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Post by Jonny Spade on Sept 17, 2009 19:53:29 GMT -5
Segment: A Charitable Cause (Credit: Dan White & Chris Phenomenal)
The camera opens up in the backstage area, and we're greeted to Chris Phenomenal, to some boos emanating from the arena. He's with the young teenager from the Make a Wish Foundation, and they make their way to a door, with the words “cardio” embedded on a sign. Chris turns to Jameel, and carefully addresses the situation.
Chris Phenomenal: Okay, Dan White should be just beyond this door. He normally likes to take a bleep test after his matches, so he'll be pretty out of breath. Just watch, though. I mean I'm guessing you know all about my relationship with him, and we don't get on all too well. So I'll enter the door first, I'll try to make sure that the situation is cool, and then you'll get to ask for his autograph, okay?
Jameel: Sure thing, Chris. And thank you so much for doing this.
Chris Phenomenal: Hey, no sweat.
Chris lets out a brief smile, before knocking on the door and opening, letting himself in. The camera cuts to one within the room, with Dan running on a treadmill facing away from the door. Without even flinching, Dan makes a comment to whoever's entering.
Dan White: Listen pal, whoever it is you know that I like to do some running after my matches.
Chris Phenomenal: Hey Dan, it's Chris.
Dan suddenly reacts, leaping off the treadmill and composes himself, readying for what could be an intense fight. But Chris holds his hands up, trying to make peace.
Chris Phenomenal: Whoa, Dan! Calm it down. I'm just here with a fan.
He introduces Jameel, holding the teenager in front of him, placing his hands on his shoulders.
Chris Phenomenal: This here, is Jameel. He's from the Make a Wish Foundation, and he asked me if I could lead him to you. He's a huge fan of yours, and I thought that it would have been better to find you personally, seeing as I knew you'd be here. So don't worry, Dan. There's no catch, I promise you.
Dan looks at the pair of them, with an aura of cautiousness with his mannerisms. He looks at the kid, addressing towards him.
Dan White: So your name is Jameel, is that right?
Jameel: Um, yes sir...
There's clearly some nervousness in the kid's voice. But meeting one of your heroes can always be intimidating.
Dan White: Hey, pal, call me Dan. So how old are you?
Jameel: Erm, I'm 15...Dan...
Dan cracks a smile, as he allows Jameel to get up closer.
Dan White: Awesome, Jameel. Hope you're staying out of trouble. When I was 15 I was stealing car radios and knocking up the local bikes for a living.
Jameel: Heh, well, I don't get into that much trouble.
Dan lets out a small laugh, as Chris exits the room, knowing that his work here is done. He slyly taps his front pocket, reminding Dan and the ACW audience about that envelope, although Dan is too busy conversing with Jameel to notice him even leaving, especially as his back is facing the door.
Jameel: So, I saw your win against Freeman earlier.
Dan White: Yeah? It was a tough one, you know. He's a hard fighter. But of course, the Welsh Dragon is the World champion for no reason. Did you see me win the title?
Jameel: Yeah, it was a great match. I got a few of my friends round to watch it. We were all supporting you. Well, except one guy, but he's a bit of a douche.
Dan White: Heh, well there's always one in a group of friends that is an awkward bastard. Trying to attract attention to himself by being the one who always has a different opinion to others, right?
Jameel: Umm, sure.
Dan White: So how about that autograph.
Jameel: Yeah, sure.
Jameel gets out his autograph book, flipping to the empty page exclusive to the World champion's signature. Jameel hands Dan a pen, and the Welshman begins to write away. But unbeknownst to the Welshman, we see the door slowly opening again, with Chris Phenomenal leading Thunder Train into the room. With Dan too engaged in speaking out loud what he's writing, he doesn't take in the creeping floorboards underneath Train's feet, as he approaches Dan. Jameel does notice, turning around to get a tremendous shock, and he's unable to warn Dan in time.
Train throws a vicious forearm, with Jameel darting backwards and it connects with the back of Dan's neck, sending the Welshman to the ground. Chris watches with glee as Train lifts Dan up onto his shoulders, and and flings him against the wall. Dan practically faceplants the wall, resulting in flicks of paints smoldering onto what is becoming yet another brutal beating at the hands of his rival. And Train isn't done, not yet. He lifts Dan up again, hurling him head-first into the treadmill, smacking his face off one of the rails. Train lets out another sinister laugh, as Dan's lifeless body lays on the ground, his previous wounds reopened and spilling crimson blood onto the floor. Jameel just looks on in horror, as Chris is unable to contain himself, laughing hysterically at the mess.
