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CWA Championship Wrestling
Generic Arena--Laval
Quebec
8,078 Fans in attendance
Announce Team: Davis Ditterich, Samuel Curran & Tom Townsend
Dark:
Antonio Del Veccio def. Hank Gunn (47)
Claire Winters & Sally Anne Christianson def. Demelza Wade & Nina Cacace (55)
Diabo Duvak def. Solomon Gold (57)
Main Show:
Generation Z w/Hailey Hunter vs. Dapper Danny Draper & Princeton Pryce
We started the program with tag team action featuring four up-and-coming talents. The announce team was sure to point out that Generation Z were looking for a bout with The Brothers Cain that wouldn’t end in a disqualification. They continued to note that Generation Z were frustrated by the aggressive attacks by the Brothers Cain and were looking to settle the score.
Within the ring, a simple performance saw Generation Z showcase their skill in tandem, setting down Draper with a Boomer Blast.
Winners: Generation Z
Time: 5:56
Segment Rating: 51
Interview
Adrian Garcia was joined by the CWA World Champion Christian Price for a sitdown interview. Garcia started the interview by asking “the Stud” about his defeat at the hands of Sean McFly and the Stones at Total Elimination. Price was dismissive, quickly pointing out that McFly sprung surprises on Elite by refusing to even name his partners. Furthermore, Price questioned how Elite could have possibly been properly prepared to face 2 guys who were “retired?” and continued to mention that in no other sport would it be acceptable to not even know who the opposing team was until gametime.
Next, Garcia noted that CWA Clash Classic will officially be headlined by Christian Price defending his World Championship against Sean McFly. Price audible groaned before questioning why guys like Sean McFly and the Stone Family can’t let go. He called the veteran “washed-up” and explained to Garcia that Sean McFly was not booked to wrestle tonight because he suffered a neck injury at Total Elimination. He ended the segment by warning McFly to make sure he protects his neck if he plans on even making it to Clash Classic. He reiterated that there is no surprise and no backup this time...
Segment Rating: 70
Lauren Easter vs. Laura Flame
(*Apologies to anyone who was paying close attention to their picks for this show as I mistakenly listed Amber Allen in the prediction card, not Lauren Easter who I actually booked.)
Brooke Tyler joined the commentary for this bout. Tyler gloated that she and Flame survived at Total Elimination...more than “the Boss” could say. As for the match, Easter and Flame were working an even, physical contest. The conflict spilled to the floor and Easter dropped Flame with a nasty side-angle suplex at the feet of Tyler. Easter rose up and Tyler catcalled her rival. Easter pie-faced Brooke Tyler who went backwards over her announce chair.
Easter turned around just in time to eat a Flame Kick from the recovered Laura Flame. Flame tossed Easter back into the ring and knocked her out with a second kick to the mush, this time for the pinfall.
Winner: Laura Flame
Time: 9:42
Segment Rating: 65
Promo
Jack DeColt came to the ring for the next segment. Jack was quick to address the status of his brother Ricky, who Jack revealed suffered 12 stitches at the hand of Marc DuBois at Total Elimination. Jack promised that Ricky would be back in-action soon. Next Jack moved onto DuBois. Jack says all he heard from DuBois was whining and crying because DuBois “couldn’t cut it--not the stress, the travel, the hard work it takes to be at the top of this sport!”
Before Jack could continue on, he was unexpectedly interrupted by Mountie Mann. The corrupt RCMC, how was citing him with “violation of decency and hogging the limelight.” Mann continued that he had some unfinished business with Jack from Total Elimination. Jack was quick to invite him down to the ring and we had a match underway...
Segment Rating: 65
Jack DeColt vs. Mountie Mann
The crowd was into this match. DeColt and Mann played off each other well--a natural babyface vs. a natural heel. That said, the outcome was never really in doubt as Jack came out on top in convincing fashion.
Winner Jack DeColt
Time: 11:31
Segment Rating: 58
Post Match:
As Jack was having his hand raised by the official, DuBois had slid into the ring behind. Hearing the crowd buzz, Jack is quick to turn, ready to fend off the attack. Marc DuBois gave a cocky smirk and thought better of attacking, leaning over the top rope to flip to the floor and escaping through the crowd as Jack called after him.
