across the ring and connects with a corner dropkick to the head, sending Cami crumbling from out of the corner to boos from the crowd. He drags her away from the ropes and makes the cover.
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Cami gets her shoulder up.
Chase picks her up and whips her into the ropes. When Cami comes back, Chase goes for a back elbow to the face. But Cami ducks and runs into the ropes. When Cami comes back, Chase runs forward and goes for a kitchen sink to the midsection. But Cami flips over his knees and rolls him up with a school boy...
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Chase kicks out.
As both grapplers get up, Cami quickly picks him up and delivers an inverted atomic drop. While Chase is doubled over, Cami runs into the ropes. When she comes back, Chase delivers a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker to boos from the crowd. He makes the cover.
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Cami gets her shoulder up.
Chase picks her up, scoops her up across his shoulders with an inverted fireman's carry and then drops her with a double knee backbreaker. The crowd boos as he makes the cover.
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Cami gets her shoulder up.
Chase picks up Cami, lifts her up for a vertical suplex, and then drops her into another double knee backbreaker. Cami can be seen arching her back in pain as the crowd boos. Chase makes the cover.
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Cami gets her shoulder up.
Chase picks her up and whips her hard into the corner. Cami can be seen arching her back in pain. Chase charges over into the corner, but Cami dumps him over the top rope with a fireman's carry takeover. Luckily for Chase, he lands safely on his feet. When Cami turns around, Chase connects with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. As Cami stumbles back, Chase goes for a springboard clothesline. But Cami catches him in mid air with a dropkick. The crowd cheers as she makes the cover.
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Chase gets his shoulder up to boos from the crowd.
Cami picks up Chase and goes for an irish whip. But Chase reverses, sending Cami into the ropes. When Cami comes back, she knocks him down with a spinning heel kick to cheers from the crowd. As both grapplers get up, Cami grabs Chase and whips him into the ropes. When Chase comes back, Cami knocks him down with a jumping calf kick to cheers from the crowd. When both grapplers get up, Cami throws out a kick to the midsection. Chase catches her foot, but she quickly counters with an enzuigiri that knocks him down. The crowd cheers. After stepping through the ropes, Cami waits patently Chase to turn around. Once Chase does get up and turn around, Cami springboards onto the top rope, jumps off and delivers the Snapdragon Fire to cheers from the crowd.
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Winner: Camellia D. Magna
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Thaddeus Grey vs. Crowe
The lights dim to near pitch-black levels. After a brief moment of silence, Innerpartysystem's "Don't Stop" blares over the announce system. All eyes are on the entrance area, the only light from a single spotlight above. A very arrogant and very assured Thaddeus Grey makes his way out, much to the chagrin of the fans in attendance. The combat zone is soon affected with a pulsating white light. Walking to the ring to a chorus of boos, Thaddeus Grey is oozing nothing but confidence, the smirk on his face serving as the perfect example of such a statement. Multiple fans may soon be experiencing seizures, but Grey could certainly care less. As he reaches the ring, the fans really let him have it, the boos turning to jeers and insults, but Grey pays them no attention.
As the house lights dim and the opening chords of “Genesis” rumbles out from the speakers; Crowe emerges, silhouetted by light coming out from behind the curtains. Crowe stands at the entrance way momentarily, head down, arms outstretched with clenched fists until the intro comes to an end the song kicks into life. Only then do the house lights brighten, spurring Crowe into life as he lifts his head, drops his arms and poises himself for the walk to the ring, not reacting to the booing from nearby crowd members. Once at ringside, Crowe rolls into the ring under the bottom rope where he then backs himself into a corner and drops down to a seated position, resting his head on the middle turnbuckle to await his opponent.
The bell sounds as Grey runs across the ring and nails Crowe with a shoulder thrust to the midsection, sending the London-born brawler stumbling into the corner. Grey then heads into the corner and nails Crowe with a series of right hands to the face. But Crowe is able to block one last right hand and counter with one of his own, knocking Grey to the canvas. As Crowe heads from out of the corner, Grey gets back up and stops him with a kick to the midsection. He then begins to unleash a series of clubbing shots to the back of the neck. But Crowe is able to scoop up Grey across his shoulders and dump him over the top rope with a fireman's carry takeover.
