ECCW: Extreme Created Championship Wrestling 15.0

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My peeps arrive, wondering if Jarrett needs any help.

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Warbringer Mesa wrote:: My peeps arrive, wondering if Jarrett needs any help.

OT: I'm fine, I'm working on the last match. Sorry about your match too, if you saw the PM.

#1 Contender Posts : 2156

Jarrett wrote:

Warbringer Mesa wrote:: My peeps arrive, wondering if Jarrett needs any help.

OT: I'm fine, I'm working on the last match. Sorry about your match too, if you saw the PM.

I did, but it's whatever, ya know? Anyways, lemme know if you need a Promo Vid for Slam-Mania or anything else.

#1 Contender Posts : 2043 Age : 33

off: I just noticed Will is double booked. That on purpose or an accident?

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Dolemite wrote:: off: I just noticed Will is double booked. That on purpose or an accident?

OT: An accident initially, but I noticed while I was writing the show and ran with it.

Jobber Posts : 466 Age : 28 Location : Boynton Beach, FL

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:: (Hunter J is sitting in his locker room getting ready to defend his title at the Pay-Per-View tonight)

(Kevin Evans is wandering the halls when someone bumps into him)

OOC: Anyone up for a fued?

Is one of them Heel or Face

Jobber Posts : 182 Age : 30 Location : Emerald, Australia

''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:: (Hunter J is sitting in his locker room getting ready to defend his title at the Pay-Per-View tonight)

(Kevin Evans is wandering the halls when someone bumps into him)

OOC: Anyone up for a fued?

Is one of them Heel or Face

Hunter = Face

Evans = Heel

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Jarrett has died so SP and Mesa now own ECCW. SP was the one who killed Jarrett, so he's in prison and I get his share of the company. So, we have some changes to be made.

1. Daniel Evans and Tiger Boy are the tag team champions.
2. Chris James gets both World Titles and combines them to make the Undisputed Noob Squasher Championship.
3. Joey Heat wins the Legends Championship.
4. ECCW buys CWW.
5. James O'Riley comes back to life and Evans gives him the Pure title.
6. Amy pins James O'Riley for the title.
7. Jarrett wins the Women's title.

More changes to be announced.

Jobber Posts : 466 Age : 28 Location : Boynton Beach, FL

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:

''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:: (Hunter J is sitting in his locker room getting ready to defend his title at the Pay-Per-View tonight)

(Kevin Evans is wandering the halls when someone bumps into him)

OOC: Anyone up for a fued?

Is one of them Heel or Face

Hunter = Face

Evans = Heel

Alright what Brand is Evans on.

Executive Posts : 3205 Age : 31 Location : Canada

Warbringer Mesa wrote:: Jarrett has died so SP and Mesa now own ECCW. SP was the one who killed Jarrett, so he's in prison and I get his share of the company. So, we have some changes to be made.

1. Daniel Evans and Tiger Boy are the tag team champions.
2. Chris James gets both World Titles and combines them to make the Undisputed Noob Squasher Championship.
3. Joey Heat wins the Legends Championship.
4. ECCW buys CWW.
5. James O'Riley comes back to life and Evans gives him the Pure title.
6. Amy pins James O'Riley for the title.
7. Jarrett wins the Women's title.

More changes to be announced.

"AND I QUOTE!"

"Hello! I ... SP may be in jail, but I can still comunicate via laptop. So, Mesa ... SP is still taking control of his share. As his first ruleing ... SP has decided to fire everyone in ECCW. Thank you"

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''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:

''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:: (Hunter J is sitting in his locker room getting ready to defend his title at the Pay-Per-View tonight)

(Kevin Evans is wandering the halls when someone bumps into him)

OOC: Anyone up for a fued?

Is one of them Heel or Face

Hunter = Face

Evans = Heel

Alright what Brand is Evans on.

Domination.

Jobber Posts : 466 Age : 28 Location : Boynton Beach, FL

Jarrett wrote:

''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:

''King'' ExtremeStyles wrote:

John (Phenonemal Aussie) wrote:: (Hunter J is sitting in his locker room getting ready to defend his title at the Pay-Per-View tonight)

(Kevin Evans is wandering the halls when someone bumps into him)

OOC: Anyone up for a fued?

Is one of them Heel or Face

Hunter = Face

Evans = Heel

Alright what Brand is Evans on.

Domination.

Thanks,Jarrett.

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OT: Sorry for the delay, it won't be too much longer, promise! I'd like to blame the following!

*SP
*Mesa
*ES
*Oriadon
*Some troll

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"The Natural" Mack Robinson is in the gym lifting weights in his wrestling attire, as he is preparing for tonight's Fatal 4 Way Doom Championship Match.

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OT: I am done! Heavy Metal will be posted in just a few minutes!

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Jarrett wrote:: OT: I am done! Heavy Metal will be posted in just a few minutes!

OT: Can't wait! Hope Robinson is bringing a world title to his career.

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The Corre's King Del Rio wrote:

Jarrett wrote:: OT: I am done! Heavy Metal will be posted in just a few minutes!

OT: Can't wait! Hope Robinson is bringing a world title to his career.

The Doom Championship is considered a world title, correct?

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The Corre's King Del Rio wrote:

Jarrett wrote:: OT: I am done! Heavy Metal will be posted in just a few minutes!

OT: Can't wait! Hope Robinson is bringing a world title to his career.

The Doom Championship is considered a world title, correct?

OT: It is called one, but it isn't really, no.

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Jarrett wrote:

The Corre's King Del Rio wrote:

Jarrett wrote:: OT: I am done! Heavy Metal will be posted in just a few minutes!

OT: Can't wait! Hope Robinson is bringing a world title to his career.