Segment Rating: 65
The Heartbreak Express vs. George Wolfe & Jared Johnson
George Wolfe and Double J are two guys who have been under-featured to start the new year. The two quality competitors reminded the CWA-faithful just how good they were, quickly dispatching The Heartbreak Express in dominant fashion.
Winners: Wolfe & Johnson
Time: 6:41
Segment Rating: 53
Promo
“The A Game” was out next. Knight was looking grim on his walk to the ring. He started by apologizing to the fans as he felt his performance at Total Elimination did not meet his standard. He recognized he fell short, and Cameron Vessey was simply an opponent that he has continued to fall short against. Knight explained he had this nagging feeling in his gut that he was better than Vessey and wanted to prove it to Vessey, prove it to the fans, and most importantly, to prove it to himself. To that end, Knight was challenging him to an “I Quit” Match at the Clash Classic...
Segment Rating: 78
Erik Strong & Sonny Wildside vs. Mr. Impact & Lee Rivera w/ Jenny Playmate
Erik Strong and Sonny Wildside showcased some great tag team chemistry in this bout--but the match was laid out to enhance the rivalry between Strong and Mr. Impact over the Television Championship. Per the stipulations at Total Elimination, Strong was guaranteed a shot at the title at the Clash Classic.
For over 10 minutes, a four performers worked hard and delivered a satisfactory bout with Erik Strong pinning the champ following a Strong Sault.
Winners: Strong & Wildside
Time: 12:16
Rating: 70
Promo
A short video package highlighting CWA’s newest sign, “The Assassin of the Squared Circle,” Ernest Youngman. Debuting soon…
Segment Rating: 26
Donte Dunn & Skip Beau vs. Cameron Vessey & Shooter Sean Deeley
More of a mop up match from Total Elimination than anything else, the main event still delivered some great action and held the crowd’s attention. Vessey really shone here, as the announce team wondered if Vessey was trying to send a message to Aaron Knight. Otherwise, over the last few weeks of encounters, Beau and Deeley had clearly begun developing a rivalry as well. The open contest came to it’s fateful conclusion with Beau and Deeley slugging it out on the floor while Vessey soundly defeated Dunn in the middle, by submission no less.
Winners: Vessey & Deeley
Time: 18:21
Segment Rating: 79
Dark Main Event: Elite def. David Stone & The Griffin Family (52)
Show Rating: 75
.35 TV Rating
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<p>I strongly suggest more players take the time and go through the Handbook and read up on angles. There are a lot of factors going into ratings, time, passive/active skills, etc. Adam broke it down pretty well. The calculations have changed in this game, but they're not a mystery.</p><p> </p><p>
The length of an angle when using Sex Appeal(and, depending on a worker's mic skill, Entertainment) is a critical factor.</p><p> </p><p>
Again, the Handbook breaks this down quite nicely.</p>
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I suggest taking a few minutes and reading up on Angles in the handbook. It explicitly tells the player when to rate a worker on what, given the length of the angle, etc. It's very detailed.
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I believe it's commonly referred to as "Kyky" (not sure why, my guess is it's the user name of the original creator, but that predates my time on the boards).
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<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="50089" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="OFBnOLv.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/OFBnOLv.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><p> <strong>CWA Championship Wrestling</strong></p><p><strong> Prediction Card</strong></p></div><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Dark:</strong></p><p> Hank Gunn vs. Antonio Del Veccio</p><p> Claire Winters & Sally Anne Christianson vs. Demelza Wade & Nina Cacace</p><p> Diabo Duvak vs. Solomon Gold</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Main Show:</strong></p><p> Generation Z vs. Dapper Danny Draper & Princeton Pryce</p><p> Amber Allen vs. Laura Flame</p><p> Jack DeColt vs. Mountie Mann</p><p> The Heartbreak Express vs. George Wolfe & Jared Johnson</p><p> Erik Strong & Sonny Wildside vs. Mr. Impact & Lee Rivera</p><p> Donte Dunn & Skip Beau vs. Cameron Vessey & Shooter Sean Deeley</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Dark Main Event:</strong> David Stone & The Griffin Family vs. Elite</p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Hope people liked Total Elimination! I'll be in touch with Herrbear and Historian for some prizes for predicting soon. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p><p> </p><p> Please, feel free to comment, predict, etc. Any feedback is always welcome!</p>