As Grey pulls himself up on the outside using the edge of the apron, Crowe reaches through the ropes to grab him. But Grey rakes him across the eyes to boos from the crowd. He then reaches up and pops Crowe with an uppercut, sending Crowe stumbling back. Grey then slides into the ring, runs over and goes for a clothesline. But Crowe doesn't get knocked down. He then cocks his arm back and lunges forward, throwing a standing clothesline. But again, Crowe doesn’t fall. So Grey runs into the ropes. When he comes back, Crowe tries to catch him with a big boot to the face. But Grey ducks and runs into the ropes. When Grey comes back, he connects with a front dropkick to Crowe's knee. Crowe immediately drops down to one knee. Grey then gets up, grabs Crowe by the arm and falls back, delivering a single arm DDT to boos from the crowd. He turns Crowe over and makes the cover.
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Crowe kicks out.
As Crowe sits up, Grey delivers a stomp to the face that knocks him back down. He then delivers stomps to Crowe's right arm, right leg and left leg. Grey then heads over and delivers several stomps to Crowe's left arm. He then reaches down, presses the arm firmly against the canvas and delivers a handstand into a falling knee drop to the arm. Crowe can be seen cringing in pain as he grabs the arm. Grey then picks him up, hammerlocks his arm, heads into the corner and repeatedly throws him shoulder-first into the ring post. The crowd boos as Crowe crumbles to the canvas in pain. After grabbing him by his left wrist with both hands, Grey drags Crowe away from the ropes. He then walks to the other side of the ring and waits patiently for Crowe to turn over. Once he does, Grey darts across the ring and goes for the Grey Skull. But Crowe moves out of the way, avoiding the punt kick to the head. When Grey turns around, Crowe gets up and nails him with a right hand. He then nails Grey with another.... and another. After a kick to the midsection, Crowe lifts up Grey for a vertical suplex. But Grey slips down from behind and quickly takes Crowe down into the Grey Matter. The crowd boos as Crowe can be heard groaning in pain. The ref asks him if he wants to give up. But Crowe refuses to quit. So Grey pulls back, resulting in Crowe letting out a loud yell. The ref asks him again if he wants to give up. With the pain being too much to take, Crowe taps out.
Winner: Thaddeus Grey
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Serena Raine vs. Evolution J
The lights begin to stutter and flicker as the beginning of "Broken Frames" hits the sound system. The lights take on a dark tone and Serena Raine pushes her way through the curtain as the first words kick in. She stands at the top of the ramp, peering around the crowd from behind her mane of multicolored hair. She gives a small nod before beginning to make her way down the ramp, slapping some hands along the way. She reaches the ring and pulls herself on to the apron, where she stops, raising an arm before dipping herself into the ring. She makes her way to a ring post and hoists herself to the top, where she smiles cooly and raises a single arm once more, before dropping back in.
"Talking To Myself" by Eminem hits as Evolution J comes out to a amazing reaction from the crowd. He wears a red cap that covers his face and he wears a red jacket with a white shirt. He wear long blue jeans and he wears blue open up hand gloves. Evolution J looks around at the crowd and he looks at the back. Then he turns around and he walks down the entrance ramp. He stops as he look around and then he walks down the entrance ramp. He turns as he walks up the steel steps and he walks along the ropes. He stops as he climbs the turnbuckle and he looks around. He stops as he jumps from the turnbuckle and he lands on his fist. He gets up and he gives a smirk. He takes his cap off as he shows his red fiery eyes and he smiles.
In an match: Evolution J takes his cap off as he walks over to Jenna Lynn and he gives her his red cap. Evolution J takes off his red jacket and he gives it to Jenna Lynn who is behind the ropes. Evolution J is about to fight as he turns to Jenna Lynn and Jenna Lynn plants a sweet kiss on the lips. Evolution J smile as he turns around and he is ready to fight his opponent while Jenna Lynn jumps off the ropes to watch the match at ringside.
The bell sounds as both grapplers make their way to the center of the ring and lock up. After jockeying for position, EJ moves Raine into the corner. The ref goes over and gives both grapplers until the count of five to break the hold.
Ref: ONE... TWO... THREE... FOUR...
Both grapplers appear to make a clean break. That is, until EJ goes for a cheap shot. But Raine ducks and moves out of the way. When EJ turns around, Raine brings him down to the mat with an arm drag. The crowd cheers as she quickly transitions into a shoulder lock. The ref asks EJ if he wants to give up. But EJ refuses to quit. After battling his way back up to his feet, he uses his strength advantage to move Raine into the ropes. As he presses Raine against the ropes, the ref again heads over and gives them until the count of five to break it up.