The Doom Championship is considered a world title, correct?

OT: It is called one, but it isn't really, no.

Well, I'll consider it one if Mack wins. He needs 4 career world titles to match 4 mid-card belts.

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HEAVY METAL

*The stage pyro goes off as the crowd goes nuts, as we are only one pay-per-view away from the show of shows, Slam-Mania! With two elimination chamber title matches tonight, as well as several other title matches, just about everything is on the line here tonight. The show begins with an introduction from the commentating team.*

Commentator 1: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Heavy Metal! We've got a great show in store for you tonight, featuring two sure-to-be brutal elimination chamber matches for ECCW's two main World Championships. Who will come out on top and go to Slam-Mania with a title? We'll be finding all of that out tonight!

Commentator 2: However, the action has already begun, as we kicked off the show with a dark match featuring two of ECCW's dominant divas, a match in which Sophie Mac retained the ECCW Diva's Championship against the challenger Alicia Short. During that match, Melissa Sterlings tried to get involved and assist Alicia, but the plan backfired, only distracting Alicia.

Commentator 3: With that said, let's allow the action to continue! Let's take it to Justin Roberts, with the first on-air match of the night.

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: The following is a fatal-four-way match, scheduled for one fall, and it is for the Doom World Championship!

*The first competitor to enter the match is Paul Richard, who has Olaf Maik by his side. With this extra help from ringside, it may not be a matter of if Maik interferes, but when.*

Justin: Introducing first, accompanied by Olaf Maik, from Berlin, Germany, Paul Richard!

*Next out is Robbie Domville, who looks to be full of energy and potential heading into the match.*

Justin: And the opponents, first, from New York, Robbie Domville!

*The third man to enter the match is Mack Robinson, who looks fired up and ready to perhaps become the first Doom World Champion of season four.*

Justin: Introducing next, from North Carolina, Mack Robinson!

*Last but not least, Dominic Johnson rushes to the ring, seemingly in a hurry to get the match started, obviously showing some excitement.*

Justin: And finally, Dominic Johnson!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*The match begins with each competitor assigning themselves a corner of the ring. With so little time to prepare for this match, they all look confused as to who to go after. Finally, they split into two individual matches, as Richard and Domville go after each other, and Robinson going at Johnson. Both pairs lock up. Domville gets the best of Richard, while Johnson gets the best of Robinson. On the left side of the ring, Domville drops Richard to the mat and locks in a side headlock. On the right, Johnson is stomping away at Robinson, trying to take him out body part by body part and 'eliminate' him early. After sensing that he has done enough damage for the time being, Johnson tosses Robinson over the top rope. When he turns to see what is going on between Domville and Richard, he notices that Richard is in the process of breaking out of Domville's submission hold. Richard gets to his feet, as they appear to be locking up again. This time, Richard gets the upper hand. Just as Richard goes to Irish whip Domville, Johnson gets involved and takes him down with a boot to the face. Domville rushes towards Johnson and is met with a powerslam. Robinson re-enters the ring, unbeknownst to Johnson, from behind him. He grabs him up and hits a back suplex on him. Johnson is more in shock than he is in pain. Robinson goes for a quick cover, but the referee doesn't even get to a one count, as Richard breaks it up right away. Domville gets up and clotheslines Richard over the top rope and to the floor. Robinson sees Domville and takes him down with a devastating suplex. Johnson makes his way to his feet and rolls up Robinson very effectively.*

Referee: 1, 2!

*Robinson manages to kick out in time. Richard slides back into the ring and rushes at Robinson, surprising him with a clothesline of his own. Domville gets back into the ring and spears Richard, but before he can go for a cover, Johnson hits a Zig Zag-like manuever on Domville. From out of nowhere, Robinson once again rolls up Johnson.*

Referee: 1, 2!

*Johnson counters the school boy into a pin of his own.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Commentator 1: That's it?! It's over?!

Commentatr 2: What an upset!

Commentator 3: It looked to me like Robinson's arm was under the bottom rope!

Commentator 1: It's a possibility. At any rate, I'm shocked. I thought Robinson had it.

Commenator 2: Well, we have crowned an unlikely Doom World Champion, the very first of Doom's fourth season!

Commentator 3: Speaking of new champions, we have an upcoming title match for you that will not want to miss. It's for ECCW's newest title belt, the Television Championship, currently held by Domination superstar Hunter J. However, the main reason Hunter is champ stems from a very tragic event involving the former champion.

Commentator 1: Absolutely. Just over a week ago, former champion James O'Riley was a passenger in a car that got into a terrible accident, causing his unfortunate and untimely death.

Commentator 2: We would like to take this time to wish his family and friends the best.

Commentator 3: However, there is certainly no denying that James would want the race for that title to continue on; to build off of the legacy he left in ECCW. And that match happens now.

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: The following match is scheduled for one fall, and it is for the ECCW Television Championship!

*After a few seconds of silence, Justin begins the introductions.*

Justin: Introducing first, the challen--

*Christian Storm's music hits as he makes his way to the ring, seating himself at an empty seat near one of the commentating tables, apparently taking a part of the commentary for this match.*

Justin: Brock Storm!

*Christian's brother, now turned nemesis, Brock Storm, representing Crush, enters the ring. They exchange some ugly glances before Brock focuses his attention on the entering champion.*

Commentator 1: Well, thank you for joining us out here. I am pleasantly surprised.

Christian Storm: It's a pleasure. I figured I needed to see Brock fail to win this otherwise meaningless title anyway. So I can really rub it in his face. After all, it's no secret that he is the inferior brother between the two of us.

Commentator 2: If that's your opinion!

Christian: That's a fact.

