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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:46:11 GMT -5
Segment: Cathouse (Credit: Yoko / Sarin) After almost two years on the road, alone, living minute to minute, it's hard to settle back down into an everyday routine. Doing things such as cleaning messes or changing clothes have been nearly forgotten. I guess life does has its little compromises.
In her hotel room, Yoko Satoshi has just changed into a clean uniform for the first time in days. It feels somewhat stiff. Clearly it needs time to be broken in. She'd prefer the dirty ones, smell or no smell.
Hey, a knock at the door. Not really too many of those lately, just from...Oh, crap.
She cracks the door open a bit and sees Sarin Rossi.Sarin: I wasn't sure if you would be here or out somewhere. Yoko: I've had enough of being out. Yoko catches a brief smile from Sarin, and accidentally smiles herself before realizing it.Yoko: Um, why are you here? Sarin: Didn't we do this already? Yoko: A few days ago, yeah. Why now? Sarin: I'm in the proverbial doghouse. Snake is moody because I came to see you before him when I got out. Plus he gets onto me about the smoking. I'm quitting, but it takes time. So I decided to go out for a while, and ended up here. Yoko: His jealousy makes me somewhat happy. Sarin pulls out a cigarette as she speaks.Yoko: Well, you can't smoke here either. You know how much it bothers my lungs. Sarin: Right, right...Can I still come in for a while? Yoko: Just for a bit. I've been meaning to clean the place up some. Sarin steps inside, tucking her cigarette away in the process. She looks around.Sarin: Oh, I can't let this go another filthy minute, I've got to clean this now. Yuck. Yoko: It isn't that bad, shut up! Sarin: Yoko, it looks like you're collecting garbage. Yoko: I don't trust the hotel staff. Sarin: Of course. I should have known. Yoko: They wanted my trash! That's suspicious! Sarin: Well at least you're wearing clean clothes today. I wasn't going to say anything the other day, but those clothes were past their expiration date. Yoko: Are you being a bitch because you can't smoke, or what? Sarin: Yes. I'm taking it out on everyone, and everyone better damn well shut up and like it or-...Yoko, what is that? Yoko: What? Sarin points to a mess of...something on a table. She walks over to confirm it.Sarin: Yoko, there's a half eaten pizza on one of the old ACW Tag Team Title belts. Yoko: I lost the pizza box. Sarin: How... Nevermind. Yoko: I was going to finish eating it. Sarin: That's NOT my point. We worked hard for those belts, to keep them, to defeat every challenger. They're not dinner plates, they're the physical manifestation of our dominance in the tag team division. Respect the belts. You taught me that, remember? Yoko: I know, but when Ginger created new belts and restarted the tag division, it felt like he discredited the old belts. Sarin: Forget the new tag belts. No one defeated us to dethrone us, that means Flower Power are at the top of the ladder. Nothing can change that. Not new champions, not new belts, not even Ginger. Yoko: You're right. Sarin: Of course I am. Now get me some trash bags so we can start making this place look like a champion's room, not a hobo's. Yoko nods and goes to get said bags from the bathroom, but returns empty handed.Sarin: Please don't say you lost them. Yoko shakes her head.Yoko: Sarin, remember how much fun we used to have? Sarin: ...Pardon? What kind of "fun?" Yoko, I- Yoko: Not..Not that way. Have you signed a contract with Ginger yet? Sarin: Yes, why? Yoko: I have an idea. There's a short pause.Sarin: Are you serious? We don't even know if we can co-exist peacefully. There's so much that's happened, so much still happening! Yoko: If we couldn't, you wouldn't be here, and I wouldn't have let you in. We can do this. Sarin: Let me think about it, this can't be rushed. Let's just...Clean your room first. One thing at a time, ok? Yoko: Ok. Sarin: Now, trash bags. Yoko nods and runs off to get them.Sarin: ACW could use some flowers... She daydreams for a moment, but snaps back to reality as Yoko returns with the bags.
It's time to clean up.
