ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 20.0

[Jacob 'Beast' Adams is seen in the hallway with a mike in hand he is waiting for Storm]

OOC:

Give me 10

Harry Jones is seen searching for Venom, but he doesn't find Venom of course, coz' Venom is probably chilling in a bottomless pit

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

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Elemental simply watches Linch and Wreckingball from the rafters, unseen, knowing that the best way to stop them is to win the MITB match. His revenge on Linch for the attack a few days ago will soon come to fruition.

Angel is standing there next to Elemental, seemingly unnoticed by him. He waits for him to notice him.

Elemental: Ah, Mr. Angel, it is good to finally meet you.

Angel

"I've heard a lot about you Elemental, and the streak you carry appears to bear a weight upon your being. Allow me to ask you, would you like to become a part of something that could very well surpass that streak?"

Elemental: I don't deal in riddles. Tell what what figment of this Earth you are part of and why you want me to ba a part of it?

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Elemental simply watches Linch and Wreckingball from the rafters, unseen, knowing that the best way to stop them is to win the MITB match. His revenge on Linch for the attack a few days ago will soon come to fruition.

Angel is standing there next to Elemental, seemingly unnoticed by him. He waits for him to notice him.

Elemental: Ah, Mr. Angel, it is good to finally meet you.

Angel

"I've heard a lot about you Elemental, and the streak you carry appears to bear a weight upon your being. Allow me to ask you, would you like to become a part of something that could very well surpass that streak?"

Elemental: I don't deal in riddles. Tell what what figment of this Earth you are part of and why you want me to ba a part of it?

Angel

"Hmm. Straight to the point, eh? Lately I've noticed that this place has become sinful, so I've created a coalition with Matthew Brooks, among others. Our purpose is to rid this place of such evils, which I'm sure you've already seen. You've become a target, and with the help of the Disciples, you won't have such a target on your back. You can help us, as well as we can help you."

Elemental: My 7-0 record says that I don't require any help, but of course, it took two men to attack me and leave me on the concrete a few days ago. And there is said to be strength in numbers, as even an element needs three others behind them. For the sole purpose of numbers, I accept your proposition, Mr. Angel.

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Elemental simply watches Linch and Wreckingball from the rafters, unseen, knowing that the best way to stop them is to win the MITB match. His revenge on Linch for the attack a few days ago will soon come to fruition.

Angel is standing there next to Elemental, seemingly unnoticed by him. He waits for him to notice him.

Elemental: Ah, Mr. Angel, it is good to finally meet you.

Angel

"I've heard a lot about you Elemental, and the streak you carry appears to bear a weight upon your being. Allow me to ask you, would you like to become a part of something that could very well surpass that streak?"

Elemental: I don't deal in riddles. Tell what what figment of this Earth you are part of and why you want me to ba a part of it?

Angel

"Hmm. Straight to the point, eh? Lately I've noticed that this place has become sinful, so I've created a coalition with Matthew Brooks, among others. Our purpose is to rid this place of such evils, which I'm sure you've already seen. You've become a target, and with the help of the Disciples, you won't have such a target on your back. You can help us, as well as we can help you."

Elemental: My 7-0 record says that I don't require any help, but of course, it took two men to attack me and leave me on the concrete a few days ago. And there is said to be strength in numbers, as even an element needs three others behind them. For the sole purpose of numbers, I accept your proposition, Mr. Angel.

Angel

"Welcome aboard, Elemental. They say there is strength in numbers, so my conversions aren't exactly over yet."

He looks down, seeing that he's still eyeing up Linch and Wreckingball.

"You won't have to worry about them anymore. You're a Disciple now. Meaning if they get in our way for their own personal benefit, they'll be made an example out of."

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Elemental simply watches Linch and Wreckingball from the rafters, unseen, knowing that the best way to stop them is to win the MITB match. His revenge on Linch for the attack a few days ago will soon come to fruition.

Angel is standing there next to Elemental, seemingly unnoticed by him. He waits for him to notice him.