Justin: And the opponent, he is the ECCW Television Champion, Hunter J!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*The match begins quickly, with both men wasting no time in locking up in the center of the ring. It appears to be a deadlock at first. Storm gets ahold of one of Hunter's arms, Irish whipping him towards the ropes. Hunter rebounds back, as Storm looks to hit an arm drag. However, the attempt fails, as Hunter dodges contact, following it up with a neckbreaker. It doesn't take long for Storm to get back up, as the two quickly lock up again. Storm then gets the advantage once more, this time lifting Hunter onto his shoulders. Hunter hops off and gets behind Storm, trying for a German suplex. Storm fights it off, kicking Hunter in the gut. Storm follows the kick up with a few punches to the face and chest of Hunter. He Irish whips Hunter into a nearby corner. Storm then climbs to the second turnbuckle, as he begins to throw more punches at Hunter. The crowd begins counting along with the punches, until Hunter lifts Storm up after the eighth, slamming him down to the mat with a brutal powerbomb. Hunter decides to continue the attack while he can, elbow dropping Storm repeatedly. He then follows up the drops with a few stomps. Storm grabs onto one of the bottom ropes, hoping that the assault soon stops. Christian Storm on commentary is going nuts over the position Brock Storm is finding himself in. Eventually, the referee steps in and forces Hunter to break the attack he has going on Storm. He gives him a five count.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3, 4!

*Hunter puts the count to full use, hanging on until he no longer can. He gets Storm up, carries him to the middle of the ring and scoop slams him right back down to the mat. Hunter taunts him a bit while he is down, with the crowd split down the middle, seemingly unable to pick a favorite. Hunter continues his dominance over Storm, hitting a vicious leg drop, followed by a knee drop to the head of Storm. Christian Storm is practically jumping for joy on commentary. Hunter taunts a bit more, then brings Storm back to his feet. He Irish whips Storm into a corner. Going for a corner clothesline, he runs towards Storm, but earns a boot to the face for his efforts. Stumbling backwards, Hunter regains control of himself and tries again, but Storm kicks him in the face again. Storm builds enough energy up to make his way to the second turnbuckle of the corner he is in. Hopping off of it, he hits a picture perfect missile dropkick on Hunter, taking him down. Both spend a while down on the mat, which means the referee must count the ten.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8!

*Both men rise to their feet at about the same time. They think the same thing, rushing at each other, as they both take each other down with a double clothesline, sending them each right back down on the mat that they just got up from. The referee begins to count once again.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9!

*Once again, both men get up at the same time. This time, as Hunter looks for a clothesline again, Storm sees it coming. He ducks down, sending Hunter over the top rope. Hunter regains his balance and lands on the ring apron. Storm tries to shove Hunter to the floor, but Hunter counters it with a headbutt through the middle ropes to the gut of Storm. Hunter uses the top rope to springboard back into the ring, but he misses his target, falling to the mat. Storm snatches up Hunter, pulling him to the ropes, as he sets him down on one of the second ropes. Rebounding off the opposite set of ropes, he comes back and boots Hunter in the face, much like earlier in the match. Hunter looks to be busted open a bit on his forehead, as the referee checks on him. Looking to add further injury, he looks for a knee trembler to the side of Hunter's face. However, Hunter dodges it and instead, Storm takes out the referee! Hunter uses the ropes to assist him in making it to his feet, as Storm looks at what he's done to the referee. Turning around, he notices Hunter rushing towards him. He ducks down, causing Hunter to miss him. From behind Storm, Christian Storm, who has now left the commentary table, enters the ring, and hits a Skull Crushing Finale-like move on Storm, taking him down. Hunter likes what he sees, although he still wants to put Storm away on his own. Christian Storm leaves the ring and makes his way up the ramp to the backstage area. The referee is still down, but seems to be seeing what is happening. Hunter climbs to the top rope and jumps off, connecting with a shooting star press. Covering, there is a response from the referee, although it is quite slow.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: Here is your winner, and still the ECCW Television Champion, Hunter J!

Commentator 3: That was cheap. I knew Christian had a plan when he joined us out here on commentary! How did I know something like this might happen?

Commentator 1: These antics that Christian has shown tonight against his brother are nothing new to him. Expect more in the near future.

Commentator 2: Christian figures, 'If I can't be a champion anymore, why should my quote-unquote inferior brother be one?'

Commentator 3: I hope that's all the cheap victories we see tonight. Up next, we have a very special match, for the ECCW Tag Team titles! Let's take it back to Justin!

Commentator 1: Wait just one minute! We are receiving major news right now!

Commentator 2: We have just been informed that we have a special guest in the house tonight, who will be coming to the ring later on to speak to the fans! Who could it be?!

Commentator 3: I can't wait to find out!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin: The following triple threat tag team match is scheduled for one fall, and it is for the ECCW Tag Team Championships!

*First to the ring are one set of challengers, The Ryder brothers.*

Justin: Introducing first, the challengers, first, the team of Tyler Ryder and Travis Ryder, The Ryders!

*Next out is the team of Andrew Gold and Ted Streets.*

Justin: And the opponents, first, the team of Andrew Gold and Ted Streets, Gold Streets!