End Segment.--------------------------------------------------------- Match 3: Jason Freeman vs. Dave Shadow vs. Danny Mainer (Credit: Dave Shadow) Jason Freeman vs Dave Shadow vs Danny Mainer (Non-Title Match) Credit: Dave Shadow As the bout gets underway, Mainer finds himself at something of a disadvantage as Freeman and Shadow seem to be on the same page. They try approaching Mainer from different directions, and its Shadow who tries to strike first, lunging at Mainer and throwing some elbows towards his face. He returns the favour by nailing Dave with a kick to the gut and shoves him away, as Freeman clobbers him over the back of the head. As Mainer goes down to one knee, Freeman grabs him by the head and pushes him back into the ropes. He tries to whip him cross the ring, but Mainer reverses and it’s Freeman who goes running. On the rebound, Mainer jumps up and connects with a hurricanrana. As soon as Freeman hits the canvas, Mainer goes for a cover. But it’s broken up instantly as Shadow grabs his leg and drags him off. Before Mainer can get back to his feet, Dave drops some elbows across the back of the head. Dave puts his legs over Mainer and wraps an arm under his head, trying to apply a chin lock. Freeman is back up though and connects with a vicious kick to the side of the head. Dave is stunned as Freeman grabs his arms into a double underhook and lifts him up, dropping him down across his knee after spinning him in the air for a “double underhook to backbreaker” combo. Dave hits the mat and let’s out a scream as he arches his back, trying to take the pressure off it. Freeman goes for the cover, but this time it’s Mainer who stops it, bringing his boot down on the base of Freeman’s skull. He grabs Freeman by the hair and pulls him back to a standing position, lifts him up and drops him back down with a scoop slam. Not happy with leaving Freeman there, he picks him back up again, scoops him up and falls back, firing Freeman over head with a big fallaway slam. Dave is using the ropes to pull himself back to his feet, as Mainer comes after him. Dave drops the shoulder and lifts Mainer up and over the top rope, but Mainer manages to land on the apron. As Dave tries to swing a punch to knock him off, Mainer blocks it and throws a punch, forcing Dave back. Mainer starts to climb through the ropes, but as he does, Dave comes back and hits a big kick square to his face. Mainer’s body goes limp as he drapes his torso over the middle rope, his legs hanging out of the ring. Seizing the opportunity, Dave jumps and hits a dropkick to the back of Mainer’s head, as Mainer falls into the ring again. Dave grabs the arms and legs and pulls him into the ring, going for a cover. On the count of two, Freeman dives across them, stopping the pin. He grabs Dave by the head and leads him over to the corner, shoving him into the corner and hoists him up to the top rope. He tries to follow but Dave pushes him back to the canvas. Mainer lands on his feet though and as Dave sits on the top rope, Freeman leaps up to the ropes effortlessly and nails him with a beautiful mule kick, sending Dave diving off the top, crashing to the canvas below. Freeman lands on his feet with a big smirk on his face, as he goes for the cover. Dave manages to kick out at two, much to Freeman’s dismay; he thought he had the IN Champ beat, but it’s not quite over. He picks Dave up, but Dave pushes away. As Freeman runs back at him, Dave jumps, looking for his “Blink” finishing move! Freeman manages to put his arms up in time though and blocks it, pushing Dave back. Off guard, Dave doesn’t see Mainer behind him who grabs his leg and rolls him up in a shock cover attempt! Freeman is still up though and breaks it up, kicking them. Mainer starts to climb back to his feet and as Freeman comes at him, he grabs his shorts and throws him out through the ropes. Alone in the ring with a still-groggy Dave, Mainer stalks him momentarily. As soon as Dave is in position, Mainer catches him and connects with the Psycho Holiday perfectly. The crowd are on their feet, as Mainer hits the ropes and lines up his “Spiral Coup De Grace” corkscrew lionsault, which connects full on. As he goes for the cover though, Freeman slides back into the ring. Mainer puts his knee up, trying to get over Dave but in the process, he gives Freeman just the room he was looking for. Freeman charges, and connects with a “Shining Axe Kick”, bringing his foot down on the back of Mainer’s head with tremendous force. Freeman drags Mainer away from Dave and makes a cover in the center of the ring. The ref counts to three, as Freeman picks up the impressive win. Winner by Pinfall: Jason Freeman.
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:46:45 GMT -5
===================== Claiming the Town 2/7 Chris Phenomenal ===================== Chris Phenomenal: It’s gotta be just so, just like back home. It’s gotta be…
Chris looks to his left and there it is, what appears to be an abandoned apartment building sits in front of Chris, weeds growing in the front and the entrance door busted open.
Chris Phenomenal: Just like that. |
The scene opens inside of the a large room, Chris Phenomenal lounging on a couch as he looks at the people quickly coming and going, men whispering something into the air of Chris before scurrying away. Chris leans back into his chair and lets out a small yawn, his body growing with fatigue with the long nights spent here supervising everything as well as having to focus on his wrestling career. His left eye, previously swollen shut appears to have recovered a bit although judging from the lone stitch that’s up there it appears as if it was sliced open to let the blood flow and the swelling to go down. Chris absently rubs his left shoulder as well, it still bothering him a week after the match with Rattlesnake and Jay Zero not having helped matters. Chris gets up from the chair and marvels that in three long days the difference that the place has taken. Mysteriously the electricity was turned on for the building however Chris knew that in this rat race there was no such thing as a mystery. Cleaners came on to make sure the building looked on the up and up, a press conference called with Chris Phenomenal promising to help clean up over the next six months a block of apartment buildings that have been abandoned to provide low cost housing for the needy on ACW Island. In three short days everything has come together yet Chris still wonders what the heck he’s even doing.
Getting up off the couch Chris walks over to a young Mexican looking boy panting the far wall. Chris looks at the job being done before the man turns to him.
Man: Bueno Senor?
Chris looks at the job he has done and doesn’t even notice the fact that the drywall there was any newer than the surrounding areas on it. Chris gives the man a curt nod as he walks towards the exit shaking his head. Nary twenty four hours ago he watched a shipment of arms thrown into the closet into the neighboring room which as he looks down the wall has now been sealed off, same with the room directly adjacent to it to leave the symmetrical look. None of this is new to Chris though, at any given time there could be an assault, police team, rival gangs and they’d need to be ready to go at any given time, the life of a gangster was glorified beyond belief.
As Chris walks down the corridor he turns and sees standing looking out a balcony window a man who looks a wee bit familiar to Chris, in fact upon closer inspection Chris realizes who just in the hell it is.
Chris Phenomenal: AJ?
The man turns and looks at Chris and sure enough it is his old arch rival AJ, quickly Chris reaches into his waistband and pulls out the gun and points at it AJ who is a little slow on the draw. Suddenly Chris is taken back to the warehouse, as he shakes his head, the impact from the slug having destroyed any possible recollection he had when he tried to remember but now it comes back as clear as ever.