And in the corner, lies an autograph book. Its page opened up onto that once blank page.
“Now then, Jameel. Hope you had a good time here
All the best for the future, your World champion, Dan Whiteeeeeefercxwhjgtrhjccvfggtjrr”
Fade out.
OOC: Credit also goes to Thunder Train
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Post by Jonny Spade on Sept 17, 2009 19:53:57 GMT -5
Segment: We Want A Damn Match (Credit: Yoko / Sarin)
Does ACW have tag titles? Who has them?
Oh, right. Flower Power.
Sarin Rossi and Yoko Satoshi have had their big comeback, won the tag belts, and... Have apparently been lost in the shuffle. Which is why they won't leave Ginger's office.
Ginger: There are no teams suitable for this!
Sarin: You lied to us.
Yoko: You said we'd have a match tonight.
Sarin: We even said we'd settle for singles competition.
Yoko: We don't like being lied to, Ginger.
Ginger: I'll be honest. No one wants to face you two.
Yoko: Since when does that matter? You get booked and you compete. You've forced me into several matches!
Ginger: You don't understand...
Yoko: No, YOU don't. We need a title defense. Finding a team is YOUR job.
Sarin: And if you even think about stripping us for inactivity-
Ginger: No, I know, that's my fault. Listen, this isn't just you two. With the Emperor Of The Ring tournament going on, the roster is stretched really thin. Everyone's having match issues, and that's just in singles!
Sarin: Give us a match on Warfare or we'll retire these belts too. Got it?
Ginger: Isn't Yoko supposed to be the pushy one?
Yoko: She's trying to stop smoking death sticks.
Ginger: Oh. Hey, good luck.
Sarin: Thanks, now stop changing the damn subject.
Ginger: Fine, let me contact some people... You'll have a match even if I have to hire two audience members.
Sarin: Thanks. We love you bunches.
Ginger: No you don't, but I appreciate it all the same.
Yoko: We'll leave now.
Ginger: I appreciate that even more.
Sarin: And just so you know, if we show up Monday and we're not on the card...
Ginger: You will be.
Sarin: Then, as Yoko said, we'll leave now.
And as the door closes behind them, Ginger at last has his peace and quiet.
Until someone else barges in, that is.
End Segment.
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Segment: Can't Stop Addicted to the Shin Dig (Credit: Train)
We open inside of the dimly lit Thunder Train locker room. A single light above the table that sits inside of the locker room is lit up. Thunder Lawyer steps out of the secondary officeish area and over to the table. He picks up his suitcase and slams it, although not intentionally, onto the hard wood table. He looses up his tie a bit and lets out a quick cough. However, he looks around a bit and a chill is sent up his spine, as if something is watching him. He opens up the case in front of him and then closes it. He jumps a bit as he sees Bat Train upside down in front of him. Bat Train smirks at the site of the jump.
Bat Train: Heh, scare you?
Thunder Lawyer: A little bit. How the hell did you get in here anyway? I thought you were arrested.
Bat Train: That's why I'm in this costume. I had to get away from the cops. I shot a hookshot onto the roof and then I got in here.
Thunder Lawyer: Well that's great and all, but you need to leave like now.
Bat Train: Why is that?
Thunder Lawyer: Because Gingerdude is coming here to talk business with me
Bat Train: What business?
Thunder Lawyer: I'm trying to help you. I'm going to get you more money on a promise that you won't do as much shit as you have been.
Bat Train: Thanks for warning me about this before hand.
Thunder Lawyer: Why would I need to? It's not like this doesn't benefit you.
Suddenly, the door opens up and the surprise of it causes Bat Train to fall down onto the table, breaking it. In steps Gingerdude and sees that the table is on its side, broken up. Thunder Lawyer is standing next to the wreckage with a look of "Oh goddammit..." on his face.
Gingerdude: What the hell happened here?
Thunder Lawyer: When it comes crashing down and it hurts inside.
Train leans over the table with his costume all ripped up. His mask is half off so he just rips the rest of it.
Thunder Train: We are gonna need to buy a new mask with some of that money.
Gingerdude: WHAT? Train! What the hell are you doing here? I have a good mind to call security and have you arrested again.
Thunder Train: Please don't do that.
Gingerdude: Your actions have been just...I can't even describe them!
