TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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May – Week 3 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! Show Notes * In an interview conducted by Kyle Rhodes, Davis Wayne Newton & Haley Buck would mock Edd Stone after the post-match attack by Davis on the last episode of Total Wrestling. Despite Newton & Stone’s match ending in a Double Count Out, Newton claims that his record in TCW is still perfect, and then boasts about being the only undefeated wrestler in TCW after Masked Cougar received his first loss. Little did Newton & Buck know that Kyle Rhodes had breaking news for Davis, straight from Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson’s desk. Rhodes: Per the Commissioner, you and Edd Stone will have a rematch at Total Mayhem! Newton & Buck are clearly unhappy to have to deal with Stone again. They proceed to complain, and even accuse RDJ of being bias. Buck: Davis here is going to wrestle Edd Stone again, and he’ll beat Stone on the biggest show of the year. But let it be known, Davis is going to do it…under protest! ** Kyle Rhodes is back on interview duty a little later, this time with The Syndicate’s Doc Hammond, Nate Johnson, & Chris Flynn. In the midst of hyping their upcoming matches, Doc Hammond would reveal that he would replace injured Eddie Chandler in the Elite’s tag team match with Tana & T-Bone at Total Mayhem. That would mean Doc intends to pull double duty at Total Mayhem, because he already has a singles match with Benny Benson! Hammond: The Syndicate is a brotherhood. When one man falls, another man is ready to raise the flag. And ya know what? I think this company needs a reminder that the Syndicate owns TCW! We are TCW! So I’m going to go to Total Mayhem, and I’m going to put on one of the best performances in the event’s history. I’m going to finally rid myself of Benny Benson, and then Nate & I are going to chop down those gigantic losers, and then we’ll be done with them, too! Tuesday Evening Backstage at TCW Presents Total Wrestling Total Wrestling is less than an hour from starting when Ricky Dale Johnson receives the text message. The dark matches have already begun, and RDJ was in the middle of watching the first match of the night on a monitor. Benny Benson and Sammy Bach were tooling with a couple of jobbers whose names RDJ didn’t even catch. Benson & Bach has some fun with the crowd, but eventually put down the jobbers with their best moves for the win. The text message is from CEO Kyle Rhodes, who asks RDJ to meet him in his office. His “office”, as always at live shows, is really just a room he picked out for privacy as the boss-man before he takes his place as the show’s Colour Commentator. RDJ doesn’t have much to practice before this week’s show, which Kyle probably knows. It has been a quiet two television weeks for the TCW Commish, as the focus has been on the in-ring talent. Next week, though, plans have RDJ on television plenty, particularly in assisting with the World Title Match storyline. RDJ has to go through catering to get to Kyle’s “office”, so he stops for another cup of coffee along the way. He finds Kyle and Head Booker Brent Hill alone in the room, which RDJ is relieved. He already had to do a lot of Total Mayhem P.R. today, had to shake a lot of hands. When he received the text from Kyle, he thought for sure it was just some rich wrestling fan that got a backstage pass and really wanted to meet the Hall of Famer, Ricky Dale Johnson. It had already happened twice today. That wasn’t the case, though. Kyle and Brent were relaxing in cozy-enough chairs in front of the television in the “office.” RDJ took it as a good sign that this was going to (hopefully) be a chill conversation. Rhodes: Rick, hey, pull up a seat. The kids are shooting t-shirts into the crowd before Aaron (Andrews) has his dark match. RDJ: Who’s the unlucky loser? Rhodes: I believe it’s (Jeremie) Courtney. Right, Brent? Hill: Correct. RDJ Well, at least Jeremie can sell a good whooping. RDJ pulls up a seat next to Kyle and Brent. For a couple brief moments, all men watch as the fans going absolutely nuts over t-shirts being shot out of a bazooka. Little do they know that they were shirts that weren’t selling well through the merchandise department. But hey free is free! Rhodes: I wanted to speak to you before I headed out to ringside. Brent and I have finalized a plan when it comes to the transition. RDJ: You mean when I become the overlord of your shows? Rhodes: *chuckles* Yes, Vader. That’s exactly what I’m talking about. If you believe you are ready, we think it would be best that you take over as Head Booker after Total Mayhem. A new year for TCW product, a new approach to the product. It just seems right. RDJ: *shocked* Wow….already? I thought I wasn’t going to take over until the Development Center was finished (renovations). Hill: To be honest, Rick, it’s my selfishness. I asked Kyle if we could move plans up a bit so I can finally take my wife on the European vacation she always wanted. Then, when I come back, I’m going to focus my attention on the Center as renovations are finished. RDJ: A vacation, Brent? Wow, trying to take it easy on us? Hill: *smiles* By taking it easy you mean I take my first long break from pro wrestling in over thirty years, then yes. RDJ: Well, if anyone deserves a nice long vacation it’s you Brent. But, if you really wanted to treat your wife, you’d let her go without you! Hill: *laughs* Oh, she’s threatened to do so over the years! Rhodes: So Rick, by your tone it sounds like you’re surprised that we want you to take over booking so soon. Are you alright with our plan? You think you’ll be ready to take over next month? RDJ: *shrugs* Hell, Kyle, I’m going to be here either way. Let’s do this. Rhodes: I’ll be right with you Rick to help you get off to a good start. But make no mistake, this is going to be “your” show. Yes I do have the right to override, but I have every intention to let you be completely in charge. Understand? RDJ: *nods* Loud and clear. Rhodes: And Brent here will always be there to help, too, some way or other. RDJ: Well, if I need any bad ideas, I know who to talk to. Hill: *chuckles* Gee, thanks Rick! Rhodes: I want to be very clear, Rick. When you came back and joined the creative team, you were adamant about this company needing a youth movement. You said you believed our roster needed an overhaul. I want you to know that I am on the same page. In the next year or two, I believe we will be looking at a pretty different roster. I believe that such a change is what is going make us a competitive force against USPW and SWF for years to come. They can rely on name value if they so choose. I want to look towards the future, even if it means a step back from time to time. You understand, Rick? RDJ: *nods* Loud and clear. I didn’t say what I said about roster just to spew hot air. I absolutely believe a youth movement is what this roster needs. Did then, do now. Rhodes: I know you do, and that’s why I know you’re the guy for the job. But I need you to understand something, Rick. We’re going to burn some bridges in doing this. Not everyone is Sammy Bach or Eddie Peak. Not everyone has that natural charisma that they can depend on despite their age. If we’re bringing in new names, then eventually some of the old ones have to go. People you consider friends. I want to make sure you’re comfortable with such a predicament. RDJ: It’s not the most ideal situation to find one’s self in, but it’s part of the business. Every man in that locker room has to know that eventually the journey comes to an end. Father Time always wins. Hill: Sorry Rick, but that is wishful thinking. You & I? We had a pretty positive perspective going into retirement. We were ready for it, even embraced it. That’s not the case for every single guy. Heck, I’d say most guys aren’t ready when it’s time, some of them never are. Rhodes: What Brent is trying to say is that there are going to be guys who aren’t going to respond well to the movement, whether it’s because they see it coming or they’re the ones who get the pink slip. There are going to be tough choices to be made, and it might end friendships for both you and I. RDJ: Kyle, I know what you’re saying. And you’re right, it’s not going to be all sunshine and rainbows. But, I’ve been in that locker room, I’ve been the leader there. I’ve dealt with guys upset with their push, and I’ve dealt with guys who saw the writing on the wall. Rhodes: Of course you have, Rick. But, you might find that it’s bit different when you’re the Booker than when you were just a veteran presence. I just want you to understand that sometimes? You and I going to be perceived as the bad guys. The people in charge always are when someone is unhappy with their position. RDJ: I gotcha. I get why you might be worried about me, but I understood the consequences when I agreed to take the job. I won’t always be everyone’s favorite buddy backstage when I become the Booker. It’s comes with the gig. Rhodes: Good. I’m glad we’re on the same page. And I want you to know that you when it comes to terminations or non-renewals? You will never have to worry about that. We will definitely discuss whether to keep a worker or not, but I will always be the one to cut ties. But, that doesn’t mean you won’t feel the backlash of my decisions. The Booker always does. Hill: There’s going to be guys who are going to resent you because you didn’t get them the push they wanted. They’re going to blame you for losing their jobs. Trust me, I know. You’re going to lose a friend or two as a result. RDJ: Hell, if someone wants to burn a bridge like that? Then they’re clearly not a friend. Not to me. Rhodes: That’s a good outlook to have, Rick. I just wanted to make sure that you’re ready for what awaits you. When you’re booking, there has to be a winner and a loser, at least most of the time. It’s only natural for someone to dislike being the loser. Hill: Especially when those losses begin to stack up. Rhodes: Exactly. I just want to make sure that when you find yourself in a tough position, you’ll be ready. We have to make decisions that are best for the product, no matter who it might upset. RDJ: I hear ya, Kyle. I don’t take this gig lightly. Trust me when I say I know what type of lion’s den I’m stepping into. Kyle: Good. As I said before, you’ll be able to build your own booking staff. Do you have anyone in mind you might want to bring onto your staff? RDJ: I’m not sure I want too big of a staff, but yeah, I thought about it. I’d love to work with Sam (Keith) on booking, but he’s already declined. Between working as a Road Agent here for TV shows and being in charge of MAW, his hands are full. Hill: Can I suggest a name? RDJ: Sure, why not. Hill: Floyd (Goldworthy) is always a guy who has helped me when I needed a second opinion, and no one knows the locker room better than he does. You should talk to him, maybe he might like an official gig. RDJ: Alright, I’ll do that then. Rhodes: Okay, I have to head out for the show. Are we on the same page, Rick? You ready for join me on this ride? RDJ: Well, we’re either going to revitalize this roster and set this company up for hopefully the next ten years. Or, we’re going to fall flat on our faces and probably never get up. Hell, it sounds like a big ol’ bag of fun!
- June 20, 2020
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TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

May – Week 3 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! I Welcome The Challenge! We return from commercials to find Kyle Rhodes standing by on the interview stage here on Total Wrestling. Rhodes: Ladies and Gentlemen, my guest right now will challenge Greg Gauge for the TCW Television Championship at Total Mayhem XXIV. Please welcome Joshua Taylor! Cue the pops, “Animal I Have Become” by Three Days Grace begins to play. Out comes Joshua Taylor in street clothes, clearly not in the best mood. Most of all, Taylor is trying to hide that he’s favoring the left knee that Greg Gauge tried to injure last week. Walking up onto the interview stage seems to take a little longer for Joshua than it should. Rhodes: Joshua, we are less than two weeks before you receive your rematch against Greg Gauge. But, the rumors online are that there are doubts that you will not be medically cleared for Total Mayhem. While you have been quiet about your injury, there are rumors that Greg Gauge caused significant damage to your knee last week when he had the Proton Lock applied for quite a long time. Can you give the world right now a clear answer on your current status? Taylor: Kyle, all you need to know is that NOTHING…nothing is going to keep me from competing at Total Mayhem. In this business, opportunities like this do not come along often, especially during a special event like Total Mayhem. I am not going to let a limp ruin this opportunity for me. I’ve dealt with worse. But, I promise you this, Kyle. Greg Gauge is going to feel a lot worse than I do when I am done with him! Rhodes: So…you’re not going to give us a clear answer on your health status? Taylor: I told you what you needed to know, Kyle. I will be at Total Mayhem, and I will become the new TCW Television Champion! Rhodes: Please Joshua, just tell us. Are the doctors telling you not to compete at Total Mayhem? Taylor: Like I said, I told you what you needed to know. Now, all I have to do is-… Taylor is interrupted by the sound of “Icky Thumpy” by The White Stripes. Cue the boos, TV Champion Greg Gauge is led out by his brand new manager, Juliet Balconi. Both Gauge & Barconi are all smirks as they invite themselves onto the interview stage. Gauge mocks Taylor by tapping on his own left knee and pretending to wince. Rhodes: Greg, please, this is supposed to be a standard interview-… Gauge: Relax, Kyle. I’m not out here to fight. There are already rumors that Joshua can’t compete at Total Mayhem. The last thing I want to do is confirm them! Believe it or not, Josh, I want to fight you at Total Mayhem. Because, just like you? I recognize how big Total Mayhem is. I know that’s where professional wrestlers become superstars. And this year? I’m going to use you to become the star I always knew I’d become! I am going to give you a beating that you will never recover from. Who knows, Josh. I might just finish the job and tear that knee of yours completely apart! Taylor takes a moment to compose himself before responding. Taylor: You want to be a star, Greg? Then allow me to do you the honor. I’ll help you deliver a moment these fans will never forget. These fans will never forget when I make you squeal and tap in that ring at Total Mayhem. These fans will never forget when I’m standing over you as the NEW TCW Television Champion! Gauge: Oh yeah? And how are you going to do that when you can’t even walk?! Taylor: Just a fair warning, Greg. I don’t need two good knees to slap on the Butterfly Lock! Suddenly, Juliet Balconi grabs Kyle Rhodes by the wrist and pulls the microphone towards her. Balconi: Then step up, Josh! Be a man! Face my client at Total Mayhem in a Submission Match! Balconi and Taylor have a bit of a staredown after Juliet issues the challenge. Meanwhile, Gauge chuckles away, impressed by the audacity of his manager. Rhodes motions the microphone towards Taylor, who takes a moment before answering. Taylor: Ma’am…I know you thought you were going to intimidate me by making such a challenge. Making such a challenge when you clearly know my status. I got news for you, Ms. Balconi. I WELCOME THE CHALLENGE! I ACCEPT! I Do Have A Team For Total Mayhem! Freddy Corp. accompanies Jay Chord for his match tonight with Captao Brasil Jr. The group merely stands by and watches as Chord puts away the exciting TCW newcomer with his patented Cradle Piledriver. Post-match, Freddy Corp. joins Chord in the ring. Roderick Remus & Julian Watson are “kind enough” to clear the ring by disposing of Brasil Jr. Jay Chord calls for a mic. Chord: In case you idiot fans didn’t understand what happened last week, allow me to clear things up for you lower life forms. Allow me to introduce the three men that will join me in battle for the Total Mayhem Match. Roderick Remus…Julian Watson…and their boss, Freddy Huggins. Or, as some of you might know them, they are Freddy Corp.! Freddy Huggins is all smiles when Jay Chord pronounces his company name. Respectfully, Huggins shakes hands with Chord and accepts the microphone. Huggins: Many people have been wondering why Freddy Corp. did what it did last week. Why would Freddy Huggins align himself with Jay Chord? Isn’t that just hindering Freddy’s opportunities as a singles competitor? Maybe…but let me remind you all of the purpose of Freddy Corp. once again. Freddy Corp. isn’t just about Freddy Huggins. Freddy Corp. is about everyone! Freddy Corp. is about doing what is best for everyone! The world! In this instance, Freddy Corp. knows what is best for Total Championship Wrestling. And what is best for TCW? Huggins gives a smug shrug of his shoulders. Huggins: It’s pretty obvious, really. What is best for the company, what is best for the locker room, is for someone like Jay Chord to put someone like Sammy Bach out to pasture! Jay Chord is the future of this business! He is good for this business! But Sammy? Sammy is just an aging man grasping for his last few moments in this profession. It’s sad, really. But it’s not just about Sammy! When Sammy is out of the way, it opens the door for new talent! Talent like Roderick Remus here, he can finally have the chance to become the star we all know he can become! Freddy Corp. wants to open the door for the entire locker room…by ridding this company of one of its washed up stars! So, the choice was obvious really when Jay offered Freddy Corp. the chance to join him on his crusade. So Sammy, we will give you one of your precious last moments at Total Mayhem. Now, whether you enjoy it or not? Well, that’s-… Huggins’s smile quickly goes away as “Higher Grounds” by Red Hot Chili Peppers hits the PA. Out comes Sammy Bach onto the entrance stage to a huge pop. Despite all the insults, Bach has a big smile on his face. Sammy has a mic in hand and calls for the music to cut. Bach: Yeah yeah yeah, thanks guys for reminding me that I’m forty-two-years- old and far from a spring chicken. Boy, do I love those reminders! And yeah, you guys got me good last week. Congratulations, Freddy Corp.! You were successful executed a three-on-one ambush on this old man! You must be pretty proud of yourselves! Huggins actually smiles and takes a bow for what they did last week. Even Bach is amused by his antics. Bach: I find one thing funny about all this. You boys are acting like I don’t have the opportunity to choose my own team. This isn’t going to be a four-on-one match at Total Mayhem. This is going to be war! Four men against four men in a Steel Cell! Pumped up by Bach’s words, Jay Chord calls for his own mic. Chord: We know that, but where is your team, Sammy? You’re awfully lonely up there on the stage! By the looks of it, the entire locker room knows better than team up with you! Bach: Yeah…that might be it. Or Jay, maybe it’s that I read the contract for the Total Mayhem Match, and there is nothing in the contract that says I have to reveal my team before the Pay-Per-View! All the contract needed was my signature and your signature, and the contract certainly has it! Huggins: Don’t worry, Jay. Sammy’s bluffing! No one is stupid enough to go up against our team! Bach: See, that’s where you are wrong, Freddy. I do have a team for Total Mayhem! I will reveal the team in due time…but you boys will just have to wait on that! But I’m out here for you, Freddy. You really thought you were smart with that ambush, don’t you? Well, we have another episode of Total Wrestling before Total Mayhem next Sunday. What d’ya say, Freddy? How about you and I go one-on-one next week on Total Wrestling, and you just show me what Freddy Corp. is all about? Huggins: Seriously?! You think I’m stupid enough to accept such a match right before Total Mayhem? Give you a chance to injure me and get me out of Total Mayhem? Those tricks might work on some rookie, Sammy, but you’re talking to the founder of Freddy Corp.! Bach: Am I? Am I talking to the founder of Freddy Corp.? Cause the way things look right now? I thought I was talking to Jay Chord’s b****! That said, Sammy Bach walks through the curtains with a big grin on his face. Huggins, of course, is infuriated by the insult, and has to be held back by his Freddy Corp. brethren. Jay Chord, meanwhile, stands behind it all, scowling and shaking his head. Huggins responds to Bach off-mic while RHCP plays throughout the arena. Huggins: You want your match, Sammy?! YOU GOT IT! It Was All About Mind Games It’s now time for Tonight’s Main Event, a Non-Title Contest between TCW World Champion Wolf Hawkins and Aaron Andrew’s handpicked opponent, Eddie Peak! It’s a pretty awkward predicament, as it was Wolf who originally handpicked Peak to battle Andrews last week, thus the mayhem ensued! Eddie Peak manhandles Hawkins early in the contest. But, as Hawkins distracts Referee Johnson, fellow Syndicate members Doc Hammond and Chris Flynn hit ringside and attack Peak on the floor. Hammond and Flynn together send Peak hard into the steel steps! Referee Johnson doesn’t catch the interference, but does put two and two together when he sees The Syndicate members at ringside after Wolf’s distraction. Johnson quickly sends Hammond and Flynn back to the showers! The Syndicate did their damage, but it’s back to being a one-on-one contest! Hawkins uses the interference to command the match for a long time. He chops the larger Peak down, using leg submissions to try to wear the Hardcore Assassin down. When Peak doesn’t submit, Hawkins looks to put him away with a patented maneuver. Hawkins flies off the top rope and connects with his 450 Splash! 1…2…Peak still manages to throw Hawkins off! Wolf is stunned! Hawkins steps onto the apron and calls for the end. As Peak stands up, Hawkins springboards and goes to the aerial for the Full Moon Rising! Peak counters the attacks with a double thrust right to the throat! With every right to DQ Peak, Referee Johnson instead issues a warning to Peak. The Hardcore Assassin ignores the referee and goes on the attack as a choking Hawkins stumbles to his feet. Peak beats the World Champion from pillar to pillar. Here it comes. Peak has Hawkins by the throat. Choke Slam! Peak covers! 1…2….3NO! Hawkins just barely gets the shoulder up! Peak intimidates Referee Johnson over the count before turning his attention back towards the hurt World Champion. Peak calls for the end as Hawkins staggers up. Peak inches closer, when suddenly the lights out in the arena! Jason Azaria: What just happened?! Kyle Rhodes: It has to be Eddie Peak’s doing! This is one of his parlor tricks! After a long moment, the lights come back on…and MIGHTY MO IS IN THE RING! The crowd goes nuts, while Eddie Peak is stunned at the sight of his rival! The two men stare each other down, then Mo suddenly turns and clotheslines the World Champion Hawkins! Before Peak can comprehend the action, Mo tackles Peak to the mat! Mo begins to pummels away at Peak until Eddie pulls himself away and out of the ring. Kyle Rhodes: I can’t believe it! Mighty Mo pulled out a Eddie Peak! Jason Azaria: As far as I know, Mighty Mo still isn’t medically cleared! Kyle Rhodes: I don’t know, Jay! Mo looks fine to me! Referee Johnson calls for the bell as Mo follows Peak outside the ring and continues to pummel away. Peak looks to get away after raking the eyes, but Mo grabs a steel chair and makes chase. Mo runs up behind the fleeing Peak and cracks the steel chair across Eddie’s back! Peak tumbles over the barricade and falls into the crowd! Mo follows after Peak, and the two men begin to brawl throughout the crowd until they disappear into the backstage area! Jason Azaria: What a moment! Mighty Mo has delivered an impactful message to Eddie Peak, less than two weeks away before their Buried Alive Match! Kyle Rhodes: Mighty Mo is far from dead. He is ready for war at Total Mayhem! Back in the ring, Wolf Hawkins has pulled himself up to one knee, completely confused by what has just happened. Hawkins is handed his World Title by Referee Johnson as the official decision is made. Ladies and Gentlemen, your winner by Disqualification…the TCW World Heavyweight Champion…Wolf….Hawkins! Despite being exhausted, Hawkins drags himself up and demands that the referee raise his hand. Johnson obliges, and Hawkins holds the World Title up as a grin appears on his face. WAIT A MINUTE! Aaron Andrews slips into the ring behind Wolf Hawkins! The crowd erupts! Kyle Rhodes: Oh No. Wolf has no clue that Aaron is behind him! Jason Azaria: I know, but Aaron isn’t allowed to touch Wolf before Total Mayhem. What is he thinking?! Sensing Aaron’s presense, Wolf Hawkins finally turns around…and stumbles over his feet when he sees Andrews behind him! Andrews just stands there and doesn’t do anything! Hawkins scrambles to exit the ring with his World Title. A smile suddenly bursts over Aaron’s face as he watches Hawkins quickly flee ringside. Andrews stands at the edge of the ring and gestures to Hawkins that he just one-upped the World Champion. Andrews calls out to Hawkins off-mic. Andrews: In time, Wolf! I’m coming for my title! Jason Azaria: What a turn of events. It was all about mind games for the former Champion! Kyle Rhodes: Yeah, but in twelve days, there won’t be time for anymore mind games. At Total Mayhem, we will see the final battle between Wolf Hawkins & Aaron Andrews. The Final Battle for the World Title! Jason Azaria: And it will happen in the Steel Cell! Show Notes * Masked Cougar suffers his first defeat in TCW at the hands of Doc Hammond, though it’s much thanks to the interference of fellow Syndicate member, Chris Flynn. Post-Match, Benny Benson would hit the ring to try to save Cougar from a Syndicate beatdown, but Benny would unfortunately face the same fate. The Syndicate would leave the ring victorious with their rivals lying on the mat. Later on in the night, two new matches would be announced for Total Mayhem, straight from the desk of TCW Commissioner, Ricky Dale Johnson. First, Masked Cougar will look to get some revenge for his first TCW loss when he battles the Syndicate Enforcer, Chris Flynn. Also, we will get the rubber match at Total Mayhem when two TCW veterans go to war! Benny Benson battles Doc Hammond in twelve days in the hopes to settle their rivalry! ** Another undefeated streak is threatened later on in the night when Davis Wayne Newton puts his record on the line against the Party Animal, Edd Stone. The match eventually leads to a brawl outside the ring. After reversing an irish whip and sending Newton hard into the barricade, Stone looks to wow the fans rather than getting back into the ring. Stone runs across the top of the barricade and wipes out Newton on the floor with an amazing front flip! Both men crash hard, and are unable to get back into the ring before Referee Long’s Count reaches ten! Long calls for the Double Count Out! Post-Match, a distraction by Haley Buck allows Newton to come up behind Stone and shove him face first into the steel post! Furious that his record is now tainted, Newton ignores Referee Long and pummels Stone. Newton drags Stone up and plants him on the floor with his Fisherman’s Suplex! More officials appear at ringside to break things up. Newton and Buck finally agree to depart, as Haley declares her client Davis the victor of the match! *** It’s Time for the Finals of the Tag Team Contenders Tournament, as longtime rivals Beautiful Love & Shade Gang battle over a Tag Title Shot at Total Mayhem! Early in the match, an altercation at ringside between the third wheels, Dave Diamond and Troy Tornado, leads to both men getting sent to the showers by Referee Johnson! It looks like we might actually have a fair, two-on-two tag team match, we pray! Shade Gang’s Marc Speed & Matt Hocking try to cut the ring off on Beautiful Love’s Frederique, but Danny Fonzarelli eventually gets the hot tag and goes wild. Fonz puts a beating all over Speed and Hocking, and nearly puts Speed away after a Running Powerslam. Frederique climbs to the second rope in the hopes for Beautiful Love to hit their patented Rocket of Love finisher on Speed. Before they can, Hocking races across the ring and shoves Frederique hard, sending him tumbling over the top rope, and Fred hits the apron painfully before crashing to the floor. Fonzarelli sends Hocking rolling to ringside after a big boot to the face, then turns his attention back to Speed. Fonzarelli has Speed up for the Retro Rocket, but Speed breaks off behind Fonzarelli. Speed drops the big man with a perfect knee dropkick to the knee, then applies Deadly Heel Hook! Fonz tries to get to the ropes, but Speed pulls himself back to the center of the ring. Frederique tries to get back into the ring, but Hocking keeps him from breaking it up! Fonzarelli has no choice but to tap! The Shade Gang wins the Tag Team Contenders Tournament! Troy Tornado races to back to the ring to celebrate with his Shade Gang brethren. The celebration begins for the trio, but it doesn’t last long. Eventually, Shade Gang notices the folks on the entrance stage. Standing there are the Tag Teams Champions, W.M.D, along with their manager Vita! The battle line has been set for Total Mayhem, and the two teams begin to exchange threats before the big Tag Title Match!