Man: You see, there’s a man who I’m sure you’re familiar with that’s been running a little outlet, getting involved in my business. Thing is however, he doesn’t run things directly, he hires people to do his job and stays squeaky clean, living on what could be termed as a criminal’s dream location, ACW Island.
Chris looks up at the man, trying to understand what the hell the man is saying.
Man: I need you to get involved, find a way to get at him, and then get him out. You’ve got the power to do it, even with your history, in fact it might even play into you with him wanting revenge on you. |
Chris Phenomenal: It’s fucking Kamikaze isn’t it?
AJ looks at Chris trying not to reveal anything with his eyes but the hand of Chris Phenomenal, surprisingly steady with the deadly weapon in it causes him to betray his secrets.
Chris Phenomenal: I’m surprised he recruited you considering you always were Syko’s bitch. Never the less, It’s going to be a thrill to finally blow your fucking brains out.
AJ looks at Chris unmoved, his fate resting in his hands. As Chris stares at him, he once again retreats to his past, a memory from the now fallen HPW.
AJ: Last week Chris, you got lucky, you walked in here and somehow managed to walk away with a title belt from our side, stealing our HPW Titles. This week though, I’m taking it back, I’m willing to put my hardcore title on the line as long as I get a shot against your HPW TV Title.
AJ turns and flicks his cigarette into the Boston Harbor, his few remaining yellowed teeth sending a reminder to Chris that AJ was once the baddest man in HPW. |
Chris Phenomenal: Fuck you!
With that Chris thumbs the bullet into the chamber, the gun clicking before Chris points it down at AJ’s leg and fire a bullet into his knee cap as AJ immediately crumples to the floor.
Chris Phenomenal: I want you to haul your sorry ass on back to Times and tell him to go fuck his sister for the last time because I’m coming after him. He’s standing between me and something I love and you aren’t going to stand in my way. If I hear you mince any of my words your busted knee is going to be the last of your worries, now get to gettin’.
Chris looks at AJ struggling to his feet, malice filling his eyes before Chris comes over, fake sympathy in his eyes.
Chris Phenomenal: Here, let me help you.
With that Chris grabs hold of AJ by the scruff of his shirt and fires him down to the stairs, crashing down the flight before rolling and clutching his knee. Turning to see one of the other men loitering around Chris turns and looks at him.
Chris Phenomenal: Get ‘em the fuck outta here.
With that Chris turns looking at the man and then turning the corner to head to a different area of the apartment, a look of disdain on his face as the scene fades out.
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:47:15 GMT -5
Rising (Part 2) [/color] Credit: VorteX[/center] As the scene fades in, we see Vortex walking the halls of the ACW arena towards his locker room. Adrenaline had its price, and after that speech Vortex’s mental state was waning. He had issued the challenge, now he had to prepare himself to back his words up. As Vortex ponders how he will do this, he approaches his locker room door. Before he can step through the threshold, he is pulled in the door and slammed against the wall courtesy of Abel.Abel: Dimitrius! Are you INSANE? The two men look at each other for a moment, and then Abel realizes the irony in that statement and lets his brother go, still looking at him sternly.Abel: You just issued a challenge to the entire mid-card to come after that title of yours. Normally I would say that is the right call…however, you asked them to bring WEAPONS. You KNOW what weapons do to you. Vortex: Are you still going on about that ladder match at Omega Effect? Sure that may have thrown me through a loop for a few days…Abel: A FEW DAYS? Since you obviously have no idea what the hell you’ve been doing for the past two months, let me clue you in. Abel spins around and searches Vortex’s locker for something. After a moment, he completes his search and turns back around holding a mask.Abel: Recognize this? Vortex: No…Abel: Of course you don’t! After Omega Effect, you put this damned thing on and in-between trying to kill me; you caused hell for the rest of the people around here! In order not to tarnish your image, I’ve been wrestling as you! This was a new one. Vortex initially cannot believe this as his mind doesn’t register ever seeing such a mask.Vortex: This is some kind of practical joke…isn’t it? Abel: Hell no! Here…look in the mirror. Notice anything? Vortex walks over to the dressing room mirror and looks into it. For a moment he doesn’t get what Abel is after, however he soon realizes that his hair is no longer brown. A few moments pass and Vortex begins to get the picture…he looks exactly like Abel.Vortex: What the…Abel: Exactly. Mind you, I didn’t do that to your head, YOU DID. Vortex: What…what is going on here? Abel: The short of it? You decide to take double matches for a couple shows in a row, culminating in that ladder match at Omega Effect. After all the abuse you went through, you allowed Atrus to influence you and let you take Exodus to stop the pain. This of course causes you to go insane and you put this mask on. Since we still need to eat and get by daily, I had to impersonate you in order for you to keep your job. While I’m out there helping you win matches and otherwise look good to the public, you decide to dye your hair red and impersonate ME. You then shoot me with a needle launcher filled with hallucinogens, beat me down, and go face The Reprobate yourself. You get beat to hell but ultimately win the match and then get captured by some woman, cut up, and then come crawling back here without a clue as to what has been going on! Vortex: That was the short of it? Holy hell…Abel: Now you issue an open challenge for any mid-carder to come beat the hell out of you with weapons! The amazing part is you are stable enough to deliver such a speech after all of the chaos that has transpired over the past few months. Vortex: ……. Vortex walks over to a chair and sits down on it, then puts his head in his hands. Abel: What we need to do is lay low for a while and find out whom that woman is and what she did to you. Vortex: We obviously can’t do that now…Suspense…what a wonderful thing. As those in attendance wonder how the pair are going to survive Vortex’s Entertainment reign, the scene fades to black.