Ref: ONE... TWO... THREE... FOUR...
As Raine slowly lets go, EJ lunges forward and hits her with a shoulder thrust; the crowd boos. He then takes Raine and whips her into the ropes. When Raine comes back, EJ throws a right hand. But Raine ducks and runs into the ropes. When she comes back, EJ throws a clothesline. But again, Raine ducks and runs into the ropes. When she comes back, she takes EJ down with a cross body to cheers from the crowd.
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Evolution J kicks out.
As both wrestlers get up, Raine quickly grabs EJ and throws him down with a side headlock takeover. The crowd cheers as Raine cinches in the hold. But EJ is able to reverse into a leg scissors headlock. The crowd boos as EJ can be heard taunting Raine. After Raine slowly turns over onto her knees, she begins bouncing from side to side until she is able to slip out. She then follows up with a dropkick to the face to cheers from the crowd. She rolls across EJ and hooks the leg.
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Evolution J kicks out.
Raine picks him up and applies a side headlock. But EJ shoves her off of him and into the ropes. When Raine comes back, EJ knocks her down with a running shoulderblock to boos from the crowd. He then runs into the ropes. When he comes back, Raine turns over onto her stomach. EJ hops over her and runs into the ropes. As Raine gets back up to her feet, EJ bounces off the ropes and comes back. Raine goes for a hip toss. But EJ steps through it and throws her down with a hip toss of his own. The crowd boos. Raine gets back up, but EJ knocks her down with a clothesline. Raine gets back up, but EJ knocks her down back down with another clothesline. The crowd boos. As Raine gets up, EJ kicks her in the midsection and goes for a vertical suplex. But Raine is able to slip down from behind and shove EJ into the ropes. When EJ comes back, Raine goes for a spinning heel kick. But EJ catches her in mid air and delivers a modified backbreaker to boos from the crowd. He makes the cover.
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Raine gets her shoulder up.
EJ walks across the ring, grabs the middle turnbuckle and rips it off, exposing the steel turnbuckle underneath. The crowd boos as EJ takes the turnbuckle padding and tosses it to the outside. As he makes his way back over towards Raine, Raine nails him with a series of right hands to the midsection. But EJ stops the attack with a knee strike to the midsection; the crowd boos. He then takes Raine and whips her hard into the corner. The crowd boos as the lower part of Raine's back connects with the exposed steel turnbuckle. As Raine stumbles out of the corner, EJ lifts her up, turns and throws her down with a spinebuster. The crowd boos as he makes the cover.
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Raine gets her shoulder up.
EJ picks up Raine, lifts her over his head, heads over towards the corner and drops her with a snake eyes across the top turnbuckle. As Raine stumbles back, EJ brings her down with a sleeper drop. The crowd boos as he makes the cover.
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Raine gets her shoulder up.
EJ picks up Raine, hooks her arms from behind and delivers a bridging dragon suplex to boos from the crowd.
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Raine kicks out to cheers from the crowd.
Frustrated, EJ picks up Raine and throws her down with a scoop slam. He then runs over, hops onto the middle rope and goes for a lionsault. But Raine gets her knees up, causing EJ to crash across them to cheers from the crowd. As both grapplers slowly get up, Raine leaps up and bringing him down with a jumping arm breaker to cheers from the crowd. As both grapplers slowly get up. Raine jumps up again and this time delivers a double knee armbreaker to cheers from the crowd. The crowd cheers as EJ clutches his arm in pain. Raine picks him up, wrings his arm and follows up with a a hammerlock single arm DDT to cheers from the crowd. She turns EJ over and makes the cover.
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The crowd boos as Evolution J gets his good arm up.
Raine picks him up and goes for an irish whip. But EJ reverses, sending her into the ropes. When Raine comes back, EJ bends over to set up a back body drop. But Raine stops and kicks him right in the shoulder. EJ stands up and clutches his arm in pain. She then grabs the arm, wrings it, knees him in the stomach and follows up with the Violent Serenade to cheers from the crowd. She turns EJ over and makes the cover,
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The crowd boos as Evolution J gets his good arm up.
