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Reading this after posting, it looks like forgetting to put a coma after entirely makes this come as negative towards AI stuff. That was not a dig at AI content makers, or a negative perception toward AI images, or anythng like that. It was more of a "It takes me 10 hours to make a set of graphics, these guys can churn out hundreds in a few days, how the hell can I keep up with that" type of scenario. I mean I've used AI for some content on here as well so I'm not a hater by any means. I just wanted to make sure I clarified that, as I didn't want anyone to take that the wrong way.

After seriously considering to retire alltogehter from making graphics/renders etc. entirely due to the influx of AI content on here, I have finally started to get that creative itch again so I'm going to open this thread up for requests. If I promised you a slot previously becuase you just missed the cut off or if you DM'ed me and I promised you a spot please message me and let me know. I'm not going to look back through this thread and find out if you want me to be honest. I'll start with 5 new spots, and of course the 2-3 people I had previously promised spots too. As always you get a logo, banner, main belt, secondary belt, and tag belt, and either a womens belt or trophy, whichever you choose. With that being said, let's open requests up at say, 9am EST on Monday. I may not be able to start on these until the weekend but hey, that gives you guys some time to think of something.

Pick'em Card For Midsouth Mayhem Episode 7 below: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Deacon Darkhold W/The Dark Convenant VS Jerry Pepper W/Jay Silver Comments: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Wild Red Stallion VS Original Sinner W/The Dark Covenant Comments: Canadian Blondes VS Local Talent Comments: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Juggernaut W/Playboy Jake Sawyer VS Wolfie Tagg W/February Malaise Comments: Hardcore Rules Match Martyr VS Ben Williams Comments: Bob Casey VS "The Omega Man" Harvey Robbinfield Comments: GWC Junior Heavyweight Championship Chess Maniac VS Dragon Americano Comments:

The Cast And Characters Of OCW - An Inside Look At The Business In the chaotic world of OCW, self-proclaimed wrestling legend, Peter Valentine, was known more for his inflated ego than his wrestling prowess back in his in-ring days. To get a sense of what it was like to work under such a man, interviews were conducted with the wrestlers and staff of OCW, where they didn't hold back their colorful opinions. (Interview with Shane Sneer, the Booker and On-Screen Personality) Shane Sneer, a seasoned wrestling veteran, leaned back in his chair, rolling his eyes as he spoke about Peter. "Peter Valentine? That guy thinks he's the second coming of Jack Bruce. He's got an ego bigger than the ring. Half the time, I'm trying to book matches and angles without him trying to hog the spotlight, but he always finds a way to insert himself. Hell, I think that’s the only reason he took up the color commentator’s position. I mean besides writing checks that’s about all he contributes. I basically run the show here, I just like to let him think he’s in charge." (Cut to Peter Valentine) Peter sits in his closet/office, his legs kicked up on his desk as he reclines backward . "Oh, Shane, he's just envious of my charisma and wrestling skills. Can't blame him, really. I am the coolest boss ever. I bet he wakes up every morning thanking the heavens he gets to work with a star like me." (Interview with Extraordinario Jr, OCW wrestler) Extraordinario Jr., the exciting luchador, speaks passionately in Spanish, not caring if anyone can understand. "Ese Peter Valentine, es un payaso egocéntrico. Siempre quiere el centro de atención y no puede luchar para salvar su vida." (Cut to Peter Valentine) Peter, with an exaggerated nod, responded, "See, Extraordinario Jr. knows that I'm the greatest wrestler ever! He's just too shy to admit it in English." (Interview with Animal Harker) Animal Harker, the wild and unpredictable cornerstone of OCW, chuckles as he shares his thoughts. "Peter? He's crazier than a squirrel on a coffee binge. He once told me he tried to wrestle a bear at the county fair. Ain't no bear at the county fair, mind you. That guy’s so full of sh%t his eyes are brown!" (Cut to Peter Valentine) Peter laughed heartily. "Ah, Animal, he's such a character! He must have mistaken that bear for a fellow wrestling legend. Happens to the best of us you know." (Interview with Conner Threepwood, the current GWC World Heavyweight Champion) Conner Threepwood, the World Champion, and one of the faces of the company, sighs before speaking. "Peter Valentine? He's not a boss, he's a nuisance. I've been in the ring against the toughest opponents from all corners of the world, but dealing with Peter every other week? It's torture.I would rather wrestle Martyr in a deathmatch. Don’t tell Martyr I said that please." (Cut to Peter Valentine) Peter beamed, adjusting his pose to a more upward position. "Conner Threepwood, he knows that I'm the greatest wrestler he’s ever met! And he soaks up my knowledge like a sponge. Conner if you're seeing this, no need to be modest, you can tell the world how much I’ve helped you with your in ring work. I love giving back to the little people." (Interview with Martyr, OCW’s resident big scary bad guy) We catch up with Martyr at a camp off the beaten path in a town called Crystal Lake. Martyr is wading in the waters of Crystal Lake, when he suddenly reaches into the water and bare hand catches a massive catfish. He slams the catfish on some nearby rocks and starts to filet it with a machete. What a strange man this Martyr is. Martyr: "…………………………………………………………………." (Cut to Peter Valentine) Peter now sits upright at attention, as if he’s been startled by something. “Yeah that Martyr, he’s a man of few words. He’s not around here anywhere is he. Seriously, he left the building right !?!” As the interviews continued, it became abundantly clear that Peter's delusional self-image clashed dramatically with the reality faced by the OCW staff and wrestlers. In the world of professional wrestling, egos ran high, but Peter Valentine's was unmatched, leaving everyone around him with no choice but to roll their eyes and endure his over-the-top antics. (The following statement was made by Peter Valentine, who insisted that it be included. The producers in no way, shape, or form endorse this statement.) Peter Valentine, a leader, a teacher, a pillar of the community!