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<p><strong>Following Total Elimination...</strong></p><p> </p><p>
The roster had gathered around the large dining room used for catering. Steve DeColt had gathered all the hands and production crew around. He had a few of the young guys, namely Solomon Gold, Danny Draper and Alyx Winters, lugging in coolers full of Molson Ice and a few bottles of Proseco. It was a CWA tradition to toast after a big show. Quite honestly, Steve felt the show was a little underwhelming. The main event had gone too long and the crowd had fatigued--but he wasn’t going to show that. He was going to emphasize the positives.</p><p> </p><p>
“Another one in the books!” the CWA CEO began. “First, I want to start by welcoming back Dan! For you younger folks, for as long as he’s here, you listen to every damn word this guy says. He’s forgotten more tricks of the trade than most of you will ever know!” The locker room applauded for the esteemed, ring veteran. Not many people were regarded any higher than the great Dan Stone Jr. Stone, still in his ring gear and shimmering with sweat, raised his can and smiled gratefully. </p><p> </p><p>
“Next I want to point out this guy!” DeColt had turned his attention to Cam Vessey, fresh out of the shower and Molson in hand. “Hell of performance out there kid!” Again, another round of cheers for Vessey. Everyone knew he’d be an important cog in the wheel for CWA going forward. </p><p> </p><p>
“But the performance of the night belongs to….” Sonny Wildside and Diablo Duvak were slapping their folding chairs to get a drumroll going. DeColt walked around before arriving at Brooke Tyler’s feet. “That’s how you do it folks! Nice job out there. You had them up, you had them down...good stuff.” </p><p> </p><p>
Tyler smiled before remarking “give me more time next time and it’ll be even better!” The locker room cheered one more time and Aaron Knight whistled and Drake Young made some catcalls in support of their friend. </p><p> </p><p>
Chatter broke out and the room was a dull buzz as everyone enjoyed a drink as they were packing up there gear. Steve made his way over to Sean McFly. McFly bending over, icing his neck. Tamara McFly, who was visiting backstage, was by her brother's side. Steve nodded to her before directing his questions to Sean. “How you doing?”</p><p> </p><p>
McFly winced a bit before responding “I did something to my neck. I don’t know. Just some ice, I’ll be alright.”</p><p> </p><p>
DeColt nodded. “Take TV off this week. I want you rested up for the Clash Classic. No need to run you into the ground.”</p><p> </p><p>
“I’m fine--”</p><p> </p><p>
DeColt cut him off “No Sean. Take TV off this week. We’re good.”</p><p> </p><p>
Tamara smiled down on her brother. “Listen to the man, will you?” Sean threw up his hands and winced again before nodding. </p><p> </p><p>
Tamara turned back to Steve. “Hey Steve, any chance I could come into the office one day this week? I want to talk to you about something...”</p><p> </p><p>
“Sure thing Tam. Text me tomorrow--we’ll set something up. Everything okay?”</p><p> </p><p>
“Yeah, yeah. Nothing that can’t wait. I’ll text you.”</p>
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Main Event
Tag Team Match
No Time Limit
Steel Cage Match
Winners Receive a Women's World Tag Team Title Shot
Reece & Wells versus The Femme Fatales
Co Main Event
Singles Match
Sixty Minute Time Limit
CWI Women's Championship
Felicia Luck versus "The Mistress of the DDT" Steph Blake ©
Tag Team Match
Sixty Minute Time Limit
CWI Tag Team Championship
The Rock City Stars versus The Canadian Blonds ©
Singles Match
Sixty Minute Time Limit
CWI Indiana Championship
"Spicy" Pepper Pelton versus Zippy Deverell ©
Singles Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Nate "the Great" DeMarcus versus Philippe LaGrenier
Tag Team Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Patterson & Blackburn versus Bred for Battle w/ Andrew Gibson
Opening Match
The Hangman Open Challenge
Singles Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Krusher Karloff versus The Hangman
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Strong showing from my favorite Canadian Mark Griffin
Are the Stones able to wrestle in game if you ask them or is that via editor only?
They came out of retirement for me. No editor needed.
(Not Duane, he is too injured to return).
