Larry Morton: “Hello fans and welcome to our permier event called
Wrestlemania.
I am Larry Morton and am
joined by my partner in crime Clarkus Kentus.
We will be bringing you all the action as it transpires.”
Clarkus Kentus: “Thanks Larry, Clarkus here and the place is
just electric with excitement.
Look,
there goes Jim Ross and Jesse Ventura down to do commenting for the online broadcast.
Also coming down is the fan known as
Ravishing Raquel.
She is being escorted
to her seat by two other legends – Rowdy Roddy Piper and Jimmy Superfly
Snuka.
After getting Raquel settled in,
Piper and Snuka had a little shoving match where Piper pulled out a plastic
coconut and threw it at Snuka.
They laughed
over it, embraced and then went to the back.”
Larry Morton: “It’s great to see Legends still eligible to
contribute to the sport.
Those two have
given us lots of great matches in the past.
We have great performers on the roster today and we are sure many of
them will be future Hall of Famers.”
Master Bull has also gone on record stating that he reserves
the right to cancel, restart or change the match at any time during the event.
We immediately cut to the back where we see Mr. Meyers and
Master Bull having a conversation. We
look around and do not see Wayne Tuttle anywhere. All of a sudden, a cameraman catches someone
trying to come in the back way through security. The cameraman rushes over in time to see Wayne
Tuttle trying to get in. “You have to let me in. I am the General Manager of the HWF.” “I’m sorry sir” said the guard, “but you’re
not on the list. I have a list of
exceptions, see here…Jeff Meyers is CSWA GM and it says Master Bull for HWF
GM. You are not on the list so we can’t
let you in.” They Wayner took off in a
huff (or maybe it was a minute and a huff)(sorry Marx brothers) and was forced
to buy a ticket to the event from a scalper.
Eventually he made his way backstage after one wrestler (Joe
Jobber) vouched that he was the GM. He
approached Master Bull and asked what the heck was going on. “Listen, you were never here. I’m running the show. In fact, all this paperwork you see here that
YOU signed, gives me all managerial rights to everything that is related to the
HWF. So, since I am in charge, I’ll ask
you to politely leave and go enjoy the show.”
Wayne looked to Jeff who just shrugged and then left.
Jeff told Master Bull that he liked the way that was all
handled and they finalized the paperwork that would give Master Bull GM
ownership for 6 months of CSWA. They
shook on it and said that the show needs to get underway so it was time to get
things started.
Pyro then goes off and the show has now officially
begun. As a reminder, there will be a
few wrestlers who will have their careers on the line. If they do not win, those all at risk include
Booker T, Hulk Hogan, Cactus Jack, Nigel McGuinness, Taz, William Regal, Negronomicon
and Superstar Billy Pearl.
Our first match of the night is led off by Booker T taking
on Samoa Joe.
Joe starts with a running
clothesline but Booker hits the Spinarooni. Book follows it up with a spinning
smash but Joe locks in the rear naked choke for a submission attempt but Booker
gets out.
Joe hits another running
clothesline and Booker comes back with a dropkick.
Joe went for a running knee smash but Booker
moved out of the way.
Both traded the
same moves over and over without one getting the lead over the other.
The tide turned when Joe nailed Booker T with
a running knee smash.
He went for the
pin but Booker kicked out at 2.
Both men
then collided and fell out of the ring.
Booker made it back in at 2 but it took a bit longer for Samoa Joe to
get back in.
Booker went to the top and launched
for a flying headbutt but Joe rolled out of the way.
Joe connected with a second running knee
smash and Booker was out.
Joe made the cover
and got the 1-2-3.
Samoa Joe gets the win
and Booker T is now finished with active competition.
Both men shook hands as Booker got an ovation
from the crowd as he left.
The second match was Hernandez taking on Jack Swagger. This one was much shorter than the last as it
went 9 minutes. Jack Swagger had the
lead for the majority of the match until he decided to showboat. Hernandez then connected with a choke
overhead suplex and a quick rollup for the win.
