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fans and welcome back to our newsletter.
The PPV is only a week away and we are starting to get down to the final
card. Tonight, we have our final King of
the Ring qualifier and the showdown between Undertaker and Kurt Angle to see
who gets the shot at Triple Crown Champion Bray Wyatt at the PPV. Without further ado, let’s get this party
started.
The
show kicks off with 3rd generation wrestler Curtis Axel (son of Curt
Hennig) making his way to the ring. Axel
is in the ring and then that all-annoying music hits and out comes Dr. Red
Fang. Fang sees a fan holding a sign
that reads “You Suck!” and he takes it and tears it up. He snarls at the fan before continuing on to
the ring. Fang attacks Axel before the
bell can even ring. Axel battled back
and even controlled the match until Fang locked him in a spider web
leglock. Fang grabbed the ropes for
leverage as Axel screamed in pain.
Eventually, it was too much to handle and Axel tapped out. Dr. Red Fang gets the win via submission in
11 minutes. After the match, Fang took
to the mic. “I answer no questions! Yell at me and I’ll choke you out. It’s a travesty that I, Dr. Red Fang, am not
in the King of the Ring. That simpleton
CJ should never have beaten me. I am
demanding to be added in even if I have to take someone out. Mark my words, I will be in that tournament
or all will feel my wrath.” Fang then
left the ring. (Editor’s note: we didn’t’ think Fang had that much of a
vocabulary.)
The
Olympic hero Kurt Angle is in the back and he says he’s ready to take on the
Undertaker. Angle promises to walk away
victorious. It’s True; its DAMN true.
We
head back to the ring for the ‘Big’ showdown.
Out first is 1/3 of the 6 man tag team champions Big E. He gets into the ring and is acting all
goofy. Music hits “Welllllllllll, it’s
the Bigggggggg Showwwwwwww” and out comes the tallest wrester in the HWF and
CSWA. He takes his time getting to the
ring. Big E tries early on to slam Show
and he just laughs at him. It didn’t
matter what Big E did, Show just shrugged it off. Finally, Show caught Big E in a bearhug and
just before Big E passed out, Show dropped him and made the cover to get the 3
count. Just as Show was being announced
as the winner, New Day teammates Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods ran out and
tried to attack Show. Xavier ate a
knockout punch and Kofi got a chokeslam for his efforts. All 3 members of New Day tucked their tails
between their legs and scampered off.
Undertaker
is in the back with the Forgotten (Braun Stroman, Luke Harper & Erick
Rowan). Taker said that tonight he takes
care of Angle while the Forgotten take on the Desperados. After tonight, he will be next in line for
the World title and after Taker delivers the last Tombstone, Bray and all the
rest will Rest…in … Peace.
We
go back to the ring for our next match.
First, out comes the Forgotten (Braun Stroman, Erick Rowan and Luke
Harper) and they get into the ring.
Music hit and out comes their opponents the World Tag Team Champions The
Desperados (El Chango & Leon Teremoto) and the Hardcore Champion The
Stache. Before they enter the ring, Stache
gets on the mic and mocks the Forgotten calling them hicks. Rowan chases the Stache and once in the ring,
they all start to brawl. The Desperados
were much more cohesive and better timed their refreshes. Leon gets tagged in and after a few minutes of
beating down on Luke Harper, Harper, in a moment of desperation, hits Leon with
a sitout powerbomb. He tags out to Braun
Stroman who traps Leon in a Liftarm Arm Triangle choke. Harper takes out El Chango and Erick Rowan
takes out the Stache. Leon, with no one
to save him, taps out. The Forgotten
secure a win. It is short lived as El
Chango rushes in with a chair and smashes all 3 of the Forgotten with it
chasing them from the ring. El Chango
and the Stache help Leon up and the three of them leave the ring. (19 min)
We
cut the back with an interview with AJ Styles.
Styles says that Mark Henry interfered in his match and cost the
X-Factor their match. Tonight, he shows
Henry that he picked a fight with the wrong guy.
It’s
time for our final King of the Ring qualifier.