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CWA Total Elimination 3
The G Davis Coliseum
British Columbia
30,000 Fans in attendance
Announce Team: Davis Ditterich, Samuel Curran & Adrian Garcia
Dark:Chucky Dorrance & Dapper Danny Draper def. Taylor Kidd & Clutch McKane (43)
Nina Cacace & Jana Marie Bowen def. Natalie DiMarco & Ariel Breaks (42)
Antonio Del Veccio, George Wolfe, Omar Brown and Jared Johnson def. Minnesota Awesome and The Heartbreak Express (57)
Ernest Youngman def. Jerry Martin (46)
David Stone and Hank Gunn def. Solomon Gold and Princeton Pryce (48)
Main Show:
The show opened with a modest display of pyro showering the maple leaf-shaped entryway as Davis, Ditterich, Samuel Curran and Adrian Garcia welcomed fans to a sold-out G Davis Coliseum where 30,000 of Canada’s finest wrestling fans have joined us for Total Elimination 3!
Quickly, Sam Curran ran through the event rules for the evening:
Total Elimination Rules
- All matches are 3 vs. 3
- An Elimination can occur by pinfall, submission, count-out or disqualification
- Match ends when all 3 members of a team have been eliminated
vs. Erik Strong & The Griffin Family vs. Mr. Impact & The Montreal Mafia
-If Erik Strong outlasts Mr. Impact, he will receive a rematch for the CWA Television Championship
With that short introduction, the show was off and running. Perennial underdog Erik Strong came with strong back up this evening, partnering alongside the Griffin Brothers, Mark and Robby. Not to be outdone the CWA Television Champion Mr. Impact had a solid tag team backing him up, The Montreal Mafia, fresh off a fine display against the DeColt Boys on Championship Wrestling).
Action was fast and furious right out the gate as both teams used frequent tags to continue the see-saw action at a quick pace. Mark Raisin was the first elimination of the evening when he was caught by Mark Griffin, while coming off the top rope. The Anvil dropped Raisin with a spinebuster before tagging in his brother allowing the duo to exploit the 5-second tag rule to extinguish Raisin with the Rocket Launcher.
Robby was immediately attacked by Mr. Impact following the elimination. The younger Griffin was simply overwhelmed by the champion’s intensity, as Adrian Garcia was quick to remind viewers he was down a man and didn’t want to have to defend his title against Erik Strong a second time. Mr. Impact snapped the young Griffin around with a wicked Impact-plex (a twisting fisherman suplex), held the leg tightly and Robby Griffin was sent packing.
Erik Strong burst into the ring, looking for another taste of Mr. Impact. Impact took a powder and tagged in Dermott Ayers. Strong looked good against Ayers for the next few moments until Impact blind tagged himself in and caught Strong unaware. This led to Ayers and Impact to execute a series of quick tags to get heat on the CWA’s resident underdog.
Strong wouldn’t give in however, even catching Ayers with a surprise inside cradle for another quick elimination before making the hot tag to Mark Griffin.Griffin displayed his power with a tremendous stalling suplex that seemingly kept the TV champion in the air forever.
Mark tagged in Strong and “the Shooting Star” launched into a magnificent Strong-Sault, landing perfectly on Mr. Impact for the final elimination of the bout.
Survivors: Erik Strong & Mark Griffin
Time: 12:21
Segment Rating: 59
vs. Amber Allen, Sandra Shine & Claire Winters vs. The Queen’s Court
This bout was given the time it needed to tell the best story, but did have a few standout moments. Sandra Shine was the first one eliminated, succumbing to a wicked choke bomb by Deborah Young. Claire Winters immediately jumped into the ring and brought a fiery display of striking skills that totally overwhelmed Young.
Winters tossed the menacing, but dazed, Young into the ropes. On the rebound, Winters caught Queen Snow’s “royal executioner” square in the jaw with a vicious looking elbow strike. Young completely crumpled to the mat. Referee Jonathan Taylor quickly backed Winters up as he checked on Young, supine on the mat. Taylor called for the bell as Young had been totally knocked out cold. After a moment, the powerhouse did come to, but was clearly dazed and needed to be helped to the back by medical officials.
Winters, despite the amazing display of technique and force, displayed her lack of experience however. Distracted by Young’s removal of the bout, the MMA striker was totally taken unaware by Nadia Snow. Snow slipped in and caught Claire Winters with a Snow Ball, effectively removing her from the contest.
