ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 23.0

As expected, the match has been back and forth thus far. Evans looks to be gaining momentum as he starts a series of clotheslines on Nova, stopping after the third. As Nova struggles his way to his feet, Evans cuts him off and hits a European uppercut before kneeing him in the gut. He sets up for the Evans Spike, but Nova breaks out of it before getting nailed by flipping Evans over his shoulder and springboarding off the second rope, grabbing Evans' head and connecting with a spiked DDT. Evans gets up, looking to be quite dazed, as Evans lifts him up and down with his signature spinebuster. The crowd starts to get behind Nova as the tables turn. Nova lies in wait for Evans to rise to his feet. When he does, Nova approaches and hits a devastating version of his Karma Injection, falling into the cover. The referee counts the three.

WINNER: Alex Nova [via pinfall @ 12:08]

The fifteen superstars have engaged in an all out brawl throughout the match so far. The first capturing of a case seems to be taking place, as four men are caught up in one of the four corners of the ring. They are all fighting for possession of case number one. Doing the fighting is Roger Studley, Evander Rayne, Riff Radley, and Phil Brilliance. Studley and Brilliance and both struggling up on the top rope, while the big Rayne is trying to knock them down, with Radley assisting. Eventually, they topple Studley, soon followed by Brilliance. Rayne has a hard time climbing, which allows Radley to get an advantage climbing. Amazingly enough, Radley actually uses Rayne to climb on, getting on his shoulders. Just then, Big Roy swoops in and gets under Rayne, using every bit of his power to actually lift the big man and take him to the mat with an electric chair. However, Radley holds on for dear life onto the post, leaving him the only one left standing for the moment. He takes down case one, quickly dropping down and rolling out of the ring. Radley officially possesses case number one.
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Christian Storm looks ready to capture case number four, as an alarming total of eleven superstars are all on the outside, either brawling, resting, or laying on the floor. The other three are Michael Ausberry, Christopher Styles, and Sean Shamrock. Shamrock is knocked out on the mat, but Styles and Ausberry soon notice Storm. They move towards case four and try to take him off the top rope. Originally unsuccessful, Storm shoves them away. They both get back up rather quickly, but is a recovered Matt Brooks on the apron who knocks Storm off the top turnbuckle. At that moment, Ausberry clotheslines him back off the apron. Styles takes advantage of the situation and starts to climb up to the post. Ausberry tries to fight him off, but eventually loses his grip on the post, also losing his balance as he falls hard. Styles undoes the case and gets down onto the apron, hopping off with possession of case number four.
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Michael DeJesus has both hands on case number two, almost unhooking it. However, Deacon Carmine intercepts him and nails a low blow. The fans hate it, showering Carmine with boos. With a smirk, Carmine looks to have case two guaranteed. That's until Adam Jones springboards into the ring, taking down Carmine with a senton and landing on his feet right in front of the corner with case four up high. He ascends to the top rope and brings it down, dropping to the mat and eventually to the floor, gaining official possession.
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After a majority of the match having passed without much action from Surge, the tide soon turns. Surge takes control of the match, plowing through everyone in his way. The crowd gets excited as he sees that the only thing left in the ring besides him is case number three. Getting to the top rope, Surge tugs on the case. In time, he gets ahold of it and yanks it down. He drops back down to the mat and begins to exit the ring through the ropes. In the process, Beau Joist comes out from nowhere and uses Surge's case to whack him in the face with, loosening Surge's grip. Joist commits highway robbery as he steals the case. Both feet touch the floor.

CASE WINNERS: Riff Radley [@ 8:04], Christopher Styles [@12:24], Adam Jones [@17:50], Beau Joist [@21:42]

The theme of the match has seemed to be continuous. Azazel has been dominant throughout parts of it, but there have been several times so far that Azazel's dominance has been doubted and suppressed by Zayten. There have been many times thus far where Zayten looked to nearly pull off an upset. However, in this type of match, making your opponent draw blood is the only way to win. No matter how hard Azazel beats up on Zayten, he did not seem to be able to bleed. Azazel seems to be becoming more and more frustrated as time goes on, and justifiably so. Looking to wear down Zayten, Azazel lifts him up into a bearhug submission. He keeps him there for an exceptional amount of time. Zayten looks to be getting increasingly exhausted. All of a sudden, he perks up and moves his head towards Azazel's neck, showing his fang-like teeth. In quite the confusing moment, Azazel drops to the mat, as Zayten drops to his side. The referee checks on them, when he notices that blood has been produced on Azazel's neck. He calls for the bell.

WINNER: Still ECCW Pure Champion Zayten [via first blood @ 20]

After a little while of Williams domination, Leopold turns things around in his favor. Getting Williams up, he slams him down to the mat with a scoop slam. He follows it up with a knee drop to the face, making Williams squirm about. The crowd goes nuts as Leopold signals for the end. Just then, a distraction happens. Music begins blaring through the arena speakers. The thing is, the music is all too familiar to Leopold and the fans. Appearing on the stage and quickly walking down the ramp, looking to have a purpose, is Dan Maskell. He gets up on the ring apron and stares face to face with Leopold, who looks awfully confused. In the meantime, Williams stands and turns Leopold around, hitting the Dream Crusher and covering for the three count. The fans boo hard.