Elemental: Ah, Mr. Angel, it is good to finally meet you.

Angel

"I've heard a lot about you Elemental, and the streak you carry appears to bear a weight upon your being. Allow me to ask you, would you like to become a part of something that could very well surpass that streak?"

Elemental: I don't deal in riddles. Tell what what figment of this Earth you are part of and why you want me to ba a part of it?

Angel

"Hmm. Straight to the point, eh? Lately I've noticed that this place has become sinful, so I've created a coalition with Matthew Brooks, among others. Our purpose is to rid this place of such evils, which I'm sure you've already seen. You've become a target, and with the help of the Disciples, you won't have such a target on your back. You can help us, as well as we can help you."

Elemental: My 7-0 record says that I don't require any help, but of course, it took two men to attack me and leave me on the concrete a few days ago. And there is said to be strength in numbers, as even an element needs three others behind them. For the sole purpose of numbers, I accept your proposition, Mr. Angel.

Angel

"Welcome aboard, Elemental. They say there is strength in numbers, so my conversions aren't exactly over yet."

He looks down, seeing that he's still eyeing up Linch and Wreckingball.

"You won't have to worry about them anymore. You're a Disciple now. Meaning if they get in our way for their own personal benefit, they'll be made an example out of."

Elemental: This Saturday, I will vanquish 7 others, including Linch, in the Crush Money in the Bank match. However, with Wreckingball in Linch's corner, my job becomes more ardous. If one of your... our Disciples can be at ringside to negate Wreckingball, then fairness is restored and I shall win the contest.

Mr Personal wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Heel R-Truth fan wrote:

Elemental simply watches Linch and Wreckingball from the rafters, unseen, knowing that the best way to stop them is to win the MITB match. His revenge on Linch for the attack a few days ago will soon come to fruition.

Angel is standing there next to Elemental, seemingly unnoticed by him. He waits for him to notice him.

Elemental: Ah, Mr. Angel, it is good to finally meet you.

Angel

"I've heard a lot about you Elemental, and the streak you carry appears to bear a weight upon your being. Allow me to ask you, would you like to become a part of something that could very well surpass that streak?"

Elemental: I don't deal in riddles. Tell what what figment of this Earth you are part of and why you want me to ba a part of it?

Angel

"Hmm. Straight to the point, eh? Lately I've noticed that this place has become sinful, so I've created a coalition with Matthew Brooks, among others. Our purpose is to rid this place of such evils, which I'm sure you've already seen. You've become a target, and with the help of the Disciples, you won't have such a target on your back. You can help us, as well as we can help you."

Elemental: My 7-0 record says that I don't require any help, but of course, it took two men to attack me and leave me on the concrete a few days ago. And there is said to be strength in numbers, as even an element needs three others behind them. For the sole purpose of numbers, I accept your proposition, Mr. Angel.

Angel

"Welcome aboard, Elemental. They say there is strength in numbers, so my conversions aren't exactly over yet."

He looks down, seeing that he's still eyeing up Linch and Wreckingball.

"You won't have to worry about them anymore. You're a Disciple now. Meaning if they get in our way for their own personal benefit, they'll be made an example out of."

Elemental: This Saturday, I will vanquish 7 others, including Linch, in the Crush Money in the Bank match. However, with Wreckingball in Linch's corner, my job becomes more ardous. If one of your... our Disciples can be at ringside to negate Wreckingball, then fairness is restored and I shall win the contest.

~Matt Brooks~
"There are 7 other guys in that match, Wreckingball will make no difference. Concentrate on your opponents before even bothering about Wreckingball."

Elemental: 7 opponents face me on Saturday. 7 opponents have been vanquished by me previously. The numbers always tell a story, remember that, Mr. Brooks. I have much business to attend to, I will see you again, hopefully at the PPV.

Elemental walks away.

Angel is standing in the rafters, holding on to a pillar up in the cheap seats. No one seemingly notices him, allowing him to take a seat and close his eyes, allowing him to go in to a deep trance of concentration.