- June 16, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> May – Week 2 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="t2WMu8T" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/t2WMu8T" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Show Notes * Despite still being injured, Bart Biggins simply making an appearance at ringside helped his tag partner Jimmy Foxx defeat Julian Watson. After fellow Freddy Corp. member Roderick Remus interferes to help Watson, Biggins would come down to ringside, armed with a steel chair! Such a threat would chase Remus out of the arena, and distract Watson long enough for Foxx to hit the Flying Foxx for the win. ** In an interview conducted by Jason Azaria, Syndicate’s Nate Johnson would reveal that his Elite tag team partner Eddie Chandler is injured, and he accuses both Tana The Mighty & T-Bone Bright of deliberating trying to hurt Eddie in their tag team tournament match a week prior. Johnson: If you two think costing you a Tag Title shot is enough payback, then clearly you underestimate how much I consider Eddie a brother, and you definitely don’t understand what the Syndicate stands for. You two oversized losers have no idea what kind of hell is coming your direction, but I promise you both. You will wish you never heard of the Syndicate name by the time we’re done with you! Thursday Afternoon Creative Meeting at BriCo HQ The creative meeting has been going on for a good forty-five minutes now. The start of the meeting focused primarily on Total Mayhem week. Plenty of media was set up for the days leading up to the biggest show of the year, and CEO Kyle Rhodes walked his top guys through the week. Ricky Dale Johnson even got his own personal schedule for the week, starting at Total Wrestling on Tuesday all the way through Total Mayhem on Saturday Night. Radio interviews, podcast interviews, and even a couple television spots. Mainstream media didn’t always take professional wrestling seriously, but Total Mayhem was a big enough show that the media actually treated it like a legit sporting spectacle. RDJ didn’t mind playing along during Total Mayhem week, though he knew the majority of those media outlets won’t give a damn about professional wrestling after the show was over. RDJ was kind of excited, though. This was the first Total Mayhem media tour he would do as a non-wrestler. It might be fun entering these interviews and television spots while acting like he actually was the boss of the locker room, as his character portrays on television. Kyle Rhodes: It’s going to be a crazy week, as always. If you ever think you’re missing something, please don’t be afraid to contact me or the P.R. office. Same thing with the locker room. If they have questions, direct them towards P.R. With everything going on in TCW right now, this might just be our biggest Total Mayhem yet. RDJ: Hey, I headlined a Total Mayhem, thank you very much! Rhodes: My apologies, Rick. I meant the second biggest Total Mayhem of all time. Brent Hill: What about me? I won the Tag Titles at Total Mayhem once! Rhodes: As I said, second biggest Total Mayhem of all time. After a hearty laugh from the entire meeting, aside from the BriCo interns, Kyle uses the pause to change the subject. Rhodes: Okay, that’s enough Total Mayhem for now. I want to inform you guys of some big news that I’ve been working on this week. It’s come to my attention that two particular talents in Supreme Wrestling Federation are up for contract renewals, and SWF has yet to lock it up. And ya know what? I want to see if I can snatch them away. Hill: Interesting, we’re going on the offensive? Rhodes: Smartly, yes. We’re not breaking bank just for the sake of breaking bank. That’s how this company hurt itself financially in the past. Joel Bryant: I like it. It’s about time for SWF to give us something back for Rocky (Golden). RDJ: As long as it doesn’t cost anyone near what Rocky cost. RDJ definitely didn’t blame Rocky Golden for packing up and leaving for SWF. But, one thing is for certain. With TCW being a punching bag for both SWF and USPW for years, the company never had a chance to match SWF’s contract offer. Contract alone, Golden was making a whopping 325K per month with SWF. The highest contract currently in TCW was the poster boy Aaron Andrews at 80K per month. Just a wee bit lower than what Rocky was making! Rhodes: I’m targeting these guys not just because I think they can be valuable, but in my opinion, it’s clear that SWF doesn’t value them as I do. I think we could make a solid deal. RDJ: Well spit it out, bud. Who ya got in mind? Rhodes: Well, let’s start with the non-wrestler, Ric Young. Hill: The referee? Rhodes: The one and only. Got a scouting report for me, Joel? Bryant: Off the top of my head? He’s one of the best referees in the business, thirty-plus years. Not a locker room leader by name, but keeps his head down and does his job cleanly. Rhodes: Do you think his zebra work is as good as Ray (Johnson) and Francis (Long)? Bryant: Absolutely. Rhodes: Better? Bryant *groans* It’s certainly possible. Rhodes: Ya see? That’s why I want Ric on our staff. This guy has worked with the best and has helped orchestrate some amazing matches! Our referee staff is fine, but Ric can take it to a whole different level. Hill: What if he wants to be Head Referee like he is in SWF? Think Ray Johnson will be fine with it? Rhodes: That’s just something we’d have to discuss if Ric comes on board. I believe both men are professional enough to figure it out. RDJ: If they can’t? We have them fight it out. Easy Pay-Per-View Main Event. Referee Steel Cage Match! Book it, Brent! Hill: *chuckles* You can book it when you’re in charge, Rick. Rhodes: Alright, so that’s the first guy I’m looking at. Hold on to your undies folks, because here comes the second name. Jimmy Hernandez. Hill: Mainstream?! SWF is letting him walk?! Rhodes: Walk? No. But, they’re vastly trying to underpay for what I think the kid is worth. Mainstream is still in his prime and can do some amazing things. He might not be the biggest guy, but he can do virtually everything in the ring. I can see Mainstream easily be one of our top stars in a matter of months. Do you agree, Joel? Bryant: Sure, it’s certainly possible. He can do everything, but most of all he’s an aerial phenomenon. He makes it look easy to fly! He’s got the appeal with both the male and female demographic. A bit of a party animal off the clock, I’ve heard, but nothing too crazy. Can play babyface or heel, no problem. Hill: I definitely think he could fill that babyface void we have at the top of the card. RDJ: Hey boss man, can I ask a question? Rhodes: *smiles* Of course, young man. How can I help you? RDJ: Not that I’m complaining, but TCW has never been a real high flier product. It’s been all about the big, muscular boys. Is it safe to say we’re turning the page? I mean, we brought in the Cougar fella’, and now we’re looking at Hernandez? I’m just curious, that’s all. Rhodes: *shrugs* Rick, I don’t want TCW to be stuck in a single category anymore. Actually no, check that. I want to be in the category of simply what the fans want. And what do they want? Kyle Rhodes pauses and looks around at the silent table. Rhodes: I was literally looking for an answer, guys! Hill: Oh! Ummm, great wrestling and great characters? Rhodes: And great stories! The whole pie! I don’t care if the guy can lift five hundred pounds or if he can do triple corkscrew backflip off a ladder! What I care about is giving the fans what they want, and when I watch guys like Masked Cougar and Mainstream Hernandez, I see a crowd that is enthralled with what they are doing. Bryant: Well, while Rick has opened the door, I have a question, too. Are we good with masked guys now as well? I mean, for so many years, the only TCW masked guy I can recall ever seeing is John Anderson as Human Arsenal. Now, we got not just Cougar but also Aztec Prince. Hill: God I love that Prince kid. Such a talent, such an amazing look. If only he had inch of charisma! Rhodes: Well, then it’s our job to find him the right mouthpiece. But to answer your question, Joel, I put it in the same category as Rick’s question. I don’t care if the guy has beautiful, goldilocks hair or he wears a mask for his entire career. If the crowd is paying to see them, if fans are tuning it to watch him, the rest is details. Bryant: Good, because there’s a guy I’d love to bring in for you to look at. He’s this big, muscular luchador that goes by the name Mr. Lucha III. RDJ: Wait, is that Manuel’s (Prieto) kid? Bryant: Nephew. I’m surprise you were even that close, Rick. Didn’t take you for enjoying Mexican wrestling. RDJ: I don’t really. I had dinner with Manuel awhile back after going to a Wrestling Hall of Fame ceremony. He was raving about the boy, I guess I just mixed up the details. Bryant: Ah, ok. Well, this kid should be a star already in Mexico, but the Mr. Lucha character was tarnished by the second edition. Hill: What happened? Bryant: Nothing good, and no matter what this kid does, the history of the mask keeps him down. Rhodes: Why doesn’t he just go with a different gimmick? A different mask? Bryant: I don’t know. I guess maybe love for the lineage? Whatever it is, this kid is the total package. Just like Mainstream, he can do everything in ring. He’s big for the average luchador, and he’s got plenty of charisma. Rhodes: Can he speak English? Bryant: Cannot one-hundred percent confirm, but I do believe he is fluent in English. Rhodes: You’re selling me, Joel. Let’s set up a meeting. Bryant: You got it, boss. Rhodes: Alright, now back on topic. Does anyone have anything to add about bringing Mainstream in? I’m looking at you, Rick. He’s going to be yours to handle for years to come. RDJ: Hey, if you’re down with what this kid brings, then it is settled! You’ll never see my old behind doing a shooting star press, but I respect what these young-uns can do. From what I’ve seen from Hernandez, he’s money. Scoop him up, I’d say. Hill: Agreed. From the back of the room, one of the BriCo interns speak up for the first time all meeting. Intern: Excuse me Mr. Rhodes, but as far as finances go? If you were going to bring this wrestler in-… Rhodes: Relax, no need to go any further. I already said I have no intentions to break the bank for one single wrestler. I just think we can steal this talented gentleman away from the competition at a solid price. Is that okay with you? Intern: Ummm yes, yes sir. RDJ: I guess this isn’t a good time to ask about a raise? Mockingly, RDJ turns and winks at the young male intern. Embarrassed, the intern quickly sticks his nose down towards his tablet. Rhodes: Well, if that’s settled, I will keep you guys up to date on negotiations, and hopefully things go our way. Moving on, I have one last thing I want to talk over with you guys today. Ya see, our friendly neighborhood maniac Eddie Peak came to me with an idea this week. And I gotta say, I think I love it! And it goes a little something like this…. </div>
- June 15, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

May – Week 2 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! Battle Of Life And Death Prior to the Co-Main Event this evening, Jason Azaria introduces Mighty Mo, who is live via satellite from his home. Mo reveals that he is still recovering from injuries caused by Eddie Peak when he chokeslammed Mo off the entrance stage at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Doctors have recommended that Mo not travel so he can have an efficient recovery. But, Mo is getting close to returning, and he intends on competing at Total Mayhem. Mo: I don’t care how I feel or what the doctors say. I know how big Total Mayhem is, to both the company and our fans. There is nothing that is going to keep me away from our biggest show of the year. Jason Azaria: That’s great to hear Mo, but what about Eddie Peak? After what Eddie did to you, what message do you have for him? Clearly holding back his anger, Mo takes a moment to compose himself before answering. Mo: I hope Eddie Peak is watching right now. Eddie, I need you to know that I-… The image suddenly goes to static. As Azaria and Kyle Rhodes contemplate that perhaps they have a poor connection, the face of Eddie Peak appears on the screen. Just like last week, Peak appears to be recording from a shaky, handheld camera. Peak: Oh, I’m watching Mighty One. I’m always keeping an eye on you. I’m glad to hear that you have a message for me, but first, I have a message for you. There is no more room in TCW, in professional wrestling, for heroes. I have made my destiny to clear the world of its heroes, and you Mighty One? You attempt to play the biggest hero of all. You have lived this fantasy far too long, this fantasy that you could possibly topple the big bad man. It is time for the fantasy to end. It is time for the dream to end! Mighty One, come back and play. Let’s have fun one more time. Please don’t make me find you, because I will! Total Mayhem will be the location of your demise. I will dig your grave….and I will bury you ALIVE! Then…there will be one less hero is the world… After a long pause, Peak begins to cackle away. The scene goes to static once more before returning to Mighty Mo. Jason Azaria: Uhhhhh Mo? Any chance…any chance you heard all of that? It’s clear by the look on his face that Mo did. He begins to breathe heavily while clutching his right hand in his lap. Mo: Yeah…I heard it all. Eddie, you like to talk, but apparently you don’t listen. How many times must I say this? Yeah, your mindgames work on other people. You might intimidate some people, but you…don’t…scare…ME! Call me a hero all you want, but I don’t try to be a hero. I just stand up to maniacs and a******* when I see them! I don’t know if Eddie was talking literally with his little sermon, but I’m talking literally right now! Eddie, mark my words. I will be at Total Mayhem, and we will have our final fight! Eddie? I challenge you to a BURIED ALIVE MATCH! Let’s see who is scared then! That said, Mo throws his earpiece off and storms off scene. The Rivalry Isn’t Dead Yet We are nearing the climax of this fatal four way to decide the man who will challenge Greg Gauge for the TV Title at Total Mayhem XXIV. After a long exchange of maneuvers between Joshua Taylor and Edd Stone, Stone reverses Taylor’s attempt at a Tilt a Whirl Slam and sends Joshua flying with a headscissors. When Taylor gets to his feet, Stone hits him with a dropkick that sends Joshua falling through the ropes to the floor. Stone preps himself for a plancha, but as he goes to race off the ropes to execute it, he gets cut off by Freddy Huggins. Huggins catches Stone right in the face with an impactful high knee! Huggins stalks Stone as he stumbles up. The Huggins Kiss! Stone’s head gets planted into the mat! Huggins covers, 1…2…Doc Hammond breaks it up! Hammond pummels away at Huggins before whipping into the corner. Hammond charges in after him, but gets two boots to the face instead. Huggins quickly hops to the second rope and leaps off for double axe handle, but Hammond instead catches Freddy with a smacking uppercut to the jaw. Huggins falls over into the ropes, but Hammond quickly pulls him up and hits his Exploder Suplex! The cover! 1…2…Taylor comes flying off the top rope with an elbow drop to break it up! Taylor goes to drag Hammond up to his feet, but Doc catches Joshua with a stiff knee to the gut. Hammond sweeps the legs out from under Taylor and tries to lock on his Texas Cloverleaf. Taylor fights it with all his might, but manages to pull Hammond down into a small package! 1…2…Hammond breaks free, but Taylor reverses position right into his Butterfly Lock! Hammond is in trouble, as he’s stuck in Taylor’s patented submission in the middle of the ring! There is no help for Doc coming. He has no choice! Doc Hammond taps! Joshua Taylor wins the TV Title Shot! Jason Azaria: We will see the rematch, folks! Joshua Taylor will be looking for redemption at Total Mayhem when he battles Gauge. As Joshua Taylor gets his hand raised by Referee Johnson, he is blinded by Greg Gauge, who catches Taylor with a sick chop block! The crowd begins to boo as Gauge stomps away at Taylor’s left knee. Gauge locks Taylor into his Proton Lock! Referee Johnson yells at Gauge to break the hold, but this isn’t a match. Gauge has no intentions of letting go! Kyle Rhodes: Look at this disgusting act! Greg Gauge is trying to injure Joshua Taylor before we ever get to Total Mayhem! Jason Azaria: Let go, Greg! You’re going to tear his knee apart! Taylor begins to scream out in pain as more TCW Officials race to the ring to help. Finally, Gauge’s grip is literally pried loose, and Greg is pushed away from Taylor. As Greg exits the ring with a big smile on his face, Taylor is left on the mat clutching his knee. Before Total Wrestling goes to wrestling, the camera pans up on Gauge’s grinning face. Gauge: I’ll see you at Total Mayhem, Josh! The Battle Line Begins To Appear Jay Chord joined the announce table for the match between Sammy Bach and Jeremie Courtney. Despite Courtney’s best efforts, Bach puts on a decisive, successful performance tonight. Stuck in the Bach on you Back in the middle of the ring, Courtney has no choice but to tap out. Bach’s attention turns to ringside as Jay Chord gets up from his seat. Chord calls for a mic, then calmly begins to walk around the ring and make his way up the steel steps onto the apron. Chord: Ya know, our Commissioner wants to complain about how I beat you at Where Angels Fear To Tread. You, Sammy, want to complain how I beat you. But last I checked? The third fall in our contest was No…Holds…Barred. In case you don’t know professional wrestling terms Sammy, that means anything goes! So yeah, I kicked you in the nuts. But ya know what else I did? I pinned your shoulders to the mat for the three count, and I won the match! The crowd boos Chord, which only makes Jay smile. Sammy Bach, meanwhile, shows no emotion, but rather anticipates Chord entering the ring. Jay doesn’t, though, instead he just stands on the apron. Chord: You’re supposed to be my past now, Sammy. I’m supposed to move on. But ya know what? I’m excited to put you in your place one last time at Total Mayhem. My team is going to embarrass you, Sammy. That’s a promise I intend to keep. They’re going to embarrass you Sammy…just like they’re going to embarrass you right now…. Sammy Bach suddenly realizes what’s brewing, and quickly turns towards the entrance way as Freddy Corp.’s Roderick Remus & Julian Watson hit the ring. Remus & Watson begin to double team Bach as Jay Chord just watches from the apron. Despite the ambush, Bach fights back! Bach catches Watson with a dropkick, then clotheslines Remus over the top rope to the floor. It looks like Bach has survived the ambush…when he turns around and walks right into a Superkick by Freddy Huggins! Huggins and Chord share a glance from across the ring, and both men begin to laugh. Chord gestures to Huggins that “he’s all yours,” and Freddy obliges. Huggins gestures to his boys. Remus and Watson are back on their feet, and they’re putting the boots to Bach. Finally, Huggins orders them to drag Bach up. Huggins takes hold of Bach and drives him into the mat with the Huggins Kiss! Bach is out cold! Freddy Corp. hovers over the motionless Bach as Jay Chord calmly enters the ring. He takes a long look at his rival lying on the mat, then turns to his attention to the smiling Huggins. Chord holds out a hand towards Huggins…and Freddy shakes it! Kyle Rhodes: Jay, do you think what I think it means? Jason Azaria: It certainly appears so. Jay Chord needed three men to fill out his Total Mayhem team to battle Sammy Bach. It would seem Chord found his resolution in Freddy Corp.! It Was “Almost” The Perfect Plan Wolf Hawkins’s plan seemed to be gold. He handpicked Eddie Peak to battle Aaron Andrews in tonight’s Main Event, and Peak does exactly what he hoped. The Hardcore Assassin lays a beating on Andrews that he will likely feel well past the World Title Match at Total Mayhem. Throughout the match, Wolf Hawkins is shown backstage, the World Champion smiling as he watches the contest. But, despite the beating Peak delivers, Aaron Andrews refuses to stay down. He takes the beating and continues to fight back. Peak misses with a charging big boot in the corner and gets his foot badly caught on the top rope. That’s Andrews’s chance to take out the big man! Andrews pummels away at Peak, even shoving Referee Johnson aside in the process. Andrews even attacks Peak’s knee, trying to chop down the big man! Andrews finally obliges Referee Johnson’s instructions before he is DQ’ed. The damage has been done, though. Andrews has Peak reeling now, his speed and youth testing Peak’s size and age. Andrews flies off the top rope and catches Peak with patented Cross Body, but Peak throws him off before Aaron can get the three count! Andrews stalks Peak as he gets up. Andrews races off the ropes. Whether he’s looking for his Spear or the Ace in the Hole, we’ll never know because Peak cuts him off, catching Andrews by the throat. A Big Time Choke Slam by Peak! The cover! 1…2…3NO! Andrews just barely gets the shoulder up! Peak watches Andrews as he gets up, perhaps looking for his finisher, but then Eddie turns away. Peak has another plan apparently. He exits the ring and goes under the ring. Peak pulls out a steel chain! Jason Azaria: Oh No! Someone get that chain away from Peak! Kyle Rhodes: By all means Jay, you go stop him! Referee Johnson tries to talk sense into Peak as he re-enters the ring, but Eddie just shoves the referee aside! From the mat, Johnson calls for the bell, Disqualifying Eddie Peak. Peak doesn’t care though, and wraps the chain around Andrews throat! Andrews fights frantically, but he is no match for Peak’s strength. Kyle Rhodes: Wolf Hawkins is getting exactly what he wanted! This is what he was hoping for! Andrews starts to fade. His face growing redder and redder, Aaron collapses to one knee as Peak continues to choke away. Suddenly, Wolf Hawkins starts to make his way down to the ring! A big smile on his face, Hawkins applauds Peak’s work and he makes his way into the ring. Jason Azaria: Look at our World Champion! A talented wrestler, but a despicable human being! As Peak continues to choke Andrews, Hawkins stands before them in his black Syndicate suit and proceeds to mock Andrews. “How ya doing, Aaron?” “You’re looking kind of red!” “Great job, Eddie!” Suddenly, the smile on Hawkins’s face slowly disappears. Hawkins begins to realize that Eddie Peak is no longer paying attention to Andrews…but is staring at the World Champion! Kyle Rhodes: Uh oh… Hawkins tries to talk some sense into Peak, but in a blink of an eye, Peak lets go of Andrews and the chain. Peak snatches Hawkins by the throat! Before Hawkins can fight back, Peak has the World Champion up in the air! Hawkins gets his own Chokeslam! Boom! Jason Azaria: Wolf Hawkins’s plan almost worked! He forgot one thing, though. Eddie Peak is an uncontrollable maniac! His suit a mess now, Hawkins slowly stumbles to his feet. With a mixed reaction, the live crowd watches as Peak stalks Hawkins. Here it comes! The Peak of Perfection! Hawkins gets laid out in the middle of the ring! Kyle Rhodes: Well, I think it’s fair to say Wolf deserved that one! With Hawkins motionless on the mat, Eddie Peak storms into the corner towards the cameraman. Peak grips the camera tightly and presses his rage-filled face towards the lense. Peak: MIGHTY MO! I ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE! I WILL BURY YOU ALIVE! That said, Eddie Peak exits the ring. Before heading out of the arena, Peak takes one more glance back at his work in the ring. Peak can’t help himself and begins to cackle away. Jason Azaria: Aaron Andrews and Wolf Hawkins are set to headline Total Mayhem XXIV, our biggest event of the year, and both just got absolutely demolished by The Hardcore Assassin! Kyle Rhodes: Eddie Peak might be getting up there in age, but he still as much of an maniac as he was when he joined TCW twelve years ago! It looks like this week’s episode of Total Wrestling is just about over. But, then we hear the voice of Aaron Andrews. The former World Champion is seated in the corner of the ring, a mic in hand. He struggles at first to speak as he coughs away, his throat a bright red from the chain. Andrews: Gee Wolf, what a great plan you had there. In fact, I think I’m going copy you. Next week, I get to choose your opponent this time. And guess what Wolf? I also choose Eddie Peak! It’s not clear if the motionless Wolf Hawkins heard what Andrews had to say. One thing is for certain, though. Hawkins is going to have quite the bad week leading up to the next Total Wrestling! Show Notes * The rivalry between Syndicate’s Doc Hammond and Benny Benson continues this week. This time, Hammond interferes in Benson’s match with fellow Syndicate member, Chris Flynn. Flynn picks up the win, leading to the Syndicate ambush afterwards. Much to their surprise, Masked Cougar hits the ring for some revenge after Chris Flynn’s assault on him last week on TCW Uprising! Cougar would leap to the top rope immediately, then fly off and catch BOTH Hammond and Flynn with a front dropkick! Together, Cougar and Benson would dispose The Syndicate from the ring and send them up the entranceway. Later on in the show, we would get an announcement from the Commish, RDJ. Next week, Masked Cougar would put his undefeated streak on the line when he battles Syndicate’s Doc Hammond! ** We got Semi-Finals action in the Tag Team Contenders Tournament! First off, Freddy Corp.’s Julian Watson & Roderick Remus tries to overcome the size difference in their match against Beautiful Love’s Danny Fonzarelli & Frederique. It works for awhile, a big thanks to Laura Catherine Huggins and her work at ringside. But, after Fonzarelli catches Watson coming off the top rope with a sick big boot to the face, the end was near. Fonz & Frederique planted Watson with the Rocket of Love, and that’s all she wrote. Beautiful Love heads to the Finals of the Tournament! Later in the evening, it’s Tana & T-Bone going to battle against Shade Gang’s Marc Speed & Matt Hocking. Troy Tornado tries to help his group steal a win, but a big chop to the head by the Tana The Mighty disposes of Shade Gang’s third wheel (or so we think!). As Tana puts on a beating on Speed outside the ring, T-Bone has Hocking in trouble in the ring. After hitting his patented Powerslam and getting a nearfall, T-Bone goes to rush off the ropes for the T-Bone Lariat. But, out of seemingly nowhere, T-Bone gets blasted in the spine by a steel chair, courtesy of Syndicate’s Nate Johnson! Distracted by Tana and Speed fighting outside the ring, Referee Long never saw Johnson’s interference! Hocking takes full advantage and hits T-Bone with the Hock Shock! Tana attempts to re-enter the ring to break up the pinfall, but Troy Tornado desperately holds onto Tana’s leg, and does it out of Referee Long’s viewpoint! 1…2…3! Shade Gang steal the win and head to the finals! It’s all set! In The Finals of the Tournament, we will have another battle between these longtime rival stables! Beautiful Love goes to war with Shade Gang with a Tag Title Shot on the Line! Surely, the champs W.M.D. will be watching closely!
