ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 22.0

Surge and Roger Studley started things off. Surge did not appear to be frightened by the chamber at all, though it is his first time in it, a factor all six entrants tonight are facing. Surge looked to be right at home inside of the chamber, going right after Studley and dominating the early portion of the match. Studley was being whipped all around the ring. There was only one moment throughout the assault that Studley looked to be getting an advantage, when he cornered Surge and unleashed his frustration out on him. Though Surge controlled most of the first five minutes of the contest, he didn't dominate enough to put Studley away. The countdown timer expired and the first pod opened, letting out Sean Shamrock.

Much to the dismay of the crowd, who seemed to be getting behind Surge, Shamrock came out and immediately decided to go after Surge. He surprised him from behind, getting in punches and kicks, but like with Studley, Surge prevailed. Surge began his tactical form of attack against Shamrock, but was cut off by Studley, as the imminent double team on Surge commenced. Their double team attack was interrupted by the all too familiar buzzer, as entrant number four came out of his pod; Zayten.

Zayten looked impressive, not afraid to go after the team of Studley and Shamrock. He got some impressive hits in to begin with, but soon fell victim to the same double team tactics of the tandem. That is, until Surge came to and pummeled the pair. In time, Surge eliminated Studley via submission through the Magno-Flex III. Zayten eventually eliminated Shamrock with a quick roll up as well. With that, the tag team mini-match ended and a real one began. The next pod soon opened however, letting out Casey Anomaly, meaning the champ would enter last.

Anomaly was cautious to enter the match. He intelligently let Surge and Zayten go at it. After the two wore one another out, he stepped in and picked up the pieces. After sending Surge into the chamber walls and then head first to a pod, Anomaly was able to pin Surge and put him away. Not long after, Zayten went for a roll up and came as close as you can get to a three without actually getting it. The battle continued until Angel entered.

Angel, like Anomaly, was careful getting into the action, not wanting to be directly involved as soon as his time came. But Anomaly would have none of it, as he went on the attack on the champion. Angel fought back, as the rivalry between the two was instantly renewed at that point. The two really began using the steel as their teammate and opponent. Much of their dual was fought outside of the ring and on the steel mesh. Zayten had some recovery time while the two went at it, but as soon as the duo got back into the ring, he was no longer safe. Zayten wound up being the next to go, being pinned following a vicious assault by Angel.

Just like that, the Powerplay match up between Angel and Anomaly was relived. After a long and drawn out battle between the two, almost a singles match within the chamber, one superstar prevailed. Joining past champions in defying the odds, Angel retained in a grueling chamber match following a Journey's End, one of Cyrus Black's signature moves, the ultimate way of winning, as Angel defeated his fellow student at Powerplay with the same finisher.

WINNER: Still ECCW Heavyweight Champion Angel [via pinfall @ 34]

After a back and forth battle with the crowd split between the two but largely in favor of Ausberry, who looked to be mounting a comeback. Hitting a few clotheslines to gain momentum, Ausberry was finally getting the big break he needed to win. However, he soon missed a clothesline and was put into a state of shock by a surprise superkick from Jones, a signature move of his. Luckily for Ausberry, he was sent backwards into a nearby corner rather than down to the mat. His luck soon ran empty when Jones approached and connected with Boston's Own, his finishing move. The move did in fact finish off Ausberry, as Jones got the retribution on Ausberry that he has been craving.

WINNER: Adam Jones [via pinfall @ 15]

With Brooks on the receiving end of two near falls, Carmine was becoming a nuisance for Evans and Nova, as he continued to intervene and break up the pin attempts. Nova intended to take care of this however, clotheslining Carmine off the ring apron. This wouldn't keep him down, though. Nova then hit the ropes and went for a suicide dive, but unbeknownst to him, Brooks saw what he was doing and hit a big boot right to the face. Carmine got back up onto the apron and looked ready to enter the ring, but Evans Irish whipped Brooks right into Carmine, knocking him off again, before connecting with an NMA on Brooks and covering for the three count.

WINNERS: Still ECCW Tag Team Champions Kevin Evans & Alex Nova [via pinfall (Evans over Brooks) @ 12]

The dominant Evander Rayne had control of the better part of the match, although there were times when Tiger Boy put hope back into the fans' minds. An upset win for Tiger was teased throughout the match. However, the miracle just didn't happen, as Rayne put Tiger away in the quickest match of the night so far.