Swagger was not happy as Hernandez continued to taunt him as he headed
towards the back.
Our first World title match was up with CM Punk taking on
Christian for the CSWA World title. This
was an interesting match as Christian controlled the tempo but CM Punk didn’t
fight back like we thought he would.
Christian started right off with a spinning backbreaker and a pin
attempt but Punk kicked right out.
Christian then hit a falling DDT but got caught by the Punk-handle
piledriver. Punk then got in his face
and just stared at him. Punk tossed
Christian to the outside but as soon as he was back in the ring, he hit a one
man concerto for a 2 count. Punk hits another
Punk-handle piledriver and then tosses Christian out of the ring for a 6 count.
Punk hits an inverted frankensteiner but gets tossed out of the ring for
his effort. Punk goes for an inverted
facelock neckbreaker but Christian reverses it and nails a dropkick for a 2
count. Christian hits a flapjack but then gets tossed
out of the ring (again). Punk
immediately locks in the Anaconda Vice but the champ won’t submit. Christian goes for a springboard plancha but Punk catches him and
dumps him to the outside of the ring.
Christian looks to be hurt as he’s slow in getting up. The ref hits 10 and declares Punk the winner
of the match but does not award him the title.
Next in the lineup is Chris Jericho taking on Antonio
Cesaro. Even though this match didn’t
have much on the line, Master Bull decided that Jericho’s world title shot
should be on the line. This was a short
6 minute match that only saw Cesaro get in one offensive move. After getting beat from pillar to post,
Cesaro, after getting dumped to the outside, decided he’d had enough and walked
out. Jericho gets the win via countout
and retains his spot.
The HWF title is on the line next with the Rock taking on
Brock Lesnar. Master Bull came out and
said that he did not want another champion winning via countout (at least here,
at Wrestlemania) so he added the stipulation that this would be a no-countout
match. This 9 minute battle saw the People’s Champ
stand up to the monster.
Rock started off with a DDT that didn’t seem to faze Lesnar. Brock came back with a huge powerslam. Rock hit another DDT and then the Rock
Bottom. He then went for a spinebuster
but Lesnar just threw him off. Rock hits
a DDT and Lesnar hits the F-5 but didn’t go for a pin. Rock looks to be hurt. Lesnar picks him up but Rock was faking and hits
a Belly to belly suplex. Lesnar hits a
Press Slam and goes for the pin but Rock kicks out at 1. A huge power clothesline from the challenger is
met with a spinebuster from Rock. Rock
then Laid the Smack down and went for a pin.
The ref counted 1…2…3. Rock gets
the win and retains the HWF World title.
Lesnar goes on a tear and dumps the Rock on the outside of the
ring. Rock tried to get back in but the
officials held him back. I doubt this is
the last we’ll see from these two.
Out next was James
Storm defending the IC title against Hulk Hogan.
Master Bull came out and said that this would
be Hogan’s only shot….and he had to get it done in 10 minutes.
He also stated that he wanted a special guest
ref for this match and said he’d pull a name out of a bag.
It was none other than Jimberg.
Jimberg came down and the bell rang. Hogan
owned Storm.
That is all we can really
say.
Hogan was beating on the Cowboy
from pillar to post and even tossed him out of the ring.
Storm wanted to take off but Hogan chased him
down and brought him back in just before the 10 count.
Using that as a distraction, Storm hits the
Death Sentence on Hogan and with his feet on the ropes, got the 1-2-3 (maybe a
tad fast)
just before the bell rang to
signal the end of the match.
James Storm
gets the win and retains the IC title.
Hogan is done with active competition.
Storm took off while Hulk shook some fans’ hands and then at the top of
the ramp, did his signature poses and left.
In the back, the Mighty Casey was getting ready for his
match.
He had “Barby” safe at his
side.
It was intended for this match to
take place within the confines of a barb wire cage but it got scrapped at the
last minute and was turned into a Lights Out match.