- June 14, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> May – Week 1 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="oAvl19Y" data-src="<a href="https://imgur.com/a/oAvl19Y" rel="external nofollow">https://imgur.com/a/oAvl19Y"</a> src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Show Notes * Masked Cougar continues his undefeated streak with a win over Nate Johnson, but he would still face the wrath of the Syndicate. After accompanying Johnson to ringside for Nate’s match, the Syndicate Enforcer Chris Flynn would immediately attack Cougar post-match. The much larger Flynn would lay a beating on Cougar, and then torture the masked superstar by applying the Flynn-Lock. TCW Officials would flood the ring to finally force Flynn to break the submission. Cougar might have gotten the win, but he sure did pay the price. ** Bart Biggins’s return from injury would be ruined by Freddy Corp., as the backstage cameras would catch Julian Watson & Roderick Remus attacking Biggins right before the match, targeting the kidney that had been diagnosed as severely bruised. Flying Jimmy Foxx would head to the ring alone for the Tag Team Tournament match versus Freddy Corp., unwilling to just let Watson & Remus steal a spot in the Semi-Finals. Freddy Corp. would dominate, but much to their surprise, the injured Biggins would stagger to the ring to help his partner! Biggins would get the tag in, and the desire for revenge would drive him for a bit. But, one good shot to those injured kidneys, and that spelled the end. Remus would hit his Brainbuster Suplex on Biggins for the 3 count, advancing Freddy Corp. to the Semi-Finals of the Tag Team Contendership Tournament to battle Beautiful Love. *** The main event wouldn’t last very long, as the rest of Shade Gang would hit the ring to attack Sammy Bach when they saw their buddy Troy Tornado was in trouble. The 3-on-1 assault would not last long, though, as Beautiful Love would hit the ring to save Sammy! Beautiful Love and Shade Gang have had many battles over the last few months. Yet, it seems like they issues have yet to be settled! Saturday Afternoon Outside TCW School of Pro Wrestling It is a beautiful spring day outside the doors of the TCW School of Pro Wrestling. Several names on the current TCW roster had come through those doors, most notably the poster boy of the company currently, Aaron Andrews. CEO Kyle Rhodes stands behind a podium as he conducts a press conference in front of a small media of local and professional wrestling reporters. It’s a small get-together, certainly no political rally, but still taken quite seriously. In the front row of the crowd sits TCW Head Booker Brent Hill, Talent Scout Joel Bryant, and good ol’ Ricky Dale Johnson. On a rare occasion outside his on-air role as TCW Commissioner, RDJ is rocking a fine suit. Of course, a cowboy hat is included with the attire. Rhodes: In February 2006, the doors of TCW School of Pro Wrestling opened for the first time. The former owner of TCW, Tommy Cornell, was determined to prepare the stars of tomorrow for the journey that awaited them. This school here helped develop TCW into the wrestling company that it is today. Fourteen years later, professional wrestling has certainly changed since we began training the future in this facility. Just like the world always evolves, we have decided to evolve as well. Turning sideways, Rhodes gestures behind himself towards the building. Rhodes: By the end of this month, May 2020, these doors will close. TCW School of Pro Wrestling will be no more at the end of this month. But, these doors will not be closed forever. This facility will be going under massive renovations. We expect the facility to be twice the size it is currently by the time all the work is done. Just like the world, this wrestling facility will evolve. When the dust settles, here will stand the brand new TCW Developmental Center. This Developmental Center will be key to grooming the next superstars of Total Championship Wrestling! Later In The Evening The festivities all finished, Kyle Rhodes invites his creative team out to a fine dinner on his tab. Circled around a squared table sat Rhodes, Hill, Bryant, & RDJ. Despite making plenty of money over his career, RDJ still didn’t feel comfortable in such an expensive place. He’d rather get a bucket from KFC than order a meal than cost more than his entire clothing closet. The price of a steak at the restaurant boggled RDJ. For such a price, he wondered if he actually got to pick the cow. RDJ: Holy s***, Kyle! Ten million dollars??!! What the hell kind of renovations are you doing in that place? You cloning monkeys in there or something? Rhodes: No Rick, and thank you for interrupting my toast. The Developmental Center is going to be state of the art. I refused to move on budget with BriCo. My stance was clear. If we went cheap with the future, then we might not even have a future. Hill: And how did BriCo take that? Rhodes: As they usually do. With lengthy e-mails, conference calls, and several last minute meetings. I made it clear to them though. We fell behind USPW and SWF and became the clear number three because we just stood quiet and let them just win. Look at that we have done in just half a year, going for the throat. Many people are starting to say we have surpassed SWF as the number two company in the United States, though I hope we eventually make that less of a debate by the end of the year. Bryant: Amazing to believe when they took Rocky from us. Rhodes: True, but that said, god bless Aaron Andrews! Now Rick, do you mind if I finish my toast? RDJ: You’re still signing my paychecks, so sure. Once more, Kyle held up his glass of wine. The other three followed suit. Rhodes: To the future of TCW! To the amazing stars that work their way through that development center! Cheers! The four men clink their glasses and enjoy the quite expensive wine. Hill: It was quite the event today. We’ll look back on today in a few years when that facility has produced some fine talent. RDJ: That, or Kyle is going to start selling pieces off to make his money back. How much did you pay for the Jacuzzi, eh? Rhodes: I know you’re kidding Rick, but there will be quite the large, expensive Jacuzzi. For recuperation use, of course. RDJ: Yeah, sure. I feel like I’m going to need to visit this facility often for some “recuperation.” Hill: Rick, you’re always welcome over to visit me. I’ll even give you a key when I have one myself. RDJ: *confused* I’m sorry, what does that mean? You’re going to be the janitor or something, Brent? Kyle Rhodes shoots Hill a look, which Brent instantly recognizes. His cheeks red, Brent bows his head. Rhodes: Well, I wasn’t going to make this official until later, maybe in another press conference, but we might as well do it now. I’m sure you might have heard, but I plan on assigning new duties at the top of TCW. RDJ: *acts shocked* Wha??!! No, no way! Didn’t hear a thing! Bryant: Yeah Kyle, I think the entire locker room knows by now. Rhodes: Yeah….I probably have those BriCo interns to thank for that. Those brats can’t keep their mouths shut. Well, you might as well hear it from me. I plan on taking a step back from creative, and focus mostly on the front office. I’m best at the business end of things, so it’s time I focus primarily on that. I will maintain the right to change anything creative that I decide needs fixing. But, I don’t think I will have to do that with our Head Booker here. Bryant: Of course, even with Alzheimer’s, Brent here is still one of the best minds in the game! [b[Hill:[/b] *chuckles* I appreciate the cute dig, Joel, but Kyle isn’t talking about me. Rhodes: Nope. When the Developmental Center opens its doors, Brent is going to become the President of Talent Development. He’s going to be in charge of our future! RDJ: Wow! Congrats Brent! Bryant: Yeah Brent, that’s amazing! Hill: Thank guys. I enjoyed my time as Head Booker, but my heart has always been in the developmental aspect. This is the perfect opportunity for me, so thank you Kyle. Rhodes: Nobody deserves the job more, my friend. Brent is not only going to recruit talent outside of pro wrestling to train, but he is also going to work with indy wrestlers to help hone their craft, set them up with bookings in MAW and NYCW, and so on. RDJ: That’s great and all, but the locker room is sure going to miss having you there, Brent. Hill: Hey, I’m not just going to disappear! I’ll be at plenty of shows, still. Besides, our brand new Head Booker is plenty ready to fill my shoes. RDJ: Oh yeah, and who is that? Joel here ready to move up the ranks? Joel Bryant shakes his head, waving his hand. Bryant: No no no, I’m no booker. I love being part of creative, but that’s it for me. I’m a Talent Scout, not to mention I love the freedom to travel and check out the smaller shows on my free time. Rhodes: Oh yes, Joel, I regret to inform you with all the upcoming changes, I can no longer keep you on as Talent Scout. There’s an awkward pause suddenly among the table. Confused, Joel Bryant looks back and forth at the men among him. Bryant: The hell does that mean, Kyle? Rhodes: You’re not a Talent Scout anymore, Joel. No, you’re the Head Talent Scout, and you’ll soon have an entire staff of your own. Bryant:…Kyle, don’t screw with me right now. Rhodes: *grinning wide* I was screwing with you, but not now. It’s a promotion well overdue. Bryant: *chuckles* Does this promotion come with a raise? Rhodes: *sarcastically* Hmm, I’ll take that under consideration…. Hill: Congrats Joel, you’re going to do great! RDJ: He definitely is! Bryant: Thank guys, I…I don’t know what to say… RDJ: Alright, alright! So come on man, stop leaving us hanging, Kyle. Who’s coming in to be the new Head Booker? There’s a silence among the table. Kyle, Brent, Joel all look at each other and cannot help but begin to laugh. RDJ: What? Rhodes: Jesus Rick, you really are hard headed. Hill: It’s you, Rick. You’re the new Head Booker. You’re taking over when the facility opens. For a long moment, RDJ looks at his longtime pals. He can’t say anything, just sits there with mouth agape. RDJ: You want me to be the Head Booker? Rhodes: Who else? Nobody knows this business better than you, Rick. Not to mention the locker room still looks up to you as they always did. You’re the obvious choice. RDJ is about to respond, but then pauses. He begins to put two and two together. RDJ: Son of a b****, Kyle. You’re the reason the locker room has been pissy with me recently! Rhodes: *confused* I’m not following. Hill: Some of the wrestlers have confronted Rick recently about stuff he said in creative meetings. Rick here thought someone was sabotaging him, leaking information. He even blamed me! RDJ: You were asking the boys about me taking over, weren’t you? Rhodes: Well…yeah…I wanted some opinions from our boys. I probably talked about the creative meetings a bit, I suppose. Did I really start trouble with the boys? I only suggested some of the ideas you mentioned in our meetings. RDJ started to shake his head and laugh. RDJ: Ya know what, Kyle? Don’t worry about it. It was just the usual locker room B.S. The usual paranoia about guys worrying about their spot. Bryant: It sounds like you were the paranoid one, Rick! RDJ: Yeah yeah yeah. Pile on the dumb Texan. I get it. Rhodes: Who was giving you trouble, Rick? RDJ: Well, the worst was clearly Jay Chord throwing a temper tantrum. Rhodes: *snickers* Oh, so the usual stuff? RDJ: Hey, you’re the guy who wants to make him a World Champion. Rhodes: Well, that’s up to you now, Rick. You’re the Head Booker. RDJ: Hey, you don’t know that. I didn’t accept squat yet. Rhodes: Oh come on, Rick. You know you took the job the moment you realized it was yours. Did you see me ask? No, because I knew “you” weren’t going to say no. RDJ: Oh yeah? No! Rhodes: *laughs* Rick, I’m serious. If you’re not the Head Booker, then who? Some outsider? The locker room adores you, yet they know you will always speak your mind. They know you will take care of them, but it will always be done with brutal honesty. You are the man for the job. RDJ: Does it come with a Jacuzzi? Rhodes: I’m afraid not, but just like Joel, you will be able to hire your own creative team. RDJ: Can I make my creative team build a Jacuzzi? Rhodes: As long as you put on good, successful shows, you can do whatever the hell you want with your team. RDJ: Hell yeah. I’m going to have that creative team start building that Jacuzzi pronto. Hill: Hey hey! You’re not the Head Booker yet! It’s still my job until the facility is up and running! RDJ: Then hurry the hell up, Brent! Grab a hammer! Many Drinks Later The ties have been loosened, and the slurring has begun. It has been dark outside for awhile, but now it was time for the four gentlemen to call it a evening. As they wait for their rides outside the restaurant, RDJ finds himself alone with Kyle Rhodes. After a few jokes, RDJ finds his moment to get serious with the CEO. RDJ: Alright, now that I have you alone, you need to spill it. Rhodes: Spill what? RDJ: Kyle, come on. These are some big time changes to the company. First, the Development Center? Ten million dollars! Now, you’re rebuilding the entire staff and adding more bodies? I mean, BriCo has had you sitting on your hands for years with this company. What is going on? Rhodes: You’re over-thinking this, Rick. Is it so hard to believe that I went into BriCo and put my foot down? RDJ: It’s not that I don’t believe that you did it. I just have a hard time believing they listened! So all these changes, then what is next? RDJ was being somewhat sarcastic with the question, but Kyle actually takes a moment to seriously consider it. Rhodes: I wouldn’t mind starting up our own minor league company. Working with MAW and NYCW is nice, but I’d like to have some place where our guys can not just wrestle, but also learn how to put on a great show, with great stories. RDJ: Ah come on, Kyle! That’s enough! What is going on? What is in your head? There’s a moment that Kyle looks to be about to open up to Rick, but then his limousine rolls around the corner. Kyle watches as the vehicle comes to a halt, then turns to Rick and smiles. Rhodes: I’ll tell you in due time, Rick. But for now, just trust me when I say things are looking up. That said, Kyle Rhodes enters his limousine, leaving RDJ alone on the curb, wondering what the heck his old friend could possibly be up to. </div>
- June 13, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

May – Week 1 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! Who Deserves A Tag Title Shot? Total Wrestling opens up on the bearded face of the cowboy hat wearing Commissioner, Ricky Dale Johnson. He wastes no time to break some news. RDJ: Ladies and Gents, Where Angels Fear To Tread was an epic event, but there’s no time to rest. In less than four weeks, TCW will celebrate our biggest event of the year, Total Mayhem. I know how significant Total Mayhem is for this company, so I am going to do my best to put on the best show possible. That said, I will clear up the World Title picture later on tonight when I call Wolf Hawkins and Aaron Andrews out to the ring to discuss what happened at Where Angels Fear To Tread. But, I don’t want to talk about the World Title picture right now. I want to talk about the Tag Team Title picture. At Where Angels Fear To Tread, the Tag Team Champions W.M.D. defeated the former champions The Behemoths, establishing Human Arsenal & One Man Army as unquestionably the #1 Tag Team in TCW. Their victory, though, means we need a new #1 Contender for those Tag Titles. Over the next few weeks, we will have an 8 Tag Team Single Elimination Tournament. The tag team that wins that tournament will go onto Total Mayhem to challenge W.M.D. for those Tag Team Titles. Behold, the brackets! North Brackets Biggins & Foxx Vs Freddy Corp. Beautiful Love Vs The Behemoths South Brackets Devine Fortune Vs The Shade Gang Tana & T-Bone Vs The Elite RDJ: Without a shadow of a doubt, we are going to find out which tag team deserves a title shot on the biggest show of the year. And oh yeah, that Tag Team Tournament? It starts….RIGHT NOW! RDJ isn’t lying, as the opening contest for Total Wrestling is the first match of the tournament, Devine Fortune versus Shade Gang (Matt Hocking & Marc Speed). Devine Fortune tries to avenge a loss to the Shade Gang last month, but the trio factor comes into play yet again for the Gang. Playing the third wheel, Troy Tornado takes a springboard dropkick from Chance Fortune, But the distraction works, as Tornado’s interference allows Hocking to hit Fortune with the Hock Shock for the win. Shade Gang advances! Later on, Frederique & Danny Fonzarelli represent Beautiful Love as they battle the former champions, The Behemoths. Titan & Killer Shark are in a bad mood after their loss to W.M.D., so they try to take out their frustrations on Beautiful Love. Fred & Fonz will be covered in bruises tomorrow, but Fred manages to pull down the ropes on a charging Killer Shark, sending the 400-pounder tumbling to the floor. That left Titan all alone with Beautiful Love, and he eventually falls victim to the Rocket of Love! 1,2,3, Beautiful Love advances! Next up, two rival teams battle in the opening round as Tana & T-Bone take on The Elite. Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson try to use their experience to overcome the size difference. They try to put away T-Bone Bright, but when Tana The Mighty gets the hot tag, The Elite are in big trouble. After T-Bone takes Johnson out with a big clothesline on the floor, Chandler inside the ring falls victim to Tana’s Big Fat Samoan Splash. Count to a hundred ref, it’s over! Tana & T-Bone advance! Tune in to TCW Uprising this Friday, when the final match of the opening round will take place! Bart Biggins returns from injury to join Flying Jimmy Foxx to battle Freddy Corp.’s Julian Watson & Roderick Remus! The Final Encounter As he said he would, Ricky Dale Johnson comes out to the ring later on in the show. After tipping his cowboy hat to the crowd, RDJ calls for a mic. RDJ: We all saw what happened Sunday Night in the World Title Match. I believe I don’t need to tell you folks this, but I don’t care for what happened. I don’t care for the decision I made, but it was a decision I had to make as an authority figure here in TCW. I can’t change the past, but I can do what is right. With that said, I’d like to call Aaron Andrews out to this ring. After a moment, “Feel Invincible” by Skillet plays. Cue the loud pop, out comes the former World Champion. In street clothes, an unhappy Aaron Andrews comes down to the ring. Andrews and RDJ exchange some words off-mic before RDJ gestures to Aaron to wait in the corner. RDJ: Now, I’d like to call out the TCW World Heavyweight Champion. Wolf Hawkins, please come out here. After a much longer moment, “Uprising” by Muse begins to play. Cue to boos, Wolf Hawkins slowly walks out onto the stage, the TCW World Title resting on his shoulder. With the Syndicate enforcer Chris Flynn following behind him, Hawkins heads to the ring. Hawkins enters the ring, careful not to wrinkle his suit. Flynn watches over the situation from ringside. Andrews and Hawkins stand across the ring with RDJ standing in between the two. RDJ: Wolf Hawkins, I might not like what happened Sunday Night, but I cannot change the outcome. I caught Aaron here using a foreign weapon, so I was forced to disqualify him. You were up to the usual Syndicate crap, including that masked man. But like I said, I can’t change the past. You are the TCW World Heavyweight Champion. Wolf Hawkins can’t help but smirk at RDJ’s admittance. RDJ: You are the champion, Wolf, but if you think your issues with Aaron here are finished, then you’re a fool. Aaron deserves another rematch for that World Title, and he is going to get it! The crowd pops, but Hawkins sure does not! Irate at the news, Hawkins calls for a mic. Chris Flynn hurries to get it for his leader. Hawkins: Here we go, the Commissioner playing favorites again. Aaron got his rematch, and he blew it! You might not like it, you might not like how it happened, but it’s the truth! Aaron blew it, and it’s time for you to get over it! He’s no longer your pretty little poster boy! Andrews goes to charge Hawkins over his comments, but RDJ holds him back. After calming Andrews down, RDJ turns back to Hawkins. RDJ: You are right. Aaron did get his rematch! But, we all know what went down, and we all know how you kept that title. So, here is how it’s going to go down. At Total Mayhem! One more match! The two best wrestlers in the world today! Wolf Hawkins! Aaron Andrews! You two will battle for that TCW World Heavyweight Championship! Winner Take All! There is NO rematch, no matter what happens! Hawkins: What a bunch of crap! That’s not fair and you know it! RDJ: What’s fair? Is it fair you have some masked man running around, helping you? Tell you what, you tell me right now who that masked man is, and I’ll back off my no rematch clause. Come on Wolf, what d’ya say? Hawkins goes to say something, but stops. The mic drops to his hip as Wolf begins to pace back and forth. RDJ: That’s what I thought! This is the last battle, boys, so we’re going to make it special. Ya see, I was originally going to make you two captains of the Total Mayhem Match. But after how Sunday Night went down? That just wasn’t going to cut it. But, at Total Mayhem, that cell structure will come down to surround the ring not once, but twice in one night! Because boys? Your final encounter for the TCW World Title will be decided in a Steel Cell Match! Whatever goes, GOES! There will be NO rules! There will only be one man left standing, and that man will be the Undisputed TCW World Heavyweight Champion! His announcement made, RDJ goes to leave. But, after stepping onto the apron, he turns back to Andrews and Hawkins. RDJ: Oh, and before one of your physically harms the other and wrecks my Total Mayhem main event? As of right now? You two are banned from laying a hand on each other until Total Mayhem! And Wolf? That includes your Syndicate boys! So help me god if I see that masked man, too! But, just to spice things up, over the next two weeks, you guys will be able to pick an opponent of your choice for the other. Wolf, as the World Champion, you get to go first and choose Aaron’s opponent for next week. Finally finished, RDJ heads for the curtains. For a long moment, Hawkins and Andrews stare at each other from across the ring. Suddenly, a grin comes across Wolf’s face. Hawkins: I might not be able to hurt you Aaron before Total Mayhem, but I think I know a man who would enjoy causing you a little pain. Why? Well, he likes causing everyone a little pain! I’ve certainly gotten my lumps from him in the past! Good luck next week, Aaron, because you’re going to need it…against Eddie Peak! This Was Supposed To Be Over! We’re nearing the end of this week’s show. In the main event, longtime veteran Benny Benson does his best to pull off the upset against Jay Chord. Alas, the man many believe is a future World Champion was just too much for Benny, and Benson eventually falls victim to Chord’s Cradle Piledriver for the three count. It appears that the show is coming to a close after Jay Chord gets his arm raised in victory. To the sound of “Kings Never Die” by Eminem, Chord exits the ring and heads off towards the curtains. Chord turns back and poses one more time. When Chord turns back towards the curtains, Sammy Bach comes leaping at him and tackles him to the floor! Chord and a furious Bach begin to roll out ringside with fists flailing, most missing! Chord manages to shove Bach off and tries to get away, but Bach has none of it and tackles Chord back down to the floor! TCW Officials appear in an attempt to break it up, but the referees just aren’t enough to break up this frenzy. Finally, Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson appears with a mic in hand. RDJ: I want the locker room out here right now! Break this up! Moments later, a bunch of TCW wrestlers appear to do RDJ’s bidding. Despite their relentless effort to keep fighting, especially Sammy, Bach & Chord are eventually pulled apart. Bach is pushed back against the steel steps, while Chord is held up against the barricade. Bach manages to break free for a second and gets a few more shots in on Chord, but more wrestlers appear to help pull Bach off. When it’s clear that the locker room have gained some control over these rivals, RDJ walks down to the ring and stands between Bach and Chord. By his tone, he is definitely not a happy Commissioner! RDJ: This was supposed to be over! This rivalry was supposed to be settled in that 2 Out of 3 Falls match! That was supposed to your big finale! But no! NO! Deliberately, RDJ turns to Jay Chord when he says the following. RDJ: Somebody…SOMEBODY had to kick the other in the d***! If you can’t settle this war between you guys, then I’m going to do it for you! Sammy Bach, YOU are a captain! Jay Chord, YOU are a captain! Boys, get your teams ready, because this rivalry ends in the TOTAL MAYHEM MATCH! Show Notes * In between matches, there was a medical update on Mighty Mo following Where Angels Fear To Tread, when Eddie Peak chokeslamed him off the entrance stage. In the middle of the update, the image begins to scramble, then suddenly Eddie Peak is on television screens, recorded on what appears to be a shaky camera. Peak proceeded to deliver a cryptic message. Peak: I know how this ends, Mighty One. What I did to you was fun, plenty of fun! But, that only gave me the creative juices I needed. Now, I know how the story ends. Now, I know I will finish you for good. At Total Mayhem, the hero meets his demise! ** Following Greg Gauge’s successful TV Title defense against Capitao Brasil Jr., Gauge and Juliet Balconi have a confrontation with TCW Commish Ricky Dale Johnson backstage. After Gauge & Balconi mock RDJ a bit over Greg’s victory tonight and in the Stairway To Heaven Match last Sunday, the Commish delivers some news that the duo don’t really care for. RDJ: Next week Greg? You’re going to find out who you’re going to defend that TV Title against at Total Mayhem. I’m going to pick the four of the most deserving contenders, and they’re going to battle in a Fatal Four Way. Those contenders are Doc Hammond, Edd Stone, Freddy Huggins, and oh, who am I forgetting? Oh yeah! Your little rival buddy, Joshua Taylor!
- June 12, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1PWfan" data-cite="1PWfan" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="48366" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>So, do you not like babyfaces or something? 'Cos that show seemed very heel-centric. I mean, it was good, but I don't think any of the faces ended the show on top.</div></blockquote> One thing I noticed pretty quick in TEW2020 is how the TCW roster leans heavily towards heels. The heels overall are just clearly better. I have 22 babyfaces currently on my main roster, and nine are currently in decline, several of them very noticeably. The ratio was a lot worse before I signed some guys and turned Joshua Taylor face. Speaking of Taylor, the dirt sheet now says he's in decline which would make him #10, but I don't count him yet because his stats have shown no regression. Meanwhile, I only have four heels in decline, Eddie Peak clearly being the worst. More so, the majority of TCW's best wrestlers are natural heels (Hawkins, Chord, Huggins, Gauge). The roster sure does appear to be built for Aaron Andrews to be the centerpiece with plenty of able challengers. The result, though, has left the roster with not so many thrilling babyfaces after Andrews. Bach is declining. Mo is a great entertainer but just an okay in-ring performer. All that said, it was a pretty easy decision to turn Joshua Taylor babyface. That all said, if the PPV does appear to sway heel for ya, it's because the storylines swayed that direction. I'm getting my major stories ready for Total Mayhem, and this is where they have led me. I suppose I'm trying to give the babyfaces something to overcome. Whether they do or not? That remains to be seen!
- June 10, 2020
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TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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TCW Monthly Report April 2020 State of the Company Size Rating: Big Prestige: 96% Momentum: 87% World Ranking: 3rd USA Ranking: 2nd (Leaped SWF!) Average Popularity In Each Area USA: 77 Canada: 69 Mexico: 16 British Isles: 17 Japan: 19 Europe: 21 Oceania: 17 India: 19 Financial Report You might have noticed on that link that I made a big time purchase in early May. Tune in to an upcoming post to learn more! Top Ten Merchandise Sales 1) Aaron Andrews – 248.7K 2) Sammy Bach – 100.4K 3) Wolf Hawkins – 59.3K 4) Ricky Dale Johnson – 38.2K 5) Jay Chord – 26.9K 6) Joshua Taylor – 15.7K 7) Mighty Mo – 14.4K 8) Tana The Mighty – 13.6K 9) Benny Benson – 6.8K 10) Danny Fonzarelli – 5.7K Top Five Matches Of The Month 1) Wolf Hawkins defeated Aaron Andrews to become the New TCW World Heavyweight Champion (Total Wrestling – Week 2, 83) 2) Greg Gauge defeated Frederique to retain the TCW Television Championship (Total Wrestling – Week 1, 82) 3) Jay Chord defeated One Man Army (Total Wrestling – Week 1, 81) 3) Greg Gauge defeated Chris Flynn, Edd Stone, Freddy Huggins, Joshua Taylor, & Marc Speed in the Stairway To Heaven Match to retain the TCW Television Championship (Where Angels Fear To Tread, 81) 3) Freddy Huggins & Marc Speed defeated Edd Stone & Joshua Taylor (Total Wrestling – Week 4, 81) Company Signings Aztec Prince, Charlie Corner (Development), Dharma Gregg (Manager), Haley Buck (Manager), Contract Extensions Bart Biggins (6 Months), Matt Hocking (3 years)
- June 10, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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<div style="text-align:center;"> TCW Where Angels Fear To Tread 2020 <img alt="wFDqwJ2" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/wFDqwJ2" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Pre Show Akima Brave, Aztec Prince, & Roderick Remus defeated Capitao Brasil Jr., Elliot Thomas, & Jack Avatar in Six Man Tag Action Flying Jimmy Foxx defeated Yuri Yoshihara Devine Fortune defeated Jeremie Courtney & Seth Whitehead The Main Show Is About To Begin! Six Man Tag Team Action Benny Benson, Tana The Mighty & T-Bone Bright Vs The Syndicate (Doc Hammond & The Elite) Benson has Syndicate reeling early after wiping out all three at ringside with a big dive from the top rope. Benson is on the top rope again, but Eddie Chandler distracts Benny, allowing Hammond to run up to the top rope and send Benny crashing to the mat with a super belly to belly suplex. Syndicate work over Benson, but cannot get the three. The Elite try to put Benson away with the Elitism, but T-Bone Bright trips Nate Johnson from the floor during the attempt, and Benson spikes Chandler with a Tornado DDT instead! Tana The Mighty gets the tag, and he’s chopping and clotheslining everything that moves. Tana hits a huge Avalanche on the legal man Chandler, but Hammond breaks it up by coming off the top rope with a double axe handle. It’s all out mayhem now, as Benson and T-Bone also get into the action. With all six men bouncing all over, it’s clear Referee Long has lost control. T-Bone makes the blind tag as the Elite send Tana off the ropes and together plant the big man with a Double Spinebuster. T-Bone comes flying off the top rope with wipes out both Chandler & Johnson with a double clothesline! Chandler goes tumbling backwards into his own corner, and Hammond manages to slap Eddie for the tag. As T-Bone sets up Johnson for his big Powerslam, Hammond comes up from behind and pulls Johnson free. T-Bone turns around and right into Hammond’s grasp. Hammond hits the Exploder Suplex! Benson tries to break it up, but Chandler cuts him off before he can do so. The count, 1…2…3! The Syndicate get the huge six man victory! Masked Cougar Vs “Coach” Julian Watson The Coach of Freddy Corp. requested this rematch, claiming that the newcomer Cougar got a fluke win over him in their first encounter. Cougar was more than happy to oblige. The veteran Watson was able to get his licks in, but it’s much of the same match. Just like everyone else up to now, when Cougar gets rolling, his opponents just don’t have any answers for the masked marvel. With Watson reeling, Cougar goes speeding off the ropes. Cougar hits the Cougar Pounce! 1..2..3! Masked Cougar impresses yet again, and remains undefeated in TCW! Last Man Standing Match Mighty Mo Vs Eddie Peak We get the match exactly as we expected. A not very pretty brawl that didn’t waste much time to fall out of the ring. Peak tries to target the rib area of Mo, which were diagnosed as badly bruised after Peak’s brutal attack on the recent Total Wrestling. Yet, no matter what Peak does, whether drop Mo on the barricade or drive a steel chair into those ribs, Mo refuses to stay down. Not just ringside, but the entire arena cannot hold this battle, as it eventually spills into the backstage area. Still, no matter what these two men do to each other, neither men will stay down for the ten count. Peak even sends Mo tumbling down a cement stairwell, a good twenty-plus steps, punishing Mo’s ribs on the way down. Still, Mo manages to use the railing to pull himself up before the ten count! With Mo ailing, the battle eventually ventures back into the arena and onto the entrance stage. Peak continues to punish those ribs, then lifts Mo up and slams him onto the steel gates of the stage. Peak disappears backstage, only to reappear with a table! Peak sets it up and plans on put Mo through it with the Peak of Perfection, but Mo fights out of it. Mo DDTs Peak right on the steel grate! Mo drags a groggy Peak up and throws him onto the table. Mo pummels away at Peak, then turns away and begins to climb onto the titantron! Kyle Rhodes: My god! Mo is crazy! He must be over ten feet in the air! Standing right before his own image on the big screen, Mo positions himself over Peak on the table. Mo leaps off! Mo puts Peak through the table with a death defying elbow drop! The crowd goes nuts! Jason Azaria: That has to be it! No way they’re getting up! Referee Long begins to make the count. 1…2…3….4….5… Neither men are moving! 6…7… Mo begins to roll off a motionless Peak, and begins to use a large chunk of table to push himself up. 8…9… Mo is up! Mo has staggered up to his feet! Peak is still barely moving! 