WINNER: Still ECCW Legend's Champion Will Williams [via pinfall @ 19]

As expected, the match has been back and forth thus far. Evans looks to be gaining momentum as he starts a series of clotheslines on Nova, stopping after the third. As Nova struggles his way to his feet, Evans cuts him off and hits a European uppercut before kneeing him in the gut. He sets up for the Evans Spike, but Nova breaks out of it before getting nailed by flipping Evans over his shoulder and springboarding off the second rope, grabbing Evans' head and connecting with a spiked DDT. Evans gets up, looking to be quite dazed, as Evans lifts him up and down with his signature spinebuster. The crowd starts to get behind Nova as the tables turn. Nova lies in wait for Evans to rise to his feet. When he does, Nova approaches and hits a devastating version of his Karma Injection, falling into the cover. The referee counts the three.

WINNER: Alex Nova [via pinfall @ 12:08]

The fifteen superstars have engaged in an all out brawl throughout the match so far. The first capturing of a case seems to be taking place, as four men are caught up in one of the four corners of the ring. They are all fighting for possession of case number one. Doing the fighting is Roger Studley, Evander Rayne, Riff Radley, and Phil Brilliance. Studley and Brilliance and both struggling up on the top rope, while the big Rayne is trying to knock them down, with Radley assisting. Eventually, they topple Studley, soon followed by Brilliance. Rayne has a hard time climbing, which allows Radley to get an advantage climbing. Amazingly enough, Radley actually uses Rayne to climb on, getting on his shoulders. Just then, Big Roy swoops in and gets under Rayne, using every bit of his power to actually lift the big man and take him to the mat with an electric chair. However, Radley holds on for dear life onto the post, leaving him the only one left standing for the moment. He takes down case one, quickly dropping down and rolling out of the ring. Radley officially possesses case number one.
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Christian Storm looks ready to capture case number four, as an alarming total of eleven superstars are all on the outside, either brawling, resting, or laying on the floor. The other three are Michael Ausberry, Christopher Styles, and Sean Shamrock. Shamrock is knocked out on the mat, but Styles and Ausberry soon notice Storm. They move towards case four and try to take him off the top rope. Originally unsuccessful, Storm shoves them away. They both get back up rather quickly, but is a recovered Matt Brooks on the apron who knocks Storm off the top turnbuckle. At that moment, Ausberry clotheslines him back off the apron. Styles takes advantage of the situation and starts to climb up to the post. Ausberry tries to fight him off, but eventually loses his grip on the post, also losing his balance as he falls hard. Styles undoes the case and gets down onto the apron, hopping off with possession of case number four.
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Michael DeJesus has both hands on case number two, almost unhooking it. However, Deacon Carmine intercepts him and nails a low blow. The fans hate it, showering Carmine with boos. With a smirk, Carmine looks to have case two guaranteed. That's until Adam Jones springboards into the ring, taking down Carmine with a senton and landing on his feet right in front of the corner with case four up high. He ascends to the top rope and brings it down, dropping to the mat and eventually to the floor, gaining official possession.
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After a majority of the match having passed without much action from Surge, the tide soon turns. Surge takes control of the match, plowing through everyone in his way. The crowd gets excited as he sees that the only thing left in the ring besides him is case number three. Getting to the top rope, Surge tugs on the case. In time, he gets ahold of it and yanks it down. He drops back down to the mat and begins to exit the ring through the ropes. In the process, Beau Joist comes out from nowhere and uses Surge's case to whack him in the face with, loosening Surge's grip. Joist commits highway robbery as he steals the case. Both feet touch the floor.

CASE WINNERS: Riff Radley [@ 8:04], Christopher Styles [@12:24], Adam Jones [@17:50], Beau Joist [@21:42]

The theme of the match has seemed to be continuous. Azazel has been dominant throughout parts of it, but there have been several times so far that Azazel's dominance has been doubted and suppressed by Zayten. There have been many times thus far where Zayten looked to nearly pull off an upset. However, in this type of match, making your opponent draw blood is the only way to win. No matter how hard Azazel beats up on Zayten, he did not seem to be able to bleed. Azazel seems to be becoming more and more frustrated as time goes on, and justifiably so. Looking to wear down Zayten, Azazel lifts him up into a bearhug submission. He keeps him there for an exceptional amount of time. Zayten looks to be getting increasingly exhausted. All of a sudden, he perks up and moves his head towards Azazel's neck, showing his fang-like teeth. In quite the confusing moment, Azazel drops to the mat, as Zayten drops to his side. The referee checks on them, when he notices that blood has been produced on Azazel's neck. He calls for the bell.