Fade.
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:47:52 GMT -5
Segment: Trading Words (Credit: Train and Jefferson)
We open backstage in ACW with Train tying up his boots for his upcoming match. Suddenly, a figure appears in front of him. Train looks up and smirks. He stands, holding his newly reactivated Light Heavyweight Championship on his shoulder. He then comes eye to...chest with Jack Jefferson. Train smirks as he looks down at him.
Thunder Train: What do you want?
Jefferson: I just wanted to come down here and give you my congratulations. I mean, look at that shiny new title sitting on your shoulder. Takes a man with balls the size of coconuts to take a title that hasn’t been active in, what, two years and claim it as his own.
Thunder Train: Are you trying to make friends Jack? Because right now, you are doing the EXACT opposite of making friends. You are making an enemy!
Jefferson: Is that supposed to be intimidating.
Thunder Train: Yes.
Jefferson: Haha! Do you honestly think I’d be intimidated by a fat cunt like you?!
Thunder Train: So...that didn't work?
Jefferson: No...
Thunder Train: Well how about this! BJALKDJAKLWE!
Jefferson: ...Now you’re just making yourself look retarded.
Thunder Train: It's all about the mind games.
Jefferson: Mind games? Wow...just wow.
Thunder Train: WAIT A SECOND! WHY THE HELL DID YOU COME HERE?
Jefferson: ...Mind games.
Thunder Train: SEE! So we accomplished nothing?
Jefferson: Pretty much...
Thunder Train: So...should we end this all real intense like for the crowd?
Jefferson: Sure, I don’t see why not.
Intense looks from both men.
Jefferson: GET READY TO EAT MY DUST!
Thunder Train: NO WAY! I'M EATING MY OWN DUST!
Jefferson: NOT IF I EAT IT FIRST! GRRRRRRRRR
Thunder Train: RAAAAAAWR!
Both men then separate instantly and walk off in different directions. What did we just see here? We saw Train think of stuff off the top of his head and just roll with it. How will the match turn out? Freeman is writing it so I don't even expect to see it. But we'll see....
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:48:08 GMT -5
Match 4: Thunder Train vs. Jack Jefferson (Credit: Freeman)
^Oh ye of little faith, you two. – AK
The size difference between the two men in this contest is obvious. Thunder Train is big and extremely powerful and if Jefferson wants to defeat him he is going to have to utilize speed and stiff strikes to get him down. He can’t let himself fall victim to Train’s power moves. As the bell rings Jefferson rushes in for some quick chops and a European uppercut. Train swings his arm wildly at Jefferson, but Jefferson ducks and moves to the side. The #1 contender for the International Championship can more than handle himself even against a foe such as Train. Train once again goes for a wide shot, and Jefferson dodges again. Train steps forward, as Jefferson goes for a kick. Train grabs the leg, now holding his arm out, ready to clothesline Jefferson to the ground but Jefferson jumps up with a enzuigiri, which takes Train to his knee. Jefferson bounces off the ropes and comes forward, only for Train to get off his knee and grab Jefferson tossing him up in the air, and capturing him right in position for a huge powerslam. This shifts the momentum quickly, and now Train begins to drop some knees on Jefferson’s face to keep him down. Train gets Jefferson up in a corner, and places him on the turnbuckle, grabbing him around the neck looking for a choketoss, but Jefferson kicks his legs out, knocking Train back, and then Jefferson jumps off the turnbuckle bringing Train to the ground with a tornado DDT that actually works! Now, Jefferson quickly gets on the offensive, attacking the arm of Train with vicious stomps.
For a while, Jefferson attempts to work on Train’s arm, perhaps hoping that he can make it harder for him to nail one of his power moves. He manages to keep Train down for quite a bit, utilizing great strategy. Train attempts to attack him, but Jefferson manages to continually keep him down. Train makes a comeback, but Jefferson gets him down to his knee and hits a shining wizard for a two count! So far, Jefferson has managed to keep Train down for longer than many thought he would be able to do. Train hasn’t got nearly as much offense as he would like to. Jefferson then attempts to lock Train in a chickenwing armlock, but Train begins to stand, and suddenly grabs Jefferson bringing him up into a fallaway slam position, before swinging him around and hitting the Mega Wreckage! This changes the flow of the match completely, as Train gets a two count, and now begins to overpower Jefferson. Train brings him to his feet and puts him in a front facelock and hits devastating knees and elbows. Quite obviously Train is angry that Jefferson has kept him down for so long and is looking to get some revenge. For the next few minutes, Train manages to keep in control of Jefferson though Jefferson manages to hit some sporadic counters.
After a bit of Train relatively in control, even having hit the Golden Spike DDT which Jefferson kicked out of, Train backs into a corner, and gets ready to hit the Full Steam Ahead. He charges forward but Jefferson jumps clean over him and Train rams himself right into the steel pole. Jefferson quickly ascends the top rope and as Train backs up groggily Jefferson leaps from the top rope managing to use that extra momentum to hit the Uranage Backbreaker! Train hits the ground, and Jefferson pins for two! Jefferson can’t do his finishers in this match because Train is too big but he can certainly use some of his signatures. Jefferson goes to the turnbuckle and hits one moonsault from the first rope, one from the second, and then as he goes to the top to complete the Trifecta he takes JUST too much time. Train barely dodges the moonsault that may very well have ended the match. Jefferson and Train both slowly get to their feet, and Jefferson pulls Train towards him, only to be pulled up into position for the OM Nom Bomb! He slips off his shoulders however, and kicks Train in the ribs before running to the turnbuckle and jumping off. Train catches him in midair however, puts him on his shoulders and this time completes the Om Nom Bomb for the 1….2….3
Phillip: Here is your winner, THUNDER TRAIN!