10! Referee Long calls for the bell, and raises Mo’s hand! Mighty Mo has won the Last Man Standing Match! Kyle Rhodes: What a war. Neither men might ever be the same after a battle like that. Just moments after getting to his feet, Mo collapses over his injured ribs. He’s clearly in a lot of pain and struggling to breathe. TCW Medical appears to help both men. As Mo is helped to his feet, Eddie Peak comes out of nowhere and clobbers Mo across the head with a huge forearm! Peak is in a rage, and begins to clear the stage of TCW officials violently! Jason Azaria: Eddie Peak has absolutely lost it! He is attacking the medical staff! He’s going to get himself suspended! Maybe fired! Peak drags Mo to his feet, talking to him along the way. Peak drags Mo over to the edge of the entrance stage. Eddie Peak: Did you really think it was now over, Mighty One? No No Noo! This has only begun! I’m having too much fun! Peak takes Mo by the throat and lifts him into the air! EDDIE PEAK CHOKESLAMS MIGHTY MO RIGHT OFF THE ENTRANCE STAGE! MO GOES CRASHING THROUGH A EQUIPMENT TABLE DOWN BELOW! Jason Azaria: Oh my god….I can’t believe what I just saw… Kyle Rhodes: Get the damn ambulance out here! Eddie Peak just killed Mighty Mo! The crowd turns somber as the locker room empties to help out Mighty Mo. An enraged Ricky Dale Johnson comes out to confront Peak. The Commissioner barks at Peak to leave before he fires him on the spot. Peak obliges RDJ and leaves with a giant smile on his face. A neck brace is carefully put on Mo, and then he is carefully placed on a stretcher. Jason Azaria: Eddie Peak has certainly gone too far. I just hope his actions didn’t just end Mighty Mo’s career…. Tag Team Action Beautiful Love (Danny Fonzarelli & Frederique) Vs The Shade Gang (Matt Hocking & Troy Tornado) This endless war between Beautiful Love & Shade Gang will seemingly never end, and now we get another chapter in this tag team contest. For once, it looks like we might get an even contest, as the third member for both trios (Dave Diamond & Marc Speed) are busy preparing for their matches coming up. Of course, that doesn’t stop the dirty tactics of the Shade Gang, as Tornado uses his sunglasses to try to blind Fonzarelli. With Hocking distracting Referee Johnson, tries to put the point of his sunglasses right through Fonz’s eyeball! Fonz recovers, though, and catches Hocking with a big boot to the face, which allows him to make the tag to Frederique. Fred and Tornado are the legal men now, and Fred is on fire. Fred looks to have the win after a big powerslam, but Hocking breaks it up. Shade Gang beat up on Fred, then try for a double clothesline. Fred ducks the move, and Shade Gang instead walk right into a different double clothesline, this one from the big guy Fonzarelli! Lifting Hocking in the gorilla press, Fonzarelli disposes of Matt to the outside! Tornado is in trouble, left alone with Beautiful Love. Frederique and Fonzarelli pull out a brand new maneuver, a combination of their signature moves! Kyle Rhodes: There it is! They call it the Rocket of Love! Frederique covers Tornado, 1...2…3! Beautiful Love pick up the big tag team win! Who knows if this heated feud has finally come to an end, but chalk up this round to the two colorful veterans! Dazzling Dave Diamond Vs Davis Wayne Newton Diamond has the undefeated Newton reeling early in the match as the contest spills to the floor. That’s where Newton’s brand new manager Haley Bucks shows why Newton agreed to their partnership. Just the smallest distraction by Buck is all Newton needs, as Davis takes the larger Diamond down with a painful chop block. The left leg becomes Newton’s target for the rest of the match, but he isn’t unable to make Diamond tap to any submission. Newton makes a mistake of going aerial, which Diamond capitalizes on with a big right hand to the gut. Limping, Diamond fights his way back into the match, and nearly puts Newton away with a big Backbreaker. Diamond goes to finish Newton with the Dazzle Driver, but Newton breaks off behind Dave and takes him down with another painful chop block. The end is called for, and Newton shows his strength by hitting the larger Diamond with his signature Fisherman’s Suplex. A perfect bridge, and Referee Long counts 3! Another impressive win by the undefeated Davis Wayne Newton, as he continues to move up the ladder! TCW Television Championship Match The First Ever TCW Stairway To Heaven Match Greg Gauge ( C ) Vs Chris Flynn Vs Edd Stone Vs Freddy Huggins Vs Joshua Taylor Vs Marc Speed It’s Spot Fest Time! With The Television Title hanging high above the ring, the bodies start to flying all over the place. There are more ladders than there are competitors, and the crowd are so pumped that most stand for the entire match. At one point, the rest of Freddy Corp. hit the ring in the hopes to steal the win for their leader, Freddy Huggins. Armed with a ladder, Julian Watson & Roderick Remus start clotheslining all the competitors. Watson & Remus set up the ladder and try to put Huggins up the ladder, but Edd Stone intervenes, using his own ladder and drive into both Watson & Remus’s faces! Huggins is mere inches away from the title belt, but Stone begins to push over the ladder! Huggins pleads with his former partner, but it’s on deaf ears. Stone pushes over the ladder, and Huggins goes crashing to the floor. Stone has his chance to grab the title, but his longtime rival Chris Flynn climbs up after him. The two duke it out until Flynn rakes Stone’s eyes. Flynn lifts Stone onto his shoulders, and both men crash down to the mat as Flynn connects with a Death Valley Driver. Flynn and Taylor are now climbing the ladder and meet at the top. Taylor wins a brawl high above, and then catches Flynn with a round kick that sends him tumbling to the mat. Taylor looks to be primed to win, but Marc Speed comes up from behind and is trying to pull him down. Taylor tried to kick him off, but Speed instead locks his Deadly Heel Hook right there on the ladder! Hanging upside down, Speed tries to tear those tendons appear with his submission! Taylor is in clear pain when Greg Gauge suddenly re-enters the match and runs off the ropes. Gauge catches an upside speed with a smacking dropkick to the face! The momentum sends the ladder falling over, sending both Speed and Taylor hard to the mat. Gauge thinks he has the upper hand, when suddenly he spun around by Freddy Huggins. The Huggins Kiss! Gauge’s head gets driven into the mat! Huggins arms himself with the ladder and charges a staggered Flynn, clotheslining with the weapon and sending Chris to the floor. Huggins sets the ladder and starts to climb. Before he can get to the top, Marc Speed is back up and climbing up on the other side. Huggins and Speed duke it out, when Edd Stone sets up another ladder next to them. Stone starts to climb the ladder, as does Taylor! All four men are high above the ring, duking it out! Stone looks to have the best of Taylor when Joshua suddenly ducks his head under a right hand. Taylor wraps an arm around Stone and back tosses him all the way to the mat. As Huggins and Speed continues to duke away, Taylor uses his foot to push over their ladder! Huggins and Speed crash hard, both tumbling to the floor! The crowd is on their feet as Taylor is all alone, high above the ring. Taylor reaches for the TV Title, when suddenly he loses his balance a bit on the ladder. Kyle Rhodes: I can’t believe it! It’s that woman! Juliet Balconi is in the ring, and she has a hold of Taylor’s leg! Jason Azaria: She is not supposed to be here! She is not a member of TCW! Taylor tries to kick her off, but Balconi has both arms tightly around his leg and refuses to let go! Just then, Gauge uses the top rope to springboard across the ring and land on the other side of the ladder! Gauge takes Taylor by the head and repeatedly smashes his face into the top of the ladder. With Taylor stunned, Gauge shoves Taylor off the ladder by the face! Taylor crashes hard to the mat! Kyle Rhodes: No…don’t tell me! Not like this! With no one to stop him, Gauge reaches up and grabs the TV Title. He unsnaps it! The bell is called for for! Greg Gauge has won the Stairway To Heaven Match, and has retain his TCW Television Championship! Jason Azaria: I can’t believe it. Joshua Taylor was so close… Kyle Rhodes: RDJ must be throwing a fit backstage. As “Icky Thump” by The White Stripes plays, a battered Gauge stands at the top of the ladder with the TV Title raised high. Down below, Balconi is all smiles as she applauds Gauge. The duo exit the ring, but instead of leaving ringside, they first walk over to the announce table. Balconi retrieves a packet of papers from her coat, and slaps it on the table in front of Jason Azaria. Greg Gauge: Go show our Comissioner THAT! As Gauge & Balconi exit from ringside, Azaria begins to read the paperwork. Kyle Rhodes: What is that Jay? Jazon Azaria:…it’s a contract. It’s a contract from the wrestling board, officially making Juliet Balconi the professional manager of Greg Gauge! Kyle Rhodes: What?! What does that mean? Jason Azaria: I think that means Juliet is now a member of the TCW roster, whether RDJ likes it or not! Kyle Rhodes: Wow! I hate to say it, but Greg Gauge actually outsmarted the Commissioner! Best 2 Out of 3 Falls Sammy Bach Vs Jay Chord You can feel the aura as two of the biggest stars in TCW, perhaps ever, are about to go to war. The first fall is Pinfalls Only. Bach and Chord show off their amazing abilities early, exchanging quick maneuvers, yet always quick to their feet. Finally, Bach catches Chord with a Running Hurricarana that sends Chord through the ropes and to the floor. Bach tries to catch Chord offguard with a Suicide Dive, but Jay is ready and catches Sammy with a sick Uppercut to the jaw. Bach collapses to the floor, and is clearly isn’t right for the next few moments. Chord takes advantage and dominates the match. Bach tries to fight back, but when Chord dodges Sammy’s moonsault attempt, Chord takes full advantage. Chord hits the Cradle Piledriver! 1..2..3! Jay Chord takes the First Fall! The second fall is Submissions Only. As soon as Referee Johnson calls for the start of the fall, Chord rushes Bach and goes all out. Chord tries to choke Bach out with the Dragon Sleeper, damn near bending him backwards in half. Bach will not submit! Chord has another plan now, to knock Bach out old with his Super DDT, then try another submission! Chord has Bach set up on the top rope in the corner, but Bach fights out of it. Bach kicks Chord to the mat. When Chord gets up, Bach wipes him out with a Whisper in the Wind! Wow! Bach is on fire, knocking Chord all over the ring. Bach attempts to lock in the Bach on your Back, but Chord fights him off with elbows to the face. Chord lifts Bach up for the Cradle Piledriver for a second time, but in mid air Bach wraps his legs around Chord! Both men drop to the mat, Bach with the Triangle Choke locked it! Chord refuses to tap to the choke, and begins to drag himself and Bach to the ropes. Chord is within reach of the bottom rope, he almost has it…when Bach lets go and drags Chord to the center of the ring. This time, Bach locks in the Bach on your Back! He’s got it locked on right in the center of the ring! Chord has no choice if he wants another round! Chord has to tap! Sammy Bach takes the second fall! Here we go! The final fall is No Holds Barred! As soon as Referee Johnson gives the cue, Bach goes flying into the corner where Chord and pummels away! Bach has his second wind, and Bach is feeling every bit of it! After spiking Chord with the Tornado DDT, Bach heads to the top rope. He goes for Adrenaline Shot, but Chord rolls out of the way! Bach crashes and burns! Exhausted, Chord rolls out of the ring and arms himself with a steel chair. Chord drives the chair into Bach’s ribs as soon as Bach stands. Chord then repeatedly slams the chair across Bach’s spine. As Bach staggers up, Chord calls for the home run shot. He takes a big swing for the head, but Bach ducks under it, then dropkicks the chair into Chord’s face. Bach heads back to the top rope again! The Adrenaline Shot! He hits it this time! The cover! 1…2…3NO! Chord barely gets his shoulder up! Bach goes under the ring and pulls out a Kendo Stick! Bach is primed to dish out some punishment after all the insults by Chord. Not knowing that Bach is armed, Chord feels his own skin start to tear as the kendo stick strikes his spine. Chord collapses to the mat as Bach continues to strike out away with the kendo stick until he’s exhausted. Bach throws the kendo stick to the mat with the crowd pumped for him. Bach calls for the end as Chord starts to stir. Bach tries to lock on the Bach on your Back, but Chord is trying to block the submission. Bach nearly has it locked full in, when Chord swings his leg back and kicks Bach right in the groin! Bach immediately lets go and collapses to the mat in agony! Kyle Rhodes: I can’t believe after all they’ve gone through, Jay Chord has to stooped so low! As Bach tries to recover, Chord places the steel chair down in the middle of the ring. Chord sets him up! The Cradle Piledriver! Chord hits it again, this time on the chair! 1…2…3! Jay Chord wins the final fall and the match! Chord gets his hands raised, but the crowd clearly does not approve of how it went down. Kyle Rhodes: This was supposed to be the final encounter, the finale of this rivalry. But, how can Jay Chord possibly be proud of that win? Jason Azaria: It was No Holds Barred, Kyle. Jay Chord did what he had to do to win. But still, that’s not how you win over the locker room and prove you are the best! TCW World Tag Team Championship Match Tag Team Tables Match W.M.D. ( C ) Vs The Behemoths With this title match under elimination rules, the ringside area has been covered with tables. Just like Mo & Peak, this is far from a technical encounter. Big fists flying after the two teams begin to duke it out all over ringside. It quickly becomes a two on one advantage for the Behemoths after they lift up Human Arsenal and Double Gorilla Press him right into the front row! The Behemoths set up a table inside the ring. One Man Army tries to fight off Shark & Titan all alone, but a stiff clothesline by Shark ends that. The massive Shark climbs to the second rope as they set OMA for a Super Powerbomb! Before Titan can lift OMA up for it, Human Arsenal is back in the ring, armed with a steel chair. Arsenal smacks Titan across the back with the weapon, then drives the chair into Shark’s ribs! A second chair shot to Titan sends him tumbling to the floor. W.M.D. pummel Shark as the big guy is seated on the top rope. Oh my god, they are really going to do it! Arsenal & OMA both grab an arm, and they hip toss the four-hundred pounder right off the top rope! Shark goes crashing through the table! Killer Shark has been eliminated! Kyle Rhodes: I think the entire arena just started to shake! W.M.D. set up a table outside the ring, primed to put Titan through it and finish it now. They start to Titan up for the Double Powerbomb, but fellow Sinner Society member Nick Booth comes rushing down the entranceway! Booth blindsides OMA, sending him face first into the steel steps! Arsenal and Booth start to duke it out until Titan clobbers Arsenal from behind. Arsenal is in trouble as Titan and Booth take the table W.M.D. set up and instead lean it up against the barricade. Booth holds Arsenal on the table as Titan comes rushing full speed! Titan spears Arsenal right through the table! Human Arsenal has been eliminated! Jason Azaria: It’s now one on one! One Man Army Vs Titan! Kyle Rhodes: It’s not one on one with Nick Booth out here! Sinner Society celebrates their success, and never see One Man Army climbing to the top rope! Never a high flier, OMA still takes flight and wipes out both men at ringside! Intent on evening the odds, OMA drags Nick Booth over to the entrance way and DDTs him on the steel! Thinking it’s a fair game, OMA gets clobbered from behind by Killer Shark, who has finally recovered from his table crash! Referee Long orders Shark to the showers as Titan sends OMA into the ring, right along with a fresh table. Titan sets up the table and calls for the end. W.M.D.’s manager Vita climbs onto the apron and distracts Titan. It gives OMA enough time to recover, for when Titan tries to hit the Titanic Choke Slam, OMA breaks free! OMA grabs the steel chair off the mat and throws it, smacking it off Titan’s cranium! OMA grabs the steel chair again, and WHACKS it off Titan’s skull with a big swing! Titan’s eyes go glassy as he hits the mat with a thud! Kyle Rhodes: I’m pretty sure that was a home run to the three-hundred level! OMA drags the table into the corner and leans it up. He stalks Titan as he stumbles up. OMA shows off his amazing strength as he lifts up the massive Titan into the air! It’s not the prettiest Guided Missile, but OMA still manages to put Titan through the table! It’s over! W.M.D. have retained their Tag Team Titles! Jason Azaria: What another grueling brawl between these two tag teams! It’s without question now. W.M.D. are the undisputed duo standing at the top of the tag team mountain! IT’S TIME FOR THE MAIN EVENT TCW World Heavyweight Championship Match Wolf Hawkins ( C ) Vs Aaron Andrews With TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson outside the ring as the special enforcer, the crowd quickly gets behind Andrews as we wait for the start of the mat. As soon as the ball is called for, Hawkins jumps out of the ring and takes a walk. He thinks he’s smart, but Andrews goes right after him! Andrews proceeds to beat up on Hawkins all over ringside. They nearly get counted out, but RDJ tells Referee Johnson to cut the count off. The Commish isn’t lettingthis end like that! Hawkins reverses an irish whip attempt into the steel steps by Andrews, and instead hip tosses Aaron over the announce table right into the laps of Azaria & Rhodes! Hawkins pushes the announcers aside and pummels the challenger behind the table before sending the match back into the ring. It’s the Wolf Hawkins show for awhile, though he is never able to put Andrews away. Part of it because of Hawkins being arrogant, part of it is because Andrews refuses to quit. Hawkins attempts to put Andrews away with the Full Moon Rising, but Andrews dodges the attempt. Hawkins lands on his feet, but then gets taken clean off them when Andrews spears Wolf! Hawkins does a 180 mid air before crashing to the mat! It’s now the Aaron Andrews show! Enraged by all that has happened, Andrews beats up on Hawkins, and nearly gets DQ’ed in the process when he refuses to break. Andrews hits Hawkins with a Superflex, but only gets a nearfall. Andrews sends Hawkins off the ropes and connects with a Tilt-a-Whirl Backbreaker, but Wolf’s foot accidentally strikes Referee Johnson in the face in the process! Johnson collapses to the mat, and RDJ is immediately in the ring to check on the referee. Determined to finish the match no matter what, Andrews calls for the end. He targets Hawkins for the Ace in the Hole as Wolf staggers up. And here they come! The rest of the Syndicate are marching down to the ring, ready to start trouble! RDJ cuts them off at ringside and orders them to head back to the locker room. As Andrews watches this all go on in the ring, the Masked Man slides into the ring behind Andrews! The Masked Man clobbers Andrews again with that metal pipe, this time across the back of his skull! The Masked Man quickly flees through the crowd! Kyle Rhodes: That damn masked man! He did it again! Jason Azaria: Oh no! The referee is down, and RDJ didn’t see it! Taking their cue, The Syndicate suddenly obliges RDJ and head back to the showers. RDJ turns back to the ring and sees Hawkins crawling into the cover on a motionless Andrews! RDJ enters the ring and counts! 1…2…3NO! Andrews just barely gets the shoulder up! Hawkins is in RDJ’s face immediately, in disbelief! Kyle Rhodes: Wolf’s planned has faltered! What is he going to do now?! Hawkins grabs a steel chair from ringside and goes to use it, but RDJ immediately takes it from him! RDJ: ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MIND??!! Hawkins and RDJ are nose to nose arguing, and nearly come to punches! Realizing RDJ won’t back down, Hawkins does it himself. Hawkins turns his attention at Andrews, who comes rushing at him! Hawkins dodges Andrews’s spear, and RDJ gets hit with it instead! RDJ tumbles hard to the floor! Jason Azaria: Oh No! Andrews is in complete shock, not knowing Hawkins is now on the apron, ready to springboard. Andrews turns around, and Hawkins goes aerial! Full Moon Rising! He hits it! Hawkins drags a groggy Referee Johnson over to a motionless Andrews. Hawkins yells at Johnson to count as he covers Andrews! Johnson’s count is slow…. 1………2……….NO! Andrews gets the shoulder up! Hawkins is having a tantrum! Kyle Rhodes: No matter what trick Wolf pulls, Aaron Andrews won’t stay down! Frustrated, Hawkins gives Referee Johnson a slight kick, knocking him flat on the mat. Hawkins grabs the steel chair off the mat and urges Andrews to his feet. Hawkins takes a huge swing, but Andrews boots Wolf in the gut before he can follow through. Hawkins drops the chair, and Andrews immediately picks it up. Andrews drives the chair into Wolf’s ribs, and doesn’t stop! Andrews slams the chair across Hawkins’s back over and over until Wolf is face down on the mat! Andrews rears back for yet another chair shot….when he realizes RDJ is kneeling on the apron! Jaw dropped, Andrews immediately pleads his case with RDJ! Jason Azaria: Oh no… Kyle Rhodes: Aaron Andrews just put the Commissioner in a very troubling position! As Andrews continues to plead his case, RDJ is clearly dealing with a tough predicament. He recognizes that this match got out of control quickly, but he also knows his position as both TCW Commissioner and Special Enforcer. Finally, RDJ reluctantly shakes his head at Andrews. RDJ: I’m sorry…. RDJ climbs off the ring apron and calls for the bell! RDJ has Disqualified Aaron Andrews! Wolf Hawkins has retained the TCW World Heavyweight Championship! Jason Azaria: What a sad turn of events! Wolf Hawkins was the one who brought the steel chair into the ring! Kyle Rhodes: You’re right, but the Special Enforcer can only call what he sees, just like the Referee. RDJ saw Aaron Andrews use the steel chair! He had no choice! Aaron Andrews collapses to the mat, absolutely stunned over what has happened. RDJ tries to talk to Andrews, but Aaron hears none of it. Instead, Andrews starts to see Hawkins starting to get up, and the rage takes over him. The crowd starts to cheer Andrews as he stalks the World Champion. Hawkins never sees it. Andrews races across the ring and connects with Ace in the Hole! BAM! Jason Azaria: Andrews has laid out Wolf Hawkins with the Ace in the Hole for the second time this week! Kyle Rhodes: Yes, but what does it matter?! Wolf Hawkins is leaving with the World Title! Andrews grabs the World Title from the timekeeper’s table. He stares it over as he enters the ring. Andrews looks over the gold for a long time, knowing how close he came from regaining it. Finally, Andrews throws the title belt down next to a motionless Hawkins. As Andrews leaves for the showers, RDJ tries to talk to him again. Andrews hears none of it and continues to walk away. Jason Azaria: Folks, it was quite the travesty to end the show. I don’t know where this leaves the World Title picture, but hopefully we’ll get some answers this Tuesday on Total Wrestling! For now, Good Night! Thank you for joining us at Where Angels Fear To Tread! </div>
- June 9, 2020
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TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> April – Week 4 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="VsdxQ3Z" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/VsdxQ3Z" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Show Notes * After a decisive victory over Harry Allen, Davis Wayne Newton would be interviewed in-ring by Kyle Rhodes. Newton would reveal that he has hired himself a manager, an indie personality known as Haley Buck! Buck would appear from the curtains with a confident grin on her face, but it would quickly turn to disdain when some of the fans decide to boo her. Buck would immediately put over her client Newton on the mic, then took it upon herself to accept Dazzling Dave Diamond’s challenge that was thrown down for Davis. Buck: We’ll see you at Where Angels Fear To Thread, Diamond. You’re going to find out first hand then why Davis Wayne Newton is the hottest commodity in Total Championship Wrestling! ** In the main event, Edd Stone and Chris Flynn would battle in their rubber match. Flynn would manage to avoid Stone’s Party’s Over, then counter by locking Stone into the Flynn-Lock. Stuck in the middle of the ring, Stone was unable to drag the larger Flynn to the ropes and was forced to tap. Despite both men participating in Sunday’s Stairway To Heaven Match for the TV Title, it appears that their personal feud might have finally came to an end after two months of conflict. Sunday Afternoon Backstage at Where Angels Fear To Tread By Sunday, it was all but confirmed where the company was going with tonight’s show. CEO Kyle Rhodes and Head Booker Brent Hill could always change their minds on the winners, but the close they got to the show, the less likely that would happen. As a member of the creative meeting, Ricky Dale Johnson was one of the lucky few to know what was about to happen tonight, at least in summary. Sometimes it felt weird in the locker room and seeing the guys when you knew. Knowing which guy was going over, and which guy would have to wait another day. One particular match decision led to RDJ feeling the need to act as the veteran mentor. After getting settled in backstage and checking in with Kyle Rhodes and a few others, RDJ was on the prowl to find the man he wished to speak to. The obvious place turned out to be the answer, so it thankfully didn’t take long. Davis Wayne Newton was in the locker room, sitting around with some of the other wrestlers. Newton was hanging out with the lesser known talent on the roster. Not much a shock really, Newton had only been in the company for a matter of months. RDJ casually came up behind a seated Newton and clasps both hands firmly on Davis’s shoulders to get his attention. RDJ: Let’s take a walk, kid. I got something to talk to you about something. Newton: Umm, sure. Anything wrong? RDJ: Nope, the exact opposite actually. RDJ and Newton casually chatted as they wandered through the halls on their way towards catering. It’s still early for all the drinks and food to be laid out, but RDJ still manages to grab himself a coffee. Newton sticks with a water as the two find themselves a seat at a empty table. RDJ: So you’ve been here now for what? Two months? Newton: That’s about right, yes. RDJ: Alright, well it’s about time we have the talk. Just consider me old grandfather needing to past his wisdom on to the young-uns. Newton: Umm sure, gotcha. RDJ: I gotta give it to you kid. I’ve been following you since you started, and you impressed me with your work. So much so then I went searching for some of your previous work, which is something I don’t do for every newbie. Newton: Hey man, I’m glad to hear it. It means a lot hearing from you. RDJ: Well, I appreciate the compliment right back. You got something kid. You got the look, you got the talent. To be blunt, your mic work could use some improvement, but that’s why Kyle wanted to get you some help. I don’t know much about Haley (Buck), but from what I’ve been told, she’s pretty good. Newton: Oh yeah, she is. I did some work on the indies with Haley. She’s a natural when it comes to being a heel manager. Should be fun. RDJ: So, you were on the indies for an awfully long time, especially for a kid as talented as you are. What’s the deal? Newton: You mean why I haven’t I been scooped up yet? I guess a mixture of a few things. I didn’t get many calls from the big companies, and I didn’t just want to jump at the first opportunity. RDJ: But you’re ready for the big time? Right? Newton: Absolutely, I’m absolutely ready. To tell you the truth, I think I said no too many times to contract offers. That’s part of why I haven’t made the big time until now. RDJ: It’s smart not to jump at just any paycheck. But after watching all your work, you should’ve been with the big boys a long time ago. Newton: I appreciate you saying that, but I’ve enjoyed my time around the world. 4C was a cool place to work, but most of all, I’m enjoyed my time in the Caribbean with FCW. Puerto Rican Power took good care of me. RDJ: But he never made you his champion, did he? Newton: Well…no. RDJ: Why don’t you think so? Newton: *shrugs* That’s up to PRP. I guess he thought I wouldn’t be around for long. RDJ: *nods* That’s what I think, too. Except, you stuck around for five years. Why is that? Newton: I told you, man. I just never got the right call until now. RDJ: *shakes head* Davis, you are way too talented to have stuck around on the indies for as long as you did. I gotta tell ya, man. That makes me think I’m missing something, something that the tape can’t tell me. Newton: I’m sorry man, but where are you going with all this? RDJ: You tell me, kid. Any past issues? Criminal? Locker room heat? Newton: What? No man! RDJ: Alright then. You got the jitters or something? You worried about the bright lights being on you? Newton: *chuckles* Are you kidding me? I’m here right now, ain’t I? Why is it so hard to believe that I was willing to take my time, and take my lumps on the indies? Ricky Dale Johnson takes the explanation in, nodding his head. He understands it, though he’s not necessarily buying it. Not entirely. RDJ: So that’s really it? Just waiting for that big chance? Newton: I mean, maybe it’s not as simple as that, but pretty much yes. I didn’t want to be one of these guys who just leapt at a bunch of cash when they’re ill-prepared. I’ve seen too many guys get their chance, blow it, and then land right back in the indies. They blow their chance and they never get another. I recognized pretty early that most guys get only one big opportunity, if they even get that. I didn’t want to waste mine. RDJ: That makes sense, I suppose. Tell me kid, do you think you can be one of the top guys here? Newton: Of course I do! I’m not just here for a paycheck here. I came here knowing it’s my big chance. This is the chance I was looking for. Why do you think I chose to talk with TCW? RDJ: I don’t know. Why did you? Newton: I think you know. Look at the locker room, Rick. There are some great, talented guys here. But, a ton of them are on their last legs. Maybe not tomorrow, maybe not next year, but a bunch of these guys won’t be here much longer. It’s a ripe opportunity for someone like me to come in here and make a name for myself. RDJ: That sounds like a little egotistical there, buddy. Newton: *shakes head* Not egotistical at all. I’m here to be a team player, but more than that, I’m here to prove that I can be the best. I don’t want anything handed to me. I want to earn it. RDJ can’t help but smirk a little. Newton’s words remind him of the first creative meeting Rick participated in when he rejoined TCW in January. The first thing Rick did was warn Kyle about how the roster was getting awfully dated and was desperately in need of fresh, young talent. RDJ: Alright, so tell me, kid. If Kyle came to you tomorrow and told you he’s going to push you to the moon, what would you say to him? Newton: Easy. I’d tell him I’m ready. I’ll tell him I’m going to give him everything I got. Give me the chance, and I won’t disappoint. The smirk on RDJ’s face grows a little bigger. Rick begins to nods, then pushes his chair away from the table begins to stand. RDJ: Alright, that’s exactly what I wanted to hear from you. I wouldn’t say all my worries are gone, but I’ve seen what you can do, kid. If you’re a man of your word, then I think you’re going to do some interesting things with this company. I’ll be here if you need any help, just remember that. Newton: Hold on, wait. What was all this grilling about? Were you just testing me? Like some initiation thing? RDJ: *shrugs* More or less. Let’s just say Kyle is going to have a talk with you pretty soon. The Official Card For TCW Where Angels Fear To Tread 2020! Card Subject To Change TCW World Heavyweight Championship Match Wolf Hawkins ( C ) Vs Aaron Andrews TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson will serve as Special Enforcer TCW Television Championship Match The First Ever TCW Stairway To Heaven Match Greg Gauge ( C ) Vs Chris Flynn Vs Edd Stone Vs Freddy Huggins Vs Joshua Taylor Vs Marc Speed A new creation by TCW Commissioner RDJ, six men will battle in a ladder match with the TV Title hanging high above the ring! TCW World Tag Team Championship Match Tag Team Tables Match W.M.D. ( C ) Vs The Behemoths Elimination Rules Best 2 Out of 3 Falls Sammy Bach Vs Jay Chord First Fall is Pinfall Only. Second Fall is Submission Only. Third Fall, if needed, will be No Holds Barred. Last Man Standing Match Mighty Mo Vs Eddie Peak Tag Team Action Beautiful Love (Danny Fonzarelli & Frederique) Vs The Shade Gang (Matt Hocking & Troy Tornado) Six Man Tag Team Action Benny Benson, Tana The Mighty & T-Bone Bright Vs The Syndicate (Doc Hammond & The Elite) Dazzling Dave Diamond Vs Davis Wayne Newton </div>
- June 7, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

April – Week 4 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! I’m Still A Champion. You’re Not! Total Wrestling opens up to the sound of “Feel Invincible” by Skillet. Cue the pops, as former World Champion Aaron Andrews heads to the ring in street clothes. He’s clearly still not in a great mood after the shady way he lost the World Title two weeks ago. Andrews calls for a mic, and proceeds to give his thoughts going into the title rematch against Wolf Hawkins this Sunday at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Andrews: I’ve spent the last two weeks trying not to be bitter. I’ve tried to act like the adult in the room. All I really want to do is stand here and complain, stand here and vent my frustrations. But…as hard as it is, I’m not going to do that. I grew up in this TCW ring to become the man that you see before you. The man that you people come to stand behind each and every show. But what happened two weeks ago? That is a bitter pill to swallow. I’m angry. I’m pissed! I’m pissed off and I want retribution! It is taking every ouch of strength not to march backstage right now, find Wolf Hawkins and beat the crap out of him! But, I understand what’s at stake. I’m going to wait until Sunday. That’s when I get my retribution, and that’s when I get back my title! Before Andrews can go any further, Aaron is interrupted by “Icky Thump” by The White Stripes. Cue the boos, here comes the TCW Television Champion Greg Gauge! With the TV Title shining on his shoulder, Gauge walks down to the ring, shaking his head as he looks at Andrews. Gauge demands a mic. Gauge: I just couldn’t stand back there and listen to this pity party anymore. What a shame! You lost your title! Well guess what? Our own Commissioner is trying to screw me over and take my TV Title away from me! Oh boo hoo, you lost your title fighting one man. I have to defend my title this Sunday against FIVE men! So, spare me with your sad story. If you were half the man you think you are, you would have never lost your title! With a small smirk on his face, Andrews paces a little bit before replying to Gauge’s harsh words. Andrews: Wow, Greg, thank you for your “wonderful” insight. But, you know what the difference is between my predicament and yours? I came out here two weeks ago and fought like a man. Despite what went down, I didn’t have some scheme to cheat my way to remain champion. Remember Greg? That’s what you did! You had some woman climb over the barricade and play the crazy fan to help you keep that title! Gauge: You can tell the story however you like. Here’s the real difference between me and you, Aaron. I’m still a champion. You’re not! Andrews: Oh yeah? Well, if you had any guts and put that title up against me? I can guarantee you, Greg. You wouldn’t be champion anymore! Suddenly, the argument is interrupted by the voice of Ricky Dale Johnson. The TCW Commissioner appears on the titantron. RDJ: I’m sorry boys, I’m a bit busy backstage right now as we prepare for Where Angels Fear To Tread this Sunday. But I heard your little argument going on, and you made me realize something. I do actually need a main event match tonight! So how about it boys? You guys seem like you want to fight. Let’s have a fight! Gauge: Whoa whoa, no way. I am not defending this TV Title right before-… RDJ: Relax Greg, the TV Title won’t be on the line. It will be a Non-Title Contest. Besides, the last thing I’d want to do Greg is take away your opportunity to defend that title in the Stairway To Heaven Match! With that said, RDJ gives Gauge a sarcastic wink before the titantron screen goes black. A Sign of Things to Come? We are about ready for a big time Non-Title Contest here on Total Wrestling. “Breathe” by Fabulous begins to play, erupting the crowd into cheers. Mighty Mo appears, pumped up for the opportunity to battle the TCW World Heavyweight Champion, Wolf Hawkins. Mo nears the ring when suddenly the lights go out in the arena. Jason Azaria: Wha-…What just happened? Kyle Rhodes: It seems like some kind of blackout. The lights finally come back on, and Eddie Peak is standing right in front of Mo! Mo’s face reacts, but the rest of his body cannot before Peak clobbers him with a clothesline. Peak kneels over Mo and just pummels away before dragging him up and whipping him hard into the steel steps! The top step flips off as Mo collapses to the ringside floor. Jason Azaria: Someone! We need help out here! Peak isn’t done, as he drags Mo to his feet and hip tosses him across ringside. Mo’s back hits the floor with a sickening thud, leading to him cry out in pain. A demented smile on his face, Peak drags Mo up once more. Peak hoists Mo up into the air and charges forward! Using Mo almost like a battering man, Peak & Mo go crashing through a portion of the ringside barricade! Kyle Rhodes: Oh my god! Jason Azaria: We need help, guys! Get the EMTs for Mo right now! Chuckling sadistically, Peak climbs to his feet and stands over a motionless Mo. Slowly, Peak raises a hand in the air. Gesturing while doing so, Peak starts to count out Mighty Mo, as if it this was the Last Man Standing Match on Sunday! 1…2…3…4…5…6…7…8…9…10! All ten fingers raised in the air, Peak’s cackling becomes louder and louder. As EMTs and TCW officials appear to help Mo, they’re cautious to approach Peak. Eddie, though, actually steps aside and allows them to check on Mo. Peak walks away without looking back, though he continues to laugh. Jason Azaria:[./b] Is this a sign of things to come this Sunday when these two men battle in a Last Man Standing Match? Kyle Rhodes: What do you mean? I’m not even sure Mo can even compete this Sunday after that! All Out Mayhem! We’re nearing the end of tonight’s Main Event, the non-title contest between Aaron Andrews and TV Champion Greg Gauge. Andrews has survived Gauge’s best shot, and here he is rallying late. Andrews stands in the corner, waiting Gauge to stand up so he can hit his finisher, the Ace in the Hole. All of a sudden, Andrews has lost focus and is staring at the entranceway. That’s because Wolf Hawkins is standing there in his suit and sunglasses, the World Title on his shoulder! Andrews shares some words for Hawkins, but Wolf only smirks. Wolf makes a gesture with his hand. The rest of The Syndicate appear through the curtains and come running to the ring! Referee Ray Johnson immediately calls for the Disqualification as soon as the Syndicate hit the ring. Andrews tries to fight them off, but it is a 4-on-1 ambush! Hammond, Flynn, Chandler, & Johnson all put the boots to Andrews as Hawkins casually walks to the ring. Standing in the corner, Hawkins places down the World Title in the corner and removes his coat. As his men holding Andrews up for him, Hawkins begins to uncuff his dress shirt, an evil smirk on his face. Wait a minute! Here comes the cavalry to help Andrews! Benny Benson, Edd Stone, T-Bone Bright, & Tana The Mighty! All men who have had their issues recently with Syndicate! Jason Azaria: It’s All Out Mayhem! Kyle Rhodes: Wolf Hawkins thought he could have his way with Aaron Andrews, but he forgot about all the other guys in the locker room who despise the Syndicate! Caught off guard, Syndicate are on their heels quickly. Tana The Mighty drops Hawkins with a giant chop to the head, then sends Eddie Chandler flying over the top rope. The ring starts to clear of Syndicate members, and the brawl begins to fall to outside the ring. If that isn’t even enough, Joshua Taylor comes running down to ringside! Greg Gauge thought he could escape unscathed from the ruckus, but he gets tackled to the floor! Taylor starts to pumble away at the TV Champ! Kyle Rhodes: Greg Gauge cost Taylor his tag team match earlier tonight, and Joshua is out for some revenge! It is ruckus all over the arena. But, back in the ring, there remains two people. Aaron Andrews is up on his feet, and he is stalking Wolf Hawkins as the World Champ pulls himself up. Andrews races across the ring! The Ace in the Hole! Andrews hits it, and Hawkins appears to be out cold! As Total Wrestling comes to a close, Andrews stands over the motionless Hawkins. The World Title in the corner of the ring catches Aaron’s eye, and it only pumps him up more. Andrews crouches down towards Hawkins. Andrews: I’m taking my title back Sunday! Show Notes * Doc Hammond would get some help from The Elite to defeat Benny Benson. But the Syndicate ambush post-match would falter, as Tana The Mighty & T-Bone Bright would hit the ring to rescue Benny! Afterwards, a change on the card for Where Angels Fear To Tread would be announced. Originally, Tana & T-Bone were to battle The Elite. But, after tonight’s event, Benson & Hammond were added to the match respectively to make it a Six Man Tag Match this Sunday!