Casey
went to the ropes and Jack caught him with a bodyslam onto (not through) a
table.
Casey nails an Avalanche drop and
Cactus hits him with another bodyslam onto the table.
Casey hits a second Avalanche drop and then
sets Cactus up on a table.
He goes to
the top rope and hits a flying elbow smash.
Both men go through the table.
HOLY
SH*T! chants were deafening.
Casey
crawled over to make the cover and the ref counted 1….2…..3.
The Mighty Casey wins the match in just 4
minutes and is now the NEW MEDIA CHAMPION.
Jack then attacked Casey repeatedly hitting him with Barby until the blood
was flowing.
Cactus should now be done
and on Legend status.
In the back, Casey was pleading with GM Master Bull to keep
Cactus Jack on the roster but his reply was “Sorry, but the rules are the rules
and even if I didn’t make them, I don’t really care to do anything about it.”
I guess that is that.
Ringside was getting cleaned up and then we saw more tables,
some ladders and chairs brought down.
This could only mean that the Super Warrior/Nigel McGuinness match was
up next.
Nigel starts off with a Tower
of London cutter and a shoulder breaker before SW hits a Super Powerslam.
SW hits a one arm chokeslam and Nigel turns around
and cold cocks the ref.
For the next 5
minutes, both men traded blow sometimes countering and reversing their
opponents moves.
Nigel goes for a
standing suplex but SW reverses it and locks in a cobra clutch.
Nigel is tapping but there is no ref.
Finally, he gets out.
Nigel battles back and does a moonsault
through a table.
SW is picked back up
but manages to knock Nigel out of the ring.
As he tries to get back in. SW knocks him out again.
Nigel then hits a Guvnor’s Crumpet Pedigree
and goes for a pin but SW kicks out at 2.
Warrior tosses Nigel out again twice to give himself some recovery
time.
Nigel hits a Tower of London
cutter but only gets a 1 count.
Nigel
then charged at SW in the corner but SW got out of the way and Nigel crashed
into the turnbuckles.
SW nails a super
powerbomb for a near 3 count.
SW then
tosses Nigel to the outside and follows him.
He then delivers a nasty headsmash into the announce table.
He drops Nigel to the floor and makes the cover.
The ref hurries over and counts 1…2…3.
Super Warrior is the winner of this bout in
30 minutes.
Nigel is now out of a
job.
The fans chant “Na, na, na, na, na,
na, na, na, hey, hey, hey, good bye” and Nigel flips off the crowd and leaves.
Master Bull then came out and said that this next match
would see one person lose their job.
Christopher Daniels and Kaz are teaming up to take on Shelton Benjamin
and Charlie Haas.
Daniels starts off by
being tossed out of the ring by Benjamin.
All of a sudden, Haas jumps in the ring and tosses Shelton from the
ring.
He then hits a piledriver on
Benjamin on the floor.
Shelton can’t
make it back in before the 10 count so the Worlds Greatest Tag Team loses.
Master Bull comes out and says that Haas is a
coward for attacking his partner in this way. He says he gives him an option…he
can fight Shelton right here, right now or he can take a hike.
Benjamin gets back into the ring with anger
flowing off of him.
Hass hightails it
out of there and says he’s done.
Charlie
Haas is out.
Next on our card is the Phenominal AJ Styles taking on the
Viper Randy Orton. During this match,
Randy looked less like a Viper and more like a weasel. AJ dominated the challenger until Randy got
sneaky and after lulling AJ out of the ring, he ended up handcuffing him to the
post. AJ could not get loose so the ref
makes it to 10 and counts AJ out. AJ somehow manages to break the handcuff link
and then chases Randy from the ring.
Our next match has John Cena defending the Western States
Heritage title against Magnus. Magnus
starts off with the British Stomps and Cena hits the 5 knuckle shuffle. He goes for a pin but Magnus kicks out. Cena hits a knuckle jam and Magnus hits John
with a sharp blow to the back. John doubles over and Magnus locks him in a
sharpshooter. John, in excruciating
agony, taps. OMG! Magnus has just won the Western States
Title.