Raine then steps through the ropes and climbs the turnbuckles. Once she reaches the top, she crouches down and waits for EJ to get up. Once EJ finally gets up and turns around, Raine stands up, leaps off and goes for a flying hurricanrana. But EJ counters into a spinning powerbomb to boos from the crowd. He then picks up Raine, scoops her across his shoulder and delivers the Spinning Death to boos from the crowd. EJ holds his shoulder in pain before turning over and making the cover.
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Winner: Evolution J
Evolution J gets his hand raised in victory to boos from the crowd. But the boos turn to cheers as Daniel Christopher tackles him down from behind. He pummels away at Evolution J. EJ tries to cover up. But some of the punches still connect. Christopher then stands up and puts the boots to him to cheers from the crowd. He then picks up Evolution J and whips him into the ropes. But EJ grabs a hold of the ropes, drops to his back and rolls out of the ring. The crowd boos as EJ retreats around ringside and back up the aisle...
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MAIN EVENT
Alexis Prodigy vs. Jimmy Page vs. Craig Jacobs
The Screamo cover of Rolling In The Deep by We are Promise hits the P.A system. As the song accelerates “Adorable” Alexis Prodigy bursts out from behind the curtain. She is wearing an FGA shirt over her top. She backs up and JUMPS onto the center of the stage. She then pulls off her shirt before tossing it into the crowd She gives a sly smile before running down the walk way and slapping hands on her way down.
She slides into the ring and heads to the turnbuckles. With a burst of energy she hops up onto the turnbuckle and raises her arms out as she gets some cheers. She flips backwards into the middle of the ring. She stretches as she awaits her opponent.
The lights dim to darkness, an eerie tune begins to play as if it’s cuing up for something. Suddenly drums kick in with the distorted sounds. The lights flash along with the sounds of the heart pounding drums. “They Are Lost” by Last Remaining Pinnacle starts to play. Jimmy Page with a controlled stagger bursts through the curtains with his arms out. He raises his head as the camera zooms in on his face, a stoic expression is shown with him chewing frantically on a piece of gum. Dressed in his ring attire with a black, denim vest, he makes his way down towards the ring. He marches towards the front of the ring, take a running start and slides onto the apron, stopping in the middle. A spotlight hits him as he glares around, almost in a scowl. He takes his time, talking to the crowd for a moment, mocking them. He stands up on the apron, and then makes his way to the apron on his left. He stands on it talking to the crowd so more, shouting at them, he spits his gum out towards them and leaps down. Taking his denim jacket off, he throws it recklessly towards the ground. He walks to his corner and sits down on the middle turnbuckle, his right hand resting on his cheek nonchalantly as he awaits the bell.
The opening of "Chemicult" by Dead Horse Tramua begins to blare through the arena sound system. From the back steps Craig Jacobs with a focused look on his face before looking back to see Hannah Jade. He starts his walk down to the ring. A few hands get slapped along the way before getting to ringside. Craig slides into the ring and hops up to his feet before using the ropes to loosen up a little bit as the music fades to silence.
The bell sounds as all three competitors circle the ring. They keep their heads on a swivel, never taking their eyes off of each other. But just then, in the blink of an eye, Page darts over and knocks down Prodigy with a running boot to the face. The crowd boos. Jacobs stands back as Page puts the boots to her, stomping Prodigy underneath the bottom rope and out of the ring. He then turns around and faces the newcomer. Jacobs sizes him up before heading over to initiate a lock up. But Page isn't interested; instead, he meets Jacobs with a kick to the midsection. Page then takes him and slams his head into the top turnbuckle. He begins lighting up Jacobs' chest with a series of knife-edge chops. But Jacobs somehow shrugs it off, takes Page, tosses him into the corner and answers back with chops of his own. The crowd cheers. He then takes Page and sends him into the opposite corner. Jacobs runs across the ring, but he runs right into an elbow strike for his troubles. As Jacobs stumbles back, Page runs from out of the corner and goes to put things away early with the Concussion. But Jacobs ducks the roaring elbow, grabs Page and counter with a uranage to cheers from the crowd. He makes the cover.
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Prodigy drags him off of Page. She then hops on top of Page and makes the cover herself.
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Jacobs returns the favor and drags Prodigy off of him.
Once Prodigy gets to her feet, her and Jacobs have words. That is, until Jacobs unleashes a barrage of forearm strikes to the face. While Prodigy is dazed, Jacobs runs into the ropes. But when he comes back, Prodigy knocks him down with a spinning heel kick. The crowd cheers as she makes the cover.