Deacon Carmine is in the gym, working on his striking on a punching bag. Left, right, right, left. Seemingly methodical. He doesn't break a sweat as he continues to work on the bag, until ___________________ approaches him.

EXCLUSIVE SHOOT INTERVIEW

WARNING - IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDED, BELIEVE PRO WRESTLING IS REAL, ARE HARRY JONES OR JARRETT CALLOWAY, DON'T LIKE XCW OR ANY OF THE ABOVE, DON'T READ THIS

The superstar drops all the gangsta mannerisms and gives us a real insight into his thoughts on the state of current pro wrestling while also blowing the lid on some of the more 'hidden' aspects.

Interviewer: "Well Twista, first of all thanks for taking the time to do this exclusive interview for Global Wrestling Magazine! You've had a hectic time since returning to the ring at the failed Nightmare Wrestling Tournament, how about you talk us through that tournament and where you think it went wrong?"

Twista XL: "I honestly think that the Nightmare Wrestling Tournament was destined to fail from the word go. It was a great idea but in my opinion it was poorly financed and backed. Although in all probability if it had succesfully ran it's course it would've been a huge commercial success. What was it? Thirty-two of the world's best wrestlers in a tournament to crown the Greatest of all Time? As for why it went wrong when it did I'm not sure. They sold out the arena but I believe they had trouble with pay-per-view buyrates in round one. Noteably though Cyrus Black and Surge were wrestling live on pay-per-view in Japan on the same day. There was also an American Wrestling Federation re-union pay-per-view the following week and in the current climate people can't shell out for two pay-per-views in a row. The money's just not there at the moment."

Interviewer: "Your one match in the tournament was against Trenton York. In a noticeably hard-hitting match the referee and paramedics looked concerned on numerous occasions. What was that like?"

Twista XL: "York is a good guy. It was my first time working with him and it was also my first time back in the wrestling business. I have my close personal friend Surge to thank for that. Truth be told I had no intention of going anywhere near the Nightmare Wrestling Tournament but Surge saw that I was lost without pro wrestling and convinced me to sign up. Not that I had any choice, the motherfucker had already signed me up! I'll be honest I was a bit worried about facing Trenton York in my return match. I wanted too hold the crowd's interest but I didn't know if I'd be up to pace in the ring with York. I hadn't wrestled in six months and he had world championship reigns in mainstream companies! But I got there and we had a little spar in the ring, that's when Jake Lyndon told York that he wanted to put me over what with it being my return and all. York wasn't best happy about this so it was decided we'd actually just let the best man win. I was on the back foot for most of the match but I caught him on the hop and got the win. People were wondering why we worked so stiff in that match and if there was actually any real heat but the fact is that night, on my return, I actually fought Trenton York."

Interviewer: "Everyone thought that tournament was a one-off thing for Twista XL but you shocked the world by joining the revitalized EFNW a mere few weeks later. How did that come about?"

Twista XL: "Yeah it actually was. It was kind of a thing where I'd do this one gig (Nightmare Wrestling Tournament) get the big pay day and go back to MC'ing. But once I got back in the ring and experienced the thrill of winning again I knew I couldn't stay away. Besides, I had some unfinished business. Like a legit World Championship reign."

Interviewer: "On the world championship comment, you're surely referring to your reign as XCW Xplosion World Champion?"

Twista XL: "Yeah. A lot of people shit on my reign as World Champion on Xplosion and maybe some of it's due. I HATE saying anything bad about XCW because it was a truly great company, like if the re-opened their doors, I'd drop everything and sign a contract with them, but the one thing I'm not happy about is the heel turn I had over there. I thought it was unnessecary but as I said I'd do anything for that company and the people who ran it. They went along with it and I got the World Championship whilst heel. It was only a short reign but it's probably my greatest achievement in pro wrestling. The other gripe I have is that many people don't consider XCW a mainstream company like CWW, EFNW or ECCW so many people wouldn't actually classify the championship as a 'World' championship. Regardless of what people say, I'm proud of what I done and I'm proud of that reign. That's why I carry that championship around."

