Hello
fans and welcome back to our newsletter.
Well, I guess we now know that the person stalking the Stache was Dr.
Red Fang. Well, if he wanted to get the
attention of the Hardcore Champion, he did.
The Stache is not here today but did send us a video response that will
air later.
Pyro
goes off as the first match of the night kicks off. The Axe comes out first and
is booed pretty heavily. He flips off
the fans and makes his way to the ring.
His opponent tonight is Talon McFrost.
Axe attacks before the bell and never let up. He kept beating down Talon but he refused to
give up. Axe thought he had it locked up
after connecting with the Axe but Talon got his foot on the rope and that just
pissed the Axe off even more. In the
final moments of the match, the two stood toe to toe slugging it out and the
bell rang bringing this one to a draw.
The bell kept ringing as the two would not stop fighting. A bunch of refs ran out and tried to separate
them. It took a few minutes but they
eventually got them separated and escorted out of the ring. I’m sure this one is not over between them.
Backstage,
The Savior says he really didn’t mean he’d give Croc the match and says he
would have said anything to get the ‘gullible one’ to let him go. He laughs saying Croc is a dumb hick and is
clueless to his level of intelligence.
We
head back to the ring where the former ‘Queen’ Juliette Beckett stands and she
demands that the Duchess return her crown.
The Duchess is not here tonight and says she wants a fight. Taylor Bella comes out and says she’ll accept
the match as it gives her more ‘in-ring’ time.
Beckett tells her she picked the wrong person to get mouthy to as she’s
here to fight. She tells Taylor to put
her ‘spot’ on the line and Taylor agrees.
Beckett
must have let her frustration blind her as Taylor beat the HOLY HELL out of her
(It took Beckett 3 minutes to get in one offensive move). After that, she got in a total of 4 more
offensive moves and the rest wall all Taylor.
At the end of the match, Taylor nailed Beckett with a running kneelift
that sent her crashing first face into the turnbuckle. Taylor made the cover and got the 1-2-3. Taylor Bella wins this one in dominating
fashion. (18 min) Taylor retains her spot for the Ladies title
lineup.
A
vignette airs with the Steel Curtain (Buzz & Starbuck Steel) on a deep sea
fishing boat out in the Caribbean. They
seem to really be enjoying their “suspension”.
The camera pans to them and Starbuck holds up a massive grouper he
brought in and is all smiles. The camera
pans to Buzz who is holding up an Angelfish and he looks all sad.
We head
back to the ring for the next match.
Otto Ruthless comes out first to a mixed reaction from the crowd. Next, the Fiend comes out to his Misfits
music and gets a huge pop. Otto is in
the ring pacing. The Fiend gets in,
removes his jacket and is ready to get this one underway. The Fiend was just too quick for Otto and
stayed a few steps ahead of his opponent for the entire (short) match. Fiend
caught him with a dropkick and a running clothesline. Otto finally gets a move in and nails a back
body drop. The Fiend is up almost
immediately and nailed the Last Caress (swinging DDT). He made the cover and got the pin. The fans pop as the Fiend has his arm raised
in victory. (3 min)
Max
says the ratings were in from the memorial show and it got lots of views. He says that the match between US Champion
Texas Wildfire and the World Champion Drew the Canadian Love Machine blew the
fans away. He thinks he may have to work
on something there.
We go
back to the ring for our next match.
Making a rare singles appearance, led by his manager MJ, is Smasher
#1. He is being challenged for his spot
by this man. Out comes Wendell
Hammerschmidt. Wendell gets a pop as the
fans hate the Smashers. MJ says that the
loser of this match should be out of the running for this belt. Wendell reluctantly agrees. This one doesn’t go very long as Wendell,
surprisingly, went toe to toe with the much bigger man. MJ continued to shout instructions but they
fell on deaf ears. Wendell got lucky and
hurled Smasher #1 out of the ring. He
then hit the ropes and launched himself over the top rope right on to his
opponent. Wendell battled Smasher #1 up
the ramp for only a few seconds and then rushed back into the ring to break the
10 count. Smasher #1 loses the match to
Wendell via countout and is completely out of the top 10. MJ berated his charge for not heeding his
words. They left as Wendell celebrated
in the ring. (2 ½ min)
A
video then airs with the Stache addressing the sneak attack from Dr. Red Fang. “Part of me knew something was up and it had
to come from someone as diabolical as Fang.
You know Fang, I’ve held multiple titles in HCW including World
Champion. You cost me the chance to reclaim
it. Now you have my full attention. You
want this belt I’m holding? Come and try
to take it from me. You set foot in the
ring against me and you’ll sincerely wish you hadn’t.”
We
head back to the ring for the next match.
Bishop Ripley comes out first to a mixed reaction from the crowd. Next, Biceps Bannerman comes out to a huge
pop. (The camera cuts to Reid’s dressing room where he and Master Bull are
watching the crowd reaction and Reid comments that he wants that guy on his
team.) The two of them lock up. To everyone’s surprise, Ripley dominated the
bigger, stronger Bannerman. Bishop was
fast and hit Biceps with everything he had including taking the big man off his
feet twice will well-placed flying dropkicks.
Ripley was calling for the Alien Resurrection but Bannerman reversed it
and hit an AWESOME spinebuster. Biceps
makes the cover and luckily gets the pin.
Ripley was up a few moments later and starred daggers at Bannerman as he
walked away. (15 min)
Once
again, we are in the interview area and the Desperados are there commenting on
the Mexicali Flyers and Leon Teremoto issues a challenge to them for the next
show. El Chango says he’d bet they don’t
show.
It’s
time for the Main Event: US champion
Texas Wildfire takes on the Savior in a non-title match. If Savior wins, he gets his title shot at
home in Montreal. Wildfire starts off
like his name states but the Savior “accidentally” took the ref out early. The Savior then used a chair multiple times
on the US Champion. Just as the ref was
recovering, the Savior executed a powerbomb right on the chair. He got rid of it pretty quick and made the
cover. The ref counted 1…2….3. The Savior wins the match (in once again
questionable fashion) and now is in line for a title shot in Montreal. (12 min)
As the Savior was gloating in the ring, the Crocodile Hunter runs
down. The Savior sees him and bolts out
of the ring and exits through the crowd.
Croc checks in on TW before taking off after the Savior.
With
that, the show comes to an end. Stay
tuned for our next show.
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