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WINTERSLAM [1.27.18] Jan 13, 2019 1:07:46 GMT -5

Post by Mat on Jan 13, 2019 1:07:46 GMT -5

Saturday, January 27, 2018
Rogers Arena
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Winterslam III

After the opening video package, pyro blasts from the stage, Alternatron, ramp, and ring posts.

Mike Vincent: Welcome to Winterslam! Coming to you live from Vancouver, joined by Lily Luna and Cole Haywood, I'm Mike Vincent, and we have an action packed night in store for you tonight.

Cole Haywood: Every AXW championship will be defended tonight, and with this new relationship with Rising Sun Pro Wrestling, you don't know what's going to happen or who might decide to show up.

Lily Luna: Like the competitors in our first match, which will be for the AXW Tag Team Championship!

The opening instrumental of "Can't Be Touched" by Roy Jones Jr. rings around the arena as the lights start to dim.

"Can't be touched
Can't be stopped
Can't be moved
Can't be rocked
Can't be shook
We hot
When will you ****** learn"

Once the lyrics kicks in, a lone spotlight makes its mark at the middle of the ramp to reveal the appearance of KnockOut Kings. "Iron Fist" Cameron Kauffman is pumped up and bobbing his head to the music while "Japanese Ass Kicker" Shinsuke Yakamoto listens to the reaction from his people and nods in appreciation before looking directly at the ring.

"Came to get crunk
Came to bring life
Came to get it started
Came to get it right
Turn down the music
Turn up my mics
When will you ***** learn"

Knockout Kings make their way to the ring as the fans chant, "KNOCK THEM OUT! KNOCK THEM OUT!" Cameron is engaging with the fans while Shinsuke is focused, not letting anything distract him from the task in hand.

Jen Brunelli: This opening contest is set for one fall, and is for the AXW Tag Team Championship! Introducing first, the challengers, representing Rising Sun Pro Wrestling, at a combined weight of 396 pounds, "Iron Fist" CAMERON KAUFFMAN and "Badass Kicker" SHINSUKE YAKAMOTO, THE KNOCKOUT KINGS!

Once they entered the ring, Cameron slaps his right elbow twice before doing his signature "Iron Fist" taunt while Shinsuke shows off his various of kicks before glaring at the camera with a sinister look

"Hear Me Now" plays throughout the arena and Malcolm M. Mitchell makes his way to the stage. He takes a moment to taunt, throwing shadow punches, then runs his hands through his hair and flicks the water off his hands, keeping his arms spread with his head up, soaking in the reaction from the crowd.

Jen Brunelli: Their opponents, first, wrestling out of Riviera Beach, Florida, weighing 214 pounds, he represents the defending AXW Tag Team Champions, MALCOLM M. MITCHELL!

He walks down to the ring with confidence in every step. Malcolm enters the ring, climbs to the second turnbuckle, and does the same taunt he did on the stage.

The arena lights descend to darkness, as the tron displays an old black and white vision of an apocalyptic scene, as within a broken building we hear the crackle and zap of electricity, pulses of computers.

"Not even God can save you.."

An ice blue hue filling the ramp and entrance, a thin mist that under a spotlight, and we usually see the figure of Duncan Aries at this point, but there's no one there. A few moments pass and the music fades out.

The arena lights descend to darkness, as the tron displays an old black and white vision of an apocalyptic scene, as within a broken building we hear the crackle and zap of electricity, pulses of computers.

"Not even God can save you.."

An ice blue hue filling the ramp and entrance, a thin mist that under a spotlight, and the second time is not the charm as Duncan Aries is still not on the stage.

The song fades out and the Alternatron transitions from Aries' entrance video to a live feed of Duncan Aries.

Duncan Aries: Where, oh where, is Duncan Aries? If you couldn't figure it out yet, I certainly am not at Wintersham. So where in the world am I? I'm not in Vancouver. I'm not in British Columbia. I'm not in Canada. I'm not in America. I'm in Japan. You see, I had two choices. Do I go to Wintersham and team with a guy who honestly, I've taken shits that I cared more about than him, or do I come to Japan and become RSPW Champion? This was one of the easiest decisions I've ever made in my life, to be honest. See, I'm gonna become RSPW Champion, then I'm gonna go on and become EWS Champion, and when Wintersham has finally been flushed down the toilet, I'm coming for the AXW Championship, and I don't give a fuck if our moron "General Manager" likes it or not. Malcolm, you can take those Tag Team Titles and shove them up your ass. Good luck and fuck yourself.

Malcolm now of course has some concerns, seeing as he's supposed to defend Tag Team Titles and now has no partner, he's talking to referee Jessie McCormick who has her finger over her ear-piece, listening intently as she receives information. Jessie takes Malcolm's title, and a member of the ring crew hands her what was Duncan's title. She raises them both into the air before handing them back out to the ring crew. She instructs the KnockOut Kings to decide who's going to start and for the other to get to the apron, and instructs Malcolm to back to his corner. We can hear Malcolm say, "Do I get a partner?" and Jessie responds just by shaking her head, and the bell now sounds.

vs.

Malcolm, of course prepared for this to be a tag team match and not a handicap, has trouble getting things going to start off. KnockOut Kings take advantage of this situation by making frequent tags. When Kauffman is in the ring, he's able to deliver some of his moves like a Rolling Elbow, European Uppercut, Discus Clothesline, and Jawbreaker. The Badass Kicker lives up to that name and nails Mitchell with a Roundhouse kick, Superkick, Handspring Roundhouse kick, and a Kawasaki Kombo (Two shoot kick to the opponent's chest followed by a roundhouse to the head of a kneeling opponent). Yakamoto would Irish whip Mitchell to his team's corner, where Mitchell ends up hitting a surprise Sleep Tight (Busaiku Knee Kick) to Kauffman! Mitchell avoids an oncoming Yakamoto who runs chest first into the turnbuckle, and taken down with a Zigzag! Mitchell stays on offense with a Jumping Shoulder Jawbreaker, Sit-out Spinebuster, Fisherman Suplex, and Blue Thunder Bomb. With Yakamoto doubled over, Mitchell looks for the Faceplant (Fame Asser), but in very impressive fashion, Yakamoto catches him in an Argentine position! Kauffman is quick to get in the ring and the duo execute Kings' Judgment(Shinsuke gets his opponent in an Argentine backbreaker rack and then Cameron runs and that opponent with his Iron Fist Punch.Shinsuke then drops that opponent with his finisher, "Final Blow")!