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Page grabs Prodigy by the hair, drags her off of Jacobs and then tosses her through the ropes and to the floor. The crowd boos.
Page marches back over to Jacobs, who is pulling himself up using the ropes. But he drops down to one knee after a clubbing shot to the back of the neck. Page picks him back up, brings him into the corner and slams his head into the top turnbuckle. After turning Jacobs around, Page mudhole stomps him down into the corner. He then delivers a series of knee strikes to the face. The crowd boos as Jacobs appears out of it in the corner. Page then grabs him by the legs, drags him out of the corner and makes the cover.
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Jacobs kicks out.
Eli Bower can be seen making his way down to the ring. Once as ringside, he crosses his arms as he focuses on Craig Jacobs.
As Page picks up Jacobs, Jacobs shoves him away from him. As Page marches back over, Jacobs connects with a front kick to the face. He then connects with another front kick... and another. Page stumbles back as the crowd cheers. Jacobs then goes for a bicycle kick. Page catches his foot, but Jacobs quickly counters with an enzuigiri to cheers from the crowd. He makes the cover.
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Page kicks out.
Jacobs picks up Page and goes for an irish whip. But Page reverses, sending Jacobs into the ropes. When Jacobs comes back, Page goes for a tilt-a-whirl maneuver, but Jacobs counters into a DDT. The crowd cheers. Jacobs picks up Page and whips him into the corner. Jacobs runs across the ring and connects with a yakuza kick. The crowd cheers as Page nearly gets his head kicked off. Jacobs then takes Page and whips him into the opposite corner. Jacobs runs across the ring and connects with another yakuza kick. While Page is groggy, Jacobs hoists himself up onto the middle ropes, grabs Jacobs and goes for a tornado DDT. But Page counters with an inverted atomic drop to boos from the crowd. He then follows up with a snap DDT to boos from the crowd. Page makes the cover.
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Prodigy breaks up the pin to cheers from the crowd.
Prodigy picks up Page and whips him into the ropes. When Page comes back, Prodigy bends over to set up a back body drop. But Page counters with a knee lift to boos from the crowd. While Prodigy is dazed, Page runs back into the ropes. But when he comes back, Prodigy knocks him down with a running knee strike to cheers from the crowd. She then steps through the ropes and begins to climb the turnbuckles as the crowd cheers. After Page gets up and turns around, Prodigy flips off the top turnbuckle and connects with a dragonranna to cheers from the crowd. The ref slides over to make the count.
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Jacobs breaks up the pin with a basement cutter from out of nowhere. The crowd cheers.
Bower gives Jacobs a series of claps on the outside.
Jacobs then picks up Prodigy and whips her into the ropes. When she comes back, Jacobs throws her down with an exploder suplex to cheers from the crowd. He then gets up and points to the top turnbuckle as he steps through the ropes. After walking across the apron, Jacobs climbs up to the top turnbuckle, leaps off and goes for the diving leg drop. But Prodigy rolls out of the way, causing Jacobs to connect with nothing but the canvas. He clutches his leg in pain as Prodigy slowly gets up to her feet. She runs into the ropes as Jacobs slowly gets up. When Prodigy comes back, she dives over Jacobs and goes for a sunset flip. Jacobs swings his arms wildly as he tries his hardest to regain his balance. Once he does, he kneels down, reaches back and hooks the leg for the pin.
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Trauma Symphony from out of nowhere by Page. The crowd boos.
Page turns over Jacobs and makes the cover.
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Jacobs gets his shoulder up to cheers from the crowd. Page just stays on his knees with his hands on his hips. He shakes his head in disbelief.
Page picks up Jacobs and whips him into the corner. Page runs into the corner, but he runs into a boot to the face to cheers from the crowd. After Page turns around and stumbles away from the corner, Jacobs comes up from behind. Prodigy then spits out the Pink Mist at Page. But Page ducks, causing Jacobs to get hit in the face with the mist. Jacobs goes down, clutching his eyes in pain. When Prodigy turns around, Page knocks her down with a running big boot to the face. The crowd boos. He then picks up Prodigy and whips her into the ropes. When she comes back, Page connects with the Concussion to boos from the crowd. He makes the cover.
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THREE!
Winner: Jimmy Page
Page gets his arm raised to boos from the crowd. As he exits the ring, Jacobs slowly pulls himself up using the ropes. He turns over and sees Bower on the outside, who is shaking his head at him...
