Friday, June 5, 2015

HWF/CSWA Wrestling Newsletter 2015 – 06.02


Hello fans and welcome back to our newsletter.  When we last left off, the Undertaker had challenged Donnie B to one final match with the loser retiring once and for all.  Donnie B accepted and that match will also take place at the Great American Bash – live from El Paso, TX. 

Backstage, Shield members Dean Ambrose, Ryback and Seth Rollins arrive and Rollins still seems to be bickering about the fact that his team left him alone take on Prestige Inc.  Ambrose says he has business to take care of and goes off on his own.  Ryback and Rollins run into GM Hulk Hogan and they say that Kevin Owens intruded in their space and they want him in a handicap match tonight.  Hogan mulls it over and decides it could be best for business so he makes the match.  “However, brother,” Hogan follows up with, “If Owens can find himself a partner, then it will be a tag team match.”  Seth Rollins says no one likes Owens so it should be no issue.  They walk off.

Our first match of the night is Christopher Daniels defending the CSWA US title against Alberto El Patron.  Patron was in control for most of the match but Daniels kept kicking out of pin attempts and making it to the ropes to break up submission attempts.  As the match was nearing the time limit, Alberto tried to execute a move from the top rope and missed and he crashed hard in the ring.  Daniels then hits a double jump moonsault and lands on Patron.  He makes the cover and gets the 1-2-3.  An exhausted Daniels is then attacked by Dean Ambrose who beats him down even more and lays him out with the Dirty Deeds.  Ambrose takes the title and walks off with it. (26 min)

In the back, Hulk Hogan makes Dean Ambrose hand the title over as he is not the champion.  Ambrose says that at the Bash, that belt will become his.  He gives it up begrudgingly. 

We head back to the ring for our next match which is a Women’s match with Paige taking on Natalya Neidhart.  This one went a full 30 minutes and ended in a time limit draw.  After the match, Beautiful People member Angelina Love came out and attacked Natalya for no apparent reason.  Natalya said she wanted Love at the next show. (30 min)

In the interview area, Ascension member Konnor says that he is getting a World title shot against HWF World Champion Bray Wyatt.  He says that Wyatt is out there but he knows nothing about psychological warfare (WHAT?  That’s all Bray does…) and with Viktor and MJ at his side, he will become the next World Champion.

We head back to the ring for our next match which is Bobby Lashley taking on Jeff Hardy.  This was a pretty close match but ended after Hardy, who went sailing into the audience after being thrown out of the ring, got counted out.  (10 ½ min)

Brock Lesnar arrives and he is informed by Master Bull that he is late and that his match is next.  Brock keeps walking and heads directly to the ring.

Next up is Brock Lesnar defending the HWF Intercontinental title against Tyler Breeze.  Breeze finally got himself back in contention after losing this title to Brock months ago.  This match took no time at all as it only took 3 minutes for the Beast Incarnate to hit the F-5 and pin Tyler in the middle of the ring.  Brock takes his title and leaves. (3 min)

Goldust is in the back and says he’s finally getting his due with a title match against X-Division Champion Roman Reigns.  He will make the best of it.

We go back to the ring for more action.  Ken Anderson vs Dolph Ziggler is next.  Ziggler had the upper hand for most of the match but things changed after Sheamus came out.  Ziggler got tossed out of the ring and while the ref was counting, Sheamus hits the ring and nails Anderson with the Brogue Kick.  He then leaves.  Ziggler miraculously pops up, slides in the ring and locks Anderson in a sleeper hold.  Since Anderson was already out cold, it didn’t take much for the ref to raise and drop Ken’s arm 3 times and then award the match to Dolph via submission.  Dolph didn’t seem to care that he got the tainted win. (10 min)

The Desperados are here but are not scheduled for action.  They walk up to an unmarked dressing room door.  El Chango knocks.  “Come” echoes from the other side.  Chango and Stache look at each other and then enter the room and close the door behind them.  Wonder what that’s about.

Next up we have Roman Reigns vs Goldust for the X-Division title.   This really wasn’t much of a match as Goldust was off his game from the start.  Sitting at ringside was his brother Cody who is still in the character of Stardust.  Goldie couldn’t get his act together and that allowed Reigns to get the pin in 11 minutes.  After the match, Stardust got in the ring with a mic.  He leaned over Goldust and said “It’s dark in here.  There is no return.  They all FLOAT down here Goldust…they all FLOAT…down here” (reference for those who didn’t catch it was from the TV show based on Stephen King’s novel  ‘IT’).

Backstage, more drama as the Miz attacks the Fiend and the two have to be separated by refs and “shirts” (a name for the stooges who only seem to be around to break up a fight).

We go back to the ring for our handicap match with Ryback & Seth Rollins taking on Kevin Owens.  Owens said he didn’t need a partner.  Just as the match was supposed to begin, Samoa Joe comes out and tells Kevin that he heard and saw him step up to the Shield and now understands that Kevin is all he proclaims to be and Joe says that if Kevin will allow it, he will be Kevin’s tag team partner for this match.  Kevin reluctantly shakes Joe’s hand and we have ourselves a tag team match.  During the match, Ryback hurled Kevin into Samoa Joe and that knocked Joe down from the ring.  Joe was pissed.  He tried a few times to get tagged in but Ryback and Rollins kept Owens in the ring.  Finally, Kevin makes the hot tag and Joe hits him with a muscle buster.  The fans boo.  Ryback throws Owens to the ropes and nails a spinebuster.  He makes the cover and gets the win.  (19 min). 

GM Master Bull says that the full lineup of the show will be finalized at the next show but promises that everyone will be thoroughly entertained with what is in store.

It is time for our main event.  First, the challenger comes out.  Konnor is accompanied to the ring by his Ascension teammates Viktor and manager MJ.  Konnor is motioning that he will be taking on another title tonight.  Next, the HWF and Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Bray Wyatt comes out but stops short.  Bray says that he may not have invented the game of psychological warfare but he sure has refined it.  He introduces…The Desperados.  The fans seem confused as to why there are there.  Bray says that “No, I haven’t brought these two young men to my side…yet but how much…how much Konnor…can you concentrate on our match when your PPV opponents are starring daggers right through  you?”   Bray laughs and all 3 men head to the ring.  This one will have ECW extreme rules stipulations.  In just under a minute, Konnor hits the Fall of Man on Bray on a steel chair and he gets the first fall.  12 minutes later, Bray hits Konnor with Sister Abigail and takes the second fall.  Almost immediately, the Desperados set up a table on the outside of the ring.  They then start to battle with Viktor.  Konnor and Bray fight on the outside of the ring.  Bray hits Konnor with a lifting side slam through the table.  He then rolls Konnor back in the ring and gets the 1-2-3.  Bray Wyatt has retained his title.  As the Desperados and the Ascension brawl towards the back, the lights go dim and a crow screeches.  The lights come up and Sting is in the ring with Bray.  He turns around and is shocked to see Sting there.  Sting peppers him with lefts and rights and then drops him with the Scorpion death drop (reverse DDT).  Sting stands in the ring as Bray tries to recover on the outside. 


Stay tuned as the Bash is only a week away.  

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