That left a 2-1 advantage for The Queen’s Court but the CWA Women’s champion showed no hesitation as she rushed into the confrontation. After a brief exchange, Allen and Snow stalemated. Snow muscled Allen into the corner and was able to tag and work with Conroy to exploit the numbers advantage. Conroy kept the heat on, tossing Allen by her hair across the ring before rubbing her face in the mat. Conroy soaked in some jeers as she catcalled to fans. Allen recovered on the mat and when Conroy turned back, Allen was all over “Lil’ Miss Marvel.” Allen, an unquestionably superior technician to Conroy at this stage of their respective careers, had little trouble submitting Nadia Snow’s last remaining ally but a cross-armbreaker.
That left the champion and the queen. The two showed had another exchange and abruptly concluded when Snow caught Allen with an O’Conner roll after the champion collided into the turnbuckle facefirst. The replay showed Snow firmly holding onto Allen’s tights!
Survivors: Nadia Snow
Time: 10:17
Segment Rating: 48
Promo:
The DeColt Boys and Sonny Wildside were out to the ring next, the crowd clearly enamored with the DeColts. Jack began with his trademark, “Is this DeColt Country?!” as the crowd wildly endorsed the CGC stalwarts.
Ricky continued “Total Elimination is a special event for my brother and I. It’s an event that we fared pretty well at in the past.” Ricky smirked, knowing full well that both Jack and Ricky have survived every Total Elimination match they had ever competed in, both in CGC and CWA. “It’s great opportunity to fight alongside some amazing talents.” Ricky said, clapping the young daredevil Sonny Wildside across the back.
Jack finished “Which is why we have an open contract for anyone out there who wants to test their mettle! We’re not ducking anyone. If you got a group of guys for us to fight--time to send them out!”
“Hoho Boys!” Mountie Mann appeared in the maple-leaf tunnel. “It just so happens I found a couple of hardy bucks to mount up alongside me to run you out of here!”
From the tunnel, Derek Frost and Lee Rivera (ever accompanied by Jenny Playmate) flanked the RMCP and charged the ring.
Segment Rating: 65
Sonny Wildside & The DeColt Boys vs, Mountie Mann, Derek Frost and Lee Rivera w/Jenny Playmate
The 6 competitors met in the middle of the ring and collided into a flurry of fists. Quickly each opponent found a dancing partner and brawling was happening inside and outside of the ring. Official Alan Gray called for the bell and signaled for things to start with Jack DeColt and Derek Frost as the starting legal man. On the floor, Mountie Mann squared off with Ricky DeColt as Sonny Wildside tangled with Lee Rivera on the far side of the ring. Things settled down eventually with Gray rounding everyone up in their respective corners.
All 6 men survived for over 8 minutes, the first match to go that long without an elimination. The streak was broken when Sonny Wildside came off the top with a corkscrew press only for Mountie Mann to roll out of the way at the last moment. The corrupt RCMP made a quick tag to Derek Frost who was able to plant the prone Wildside with a Snow Plow.
“The Ice Man” and Jack DeColt once again squared off and the big, bulky brawler cut DeColt off from his brother and locked in a tight bearhug. Jack displayed trademark DeColt fortitude however and was able to break the hold by clapping Frost’s skull (to which Garcia decried “that could pop his eardrum!”). A dazed Frost had enough veteran wherewithal to get to his corner and make the tag to Lee Rivera.
Rivera rushed in to be greeted by a hot tag and a fired-up Ricky DeColt. Ditterich was quick to point out the long-standing rivalry between Rivera and DeColt, citing the highly regarded best-of-7 series the two shared back in 2016. Much like that series, Lee Rivera came up short in this exchange too, succumbing to the DeColt .45 as Jenny Playmate screeched ringside.
Now a 2-2 match, Mountie Mann and Derek Frost simply did not have the cohesion of the DeColt Boys. Ricky and Jack handily dealt with the remaining foes over the next few minutes as their good fortune at Total Elimination continued another year.
Survivors: Jack & Ricky DeColt
Time:15:09
Segment Rating: 62
Post Match:
Ricky and Jack took a moment to celebrate in the ring, posing for the 30,000 strong who had gathered here tonight. As the duo were headed back down the aisle, a man with a black coat and ballcap hopped the crowd barricade, chair in hand.
He charge the unsuspecting Ricky DeColt who was trailing his brother. THWAP! The sickening sound of flesh on steel clapped through the arena as the man swung the chair across Ricky’s shoulderblades. The man picked Ricky’s prone form up and ran his headfirst into the crowd barrier.