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:48:26 GMT -5
Segment: Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Banana Phone (Credit: Dan White & Andrew Starr)
We return to the Welshman’s locker room, and as per, there is a large pop from the crowd, as we see Dan White opening his phone, with Andrew Starr in the background moping about.
Andrew Starr: I can’t believe that Naoru Hana-whatshisface! What business does he have with us?!
Dan White: I don’t know, but I have too much shit on my hands here. I’ve got to sort out a bloody tag team partner for tonight’s main event!
Dan searches through his phone, probably for a contact, as Starr responds.
Andrew Starr: Who cares! I can just come ring side and batter the two with a steel chair if they get any close to you!
Dan White: That would be a good idea, but I need to prove Senator that I can beat him. I beat him before 7DS, and I’m damn sure gonna do it again.
Dan shakes his head as he continues to look through his phone.
Andrew Starr: Well I think that I should be out there anyways, at least to get this Naoru guy or whatever his name is. That’s twice his attacked us now. Twice! Without even a glimpse of retaliation!
Dan White: I know dude, he’s doing my head in as we-aHA! I’ve found someone.
Starr turns around, about to ask who, but Dan has already got his phone to his ear.
Dan White: Hello? Hey, it’s Dan! Yeah I’m fine, you?
He listens on.
Dan White: Listen, I need you t6o do me a favour. Can you get to the arena tonight? The ACW arena.
Listens some more
Dan White: That’s good news. Listen, I need a tag team partner. Can you do it? Get the old band back together.
He listens on, and appears pleased with the news.
Dan White: Excellent, I’ll see you shortly. Bye.
He puts the phone, down, appearing rather pleased with proceedings.
Dan White: Christ, it’s been one for reunions lately, hasn’t it?
Andrew Starr: Who was it, like?
Dan turns around to tell Starr, but the camera begins to fade out, leaving us to wait for the main event. OOOoooOOOoooh YEAH!!!
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:48:54 GMT -5
Segment: Werewolves (Credit: BK London & Jay Zero)
As the main event is drawing close, we cut away from the hustle and bustle of the backstage area for one of the more tranquil settings. The big moon is illuminating brightly in the sky with several tiny stars around it, and as the camera pans over from the sky - we see none other than BK London sitting on the edge of the roof of the arena. Sure, this could be quite hazardous and dangerous to be sitting so close to the edge of a 14 story building, but London seems perfectly relaxed. He looks up to the sky and sighs, before turning over and looking at his ACW Tag Team Championship right next to him.
There's a lot running through his mind, or at least it seems like it from his whole demeanor. He continues to sit, undisturbed until he hears the knob from the roof door turning. He turns around, and walking through the door is none other than his tag team partner Jay Zero.
Jay Zero: ...hmm, never actually knew this door was here..
Zero looks in front of him to see a figure sitting at the edge, he notices the shiny gold belt similar to his next to the figure and the rather large and shiny dome he possess. Zero puts two and two together.
Jay Zero: ...so, this is where you've been hiding out all night? I've been looking for you.
BK London: Well, I wouldn't say all night - maybe half the night or so. It's really peaceful up here...being alone for once, with the stars and the moon - makes you really think.
Jay Zero: Ummm, yeaaah. Alright man, I'm not gonna beat around the bush, I'll just say it - if you're going to jump, by all means, don't let me stop you! You've obviously made up your mind... but at least give me your Tag Title so that I can give it to a new partner..
London looks over at Zero with a quizzical expression.
BK London: I am not going to jump. I'm out here on the roof all the time - it's the best way to clear your mind and really listen to yourself think for once. All the segments and fights backstage from on the other side of your locker room sometimes may distract you. Here, I have no distractions.
Jay Zero: Yeah, I suppose.
There's a pause of dialogue between the two, as Jay Zero takes some time to look around and observe the setting. He too notices the full moon out, and he takes a few seconds to look at that. It's soothing. Nonetheless, he sparks up a small conversation again.
Jay Zero: Well, alright then, if you're going to just chill up here all night, then I'm going to head out. I didn't actually need anything, just wondering where the hell you've been. I guess I'll just see you Thursday or whatever..
Zero turns around to head back over to the door, but London's voice calls him back.
BK London: Wait...
Zero stops..
Jay Zero: What?
BK London: I don't know about you, but I've had this sinking feeling all night - this dark feeling, and these visions that don't exactly sit right with me. It's not exactly clear, but it's something. I'm afraid that if we continue to let people step up, if we continue to let more and more teams form in ACW, then we may be digging ourselves in a deeper ditch than we are right now.
Jay Zero: What d'ya mean ditch? We aren't in a ditch...
BK London: Don't you see it? Every since we've made a run for these tag team titles - we've seen teams like Mest-mest-mestarr - Dan White and Andy Starr return. G-Unit has chosen to reform, and the Untouchables are back. Euris has stepped on the scene. And most of all, Flower Power seems to be back in commission.