Interviewer: "You not only returned to EFNW in the ring you joined elsewhere outside the ring ..."

Twista XL: "Yeah that was crazy! I got the call off ECCW and to be honest I was a bit shocked. I said yeah and next thing I knew I was signing forms and watching tapes of all the talent signed for Doom 6. Good bunch of lads and I particularly like Deacon Carmine. He's a great look and a unique heel 'American Hero' gimmick. People slam the ECCW creative team but I think they're great. The BSK invasion and the Malcom Gibson angle has endless potential. They've also spoken to me about numerous ideas and most of them are good."

Interviewer: "So have you dividied loyality between EFNW and ECCW?"

Twista XL: "Nah, I've different jobs for both. I won't get in the ring for ECCW and I won't step outside it for EFNW. My loyalties lie with EFNW as a wrestler and my loyalties lie with ECCW as an authority figure. I don't have to be loyal to one company just because of this war thing."

Interview: "What are your opinions on the war between EFNW and ECCW?"

Twista XL: "I don't think it's a war between EFNW and ECCW, it's more so a war between Harry Jones and Jarrett Calloway. It seems the two have actual real heat with one another. I always think it's a bit dodgy fueling a feud with real heat. It makes for great promo's but terrible matches. How can the two of them be expected to stand in a ring and effectively work the crowd? The communication would be horrible, they'd be no selling, messing up spots. The only way you'd get a good match out of those two is if they literally were told to kill each other. And that's too dangerous. I also think that the two have huge egos. All well and good if the INSIST on having their issues with each other but I think it was egotistical of them both to drag the two companies into it."

Interviewer: "Who do you think is right in the arguement?"

Twista XL: "I think they're both idiots as anyone with half a brain cell does. However, I find Harry to be very hypocritical and non-sensical. He says Jarrett Calloway is an ego-maniac and buries people yet Harry himself has had what ... twenty-three World Championship reigns? I've put just as much into wrestling as he had and God knows I could match him move for move in the ring and on the mic and I've had one semi-World Championship reign. People say he's a record smasher but who approved most of his reigns? His dad, Travis Jones. People say it takes a special man to win over twenty World Championships no matter what the circumstance are. Know what I say? It takes a VERY special man to lose a World Championship over twenty times. Also Harry urges people to not watch ECCW and to watch EFNW where you'll get an alternative and great wrestlers. Someone care to explain why we have Jarrett Calloway and Venom - two ECCW wrestlers - on our first PPV and I'm stuck in a twelve man match after delievering three match of the year contenders in the fatal four way and against Cyrus Black and Dan Maskell?"

Interviewer: "Who are/was the top five wrestlers in the world?"

Twista XL: "It depends on what criteria but in general I'd say ... Jake Lyndon at number five, the man had every right to give himself the moniker of a wrestling God and he was also without a doubt the best tag team wrestler of all time. I'd have John Heroman at number four. The man only lost once in the best company I've been apart of and has had massive wins over myself and Surge on numerous occasions. It's with pride I say that I was the one he chose to finally retire him. Number three and number two is a joint award with ... you guessed it Cyrus Black and Surge. I've faced both men in recent weeks and fucking hell - those guys can wrestle. They both know how to work a mic too. The best wrestler in the world in my opinion is The Flaming Red. The guy could do it all in the ring, was an amazing story teller both in and out of the ring and was a pure professional backstage. He also helped me quite a bit when I made the leap up to the big leagues - the number one wrestling company in the world at the time, American Wrestling Federation. He was also the won that urged Tommy Bishop to make me win the Revoultion Rumble only two weeks after debuting."

Interviewer: "Best feud you've been apart of?"