Hearing the chair and the crowd, Jack had no turned around and made a play to drive the attacker off. The assailant hurled the chair at Jack’s head. Jack reacted, covering his face and head as the chair bounced off of him. The moment was all the man needed to dart back over the barricade. Once he was safely in the crowd, and Jack was standing over Ricky checking on him, the assailant dropped the hat and removed the coat to reveal....
...Marc DuBois smirking as he skulked through the crowd.
Segment Rating: 60
vs. Lauren Easter, Sally Anne Christianson & Zoe Ammis vs. Brooke Tyler, Laura Flame & Demelza Wade
The story of this match was the early and quick eliminations of both Sally Anne Christianson and Zoe Ammis, setting “the Boss” down to a 3-1 on one advantage. Easter worked hard against the odds, even dispatching Demelza Wade with her trademark belly-to-belly suplex.
She wasn’t able to push through the tandem of Laura Flame and “the Franchise Player,” Brooke Tyler. Flame took Easter down with Flame Kick, but Easter endured. Getting frustrated with her inability to eliminate Easter, Flame tagged in Tyler who delivered the Brooke-Breaker for the win.
Survivors: Brooke Tyler & Laura Flame
Time: 9:49
Segment Rating: 64
Pre-match Promo
Backstage the “A-Game” was joined by his partner Donte Dunn and Skip Beau. Knight began “Vessey, I always enjoy getting my hands on you but tonight makes just a little bit more special. I mean, I got Skip Beau, a man who I know I can count on in that corner as we’ve gotten gold together and I got here Donte Dunn, the man who got your number last week!”
Dunn flashed a winning smile and flexed his massive bicep. Knight continued, “Remember the game plan boys....”
Skip Beau finished “Just go with the flow…” and the three headed for the ring.
Segment Rating: 74
vs. Aaron Knight, Donte Dunn & Skip Beau vs. Cameron Vessey, Shooter Sean Deely & Johnny Bloodstone
The heat was fantastic right off the gate as the crowd buzzed for these 6 men. For over twenty minutes all 6 men worked hard, neither side able to score an elimination. When the first one came, it was a shock. The heel team had cut off Knight from his partners. Bloodstone tried a bridging Northern Lights Suplex but Knight kicked out at 2. Getting frustrated, Bloodstone tagged in Deely and took the “A-Game” for a ride with 3 rolling German Suplexes in succession before tagging in Vessey who finished off his rival with a devastating Vesey Driver.
And like that, Aaron Knight was the first elimination of the bout.
Skip Beau charged into the fray pummeling Vessey with everything he had. Vessey was quick to bring Bloodstone in, not wanting to deal with the fresh Beau. Bloodstone did not fend much better as “the Flow” was clearly flowing. In an impressive display, Beau held Bloodstone up in a fireman’s carry before flipping forward, crashing across the midsection of Bloodstone (the old Rolling Hills, made famous by Fit Finlay!). Beau continued his hot streak following up with the Flow Down, sending Bloodstone to the back.
Unfortunately that’s when “the Flow” petered out. Deely and Vessey were quick to take things back under control, taunting Dunn on the apron so he’d charge into the ring, only to be admonished by referee Alan Gray allowing the double-team. After a few minutes of this, Deely submitted Beau for the next elimination.
“The Barbadian Barbarian” shone for the next several minutes as he fended off the man advantage. Dunn lasted through a bevy of offense and, with the crowd behind him, caught Sean Deely the Sunny Daze seemingly out of nowhere, bringing the bout to one-on-one. By this point in the bout, Dunn has simply suffered through too much. After a few false finishes, Donte Dunn succumbed to the Vessey Driver.
Survivors: Cameron Vessey
Time: 29:44
Segment Rating: 80
Locker Room Promo
The Elite were gathered in their locker-room. Blockbuster was stretching a weight band as Drake Young massaged the shoulders of Collier and Jones.
The CWA Champion Christian Price sat in the foreground, looking down on his title. “Sean, we tried to do things the easy way.” “The Stud” began. “You could have just walked away. Now here we are. Quite honestly, I don’t care who you have to be your partners tonight...and quite honestly I don’t really care. Because whoever you got...they aren’t ELITE.” The champ smirked.
Segment Rating: 61
Clash Classic commercial
A brief clip hyped the annual Clash Classic next month, live and only on Pay Per View.