- June 5, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> April – Week 3 – 2020 Thursday Afternoon Ricky Dale Johnson hoped to catch a word with Kyle Rhodes after this week’s creative meeting. He just wanted to know if the rumors were true, if Kyle really was relinquishing some of his job obligations as the company’s CEO. He wasn’t going to bring up that someone was spreading false details about their creative meetings, but if someone was going to continue to stir trouble with the boys, RDJ wanted to know what the motivation was. Unfortunately, RDJ didn’t get that opportunity. As usual, the BriCo executives were all over Kyle as soon as the creative meeting was over. RDJ had noticed that the same exec had begun to frequently show up to the meetings, a younger man with a pencil goatee and glasses. Just like the other executives, he ignored RDJ and the other members of the creative team. But, RDJ had noticed that despite his best efforts not to appear so, Mr. Pencil Goatee was getting annoyed at the little jabs RDJ would send BriCo’s way every so often amid conversation. Luckily for RDJ, a new opportunity arose for him as he was leaving the conference room at BriCo Headquarters. Outside in the hall, TCW Head Booker Brent Hill just happened to be waiting for RDJ. Hill: Hey Rick, I was going to get some lunch? You game? RDJ: Aw hell, I’m sorry, Brent. My daughter has a soccer game this afternoon, and I need to hit the road if I’m going to make it on time. Hill: Hey, no problem. Maybe next time. RDJ: No doubt, no doubt. Hey Brent, while we’re talking, there’s something I’d like to ask you. Hill: Sure, Rick. What’s up? RDJ looked over his shoulder to see if Kyle Rhodes or any of the BriCo executives were about to come out of the conference room. They were not. In fact, they had sat back down to discuss something, probably financial. Still, RDJ didn’t feel exactly comfortable in the hallway there. RDJ: I’ll walk you to your car. Hill: Uh, sure, okay. RDJ at first kept the conversation casual, talking with Brent about recent events in TCW and the upcoming big show, Where Angels Fear To Tread. As soon as they hit the exit doors and daylight outside, RDJ quickly took a detour in the conversation. RDJ: Listen Brent, I want to know if you could give me some…err…insight. Ya see, I’ve had a few issues with a couple of the guys recently. Hill: Is this about Jay (Chord)? RDJ: Christ, you know about it, too? Hill: Of course! When Jay has something to complain about, he yells it from on top of the mountain. Apparently, you said something he didn’t care for. RDJ: That’s what I wanted to talk you about. What Jay has been complaining about is something I said in one of our creative meetings, and what’s worst is that my words have been twisted. Twisted pretty darn negatively. Hill: Really? Who would tell Jay this stuff? RDJ: That’s just the thing. I don’t know. The conversation we had about Jay in the meeting? I didn’t talk to anyone about the conversation. There’s no reason why Jay should even had known about what we talked about. Brent doesn’t stop walking, but he does slow down so he can turn to look at RDJ. Hill: What are you saying, Rick? RDJ: Well, it sure does seem someone went to Jay and told them what I had to say in our private meetings. Someone in our meetings. Worst of all, they tried to paint me like an ***hole. Now Brent comes to a full stop. His hands on his hips, he turns fully to Rick and doesn’t look quite too pleased. Hill: Rick, if you’re accusing me of being a gossip queen, then I can assure you that I am not. RDJ: I don’t want to accuse anyone of anything. But if it’s not you, then it’s Joel (Bryant), so you see why I’m trying to tread carefully before pointing the finger. Hill: You’re jumping to a big conclusion after one incident, Rick. RDJ: That’s just it. This isn’t the first incident. I’ve had the same thing happen with John (Anderson) and Thom (Barrowman). Both confronted me with issues with what I said, stuff I said inside our creative meetings. And just like Jay, my words were twisted. John & Thom, though, were respectful enough to be professional about their concerns. Ya know, instead of throwing a tantrum like Jay. Hill: *sighs* Rick, I don’t know what to tell you. I would never start trouble behind your back. I’ve known you way too long to do that. Do you really think I’d do that to you? RDJ thinks about asking Brent about the potential job opportunity at the top of TCW, a job that very likely will be bigger than Head Booker. RDJ reconsiders this, though, after hearing the hurt in Brent’s voice. He thinks it will only make matters worse, and doesn’t want to fracture his relationship with Brent. RDJ: I don’t know what to think, Brent. I guess I just wanted to make sure that there were no issues between us. Hill: Of course there’s no issues between us, because I’m not talking behind your back! But come on Rick, if it’s not me, then what? You think Joel is conspiring against you? RDJ: Aw hell, I don’t know what to think. I just don’t want to go into the locker room next Tuesday and find out someone else is pissed at me for something I didn’t say. Hill: Honestly, Rick? I really do you think you’re creating something out of nothing. Maybe you said something from the meeting, maybe after a few brews, and you don’t remember that you did. Lord knows, we’ve all done it at some point on the road. RDJ is absolutely certain that isn’t the case, but yet he nods. He has no desire to argue with Brent, and certainly doesn’t want to drag this conversation any further. It was already quite uncomfortable. RDJ: Who knows, maybe you’re right. Hill: And next time you think I’m stabbing you in the back for a promotion? Come on bud, just remember that we’ve been up and down the road a thousand times. RDJ’s eye opened wide. Here he was, dancing around the topic, and Brent just blurts it out. RDJ: So you know about Kyle stepping aside, too? Hill: Kyle & I have talked about him taking a more hands off approach creatively, yes. But, that’s it. Nothing has been decided because Kyle hasn’t decided if he wants to be hands off. RDJ: So what says you? If Kyle offered you a bigger, shinier job? Would you take it? Brent shrugs his shoulders. Hill: Would I take it? Probably. It depends on a variety of factors, but it’s likely. But Rick, I wouldn’t ruin a friendship to get a promotion. I’m content in my Booker gig. I make good money to stick around in the business I love and I have plenty of family time. I’m happy where I’m at in the company. RDJ: Well, that’s good to hear. I’m glad to hear it. Hill: Are we good now? RDJ: Well, yeah. Sure. Hill: Good. But if you ever again think I’m stabbing you in the back? Just remember that I’ve dragged you drunk *** back to your hotel room more times than I could possibly count. Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="D3epBZ9" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/D3epBZ9" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> </div>
- June 4, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

April – Week 3 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! Enjoy The Party While It Lasts Total Wrestling opens up this week to the ring set up for a celebration. The Syndicate’s Doc Hammond, Chris Flynn, Eddie Chandler, & Nate Johnson are in the ring. All are dressed up in fine black suits with matching black sunglasses. In the center of the ring, there is a bucket of ice with champagne chilled. Next to the bucket is a table holding champagne glasses. Hammond stands in front of the rest of the crew, a mic in hand. Hammond: Ladies and Gentlemen, get on your feet and show respect to your NEW! TCW World Heavyweight Champion! He is now a 4-Time TCW World Champion, and without question , is the best wrestler to ever compete in Total Championship Wrestling! Wolf…Hawkins! Cue the boos as “Uprising” by Muse begins to play. With the World Title cradled in his arm, Hawkins slowly walks out into the arena. Wearing the same suit and sunglasses his crew, Hawkins looks over the disgruntled fans with a giant grin on his face. As Hawkins heads to the ring, fireworks blast off from the stage. With the rest of the Syndicate applauding, Wolf strolls onto the ring apron. For everyone to see, Hawkins stands there and slowly raises the World Title into the air. He’s clearly in no rush, and is enjoying every second of this celebration. Hawkins enters the ring and hugs every member of his Syndicate and then accepts the microphone from Hammond. Hawkins proceeds to give his celebratory speech, and yes, it is filled with plenty of arrogance, and no mention of the masked man. Hawkins: The TCW brass tried to keep me down. Ricky Dale Johnson, our oh-so wonderful Commissioner, tried to keep me down. They wanted to keep Aaron Andrews in place as their face of the company, the smiling face of the company. Shaking hands, kissing babies, the perfect role model! Meanwhile, I stood by, knowing the truth. I knew that TCW and RDJ knew the truth. I was and have always been the better wrestler! Better than Aaron Andrews, better than everyone! And now, not only have I taken my proper place at the top of the mountain, a throne that was built for someone like me. I have joined an illustrious group. Sam Strong. Tommy Cornell. Rocky Golden. I have joined them as the only 4-Time TCW World Heavyweight Champions. But most importantly, I am BETTER….I am better than all three of them as well. I am the best wrestler to ever step inside a TCW ring, which just makes it right that this World Title is in my grasp. But, that is enough talk for now. It is time for me acknowledge my boys here, who have been there for me every step of the way. I appreciate you guys for being there for me, and I’d like to show everyone how much loyalty means to me. Let’s have a toast. Eddie Chandler proceeds to pop the champagne and pour a glass for all five members. Together, they raise their glasses up high. Hawkins: To The Syndicate! The group together savor the taste of the surely high quality beverage. But, their celebration comes to a close to the sound of “Shoot To Thrill” by AC/DC. Cue the large pop as the TCW Commissioner, Ricky Dale Johnson, heads to the ring. He already has a mic in hand, and he is shaking his head at what is happening. RDJ stands on the apron and just stares eye to eye with a smirking Hawkins. Even when the music cuts, RDJ just stands there for a moment, looking disgusted at each member of the group. RDJ: Alright….so which one of you was it? Hawkins: My dear Commissioner, what could you possibly mean? RDJ: You know what I mean, Wolf! Now, I will do whatever I need to do to find out who was under that mask. But, how about you just save me the time? Spill it, let’s have it. Who interfered in the World Title match last week? I wanted to know right now! Hawkins: Oh come on, Rick, you know better than anyone else. These guys weren’t even in the arena when the match took place. It was your doing, Rick. You had them escorted back to their hotel rooms by the local police department. RDJ: That doesn’t mean anything! My money is on one of you snuck out without them noticing! So, who was it? I want to know! Hawkins: Rick…come on! Now you are going to insult the authorities? Are you telling me they can’t do their jobs properly? Rick…that’s low, even for you! Hawkins and The Syndicate are all laughs. RDJ, meanwhile, is beginning to stew. It seems only a matter of time before he loses it. RDJ: You think this is funny, Wolf? Hawkins: Funny? I think this is hilarious! I ruined you and TCW’s little image of the perfect little figurehead. The white meat babyface to carry this company to stardom, and now you are out here to complain about it. Face it, Rick. It doesn’t matter how it happened. All it matters is that the proper man is finally carrying the TCW World Heavyweight Title! RDJ: Yes, it does matter how it happened! You insulted me, and you insulted this company by what you did last week! And ya know what? I have every reason and plenty of backing from the TCW board to strip you of that World Title because of your actions! The smiles instantly disappears from the faces of The Syndicate. Aggressively, Hawkins begins to shake his head. Hawkins: Rick, I swear to god, if you even think-… RDJ: Don’t worry, Wolf. I’m not going to overturn the referee’s decision. I have too much respect for Ray Johnson to do that, and I have no desire to open that pandora’s box. And I’m not going to strip you of that title, tainted as it currently may be. No, I’m going to let nature takes it course, and I’m going to give the former champion the opportunity to right the wrongs. Hawkins: What does that mean? RDJ: You know what that means. Enjoy the party while it lasts, Wolf, because Aaron Andrews is entitled to a title rematch! And in twelve days, at Where Angels Fear To Tread? The rematch will take place! Wolf Hawkins! Aaron Andrews! TCW World Heavyweight Title! Hawkins: Fine by me. Same match, same outcome! Let’s do it! RDJ: *shakes head* I’m not so sure, Wolf. Ya see, I thought about it, and there’s only one way I can make sure that you and your little gang don’t cook up another way to ruin another World Title match. So, that one way is how it’s going to go down. For your match at Where Angels Fear To Tread? Head Referee Ray Johnson will be the third man in the ring. But outside the ring? I’m going to be the Special Enforcer! Let’s see you pull your crap this time! Hawkins is irate inside the ring, and now RDJ is the one with a smirk on his face. As RDJ starts to depart to the sound of his music, he continues to trade words with Hawkins. “Let’s see if you deserve that title,” he says to Wolf. “You can’t steal this from me!” Wolf rebuttals, referring to the World Title. Wait a minute! Someone has come out of the crowd and has tackled Wolf Hawkins! It’s Aaron Andrews! An irate Andrews has mounted the new World Champion and is pummeling away. The rest of the Syndicate tries to drag Andrews off, but Aaron is hitting everything that moves! Aaron blast Eddie Chandler in the head with the glass tray, then slams the ice bucket into the chest of Nate Johnson! RDJ gestures for help, and TCW officials and security come rushing to the ring to break up the ruckus. Several men have to hold Andrews back in the corner as Hawkins flees from the ring, protected by his Syndicate men. Andrews barks threats from the ring, swearing vengeance for what has been stolen from him. Minutes later on Total Wrestling, Andrews is hunting The Syndicate backstage, damaging equipment along the way. Finally, Andrews is confronted by RDJ backstage, who is hoping to calm him down. RDJ: I can’t just have you causing mayhem all over the place! You got your rematch, Aaron, now try to compose yourself! Andrews: What do you want from me, Rick? You want me to just act like the perfect employee? After what happened?! Wolf stole the World Title from me, Rick! I’m going to find him, kick his ***, and I’m going to make Wolf tell me who that masked man was! RDJ: No you’re not! If you want a chance to punch someone tonight, you got it. In the Main Event, you will go on-one-one with The Syndicate’s enforcer, Chris Flynn. But until then? You go to the locker room and cool down, or I’ll send you the hell home! Our Success Is Everyone’s Success After Freddy Huggins picks up a win over Elliot Thomas, commentator Kyle Rhodes joins Freddy and his sister Laura Catherine inside the ring. Rhodes looks to get a few words from Freddy after a busy few weeks for Huggins. Rhodes: Freddy, next week, you will compete in one of the most anticipated matches in recent-… Huggins: I’m going to stop you there, because frankly? You bore me, old man. Too slow, too slow. No, we have to keep things moving! Freddy Corp. is always expanding! It’s taking over the world at such a rapid speed! We have no time for old men going the speed of turtles! Now, I’d like to address criticism by some who complain Freddy Corp. is just about Freddy Huggins. Absolutely false! Freddy Corp. is about the better of TCW, the better of world! Most of all, it’s about giving people the opportunity that they well deserve. It’s about giving opportunities to the faces with no names, to help them succeed. With that said, I’d like to introduce the newest member of Freddy Corp. I’d like to introduce…my Head of Security! Huggins gestures to the curtains. Out comes Roderick Remus, sporting the brand new Freddy Corp. t-shirt. “Freddy Corp.” on the front, “Be Better!” on the back. Remus enters the ring and energetically shakes hands with Freddy and Laura Catherine, then reluctantly does the same with Kyle Rhodes. Rhodes: Wait, I get it now. Roderick here is part of Freddy Corp., and that’s why he interfered in your match last week to help you defeat Tana The Mighty! Huggins: Blasphemous! Didn’t you hear anything I just said, old man? Open your ears! Roderick is the Head of Security, so that means it is his job to watch out for the safety of everyone in Freddy Corp. So, last week Roderick saw that Tana was about to do something illegal that could cause significant harm to me. Roderick did the heroic thing and stepped forward in an attempt to prevent that from happening. Rhodes: Freddy…come on, that’s clearly not what happened. Huggins: Then clearly, you need glasses, too! You are breaking down, old timer! I’m concerned for you! Roderick Remus was a man simply looking a chance to expand his horizons, and Freddy Corp. has given him that chance! I have employed him to use his talents to make sure that I am kept safe from any unfortunate incidents. Rhodes: Wait, hold on. Freddy, you just said a second ago that Freddy Corp. was all about what was best for the entire company, the entire world! Huggins: Of course, that’s what I said! And what’s best for everyone is that I remain in excellent health and the face of Total Championship Wrestling. It’s real simple, grandpa. When Freddy Corp. succeeds, the entire world succeeds! Our success is everyone’s success! Do you understand now, gramps? Rhodes: I…I think I have an headache… Huggins: Then do us a favor and go back to your seat. At your age, you’re probably due for a nap, anyway. Roderick Remus takes the microphone from Kyle Rhodes, then insists that he departs from the ring. Having enough of this interview, Rhodes is more than happy to oblige. Now the interviewer apparently, Remus holds out the mic towards Huggins. Huggins: My goal is to make your life better, boys and girls. And quite frankly? I can’t think of any better way to do that than winning the Stairway to Heaven Match and becoming the new TCW Television Champion. Yes, I know, you folks are concerned about my welfare. I am going to put my body and psyche in severe danger to compete in a Six Man Ladder Match. But folks? I am doing this for you. When I am standing at the top of the ladder and I retrieve that TV Title? That is not just a victory me. That is just not a victory for Freddy Corp. It is a victory for everyone! Show Notes *Shade Gang defeated Beautiful Love in Six Man Action, but they got a little help in the process. After an altercation with Beautiful Love during an interview recently, apparently Davis Wayne Newton was insulted enough to interfere in this big tag match. Just when it looked like Dazzling Dave Diamond was about to put away Matt Hocking with the Dazzle Driver, Newton snuck into the ring behind Referee Long’s back and delivered a smacking Super Kick to Diamond’s jaw. This allowed Hocking to hit the Hock Shock on Diamond for the 3. ** The TCW World Tag Team Champions W.M.D. got some revenge on The Behemoths after being insulted by the former champs last week. After Killer Shark & Titan destroyed some development guys, Human Arsenal & One Man Army marched to the ring and brought the fight. After knocking the massive Shark from the ring, W.M.D. proceeded to return the favor from last week. Arsenal & OMA set up a table and planted Titan through a huge powerbomb! Later on in the show, it was announced that TCW Commish Ricky Dale Johnson had officially booked the anticipated rematch for Where Angels Fear To Tread. W.M.D.! The Behemoths! Tag Titles! Tables Match! *** Joshua Taylor earned the final spot in the Stairway To Heaven Match when he and Benny Benson defeated TV Champion Greg Gauge & Doc Hammond in tag team action. But, the way he won that is also news worthy. After Benson wiped out Hammond outside the ring with a plancha, it was down to Taylor and Gauge one-on-one. Taylor executed a beautiful reversal, breaking out of Gauge’s attempt to hit the Broken Gauge and locking on the Butterfly Lock! Gauge attempted to get to the ropes, but Taylor dragged him back to the center of the ring! The TV Champion was forced to tap! Taylor not just earns another TV Title shot, but gets some sweet revenge from A Little South of Sanity! **** It was not a good night for Sinner Society. After Eddie Peak disposed of Flying Jimmy Foxx in decisive fashion, Peak looked to have a bit more fun post-match. But Mighty Mo would hit the ring to save Foxx! With the Behemoths indisposed, Peak’s only back up would be Nick Booth, but Mo took Nick out with a Superman Punch! One-on-One, Mo rocked Peak with big right hands and clotheslines. Mo raced off the rope and connected with a second Superman Punch, sending Peak tumbling backwards through the ropes and to the floor. An enraged Peak stormed to his feet and intended to go right back at Mo, but Floyd Goldworthy intervened. “Make him wait!” Goldworthy insisted. Slowly, that rage turned to a smile on Peak’s face. In an awkward change of mood, Peak began chuckling and applauding Mo for getting one over on him. Just another odd turn of events in this ongoing feud between two larger than life individuals.
- June 3, 2020
- 140 replies
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You ain't kidding! If I knew the "social media storm" would affect his match performance, I might have second guessed the title change.
- June 1, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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April – Week 2 – 2020 Wednesday Morning The morning after the latest Total Wrestling, Ricky Dale Johnson woke up in Philadelphia with time to kill before his flight back to his ranch in Texas. Unable to get an earlier flight that morning, RDJ accepted an invite from some of the boys to go out for breakfast. RDJ didn’t hang out on social media, so he would learn from others that the wrestling online world was still abuzz with what happened on Total Wrestling. How TCW was willing to have a World Title change on free television, which seemed like an extreme rarity in any large company nowadays. Speculation was already running rapid over who the masked man was, with every person holding a cell phone expressing their opinion. Apparently, there was some who even thought that RDJ was behind it all. He was the master schemer, and would eventually turn heel and join the Syndicate as the evil authority figure. That was news to RDJ. And of course, there were those that criticized TCW for putting the World Title on a wrestler who had just been fiercely criticized as an online bully. As someone who had known Wolf Hawkins for years, RDJ struggled to sympathize with such an opinion. He had the upmost respect for Wolf, and one blunder, no matter how big, wasn’t going to change that. Danny Fonzarelli: Come on, old man, let’s see if you can still keep up with me! Still quite early in the morning, RDJ found himself at a breakfast diner tucked into a booth with the newest trio in Total Championship Wrestling. They were Danny Fonzarelli, Dazzling Dave Diamond, & Frederique. Fonzarelli & Diamond were veterans of TCW, Fonzarelli in particular a friend of RDJ’s for over fifteen years. While Frederique was brand new to TCW, he was a twenty-seven year veteran, so RDJ had seen his work plenty and had been bumped into him here and there. They were named Beautiful Love, and they had become a blending of their separate over the top rope, colorful gimmicks. It was suggested by RDJ and others that rejuvenating the tag team division was best for the company’s midcard. Stemming from that, CEO Kyle Rhodes had been crazed about forming new alliances in TCW, not just tag teams but stables. Beautiful Love was the latest creation to come from Kyle and head booker Brent Hill. It was Hill, in fact, that pointed out that Fonzarelli & Frederique had been showing some amazing chemistry teaming together on house shows. Fonzarelli: Ma’am, we’re going to need a big ol’ jug of coffee and giant stack of pancakes, and keep it coming. Fonzarelli had previously been teaming with Dave Diamond, but began teaming with Frederique when Diamond suffered an injury. Rather than breaking up the original team when Diamond returned from injury, Kyle and Brent cooked up the trio. Now, in just a matter of weeks, Beautiful Love was becoming a beloved midcard attraction. All three men were top twenty in merchandise, Fonzarelli & Frederique both in the top fifteen. RDJ: Danny, if you think I can still keep up with your appetite then you’re nuts. I’m not wrestling six days a week anymore. The most exercise I do is put on my hat. Fonzarelli: Oh, come on, don’t act like you’re in the senior home. I remember a certain Hall of Famer who used to stuff entire pancakes in his mouth like it was nothing. RDJ: I also recall a younger RDJ who used to climb out of his bed without his knees hurting. Time’s change, big guy. RDJ always enjoyed being around Fonzarelli. Danny was in fact his gimmick. He was quite the lovable guy, and easily the life of the party. While his career was clearly waning down if you just looked at his in-ring work, Fonzarelli always came to work with a positive attitude. He loved the business and the fans. RDJ: So Tony (Frederique), how are you fitting in with the company? Everything good? Frederique: I’m just happy to be given one last ride. I appreciated my time in FCW, but after spending so many years in the big leagues, it was frustrating not to be a part of it. Frederique had spent over fifteen years split between the two big US companies, SWF and USPW. While never a main event star, he was a solid contributor to both rosters, and could be tossed into the ring with anyone. After being released by SWF, he found himself working with FCW with the help of his old tag team partner Mikel Jiminez, the booker over there. Frederique had spent most of his career playing the heel, particularly with his over-the-top flamboyant career that he currently portrays. But when TCW came calling, Kyle Rhodes and Frederique agreed it would be interesting to see how the character would do as a babyface. If it didn’t work, then the character could easily turn to its usual heel way. As it turns out, the crowd had enough respect for the long time veteran that they embraced the character with open arms. The group Beautiful Love only further enhanced the character. Frederique: To be honest with you, Rick, I didn’t come to the company with any real expectation. I know I’m not the guy I used to be, but I know I have one last run with me. I just wanted the chance to prove it. I guess I have Brent to thank. Brent Hill was the one who suggested that Kyle bring in Frederique when the CEO wanted ideas to bolster the roster. Still very popular with an established character, Hill knew that Frederique could work in TCW. RDJ: So where do you guys see the group going? The crowd clearly already loves you. Dave Diamond: I’m just happy to be used again. To be frank, I’ve kind of just been treading water ever since the company got rid of the International Title. Dazzling Dave Diamond never had the star quality that would make him a main event star, but he had been a solid mainstay in TCW. He was the perfect midcard player, thus proved by his two reigns as International Champion. Despite his singles success, though, RDJ always thought he could really excel if he could find the right tag team partner. Not only could his charisma break through, it could shadow what Diamond lacked in-ring. It took awhile, but it appeared Diamond found himself not just one good partner, but two. Frederique: We’ve talked it through when the idea of Beautiful Love arose. We know our place on the roster. We know we’re no spring chickens. Fonzarelli: Speak for yourself! I’m still a young, handsome twenty-five! Diamond: *laughs* You wish, Fonzy. Fonzarelli: Oh, I do! Diamond: What Tony was saying is that we’re all in our forties now. Our best days are behind us, and who knows if Kyle will have us back when our contract is up. Frederique: Lord knows I wouldn’t blame him if he doesn’t! Diamond: Me neither, but I think we got something here. Not saying we end up in the Hall of Fame like the Vessey Brothers, but we got something here that we can have some fun with. Frederique: As long as the fans care about us, I think this group has a chance to be something special. Fonzarelli: Then we have nothing to worry about. The fans will always love the Fonz! Diamond: Yes yes, Fonzy, you don’t need to remind us again that you have higher merchandise sales among us. Fonzarelli: *raises fist* Top Ten! RDJ: So, what do you think about the Tag Belts? Think you guys have that in your future? Frederique: *shrugs* Who knows? Unless someone turns heel, it’s probably not going to happen while W.M.D. are still the champions. Which is fine, because I think this story with the Shade Gang is working pretty well right now. The Shade Gang is one of the major reasons that Beautiful Love existed. The Gang was thrown together by Brent Hill to give Troy Tornado, Marc Speed, & Matt Hocking something to do creatively. They immediately began to gel, with Tornado being the mouthpiece of the group. Kyle Rhodes had grown to like them so much that he has brought up the idea of eventually putting the Tag Titles on the Gang. But the Shade Gang needed adversaries to get them over as a new group. Thus, over the last couple of months, Beautiful Love came to be. RDJ: I’m excited to see the Six Man Tag between you guys next week. I really hope it’s not the only time. Diamond: Oh yeah. I think we could eventually blow it up with a big gimmicky match. Fonzarelli: Total Mayhem Match! Beautiful Love! Shade Gang! Book it! Frederique: *chuckles* You better watch your mouth, Fonzy. Kyle might like that idea. Fonzarelli: Book it! I’m ready! While RDJ certainly was content in retirement, this was the part of the wrestling journey that he missed. He didn’t miss getting beat up six days a week. But, every week when he traveled to Total Wrestling tapings, RDJ was excited to enter that locker room. He was happy to see the men that he had traveled down the road with for so long. He was happy to see the Beautiful Love guys with such a positive look upon their final days. A lot of guys see the finish line and they become bitter. They refuse to admit that their days were most certainly numbered. Before they finally stop being so darn stubborn, they usually end up with injuries that haunt them for the rest of their lives. RDJ knew the three guys would have their bumpy moments in the oncoming years. It wasn’t easy to say goodbye to the wrestling ring. It helped when you have something to go home to like he did, but that wasn’t the case for all the guys. But even when you did, it still wasn’t easy to hang up the boots. RDJ had to try not to be bias about his feelings for Beautiful Love in creative meetings. He wanted to see them succeed, but also understood that the focus of the company must always remain on the future. Beautiful Love was great for today, but they might not be here for tomorrow. Still, he really hoped Beautiful Love got their big moment somewhere down the line. Even if it was just for one night, he thought it would be nice if the group got their moment with the Tag Titles. Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! Show Notes *With his win over Bart Biggins, The Syndicate’s Chris Flynn has earned a spot in the Stairway to Heaven Match at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Only one spot remains in the Six Man Ladder Match for the TV Ladder, and it will be decided next week on Total Wrestling! **Unfortunately for Biggins, he not only lost the match, but also suffered a kidney injury in the process. It’s rough luck for Bart, for he and Flying Jimmy Foxx have started to find some momentum as a new tag team.