One!

Two!

Three!

Jen Brunelli: Here are your winners, and NEW AXW Tag Team Champions, SHINSUKE YAKAMOTO and CAMERON KAUFFMAN, the KNOCKOUT KINGS!

Commentary congratulates the Kings on winning the titles, but of course discuss the folly of Mitchell and Aries. Haywood praises Aries for finally ditching Mitchell.

With a few streamers thrown their way, the new AXW Tag Team Champions celebrate their win before exiting the ring.

AXW RETURNS TO PAY-PER-VIEW MARCH 17

“My Chick Bad” blares over the PA system as red lights fill the arena as Mychelle comes out and does a little dance on the stage before walking down to the ring clapping the fans hands as she walks down the ramp, stopping and giving a kiss on the cheek to one of the young men along the walk way.

Jen Brunelli: The following Four Way Contest is set for one fall! Introducing first, wrestling out of Hotlanta, weighing 145 pounds, MYCHELLE!

She gets to the ring and gets up on the apron as she wipes her boots before she steps between the ropes going to one of the corners and jumps up on the middle turnbuckle and poses for the fans.

The dance and pop-esque opening sound of "Boss Bitch" by the Millionaires begins to play throughout the arena while Lavender and Magenta lazers begin flashing. Just then would the Dominator In Distress herself walks out from behind the curtains, sashaying her way to the top of the ramp with her hand on her hip, the spotlight following her every move.

"I'm the type of girl that your momma never wanna meet
Centerfold in your daddy's hidden magazine
I'm kinda sweet and fake like Splenda
Topless on the beach, you can call me Kendra"

In between this stanza does Rochelle run her hand through her hair and winks while smiling towards the ring.

"But I'm not like the girl next door
Inbetween a cheerleader and a whore
Ra-ra-raw like sushi
Always keep it clean, no douching"

The chorus for the song starts as Rochelle begins to strut down the ramp, swaying her hips as she looks at the capacity crowd.

Jen Brunelli: Wrestling out of the Hamptons, weighing 117 pounds, "The Dominator in Distress" ROCHELLE!

When she reaches ringside, she walks up the steel steps before walking along the ring apron, looking back at the crowd and blows a seductive and alluring kiss. Rochelle steps the bottom and middle ropes to get into the ring, walking to the center and taking a full spin before fluffing her hair up and blowing another kiss.

The opening sound of the theme "Tokyo Drift" blared throughout the P.A. System as Chae-won walked out onto the stage, before taking a full spin before shooting an X sign in front of her herself with her forearms.

"I wonder if you know
How it is in Tokyo
If you seen it, then you need it
and you know you have to go

Tyaokaooo Drift, Drift, Drift

Tyaokaooo Drift, Drift, Drift"

With a sarcastic smile on her face, Chae-won puts her arms out wide, before strolling down the ramp with an arrogant smirk, eyeing the fans around her on her way.

Jen Brunelli: Wrestling out of Brooklyn, New York by way of Seoul, South Korea, weighing 107 pounds, "The Korean Joshi Princess" CHAE-WON LEE!

When she got to the ring, she climbed up on the apron, using it to wipe her shoes off before entering the ring. Finally, little Lee took a lap around the ring before taking a full spin and putting up the X with her forearms in front of her chest.

A shrill scream echoes throughout the arena causing some people to have to cover their ears. The lights dim down and then the scream stops an a cackle replaces it followed by ‘Monster‘ by Disturbed.

White smoke fills the entrance ramp and then a tall figure slowly walks through the smoke. Tatau makes her way down the ramp looking intense and ready to fight.

Jen Brunelli: Wrestling out of the Island of Samoa, "Lady Samoa" TATAU!

She gets into the ring and lets out an almighty roar then she tries to intimidate the referee by grabbing him by the throat and telling him that “I will win this match, you got that?” Tatau finally goes to her corner and waits for the match to start.

vs.

Each person is able to get some sizable offense in at some point in the match. It should go without saying that the largest competitor, Tatau, has a dominating performance, up until she receives an unsuspecting Slay You Dead [Blockbuster] from Rochelle, which sees victory for the Dominator in Distress.

Jen Brunelli: Here is your winner, ROCHELLE!

Commentary discusses that being able to take down Tatau at the end there is no easy feat, even if she was distracted by hurting the other competitors in the match. They question if Rochelle could pin Tatau if it were a one-on-one situation.

RETURNS ON TV TO PARAMOUNT NETWORK FEBRUARY 10

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WINTERSLAM [1.27.18] Jan 13, 2019 1:08:11 GMT -5

Post by Mat on Jan 13, 2019 1:08:11 GMT -5

Simon York walks out to the center of the stage alone and stands there looking around with his hands on his hips. He brings his hands to his face, licks each of his thumbs two times, and then double thumb points to his chest three times. He then immediately goes into a slow double arm flex, but when he gets to the full flex, he snaps his hands up into a spin and forms his trademark hand gesture [similar to the Version 1.0]. He raises them slowly over his head and then brings them together, before snapping them down [Diamond Cutter Style] as the pyros begin popping off like rapid fire gun blasts from either side of the stage, before ending in one really loud final bang center stage behind him.

Jen Brunelli: This match is scheduled for one fall, introducing first, hailing from Cameron, North Carolina. SIMON YORK!

York always smiles after this because he loves his intro. He begins to walk to the ring, up the stairs, and across the apron, spinning around on it, leaning back into the ropes, both arms wrapped over the top ropes as he lightly bounces, rocking on them. He continues after a moment, climbing the outside turnbuckle, stepping one foot up to the top ropes, cupping his right hand over his eyes, looking out over the fans, before hand-springing off the top ropes, landing on his feet in the ring, stretching out on the top ropes, waiting for the match to start.

"Harder to Breathe" starts as the lights flicker hard as Judas Carter walks out in a different tacky patterned suit, he smiles at the fans and walks down to the ring slapping hands, he approaches the ring and walks up the steps and goes through the ropes and spins around with his arm outstretched and starts to remove the suit.