Thunder Train: YOU KNEW WHAT YOU HAD TO DO TO STOP THIS!
Gingerdude: THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO TRAIN! I can't have you taken because of what you did to Dan. But what I can do is have you arrested for trespassing here tonight. I'm not letting you touch Dan before his match. It's bad enough how he is now. Any worse and I think he may just have to call it quits.
Thunder Train: Good. That's what I want. And you can be sure that by the end of tonight, Dan White will be out of commission for good. Now if you don't mind I have to go find him.
Gingerdude: Can't let you do that Thunder Train!
Thunder Train: Lawyer! Now!
Lawyer shoots the Bat Train Official Hookshot at the back of Gingerdude's head. Gingerdude questions what Train was talking about, but the blow knocks him out. And you can buy these things for your kids! Gingerdude is dazed and Train picks him up. He takes him out of the locker room and throws him by the garbage before walking away. What does Train have in store for Dan White later tonight? Can Dan White even compete? Oh myyyyyyy!
Fade.
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Post by Jonny Spade on Sept 17, 2009 19:54:37 GMT -5
Dave Shadow vs. Chris Phenomenal (Writen by the Red Predator Panther) "Voodoo Child" hits the speakers, as the lights in the arena go out. As the music builds, several blinding lights illuminate at the top of the entrance ramp. A shadow emerges, the silhouette dancing along with the music. As the shadow walks out of the light, we see it's Dave Shadow, with a perverted smile plastered accross his face. He makes his way down the ramp and hops up onto the apron, climbing to the second rope at one of the corners and posing for all his fans. The camera spins round him, as he hops down and awaits his opponent....
I’ve worked my whole life for this. I mean I seen so many roadblocks, so many doubters in my way. To be honest with you I see no body.
I’m THA BEST!
LISTEN!
"Tha Real CP" begins to play as Chris Phenomenal emerges from the back. He begins his descent to the ring slowly bobbing to the beat of the music with his head down. Reaching the foot of the ring Chris pauses and raises his head looking at the ring before exploding up onto the canvas. He ducks into the ring and walks towards his corner, firing a few punches in the air. He removes the un needed accessories and waits in his corner for the bell.
RAF pads down both men and then calls for the bell.DING DING DINGChris goes too lock up, but Dave rolls behind him, knowing he can't beat Chris in a test of strength. Chris turns right into a trio of knife edge chops and then an enzigure, stumbling the big man. Chris moves back into the middle of the ring and catches a toe kick from Shadow. Chris pulls in Shadow and nails him with an elbow smash, flipping Dave straight round. Chris rolls Dave over and covers him, getting a one. Chris lifts Dave up and tosses him into the nearest corner. Chris then hits Dave with a boxing combo, going to finish with a discuss punch which Dave ducks. Chris slams his fist into the top turnbuckle and walks back holding his fist, allowing Dave to hit him with a rana. Dave covers and gets one. Edison: David vs Goliath here I must sayDave goes to lift Chris up but Chris pushes him away and shoulder blocks him. Chris keeps going and Dave kips up so Chris again hits Dave with a shoulder block. Dave gets up again but this time raises a foot, kicking Chris in the head before he can connect with a third shoulder block. Chris falls down to one knee, allowing Dave to put Chris in a chin lock. Chris tries pulling Dave's hands away so Dave slams repeated knees into Chris' back and dives on him, pushing Chris face down with the hold still locked in. Chris grabs Dave's legs and begins standing, Dave clinging on. Chris turns and runs backfirst at the corner, crushing Dave between a rock and a hard place. Dave stumbles right into Chris, who lifts him into a firemans carry. Chris brings Dave to the middle of the ring and hits the Carnage Cutter, destroying Dave. Maxwell: Could it be all over?Chris dives on Dave 1...2...thrKICKOUT! Chris looks angry and kicks Dave in the ribs a few times until RAF backs him up to let Dave stand. Dave uses the ropes to stand and walks back to the middle of the ring, ducking a CP clothesline, turning and hitting a dropsault. CP drops to the mat, causing Dave to stomp him across the back of the head. Dave kicks Chris in the side of the head and then drags him by the neck, sitting him down in the corner. Shadow walks to the opposite corner, claps his hands together and then charges at Chris, hitting him with a double foot facewash. Dave rubs his feet on Chris until Chris throws him away from the corner, into the arms of RAF. Dave stands away and faces Chris, who goes for a Superman Punch, only for Dave to duck, causing