*Finally, the champions head out to the ring, Surge and Will Williams. The commentators point out that Will WIlliams has claimed that he will be able to handle being both in this match and in the Crush World Championship Elimination Chamber match later in the evening.*

Justin: And their opponents, they are the ECCW Tag Team Champions, the team of Surge and Will Williams!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*Surge, Ted Streets, and Travis Ryder start off the match for their respective teams. As they have had previous problems, Surge and Streets go at each other, as Travis stays in his corner to talk things over with his partner. Surge and Streets lock up, with Surge getting the advantage. Surge dropkicks Streets to the mat, keeping him in his corner of the ring. Although it is clear that Williams wants to be fresh for his other match later in the night, he still must do his job to help in retaining the tag titles. Surge begins working on the legs of Streets, kicking and hitting an elbow drop on each one here and there. Travis finally decides to get involved in the match, as he begins his attack on Surge, beating him down with lefts and rights. Williams taps Surge's shoulder, tagging himself in, but Travis doesn't notice. Williams climbs to the top rope and waits for his moment. In the meantime, Surge and Travis' brawl moves towards the ropes, where the referee tries to get them to break it up. While the referee is distracted with that, Streets' partner Gold, from the ring apron, gets ahold of Williams on the top rope and shoves him, causing Williams to fall down into the center of the ring. Travis notices this, which allows the referee to finally explain to him that Williams is one of the legal men. Surge rolls under the bottom rope and catches his breath on the outside, before eventually getting back onto the ring apron. While Travis focuses on a downed Williams, the almost-forgotten-about Streets gets back up and takes Travis down with a reverse DDT. He springboards of the second rope and hits a moonsault on Travis to follow it up. Williams gets up and meets Streets with a dropkick. He takes some time to taunt his downed opposition, before going back to his corner and making a tag to Surge. Just after, Streets miraculously gets back to his corner of the ring and tags in Gold. Surge and Gold go after each other, where Surge finally hits a hurricanrana on Gold. Travis stands up and limps to his tag partner, tagging in Tyler Ryder. Tyler, like what Travis did at the start of the match, waits for his chance to get in on the action. Surge hits a Lou Thesz press on Gold, beating him down with punches afterwards. He notices a fresh Tyler in the match now, as those two lock up. Tyler gets the upper hand, Irish whipping Surge over the top rope. However, Surge manages to land on the ring apron rather than falling off from it. Gold then rolls up Tyler from behind.*

Referee: 1, 2!

*Surge springboards over the top rope, body splashing Gold, who falls right on top of a downed Tyler, causing a huge three-man collision. Surge is the first man up from the impact, followed closely by Gold. Surge tries to take advantage of Gold again, but Gold reverses Surge's attempt at the Psycho Driver 1-7. Williams gets involved, trying to take away the momentum Gold is building up, as the referee tries to get the group split up. Gold takes down Surge, going for a cover, as Tyler gets up at the same time and rolls up Williams. The referee gets down on the mat and begins the count, as the commentators ponder who he is counting for.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Commentator 1: Well, who won?!

Commentator 2: It looks as though the referee is discussing things with Justin Roberts.

Commentator 3: It looks like Justin has received the referee's official word.

Justin Roberts: Ladies and gentlemen, the referee has declared that the winners of this match, and new ECCW Tag Team Champions, are...

Andrew Gold and Ted Streets, Gold Streets!

As Will Williams was not the legal man when Tyler Ryder attempted the pin.

Commentator 1: Great call by the ref!

Commentator 2: Good to see the referee was paying attention there!

Commentator 3: Well, regardless, Surge and Will Williams have lost their title belts.

*In the ring, Surge and Will make it to their feet, as both appear to be frustrated. They look outraged at the fact that they have lost their titles, especially since it was by a questionable circumstance. They look at each other, shaking their heads. When it appears as though Surge is about to exit the ring, Williams spins him around and nails him with the Dream Crusher.*

Commentator 1: What the hell?!

Commentator 2: Will Williams just laid out Surge!

Commentator 3: I think we just witnessed the end of what has been a great partnership!

Commentator 1: How will this affect Surge? And how will it affect Williams, who has another match later tonight! I can't wait to see what happens next!

Commentator 2: Well, what IS happening next is going to be great.

Commentator 3: That is correct, ladies and gentlemen. We have just received word that tonight's "special guest" is ready to address the fans! Who could it be?!

Justin Roberts: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome tonight's very special guest...

...

MATTHEW JERICHO!

*The crowd erupts in extreme applause, as Matthew appears on the stage. He receives quite the ovation as he makes his way down the ramp and into the ring.*

Commentator 1: I can't believe it! ECCW founder and former owner of this company, Matthew Jericho! He is here!

Commentator 2: Wow! But for what reason? And did Super Junior authorize this?!

Commentator 3: Well, he's got a mic, let's see!

Matthew Jericho: Good evening fans! First off, I'd like to thank Granger Engage for allowing me to appear here tonight. And what a night it's been. It's hardly been a half a year since I lost control over ECCW, but it seems like it's been ages. Mostly because I am forced to sit at home and watch the trash Super Junior puts on week in and week out! Mostly because I can't do anything about his stupid shenanigans! Mostly because I feel like everything that has happened since Junior took over is my fault for allowing it, even though I know I couldn't have done a thing. But maybe this will change soon. Maybe things will get better. I'd love nothing more than to throw Junior out of MY office window and fire each and every one of his team of idiots that have supported him in the past several months. Because tonight, I truly do believe that the Crush World Championship comes off of Super Junior!