Jen Brunelli: Introducing second, all the way from Brooklyn, New York, The Project Son, Judas Carter!

vs.

The match starts with Judas Carter giving a speech all about how Simon York and his yuppie corporate super star attitude is exactly what’s wrong with the wrestling business. That York is the exact type of sickness that Carter is here to rid AXW of, and he’ll start his magnificent quest by beating the tar out of Simon York. York just chuckles and shakes his head, he waves Judas over in a ‘bring it’ gesture before pointing at the referee and ordering him to ring the bell. Things officially kick off with Cater seemingly keeping his promise by flattening York with a forearm smash, he then takes York up and over with a snapmare, which he followed up with a dropkick to the back of York’s dome. Judas keeps the pressure on York with a series of hard hitting offensive moves. He nails a dragon suplex, then picks up York and whips him into the ropes and hits him with a slingshot spear. Judas continues his offense with a bulldog and then looks put to Simon away for good with an exploder suplex and a running knee strike that greets York’s face the moment the moment he sits up. Cater goes for a cover but York kicks out emphatically at one and a half. After that, it slowly becomes all down hill for Cater, York seems personally offended at Judas’s audacity and begins a slow and methodical break down of the Project Son. He proceeds to pick Carter a part with a lower body work over, targeting Carter’s legs, specifically the left leg. Everytime Carter tries to find a vertical base, York is waiting with a kick, or a cross block. Once he gets Carter down, York slams his knees into the mat, subject’s the Project Son to step over leg breakers. Simon keeps control with sweep kicks. He stomps to the leg/knee of Carter whenever possible and simply continues a well timed knee targeting offense, just not allowing Carter to get to his feet, to build any sort of come back. York finally drags Carter into the center of the ring and locks in a Figure Four Leglock, Carter struggles and pulls, but his knee is too badly hurt and he has nowhere to go. The Ref has the bell rung as Carter starts hitting the canvas signalling a win for York.

Jen Brunelli: HERE’S YOUR WINNER! SIMON YORK!

Commentary says even though York was eliminated from the AXW Xperience, this might still be the beginning of York's rise to the top of AXW.

The epic sounds of To Valhalla! by Antti Martikainen kicks in, as the arena is bathed in a low purple hue, almost black it. The large frame of the mighty German Magnus Von Braun steps out from the back, head down, as he slowly raises his glare with a cold as death stare of contempt. He marches to the ring, picking up a little speed near the ring and leaping up onto the apron.

Jen Brunelli: This match is scheduled for one fall, introducing first from Munich, Germany, Magnus Von Braun!

Stepping into the ring, the man looks cold, calculating and ready to maim.

The opening riffs of 'Pour Some Sugar on me' hits, and the arena goes dark with a single pink spotlight near the entrance. As the drums hit, Bobo comes out, flashing a bright smile, wearing a black pinstriped Chef's apron over his pink and black tights. He holds a tray in his hands which naturally contains samples of his cakes, that he baked to perfection.

Jen Brunelli: Introducing second, The Master Pâtissier, out of Skaneateles, Bobo Sweetcakes!

He proceeds to feed the samples to the fans at ringside before sliding the tray underneath the ring. He climbs into the ring and throws his apron to the crowd.

vs.

The match starts off highly competitively, with Sweetcakes managing to stime the big monster Magnus with an incredible power display by unleashing his German Suplex + Dragon Suplex + Tiger Suplex combination. Actually tossing the german around like bread dough. Not to be out done Magnus gets to his feet, taking a moment to pound his fists against his chest, clearly taunting Bobo, he stomp kicks Sweetcakes in the gut. Using that to his advantage he immediately lifts the baker man up and snaps off his own German Suplex, Dragon Suplex, Tiger Suplex Hold, though in slightly less rapid succession as Von Braun tosses Bobo so far across the ring with each suplex that he has to lumber after him and cinch in the next hold after a couple of stiff forearms to keep Bobo down. Sweetcakes rally’s back and gets up after the last move, making a gesture to indicate shaking his apron out and dusting his arms off looking almost entirely unphased. This gets Magnus charging mad but it doesn’t help the German’s case any because Sweetcakes pulls of a rope assisted Leapfrog evasion into Sunset Flip, Sweetcakes clears Von Braun but spider monkey’s onto the big man’s back and finally after some hemming and hawing manages to take him down. The move gets Bobo a one count as Von Braun powers him away. Magnus picks up the besieged baker and levels him with a Snap Single Underhook Suplex, but once again Bobo is on his feet after only a couple of moments. Once again, Sweetcake’s tries to get some momentum going, taking Von Braun through an excellently executed Sugar Rush (Multiple series of Punches to opponent, ending with a Palm heel uppercut), but this too only gets him a solid two count. Sweetcakes gets up and runs his hands through his hair, blowing out a breath and looking frustrated. In doing this, he misses Magnus’s boot aimed straight at his head, The German catches the Baker Man right on the chin and proceeds to show him how this Violence Party (Multiple backhand chops and forearm strikes to a cornered opponent, followed into headbutts) is really going to go. Magnus finally drags Bobo out of the corner and sets him up for a Krieg Lariat (Strong Arm Lariat) that puts Sweetcakes down for the three.

Jen Brunelli: AND YOUR WINNER IS, MAGNUS VON BRAUN!

Commentary claims that if Bobo was more focused on preparing for the match rather than just cook...Ahem...Baking, maybe he would’ve been able to get a victory over Magnus. Meanwhile, they start questioning Bobo’s future in the company.

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WINTERSLAM [1.27.18] Jan 13, 2019 1:08:49 GMT -5

Post by Mat on Jan 13, 2019 1:08:49 GMT -5

“S-P-I-R-I-T
Spirit!! Let’s hear it!!
S-P-I-R-I-T
Spirit!! Let’s hear it!!”

Blue strobe lights roams around the arena like a trance as the opening tune of "Happy Song” by Bring Me The Horizon blares out of the PA system.

“LET’S GO!”

Out comes Janet Hurricane, her hoodie veil blinding her face. As the tempo gets faster and faster, we see her jumping up and down, still cannot see her face. Once we hear the lyrics, Janet reveals her face to the crowd and screams out to the fans. She then starts making her way down to the ring, bopping her head to the music and in her own zone, not giving a damn about the fans’ reaction.