- June 1, 2020
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April – Week 2 – 2020 Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! It Needs To End Back from commercials, the crowd erupts to the sound of “Higher Ground” by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Out comes Sammy Bach in street clothes, high fiving every outreached hand on his way to the ring. After working the crowd up a little bit, Bach calls for a mic. Bach: Alright, so I know we have a big night tonight, a big fight night. So, I’m not going to waste time. I’m just going to do what I said I would. Jay Chord, I’m calling you out to this ring, right now! After a long moment, “Kings Never Die” By Eminem hits the P.A. Out comes Jay Chord in a fine dress shirt and slacks. Unlike Bach, Chord glares over the booing crowd through his sunglasses. Chord is hesitant to enter the ring, but Bach backs off, swearing that he’s safe to do so. Chord gets his own mic as Bach starts to talk. Bach: Jay, let’s be frank. I don’t like you! I think you’re just another punk, second generation kid that struts into this industry. You come into this ring thinking that everything should be given to you on a silver platter. Your Pops was something, so you deserve everything! And what makes me dislike you is that more of these kids are just going to follow suit because of the way you act. The way you talk down to people. The way you treat people backstage. Honestly? It’s taking a lot of self control to not punch you in the mouth right now. It just feels natural! Chord: Gee, thanks Sammy. I’m glad you felt the need to call me out here to let me know your opinion of me. It’s not like I don’t have anything better to do. Now, if you excuse me, I’m going to-… Bach: Ya see?! That right there. You think you’re too good to listen to your elders. You were graduating high school when I was debuting here in TCW. I was moving up the card here while you were still popping zits! But the hell with me, and to the hell with everyone else! Right, Jay? Chord goes to respond, but Bach interrupts. Bach: Nah, that was rhetorical! I know the answer! I know how you feel about me, and what you think of yourself! But, you know what I hate most about you? You’re right about yourself! You are the future of this company. You are the future of this wrestling industry. You are as talented as they come, Jay. And these people know it, too! But, rather having respect for this industry, having respect for these fans, having respect for this locker room, you have like a complete and total jack***! Well, that gets quite the pop from the crowd! Jay just stands there, a little smirk on his face while shaking his head. Bach: But despite all that, I’m going to do the right thing. I’m going to give myself the opportunity to pass the torch. This blood feud between us? It needs to end, and it needs to end yesterday. But instead of us going back and forth, ambushing each other ten more times, I’d rather throw down a challenge. I want us to have a match that will not only blow these fans away, but it will have the right consequences. Either I’m going to teach you a little thing called humility, or you can prove to the world that you are the rightful heir to this wrestling industry. At Where Angels Fear To Tread, I challenge you to a match, Jay. One more time, Best 2 Out of 3 Falls! Bach begins to pace back and forth in the ring. Chord stands still, though he looks over the crowd who seems to approve of the match idea. Finally, Jay lifts the mic to his lips. Chord: Sammy, you sure do seem to think like you’re the first veteran that has come along to tell me how to act, to tell me what I do is wrong. Have you ever thought maybe its vets like you that make me act the way I do? You vets that hate to move on when your time is past? You vets that take one look at Rip Chord’s son and think I have a silver spoon in my mouth? You ever stop to think that maybe I’m a jack*** because people tell me every day that I’ll never be as good as my father? Or better yet, maybe I’m bitter because I’ve been in this company for seven years, and I have yet to have a single World Heavyweight Title match? Chord steps forward, shaking his finger at Bach. Chord: You don’t take the time to stop and think that it’s a bit more complex than I’m just a rich kid brat. But you are right about a few things, Sammy. I am as good as I think I am! I am the future of this business! And most of all, I couldn’t give a d*** what you think of me! Bach: Awesome to hear, Jay! Then, let’s do it, then! Prove to the world you are the best! Accept my challenge! Chord: No! I’m not going to accept your challenge, because just like I am better than you? I’m going to take your idea and make it better! You want a 2 out of 3 Falls Match? Sounds good, but we’re going to do it on MY terms. First fall, only pinfalls. Second fall, only submissions. Third fall, if necessary. NO…HOLDS…BARRED. Chord receives arguably the biggest pop of his TCW career. Bach smiles at the concept. Bach: You can take the credit for the match idea, Jay. All I can about is having the match. I agree to your stipulations, now shake my hand, and let’s have this match. Bach steps forward and holds his hands out to Chord. Chord looks down at it, then eye to eye with Sammy. Chord: You were wrong about one thing, Sammy. This match isn’t going to be my coming out party. No, I’m already a star! But you? Sammy Bach? This match is going to be your last crescendo. Your last hurrah! After I beat you and you drag yourself to the showers? The Sammy Bach Retirement Tour officially begins! Chord slams his microphone in Bach’s chest, then storms out of the ring. Chord doesn’t look back and walks right out of the arena. Bach can only watch Jay leave and shake his head. A Wonderful Spectacle After a decisive victory over Jeremie Courtney, Mighty Mo gets his hand raised by Referee Ray Johnson. Mo celebrates with the crowd to the sound of “Breathe” by Fabulous, but the celebration doesn’t last very long. When the crowd quiets down, Mo realizes something is wrong, and soon sees for himself. The Sinner Society has made their way down to the ring. Killer Shark, Titan, and Nick Booth stand at ringside, surrounding Mo. The Behemoths were just out here minutes before, ambushing the Tag Team Champions W.M.D. They demolished the team that took the Tag Titles from them, finishing them off by Powerbombing Human Arsenal through a table. Now, the Behemoths were back out here with Booth, but they just stand at ringside. Never backing down, Mo challenges all three men to get in the ring. Sinner Society, though, just stand there. Finally, we hear the voice of Eddie Peak. Through the curtains appears Peak with Floyd Goldworthy by his side. Peak: The Mighty One is all alone. This time, your little friends won’t be coming out to help you. No, I made sure of that already. And now? Look at this. All I have to do is snap my fingers, and that would be the end of you. My Sinner Society would hurt you so bad that they would have to scrape you off the mat. Peak shakes his head, giggling. Peak: But, I’m not going to do that. No, I’m just showing you that I could. I could destroy you any time I desire, but where would the fun be in that? No, Mighty One, when I decide to destroy you finally? It’s going to be a wonderful spectacle. I’m going to make sure all eyes are on that ring when I put everyone’s new hero out of his misery. Mo grabs a mic. He marches across the ring, so energized that he climbs on the second rope as he barks back. Mo: When are you going to learn, Eddie? Your little tactics, your little games might work on most, but they don’t work on me! I’ve stood up to you over and over, and I’m going to keep on standing up to you! You want your little spectacle? Then name the time, and name the place! Actually, NO! I’ll do it for you! Where Angels Fear To Tread! You and me, Eddie! Last…Man…STANDING! Come on, Eddie! Is that enough of a spectacle for you?! Eddie Peak smiles at Mighty Mo’s challenge, and in fact has to pause a moment because he begins to laugh too hard! Peak: That’ll do pig, that’ll do. We’re going to put on quite the show, Mighty One. Eddie Peak gestures to his men, then departs through the curtains. After a long pause when it seems they might do something, the Sinner Society follow their leader out of the arena, leaving Mo pumped up in the arena. Best of Luck, Sport After some tag team action, the scene changes backstage to the Syndicate locker room. With the rest of the group surrounding him, Wolf Hawkins is preparing for the World Title Match in a matter of minutes. Currently, he is taping his wrists up while getting words of encouragement from Doc Hammond. There’s a knock at the door, and in comes TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson. RDJ is greeted…well…as he expected to be! RDJ manages to brush it off and does what he came to there to do. RDJ: I hope you guys don’t think I forgot, just because we had to reschedule the match. I still don’t want any Syndicate interference in the World Title match, and I mean it. Hawkins: Yeah yeah, they get it. They’ll just stay in here and watch the match. None of these wants to get fired, Rick. RDJ: Yeah…well, I decided that’s just not going to cut it for me. You guys just find it too second nature to interfere in each other’s matches. I want to make sure nothing foul happens in this World Title Match and that’s why I made a few phone calls. Turns out the local police captain is a huge wrestling fan, and he lended me two of his officers. They’re right outside in the hall, and they’re going to follow you back to your hotel rooms. You guys are going to stay there until after the show is over. Hawkins stands there shaking his head as the rest of the Syndicate give RDJ a piece of their mind. RDJ: Boys, I’m going to be frank. After how your leader here treated me last week? I couldn’t give a **** about your feelings! So let’s go, the officers are waiting to escort you right now. I’m sure Wolf can find his way to the ring all on his own. Reluctantly, Hawkins nods to the rest of the group to follow the Commish’s orders. Hammond, Flynn, Johnson, & Chandler all depart from the room. Quite annoyed, Hawkins goes nose to nose with RDJ. Hawkins: You’re really going to hate it when I win the World Title tonight. Aren’t you? RDJ smiles, then pats Hawkins on the shoulder. RDJ: Best of luck, sport. Aaron Andrews Vs Wolf Hawkins TCW World Heavyweight Championship Match! The anticipation is palpable after this match had to be rescheduled twice. Now, this live crowd is pumped up after finding out just one week ago that they were going to host such a huge match. Two of the best in the game go to war, and they don’t hold back. The champion is determined to remain the face of TCW. The challenger is determined to become a rare 4-Time TCW World Heavyweight Champion. For twenty minutes of back and forth action, Wolf Hawkins proves that he doesn’t need his Syndicate to give him an advantage. He meets Andrews head on and manages to gain many nearfalls. But, he cannot finish Andrews off for the three! Hawkins tries to finally put Andrews away with the Springboard Forearm that he calls the Full Moon Rising. Andrews dodges the maneuver! Hawkins manages to land on his feet, only to be almost speared out his boots by the Champion! Andrews is on fire now, and Hawkins is clearly in trouble. Every big move that Andrews hits, the more Hawkins barely gets his shoulder up. Andrews stalks Hawkins as he gets up. Here it comes! Andrews charges and connects with the Ace in the Hole! Andrews covers! 1..2..3NO! Hawkins was too close to the ropes, and Wolf got his foot on the bottom rope! Andrews is so stunned that he can’t help but argue with Referee Ray Johnson over the decision! Kyle Rhodes: Aaron just can’t believe it. He just gave Wolf his best shot, and Hawkins somehow managed to survive! As Hawkins starts to stir, Andrews heads to the top rope. He’s looking for his signature Flying Cross Body Press! Hawkins gets to one knee and starts calling for the referee. Ray Johnson questions Hawkins over an apparent injury. Wolf falls over onto the mat, pulling Johnson down by his zebra shirt with him. Hawkins seems to be pointing at his eye. Wait a minute! Someone just rolled out from under the ring! A man in all black, including a black mask! The masked man is on the apron, and before Andrews can even react to his presence, the masked man whacks Andrews across the head with some type of metal pipe! Andrews tumbles to the mat, and the masked man is back under the ring before Referee Johnson sees him! Jason Azaria: No…No! No, it can’t happen like this! Miraculously, Hawkins is perfectly fine now! Meanwhile, Referee Johnson is confused when he turns to see Andrews down on the mat. The crowd is booing immensely as Hawkins staggers over to the apron. Wolf is all smiles as he watches a hurt Andrews use the ropes to drag himself up. Hawkins launches himself into the air! The Full Moon Rising! Hawkins hits it perfectly on Andrews! The cover! 1…2…3! We have a new World Champion! Jason Azaria: I can’t believe this… Kyle Rhodes: Wolf Hawkins is once again TCW World Heavyweight Champion! Wolf Hawkins has just stolen the World Title from Aaron Andrews! On his knees, an exhausted Wolf Hawkins rips away the World Title from Referee Johnson and grasps it against his chest. As the new champion struggles to stand, the masked man appears from under the ring, and they disappear through the crowd! A moment too late, an irate Ricky Dale Johnson storms to ringside with security following him. RDJ orders them to follow after the masked man through the crowd. RDJ turns his attention to Hawkins in the ring. As RDJ accuses Hawkins of being behind the interference, Hawkins smiles and shrugs his shoulders. The camera is able to catch Wolf’s rebuttal without a microphone. Hawkins: He wasn’t one of us! RDJ joins TCW medical in the ring to check on Andrews, who is still down. Meanwhile, Hawkins continues to enjoy the vile from both the Commish and the fans. Wolf raises the title high and poses on each corner of the ring. Then, Hawkins mockingly approaches RDJ and asks him how Andrews is doing. Having enough, the TCW Commish jumps to his feet and shoves Hawkins! Hawkins laughs it off, and finally exits the ring with his newly won title. Jason Azaria: Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a new TCW World Champion, but the controversy that surrounds this title change? I don’t know…I just don’t know where to start… Kyle Rhodes: It is clear as day to me that Wolf Hawkins had planned to have this masked man interfere. But it wasn’t a member of the Syndicate! They were all removed from the arena! Jason Azaria: Then who?! Who was that masked man?! *Show Notes* *In their final encounter, it looked like we were finally going to get a somewhat fair, one-on-one match between Freddy Huggins & Tana The Mighty. Tana’s tag team partner T-Bone Bright would chase the Coach of Freddy Corp., Julian Watson, out of ringside before the match even started. Watson would not be a factor this time! Alas, Freddy Corp. had another trick up their sleeve. As Tana sized Huggins up late in the match, Tana would be shocked to find someone clutching at one of his massive legs. Roderick Remus?! Not taking time to ask questions, Tana dragged Remus onto the apron by his hair and delivered a big chop to the skull! That, though, was all the distraction Huggins needed. Huggins would fly off the ropes and drop the big Tana with a springboard dropkick. As Tana tried to get up, Huggins would lock the arms and drive the big guy’s into the mat with his version of the DDT, the Huggins Kiss! 1,2,3. Freddy Huggins defeats Tana The Mighty and in the process earns a spot in the Stairway to Heaven Match! ** Later on in the show, Edd Stone would follow the ways of his old tag team partner Freddy and also earn a spot in the Stairway to Heaven Match. Despite some interference from Marc Speed, Stone was able to recover and put away Troy Tornado with the Party’s Over to earn his title opportunity. *** Joshua Taylor would approach Ricky Dale Johnson backstage prior to all the Syndicate, World Title Match ruckus. After how his TV Title opportunity was taken from him at A Little South of Sanity, Taylor was insistent that he be given a spot in the Stairway to Heaven Match. RDJ: Joshua, I get it, and I’m sympathetic towards you with how it all went down against Greg Gauge. But, I can’t just hand you a spot in the Stairway to Heaven match when all these guys are out there earning it. So, I’ll give you two things I know you want. I’ll give you a chance to earn a spot, and I’ll give a chance to get your hands on Greg Gauge. Next week, we will have a tag team match. It will be You and Benny Benson teaming up against Greg Gauge and Doc Hammond. Benson can’t challenge Gauge for the TV Title again, so if your team wins? You get the last spot in the Stairway to Heaven Match. If Gauge’s team wins? Then Doc Hammond gets the final spot. ****As noted in previous posts, Wolf Hawkins is currently dealing with a "Social Media Storm" after arguing with a fan online, who turned out to be a twelve year old. Wolf is apparently being labeled as a bully by the media. And according to the Dirt Sheet, this whole predicament is having an affect on his match performance. Soooo....Yay!!!
- June 1, 2020
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TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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<div style="text-align:center;"> April – Week 1 – 2020 Late Tuesday Night Total Wrestling has been over for a few hours now. For most weeks, that would mean Ricky Dale Johnson would be back in his hotel room to get sleep. That way, he can be up early for a flight back home to his family. Not this week. As it turns out, the hotel where RDJ booked a room just happens to have a pretty nice bar. Usually, when that’s the case, it would mean RDJ would have to meet up with an old friend. Both two beers in already, the bartender pours a shot of Jack Daniels for both RDJ and Sam Keith. A few years back, RDJ wouldn’t book himself in a nicer hotel like this one. Not only was he saving money, but he also didn’t want to seem like a snob to the guys in the locker room who couldn’t afford finer hotel rooms. But RDJ was retired now, and frankly, he didn’t care if anyone was jealous. Fifty years old now, RDJ recognized he deserved whatever luxury that he could slide himself into. Keith: He said the whole social media storm is in his head right now. He’s worried about saying the wrong thing, doing the wrong thing, and getting dragged through the fire again. Sam was talking about Wolf Hawkins, who was currently being grilled online by the wrestling world. Wolf had gotten into it on social media with a wrestling fan, and it got pretty heated. In Wolf’s defense, the fan had used some derogatory remarks towards him. After one too many insults about Wolf’s career and social media choices, Hawkins lashed back at the fan and ripped them apart. Well, as it turned out, that fan was a twelve-year-old boy portraying himself as older. That, of course, did not matter to those calling for Wolf’s head after his insults. Wolf was immediately portrayed as a bully for going after a kid. Hawkins thought he was trading insults with an adult, but that didn’t matter to the PR-police. RDJ: These young kiddies think I’m just some old man when I warn them about social media. They think I’m just an old man refusing to change my ways. But over and over, I’m proved to be right. I pay someone to post some photos here and them on Twitter for me, to promote TCW when the company asks me to. But me? I never touch the thing. I know better. Keith: It was a stupid move by Wolf, going after a fan, period. And now all this after suffering two back to back injuries? It certainly has been a rough year for the guy. RDJ: Twitter. Facebook. Instagram. It’s just asking for trouble eventually. That little kid deserves a spanking for the things he posted about Wolf, but now he’s portrayed as a victim just because he’s fresh out of diapers. Keith: That’s just the way it is. People hide behind their online accounts to say whatever they want. They love to insult people, but they also love a good pity party for themselves, too. RDJ: They’re both wrong. This punk kid, going online and saying things that he would never say aloud to another person. Wolf’s wrong for even responding to such a trash. For having all those social media accounts, period. Keith: He’ll get past it, it just takes time. Everyone just needs time to find their next thing to complain about. RDJ & Keith tap their shot glasses together before downing the Jack Daniels. Both let out a sigh, RDJ taking a swig of his beer to follow. RDJ: Another? Keith: My wife might say no, but she isn’t here. Smiling, RDJ calls for another shot of Jack. RDJ: If I tell you something, can I trust you can keep it confidential? Keith: Oh boy, who did you piss off this time? RDJ: That’s just it. I don’t know. That’s why I’m trying to watch what I say. Keith: Alright, spill it. RDJ: I’m pretty sure someone in the creative meetings is trying to sabotage me. Spreading rumors of what I say in the meetings to the boy. Rumors that aren’t exactly true. Keith: Does this have anything do with Jay (Chord) thinking you have it out for him? RDJ: Hell, even you know about that? Keith: Of course, I’m a agent. Every time I work a match with Jay he’s pissing and moaning about you. RDJ: *sigh* What a little brat… Keith: Oh, I’m definitely going to tell him you said that. RDJ: So, why do you think someone is trying to make me look like an ***hole? Keith: You mean, besides the fact that you can be a giant ***hole? RDJ: Of course, besides that. I make stupid, wise *** comments. I can be pretty blunt with my opinion, because ya know…I don’t give a crap. But, that’s what the creative meeting is supposed to be. Blunt honesty. You can’t lie in there, to the boss or yourself. That’s how you screw things up. Keith: Who is in these creative rooms? RDJ: Well on most days, there’s me. Kyle (Rhodes), of course. Brent (Hill) & Joel (Bryant). That’s it. Keith: Geez, Kyle keeps it tight. That’s really it? RDJ: Oh yeah, and there’s always some BriCo executives lurking in the back, but they always keep their traps shut. Keith: Maybe they have it out for you? RDJ: Well, I do mock them at every chance possible. But as far as I know, they don’t react to anything I say. They’re just geeks there taking notes and grilling Kyle before and after. Keith: So, there’s no chance you pissed one of them enough that they want to sabotage you with the boys? RDJ: *shakes head* As far I know, I’ve never seen them at any the shows. They’re strictly office geeks. Keith: Okay….alright, so if it isn’t these geeks, I think I might know. Keith raises his shot glass and gestures for RDJ to join him. He does. They clank glasses and down their shots. RDJ: Go for the hat trick? Keith: Don’t see why not. RDJ gestures to the bartender for a third shot. RDJ: So genius, what’s your idea? Keith: It’s just a rumor I heard, something you probably heard, too, but you have the attention span of a two year old. RDJ: Very funny. Maybe you’re the one crapping on me to the boys. Keith: Of course I am, but not for this. Do you want my idea or not? RDJ: Yeah yeah, what is it? Keith: Well, word is Kyle is looking to hand off some of his duties, and take a more hands off approach with the roster. Focus on more business and financials. RDJ: *confused* Okay, so what the hell does that have to do with mean? Keith: It means Kyle doesn’t want to do everything anymore, which he has been doing since BriCo bought the company. He now has the available money so he doesn’t have to do it all. RDJ: Well, that’s great that Kyle doesn’t want to kill himself anymore. But, what does that have to do with me? Keith: Do the math, Rick. There’s probably going to be a big job or two opening up, and someone has to be assigned to it. RDJ: And you think Kyle is going to offer it to ME? What is he, crazy? Keith: Rick, as much as I joke, it’s pretty obvious Kyle does value you being around. The morale in the locker room has improved since your return, despite these rumors. The product is just better with you around because fans adore you. I think there’s a good chance someone recognizes this, and that a nice job opportunity is getting taken away from them as result. RDJ: So…you think it might be Brent or Joel? Keith: Not unless Kyle is sabotaging his own team! I’m afraid so. Has either of them shown any animosity towards you? RDJ: *shakes head* It’s always pretty chill in there. Hell, we work as a team, just bouncing around ideas. Nobody gets pissed off at anyone. It’s all professional. Keith: Well, maybe to your face. People can be two faced. I hate to say it about Brent or Joel, I respect them both, but power entices everyone. To me, it sure does seem one of them is determined to move up the ladder. Hell, maybe both. RDJ: Holy hell. I don’t even want some big fancy job. I like what I’m doing right now. I work two or three days, I spend the rest of the week with family on my ranch. It’s perfect. Keith: So, if Kyle offered you some executive gig, you would decline it? RDJ goes to answer, but stops. He comes to a realization in his head, and begins to dwell in it while taking a long swig of beer. Keith: Ahhhhh, and there it is. So, maybe you found your answer. RDJ: Maybe. Let’s shut up about business now. It’s ruining my buzz. Putting the drama aside for the evening, RDJ & Keith down their third shot of Jack. Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="uFEjikz" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/uFEjikz" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Show Notes *With a little help from fellow Shade Gang member Matt Hocking, Marc Speed defeated Danny Fonzarelli, forcing the big guy to tap out to the Deadly Heel Hook. Speed is now the first competitor to qualify for the Stairway To Heaven Match at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Four more spots remain! </div>
- May 31, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> April – Week 1 – 2020 Total Wrestling – Early in the Show Jason Azaria: Welcome back from commercials, folks, to TCW Presents Total Wrestling. Coming up next is tag team action, and one of the competitors involved is Freddy Huggins. Freddy Huggins had quite the Sunday Night, and before this-… Azaria is cut off by the sound of “Uprising” by Muse. Cue the boos from the crowd. Kyle Rhodes: I…I didn’t see The Syndicate scheduled to come out. The crowd reaction quickly becomes mixed between boos and cheers of respect, because Wolf Hawkins walks through the curtains. With his slick suit and sunglasses, Hawkins looks over the crowd before heading to the ring. Azaria: Ladies and Gentlemen, Wolf Hawkins was NOT scheduled to be here tonight! In fact, by doctor’s orders, he is not even supposed to be traveling until he has been cleared. Rhodes: If that’s the case, is that what I think it means?! Hawkins calls for a mic. As the music cuts off, Hawkins proceeds to remove some folded up paper from his interior coat pocket. Hawkins holds them up in the air. Hawkins: I am fresh off my personal plane, straight from my appointment with my personal physician. He has cleared me to return to the ring! Now…I am in a very impatient mood, so I am not here to screw around. RDJ! Get you’re a** down and give me the World Title match that I earned! It doesn’t take long before AC/DC hits the PA with “Shoot To Thrill.” Not even taking the time to put his cowboy hat on, TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson is marching down to the ring, and he doesn’t look pleased. Ricky calls for his own mic and immediately speaks into it. RDJ: Christ in heaven, what is with you brats coming out and crying and complaining rather than talking to the boss behind scenes? Holy hell, Wolf, how about even an ounce of respect for a man you went to war with hundreds of times? Hawkins: To hell with respect! You took my World Title shot from me, and I want it back! RDJ: I didn’t take squat from you! You got injured, Wolf! Hawkins: Say it however you want. You owe me a title shot, and I want it, and I want it tonight! I want Aaron Andrews tonight! The crowd goes nuts for that idea! Ricky is immediately waving his hands, trying to calm the fans down. RDJ: Whoa whoa whoa, I haven’t even see these medical records of yours! Hawkins hands them out to Ricky, who snatches them out of Wolf’s grasp. RDJ: That’s great, but these papers don’t mean you can just waltz down here and demand a championship match! For the love of god, you’re a legend of this sport, not a d*** five year old! Hawkins: Read the papers, call my doctor, do whatever you need to do. But, I am not leaving this ring until you give me what belongs to me! RDJ: Wolf, we’re going to go backstage and talk like gentlemen. You will get your title match, but it will be-… Ricky is interrupted by “Feel Invincible” by Skillet. The crowd goes nuts as they await the World Champion, while the TCW Commish looks like he’s about to rip his hair out. Aaron Andrews appears in street clothes, the World Title on his shoulder. Andrews enters the ring and gestures for his own mic. The Champ doesn’t speak right away, though. Instead, Andrews and Hawkins have a staredown in the ring. Aaron finally speaks to the Commish without looking away from his longtime rival. Andrews: Give him what he wants, Rick. Give him his title shot tonight, I’m ready. The crowd nuts! Ricky is not happy, and he lets his top wrestlers know it. RDJ: NO! No, god d*****, NO! I know you little kids are used to getting your own way by pouting and crying your little eyes out. It ain’t happening here! I’m sorry to you fans, but I can’t make the match until I can confirm with the TCW brass that Hawkins is 100% cleared. The crowd boos for Ricky’s decision. RDJ: Gee, thanks Wolf! Thanks Aaron! Now, I’m the a******! So be it! The match isn’t happening tonight! Both Aaron and Wolf try to argue, but Ricky isn’t hearing it. RDJ: You boys didn’t care to show respect to your Commish, so you can save your breath! Shut your mouths and listen! These fans want the match, but I can’t make it happen tonight. BUT…if you’re really cleared, Wolf, then it will go down next week, right here on Total Wrestling! 