Next up was the team of Brodus Clay and Eric Young taking on
Tensai and Taz. This was an odd match
as Taz kept tagging himself in. He would
refuse to tag out unless Tensai got lucky.
Each time Taz was in the ring beating down on their opponents (which was
quite a bit), for some reason, he refused to go for the pin. It was almost like he wanted to continue to
torture his opponents. Finally, the bell
rang at 30 minutes and Tensai got into Taz’s face. Taz pushed back and then EY, Brodus and
Tensai teamed up to take out Taz. Taz
got dumped from the ring just as Master Bull came out and said that Taz was
done.
Next up was Damian Sandow challenging Jerry Lawler for his
title shot. Lawler’s in-ring career was
also riding on this match. Both men held
their own for about the first 6 minutes of the match until Lawler took control with
an abdominal stretch. Sandow wouldn’t
quit. Lawler continued the barrage until
Sandow came back with a spinning elbow drop.
He went for the pin but Jerry kicked out easily. Lawler kicks Damian in the gut and then locks
in the abdominal stretch. Again, Sandow didn’t quit. Sandow came back with a swinging neckbreaker
and that put an end to Lawler’s domination.
Damian hits knees to the midsection and followed it up with a Russian leg
sweep. He went for the pin but Jerry
kicked out at 1. Damian hits a knee drop and goes for the pin but Jerry kicks
out at 1. Jerry tries for an armbar but
it is reversed and turned into a swinging neckbreaker. Damian goes for the pin but Jerry kicks out
at 2. Damian does the exact same thing,
tries for the pin but Jerry kicks out. Damian then hits a spinning leg smash
and followed it up with a Full nelson face smash and the finisher double arm
neckbreaker. He makes the cover and gets
the 3. Damian is the winner of the
match. Jerry walks over to shake his
hand but gets kicked in the gut for his gesture. Damian takes the King’s crown, puts it on his
head and walks away.
R-Truth and Santino were up next going against Wade Barrett
and William Regal.
Barrett refused to
tag out for the entire match.
Truth and
Santino worked over Barrett while Regal looked on.
In the end, Santino got the win over Barrett
with a Leg-Feed Enzuigiri.
After the
match, Barrett confronted Regal for not coming in for the save and got pummeled.
Barrett took Regal out of the ring and threw
him into the ring post.
He then laid Regal’s arm on the steel steps
and with the swing of a chair, dislocated Regal’s arm.
Barrett left with his arms raised while Regal
was helped to the back.
After getting
checked out by the doctors, it was determined he had a nasty concussion from
kissing the ringpost and with his dislocated arm, his in-ring career was
over.
Master Bull came over and said
that Regal was done.
Our third to last match of the night has Mr. Ken Anderson
taking on Dean Ambrose. This one saw the
third member of the Shield taking on Misssssttteeeeerrrrrrrr…it didn’t finish due
to Ambrose attacking him before the bell.
The two of them brawled down to the ring and proceeded to have a
duel. Both men took the lead throughout
the match but no one really got a solid lead over the other. This led to lots of false finishes (4 pin
attempts by Ambrose compared to 2 by Anderson).
This ended up going to the time limit and it still took 2 minutes for
officials to finally separate the two. I’d
expect a rematch to be in their future.
In the first of two main events tonight, CSWA World Champion
Christian took on HWF Champion the Rock for the right to go on to meet RVD for
the Undisputed title tomorrow night.
Master
Bull made this a no time limit/no DQ match; there must be a true winner.
Christian began with a European uppercut and
Rock tossed him out of the ring.
Christian
hits an inverted facelock backbreaker and Rock hits a spinebuster.
Christian hits a falling inverted DDT and
Rock pops up and hits a DDT of his own.
Christian with an inverted backbreaker then Rock breaks out the
Smackdown and lays it on Christian. Rock hits a Belly to Belly suplex and
Christian connects with a tornado DDT.