Jen Brunelli:The following contest is scheduled for one fall and is for the AXW Xperience Championship! Introducing first, billed from Charlotte, North Carolina, weighing 120 pounds. The Rated R Rebel, JANET HURRICANE!

Once she enters the ring, she takes off her hoodie and once again screams out to the crowd, saying, “I’M RATED R, BITCH!"

The lights dim and Run You by The Qemists starts. When the line 'Strength of 50,000 soldiers' plays. The come back up to reveal 'The One Woman Army' F.M. Young standing in the 'Wonder Woman' pose, arms crossed over her chest, her head down chin resting between her fists. She stands still like this for a moment, before lifting her head and taking an archers pose. She breaks pose and struts down the walk way, popping her neck. She stops again in the middle of the ramp and thumps her chest with her fists rapidly, shouting 'Strength of 50,000 soldiers!'

Jen Brunelli: Her opponent, from Phoenix, Arizona, weighing 206 pounds. The “One Woman Army”, F.M. Young!

She starts moving again, slapping hands with fans along the way. She gets to the ring and and leaps up the steps, leaping up to the top turn buckle where she takes up the archers pose again as the crowd cheers. She jumps down into the ring and goes to the opposite turn buckle, doing the Wonder Woman pose, before leaping down and finding a ring rope to lean against.

vs.

Both women circle the ring before locking up. Janet goes for a standing headlock but Young pushes her away. She turns around into a Clothesline from the One Woman Army. She waits for Janet to get to her feet. She charges at her, about to hit her with another clothesline but Janet ducks. She then hits Young with a Spinning Back Fist, causing her to stagger back. Hurricane sends her down face-first with a sit-out Facebuster. She goes for the early pin…1…2 F.M kicks out. That wasn’t even close. Janet grabs her legs and goes for a Sharpshooter. F.M crawls towards the ropes and easily manages to grab them, forcing a ropebreak. Young slowly starts climbing to her feet. Hurricane springboards off the ropes for a Beautiful Disaster kick, but Young dodges it. She then pulls her closer for a short-arm elbow smash. Janet staggers back and lands in a corner. Young uses this to her advantage as she takes Janet down with a Tornado DDT. She goes for the cover…1…2...Janet Hurricane kicks out. Young climbs on top of the turnbuckle and goes for a top rope senton! It connects! She hooks the leg again but Hurricane kicks out at two once again. Young pulls her up and tries to kick her in the mid-section, but Janet grabs her foot. Janet then tries to hit her with The Wrath Of The Hurricane (Heel Kick), but Young dodges it. She grabs Janet’s head and connects with the Superchick (The Shiranui)! F.M. Young goes for the cover…

One!

Two!

Kickout by Janet! Young gets to her feet and climbs on the turnbuckle again. She goes for the Battery Powered Bombshell (Shooting Star Senton), but Janet gets out of the way, causing Young to connect with the canvas. Hurricane pulls her up and plants her down with a Snap Suplex. She then starts landing a few punches on her head. Janet then yells at her to get up, before going for the Tropical Storm (Forward Russian Legsweep), but F.M. Young manages to push her away in the nick of time. Young then pushes herself using the ropes and hits her with a kick to the shin, bringing Hurricane down to her knees. Young looks like she’s about to lift her up for a Powerbomb, but instead, Hurricane pulls her leg hard, sending her down to the ground before locking in the STF! Is she going to tap out? The ref asks her if she wants to submit, but Young refuses. She tries to get out of the hold, but it’s locked perfectly tight. She looks like she’s about to tap out…BUT NO! Instead, she slowly starts crawling towards the ropes and tries to reach for them…AND YOUNG MANAGES TO GRAB THEM! Janet is livid, she was about to win the title. Both competitors slowly get to their feet, and Janet plants her down face-first with the Tropical Storm!! She goes for the pin

One!

Two!

Thr…Young gets the shoulder up! Hurricane can’t believe it! What does it take to keep this woman down? She gets up and yells at F.M Young to do the same. Janet’s inches away from victory! She goes for The Wrath of The Hurricane but Young dodges again! Janet turns around into a cutter from the Amoral Amazon! Young then climbs on top of the turnbuckle and goes for Battery Powered Bombshell, it connects!!! Young goes for the pin…

One…

Two…

Three!!!

Jen Brunelli: Here’s your winner and the new AXW Xperience Champion, The “One Woman Army”, F.M. Young!

The commentators talks about how Young is the third woman ever to win the AXW Xperience Champion. Now all she has to do is hold it for 120 days, which’s no easy task!

The lights dim and a purple haze fills the arena and staging area. White strobe lights start flashing at the entrance area while Throne by Bring Me The Horizon kicks in. Alexander Pope strolls out from the back wearing a crown with a smug look on his face. He saunters down to the ring completely ignoring the fans in attendance.

Jen Brunelli: The following contest is a Triple Threat match, introducing first, from East London, England, weighing 205 pounds, ALEXANDER POPE!

Once he is at the ring he wipes his boots on the apron and then requests for the referee to come over and lower the middle rope to aid his entry. He then orders the referee to bow before him and once he has he allows the referee to remove his crown before he heads to his corner to ready for the match.

the opening sirens of “Ready for this” by All Good Things blares over the sound system. The lights dim for a second and come up to reveal the back of Mighty Jo Young on the stage. She takes a few backward steps down the ramp before turning around and affecting an Olympian pose with a stern face. There's a beat before she breaks into a smile and continues preening her way down the ramp, shaking hands with fans.

Jen Brunelli: His opponent, from Phoenix Arizona, weighing 180 pounds, Mighty Jo Young!

Mighty Jo beasts her fists against her chest and pulls herself up to the ring apron with one hefty yank. She grins at the crowd and raises her arms, punching the sky! Jo takes a moment to hop from foot to foot before ducking under the ring ropes and striding confidently to the middle of the ring where she poses one more time for the fans, who give her a huge pop!

The lights go dim, with the spotlight focused on him. He walks slowly until he reaches the top of the ramp. At the 32 second mark, the lights go out

"I'll cut out the broken hearts down union avenue
Let the streets run red with my revenge
You can't fake apologies for everything you do
You can't repay the price that's on your head
The price that's on your head"

The lights quickly come back to full brightness, revealing him with his arms outstretched by his sides. He begins walking down the ramp, never breaking eye contact with his opponent.