WINNER: Still ECCW Pure Champion Zayten [via first blood @ 20:16]

After a little while of Williams domination, Leopold turns things around in his favor. Getting Williams up, he slams him down to the mat with a scoop slam. He follows it up with a knee drop to the face, making Williams squirm about. The crowd goes nuts as Leopold signals for the end. Just then, a distraction happens. Music begins blaring through the arena speakers. The thing is, the music is all too familiar to Leopold and the fans. Appearing on the stage and quickly walking down the ramp, looking to have a purpose, is Dan Maskell. He gets up on the ring apron and stares face to face with Leopold, who looks awfully confused. In the meantime, Williams stands and turns Leopold around, hitting the Dream Crusher and covering for the three count. The fans boo hard.

WINNER: Still ECCW Legend's Champion Will Williams [via pinfall @ 19:01]

The match is mainly comprised of a lot of times when the match almost ended due to one of the two monsters being sent into the flames. It was obviously fought entirely in the ring, as close to the middle as possible. Towards the end of the match, Krimson had Venom as close to the flames at leaning him up against the ring ropes. Venom fought out of the situation though, unleashing a set of punches directed at Krimson, who didn't take it lightly, punching back. Venom soon got the upper hand with an out of nowhere big boot. Krimson is taken off his feet and to the mat. The crowd cheers for their favorite of the two as Venom lifts his hand into the air, setting up for a Chokeslam to finish off Krimson. When Krimson rises, Venom grabs him by the throat and uses his power to lift up the big man and toss him over the top rope, catching him some of the fire along the way. Paramedics rush to the scene to extinguish the fire on Krimson.

WINNER: Venom [via setting opponent ablaze @ 13:14]

With Angel in control of Evans, he looks to be ready to finish thing up and leave Slam-Mania with his title. His thoughts are interrupted when Anomaly comes up from behind him and lifts him onto his shoulders, hitting the Into Oblivion signature move. Anomaly takes some time to beat down on Angel, enjoying every second of it. He stops and taunts, as he is now the one looking to close it out. Evans interrupts Anomaly in a similar way that Anomaly did to Angel previously, as he reaches his leg high up for a superkick, but Anomaly ducks down. Instead, the impact is on the referee, who falls down from the superkick and rolls to the outside. Anomaly then hits the Corrupted on a distracted Evans, causing him to also roll to the outside. Angel continues the finisher fest, laying out Anomaly. The problem now is that there is no referee. Angel pins anyway, in hopes that the referee will come to and count the pin, but no luck. Angel certainly had Anomaly down for three seconds, which makes Angel's visible frustration skyrocket. He tries to wake up the referee, but soon it doesn't matter. A new referee comes sprinting down the ramp, but before Angel can turn around to try again, Anomaly rolls him up. The referee slides into the ring at the perfectly convenient time to count the pin. Angel kicks out exactly when the referee's hand hit the mat for three.

WINNER: New ECCW Heavyweight Champion Casey Anomaly [via pinfall @ 24:26]

The match goes by in exciting fashion, leaving the audience hanging onto every move. Walker was impressive from the outset, looking more fierce than usual. Walker fought it out to the end, but would just not stay down, no matter how hard Shore tried to make him. Soon enough, he was in position for the Shore Leave, getting hit with the finisher, but still managing a kick out at the two and a half count. Once up, it looked as if Walker was actually going to turn the tables and put out Shore. After a short while of more back and forth fighting, Shore caught Walker up into the Shore Leave yet again, bringing him down to the mat and finally getting the pin he so depserately needed.

WINNER: Still ECCW World Champion Dustin Shore [via pinfall @ 21:59]

Both men have endured a fabulous match of many near falls and shocks and surprises. The action, as expected, was as back and forth as you could possibly get. Calloway and Jones put their bodies through hell, all for the right to say they won the match fair and square. Both superstars used their finishing moves several times, but until the end, nothing seemed to be working. At one point, Jones tries again. He leaps into the air and slams Calloway down with an HKO, the third of the match! The fans are on their feet in anticipation. Jones slowly crawls over to Calloway and hooks the leg. The crowd goes absolutely insane as Calloway gets the shoulder up at the two and three fourths. Jones buries his head in his hands before starting his routine of complaining to the referee. In time, Calloway rolls Jones up, which could perhaps mark the second roll up upset of the night, but Jones gets out of it in time, much to the dismay of those in attendance. That is when they both get on their feet and hit the ropes. Calloway tries for a clothesline, but Jones ducks. Rebounding, Jones tries, but Calloway ducks. They hit the ropes for a third time, as Jones ducks the anticipated clothesline, but instead, Calloway absolutely flattens him with the Run Down spear! The crowd roars as Calloway crawls into a cover. The referee's count seems to last a lifetime, but soon, it's over. It's all over.

WINNER: Jarrett Calloway [via pinfall @ 33:17]