Chris to nail RAF! Edison: RAF is down!Maxwell: Didn't he get taken down on Monday? Not his best week.Dave instantly boots Chris in the gut and hits him with a DDT (Note to Dave: Please add some sort of powerful move which doesn't require lifting to your moveset from the front. You're killin' me here <_<), driving him down. Dave lands a standing Senton on Chris and stays sitting on him to cover, only to realize RAF is well and truly out! Chris tosses Dave off and follows with a knee strike to the kneeling Shadow's jaw, sending some blood from his lip. Chris wraps his hands around Dave's chest and lifts him to his feet before going for the backdrop driver, only for Dave to roll off and low blow Chris! As Dave starts stomping Chris, Keiji Makabe runs down to the ring to take over. Edison: Looks like somebody in the back doesn't feel RAF will get back up.Maxwell: Me included, that Superman Punch could kill a small child.Dave lifts Chris to his knees and gets an elbow to the guts, stumbling Dave. Chris stands up, grabs Dave and hits him with the inverted atomic drop section of the Harlem Hurt, but Dave pushes him down onto his back and then swift kicks him in the jaw. Dave covers but gets just two. As Chris goes to sit up, Dave nails him with an elbow strike and then goes onto the apron. Chris spends a few seconds getting up and turns right into Dave's signature springboard cross body. Dave covers again but still gets two. In a rage Dave pounds away at Chris' jaw with right hands, causing a little lip blood to trickle down. Dave lifts Chris up and goes for a knee to the face, which Chris grabs. Chris then throws Dave's leg down and grabs him by the waist, like in a northern lights suplex. Edison: Wait a second, is he going for the...Maxwell: The Filibuster? Oh my!Chris goes to hit the move, but Dave rolls out while holding Chris, putting him in a cradle pin! Makabe counts it 1...........2.............. Maxwell: Wait, Chris has the ropes!But Makabe doesn't see it, counting three! Meltdown winner: Dave Shadow[/quote]
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Post by Jonny Spade on Sept 17, 2009 19:54:59 GMT -5
Segment: Enough is Enough, and it's Time for a Change (Credit: Dan White)
It's been a turbulent fortnight for our World champion. He's been soundly beaten up three times by Thunder Train, who has all but confirmed that he's taking up Dan's open challenge for the World title come Emperor of the Ring. And boy, has he made a statement. He's thrown Dan about like a ragdoll all month, with Dan unable to grant a slither of offense on one of the largest wrestlers we've ever seen in ACW. And when the inevitable autobiography is scripted in the distant future, it does not look like Dan is going to look at September 2009 with a wistful glance to the side, thinking “boy, those sure were the days!”.
No. Dan does not like to be made a fool of. And especially as it took him over five years to win that bloody title, he's not ready to have his reign go down as one of the most pointless reigns in history. Instead, he's going to look at this as a challenge. And Dan is no stranger to challenges. In the past year he's faced two of the greatest tests to his character, to his willpower, and to his inner strength (even though they're all pretty much the same thing. Whatever). Finishing in the top two at Emperor of the Ring 2008 and at Fallen Heroes 2009 may look pretty, but ultimately it's more 'pretty useless'. And failure to make an impact with this belt would go down as another 'pretty useless' aspect of his reign.
No more. Not today. Not again. Tonight was a lapse of concentration, but forgive a man who has been ambushed thrice in the last three shows. I mean sure, it can't be hard to spot a man weighing the heavy side of 300 lbs leering over you, but that's where deception has come in. Train isn't the happy-go-lucky friend that we've sometimes seen before with his character. He's a tough, grueling man. And if he wants something, you could bet your payslip on his receiving it. And that's that man that Dan White has to stop. Can it happen? Does a bear shit in the woods? You tell me, you filthy bestiality-craving voyeurs, you.
So when the camera finally fades in, there's nothing really to look at. Our champion sports fresh bandages across his forehead, covering yet another array of stitches. And he stares beyond the camera, looking deep into his mind. Does he have what it takes to make a respectable reign? Or will he end up succumbing to the pressure. Look at reigns of the past. Senator failed to make a distinctive mark on the World title during his first reign, lasting no more than a month. Starkweather won the belt and faded into obscurity. There have been great men who have had not-so-great moments with the World title. It is indeed, a burden as well as a symbol of dominance.