Jen Brunelli: Their opponent, from Las Vegas, Nevada, weighing 235 pounds, “The Anti-Hero”, DAVID X!

He reaches the steel steps, David climbs them and stands on the apron. He looks to his right, then to his left. David then turns to his opponents and gets in the ring. He stands by his corner and waits for the bell to ring.

vs.

As soon as the bell rings, David and Young turn their attention to Alexander Pope. Mighty Jo goes for a clothesline but Pope easily ducks, and immediately charges at David, hitting him with a Superman Punch. David X rolls out of the ring, leaving both competitors in the ring. Pope turns to Jo, and they both circle the ring. They lock up. Young gets from behind Pope and takes him down with a German Suplex. She goes for the pin, only for Pope to kick out at one. Jo pulls him up and whips him towards one of the corner. She hits him with a knife edge chop, causing him to hold his chest in pain. She then hits him with ANOTHER knife edge chop. Mighty Jo takes a few steps back and charges at Pope, but he gets out of the way at the last second and she connects with the turnbuckle. Jo turns around into a Discus Forearm from Alexander Pope. He sees David getting on the apron out of the corner of his eye, so he walks towards him, only to receive a headbutt from the Anti-Hero. David then springboards off the ropes and sends Pope down with a Springboard Clothesline, before turning around into a Caught Up from Mighty Jo Young! She goes for the cover…

One!

Two!

Thr…Alexander Pope breaks the pin. He hits Young with a knee to the gut before sending her out of the ring. Pope turns his attention back to the fallen David X. He pulls him up and sets him up for the Regal Cutter, but before he can drop him to the mat, David manages to counter and pushes him away. Pope turns around and charges at him, only to be lifted up for a Back Body Drop. David then grabs him by the waist and lifts him up for the Triple X (Three Consecutive German Suplexes), it connects! And David hooks the leg…

One!

Two!

Thr…Mighty Jo breaks the pin. David quickly gets to his feet. Young goes for a clothesline but he ducks, David then waits for her to turn around before attempting the X-Kick (Sweet Chin Music), but she ducks that as well. Mighty Jo hits him with a Spinning Heel Kick, causing to roll out of the ring again. By now, Pope has already gotten to his feet. Both competitors glare at each other, before Pope delivers a punch to her face. She takes a step back, looking like she’s about to fall, before retaliating with a punch of her own. And Pope goes for another punch. And before long they both begin punching one another at the same time, delivering shot after shot after shot to each other’s faces. Mighty Jo is the first to stagger back, giving Alexander Pope the upper hand. Pope then lifts her up and slams her on the mat with the Omega Driver. He goes for the cover, this might be it!

One!

Two!

Thr…AND DAVID X BREAKS THE PIN. X lifts Pope up and slams back-first on his own knee with a Pendulum Backbreaker. X then stands at a corner and starts stomping on the mat, waiting for Mighty Jo Young to get to her feet, before going for the X-Kick! IT CONNECTS!! But wait a minute, Pope is already on his feet now, he kicks David in the mid-section and tosses him to the outside of the ring. He then hooks Young’s leg! What the hell?!

ONE…

TWO….

THREE! DING! DING! DING!

Jen Brunelli: Here’s your winner, ALEXANDER POPE!

Commentary discusses how Pope STOLE the victory from David, and claim that if Pope really wants to prove that he’s the better man, then he should beat David fair and square in a one-on-one match.

"Now" hits as Zoey Mathews-Mitchell emerges from behind the curtain. She stands on the stage, back facing the ring, her arms outspread with hands open. She turns around, now facing the ring, and quickly throws her arms into the air, her hands in a fist, except for her pointer fingers which are extended, as pyro blasts on the stage. She lowers her arms and begins walking down the ramp.

Jen Brunelli: Ladies and Gentlemen this match is scheduled for one fall and is for the AXW Women’s Championship! Introducing first, the challenger, billed from Riviera Beach, Florida, Zoey Mathews-Mitchell!

She high fives some of the fans at ringside, before climbing onto the apron. She scans the crowd, and raises one arm into the air, before jumping over the top rope. She climbs onto a turnbuckle and throws her arms out to her sides, before raising them into the air, similar to what she did on the stage.

"You Call Me A Bitch Like It's A Bad Thing" by Halestorm starts off as the lights go up to see the slick smirk of one Ambiance under a black hoodie with matching black leather pants and deep purple boots. Ambiance tosses her hood back and then unzips it, tossing it down with force, a pissed off look on her face, as she cups her hands to her mouth and yells out “All hail the Empress Bitch, cunts!” before storming to the ring.

Jen Brunelli: Introducing the champion, from Liverpool, England. The AXW Women’s Champion, Ambiance!

Ambiance enters the ring, cursing up a storm as she climbs the nearest turnbuckle and extends her arms out, head tilt back with sinister glee to a mixed reaction from the crowd before leaping off, still talking shit before the match even starts, looked primed and ready as the music fades out.