Jay Zero: Uhhh, I don't know if you've actually taken a good look in the mirror lately, but BK, when I have - I saw Jay Zero, the best, no -- the Greatest wrestler that ACW has ever had! Now when you look, sure, I mean - you see the second best. But y'know, second aint too bad!
BK London: God, you don't get it - we're approaching the end of our careers. I only agreed to retire last year because my body was going to shit. I was waking up in the bed, and I could hardly move. I was going to sleep in quite a lot of pain. This lifestyle - while it's great - it's just simply just too much. And I know you see it, and experience it too - or else you would've came back sooner than you did when you were suspended. We can't just allow teams to keep forming to break us down any further, because we're already at some sort of disadvantage...
Jay Zero: Disadvantage? I don't really see that at all. We're a threat, and everybody knows it. At least, they should know it. I mean, nobody's out here breaking us down like you say, and even so, what would we do about it?
BK London: I suggest a complete extermination of all other teams in ACW. It may not please the fans, it may not exactly be the most respectful thing to do - but if we don't, we will suffer the consequences big time down the line. Now, I'm ready to throw away my crowd pleasing persona and my hate for you to do this - the question is, are you?
Jay Zero: I think you ought to have figured it out the very night I debuted and stepped into toe to toe with you in the ring.... I'm not here to please the fans, London. Jay Zero is here for one man, and that's me. And when it comes to you - hell, I will always remember the living hell you put me through while OCW was in power. Each and every day I dreamed of the very day that your world order would crumble to the ground, and I'd be the reason why. Each and every day, I dreamed of the day that I could become the threat that you had made. To be honest, I was jealous that you had it all, and I had nothing. So while I still remember those days and I still don't like you for it - I must admit, no matter how painfully it is to do so, I do respect you. I respect what you've done and I respect what you are. So if this is what you honestly believe, then fine... Me and you, we're partners now. If this is the case, then we got to stick together, and we got to have each others backs. I'm in. If it means securing this title to my waist, then just tell me what needs to be done... and I'll do it. So.. what does need to be done?
BK London: Just come in early on Thursday - and I'll tell you what we've got planned...
London extends his arm for a handshake, and Jay Zero accepts - and it seems the transformation has taken place under the large full moon. Both BK London and Jay Zero, leaders of the locker room and the most accomplished of wrestlers - seems to have developed an ideas in which they are the wolves, and their prey is every single team that resides in the locker room. What will this result in?
Meltdown will tell...
Fade Out.
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:51:29 GMT -5
Match 5: Chris Phenomenal & The Senator vs. Dan White & Mystery Partner (Credit: Dan White)
Philip: The following bout is our main event, and is scheduled for one fall! Coming first to the ring, weighing at a combined weight of 465 lbs...Chris Phenomenal and The Senator!
Huge heel heat for the Senatorial Stable, who walk out to Senator’s “Hail to the Chief”. They totally disregard the crowd as they mike their way to the ring, although they must be eager to find out who their opponents are.
Philip: And their opponents...weighing at a combined weight of 503 lbs...Dan White and RATTLESNAKE.....WHITESNAKE!!!
A HUGE pop as the chorus to “Here I Go Again” by Whitesnake hits, and both men walk out, reliving their former tag team of about a year ago. Both look extremely fired up for the match as they run down to the ring, but neither Chris nor Senator are fazed by their entrance, staying strong and standing in the ring, as Philip exits.
Bell rings
There is a lot of noise in the arena as Whitesnake get ready to fight. Dan starts off in the ring against Phenomenal, and the two grapple. Chris whips the Welshman towards the ropes, but Dan manages to take him down with a flying shoulder attack. The duo get straight back up, but Dan is there first, throwing punches at his opponent. He tries to go for a jab to the chin, but Chris manages to duck it, waiting for Dan to turn around before clocking him with a clothesline, sending him to the floor. He makes a quick cover, but Dan gets his shoulder up before three. Chris picks him up, and tags in Senator, much to the chagrin of the arena. The World champion goes to work on the Welshman, giving him some rather harsh knife edge chops, and the crowd react despite their opinions of the veteran. Senator attempts an Irish Whip, but it doesn’t go to plan. Despite this, He’s able to avoid a planned Back Body Drop. He waits for Dan to turn around, before attempting to nail him with a side calf kick. But Dan takes a step backwards, tagging in Snake to a pop.
Rattlesnake enters the ring with great intent to help his partner win the match. He grapples with Senator, throwing him hard into the turnbuckle, Snake then climbs to the second rope, laying seven bells into Phillips’ head. After a good few blows, Snake drops down, throwing his arms into the air for a large pop. He turns back around, grabbing the now hurt Senator, and tossing him against the ropes again with some malice. Senator hits them, bouncing back but is able to throw a should against Snake’s face, rendering him useless temporarily. Phillips tags Phenomenal in, and together the team boot Snake in the gut, before landing a huge double Suplex on him. As the ref orders Senator to leave, Chris hits off the ropes, landing an elbow to the chest of the former International champion. Chris gets up, taunting Dan who throws a punch, but it’s nowhere near Phenomenal, who turns back to Snake. He lifts him up, before kicking him in the gut and hitting a DDT to the ground. Dan shakes his head as the pin is made, but Snake is able to get a shoulder up, much to Chris’s frustration.