Varsity Club alum Jack Swagger comes out to the ring for his match. His opponent tonight is the Fiend. The Fiend gets a decent pop. The Fiend holds his own but never gets an
opportunity to go for a pin. He stayed
toe to toe with Swagger as long as he could but as time progressed, Swagger
became more dominant. Swagger got the
Fiend trapped in the Patriot Lock but instead of going for the submission, he
violently swung Fiend around and then dropped him and made the cover to get the
pin. Jack Swagger gets the win and is
the final entrant into the King of the Ring Tournament. (19 min).
The victory is interrupted by Dr. Red Fang. Fang says that he can defeat Swagger. Swagger says that if Fang can do that, he can
have his spot in the King of the Ring tournament but he promises it won’t
happen. Their match will be up after a
short break.
Samoa
Joe is in the back and says that he’s been lost after losing the World
title. All that changes tonight when he
takes on Eric Young. His path back to
the World title begins tonight.
We
go back to the ring for the next match which has X-Factor member AJ Styles
taking on Enforcer member and the World’s Strongest Man Mark Henry. Henry was slow compared to the speed Styles
put on. Henry couldn’t even get his
hands on him until he planted AJ with a powerslam. Frustrated, Henry removes the corner
turnbuckle exposing all the metal. He
then picked AJ up who wiggled out of it, rushed the ropes and nailed Henry with
a dropkick that sent him into the corner hitting his head on the exposed
metal. Henry collapsed back in the ring
and AJ made the quick cover and got the 1-2-3.
AJ Styles gets the win and leaves as Mark starts to come to. (4 min)
GM
Max McGillicutty says that Dr. Red Fang talks a lot of crap. If he doesn’t make an impression, he very
well could find himself in the unemployment line.
In
a special challenge qualifying match, Dr. Red Fang vs Jack Swagger took
place. Swagger owned Fang at the
beginning of the match but as time went on, he became more and more tired. Fang was still relatively fresh and took the
match to Swagger. After dazzling Swagger
with an Airplane Spin, Dr. Red Fang made the cover and with a blatant hook of
the tights, he scores the pinfall and is the final entrant in the King of the
Ring tournament. Fang hissed and
snarled at the crowd before leaving. (21
min)
We
cut to commotion in the back where The Forgotten attacked the Desperados
backstage. The shirts and suits came out
and broke up the fight. The Desperados
challenged the Forgotten to a match at the PPV.
We
are back at the ring where Eric Young is pacing and is not happy he didn’t get
a proper entrance. Enforcer member Samoa
Joe comes out wearing a jacket with a hood over his face. He immediately hits the ring and tears into
EY. Joe just plowed through EY and even
though Eric tried, it wasn’t good enough.
Finally, one Muscle Buster later and EY is counting the lights in the
rafters. Samoa Joe is BACK and he’s on
the path to recover his lost World title.
(11 min)
GM
Max McGillicutty comes out and officially adds the Forgotten vs the Desperados
to the PPV. However, he wants it as a
Lights Out Rules match.
It’s
time for our main event. First, the
lights go out and the eerie blue light shines the way to the ring. The Undertaker strolls out and makes his way
to ringside. The lights come up and Kurt
Angle’s music hits. Angle heads to the
ring. Before the match can begin, Triple
Crown Champion Bray Wyatt comes out.
Bray goes to sit at commentary with all 3 of his titles. He doesn’t care who he fights next as both
Angle and Undertaker will get future title shots; it’s only a matter of who
loses first. Angle leaves the ring and
gets into Bray’s face. He pie faces the
champ and shoves him down after Bray tried to stand. Kurt got in the ring as the bell rang and
started to take the fight to the Undertaker.
After being thrown out of the ring, Undertaker came back in only to be
tripped and put in the Angle Lock. Taker
wouldn’t tap. Undertaker then threw
Angle out of the ring by Bray Wyatt.
Bray snuck up on Kurt and nailed him with Sister Abigail. Bray then snuck back over to commentary. The ref never saw it. The ref counted and finally hit 10 counting
Kurt down and out. The Undertaker will take
on Bray Wyatt at King of the Ring. Both
men stare at each other as the show came to an end.
Stay
tuned as there is only one more show before the PPV and BOY, is it going to be
good.
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