WINNER: Still ECCW Television Champion Evander Rayne [via pinfall @ 4]

Many metal objects were utilized in this bout. A steel chain brought to the ring by Krimson was used by both superstars, along with a steel chair and pipe found under the ring. Mid-match, Venom decimated Krimson with a ladder and Krimson used the steel steps for an advantage. The match concluded when Krimson got ahold of the ring bell and absolutely went to town on Venom with it. He whacked Venom in the head with it several times, as blood flowed through Venom's mask in a horror movie-like scene. Krimson looked happier than ever to lift Venom into a Chokeslam and pin him.

WINNER: Krimson [via pinfall @ 21]

The two starting off the match are the champion Dustin Shore and Harry Jones. As if Shore didn't have the odds against him already, he has even less of a chance of winning entering first. It is back and forth between the two and stays that way until the first pod is open, releasing the third man into the match, being John Leopold.

Leopold did not hesitate at all to include himself into the action. Like in the chamber earlier, the steel mesh of the walls and floor were being used often and very effectively. All three of the first men took hard hits colliding with the chamber structure itself. Leopold was rammed into the wall by Jones, Shore was whipped into an empty pod by Leopold, and Jones was slammed down on the floor by Shore. No elimination could be achieved before the fourth man came into the match. Peter Linch's pod opened next and he looked excited to have the opportunity to be up against three superstars who were already fairly physically spent.

Linch looked pretty impressive since his release from his pod, but soon he fell victim to a blindside attack courtesy of Jones. Jones did not show any mercy in assaulting Linch, whipping him into the steel repeatedly. In the meantime, Shore and Leopold dueled, looking to get the upper hand in the match. The cameras seemed to be much more interested in the pain Jones was happily causing Linch however. The climax of the attack came when Jones grabbed Linch and threw him into a pod head first, not only busting him open, but also shattering the already weakened glass of the pod. Time passed and still nobody was eliminated as the fifth men entered; Jarrett Calloway.

Obviously, Calloway and Jones went straight after one another. As time passed, one thing remained the same; that Linch was not up on his feet, not even stirring. This prompted the referee to go check on him. Things got worse for Linch when the referee decided to hand him over to the team of trainers awaiting him outside of the chamber. At that moment, Linch was officially unofficially out of the match due to injury. As the Calloway versus Jones exhibition was at a standstill, Leopold shocked Shore by hitting his finisher. Losing track of time, Leopold was equally as surprised to get wrecked by Williams, who entered the match as the final entrant.

Williams hit the Dream Crusher on Leopold just like he did on Friday, picking up the pin afterwards and eliminating Leopold. He went to cover Shore too, but the fighting champion willed his shoulder up just in time. The Calloway versus Jones brawl soon got uglier as steel became the third wheel in the fight. After what seems to be ages, Shore gets the upper hand in his respective brawl and hits the Shore Leave on Williams and earns himself an elimination. This left only half of the men in the ring. When Jones thought he was special for bringing down Calloway, he seemed to forget Shore is also in the match. Shore went right after Jones, but Jones managed to duck out of the way and sent Shore over the top rope and to the steel outside. With the perfect distraction there, Calloway brilliantly rolled up Jones and used the ropes for leverage, getting a three count as Jones kicked out at the three, but it was too late. Jones was eliminated by Calloway in an upset roll up. Not taking it well, Jones took it out on Calloway, hitting an HKO reminiscient to his attack on Calloway on last Friday's episode of Crush. With both Shore and Calloway down, the match from there on out was a slow paced one with plenty of high spots. Some highlights include when Shore's attempt to put Calloway away was countered and Shore was hit with a Run Down, but kicked out somehow. He also tried catapulting Calloway into the steel at one point but Calloway hung on and moonsaulted backwards, catching Shore in a reverse DDT. The match went on like this until Shore finally caught Calloway in the Shore Leave in the center of the ring. Unfortunately for Calloway, it was just too much to handle.

WINNER: Still ECCW World Champion Dustin Shore [via pinfall @ 38]