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1. Harry Jones calls out Hunter J and challenges Hunter to a warm up match for Roulette. Jones knows Hunter is not at the arena, but nonetheless he still challenges Hunter to a match. During the segment he also takes the liberty to insult CWW and Shane McMahon. Hunter J’s theme music plays and the CWW Universe goes wild, but a midget wearing Hunter’s attire emerges from the back and enters the ring to fight Jones. Harry wins the contest via the HKO after two minutes of complete decimation on Harry’s part.

2. Kevin Evans sees Casey Anomaly backstage and challenges Anomaly for the Global Championship. Casey accepts the challenge and tells Evans that he will see him in the ring later tonight.

3. Angel Rodriguez is seen conversing to somebody on the phone in the backstage zone. Angel specifically tells this person that Revolution will never see this coming.

4. Assassin def. Brett Carter at 6:34 via a Big Boot, followed by a ruthless stomp onto Brett’s head for good measure. After the match Assassin is jumped by Kevin Irvine, who shocks everybody by lifting Assassin onto his shoulders and executing the Irvine Drop.

5. Surge is lying down on the coach when he decided that he was hungry. “Mr. Doomsday” gets up and walks towards the cupboard, looking to serve justice to his belly. Surge gets a shock when he opens the cupboard door and sees Matt Xtreme standing in the cupboard with a big smirk on his face. Xtreme smashes a silver dinner plate onto Surge’s head and goes on to hit the Extreme Blast, sending Surge down onto the concrete. Xtreme slides Surge’s mask halfway up his face, but then says that it wasn’t the right time and walked out of the room.

6. Jake Lyndon and Dan Maskell are in the ring talking smack, but they are interrupted by ‘Revolution’s General Manager’ Michael Adams. Adams tells the men that tonight they will need to put their rivalry aside and use the skill of teamwork to win against ten other superstars in a Two vs. Ten Handicap match. Adams smirks as he sees the shocked facial expressions of the Number One Contender and the Revolution Heavyweight Champion.

7. Kelly def. Michelle Adams at 5:34 via a Grapevine Roll Up. Even Kelly had a look of disbelief as she celebrated a huge victory and gained a lot of momentum in the lead up to Roulette.

8. Shane Johnson def. Greg S in his debut match at 7:25. Shane impressed everybody when he won the match with the Dragon Splash, but Greg also looked good in this back and forth match up.

9. Matt Striker and Jim Ross discuss all of the matches that are scheduled for this Saturday’s Roulette Pay Per View. They also talk about how the Roulette Wheel can dramatically influence what will go down on Saturday.

10. Dave & Chris Flip cut a promo on Top Shelf Talent, telling TST that their whole life comes down to this moment. Everything they have ever trained for will become a reality at Roulette.

11. Casey Anomaly def. Kevin Evans at 23:23 via the Have a Nice Nightmare submission hold. In a classic match that will never be forgotten, Kevin Evans fought his heart out to try and become the second Global Champion in CWW’s history. Kevin’s dream nearly turned into a reality when he was perched up on the top rope, ready to fly. Kevin connected with the 630 Splash and went for the cover, but the referee was knocked down. Craig Owens jumped the barricade and tried to cause a distraction, but Evans took Owens out with the Classic Kick. While Evans had his back turned Casey was able to recuperate. He finished Evans off with a Reverse STO into the Have a Nice Nightmare submission hold.

12. Surge’s limousine is seen on the titantron. The front bonnet of the car is tagged with ‘MX’. All of the windows are smashed and the side doors are tagged as well. Xtreme is pouring lighter fluid all over the car and Surge is nowhere to be seen. Xtreme lights the car on fire and cackles a sick and sadistic laugh, after finally getting one up on his Roulette opponent.

13. The Slam of the Week for last week’s Revolution goes to Harry Jones. Video replays air of Harry’s Busaiku Knee Kick which connected onto Sammy Steel who was dangling in the air, holding onto the briefcase that both men were fighting for. Slam of the Week is brought to you by Endgame by Rise Against.

14. Michael Adams announces that next week on Revolution, the new assistant General Manager will be revealed.

15. Nu-Centz, Adrian Cuthbert, Jarrett Calloway, Mack Robinson and Steven Rivers def. Jake Lyndon and Dan Maskell in a 2 vs. 10 Handicap Match. At the beginning of the match Dan Maskell abandons Lyndon and forces Jake to fight the ten men by himself. Lyndon puts up a valiant fight and gives the favoured team a run for their money, but Dan Maskell comes back out to the ring and attacks Jake. Michael Adams stops the beat down of Lyndon by restarting the match, as Dan Maskell was unable to work as a team with Lyndon. Adams went on to announce that this time around, Jake Lyndon would be on the opposing team.

16. Jake Lyndon gets the easy victory over Dan Maskell at 3:33 via the Russian Roulette. After winning the match the members of Jake’s team leave the ring. Lyndon celebrates with the Revolution Heavyweight Championship as Wednesday Night Revolution goes off the air.

After seeing Hunter J's Post-Revolution video, Harry Jones posted the following on his twitter (@ExtremeAngel)

"Out of ideas? I beat the living hell out of a midget that was dressed in your attire while your entrance music played in the background. I thought it was pretty damn funny, but whatever, your oppinion is your oppinion dude. Not long until I get the pleasure of ending your pathetic career, Hunter J...The hour glass is almost empty."

Harry Jones: "Two things, John. Firstly, I am not your ‘brother’ and secondly I went to the United States of America because I worked my arse of to make that dream become a reality. What, are you angry because I chased my dream? Because I followed my passion like you would have done if you had the same amount of talent that I possess? I was sick of letting you drag me down, so I moved on. If I didn't leave your side, where would I be today? Would I have won twenty-three major world championships if I had stayed with you in Queensland Wrestling Alliance? Would I have been inducted into the CWW Hall of Fame if I had waited for you to make it in the wrestling industry? The answer is no! If I had waited for you then the only thing I would have is a best friend, which I am much better off without! I don't like you, John. In fact, I despise you! Everybody knows that I do not need you, but you need me. When I joined Extreme Created Championship Wrestling you followed me there. When I joined Extreme Fan Nation Wrestling, you just had to join the company with your butt buddies Triple J and Super J. Oh and John, when I joined Created World Wrestling you followed me here...but now I finally get the opportunity to get rid of you! I will humiliate you so bad at Roulette that after our match you will never want to show your face again; but when I defeat you at Roulette, you will not be physically able to wrestle here again. You won’t even be able to wrestle in that shithole known as Queensland Wrestling Alliance! You will never be able to follow me again…literally! Isn’t it ironic how your finishing move is the HJO and mine is the HKO? I think not. Is it a coincidence that you have followed me everywhere I have gone in my career? I think not. You need me, John, but now I finally get a chance to squash the parasite that you are. As you walk along this long and lonely road you take a look back at your legacy, but now let’s take a look at your destiny. Your destiny is to cop the beating of a lifetime at Roulette! This is where the road ends! When I catch you off guard with an HKO, I will make sure you land upside down on your neck! John, let’s walk down the road and tell me what you see.”

[They walk about 30 metres down the road and stop in front of a Hospital.]

Harry Jones: “This is were the road ends for you…Hunter J!”