Zoey Mathews-Mitchell vs. Ambiance (c)
AXW Women's Championship
Street Fight

The match starts with both contenders in a fierce lock-up, with Zoey winning the contest of strength by nailing Ambiance with a several stiff calf kicks. Ambiance hops backward, lifting her leg up to rub her calf and Zoey flattens her with a clothesline. The Champ doesn’t stay down long, kipping up to prove her leg is fine and snapping off a sidekick that sends Mathews-Mitchell reeling backwards. Ambiance brings the pain with a couple of vicious curb stomps, and Mathews-Mitchell is forced to roll from the ring to create some distance. Zoey drops off the apron and Ambiance seems to be debating chasing her, but Zoey pops back into view with a kendo stick, Mathews-Mitchell charges into the ring only to be met with another sharp sidekick to the chin, before the curb stomping can continue Zoey uses the kendo stick to beat the standing ability out of the Champs legs. Zoey picks up some momentum from there, taking full advantage of Ambiances down state to continue raining down the bloody bajesus of all kendo stickings. Ever the crafty veteran Ambiance covers up and weathers the storm, she finally takes advantage of Mathews-Mitchell bending into her swing, by springing up and catching Zoey with a swinging neck breaker. Ambiance backs off and shakes her forearms out, the limbs having bared the brunt of the punishment. Zoey groans and rolls to her feet, but Ambiance puts her back down with a snap suplex. Ambiance laughs and tells Zoey to stay down, then the Empress Bitch continues on with her momentum, treating Zoey to three consecutive german suplexes. Mathews-Mitchell retaliates with a hurricanrana that sends Ambiance into the ropes. Mathews-Mitchell scrambles to pick her kendo stick back on and takes advantage of the Champions trapped state to beat her back black and blue with a kendo stick. Ambiance once agains rides it out and plays possum, then sends the challenger across the ring with a mule kick. Ambiance gets back up, the Bitch Empress picks up Mathews kendo stick and breaks it over her knee with an enraged scowl. She throws some more stomps down on Zoey, then lifts her up for a backbreaker. Ambiance keeps a hold of Mathews-Mitchell and introduces her to the mat again with a powerslam. From then on the match is Ambiance, punishing Zoey with stomps, a leg drop, a standing moon salt before finally dragging her to her feet. Ambiance slaps Zoey across the face and berates her for daring to challenge her before ending Zoey’s ordeal with a Mirror’s Edge (Widow’s Peak). Ambiance is smirking wide as she covers for the three.

Jen Brunelli: HERE’S YOUR WINNER AND STILL AXW WOMEN’S CHAMPION, AMBIANCE!

Commentary discusses how Ambiance has been unbeatable ever since she stepped foot in AXW, and wonders if there’s anyone who will ever be able to end her title reign.

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Post by Mat on Jan 13, 2019 1:09:52 GMT -5

[Cilver's "I'm America” cues up to a spotlight shining on the entrance curtain as Uliana kicks things off with a spoken version of the song's chorus.]

# I'm America, drink the water
I'm America, bring you life
I'm America, I'm your daughter
Nobody left behind #

[Just as the song kicks into high gear, the entrance curtains are launched to the sides as the beautiful Hannah Kristiansen steps out onto the stage. She's clad in a full length digital camouflage-patterned hoodless "All American Badass" boxer's robe, a US flag bandana over her mane of long wavy blonde hair. It's at this time that Cilver gets into "I'm America's" first verse.]

# I've been bloodied, I've been muddied
Brought down to my knees
I stood in line waiting to shine
Now its my time
My mother said, that day, to me
This land is for the free
And I've been waiting for so long
No one, no one knows
Now it's my time
I won't be left behind #

Jen Brunelli: This match is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from St. Louis, Missouri, “The All-American Badass,” HANNAH KRISTIANSEN!

[Gazing out at the crowd, a focused look on her face, Hannah marches purposefully down the aisleway steps, slapping a few outstretched hands as she passes by.]

# I'm America, drink the water
I'm America, bring you life (I won't be left behind)
I'm America, I'm your daughter
Nobody left behind
I'm America, drink the water
I'm America, bring you life (I won't be left behind)
I'm America, I'm your daughter
Nobody left behind #

[Upon arriving at ringside, she ascends the steps and stops on the apron, turning to face the crowd. There, feet at shoulder width, she throws her robe open and off in dramatic fashion, leaving her arms outstretched like an eagle - exposing her outfit beneath. She then pulls the flag bandana from her head, and tosses it into the crowd.]

# You thought I'm weak, I couldn't speak
Bite my tongue until it bleeds
Stand aside 'cause this is mine
Now its my time
All I had was just a dream
And the weight of everything
Mother wish that you could see
How they follow me #

[She wears a night camouflage-patterned V-necked sports bra that shows off just the right amount of cleavage, as well as her midriff, black studded leather belt, and night camo-patterned tights with US flag patterned skulls down both sides of her legs and held in place by a rattlesnake - its head protruding from the top and facing the middle on both sides with its forked tongue sticking out. She rounds out her gear with white athletic tape on her wrists and hands; along with night camo kneepads, kickpads, and steel toed black combat boots. Hannah's long wavy blonde hair is parted in the middle and falls down around her shoulders and down her back. Turning, she slips through the ropes and removes the dog tags from around her neck - setting them down in her corner, before doing a few last minute preparations as the song fades out.]

“Like A Prayer” by Madonna plays through the speakers providing a peppy ambiance. The entire arena goes dark momentarily as “Sister Inferior” Olya Latanya Oglovska enters from the ramp with a pair of opera binoculars in her right hand. Three spotlights highlight various audience members who have striking physical attributes.

Jen Brunelli: Introducing second, from Saratov, Russia “Sister Inferior,” Olya Oglovska!

As Olya walks down to the ramp she fans herself with a bidder paddle. Upon reaching the arena floor and within clear eye line of her opponent, all three spotlights converge. Oglovska raises her bidder paddle to indicate she plans on procuring another priceless artifact for her exhibit.

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Olya gets in the ring and can't seem to believe what she's seeing, she fawns over Hannah Kristiansen , as if the woman was carved out the finest marble. The All American Badass seems to take well to it at first, grinning and giving Olya a wave, even reaching out to shake her hand, only to be puzzled when Olya backs off, refusing to shake it, insisting that fine art should never be tarnished. Kristiansen just rolls her eyes and motions for a lock up, when Olya refuses again Hannah takes her down with a clothesline, getting things under way. Kristiansen hip tosses Oglovska to the other side of the ring, where Olya pops up to her feet like it's natural to her. She brushes herself off and gleefully say's that she just have to add Hannah to her collection the hard way. Hannah shrugs not seeming to mind this one bit and motions for Sister Inferior to bring it. They do lock up this time, with Hannah winning the contest by unleashing a vicious series of body kicks on Oglovska. Olya caves to the mat and Kristiansen hefts her up like a ragdoll for a rib breaker. The All American Badass makes the mistake of leaning down and gets caught in a front facelock by a crafty Sister Inferior.