He picks Snake up with force, but Snake isn’t down and out yet. He retaliates with a swift yet surprising clothesline, knocking both men down to the ground, and the crowd now begin to cheer for Snake as he slowly makes his way over to his corner. Dan gets the ground clapping in unison, as Snake reaches over and makes the hot tag to him, and he enters the ring with a large pop. Chris is back to his feet but was unable to make the tag, and receives an elbow to the face for his troubles, sending him spinning around the ring, and then back into a clothesline from the Welshman. He’s quick to his feet, but rushes straight into a Monkey Flip. Senator responds angrily, wanting to get in on the act, but an intended kick doesn’t go very far, straight into Dan’s grip, and he plants the champion with a Dragon Screw. Dan turns around, throwing his hands in the air to another large pop, as he points at Phenomenal. He picks the former Entertainment champion up, going for a Stunt Bomb to an even louder pop. But Dan is then attacked in the back by Senator, and the duo begin to brawl on the floor.
As both feud partners roll out the ring and continue their fight on the ground, Rattlesnake has gotten back to his feet, and has re-entered the ring, eager to get revenge on Chris Phenomenal. He lifts Chris up with one hand, and throws him hard into the turnbuckle, before tossing him up and onto his back on the floor. Snake throws his hands up in the air to another pop, before picking him back up. He throws Chris at the ropes, flooring him again with a Big Boot that nearly chokes Phenomenal as it catches him in the neck. With Chris writhing on the floor, Rattlesnake holds his hand up in the air, and there’s a pop as we anticipate the Chokeslam. Chris is slow to his feet, but is unaware what’s about to strike, and stumbles straight into the grasp around the neck. Snake lifts him up, but Chris is able to release himself, landing behind the Vision of Greatness. Snake turns around, only to be planted with a firm right hook, the Superman Punch, and a huge chorus of jeers goes around as Chris rolls Snake over, getting the 1-2-3 right as Dan realises what’s going on.
Philip: Here are your winners, Senator Steve Phillips and Chris Phenomenal!!!
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Post by Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune on Aug 10, 2009 15:52:05 GMT -5
The Senatorial Stable may have picked up the victory, but the battle isn’t over, as Dan rolls back into the ring, escaping the clutches of Steve Phillips. He quickly embarks of Phenomenal, beating him down with a number of boots to cheers from the crowd. Senator though quickly re-enters the ring, but only to receive a boot to the chest, and Dan follows it up by going for the Stunt Bomb, much to large pops from the crowd. But these pops turn to cries as Kaoru Hanayama slides into the ring, seemingly out of nowhere, and clocks Dan in the back with a hard elbow. The Japanese monster then proceeds to beat Dan down, as Senator stumbles backwards. He rests in the turnbuckle, but Chris Phenomenal is now on the rise, and Senator immediately points towards Dan. Chris nods his head and complies, assisting the large man in a vicious two-on-one beatdown, with Rattlesnake still helpless on the floor. But this does not seem to go on for such a long time, and there’s a pop as the camera turns towards the ramp, and Andrew Starr is seen with The Royles, with all three marching down to the ring!
They all enter, and Kaoru and Chris swiftly turn their attentions to other matters, being the trio that have just met them. Kaoru tries to take out both the Royles at once as Chris takes on Starr, but the man advantage is clearly taking its toll on the heels, and The Royles are earning an advantage over Kaoru, managing to take him to the floor with a clothesline. Chris meanwhile is starting to become fatigued, as Starr beats him down in the corner, but the three-time former Light-Heavyweight champion is swiftly taken aback by the arrival of the Capitalists, Anthony Kalb and Kevin Fitsharris. They quickly mob Starr, trying to get the momentum swinging back in favour of the Senatorial Stable, and it quickly seems to work as the addition of Chris makes the assault even at 3-on-3. The Senator then decides to help his team mates, but this quickly turns to a moot point as Dan White joins in with the festivities, and we suddenly have a 4 on 4 battle in the centre of the ring, much to the crowd’s excitement. But as Kaoru begins to rise to his feet, all of a sudden, the battle looks like it’s taking a turn for the worse for the faces.
The 320 pound Japanese beast quickly turns the odds around, returning the favour to The Royles with a smashing double clothesline, and he turns to Starr, lifting him up by his neck and tossing him to one side. There is almost no escape for Dan White as he’s faced with five men who would enjoy ripping him to pieces, but there is yet one more twist in this post-match battle...
...And that is as Rattlesnake, who by at large was unnoticed, returns to the ring bearing a steel chair! He swings it at Chris Phenomenal, knocking him straight to the mat and rolling out the ring, and this sudden attack sparks the rest of the flock to swiftly follow Chris and hastily exit the ring. Well, this is save for Anthony Kalb, who gets caught by the Vision of Greatness. Snake lifts him onto his shoulders, despite Kalb’s desperate attempts to get himself down, and he walks towards the side of the ring where the crew have collaborated. With one mighty attempt, Snake swings Kalb into his Snakebite, but instead of landing it on the mat, he tosses the former Junior champion out of the ring, and onto the Senatorial Stable and Kaoru Hanayama! There’s a phenomenal pop as Snake is joined by Dan White, Starr and The Royles, and all five men glare down at their foes, as the camera begins to fade...
The stakes started high, and they’re only getting higher. Will one side get vertigo, or will this clash escalate all the way to Heatwave?
The ACW Champions are in bullish form, but there are matadors aplenty waiting to take them down...
These are, as they say, interesting times. Tune in to Meltdown for the next exciting instalment.
Fade to Black.
End of Show.