Segment Rating: 69
vs. Diablo Duvak & Generation Z vs. Robin DaLay & The Brothers Cain
The bout had the unfortunate task of cooling the crowd a bit before the main event. The story was built around the Brothers Cain being so combative with referee Jonathan Taylor that they ended up getting themselves disqualified and tossed out several minutes into the bout. With that Robin DaLay couldn’t do much as the babyface team stayed intact throughout the whole bout.
Survivors: Duvak & Generation Z
Time: 9:32
Segment Rating: 53
Pre-Match
The Elite had made their entrances first and were awaiting the arrival of McFly and his partners in the ring. The moment seemed to stretch...
McFly made his way through the maple leaf tunnel and stood for a few moments as the music stopped. The crowd chanted “Mc-Fly! Mc-Fly” for a few moments before he simply smirked and put his fingers to his lips, shushing the tumult.
A theme filled the arena next, one that hadn’t been heard in Canadian arenas for nearly five years. Out came…
Dan Stone Jr. and Jeremey Stone, accompanied by Duane who was there to lend moral support. The crowd erupted to see the Stones back.
Segment Rating: 70
Sean McFly, Dan Stone Jr. & Jeremey Stone w/ Duane Stone vs. Elite (Price & The Dynamite Express) w/ Blockbuster & Drake Young
Christian Price and Drake Young pleaded with head official Eugene Williams that the Stones were retired and they had no business being the ring (a point Adrian Garcia agreed with!). Williams shook his head and the Elite turned around in time as McFly and the Stones charged into the ring and took the fight right to the cocky champion and his entourage.
The Stones, particularly the older Jeremy, had clearly lost a bit of step, given their age and time away from the ring. That didn’t matter to the fans in attendance however. They were thrilled to see the Candain stalwarts back in the saddle, doing what they do best--pro wrestling.
For the next half hour, the 6-men weaved an entertaining tale for the fans. Duane Stone played his part as the ringside counter to Drake Young and Blockbuster. In between the ropes, Sean McFly did the majority of the selling for the babyface side, making timely tags to Jeremy and Dan to take control. Dan submitted Collier with a Stone Ankle Stretch and Jeremy caused Jones to tap in a Stone Hold.
That left Christian Price for McFly who sent his rival packing with a perfectly executed Delorean Driver.
Survivors: Sean McFly, Dan Stone Jr. & Jeremy Stone
Time: 40:29
Segment Rating: 73
The show went off the air with McFly and the Stones taking a bow.
Segment Rating: 67
Show Rating: 73
Buy Rate: .42
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- All matches are 3 vs. 3
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<p>Benny & The Foxx and Bart Biggins vs <strong>The Hybrid Two and Maverick</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Edd Stone</strong> vs Ernest Youngman</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Chance Fortune</strong> vs MatthewDeVille</p><p> </p><p>
Dave Newton vs <strong>Troy Tornado</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Danny Fonzarelli and Human Arsenal vs <strong>The Elite</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Aaron Andrews and One Man Army vs <strong>Joshua Taylor and Greg Gauge</strong></p>
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FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
Roger Monteiro vs. The Masked Mauler VII vs. Remmy Honeyman vs. The Silencer ©
--Really want Mauler, but thinking champ retains
WINNER BECOMES NUMBER ONE CONTENDER
Tavon Blake Jr. vs. Dominic DeGraff
The Aces of Mayhem vs. The Hot Taggs
The Past Masters (Sandman Winks & The Historian) vs. Men Of Ice (Ray Snow & Ricky Turner)
Young and Fearless (Chip Martin & Pepper Pelton) vs. The Bad Guys (Mercutio Sleep & Sione Tokoeka)
Stanley Axis vs. Prime Time Jack Pryde
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Quick thanks for anyone who took a few minutes to post, predict, lurk.
Total Elimination is close to done and I'm anticipating getting it posted before the end of the weekend. Last call if anyone else wants to predict!
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Adam commented in another thread that this is being looked into.
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My guess is that the mod match pack doesn't contain any by default.
Click "add new match" and change the drop down that reads "match held."