Kristiansen displays her power here, by wrapping her own arms around Olya's middle and physically lifting her up, driving her back first into the mat until Olya is forced to let go. To Olya's credit the woman clings in like a spider monkey for as long as she possibly can, until she hits the mat back first again with a big release of breath. The display seemed to have taken something out of Kristiansen though and she backs off to catch a breather. Oglovska's back on her feet first and she seems to know she's created a chink in Kristiansen's armor before she goes back for the front facelock. This time Hannah lifts her up and pulls her over to the ropes with more of that inhuman strength. Hannah clings to the rope and Olya lets go on the ref's four count. Oglovska backs off only to slap the All American Badass full on in the face when Hannah leaves the safety of the ropes. This was by and large, the wrong thing to do as Kristiansen's next move is straight up bowl Olya over, flopping her on her back again and rolling straight over her in some bizarre instinctual spear/steamroller hybrid.

Hannah presss full advantage and covers for a two count that leaves her huffing with disapointment. Kristiansen is panting on the other side of the ring as Olya recovers holds her back and groaning. Oglovska is quick to press her first on her feet advantage, going right back to the neck of Kristiansen with a gory neckbreaker. Hannah powers back to her virtical base, still panting and repays Olya the favor with a Falcon Arrow, further working Oglovska's back. As much as Olya's back is however, it's clear that Hannah's breathing is labored that strength is quickly draining out of the gas tank. Hannah rally's though and catches Olya as it looked like Sister Inferior was readying to jump on her back, instead Hannah turns it into a side walk slam. She covers and gets another two, but she also take's far to long to create distance and ends up trapped again. Olya, sensing that her own back wasn't going to hold out much longer, wraps her self right around the All American Badass with a desperate The Unorthodox [Crucifix Choke.] Oglovska's outweight and she knows it, so she's putting as much pressure on Kristiansen's neck as possible with the position in their in. Hannah's on her back and sadly, in the middle of the ring, the All American Badass struggles, trying to use her tremendous strength to find way to lever herself up to some kind of fighting base. She's trapped, and the Ref asks if she wants to tap Hannah vehemently refuses, but all her failing and struggles wears on her. Soon, Kristiansen is motionless and the Ref lifts her hand...It drops...Again...Down...The third time is not Hannah's charm tonight and the Ref calls for the bell, declaring Olya Oglovska the winner.

Jen Brunelli: AND HERE'S YOUR WINNER, “SISTER INFERIOR” OLYA OGLOVSKA!

Commentary discusses that even though Olya lost her opportunity to get the Women’s title, this win proves that she can easily get herself back to title contention.

"Drinking in LA" by Bran Van 3000 hits as Cloud comes out of the curtains with one hand on his pocket and the other hand holding a lighter. He flicks the lighter and stares at the flame as if he was in a trance and then he points up at the sky, saying, "Rest in Peace Sensei."

Jen Brunelli: This match is for the AXW Light Heavyweight Championship and is scheduled for one fall Introducing first, the challenger, from sunny Los Angeles, California, Cloud!

Cloud puts the lighter back in his pocket and makes his way to the ring. He slaps hands with almost every fans and then later regrets leaving few fans hanging before entering the ring. Cloud then goes to the nearest corner and sits down like Raven, patiently waiting for the match to start

The "Blazin" theme kicks in and Kaz comes running out, spins and drops to one bent knee, kissing two fingers on each hand, and pointing both fingers on each hand to the sky. He gets back to his feet and psyches out a fan trying to reach out and slap hands with him.

Jen Brunelli: Next up, representing RSPW for the roster cross over, Current AXW Light Heavyweight Champion! Hailing from Tokyo Japan, KAZ!

He bounces on the soles of his feet and then sprints to the ring, sliding in under the bottom rope into the middle of the ring, repeating his pose from the ramp, calling for streamers to be thrown.

Cloud vs. Kaz Hashimoto (c)
AXW Light Heavyweight Championship

The match starts off with a slow pace, with KAZ laughing and holding his belt up, waving it in Cloud's face, while the former Champ looks generally confused. Cloud shrugs and this seems to get on KAZ's nerves, as he hands his belt over and the official signals for the bell. KAZ is caught off guard right off the bat, not expecting that what Cloud lack's in focus he makes up for in strength when Cloud brings him down with a pulling piledriver. Cloud picks up KAZ again and transitions into a backbreaker. KAZ rolls away and that's where Cloud's momentum stops because as he goes to get the Champion to his feet, KAZ nails with several mongolian chops. Cloud Flair flops and KAZ drops a knee on the back of his neck. Clearly looking to stay on top in this match KAZ gets Cloud up and takes him right back down with a powerbomb. Cloud can be heard saying 'What a drag man!' even as he kicks out of KAZ's pin attempt at one. This line confuses KAZ, who falters in offense long enough to leave him open for Cloud's European upper cut. Cloud shows the wherewithal to follow that up with kick to the skull that leaves KAZ rolling on the ground. Cloud lifts KAZ back to his feet and does for an early Drift Away (Lifting Inverted DDT) but KAZ reverses it into his own DDT and follows this up by popping Cloud onto his shoulders for a gutbuster that leaves the L.A. Boy writhing on the mat.

KAZ gets him up and whips Cloud into the turnbuckle, coming charging in after with a corner clothesline. KAZ drives his knee into Cloud's chest a couple of times then takes him up and over with a Pumphandle Half Nelson Driver! KAZ goes to cover but Cloud kicks out at two again and this time KAZ can be heard saying what sounds like 'what a drag!' as he angrily punches the mat. The Light Heavyweight Champ goes to pick Cloud up, but it seems that Cloud was playing possum, he catches KAZ, tugs him down and cinches in an arm bar. It's a struggle with Cloud trying to pull away from the ropes and KAZ trying to inch closer to them. Cloud manages to yank the champ back a bit, just as his fingers were about to touch the rope.Somewhere deep down, KAZ finds the strength to pull himself to the ropes and forces a break to the hold. Cloud being the lazy gentlemen he is, he breaks before the red has to count. Cloud moves away and KAZ gets up, just to get hit with a spear out of no where from Cloud. Cloud covers for a one count and gets up with you guessed it, 'what a drag!' KAZ takes full advantage of Cloud being demoralized by popping back up to his feet and swinging Cloud back into the corner. He shoulder rams Cloud's chest the time...Once..Twice...Three...Four...Five times. When the wind is full well taken right out Cloud's sails, KAZ lifts him up onto his shoulders and hits the DOA. Cloud hit the mat hard and KAZ covers for the one, two, three.