*That last comment sparked a bigger pop from the crowd than anything else so far.*

Matthew: And him losing the Crush World title is symbolic because it represents the first step in the mission to dethrone Super Junior. If that does happen, which it very well might in an elimination chamber match, you can call it the beginning of the end for Super Junior's reign of terror over ECCW. Although it is a grueling match stipulation, and although I'm absolutely sure Junior has concocted some kind of a plan to cheat to win, no matter what way you look at it, it's four on two tonight. No matter how much Jarrett Calloway, Dustin Shore, John Leopold, and Will Williams may hate each other, they all care about ECCW and it's future. Because ECCW's future is their future. And their future is ECCW's future. And in my book, as long as they can get Tim Lucker and Super Junior out of the picture, I could honestly care less who wins the championship, so long as it's not one of those two! And I understand that Junior would most likely do something to steal the title away from whoever wins it. But still, somebody stopping his quote-unquote dominant reign as champion, well, quite frankly, that's progress. So no matter what goes down, I guarantee each and every one of you, that tonight will go down in history as the night Super Junior begins to lose power. And in that case, from here on out, everything has to be positive. And Junior, I know you probably haven't interrupted me and have your goons escort me out of the arena by now because you're preparing for your main event match later tonight. But I can still address you. And so I promise you this, Junior. The second I regain control of ECCW, I'm firing your ****!

*The crowd goes wild as Jericho throws the mic to the mat and exits the ring. He stops on the stage to wave to the fans one last time before disappearing backstage.*

Commentator 1: Whoa! Talk about bold!

Commentator 2: I love it!

Commentator 3: That was a great addition to tonight's show. And now I even feel the need to thank Granger Engage for allowing Matthew to be here to reassure the fans that what he believes is positive will be coming soon. But also coming soon, is a champion versus champion match, between Domination Pure Champion Danny Evans and Crush Legend's Champion Keith Golden. Let's take things back to Justin, who is ready to introduce this next match.

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: The following is a non-title champion versus champion grudge match, scheduled for one fall!

*First out to the ring is Domination's representative, Danny Evans.*

Justin: Introducing first, he is the Domination Pure Champion, Danny Evans!

*His opponent from Crush, Keith Golden, who is booed quite a bit more than Evans was, makes his way to the ring next.*

Justin: And the opponent, he is the Crush Legend's Champion, Keith Golden!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*The two men lock up to start off the match. The advantage goes to the larger Evans. Evans lifts Golden up onto his shoulders, an unusual way to begin a bout. Evans sets him down on one of the top turnbuckles. Golden, obviously not dazed, fights back. He throws punches at Evans, trying his best to avoid any off-the-top-rope damage that might ensue. Evans dodges a number of the punches, willing himself to make his way up to the second rope. Setting up for a superplex, Evans attempts to lift Golden into the air. As Golden and Evans begin to fall backwards towards the mat, Golden reverses the superplex and takes Evans down into an amazing DDT instead. Both men stay down for a few seconds, until Golden gets up. Evans is still on his back. The crowd boos, as Golden taunts his fallen opponent. He then elbow drops Evans, following it up with three more. On the fifth drop, he adds an extra jump to it, if only to further humiliate Evans. Golden takes his time in getting Evans to his feet, as he then Irish whips him into a corner. Golden runs at Evans, half-connecting with a big boot in the corner. Looking for a corner spear, Golden backs up a little. While he is doing so, Evans is able to quickly rip off the pad on the top turnbuckle. The referee is unaware, and so is Golden, who rushes towards Evans. Evans moves out of the way just in time, causing Golden to hit the unprotected turnbuckle chest-first. The referee notices that Golden is in more pain than he ought to be for just hitting a padded turnbuckle, which is when he notices that the pad is off. The referee rushes to the corner to tie the pad back onto the turnbuckle, which is when Golden begins to take advantage again, using one of the middle ropes as a weapon to choke Evans with. Eventually, Golden breaks the hold. The referee seems to be having a difficult time in securing the pad onto the turnbuckle, as Golden continues to assault Evans unfairly. Until, from seemingly out of nowhere, the winner of Doom season three, Ali Fernando, appears. Soon, it is clear that he entered from the crowd area. He hops onto the ring apron, and behind the referee's back, smacks Golden in the head with a chair-shot. Golden falls directly backwards, as the referee finally gets the pad back on the turnbuckle. Fernando hides under the ring so that the referee does not notice his presence at ringside and suspect anything. Evans manages to drop one arm over the shoulders of a downed Golden, for a weak cover.*

Referee: 1, 2!

*Miraculously, Golden kicks out. The crowd is upset, as most thought the interference of Fernando would ultimately cost Golden the match. Evans looks to be shocked as well. However, due to the injuries Evans had previously sustained, he is unable to get up at first. The referee begins a ten count, as both competitors seem to be down and out.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7!

*Evans stands up first. He uses the ropes to support himself, using this time to help him regain his composure. However, it is not long before Golden gets up, too, even though he still looks to be out of it. They each lock up again. As both are battered and beaten, neither seems to be able to get control over the other. Finally, Evans is able to get behind Golden, as he tries for a reverse suplex. However, Golden reverses it, lifting Evans onto his shoulders, just as Evans did to him at the beginning of the match. After spinning Evans around a bit to get him dizzy, Golden slams him down with a fireman's carry. With Evans down once more, Golden takes advantage, stomping at him. Soon, he goes for a knee drop, but misses is, as Evans slides out of the way. He builds up the strength to get up, charging at Golden, hitting him with a near-perfect spinebuster. The crowd cheers, as their favorite of the two seems to be mounting a comeback. Evans waits for Golden to rise to his feet. When he does, he takes him down with a clothesline. Golden gets back up, only to be taken down again with another clothesline. This cycle repeats itself twice more, until Golden is hit with an atomic drop the fifth time around. Golden appears to be in quite some pain. Evans regains control, as he hits a dropkick, flooring Golden again. Ready to put him away, he gets him up. However, Golden connects with a perfectly-angled low blow, which was just out of the referee's sight. The crowd's cheers once again turn to boos, as Golden hits a devastating suplex on Evans, as the tables turn once more. Both take a while ot get to their feet. When they do, it's at about the same time. Just then, Ali Fernando reappears from under the ring, hopping onto the ring apron to distract Golden. This time, however, the referee spots him, telling him to leave. However, the distraction proved to be just enough, as Evans catches Golden with a Starstruck, perfectly timed. The referee reluctantly counts the pin as Evans covers.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: Here is your winner, Danny Evans!