Rock
is up and nails his own DDT.
Christian
hits a springboard plancha and when he tries for a second one, he hops right
into a spinebuster.
Christian goes for
the Unprettier but Rock escapes.
Christian
hits a dropkick but Rock connects with the Rock Bottom.
He goes for the pin but only gets a 2
count.
Christian goes for another
springboard plancha but Rock gets out of the way.
Christian goes for another inverted DDT but
Rocky neutralizes it.
Christian hits a
European uppercut but Rock gets him in the Sharpshooter.
Christian does not submit as he is able to
make it to the ropes.
Christian does the
uppercut again and Rock locks in the Sharpshooter again.
Christian again makes it to the ropes.
Christian hits the Unprettier but is only
able to get a 1 count.
Christian hits
another Unprettier and follows it up with a springboard plancha.
Rock goes to lay the smackdown but Christian
nullifies it..
Rock hits a spinebuster
but Christian manages to hit the one man concerto.
He makes the cover but Rock kicks out at
2.
Rock lays the smackdown on Christian
twice and followed it up with a
spinebuster but Christian hits the Unprettier
for a one count.
Christian hits a
springboard plancha and tries for a pin but Rock kicks out at 2.
Christian is frustrated right now and he goes
and kicks the ropes.
He turns around and
Rock hits a Rock Bottom.
He makes the
cover and the 1..2…3 follows.
Rock is
the winner and will go on tomorrow to meet RVD for the Undisputed title.
What a match!
Our final match of the night has a slight delay as the ring
crew set up a scaffold around the ring. As we get ready for our final match, Jimberg
is in the back looking more focused than ever.
This last time, Joe Jobber insulted Jimberg’s hygiene. The Lil’ Bossman has finally had enough. This would be settled once and for all. He would see to it. Out comes the ref but it’s someone new. It is “Slow Count” Sam. Oh great.
I hope this doesn’t really affect the outcome. Joe is out first followed by Jimberg. Action is in the ring as Jobber hits a back
bodydrop on Jimberg. He then follows it
up with a forearm smash. Jimberg freaks
out and chases Jobber up the scaffold.
While up there, Joe kicks him in the gut but Jimberg nails a sky high
suplex on the scaffold. Jimberg then
hits the Jimhammer on Joe. Jimberg hits
a second Jimhammer and goes for a pin but Slow count sam (who is down below) is
having a hard time seeing up there so he only counts to 1. They make their way
down. Joe tries for a back bodydrop but
Jimberg nullifies it. Jimberg hits a
huge powerslam and goes for a pin but Joe kicks out at 2. Both men go back up and Jimberg trips
Joe. Jimberg then dangles Joe from the
scaffold only holding his feet but Joe doesn’t give up. He makes it to the side supports and crawls
back down. Jimberg then locks in the most
devastating headlock ever. Joe
submits. But the match is not over. Now, we must go back up the scaffold. Both men climb back. Jimberg then slams Joe’s head into the
scaffold. He rubs Joe’s face across the
platform blinding Joe. Jimberg then
grabs ahold of Joe and launches him off the scaffold. Joe’s costume actually grew wings out from
under his arms. He glided to the bottom
and landed, for the most part, unscathed.
He laughed at Jimberg as he tried to leave. All of a sudden, out comes Donnie B, MW3, SW,
Mighty Casey and Master Bull. They
prevented Joe from leaving. They all
charged the ring (except for Master Bull) and tore the “wings” out from his
costume. They then chased him back up
the scaffold into the waiting arms of Jimberg.
Jimberg then hit a piledriver on Joe.
He pushed him over the edge and Joe tumbled to the ring. He landed awkwardly. The gang then covered him in tar and feathers
and Jimberg, who had made is way down, kicked Joe out of the ring. The gang congratulated Jimberg on his
win. I think we may have finally seen
the last of Joe Jobber.
Well, that is all we have for Day 1. Stay tuned for Day 2.