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<p>The Anarchist vs <strong>Brown Snake</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Janus vs <strong>Hack the Hunter</strong></p><p> </p><p>
BBoA Commenwealth Championship</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Lee Bawes</strong> vs Jonathan Wesker</p>
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<p>Fell off a bit, but let's see how this goes...</p><p> </p><p>
The Mighty (Mo and Allen) vs <strong>The Elite</strong></p><p>
-Elite need some steam and Sinner Society can cause a reasonable distraction</p><p> </p><p>
Dazzling Dave Diamond vs <strong>Doc Hammond</strong></p><p>
-Never liked Triple D</p><p> </p><p>
Benny Benson vs Roderick Remus vs <strong>Ernest Youngman</strong> vs Marc Speed</p><p> </p><p>
T-Bone Bright vs <strong>Joshua Taylor</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Sammy Bach</strong> vs Freddy Huggins</p><p> </p><p>
These last 3 feel like matches for guys to get steam going into the next PPV</p><p> </p><p>
As always, let us know in the comments who you think will win.</p>
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Tavon Blake Jr.
Very nice work shipshirt!Couple of re-renders in prep for my next game:
Sumiyuki Samura and Takenori Doi
Both you guys never fail to deliver! Great work. I love that Doi in particular brat!
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Going to lock this thread as I think the point has been made and no need to pile on. 🙂
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I'm a bit confused by your question RKO. I just tried experimenting with the auto-booker and I was easily able to click on the angle and edit it. It just plugs in workers using the freestyle angle feature from 2016.
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<p>FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE</p><p>
Max Mayhem vs. <strong>The Silencer ©</strong></p><p><strong>
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Tavon Blake Jr & Remmy Honeyman vs. <strong>Mercutio Sleep and The Masked Mauler VII</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Ray Snow</strong> vs. Pepper Pelton vs. Dominic DeGraff</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Ace Youngblood</strong> vs. Wolfie Tagg</p><p> </p><p>
Chip Martin vs. <strong>Kalder Tagg</strong></p><p><strong>
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Roger Monteiro vs. <strong>Prime Time Jack Pryde</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p>
--I never bet against the Masked Mauler and I never bet on Roger Monteiro</p>
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<p>Austin Laine, Dave Newton and Roderick Remus vs <strong>The Syndicate (The Elite and Chris Flynn)</strong></p><p> </p><p>
Human Arsenal vs <strong>Greg Gauge</strong></p><p> </p><p>
T-Bone Bright vs <strong>Ernest Youngman</strong></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Mighty Mo</strong> vs Titan</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Aaron Andrews and Joshua Taylor </strong>vs Wolf Hawkins and Doc Hammond</p><p> </p><p>
BONUS: Let us know who you think will be the big surprise on this week's show!</p><p> </p><p>
The return of Joey Minnesota!</p>
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<p><strong>Maelstrom and Janus</strong> vs Dizzy G and Banky Bremner</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Trey Tallman</strong> Jonathan Wesker</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Adrian McGhee</strong> vs Rob Edwards</p><p> </p><p>
BBoA Commenwealth Championship Finals</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Lee Bawes</strong> vs Maniac Monster</p><p> </p><p>
#leftside</p>
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Raw Games lol
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No Ordinary Men [CVerse]
in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties
Posted
Championship Wrestling from Indianapolis Presents:
Thanksgiving Turmoil
Saturday Week 3, November 2020
Live at the Fountain Square Theatre
7:00 PM Bell Time/6:30 PM Doors
Main Event
Singles Match
Sixty Minute Time Limit
COTT Mid American Championship
"The East Side Assassin" Sayeed Ali versus "The Indiana Strangler" Conner Threepwood ©
--I'm here for the rise of Sayeed...
Eight-Man Tag
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Elimination Match
The Dog Soldiers and ??? versus Genesis w/ Andrew Gibson
--Question Marks for the win
Singles Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Nate "The Great" DeMarcus versus "Pretty Boy" Ozzie Goldstein
Singles Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
Felicia Luck versus Black Diamond
Diamond needs to shine or leave the territory
Tag Team Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
American Gold versus The Wolf Pack
Tag Team Match
Thirty Minute Time Limit
The Rock City Stars versus The Player's Club w/ Lucinda Lush
Opening Match
Singles Match
Thirty Minute
The Hangman Challenge
Bowden Snoop versus The Hangman
Bonus Point: Who is the mystery partner for the Dog Soldiers?
Haven't used the add-on mod, but PJ Strong seems as good of a guess as any
Hint: He is not a cannon C-Verse character but is available in the Community C-Verse add ons.