Jen Brunelli: HERE'S YOUR WINNER AND STILL THE AXW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION, KAZ!

Commentary says that winning the AXW Light Heavyweight Championship in itself was a miracle for Cloud, but now that he’s no longer the champion, the commentary starts to question what the future holds for the Laziest Wrestler in Pro-wrestling history

The lights all go out and "Miseria Cantare" by AFI starts as a single spotlight shines on the entrance as Damien Steele is standing in the entrance hair in front of his face as at the 45 second mark of the song. Damien flips his hair back and starts to walk down to the ring, as the words of the song start.

Jen Brunelli: This match is scheduled for one fall, the AXW World Championship on the line! Introducing first, the challenger, from Chicago Illinois, weighing 224 pounds, “The Vicious One,” Damien Steele.

LOVE... YOUR HATE...

Damien Steele makes no connection to any fans that might be throwing insults his way, almost as if he is only focused on the ring, and more specifically his opponent.

YOUR... FAITH LOST...

Steele reaches the ring as he walks around to the steps.

YOU... ARE NOW...

Damien waits at the bottom of the steps keeping his eyes on his opponent.

ONE... OF US...

A wicked smile comes across his face as the words of the song repeat again just a little bit faster this time.

LOVE... YOUR HATE... YOUR... FAITH LOST... YOU... ARE NOW... ONE... OF US...

Steele takes one step up the steps, still keeping his eyes locked on his opponent till he reaches the top step and wipes his feet before entering the ring. Steele ghosts a belt around his waist and points to the entrance ramp, yelling for Danny to hurry up and get out here so Steele can kick his ass.

"The Vampyre of Time and Memory" starts as Danny comes out with his umbrella and a fur coat and a plague doctors mask on he starts walking to the ring while laughing at the fans, he gets to the apron and jumps up to the second turnbuckle and takes off the mask and opens his umbrella.

Jen Brunelli: Introducing the champion, from Camden, Tennessee, weighing 220 pounds, He's the AXW World Champion! “The Obsession,” Danny Hall!

Danny hands off his kit and then takes the AXW World Championship and holds it high, he bows even to the mix of boo's and cheers. Then he gets in Steele's face with a grin, holding the belt right in his face before the Ref forces him to hand it off. Danny calls him a peasant and tells him to wait until he's FINISHED WITH HIS CHAMPIONSHIP. The Ref rolls his eyes and Danny smirks at Steele one more time, kissing his belt before handing it over.

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This match starts off incredibly heated, with a stare down that quickly escalates into a shoving match that turns into an Irish whip by Danny. Steele instead leaps up and uses the ropes to nail Hall in the head with a Pele kick. Danny rocks taking the kick but doesn't fall, he catches Damien's next attempt in his right arm and hammers down on Steele's knee with his forearm. After a couple more forearm smashes to Steele's knee, Hall uses Steele's caught leg to drag him in close and drop him with a dominator. Hall yells at Steele, telling him that he will be keeping his Championship tonight, then Danny dusts off his arms and shoulders as if dropping Steele was a very simple matter. Hall picks up the former Champ and whips him into the ropes, Steele bounces back and Steele and Hall trade places coming off the ropes. Danny hit's Damien with a running knee using the rope to give him a speed boost. Hall struts over and tells Steele that he isn't going to cover yet, no Danny is going to prove he's no fluke by beating the piss out of The Vicious One first. This just serves to rally Steele, who headbutt's Hall and then nails with stiff rights to the face until Danny is forced to back off. Steele runs across the ring and comes off the ropes with a slingshot stunner. This puts Hall on his back for the first time in the match and Steele is quick to follow up with a northern lights suplex. Danny's back on his feet and focused, drops Steele with a clothesline a then goes back to hammering his knee with a series of stomps that culminate in an elbow drop. Danny back's as Damien gets up swinging, Steele goes to the ropes again, but Hall catches his cross body attempt and takes him over to ring ropes, looking to release powerbomb Steele over the edge of the ring. Danny lets go and Steele catches himself, something Hall obviously didn't expect. Damien Steele grins as he takes the Champion over the ropes by the neck and down off the ring apron itself Falling Paroxysm. Both competitors are splayed out on the outside of the ring, with Steele up first and right back on Danny with a driving knee drop. Hall writhes in pain and Steele seems to have no interest in taking things back into the ring, even as the Ref starts the twenty count. He goes for more off the apron offense, but Hall catches him midflight with a throat chop and puts the breaks on Steele's championship ambitions.

Hall drops Damien to the cement floor with a double arm DDT, then unleashes a furry of kicks to Steele's head. With Steele down and dazed, still trying to catch his breath, Danny goes back to working the knee he's been targetting. He drops a couple more stomps on it, wraps it around the ring post then steps on it directly as he boosts himself back in the ring at 13. The Ref halts the count and Steele's get to his feet, rubbing his neck and wincing as he puts weight on his knee. Steele tries to get back into the ring, only to have Danny baseball slide into him and send him flying back out, Hall gets up and goes to the opposite of the ring to take a breather as Steele drags himself up again. Steele looks pissed, but far from beaten and while Danny is taking his break, he climbs up the outside of the turnbuckle and nails an unsuspecting Hall with a huge Phoenix Splash that sends them both crashing into the mat. Damien rolls Hall up for a two count and curses Danny in frustration for it. Steele seems to be getting desperate as he tries to go for the top rope again, obviously looking to take Hall down with another high impact move, but his knee hinders him and Hall drags him off the turnbuckle with a bulldog. Steele gets to a vertical base again, he catches Danny with some kicks and nails him across the face with a stiff forearm. Steele capitalizes, yanking Hall up to his shoulders, going for a Perfect Steele (Fisherman Stalling Spinning Neckbreaker). The former champ's strength falters though and Danny is able to wiggle out of the hold and reserve it into The Trendsetter (Cradle back-to-belly Piledriver) out of nowhere! Good Night Damien Steele!...Danny Hall covers for the three count!

Jen Brunelli: YOU'RE WINNER AND STILL AXW WORLD CHAMPION, “THE OBESSION” DANNY HALL!

Commentary say that, with The Vicious One now out of the title picture, this may be the beginning of a new, dark era in AXW...

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