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Post by VorteX on Aug 10, 2009 16:29:23 GMT -5
Wow only two pages? The upside is I might actually be able to leave some feedback for those who wrote.
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Post by Yoko Satoshi on Aug 10, 2009 17:14:08 GMT -5
I've added a late segment.
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Post by BK London on Aug 10, 2009 22:23:39 GMT -5
Wow, this show had like 8 people on it. Well, be prepared to see some interesting events on the following Meltdown.
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Post by The Red Panther on Aug 11, 2009 9:27:37 GMT -5
Whoa, just two pages? Eh, from what I managed to read, it was good. Train/Jefferson had a great seg, and Whitesnake was asuprise. I'm glad it lookS like there will be some better tag action around the belts.
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Post by Jack Jefferson on Aug 12, 2009 18:50:18 GMT -5
Feedback“Diggin in Deep” (Train) – The idea of Thunder Train as Light Heavyweight Champion is hilarious to me but I do think it’s a great narrative device in terms of getting under the skin of Jake Cheng. I did enjoy this segment though and it was classic Train material, especially the tears of joy line and confetti falling from the ceiling. “Rising (Part 1)” (VorteX) – Nice segment from Tex here, I think he’ll make an impressive Entertainment Champion. I liked the addressing of his manner of victory over Rep, and his explanation was very nice. Also, I’m interested to see where this concept of defending in any match goes, could be entertaining. “RAAAAAAAAAAGE” (Jake Cheng / Andrew Black) – This segment was just filled with comedy, namely Jake’s punishment ideas. Does a nice job of building up Cheng’s retaliation and the suspense of what it will be. I kinda don’t want to wait til Thursday to find out what it is either. “Shuffling The Deck” (Phenomenal / Dan White / Senator) – Really enjoyed this segment, Senator truly makes a great sadistic heel and this beatdown on Dan showed this. Phenomenal apologising to Dan before pistol-whipping him is very intriguing and I want to see where this goes, or if I’m just reading too much into it. “An Awesome and Witty Name...” (G-Unit) – Hurrah for the re-united G-Unit! I got a genuine lol out of the idea of using WiiFit to return Gooey to his former powers. I think maybe that Jonny discovering that Gooey was the tramp could’ve been done in a more natural way personally though. “A Short Step Back” (Jason Freeman) – A very well written segment from Freeman here, extremely well written in fact. I do, however, have one problem with this segment and Freeman’s writing in general as of late. I’m getting extremely bored of reading Freeman sum everything up since his return; his feud with Dan White, with AK, and now The Senator. Freeman, you’re a very talented writer but you need to write about something different every once in a while. “Definition” (Michael Smart) – Great segment here. I’ve always enjoyed the interactions between Michael and Daniel Smart, they seem so natural and I believe that is a testament to his writing ability. The true definition of Train’s stable made me laugh my arse off so nice work. “Your name vill also go on ze list!” (Dave Shadow / Atomic Kitsune) – Paranoid Dave is great and the fact he listed so many people just makes me chuckle. Having AK as your own personal Sherlock Holmes can’t be a bad thing either but I like the fact Dave hasn’t let his guard down around her. “Congratulations, I Want My Partner” (Dan White) – This segment was your stereotypical Dan White segment. Sharp, straight to the point, and highly entertaining. The gingivitis jibe wasn’t really necessary though, was it? I did enjoy the “probably” part of the finishing description though, good job buddy. “Losses to Losses of Words” (BK London) – Bit of an odd segment this one. No offense but it wasn’t particularly great to begin with and just as we get to the interesting part, the growing tag division, BK zones out and wanders off? Hopefully this sets something good up, or it’s basically pointless. That and it has an awful, awful name. “TELL ME!!!” (Dave Shadow / Jason Freeman) – Very good stuff here from Dave and Freeman with Freeman playing the mind games perfectly. I’m very intrigued to see what happens with this. It seems extremely important for Dave to find out who attacked him but will he cave in to Freeman’s demands? “Cathouse” (Yoko / Sarin) – Tag division be on alert...it seems that Hippy Power is coming back to ACW and that can only spell trouble. Good segment, with impressively natural dialogue between Sarin and Yoko. The art of writing conversation and making it seem plausible isn’t one many have mastered but Yoko and Sarin seem to. “Claiming the Town 2/7” (Chris Phenomenal) – I don’t know whether it’s because I missed Part 1 but I found this segment extremely confusing. I have no idea who AJ is, what Phenomenal has against them, and what HPW is so...yeah. “Rising (Part 2)” (VorteX) – Well this surely throws a rather large spanner in the works of VorteX’s title reign? VorteX is one crazy guy and this segment does a nice job of summing up that up for people (such as me) who haven’t read shows in a while and also builds up what-happens-next interest. “Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Banana Phone” (Dan White / Andrew Starr) – Who will Dan’s partner be?! Exciting times! I think the “OOOoooOOOoooh YEAH!!!” isn’t so much a clue, but something to throw people off the scent of who the real partner is. “Werewolves” (BK London / Jay Zero) – When I read the title I feared the worse...a werewolf storyline in ACW. Thank god it hasn’t come to that. Instead I found myself intrigued by this segment and what is to come on Thursday. If BK and Zero plan to destroy the Tag Division I foresee interesting shenanigans ahead.
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Post by Jason Freeman on Aug 12, 2009 19:08:05 GMT -5
Lol, sorry Jefferson wont do that kinda thing again <_<
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