Twista XL: "I'd say it was in CWW. I was teaming with MMA fighter Dan Masterson as Kriminal Tap Out and we won the tag team championships. Everyone seen me as the weaker member of the team as I done a lot of the donkey work and if there was a save to be made Masterson made it and he always got the pin. This lead to a bit of tension with Masterson basically telling me what to do and tagging himself in and the likes. Masterson then won a singles secondary championship in the company. To prove that I was every bit as good I won the other secondary championship they had to offer. So we were both double champions and without a doubt one of the hottest commidities going. Dan Masterson turned on me but we kept defending the tag team championships because we didn't want one or the other of us to be percieved as the stronger member of KTO. It was literally the most heat a feud had in ages on CWW and it was the hottest I'd been since I won the Revolution Rumble in AWF. People were screaming for a World Championship chance so a number one contenders match was arranged. It was meant to be a double DQ and then we'd go onto face the champ Hardcore Demon in a triple threat on PPV. One of us should have went over Demon then, one of us HAD to. We were red hot. Probably two of the most popular wrestlers going at the stage. But Demon wanted to put us both through announcer tables and then make a double pin on us. I didn't believe either of our performances merited that kind of burial but Masterson was willing to take the burial as he reckoned it would push him further up creatives good books. So instead of the double DQ in our match I let Masterson pin me. We were meant to go for seven or eight minutes to leave time for a Demon promo but I had already decided it would be my last match for the company and in fact it was to be my last match for over six months and I wanted to get some measure of getting one over on Demon so when Masterson had me locked in the crossface I whispered for him to keep going the crowd were loving it. He let me make the ropes and we ended up going twelve minutes over the schedueled match time! The show ended with Masterson celebrating and Demon didn't get to do his promo! I gave my notice the next day and was gone before the PPV. Oh yeah, in the World Championship match Demon beat Masterson in under four minutes. He left after that to return to MMA."

Interviewer: "Where do you see the EFNW-ECCW war going?"

Twista XL: "When it was just Jones and Calloway I'd have said it could go anywhere. It could maybe have been quite good. But now that both men have sensed a money making opportunity and another niche to get themselves on screen and be the center of attention I don't really give a fuck. It was personal but now that they have the two companies involved it's just going to be another stupid invasion work. I just beg people to watch the real talent on EFNW - Myself, Dan Maskell, Michael DeJesus, Cyrus Black, Surge, Angel Rodriguez, Omega, Peter Linch, Psychosilicon, El Amazo, Daniel Evans, Josh Polson and Casey Anomally. I'm not purposly leaving anyone out by the way."

Interview: "Casey Anomally named you as the only threat in the Classic Match. Thoughts?"

Twista XL: "Stupid match, stupid idea. Too many variables in the match. There is two ECCW wrestler wrestling matches being promoted as semi-main events while guys like me and Casey are stuck in a multi-man match. I'm sure the Venom and Calloway matches would be the main event except that Surge and Black would literally beat the shit out of Travis Jones if there match wasn't main event. Anyway about the Classic Match, some thanks for me putting on three five star matches huh?"

Interviewer: "Any last words?"

Twista XL: "Fuck ECCW, fuck EFNW. Fuck a gimmick, fuck a stereyotype. Support real professional wrestling. Also shout out to FSW a company being set up in my birth country of Ireland and being ran by good friend Aidan Steryo. Also shout out to Tom Bamford who recently got admitted to hospital with food poisoning. PS I fucked all your mothers."

OOC - Jarrett, will you mail me when you're cool to talk on XAT?

Make Twista's pic base Jack Evans. You know you want to.

Zadok wrote:

Make Twista's pic base Jack Evans. You know you want to.

Why lol? Twista's black haha!

God V2 (SUPERFRIEND) wrote:

Zadok wrote:

Make Twista's pic base Jack Evans. You know you want to.

Why lol? Twista's black haha!

Evans is... Almost black.

He is a black man in a white man's body, so he is close enough.

Mr Personal wrote:

He is a black man in a white man's body, so he is close enough.

Therefore, he's black. Case closed.

Bruiser Bigshot is preparing for his match with Rex Reznor tonight on DOOM.