Commentator 1: What a great back and forth match we have witnessed here tonight. Simply put, it's a shame that it had to end the way it did. Although Fernando didn't lay his hands on Golden that second time, it was still enough to make Golden vulnerable enough to be hit with Evans' finisher and covered for the three count.

Commentator 2: On a related note, Ali Fernando has done a good job in sending a statement to the Crush Legend's Champion Keith Golden ever since making his Crush debut this past Wednesday. And that message is clear. He wants Golden's title.

Commentator 3: And now it is time for the two matches we've all been waiting for.

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin: The following is an elimination chamber match, and it is for the Domination World Championship!

*The first man to enter the match is the current champion, Azazel. He is locked into one of the four open pods surrounding the chamber.*

Justin: Introducing first, he is the Domination World Champion, Azazel!

*Next out is one of five challengers, Kenny Markov. He is also locked into a pod.*

Justin: And the opponents, the challengers, first, Kenny Markov!

*The third participant in the match is Neville Ryan, who is locked into a pod, too, meaning only one pod remains. The last two men to come to the ring will start off the match.*

Justin: Next, from Manchester, England, Neville Ryan!

*The last lucky person to be able to enter a pod is the fourth entrant into the contest, Jake Lyndon. He makes his way to the ring and secures himself into the fourth and final open pod.*

Justin: Next, Jake Lyndon!

*The fifth man to enter the match, and the first to not enter a pod, happens to be Steven Rivers. He slowly enters the chamber, seemingly unhappy that he must start off the match.*

Justin: Next, Steven Rivers!

*Last but not least, Dan Williams makes his entrance into the match.*

Justin: Finally, Dan Williams!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*Williams tricks Rivers to begin the match, making him think that they will lock up. In reality, Williams gets ahold of the waist of Rivers from behind, able to move him across the ring and into a corner. Once there, Rivers fights Williams off, unleashing lefts and rights on Williams. Intelligently enough, Williams backs off, as they decide to restart. They lock up, with Williams getting the upper hand over Rivers once again. Irish whipping Rivers towards the ropes, he rebounds back, hitting him with a running elbow. It doesn't take long for Rivers to get back up. Williams uses his feet to his advantage, as he kicks Rivers in the gut, stopping him in his tracks. He follows up the kick with several others, to various parts of Rivers' body; back, legs, chest, and finally, an enzuiguri that takes Rivers off his feet. He rolls under the bottom rope and to the steel on the outside, which might wind up being a mistake on his part in the long run. With about half of the time expired on the clock that determines when the first pod opens, Williams seems to have complete control over not only Rivers, but also the match itself, for the time being. Only a minute now remains on the clock before the next man enters the match. Williams decides to waste some time before going back on the attack on Rivers. He stomps him while he's down. After a while of doing so, the kicks transform into punches. As he sees the ten second timer appear on the screen, the crowd begins to count down. He focuses on the four pods, wondering whose will open up.*

Commentator 1: Looks like Kenny Markov is joining in on the carnage!

*Markov's pod opens, as he comes rushing out of it. Williams goes at him, as they meet at the ropes, with Williams in the ring, and Markov on the surrounding steel outside of it. Williams sets Markov up for a suplex to get him into the ring, but Markov counters it, suplexing Williams on the outside steel instead. Rivers makes his way to his feet. While Markov is taking advantage of Williams, Rivers climbs the steel wall. He uses somewhat-acrobatic skills to get on the top of one of the pods. In the meantime, Markov gets Williams up and tosses him face-first into one of the steel walls of the chamber. That is when he notices Rivers seated on top of one of the pods. He quickly enters the ring and climbs to the top turnbuckle, as the two of them fight, from top rope to the top of the pod. Markov pulls Rivers into superplex position, a move that could potentially sideline Rivers indefinitely, due to the height from the top of the pod. Williams, though dazed, gets up and also gets into the ring. He climbs to the second turnbuckle, lifting up Markov so that Markov is seated on the shoulders of Williams. But through it all, Markov still holds on to his suplex hold. Williams falls backwards off the top rope, causing Markov to fall on his back, who at the same time superplexed Rivers from the top pod, sending all three men to the mat from a tremendous height. The countdown timer expires, as the fourth man of the match is ready to enter.*

Commentator 2: It's Neville Ryan's pod that's opening!

*Ryan enters at an extremely opportune time. He sprints into the ring, going pin crazy. He first covers Rivers, who got the worst of the impact.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Ryan then leaps across the ring and randomly covers someone, who happens to be Williams.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Unbelievably, Ryan has eliminated two men in less than a minute of being in the match. To give him something to do for the remaining four minutes before the fifth competitor enters the match, he takes his time in adding insult to injury to Markov. He mixes it up, hitting all kinds of drops; knee drops, leg drops, fist drops, elbow drops. Soon, he moves to more of a brawling strategy, alternating between punches, slaps, kicks, and stomps. It isn't long before the next pod readies itself to open, allowing the fifth participant of the match to enter.*

Commentator 3: And the fifth entrant is ... the defending champion, Azazel!