1 Week! You two will fight for the World Title! Until then, both of you can kiss my wrinkled, hairy a**! Ricky storms out of the ring and right out of the arena. Total Wrestling goes to commercial with the camera panned in on the face off between Andrews and Hawkins. They manage to hold back their punches, but plenty of trash talk is shared. Later In The Show Here is your winner, and STILL TCW Television Champion, Greg Gauge! Referee Ray Johnson awards Greg Gauge his TV Title with “Icky Thump” by The White Stripes blaring through the PA. Gauge snatches his title from the referee, then climbs the corner to raise the gold high. Gauge continues to celebrate his successful title defense over Frederique when he realizes he has a visitor. Gauge turns to the TCW Commissioner himself on the apron. Ricky Dale Johnson is leaning on the ropes, a big smile on his face. Gauge looks confused as Ricky holds up an index finger, gesturing for him to wait “just one second.” Ricky enters the ring, and with a mic in hand, he gestures for the music to cut. RDJ: Ya know, this is something I would have done professionally backstage, but ya know what? None of you little kiddies like to show respect, so why should I? Ya see, Greg, you have a problem. A pretty big problem. Greg Gauge gets himself a mic, then walks right up on the Commish. Gauge: What the hell are you talking about? RDJ: Come on Greg, let’s not even play this game. Let’s just get down to business. For two straight pay-per-views, the same woman has jumped out of the crowd and interfered in your title matches. Her interferences assisted you in keeping that TV Title. Just do me a favor, and don’t act like you don’t know. Greg Gauge shakes his head. Gauge: I don’t know who that woman is, and I don’t care! All I care is that I am still TV Champion! That’s all that matters. Ricky drops his head and lets out a long sigh. RDJ: We’re really going to do this…okay. Well Greg, I am by no means a tech guy. My own kid has to set up my computer and cell phone. But, I do have my own people to do research for me. I know who that woman is, Greg. Her name is Juliet Balconi, also known as Ravishing Red. She is an independent wrestler and manager. Gauge: Wonderful! Good for her! What does that have to do with me? RDJ: Seriously, kid?! We’re still going to play this game?! Fine! Production! Show the photo! Ricky gestures to the tron, where in which appears a photo. In it, Greg Gauge is sitting in a restaurant, and across the table from him is the red haired woman who’s been interfering in his matches! RDJ: That photo was posted online by a wrestling fan. A fan of yours, in fact Greg. Who would’ve thunk?! More importantly, that photo was posted a day before A Little South of Sanity. It was also taken not too far from where we hosted A Little South of Sanity. Ricky smiles at Gauge, awaiting an explanation. Gauge is clearly turning red as he tries to look for a decent explanation. Gauge: What’s that photo supposed to prove? Sorry to tell an old ogre like you, Rick, but dates with beautiful woman aren’t exactly uncommon for someone like me! That doesn’t prove anything! RDJ: Here’s what you don’t understand, Greg. I’m the boss! I don’t have to prove anything to do what I’m about to do. Gauge: Oh yeah? What’s that? RDJ: Greg, you conspired with someone not under contract with TCW to interfere in a TCW title match. That gives me plenty of reason to strip you of that TV Title…right…now! Gauge: WHAT?! Like hell you are! I dare you to try to take this title from me! RDJ: Hold on kid! That is entirely up to you. The choice is yours! I will give you two options. Option A is simple. I strip you of the TCW Television Championshp, right now, right here. Or….you choose Option B. Gauge waits for Ricky to explain what Option B…but he doesn’t. Gauge: What happened, old timer? You get lost? What’s Option B? RDJ: I’ll tell you what Option B is…if you choose Option B. Gauge: What?! That is not fair! That is NOT fair! RDJ: That’s a shame you think that. Ya know what’s really not fair? Having some outsider interfere in your title matches. So, Greg, you need to decide now. Option A or B? Decide now, or I decide for you. Gauge: Well, geez, I don’t know, Rick! Obviously, it’s Option B! RDJ: Good choice! You’ll like Option B! Option B means you get to keep that TV Title. That is…you get to keep it for now… Gauge: What does that mean? RDJ: Well, Greg, you’re going to have the honor of participating in a brand new TCW match. It’s called the Stairway To Heaven Match, and it will take place at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Get it? Heaven? Angels? Gauge: Yes, you idiot! I get it! What’s the match about? RDJ: It’s real simple, Greg. That TV Title of yours is going to hang high above the ring, and the only way to win is to retrieve it. Are you following me, Greg? You’re going to defend your title in a ladder match…a Four Way Ladder Match! As the crowd pops for the match, Gauge is irate. Gauge: That\s insane! You can’t make me defend my title in a match like that! RDJ: Yeah, you’re right, my mistake. It’s not a Four Way Ladder Match. No…it’s a FIVE WAY Ladder Match! Gauge: Oh come on?! What is this? A game to you? RDJ: No, it’s not a game, Greg. But you’re right, I can do better. The Stairway To Heaven Match is actually a SIX WAY Ladder Match! Greg Gauge goes to berate Ricky some more, but Ricky cuts him off. RDJ: Do yourself a favor, Greg. I don’t know how high I can count, but I do have ten fingers! You better get out of here before I start using them! Following Ricky’s advice, Greg Gauge storms out of the ring and heads for the curtains before he can makes things worse. RDJ: And hey, Greg! You might think you’re a smart kid and the world is yours. But, this old dog still has a few tricks! Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! <img alt="AaWp2xB" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/AaWp2xB" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> *Show Notes* * Tana The Mighty would be at ringside for his partner T-Bone Bright’s match with Syndicate’s Chris Flynn, but that would end up being a detriment. To distract T-Bone, fellow Syndicate members Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson would attack Tana at ringside. Flynn would take advantage of the distraction and make T-Bone tap to the Flynn-Lock. **The Syndicate would be up to their tricks one more time later, this time Doc Hammond helping Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson defeat Benny Benson & Edd Stone in tag team action. Hammond would get decked by rival Benson for his interference, but the distraction allowed Chandler & Johnson to hit Benny with the Elitism and steal the win. *** Right before the Main Event, TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson announced the first few qualifying matches for the Stairway To Heaven Match. The first qualifying match will be this week on TCW Uprising, when Beautiful Love’s Danny Fonzarelli takes on The Shade Gang’s Marc Speed. Then, next week on Total Wrestling, there will be two more qualifying matches. First, Edd Stone will do battle with Shade Gang’s Troy Tornado. Also, in what is labeled as their final encounter, rivals Tana The Mighty & Freddy Huggins will fight to join the Six Man Ladder Match! Also, the Commish announced another title match for next week! Along with Andrews & Hawkins battling for the World Title, W.M.D. will be defending the TCW World Tag Team Titles! Their challengers will be The Syndicate's Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson, also known as The Elite. Chandler & Johnson have earned their opportunity after this week's win, and their victory over Devine Fortune last week. </div>
- May 29, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

TCW Monthly Report March 2020 Financial Report PPV Revenue took a huge hit in March, and I’m guessing it had a lot to do with losing my Main Event (Andrews vs Hawkins) less than two weeks prior to A Little South of Sanity. Also, I took a chance with a bigger Canadian PPV Broadcaster for less percentage of revenue. Yeah…I think I learned immediately that I should stick with the smaller Broadcaster (w/ the higher percentage revenue) for now. A fine lesson learned! Top Ten Merchandise Sales 1) Aaron Andrews – 213K 2) Sammy Bach – 79.9K 3) Ricky Dale Johnson – 37.7K 4) Wolf Hawkins – 37.1K 5) Jay Chord – 18.4K 6) Mighty Mo – 12.6K 7) Tana The Mighty – 11.6K 8) Frederique – 6.8K 9) Benny Benson – 6.2K 10) Danny Fonzarelli – 4.9K Top Five Matches Of The Month 1) Aaron Andrews defeated Marc Speed in a Non-Title Match (Total Wrestling – Week 1, 82) 2) Aaron Andrews defeated Freddy Huggins to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship (A Little South of Sanity, 81) 3) Jay Chord defeated Bart Biggins (Total Wrestling – Week 3, 80) 4) Wolf Hawkins defeated Frederique (Total Wrestling – Week 2, 78) 5) Aaron Andrews defeated Doc Hammond in a Non-Title Match (Total Wrestling – Week 4, 77) Company Signings Akima Brave, Capitao Brasil Jr., Papa Swoll (Development) Contract Extensions Eddie Peak (3 years), Floyd Goldworthy (3 years), Joshua Taylor (4 years), Kyle Rhodes (6 months), Sammy Bach (2 years), Vita (3 years) Company Size Average Of Regions in Area USA: 75 Canada: 63 Mexico: 15 British Isles: 16 Japan: 17 Europe: 18 Oceania: 16 India: 17
- May 28, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

TCW A Little South of Sanity 2020 CONTINUED! Masked Cougar Vs. Capitao Brasil Jr. Masked Cougar looks to continue his undefeated streak in TCW. This time, TCW’s newest face is in his way, and that face also happens to be masked! Brasil won his debut match on TCW Uprising, and looks to continue his success tonight. The two competitors go back and forth a bit, showing off their amazing technical and high flying abilities. But as the match goes forward, Cougar takes over and has Brasil reeling. Here it is! I Am Cougar, Hear Me Roar! The cover, 1,2,3! Masked Cougar remains undefeated in TCW! Frederique & Danny Fonzarelli Vs The Shade Gang (Marc Speed & Matt Hocking) Frederique is clutching his jaw after the blackjack shot he took from Jay Chord in the Bunkhouse Brawl, but nevertheless, this tag match is a go! The new team of Fred & Fonz come out of the gates red hot, but of course, it is only a matter of time until the third wheel of Shade Gang, Troy Tornado, gets involved and sways the momentum in their direction. Shade Gang cuts the ring off on Frederique and attempt to dismantle him, but they can’t get the three count. Hocking executes a beautiful Top Rope Moonsault to put Frederique away, but Fred rolls away, leaving Matt to crash and burn! Here comes Fonzarelli with the hot tag! Fonzarelli catches Hocking with a big boot and goes for the cover, but Speed breaks it up. Frederique is back in it, and it’s an all out brawl now. Frederique and Speed fall to ringside, and when Tornado thinks Referee Francis Long isn’t looking, he shoves Frederique into the ringpost! Long doesn’t catch it, but is suspicious of how Tornado is standing over Frederique. Long sends Tornado to the showers ! He’s out of here! Long and Tornado argue over the referee’s decision. Meanwhile, Speed and Hocking double team Fonzarelli in the ring. Wait a minute! It’s the Dazzling One! He’s back from injury! Dave Diamond is in the ring, he came out of the crowd! Diamond hits Hocking with a huge lariat, then catches Speed with a boot to the gut. Here it comes! Speed gets planted with the Dazzle Driver! Diamond slips out of the ring before Referee Long sees any of this…but Tornado sure did! Troy is having a temper tantrum on the entranceway! Hocking is left alone with Fonzarelli, and he’s in trouble! The Retro Rocket! Boom! 1,2,3! Frederique and Fonzarelli pick up the big tag team win, and celebrate with Diamond. Six Man Tag Team CAGE Match! Mighty Mo & “TCW World Tag Team Champions” W.M.D. Vs. The Sinner Society (Eddie Peak & The Behemoths) The cage is lowered down onto the apron, the massive amount of humanity enters the ring, and here comes the carnage. Folks, this is not for the faint of heart. There are no flips or moonsaults or dives off the top rope from these big guys. There are just punches, kicks, and using the cage as a weapon as much as possible! Mo, Human Arsenal, & One Man Army start off hot, but that’s until Floyd Goldworthy slips in a spike to Peak. When Mo least expects it, Peak drives the spike into Mo’s throat! Mo collapses to the mat, gasping for air! For a long while, W.M.D. is left in a two-on-three handicap match with the Sinner Society, and it isn’t pretty. The Behemoths smash Arsenal repeatedly off the cage. Meanwhile, Peak covers OMA’s painted face with his own blood by piercing his forehead with the spike! Mo is back up, and he’s enraged! Mo goes crazy, hitting every that moves. Even Floyd Goldworthy goes flying to the floor after he tries to climb the cage to distract Mo! Mo presses Titan’s face against the steel cage and grates his face until the Behemoth’s blood covers the structure! Mo turns to see Peak pulling himself up in the corner. Mo rushes him and delivers a huge avalanche splash. Mo starts to lift Peak up onto the top rope, and climbs up there as well. It looks like…yes, it looks like Mo is trying to hit Peak with some type of samoan drop or death valley river from the top rope. Peak fights though, and the two men begin to brawl on the top rope. It looks like Mo is gaining the advantage, but then Peak grips his hand tightly around Mo’s throat and begins to squeeze the life out of him! Peak lifts Mo up and sends him plummeting from the top rope with a SUPER Chokeslam! Mo comes crashing down on both the W.M.D. & Behemoths, wiping out all the competitors on the mat! Oh my god! Peak climbs down from the top rope and looks for his victim, a sick smile on his face. Human Arsenal is the first man to his feet, and pays the price for it. The Peak of Perfection! Peak plants Arsenal! The cover, 1,2,3! Eddie Peak wins it for the Sinner Society! The bloody, brutal cage match is finally over! The Davis Wayne Newton Open Challenge! Newton’s ego has escalated tremendously from not yet tasting defeat here in TCW, so much so that he has challenged anyone on the TCW roster to a match tonight. Newton awaits his opponent for a long moment, and then the music of Flying Jimmy Foxx hits! It all makes sense as the two men exchange trash talk. Newton defeated Foxx’s tag team partner, Bart Biggins, earlier this week on TCW Total Wrestling, and proceeded to stand over and mock Bart post-match. Foxx is out here to avenge his partner, and teach the newcomer some respect! And that’s exactly what Foxx does for awhile in this contest. Foxx has Newton reeling after a dropkick knocks Newton to the floor. Foxx then follows up with a splash off the top rope, wiping Newton out at ringside. Foxx’s next attempt at an aerial assault, though, falters, as Newton trips him on the top rope, crotching Foxx on the turnbuckle. Newton sends Foxx tumbling to the mat after a sick enziguri to the head. After that, it is the Newton show. Foxx tries to fight back into the match, but the Triple Threat is always one step ahead. After Foxx misses with yet another aerial attack, Newton is there to put him away with the Fisherman’s Suplex! 1,2,3, Davis Wayne Newton picks up yet another win over a veteran TCW talent! TCW Television Championship Match Greg Gauge ( C ) Vs Joshua Taylor This instantly becomes a technical masterpiece, as these two talented competitors pull out some impressive maneuvers in the hopes to gain the momentum. Don’t get me wrong, these two don’t like each other, so there are also some stiff punches! Outside the ring, it looks like Taylor is gaining the advantage, but that’s when Gauge dodges his flying knee off the apron. Taylor lands on the floor awkwardly, clearly tweaking his left knee. Gauge sees it immediately, and it becomes his target. Gauge lifts up Taylor and drives that knee into the steel steps, and that’s only the start of it! Taylor can barely stand. Gauge does all he can to torment Taylor, but yet the injured Joshua refuses to submit. Gauge even locks in the Proton Lock, his version of the Texas Cloverleaf, but even then Taylor scratches and claws to the bottom rope. Looking to put him away, Gauge goes to hit the Broken Gauge, but Taylor manages to flip out of it on one foot! Taylor connects to Gauge’s face with a Rolling Heel Kick, buying himself some time to recover! Hopping on one foot, Taylor fights back into this match, and he actually has the TV Champion reeling. After catching Gauge on the top rope, Taylor hits Gauge with a perfect Superplex. Instead of covering, Taylor stalks Gauge as he gets to his feet. Wait a minute…what the hell…there’s a fan on the apron, arguing with Referee Ray Johnson! Jason Azaria: Wait a minute Kyle…yes, that’s the same red haired woman who jumped the barricade last month at The War To Settle The Score! What is going on here? Kyle Rhodes: You’re right, Jason! There is no way this is a coincidence. She got involved in Greg Gauge’s title match last month, and here she is again! Once again, the red haired woman is trying to get in the ring, and Referee Johnson is fending her off as TCW officials hit ringside to escort the woman away. But, the commotion distracts Joshua Taylor long enough to benefit Gauge. Gauge comes up behind Taylor and connects with a chop block that makes Taylor do a 180 flip before crashing hard to the mat! Taylor is in agony! Gauge locks on the Proton Lock again, and Taylor is now in serious trouble. He tries to drag himself to the ropes again, but this time Gauge drags him back to the center of the ring before he can do so. In agonizing pain and drained of all energy, Taylor is left with no choice if he wants to avoid serious injury. Bitterly, Taylor softly slaps his hand against the mat! Taylor taps! Greg Gauge successfully retains his TV Title in arguably his toughest defense to date! Eight Man Tag Team Action Benny Benson, Edd Stone, & Devine Fortune Vs. The Syndicate (Doc Hammond, Chris Flynn, & The Elite) Tonight, four men with all their own issues with the Syndicate have aligned together to gain some revenge against the faction. It’s all out mayhem to start the match, as the action spills out all over ringside before Referee Long can gain some control. By then, Doc Hammond hip tosses Chance Fortune into the steel steps, leaving Syndicate with a temporary 3-on-4 advantage. The Syndicate takes advantage and tries to dismantle Fortune’s partner, Darryl Devine inside the ring. The Elite attempt to put Devine away with their finisher, The Elitism. Devine, though, manages to flip out of the maneuver and catches both Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson with a flying double clothesline! Benson gets the tag and he comes into the ring on fire, hitting everything that moves. Benson hits Chandler with the Shockwave From Next Year, but Chris Flynn breaks up the pinfall. This leads to all out mayhem again, as a rejuvenated Chance Fortune comes flying into the ring, tackling Flynn to the mat and pummels Chris on the way out of the ring. Referee Long loses all control again, and this time, it doesn’t look like he’s getting it back. Darryl Devine gets tosses over the commentating table and onto the announcer’s table. Fortune gets some revenge on Hammond, wiping him out at ringside with a front flip off the ring apron. Back in the ring, The Elite have the 2-on-1 advantage on Benny Benson. Chandler & Johnson hit Benson with the Elitism! The legal man Chandler goes for the pin, but Referee Long informs Chandler that Benson is no longer the legal member of his team! The Elite is arguing with Long when Edd Stone comes flying off the top rope! Stone wipes out both Elite members with a Double Dropkick! Referee Long points to Stone as the legal man! Apparently, he made the blind tag for his team, and The Elite never saw it! Stone targets Chandler as he gets up. The Party’s Over! Stone hits it! 1,2,3! Edd Stone gets the win for his team! “Jump Around” by House of Pain plays as Stone’s team celebrates by carrying Edd around the ring. Syndicate is sent in retreat tonight, though this war seems far from over, especially between the two rivals Stone & Chris Flynn, who exchange some words post-match. IT’S TIME FOR THE MAIN EVENT! TCW World Heavyweight Championship Match Aaron Andrews ( C ) Vs. Freddy Huggins Despite how arrogant Huggins has come into this match, the champ Andrews comes out on fire. Freddy is in big trouble as the World Champions beats him up from post to post. Huggins is forced to escape to ringside to regain his composure, but Andrews goes out right after him and continues to beat up Freddy at ringside. That’s when Laura Catherine Huggins gets involved, and distracts Andrews with her…ummm…persuasion? It does its job, as Freddy enters the ring, runs off the ropes and wipes Andrews out at ringside with a suicide plancha! Huggins takes full advantage of his sister’s distraction and takes complete control of the match inside the ring. The Huggins Kiss! Freddy hits it! 1,2,3NO! Andrews barely gets his shoulder up! Huggins is in disbelief, to the point that he begs Referee Johnson to change his decision. Johnson looks at Freddy as if he’s crazy and shakes his head! Too much time wasted already, Huggins goes for the Huggins Kiss again, but this time Andrews breaks free. Andrews races off the ropes and flips Huggins inside out with a spear! It’s all Aaron Andrews from there, as he’s back to beating up Huggins all over the ring. Huggins is in trouble. Andrews goes to hit Huggins with the running kick he calls The Ace in The Hole, but Huggins dodges it. Huggins shoves Andrews from behind, and Aaron collides with Referee Johnson as a result! Johnson goes tumbling through the ropes and to the ringside floor! Kyle Rhodes: What the-?! That looked deliberate! I think Huggins meant to throw Andrews into the referee! And Kyle just might be right. After wiping Huggins with a spinebuster, Andrews targets Huggins once more for his finisher. That’s when The Coach of Freddy Corp., Julian Watson, comes running down to ring, and immediately climbs to the top rope. The Coach flies off and whacks Andrews over the head with his coach’s clipboard! Kyle Rhodes: Julian Watson just might have knocked Andrews out cold with that clipboard! Jason Azaria: A clipboard?! That thing looks as thick as a brick! Watson drags Huggins on top of a motionless Andrews, then tosses Referee Johnson back into the ring! Johnson comes to enough to make a slow count. 1….2….Andrews gets his shoulder up! Laura Huggins & Julian Watson are stunned at ringside! They can’t believe it! The crowd erupts as “Dare” by Gorillaz hits the PA! Julian Watson’s jaw drops as a ticked off Tana The Mighty comes marching down to the ring! Watson charges Tana, only to get a chop to the head, knocking the Coach silly! Watson stumbles to the feet and starts to flee through the crowd. Tana goes after him, chasing Watson out of the arena for the second time tonight! Huggins is now all alone with Aaron Andrews in the ring. With Referee Johnson still foggy, Huggins arms himself with that awfully thick clipboard, which Watson left on the mat. Andrews pulls himself up with use of the ropes. Huggins takes a baseball swing with the clipboard, but Andrews ducks under! Andrews races off the ropes! Another Huge Spear to Huggins! Huggins is in trouble as Andrews calls for the end. Here it comes! The Ace in the Hole! Boom! The cover by Andrews, and Referee Johnson is now well alert enough to make the count! 1….2…..3! Aaron Andrews retains the TCW World Heavyweight Championship! As Laura Catherine consoles her brother Freddy at ringside, Andrews celebrates with the crowd to the sound of “Feel Invincible” by Skillet. Standing on the second rope with his title raised, Andrews shares some last words with both Huggins siblings before focusing on his enjoying his victory. A Little South of Sanity comes to a close as Andrews climbs the barricade to celebrate his victory with the live crowd. The scene goes black as Andrews is swarmed by fans, his World Title raised high in the air. Jason Azaria: Thank you for joining us for A Little South of Sanity! We’ll see you all again this Tuesday on Total Wrestling, then back on Pay-Per-View in April with our next big event, Where Angels Fear To Tread! Show Results
- May 27, 2020
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TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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<div style="text-align:center;"> TCW A Little South of Sanity 2020 Pre-Show Nick Booth defeated Yuri Yoshihara Akima Brave defeated Harvey Robbinfield Jeremie Courtney & Roderick Remus defeated Dean Daniels & Elliot Thomas The Main Card! The TCW Bunkhouse Brawl! Winner Challenges Aaron Andrews For The TCW World Heavyweight Championship Tonight In The Main Event! The ring is flooded with TCW competitors, many in street gear and taped fists. Every single competitor came with their own weapon, as the rules allowed. Everyone…but Tana The Mighty, who thought his giant mitts were plenty enough! We got steel chairs, we got a kendo stick, we got a lead pipe, we got a guitar (Troy Tornado), a hockey stick, a biker chain, brass knuckles, a crowbar, a giant hairbrush (Frederique), a blackjack, and even a cattle prod!...although Referee Ray Johnson deemed it too hazardous, and took it away from Doc Hammond! It is downright ruckus! As the ring begins to clear of competitors, the referees at ringside remove the clutter of the ring. One by one, the ring begins to empty… Order of Elimination • The Elite together use Nate Johnson’s hockey stick to clothesline T-Bone Bright over the top rope and to the floor. • The Syndicate gang up on Chance Fortune to send him tumbling to the floor. Fortune tries to hold on, but a couple shots to the ribs by Chris Flynn’s brass knuckles forces his grip to loosen. • The Elite attempts their hockey stick clothesline again, this time on Sammy Bach. Bach ducks under the attack, though, and catches Eddie Chandler with a dropkick that sends him out of the ring! • Bart Biggins nearly has Matt Hocking out of the ring, but Hocking’s Shade Gang brethren Marc Speed comes to his rescue. Speed manages to get his biker chain wrapped around Biggins’s neck, and from the outside apron uses the chain to pull Bart Biggins over and tumbling to the floor! • Danny Fonzarelli charges for the big boot on Freddy Huggins, but Huggins leaps out of the way. Danny Fonzarelli gets caught on the top, and Jay Chord quickly rushes in and dumps the big Fonz to the floor! • Matt Hocking tries to come off the top rope and hit Tana The Mighty with his lead pipe, but Tana sees it coming and delivers a sick, smacking chop to the chest in midair! Matt Hocking stumbles to his feet, and Tana takes him by the head and sends him flying to the floor! • With Doc Hammond set up in the corner, Darryl Devine tries to rush in, leaping off from a seated steel chair. But the other Syndicate members, Chris Flynn & Nate Johnson, interfere and catch Devine in midair! Darryl Devine struggles, but ends up getting dumped to the floor! • Always the opportunist! As Edd Stone tries to push Flying Jimmy Foxx over the top rope with the kendo stick as leverage, Jay Chord comes up behind and dumps both men to the floor! • Frederique dodges a clothesline by Nate Johnson, and then catches Johnson on the jaw with a home run swing of his giant hair brush! Nate Johnson gets sent flying over the top rope, hitting the apron hard on the way down! • Doc Hammond & Chris Flynn have Sammy Bach up in the air in Double Powerbomb position in the hopes to dump him out. Benny Benson interrupts their plans though, catching Hammond with a Springboard Kick. Still holding Bach up on his shoulders, Flynn still attempts to throw him out, but Bach reverses into a Hurricarana! The momentum sends Chris Flynn over the top rope, bouncing off the apron, and onto the floor! • Tana The Mighty nearly has Marc Speed dumped out of the ring, when Speed’s stablemate Troy Tornado smacks Tana across the back with his guitar! Tornado gears up for a big swing with the guitar as Tana turns around. Tornado swings the guitar, but Tana catches Troy by wrist! Tana rips the guitar free from Tornado’s grip, wraps both of his mitts around Troy’s throat, and sends Troy Tornado flying over the top rope and hard to the floor! • Benny Benson attempts the Shockwave From Next Year on Doc Hammond, but Hammond throws him off. When Benson regains his balance, Hammond is right there to hit him in the ribs with the crowbar Eddie Chandler brought into the match! With Benny Benson in pain, Hammond lifts him onto his shoulders and tosses Benny to the floor! • Sammy Bach finds himself strangled by Marc Speed, who’s using his biker chain to squeeze the breath out of Bach. In a last ditch effort, Bach races forward to the ropes. As Bach ducks, the momentum sends Speed tumbling over the top rope! Marc Speed tries to hold on, but Freddy Huggins races over and stomps Speed until Marc loses his grip! Speed falls to the floor! • Frederique and Jay Chord find themselves in a standoff. Frederique with his giant hairbrush, Chord with his blackjack. They take a swing at each other, only for their weapons to collide together. Frederique ducks under a swing of the blackjack and connects on Chord’s jaw with the hairbrush. Chord stumbles backwards from the shot. Frederique rears back for a big swing with the hairbrush, but Chord reacts quickly and takes Frederique off his feet, striking him on the knee with the blackjack! Frederique struggles to stand, only for Chord to hit him right on the jaw with the blackjack! Frederique falls into the ropes, and Chord quickly rushes forward to knock him over the top rope and to the floor! • Doc Hammond is taking Tana The Mighty apart, piece by piece, striking him here and there with the butt of the crowbar. Tana drops to one knee, where Hammond strikes him right in the ribs. Hammond looks for the knockout. Hammond runs off the ropes, only to get hit in the head by Troy Tornado’s guitar by Sammy Bach! The guitar explodes upon impact, and Hammond collapses to the mat! Quickly, Bach drags a dazed Doc Hammond to his feet and tosses him out of the ring! We are down to the Final Four! Sammy Bach, Tana The Mighty, Freddy Huggins, & Jay Chord! The trio of Bach, Huggins, & Chord quickly come to an understanding. Their chances would be better if Tana were out of the equation. That being said, the three ambush Tana together! Despite Tana fighting back, he would find himself down in the corner. Huggins pushes Chord & Bach aside and continues to stomp on his longtime rival, Tana. Awfully cocky with the giant, Huggins insults Tana, then poses over him with a million dollar smile. Huggins turns around, and dang near gets his head taken off by Jay Chord’s swing of his blackjack! Huggins might be out cold! Rather than taken advantage, Chord turns to go eye to eye with Sammy Bach. This blood feud is about to blow the roof off of the arena! Chord looks at his blackjack, then tosses it aside. They rush each other! Bach & Chord exchange punches until Jay catches Sammy with a knee to the ribs. Chord tries to hit Bach with the Cradle Piledriver, but Bach fights it. Bach instead lifts Chord up and dumps Jay over the top rope! Chord clings onto the ropes for dear life, and manages to rake Bach’s eyes to stay alive! As Bach tries to regain his composure, Chord heads to the top rope. Chord leaps off for an aerial assault, but gets a spinning wheel kick from Bach in mid air! Right in the face! Ouch! Bach and Chord stagger up, and they’re back to exchanging punches. They’re so focused on each other that they don’t see that Tana is back up, and Tana takes both men by the throat! Tana storms forward and dumps both Bach & Chord backwards over the top rope! Nearly men can hold on, and they tumble to the floor! We are down to two men! We go split screen for a moment, as Bach and Chord continue to brawl at ringside! This feud will never end! TCW officials hit ringside to try to break the fight up. Meanwhile, in the ring, an energetic Tana turns to see Huggins pulling himself to his feet. The crowd is behind Tana as Huggins starts to figure out what’s going on. He’s stuck all alone with his arch-rival, Tana! All of a sudden, Huggins becomes apologetic with the big man! Huggins calls for a truce with Tana, and Freddy has a gift for him! Huggins gestures to his sister, Laura Cathertine. Laura climbs onto the apron and hands Freddy the weapon he chose for the Bunkhouse. A giant portrait of a smiling Freddy Huggins! In a sign of kindness, Huggins offers the portrait to Tana to have! After looking over the crowd, Tana snatches the Freddy portrait…and breaks it over Freddy’s head! Tana grabs Huggins and goes to toss Freddy over the top rope. Huggins is hanging upside down, clinging to the ropes for dear life. Tana kicks and punches, trying to knock Huggins off. Wait a minute! It’s Julian Watson, the Coach of Freddy Corp! Watson is up on the apron, punching away at Tana. Tana takes Watson by the throat, and Julian immediately begins to flail. But, the distraction does its job! Free from Tana’s onslaught, Huggins crawls back into the ring under the ropes. Huggins takes the giant Tana by the legs, and he tips the big man over the top rope! Tana tumbles to the floor! Freddy Huggins has won the first ever Bunkhouse Brawl! Huggins gets to challenge Aaron Andrews for the World Title later on tonight! As “Sureshot” by Beastie Boys plays, Huggins runs around the ring, a big smile and arms flailing around. Meanwhile, an enraged Tana starts to chase a terrified Julian Watson right out of the arena. Back in the ring, the Huggins sibling are hugging and jumping up and down. After everything calms down a bit, Kyle Rhodes enters the ring to interview Huggins about his victory. After a couple jabs at Tana and Aaron Andrews, Freddy makes his intentions short and sweet. Huggins:[/.b] Ladies and Gentlemen…Boys and Gals…And Especially You, Mr. Andrews…Tonight…Freddy Corp. is going to take over the WORLD!!! STAY TUNE FOR THE REST OF THE RESULTS COMING SOON! </div>
