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Post by Yoko Satoshi on Oct 25, 2006 18:26:32 GMT -5
...Skurai barely gets a shoulder up, but he does so in time to beat the three count! Ness gets to his feet first, a look of sheer, disbelieving desperation on his face, as he watches Skurai slowly, but surely reach his footing again.
Fisher: It almost looks like Ness doesn't know what to do! No Corporate Club assistance, no chance to use a weapon, he's reaching the end of his limits!
Bardo: It's exactly moments like this that make or break individuals in the main event scene.
Daniel Ness, looking entirely exhausted, throws an ineffectual right hook, only managing to turn his opponent’s head for a moment. He then goes for a kick directed right at the lower regions, but Skurai intercepts the strike with an “X” block.
Fisher: Skurai is superhuman, there is no other explanation for his continued determination!
The Ninja Lord roughly herds Ness into the corner, knocking him silly with straight forearm shots, ensuring that his opponent does not easily leave as he backs off…and charges right back in with a Lobotomizer, crashing his knee flush into Ness’s skull! The Corporate Ace stumbles out of the corner, flopping down to the mat, and Skurai goes for the pin…
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…Ness kicks out at the very last moment!
Fisher: Wha? How could he possibly have done that, if nothing else, I’m in awe at the endurance of both of these competitors! Whoever wins this will indeed be a worthy champion for Fallout!
Bardo: Correct.
Skurai slowly stumbles up to his feet, the explosive attack seemingly has taken just as much out of him as it did to the recipient. The Openweight Champion drags Ness back up to his feet, and slowly carries him over to the corner again, stepping back, to lunge back in for a second, definitive Lobotomizer…but Ness ducks out of the way, sending Skurai flying into the corner, bouncing off. As he does so, Ness slides behind his falling opponent, quickly placing him in a rear facelock, turning in, lifting his leg up, and hitting his Sheer FinNESS inverted guillotine crusher, right into the pin…
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Post by Yoko Satoshi on Oct 25, 2006 18:26:56 GMT -5
…Skurai uses his absolute last reserve of energy to kick out of Ness’s finisher!
Despite a high level of exhaustion, Ness tries to pull his opponent off the mat into a fireman carry, but Skurai proves difficult to hoist off the mat, instead, he gains the leverage. Skurai then lifts Ness up, placing his opponent on the top rope attempting again for the 500 Channels.
Fisher: He went for the 500 Channels before, but couldn’t get it off, can it work this time around? Can it earn Skurai the win?
As he climbs up, though, Ness rakes the eyes, and hooks in his guillotine choke on the top! Before Jacob Jones can complete a five count back in the ring, Ness slowly places one, and then the other leg of his opponent over the ropes, before carefully and calculatedly sliding around Skurai to drop to the mat. At this point, Ness manages to painfully pull Skurai off the top, and into an inverted fireman carry.
Bardo: This could be a Burning Hammer, perhaps Ness saw the effectiveness of Giovanni’s variation that nearly dropped Skurai in their match. Ness, though is no Angelo, and the strain of supporting all that weight on his shoulders after a strenuous match is visible, almost tangible.
Ness gingerly, slowly steps around so that he faces the center of the ring, his legs trembling, the Corporate Ace runs forward with a yell of defiance to the Fallout audience, rolling through, effectively pancaking Skurai, stomach first into the mat.
Fisher: Woah, Nelly, what an innovative and impressive maneuver!
On the mat, though, Ness does not entirely disengage from his opponent, scooting over and in on the mat, locking in his NESS-asary Guillotine Choke once again on the mat! Skurai at this point has lost more blood, and taken a great deal of damage, as such, he does not simply power out as he would have earlier. Instead, the Ninja Lord takes another route, using his free hand to try to at least free some space for his throat, buying time to potentially mount a counter attack. Ness’s eyes appear to nearly bulge out of their sockets as he further cranks on the submission, his own face seems to mirror the effects that his opponent feels, a sheer fanatical fury giving Ness a strength that he never even thought he had…pulling back at a decidedly awkward angle, as Skurai suddenly, frantically twitches in a total last-ditch effort to remove the arm from around his throat…Ness, though, does not relinquish his hold…and Skurai’s entire body goes limp.
Referee Jacob Jones signals for the bell.
Iris Yoon: Your winner by referee stoppage, and NEW FALLOUT OPENWEIGHT CHAMPION, THE CORPORATE ACE, DANIEL NESS!!
Ness refuses to let go of the facelock, even at the insistence of the referee. A number of ringside officials, including Tim Dwight, and Dean Bardo slide into the ring, running over and forcing Ness to break the hold. The new champion at this point, though nearly collapses. A group of paramedics also hurry into the ring, checking on the fallen and passed out Skurai, breaking an ammonium capsule under his nose, while Ness leans against the ropes. Fortunately for Ness, though, Biff Taylor and the rest of the Corporate Club are not long in making their way to the ring, chasing the rest of the people out of the ring. A somewhat worn down Colossus Rhodes places an even more worn down Daniel Ness on his shoulders, as the other members congratulate their teammate. Biff takes the microphone from Iris, stepping back into the ring.
Biff: A new era has dawned here tonight! It's Morning on Fallout, and we have the glorious champion holding the best damn belt in the business today, yeah, dudes, and dudettes, common fans, and Julius Hightower, Daniel Ness is your new representative, and the face of the company, the Corporate face of the company! Thanks to one and all who ordered this show, and if you're not entertained here tonight, you'll never be entertained!