*Azazel rushes into the match, with vengeance on his mind. Ryan immediately forgets about Markov, focusing all of his attention on the entering Azazel. Ryan retreats into one of the open pods, but it is no help, as Azazel plows through it and corners Ryan in the pod. Ryan, reacting in the moment, slaps Azazel across the face. Azazel goes nuts and beats Ryan down. Pulling him out of the pod, he Irish whips him into the chains that make up the chamber walls. He then Irish whips him back into the open pod, accompanied by an impact that almost shatters the glass. Ryan looks to be becoming unconscious, as Azazel continues his domination, no pun intended. Azazel has Ryan right where he wants him. Markov begins to come to, as he starts to crawl around the ring. After a minute or so, he stands up all the way. Azazel is still pounding Ryan on the outside with blows to the chest. Markov slowly limps to the outside of the ring, on the steel. He looks to surprise Azazel from behind with a back suplex onto the steel, but Azazel is able to fight it off, largely due to the fact that Markov has been weakened during the course of the match. He lifts Markov into the air and plants him down onto the steel with a urinagi. He then covers.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*The countdown timer expires just as Markov is eliminated. Azazel temporarily ignores Ryan, as he anticipates the entrance of Jake Lyndon, who comes out of his pod, looking to continue his luck against Azazel. They charge at each other. Azazel tries for a clothesline, but Lyndon ducks. He rebounds off the ropes and hits him with a dropkick to the legs, bringing Azazel to his knees. He then hits a quick DDT on Azazel. Azazel, stunned, rolls to the outside steel where Ryan is resting. Lyndon awaits the rise of Azazel. When he gets up, Lyndon runs in his direction, leaping through the middle ropes, connecting with a humongous suicide dive onto the steel, almost landing on his feet. Lyndon quickly taunts, as the crowd eats it up. Azazel eventually stands, but Lyndon sets up to put him away on the steel with a big slam. However, Azazel reverses it, hitting him with a urinagi. Lifting him up once more, he hits a second. Lyndon is clearly in bad pain. Azazel smirks before going for a pin attempt.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Shockingly enough, Lyndon is out. Azazel stands to taunt, but darting up from behind him comes a rested Ryan, who rolls him up with a school boy pinning manuever.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: Here is your winner, and the new Domination World Champion, Neville Ryan!

Commentator 1: What?! No way! Azazel was robbed!

Commentator 2: Neville Ryan, ECCW's biggest opportunist!

Commentator 3: And NEW Domination World Champion. Congratulations to Neville! He's been chasing after that belt for quite some time now, and he has finally realized a dream.

Commentator 1: There is no denying that he withstood punishment and overcame the odds.
Commentator 2: I'd be lying if I said I'm not shocked!

Commentator 3: What a brutal match right there. But the chamber has not yet claimed all of it's victims, as we have one last elimination chamber title match coming up RIGHT NOW!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: The following is an elimination chamber match, and it is for the Crush World Championship!

*The first man into the match is Super Junior, who is holding a mic on his way to the ring. He eventually begins to speak.*

Justin: Introducing first, he is the Crush World Champion, the ECCW owner, Super Junior!

Super Junior: You should all be considering yourselves lucky that I am defending my championship in the chamber here tonight. And since I am being so kind as to do that, there are a few conditions that need to be laid out first. The first is that I enter the match last. Secondly, Tim Lucker gets to enter fifth. Third, those two morons Jarrett Calloway and Dustin Shore have to start off the match. Fourth, I'd just like to point out that I will be leaving the chamber with the Crush World title, no matter what that assclown Matthew Jericho says!

*Tim Lucker enters the chamber next, securing himself in the pod nearest to Junior's.*

Justin: And the opponents, the challengers, first, the 2010 superstar of the year, Tim Lucker!

*Next out is Will Williams, who finds a pod and enters it. This is Williams' second match of the night.*

Justin: Next, from Sydney, Australia, Will Williams!

*The final man to enter a pod is John Leopold, the fourth competitor to enter.*

Justin: Next, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one of two Mr. Money in the Banks, John Leopold!

*Dustin Shore is the next man out, and the first person to enter the chamber and not be locked in a pod. He will soon be joined by someone else, though.*

*Jarrett Calloway is the last superstar to enter the match. He looks to be in a hurry to get things going.*[/i]

Justin: Finally, from New York, weighing in at 135 pounds, Jarrett "Ice" Calloway!

*DING, DING, DING!*

*Calloway and Shore lock up to start off the match. The two seem to be evenly matched, as they have been in the past. Neither can seem to get the upper hand. Finally, they let go of each other. They begin to exchange punches, back and forth. The crowd is torn between the two. Calloway Irish whips Shore to the ropes. Rebounding back, Shore dodges Calloway's attempt at a spear. They lock up again, but still, neither man is able to get ahead. Frustrated, they redo their last actions, throwing punches back and forth, until Calloway finally tackles Shore and takes a small advantage, but Shore does fairly well in fighting off the attack. They go back and forth, in what appears to be an all-out brawl. Both men are throwing punches, while at the same time trying to block them. The crowd goes wild, as the chants go back and forth between Calloway and Shore. Eventually, they each give up again. They lock up, with Shore getting the advantage and pushing Calloway into the corner, cornering him. Calloway attempts to reverse Shore's attempt at a DDT. He does so successfully, shoving Shore away. With little done, the countdown timer expires on the screen, meaning it is time for the third competitor's pod to open.*

Commentator 1: Will Williams!

*Williams' pod opens, as he takes his time getting into the ring. Calloway and Shore are still trying to outdo each other. Finally, Shore gets Calloway locked into a side headlock. However, Williams gets ahold of Shore, suplexing him from behind, forcing him to relinquish his hold on Calloway. Williams gets up, as Calloway gives him no time to react, hitting him with a dropkick. Williams only takes a few seconds to get back up again. Calloway unleashes a load of punches, in absolute fury. Williams backs himself into a corner, trying to shield himself from the incoming attack. Shore gets up and surprises Calloway with a blow to the back. He then sets him up for a German suplex, sending Calloway back into the center of the ring. Williams goes for a dropkick, but Shore gets ahold of Williams' legs, catapulting him into one of the corners. In mid-air however, Williams lands up on the second turnbuckle. He tries to hop up onto the top of one of the pods. Shore meets him there, stopping him from going any further. With both men on the top rope, they fight, both in a vulnerable position. Soon, only ten seconds remain before it is time for the next pod to open up.*

Commentator 2: And it's John Leopold!