- May 26, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

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March – Week 4 – 2020 Thursday – Creative Meeting Kyle Rhodes: Next order of business, a bit of TCW Uprising news. We’re going to be doing a bit of rearranging to our weekly schedule. RDJ: Again already? Rhodes: Just a bit. The overall reviews of Uprising have been positive. The show will continue to air on Friday, there are no issues there. But, we’re no longer going to record Uprising on the same day, in the same arena, as Total Wrestling. The overall response to that response is that the live shows are going too long and are tiring fans out. So, we are going to move the Uprising recording to another day. RDJ: Do you need me to be on the road an extra day? Rhodes: Probably not. Don’t worry, Rick. If need be, we’ll pre-record any segment with you. RDJ: *raises hands* Phew, thank god. Rhodes: *smiles* Starting next week, we are going to try our new format. Wherever we might tape Total Wrestling on Tuesday, we are going to stick around in the area and tape Uprising in a smaller venue. It might be an extra day and smaller venue, but on the bright side, it will be with a fresh crowd. Joel Bryant: It would be nice to allow some of these younger guys more time, too. Rhodes: Good point, Joel. We don’t have to rush things along as much. Maybe even give our developmental guys more time and a little exposure. So, we’ll see how that goes. The hopes is it will work better. Brent, I will just need your team on top of communication. Work with the travel department to let wrestlers know whether they will be needed in town one more day. Brent Hill: You got it, boss. I’ll make sure that’s done, and all the booking is a go by Tuesdays, at the latest. Rhodes: Awesome. Now folks, I’d like to go over our roster and current storylines going into April. Total Mayhem is getting pretty close, but we still got a pretty important show in Where Angels Fear To Tread. Now, we already discussed today the Ladder Match we’re going to do. But, there’s plenty more time to fill. First things first, we’re hoping Wolf (Hawkins) is ready to do something with Aaron (Andrews) by our next event. RDJ: Please, Lord Jesus, let it be true! Rhodes: We certainly need a few prayers. So, let’s look at the TV Title. I’m loving what’s going on with Greg (Gauge) & Joshua (Taylor). Are we all in agreement on that? Hill: Yup, love it. They’re building a fine story of prominent star versus rising star. Bryant: Seconded. Rhodes: Good then, so no need to mess with that right now. So that leads up to the Tag Titles. We have W.M.D. still feuding with Sinner Society and The Behemoths. Do we keep that going? Hill: I think the story is start to stretch thin, but it’s got a bit more gas. We still haven’t done the Tag Title rematch, and I think that could be the ending the feud needs. Bryant: So, who comes away with the Tag Titles at the end? Rhodes: I can’t put the titles back onto the Behemoths until Killer Shark cleans up his work in the ring. RDJ: Did I hear he almost hurt another guy this week, some developmental kid? Hill: A young man by the name of Guillotine, yes. RDJ: Sheesh…Joel, I think Shark needs five minutes with you. Bryant: *shakes head* Trust me, we’ve tried with the big guy. Something in his head just ticks off when the match keeps going. Hill: At least the animosity between Shark and John (Anderson) has cooled. RDJ; That, and John’s head is still on his shoulders… Rhodes: Alright, so back on topic, I think Brent is right here. It’s time to finish thing up this feud. Any thoughts on how to do it? Type of gimmick match, I mean. Bryant: Going to be interesting to try to top a Dog Collar and Cage match. Hill: *waves hand* I say don’t bother. Keep it simple and let the mayhem ensue. I was thinking a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Just let the guys beat the crap out of each other all over the arena. RDJ: Would be a nice 180. First, they were encaged. Next, they’re let loose! Rhodes: Good, good. Let’s not print it just yet, but I like the idea very much. Next, outside the title picture. I think it’s about time for the Bach – Chord rubber match. I wouldn’t mind extending things to Total Mayhem, but it just feels time. Hill: Unless we do some foggy finish in their encounter, it would seem about that time. The boys have killed it in this feud, but all good things must come to an end. RDJ: All it needs is some stipulations. 2 out of 3 Falls, at least. Bryant: I’d suggest a Steel Cage match if we didn’t just have one. Last Man Standing? RDJ: I’d buy that idea. Rhodes: Alright, so the rubber match is a go. Speaking of rematches, I think it’s time for (Mighty) Mo & Eddie (Peak) to go at it again. It’s been anticipated long enough. Hill: Now, that one I think we should extend until Total Mayhem somehow. You want mayhem, you’re talking Mo and Peak going to war. RDJ: Hot damn, just let those big boys beat the piss out of each other. Don’t have to be pretty. People will buy a ticket. Rhodes: Just remember that the end game is to make Mo a viable top contender. That’s the endgame. Next up, I want to make sure we have something for Freddy Huggins. I think we struck gold with this obnoxious Freddy Corp. gimmick. I want to keep riding that. Hill: I’m not sure who you have in mind for Freddy, but I’ve love to get him in the TV Title picture. RDJ: A triple threat with Greg, Joshua, & Freddy? Take my money now. Rhodes: I also want to keep a look at some of our up and coming talent. Julian (Watson) is doing some great work in his mentor spot with Freddy, but I wouldn’t mind building onto the stable. Bryant: Give Freddy some more goons? Rhodes: *nods* Exactly. And maybe being goons will some guys more TV time, and who knows what else. Any thoughts on the tag team division? Anyone you guys think we should highlight? RDJ: I think it would be wise to make Tana (The Mighty) & T-Bone (Bright) a focus. They are definitely winning over the fans character-wise. Bryant: They’re never going to blow anyone away as far wrestling goes, so I’m not sure they could be our top team long term. That said, Tana sells merchandise, and T-Bone is starting to gel with the big guy. Hill: Let’s not forget Frederique & (Danny) Fonzarelli. I’m telling you guys, their best days are behind them. But, they’ve found some magic as a team during house show matches. Rhodes: I’m happy to hear you guys are so positive on some of these guys. We need challengers with this W.M.D. & Behemoths feud coming to a close. RDJ: I think most of all, that Shade Gang has to be at the top of your options for contending. You guys put together quite the trio. (Troy) Tornado can still go a bit, but his work as the mouthpiece is doing wonders for Marc (Speed) & Matt (Hocking). Hill: The trio work has rejuvenated all three guys, really. They were drowning a bit in the midcard. Rhodes: The tag team division definitely looks a lot different than it did a few months. You guys and the locker room have really turned things around in the midcard in general. We just have to keep it going. Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! TCW A Little South of Sanity 2020 The Official Match Card! Card Subject To Change TCW’s First Ever Bunkhouse Brawl! Winner challenges Aaron Andrews for the TCW World Heavyweight Championship later in the Main Event! Pre-Announced Entries: Bart Biggins, Flying Jimmy Foxx, Freddy Huggins, Jay Chord, Marc Speed, Matt Hocking, Sammy Bach, Tana The Mighty, Troy Tornado TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson welcomes all competitors to try and win themselves a TCW World Title Match! The Bunkhouse Brawl might go by battle royal elimination rules, but this ain’t yo’ momma’s battle royal! Each and every entry is allowed to bring one weapon into the match. In the words of RDJ, if you can carry it into the ring, it’s legal! (Warning: Knives, Guns, & Flamethrowers are not allowed!) TCW Television Championship Match Greg Gauge ( C ) Vs. Joshua Taylor Six Man Tag Team CAGE Match Mighty Mo & “TCW World Tag Team Champions” W.M.D. Vs. Sinner Society (Eddie Peak & The Behemoths) 8 Man Tag Team Match Benny Benson, Edd Stone, & Devine Fortune Vs. The Syndicate (Doc Hammond, Chris Flynn, & The Elite) Tag Team Action Frederique & Danny Fonzarelli Vs. The Shade Gang Davis Wayne Newton Open Challenge Davis Wayne Newton Vs. ????? Masked Cougar also scheduled to be in action!
- May 24, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

March – Week 4 – 2020 Tuesday – Backstage at Total Wrestling Showtime is about an hour away in Nashville, Tennessee. Ricky is in the hallway backstage, relaxing for the time being before he has to put on his suit and cowboy hat. The locker room quite loud this evening with friendly chatter, Ricky had hopped out to chat with his wife about her day and the children. Sitting on a fold up chair, Ricky looks up from the tile to see Jay Chord standing there. Chord gestures to Ricky, asking if they can talk. Ricky nods. RDJ: Hey honey, I have to go. I’ll call you after the show, alright? Yup, love ya. Bye. Ricky cuts the call off and eases back on the chair. He greets Chord with a smile, then gestures to the other fold up chairs in the hallway. RDJ: How’s it going, Jay? Care to take a seat? Chord: No thanks, I just needed to talk to you quick. RDJ: No problem, kid. That’s why I’m here. What can I do for you? Chord: Look Rick, I know you never liked me when you were here originally… RDJ: I wouldn’t say that, not exactly. Let’s be blunt if we’re really going to do this, Jay. You came into this company as quite the arrogant kid. You acted like you were better than everyone right from the moment you entered that locker room. That said, I always thought you were an amazing athlete, and you are clearly one of the best in the company now. Chord: Maybe I did come in with an attitude, and I’ve tried to work on it in recent years. Ya know? When you haven’t been here? RDJ: *chuckles* Okay, that comment didn’t seem necessary, but alright. To be honest, I have in fact heard that you have tried to act better around here, so I commend you for that. Chord: Look Rick, I just need to say it. If you got a problem with me, then you need to talk to me about it. RDJ: *confused* Jay, I honestly have no idea what you’re talking about. Where is this coming from? Chord: I heard that you were against me wrestling in the main event this Sunday. I heard you went out of your way to tell Kyle (Rhodes) that it was a bad idea. RDJ: *waves hands* Whoa whoa whoa, that is absolutely not true. Look, you want the 1-0-1? The creative team discussed in depth about who would be the right guy to wrestle Aaron (Andrews) for the title, and of course your name came up. Chord: And that’s when you trash the idea. RDJ: I absolutely did not! I have no problem seeing you versus Aaron. Hell kid, that would be awesome to watch! But, when I first came back to join the creative team? I was told by Kyle himself that he wanted you and Aaron kept as far apart as possible for the time being. That way? When you and Aaron finally feuded? It would be a fresh, brand new spectacle. So, I reminded Kyle of what he had instructed myself and the rest of creative. Chord: *doubtful* So, that’s it? Really? That’s all you said? RDJ: *nods* That’s all I said. Besides, I don’t even know who Kyle has chosen yet to face Aaron this Sunday. He hasn’t told creative yet. Do you know? Chord: No, no one has said anything. RDJ: Then what the hell are we doing, Jay? What are you worked up about? Chord: I don’t like someone trying to sabotage me, that’s what I’m pissed off about! If you got a problem with me Rick, then you come to me! RDJ: Trust me, if I ever have a problem with anyone, I’m going to face them nose to nose. You are certainly no exception. But let me ask you something now, Jay. Chord: What? What do you want? RDJ: Who told you I was trashing you in creative? Chord freezes and doesn’t respond. He just looks at Ricky. RDJ: The reason I ask? I haven’t talked to anyone about the conversation we had in creative. Not about you, not about anyone. I am certain of that. So…who told you I trashed you? Chord still doesn’t answer him. But, Ricky can see in Jay’s eyes that he realizes he has screwed up. Changing the subject, Chord points his finger at Ricky. Chord: I’ve been working my @$$ off, Rick. I deserve to be one of the top guys here. You better not try to screw me on that. RDJ: Jay…that is absolutely the last thing I wish to do. Jay Chord doesn’t respond, but instead storms away down the hall. His mind reeling over the confrontation, Ricky leans his head back and looks up towards the white ceiling. He closes his eyes and takes a deep breath. Total Wrestling – Late In The Show Ricky had been out in front of the crowd at the show’s opening to announce Wolf Hawkins’s unfortunate injury and the changes to A Little South of Sanity as a result. After announcing that the winner of the Bunkhouse Brawl will now challenge Aaron Andrews for the World Title on the same night, the breaking news had been hyped over and over, both by the announcers and promos. It was all to make sure every fan tuning in were prepared for the last moment changes to this Sunday’s Pay-Per-View. Now, Ricky was heading out to the ring again to play TCW Commish, right before tonight’s main event. This time, the ring was set up for the promoted contract signing. After tipping his cowboy hat to the crowd, Ricky took one of the mics off the contract table. RDJ: Folks, we might have lost our original main event for A Little South of Sanity, but there is still a highly anticipated title match taking place this Sunday. It will be a match between two of the best wrestlers in not just TCW, but in the entire world. These two will go to battle Sunday for right to be called TCW Television Champion. Allow me to introduce the competitors. First, the challenger. He is a former International Champion, and is an eleven year here in Total Championship Wrestling. Joshua Taylor! Taylor appears through the curtains to the sound of “Animal I Have Become” By Three Days Grace. Taylor actually is getting some cheers after some of his altercations with the champion in the past few weeks. Taylor enters the ring and shakes hands with Ricky before taking a seat at the contract table. RDJ: Next, this man has dominated his division for over half a year now. He comes from a family lineage that we all in TCW know quite well. He is the TCW Television Champion, he is Greg Gauge! “Icky Thump” by White Stripes plays, and out comes the TV Champ. In a dress shirt and slacks, the title belt glistening on his shoulder, Greg Gauge calmly makes his way to the ring. He completely ignores the boos and chants of the crowd, clearly not caring what the fans thinking of him. Gauge enters the ring, and stands the TV Title up on the contract table, deliberately right in the face of Taylor. For a moment, Gauge leaves Ricky hanging on the handshake before accepting it halfheartedly. Gauge takes his seat. RDJ: Gentlemen, the contract is already ready to go. All we need now is your signatures to make this official. Joshua, you are the challenger, so you sign first. RDJ pushes the contract folder across the table towards Taylor. But, Taylor initially makes no attempt to reach for it. Instead, Taylor & Gauge stare at each other across the table, eye to eye. Oozing confidence, a little smirk begins to come across Gauge. Eventually, it does for Taylor as well. Finally, Taylor opens up the folder and signs his name to the match contract. Taylor closes the folder and shoves the contract across the table. There is another stoic staredown between the two men before Gauge opens the folder. The champion takes his time and looks over each page of the contract. Satisfied, he finally takes the pen and signs the contract. Gauge doesn’t bother giving the contract back to Ricky, forcing the Commish to reach across the table and take it back. RDJ: It is official! This Sunday, Joshua Taylor will challenge Greg Gauge for the TCW Television Champion! If you men have anything to say about this match, say it now. There’s a long pause, then Gauge starts to reach for his mic. No, he takes his TV Title off the table and places it upon his shoulder. Gauge pushes his chair away from the table and starts to stand up. Taylor: Sit your @$$ down. Taylor says it calmly, but the veracity is clearly there, and the crowd reacts to it. Gauge pauses midway up and stares at Taylor. Slowly, he obliges the challenger and slumps back down into his seat. Taylor: Here’s the truth, Greg. I respect you. You are clearly part of the future of Total Championship Wrestling. But, here’s my problem with you. You think you just deserve it. You think that it’s just yours to have. Why? Because your daddy was a star? Let me tell you something. Guys like me and Ricky here? We scratched and clawed to the top of the card. We earned every opportunity we earned. You want to know why these fans go crazy when Ricky comes out here? You want to know why that locker room looks up to me as a leader? It’s because we worked our @$$es off to be who we are! Then, there’s you. You don’t think you don’t have to do that, because you think you are that great. Well Greg…maybe you are that great, but you’re going to get a reality check this Sunday. Maybe one day you’ll be headlining this place, but I’m still one of the top lions here, and I’m going to give you the whooping you most definitely deserve. And if that isn’t enough of a reality check? I’m going to take that title from you. Gauge shows no emotions towards Taylor’s words and threats. The two men stare at each other for another long moment. Then, calmly, Gauge reaches out and grabs his own mic. Gauge: Josh, it is so nice that, despite all you just said, you do in fact respect me. It is big of you to say that. So, allow me to do the honor and return that respect… Suddenly, Gauge jumps up and flips the table on top of Taylor! Both Taylor and his chair fall backwards hard onto the mat, the table coming down on top of Joshua. In no real harm, Taylor is quick to regain himself and rushes to his feet. Taylor is enraged and ready to confront Gauge, but the TV Champion has already exited the ring! With a huge smile on his face, Gauge walks backwards up the entranceway. Taylor stands on the second rope and barks threats towards Gauge. Greg doesn’t respond verbally, but he does point to the TV Title and continues to the smile. Jason Azaria: I can’t believe the act of disrespect we have just seen from our TV Champion! Kyle Rhodes: He’s clearly playing some mindgames with Joshua Taylor, trying to rile him up before this Sunday. The question is, will they work? Or will they backfire? Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Presents Total Wrestling! *Show Notes* * Mighty Mo Vs Titan wasn’t much of a match, as fellow Sinner Society members Killer Shark & Nick Booth would interfere on the first sign that Titan was in trouble. Mo earned the DQ victory, and WMD were there quickly to save Mo from the Sinner Society ambush. Mo, Human Arsenal & One Man Army together fended off the attack. They began to celebrate, but then they heard the sadistic laugh of Eddie Peak. From the curtains, Peak slowly walked out, a sick grin on his face. Peak: It makes me so happy that you boys have become such close friends. That’s what that little attack was all about. I just wanted to make that you three were ready for this Sunday. I’m happy to see that you all are. It’s going to make it that much more fun…when you’re locked in a cage…WITH ME! ** In a 2 Out of 3 Falls Match, The Elite would defeat Devine Fortune in the feud's rubber match. Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson would do it in tainted fashion, of course, because...well...they're the Syndicate! *** Heated rivals Sammy Bach & Jay Chord exchanged threats after Bach’s victory over Matt Hocking. Chord is quite hot after Bach’s surprise attack on Jay last week, despite the fact that it was Chord who originally tried to injure Bach. After sharing some mean words back and forth, Bach made his intentions for the Bunkhouse Brawl and A Little South of Sanity quite clear. Bach: This Sunday, I plan on winning the Bunkhouse Brawl, and I plan on beating Aaron Andrews for the World Title. But if I can’t do that, Jay? Then I’m damn sure going to see to it that you can’t either! **** In The Main Event, Chris Flynn would attempt to help his fellow Syndicate brethren Doc Hammond defeat Aaron Andrews in the Non-Title Contest. Benny Benson would eventually hit ringside to duke it out with Flynn, negating his presence there! Benson has had his problems recently with The Syndicate, particularly Hammond, and he wasn’t just going to let them steal the big main event win! Enraged to see Benson fighting Flynn, Doc Hammond would be distracted just enough for the World Champion. Andrews came flying off the ropes and crushed the distracted Hammond with a spear. Then with Hammond staggered, Andrews hit Doc with his brand new finisher, The Ace in the Hole! 1,2,3, The World Champion stands victorious at the end of Total Wrestling!
- May 23, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

Definitely have considered that to some extent. Was actually going to include the idea in the creative meeting discussion, but I felt like my last post was already a bit long. It's been fun! :(
- May 23, 2020
- 140 replies
TCW: The Texan Rides Again

dbritton987 replied to dbritton987's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"> March – Week 3 – 2020 Thursday – Creative Meeting Kyle Rhodes: Well, I might as well get it out of the way. I know you’ve been waiting on the bad news. Here it is. Wolf (Hawkins) suffered a crack sternum Tuesday night. The room fills with groans, thanks to everyone else around the table. RDJ: Wolf must have walked under a ladder or something. Such bad luck. Rhodes: Well, at bad as it sounds, he isn’t going to miss a lot of time. But one thing’s for certain, he is out for A Little South of Sanity. It’s not even up for debate this time. Brent Hill: It really does feel like déjà vu. Rhodes: It does, and it stinks. Let me make one thing straight before we talk about pay-per-view changes. When Wolf is cleared? We’re running the Aaron (Andrews) vs Wolf for the title immediately, whether it’s on Total Wrestling or the next big event. We can no longer stall for time with our top feud. If they’re going to have a big, successful finale at Total Mayhem, then they need to be in the ring one-on-one at least once before then. Though, I’d prefer twice. Joel Bryant: On the bright side, if we run the title match on television, we would almost definitely get the highest ratings of the year. RDJ: And we might as well rush it. Every time we take our sweet time, Wolf gets himself injured again! Rhodes: It’s a shame, they’ve been telling quite the story, too. Nevertheless, the show must go on as far as A Little South of Sanity goes. I’ve been thinking about it since getting news on Wolf, and I believe I know how we’re going to solve this conflict. Next Tuesday on Total Wrestling, Rick here is going to go out and announce Wolf’s injury. RDJ: Grreeeeaaattttt. I’ll be ready to duck tomatoes. Rhodes: Well hopefully you win the crowd right back, because you will also announce the changes to the pay-per-view. Here’s my plan. We’re going to open A Little South of Sanity now with the Bunkhouse Brawl. The winner of the Brawl will no longer receive a future title match contract, but instead they will go on and challenge Aaron Andrews for the World Title that very evening in the main event. Anyone oppose that idea? Hill: It’s as good of an idea as any, especially this close to the show. Bryant: I like it. It would definitely turn a negative into a positive, sort of. RDJ: Fine by me, let’s do it. Rhodes: Alright, so we’ll roll with that plan. Next, here comes the hard part. Who is going to win the Bunkhouse Brawl and challenge Aaron? Let’s hear it folks, let’s rundown the roster. Hill: I’ll just say it and get it out there. Jay Chord. Do we pull the trigger? RDJ: That depends. If you want the obvious choice who’s riding plenty of momentum, then do it. But, the plan has been to keep Aaron and Jay separate as much as possible for the time being so they can have their big feud later. If the plan remains alive, then we pass on Jay and move on the next option. Rhodes: Great point, Rick. I’m keeping Jay on the table, but if you guys can convince me there’s another good option, then we’ll stick with the original plan with Jay. Alright then, who else? Bryant: I guess we can rule out Doc Hammond? Hill: I’d think so. I mean, we already had him win a battle royal to replace Wolf once. Rhodes: Not to mention we’re already hyping the Andrews-Hammond rematch for Total Wrestling this week. Welp, sorry Doc! Next? Bryant: I think we have to consider Eddie Peak? Follow me here. We book him in the Bunkhouse Brawl. He wins. Peak then bows out of the scheduled Six Man Cage Match and has Nick Booth substitute for him. Peak then proceeds to wrestle Aaron in the main event. Hill: It’s a good idea on paper, but is Eddie’s body ready for all that work? I mean, we were just talking last week how Peak is clearly on his last legs. Can he get through a battle royal AND a main event match? RDJ: It’s hard to believe that it will end pretty. Besides, I think the Six Man Cage Match loses way too much star power if Peak is taken out of the match. Rhodes: I think I side with Brent and Rick here. I’m just not so sure Eddie could keep up with Aaron in a title main event. Alright, what’s our next option? Hill: Me personally, I think we should consider Freddy Huggins. The Freddy Corp. gimmick is working really well with the crowd. They love to hate the group for their antics. Bryant: Can’t agree more. He might not have the name power of Eddie or Jay, but he’s doing great with this new gimmick of his. I think if Freddy wins the crowd is going go nuts booing, and I mean that in a good way. RDJ: Most of all, I have no doubt Huggins could pull double duty. He’s still in his prime. Rhodes: Good, good Freddy is definitely at the top of the list. What else could we do? Hill: Let’s not forget Greg Gauge. The TV Title makes him a viable threat. Plus, I believe the fans will instantly buy in on the Champion vs Champion match. RDJ: Yeah, but what do we do about Greg’s scheduled match with (Joshua) Taylor? Do we can another promoted title match and move Greg up the card? Or does Greg pull triple duty? He might be young, but that’s a lot to put on the kid. Bryant: It would be quite the story, though. Greg wins the Bunkhouse Brawl, defends his TV Title, then challenges for the World Title all in one night. If we ever want to make Greg a legit star, it’s a solid moment to do it. RDJ: I totally agree, it would be quite the push. I just don’t want to see Greg get hurt by trying to do too much. Rhodes: Alright, Greg also joins the good options. I might as well put Joshua in that bag as well, the story is pretty much the same as Greg. So, what else we got? Hill: I’d consider Troy Tornado like we did Freddy Huggins. Troy might be getting old, but he can still put on a decent match. Plus, if his boys (Marc) Speed & (Matt) Hocking join him at ringside, that could build some drama. Rhodes: That might be true, but if we want that type of drama, we might as well go with Freddy, the younger guy still in his prime. Bryant: Any thoughts on maybe a big, stunning victory? How about Davis Wayne Newton pulling the big upset? RDJ: I don’t know man. Way too soon to me. Hill: I agree with Rick. It might be quite the moment, but I think it’s possible it could fail just as much as it could succeed. I don’t think it’s worth the risk. Rhodes: Agreed. Davis is almost ready for something bigger, but “this” would be too much. He just doesn’t have the name value just yet. Who else we got? Maybe a Syndicate guy besides Doc? RDJ: Ehhh, I think if it’s not Doc then it’s nothing. Chris Flynn would be the best option of whose left, but I don’t think he’s ready for something that big. Hill: I think it would be good story if the Syndicate were in the Bunkhouse Brawl, just to make it believe they could win it and replace Wolf. But actually winning it? I’m not buying it. Personally, I think this title match should stand alone from Aaron’s current feud with Wolf and The Syndicate. Rhodes: I suppose you’re right, Brent. It would unbelievable if another Syndicate member wins a battle royal to replace Wolf, no matter which guy it might be. Alright then, so who’s left to choose from? We haven’t talked about any babyfaces right now. Let’s not stick to the bad guys. I want all options on the table. Bryant: I’d say Sammy (Bach), but we just had Sammy & Aaron for the title. Are the fans ready for a rematch between the two? Hill: I mean, we can always slip Sammy into a title match and the fans will buy it. If we don’t want to use Jay or Eddie but want name value, then Sammy is a great option. RDJ: Problem is I can’t think of any other good boys that would make sense besides Sammy. (Mighty) Mo and the W.M.D. boys got that Six Man Cage Match, otherwise I’d suggest them. Tana (The Mighty) would be an interesting story, but it wouldn’t much of a match to headline a pay-per-view. Bryant: I agree with Rick. If we’re not looking for the big, shocking win, then I don’t really see many options left. I think we’ve touched upon all the best options. Rhodes: What do you think, Brent? Hill: I think I side with Joel. We’ve pull all the best options out on the table. We can definitely salvage the event. We just need to decide who’s the right guy to put our trust in. For a long moment, Kyle Rhodes eases back in his chair and looks up towards the white ceiling. Rhodes: This whole situation really stinks….alright, I think this was really constructive, but I believe I’m going to take the weekend to mull it through. The fans won’t “officially” know about Wolf’s injury until Tuesday’s show, so we got time. Before the show Tuesday we’ll get together and I’ll let you know my decision. Until then, I’ll just continue to scream into a pillow over this awful situation… Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of TCW Uprising! <img alt="sisIbQf" data-src="https://imgur.com/a/sisIbQf" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> </div>
- May 22, 2020
- 140 replies

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