So why is Dan unable to take the pressure? Just a month ago he was knocking seven bells into Senator Steve Phillips and his entourage. In the past, we have seen Dan revel in throwing Dave Shadow around a Swedish bar. Where has that vicious streak gone? Dan calls himself a football hooligan, yet since that gold has weighed him down, he's been unable to show us what he's truly made of. And why is that? Is the belt more than just an object showing the best of the best? Or is there something deeper than that. Dan continues to stare into the mirror, looking at himself. Watching himself.
And now, he speaks.
Dan White: You have four days.
He waits.
The time slowly goes by. He's got all the seconds in the world. Well, the amount of seconds that take up four days, one would assume.
And then, a response.
Voice: In four days, one will be ready to reveal oneself.
And then, the burden will be lifted.
Fade to Black.
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Post by Jonny Spade on Sept 17, 2009 19:55:21 GMT -5
Title: Keiji’d Credit: Chris Phenomenal
As Keiji Makabe calls for the bell Chris looks on in shock, his hand obviously still holding onto the ropes. Realizing the situation Dave quickly rolls off of Chris and quickly grabs his title belt before hopping into the crowd, getting as far away from Chris as possible as judging by the looks in his eye, things are about to get ugly fast. As soon as Dave is off of Chris, he got up and grabbed a hold of Makabe by the back of his shirt as he tried to scamper out of the ring. Chris turns to Phillip Jones and snakes the microphone before he can even officially announce the winner before turning and looking right into the face of Keiji Makabe.
Chris Phenomenal: So tell me Keiji, after all those nights of being wined and dined by the Senatorial Stable, all the things you heard about what I can do to a man, I’d like you to pick your favorite way to suffer, because you’re not leaving this ring tonight.
Keiji looks at Chris and despite his best efforts to fight away Chris restrains him and slaps on a nerve hold, quickly dropping Keiji to his knees as he pleads with Chris, denying any wrong doing.
Chris Phenomenal: You’re full of shit Keiji, you know as well as I do that Phillips is responsible for this. He’s been feeding your children for the past three months and he’s going to continue to do so. I know that I’ve just been screwed and seeing as how Shadow, the cowardice showing through again has already scampered off, Mr. Makabe, it looks like you’re going to be the one. Now, how are we going to do this.
Chris looks at Keiji Makabe who pleads with him, only to be caught with a swift kick to the groin, crumpling him before Chris picks him up with one scoop and then grabs the microphone.
Chris Phenomenal: Phillips, I know you’re watching, so this, this, this is for you.
With that Chris drapes Makabe over the second rope so half of him is dangling in the ring. Chris backs away, lining him up before sprinting forward and driving a knee right into his skull, rocketing him into the top rope before flipping back into the ring as Chris smiles.
Edison: The AIG Knee from Chris Phenomenal.
But Chris isn’t finished, not by a long shot, even with Makabe out cold after the high impact shot, Chris pulls him up to his feet, a sick smile on his face before grabbing him with a front waist lock and lifting him up before dropping him with the spiked version of the Filibuster, the neck of Makabe again snapping on impact, quite possibly having broken on the impact. Chris looks down on him but before he can stop go after him, every other ACW referee comes down to the ring, even a few of the old fallout ones come out of the woodwork to support Makabe as Chris looks down at the now broken Japanese referee.
Chris Phenomenal: This is not over, not by a long shot. Makabe, enjoy your rest, because now…
Now Phillips, it’s your turn. I’m officially challenging you to show up and face me in the ring on Monday. Hell, if it sweetens the pot I’ll bring down some depends for you as an offering.
With that Tha Real CP begins to play as Thursday Night Meltdown goes off the air.
Fade to black
End of Show
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Post by Dan White on Sept 17, 2009 20:08:21 GMT -5
Tiny tiny show. But it was decent enough anyways. I'll have feedback in the morning.
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Post by Torak on Sept 17, 2009 20:09:59 GMT -5
I used the summary model for your match because I didn't know who was supposed to win the match until half an hour before the show started.
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Post by Dan White on Sept 17, 2009 20:15:59 GMT -5
No worries, pal. Twas well written anyways.
And yeah, I wrote my segments not knowing but just hoping I'd win >_>
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Post by Yoko Satoshi on Sept 17, 2009 20:19:20 GMT -5
Added a missing segment.
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Post by VorteX on Sept 17, 2009 20:56:13 GMT -5
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Kind of confused here as to who TK is returning as. ACW security is doing a terrible job if they just let TK waltz in, cut a promo, and THEN escort him out =p.