Tony Givens presents Ness the trophy for the title, as Craig Lewis holds up a special commemorative plaque pre-made for the occasion. Ness gets down off Rhodes's shoulders, accepting the extra trappings, but immediately handing them off to Sgt. Pilko and Sylvain Mint, instead admiring the belt itself. The Club celebrates in the ring, breaking out champagne, as the show fades out...
...but to get the whole story, you had better just stick around a little while longer.
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Post by Yoko Satoshi on Oct 25, 2006 18:27:21 GMT -5
As soon as the celebration dissipates, Ness and company head to the backstage area, with a camera following. Ness is the first person through the curtain...and seems to be yanked forcefully though the doorway. As the other confused Corporate Clubbers try to follow, their path is mysteriously blocked. Suddenly, on the big screen, Ness is seen laying face down on the concrete, while a truck blocks the entrance to the ring from the backstage area. If that wasn't enough, several security guards are also in various states of injury and unconsciousness, while four rather familiar faces to the wrestling world are seen standing around. Alicia "Atomic" Kitsune, Victor "Latino" Laureano, Leon Chase, and "The Model" Christopher Bryant, the Upper Echelon from ACW, to be specific. The four seem to have cut off the alternate routes to the staging area, and Kitsune holds the Openweight Title by one hand, presenting it to the camera, before applying what looks to be a wad of clay to the center faceplate.
AK: Hello, Fallout "fanatics." I don't believe that we need any introduction to you malcontents, but let it suffice to say that we have a reason to be here. See, your wrestlers here on this...second rate program decided they wished to ruin our last pay-per-view, and while Chairman Gingerdude would rather have just seen you die out on your own, we here of the Upper Echelon felt that a more, ahem, drastic set of measures was in order. As I seem to remember, this title belt here, retouched as it is, actually belongs to ACW. And since it's ACW property, I think we can do whatever we please with it, right, Victor?
Latino: Of course, mami. Really, we could do anything with it! Like smash it into little pieces...or blow it to bits!
Alicia smiles with a cold glint in her eyes.
AK: You know, that last idea sounds particularly appealing. So appealing that I just can't resist it.
She looks long and hard at the belt. The crowd appears to be so stunned by what’s going on that they’re too fixated to boo or jeer.
AK: Believe me when I say that I know exactly how angry a lot of people are getting precisely at this moment. I want every single person watching to realize that it’s Fallout’s fault that I know this. And in return, I’m going to teach you all another painful lesson… what it’s like to see something that you care about damaged. Just be DAMN grateful that I’m demonstrating this on an inanimate object and not a person, which is more than your Fallout rabble and their so-called allies managed at Emperor of the Ring.
The crowd remains silent… guilty by association. There is no sign of regret whatsoever as Alicia turns the title to the camera a final time.
AK: So, say adios to the ACW Junior Title...
Alicia places a little metal object on the plastic explosive she attached to the belt, dropping it on the ground. She then pulls out a remote, as Leon Chase drops a trash can over the top of the title.
A button is pushed...
...And the Fallout Openweight Title is no more.
Fade Out
End of Show.
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Post by scrawn on Oct 25, 2006 18:29:09 GMT -5
Wow, excellent finish.
AND A GREAT PPV! TAKE THAT SAMHAIN!
FALLOUT 2-1 ACW.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Excellent show to everyone involved.
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Post by Shawn on Oct 25, 2006 18:30:27 GMT -5
Amazing show. Fallout's first PPV was spectacular.
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Post by hitman on Oct 25, 2006 18:56:23 GMT -5
Absolutely outstanding. I'm so glad to have helped out with this PPV.
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Post by Rattlesnake on Oct 25, 2006 19:13:26 GMT -5
I was proud to be a part of it. It's like sunshine on my Raisin Bran.
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Post by Jonny Spade on Oct 25, 2006 19:54:40 GMT -5
Great ppv, I am pleased with how everything had ended up.
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Post by Santiago Rivera on Oct 25, 2006 20:23:27 GMT -5
Great PPV all.
Really nice work by all who contributed.
*Waits for nobody to even realize I'm back*
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Post by hitman on Oct 25, 2006 20:28:50 GMT -5
We do realize you're back. We just don't care. j/k
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Post by Santiago Rivera on Oct 25, 2006 20:30:11 GMT -5
'Tis true though..... Oh by the way, I'm really liking where this Stark/ Chance thing is going.
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Post by The Senator on Oct 25, 2006 21:57:25 GMT -5
I'm quite proud of Fallout after reading that:) We done well for ourselves, there.
Many congratulations to everyone who submitted the awesome matches, and the coorespondingly great segments. Belated credit should go to the two people who had lines in the closing segment(I'm not spoiling things here, read the show!), but I didn't want to even give away the possibility that someone'd be showing up.
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Post by Shawn on Oct 25, 2006 23:56:58 GMT -5
Wow, there are a lot of people to thank... So... Thanks everybody. Special Women's Division thanks goes to Kudo, Yoko, and Rattlesnake. Extra thanks to Santiago for joining us. I'm looking forward to seeing what one of our most underrated members can do. Big thanks to Senator for making this all possible. Lets top this...whenever the next Fallout PPV is.
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Post by jonnyomega on Oct 26, 2006 2:11:27 GMT -5
Awesome Stuff. Fallout For The Win
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Post by Karate Master Kudo on Oct 26, 2006 12:58:25 GMT -5
It was grrrrrrrreat!
That is all.
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