*Leopold rushes into the ring. Calloway gets up just in time, powerslamming Leopold as soon as he enters the ring. In the mean time, Williams hits an amazing hurricanrana off the top rope, sending Shore onto the mat, landing on top of Leopold. Williams dives at Calloway, who meets him in mid-air with a superkick! Calloway takes a moment to rest. The first man to get up is Leopold, who clotheslines Calloway into a corner. He follows up the clothesline with a few elbows to the face of Calloway. Williams uses the ropes to help him get up, as Shore does the same. For seemingly the first time in the match, every man in the ring is standing up. Leopold then sets up for a Future Shock DDT-like move, but Calloway reverses it, hitting a reverse DDT. Williams attempts the Dream Crusher on Shore at about the same time, but Shore gets out of it, countering it into a Jack-knife Powerbomb! He goes for the pin, just as Calloway is planting Leopold to the mat with an Ice-****! The referee quickly begins the count on Williams.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Calloway covers Leopold next.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*The countdown shows ten seconds remaining until the fifth man enters the match. Both Calloway and Shore know full well that it is Tim Lucker. Their eyes meet, as the crowd begins counting down from ten. Just then, Calloway and Shore shake hands, as they both rush to Lucker's pod.*[/i]

Commentator 3: Here comes Tim Lucker!

*Calloway and Shore crowd into Lucker's pod before he can even get out. They begin the double team, as the crowd cheers them on. From inside his pod, the fear on Super Junior's face is visible. Calloway and Shore continue the beat-down on Lucker, still not allowing him to exit his pod. The referee tries to negotiate with the two men, but to no avail. After a minute or two or sheer punishment, Calloway drags Lucker out. Shore Irish whips him into the steel wall of the chamber. Lucker looks to be out of it already. Calloway taunts, as Shore looks to put Lucker away. Until out of nowhere, Lucker yanks brass knuckles out of his tights, connecting to the temple of Shore's head, knocking him off his feet. He then aims at Calloway, who dodges it, then taking down Lucker with a devastating Run-Down. He decides to leave Lucker be, as it is almost time for Junior to come out of his pod. Lucker and Shore are knocked out in the ring. Lucker is eventually able to wrap his arm around a downed Shore for a weak pin attempt.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Calloway understands that it is now basically two-on-one, but Lucker is still out of it. Junior's pod then opens, as Junior fearlessly leaps at Calloway. However, Calloway catches him, slamming him down into a backbreaker. The crowd goes insane, as Calloway is towering above both Junior and Lucker. Calloway then grabs the brass knuckles from the center of the ring and uses them to his advantage, beating down on Junior. He and the audience love it. He then looks back to taking care of Lucker. Calloway climbs to the top rope. As the crowd cheers, he then hops onto the top of one of the pods. The crowd's cheers grow, as he taunts Lucker from the top of the pod. He then leaps from a tremendous height, hitting Lucker with a humongous Frog Splash. He covers.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*Calloway practically jumps for joy, as he is now one man away from winning the Crush World title from Junior. He turns around. Junior catches him with a superkick, as the crowd makes a disapproving noise. He lifts him up, slamming him to the mat with a sitting fireman's carry. He yells something at the referee and covers.*

Referee: 1, 2, 3!

*DING, DING, DING!*

Justin Roberts: Here is your winner, and still the Crush World Champion, Super Junior!

Commentator 1: You have GOT to be kidding me!

Commentator 2: What bull!

Commentator 3: What a disappointing ending to an otherwise amazing show! I thought Calloway, or at least Shore would've had that!

Commentator 1: But it wasn't meant to be. Not tonight anyways.

Commentator 2: And I for one cannot wait to see what happens as a result of tonight!

Commentator 3: Thank you everybody! We'll see you tomorrow night on Domination!

QUICK RESULTS:

*Sophie Mac def. Alicia Short (dark match, still champ)
*Dominic Johnson wins Doom title
*Hunter J def. Brock Storm (still champ, interference from Christian Storm)
*Gold Streets win tag titles (Williams turns on Surge)
*Danny Evans def. Keith Golden (Ali Fernando interference)
*Neville Ryan wins Domination EC (new champ)
*Super Junior wins Crush EC (still champ)

Guest

"The Natural" Mack Robinson is pissed off at losing his match tonight, looking for his 4th world championship in his career... He storms off, looking for management.

OT: Jarrett, who should I go to about this?

Guest

The Corre's King Del Rio wrote:: "The Natural" Mack Robinson is pissed off at losing his match tonight, looking for his 4th world championship in his career... He storms off, looking for management.

OT: Jarrett, who should I go to about this?

OT: -_- The Doom host...

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*Will is in the Nation Zero LR, still on good terms with Surge as what happened in the results didn't actually happen*

off: Jarrett, you mind telling me these things before you actually do them?

Guest

I'm shocked that Will turned on Surge.

Well, I was just asking because RED isn't online.

Guest

Dolemite wrote:: *Will is in the Nation Zero LR, still on good terms with Surge as what happened in the results didn't actually happen*

off: Jarrett, you mind telling me these things before you actually do them?

OT: I thought I had mentioned it as a piece of the "major idea?"

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