Much Ado about Nothing
I can guarantee Shakespere has never seen an ACW show. This promo while great writing makes Shadow seem more like a tweener (if not a face) than a heel. Especially the part about bringing 'peace and law', not very heelish at all. It would be different if there were some clue of super-inflated ego here, however the promo seems like Shadow is after a decent cause which is kind of odd considering his character.
A Random Clipping
I wonder if Senator pulled a Kanye on Obama...
Hey Now!
I find it odd that Steel seems afraid of Rep in this segment. The man just beat the crap out of him with a cane and he does nothing about it (besides smashing a vase...but still)? Rep's character transitions over as a heel well, however Steele is a whole different story.
Contract...(not about to type the rest of that)
So, Panther is going to wrestle his manager huh? Well not wrestle...but beat him up mixed martial arts style (I'm hoping 'three rounds five minutes' means five minutes for each round or this could be one fast paced contest =D). Anyway, I'm starting to really like Winner as a character, although I would really love to see either more segments or longer ones.
First Comes Love...
That's the spirit! Delayed anger from Christina, but an appropriate reaction nonetheless.
Sirens
JJB's character is great. Offensive in some regards, however the character is used wonderfully here. I probably shouldn't have been laughing, however JJB's lines are just too funny.
Smacktalking
Tonight's show is really odd in some regards. This segment is one of those oddities. We have two heels 'smacktalking' in possibly the most civil manner I have ever seen outside of a public debate forum. CP and Shadow are heels, you think they would want to (in-character wise) see ACW burn to the ground, not save it. Way too civil considering some of these character's past actions.
Dan Gave Me a Blowjob For This
Interesting title. Anyway, the oddness continues as now CP is signing autographs! I was wholly expecting CP to roll that autograph up, smoke it, and tell the kid to go find Dan White himself.
Super-Hero Showdown!
I want to see a tag team with these two. TK and Train work well together, I enjoyed this one a lot.
A Charitable Cause
As soon as I read that the kid was from Make a Wish I knew something bad was going to happen. Dan should fight back at some point though, Train is utterly decimating the WHC these past few shows. The thing that really got me about this segment was that it made CP look like a sidekick more than ever. I mean he leads the kid to White (acting as a face), then laughs when Train beats Dan up (acting as a heel). I know it may have stolen Train's thunder, but CP beating Dan up probably would have been more appropriate here as the kid did skip a page in his notebook for him, showing that he obviously likes Dan more than CP (which he should anyway, but regardless).
We Want a Damn Match
Magic segment popping out of nowhere as I'm feedbacking! *pauses to read* Alright, back to feedback! As I said before someone needs to step up and challenge these guys...I'm not exactly sure what happened to the Tag Division however it never seems to stay active for long these days.
Can't Stop Addicted to the Shin Dig
....What? This segment should have come much earlier in the show as it obviously takes place before the Dan attack. I'm hoping for some stronger repurcussions from Gingerdude as he not only just got knocked out but both Train and TK are trespassing >_>.
Enough is Enough and it's Time for a Change
Mystery! While I would have prefered to see Dan assault Train first and talk later, I guess this works. As I said before, we...the viewers need to see more OFFENSE from the champ!
Keiji'd
This one threw me off as it is after Dan's but takes place before >_<. I found the army of Ref's coming down to the ring quite amusing as they basically replaced ACW security (which is presumably off chasing TK and Train around). It would have been much more amusing if Meltdown ended with CP throwing Ref's out of the ring King of the Mountain style...but alas.
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Post by El Shadowo on Sept 18, 2009 10:54:16 GMT -5
Something I just realised reading the show....
One of the EOTR semis is now the ET champ vs IN champ <_<
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Post by The Red Panther on Sept 18, 2009 11:09:39 GMT -5
I would love it if Tex won and went "Well I know I can beat Dave so I'l have his belt thanks". An yeah three five min round means each round is five mins.
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Post by VorteX on Sept 18, 2009 14:23:59 GMT -5
Well we may not face each other in the Semi's...as there are still two other people we could be matched with. Either way I'm ready for this delightful uphill battle.
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Post by El Shadowo on Sept 18, 2009 14:28:05 GMT -5
But since we were in the same bracket, doesn't that mean we face off? And then the winners of Jefferson/Spade and Freeman/Kalib would face each other in the other semi's.
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Post by VorteX on Sept 18, 2009 14:53:52 GMT -5
I guess so. For some reason I thought it was still random pairings between the winners of the brackets, however after looking at it again you are right.
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