Actually no, I wish I could take credit for that and not my stupid smart phone that apparently can't detect typos.

What a fantastic idea! I may have to try this one evening when I have the time for sure. Also thank you for all the praise above^, I will address a couple of the comments that were more storyline related, as to not post another TL/DR type response. Lord knows I make you guys read enough with the show write ups: Oh definitely not. Peter will never be a babyface, he's just sticking up for his talent, and his promotion. Don't worry, there will be no turns for Peter anytime soon. Glad you like the direction. I wanted to take a different angle here, and do a "I know Im better, but the only way to prove that is to beat you and take your belt" story. I know it doesn't have the same heat level as good old fashioned hatred, or a blood fued, but sometime wrestling is about fiding out who's the better man, and that's what this is all about. Yes, except more guns - way, way, way more guns! Like, wall to wall guns. Just remember that Shane Sneer is 127 years old so his version of wrestling is an old fashioned Carnival style grappling match between manly-men in their underpants. Actaully when I was coming up with this story and Sneers part to play I thought it would be funny to make him this super corporate, censorship guy who detests violence since he pretty much put Southern Wrasslin' on the map. And don't worry, the Network story is a bit of a slow burn right now but I have plans. Ugh, the worst part about this is that I do all the write ups in googledocs and copy/past to here, and I run everything through spell check before I do that; and there are still typos! It drives me crazy but this one turned out to be kind of funny honestly. Also, editing posts now is such a pain in the ass that I too, get filled with rage everytimg I spot a typo and have to edit it out. Thank you! Yeah, I think everyone picked Dreadnought to win there, but losing on a quick roll up doesn't really hurt him much, and there is a rhyme and reason for this that you guys will find out about as the next couple weeks progress.

Chlamydia??? - I mean technically that's a gift that keeps on giving, ZING!!! (Sorry, had to be done) BOW Night Of Wrestling #10 BOW Women's Championship Open Challenge: Thea Davis (C) vs ??? Comments: Why does ??? keep getting title shots? Me thinks your booking is getting a bit questionable. The-a champ retains here! Who will be Thea Davis' challenger this week? Comments: Tommy Cornell Don Henderson (w/ Billy Robinson) vs Pavel Vanzycha (w/ Fink Finkleton and Nigel Svensson) Comments: Becuase of the whole each tag guy gets a win then they have a tag match thing. Vince would be proud of your booking here! "Good shit pal!!!" (I can't think of a good pun here) The X Force vs Future X Comments: The stars from the future use their overwhelming force to get the win here! Three Lions vs Magnus Cage and Ward & Owen Comments: Seriously, three dudes wrestling live lions. How could this go anyother way. Let's just hope no one dies. (No pun here either, it's just too easy to do Lion puns. I'd be Li-on to you if it wasn't! And I want to be honest here.) Night Spyder vs Gordon Leve Comments: Gordon Leve may have nights where he is victorious but tonght is not his night! Night Spyder Leve-s the arena the victor tonight. Christian Blithe vs JK Lee Comments: Meh, Lee is clearly the less talented wrestler, JK! Lee gets the win here! (that was weak, I can do better) Hardcore Match: Cain Carlile (w/ Marbella) vs Puffy The Sand Iron Player* *both competitors have been announced as participants in the upcoming House Of Madness Hardcore Championship Battle Royal match. Comments: Okay, no pun here. I will continue to pick the dude weilding a f%$king golf club in a hardcore match every time! Steffi Chee vs Viper McKenna Comments: The only way Steffi should win here is if she's a dirty rotten Chee-ter! And she's not so Viper wins. The puns were weak sauce today! I'll try harder next time.

Everything that I follow regularly has been nominated except this one so I wanted to get it in here before the cut off date: C-Verse/Fictional BOW: A New Home For British Wrestling by @azzak

BOW Night Of Wrestling #9 Match Card: BOW Women's Championship Open Challenge: Thea Davis (C) vs ??? Comments: I can't possibly think of who ??? could be. I have so many questions about this mystery person. It's practically puzzling. Regardless though I can safely predict that Davis unquestionably gets the win here. BONUS Question: Who will the challenger be? Comments: Jack Bruce BOW Honour Championship Number One Contender Match: Gram Gorman vs Konrad Makinen vs Padraig O'Hearne Comments: Oh God, not more of this again. Konrad is clearly the raddest of the bunch. His technical style is so radically ahead of the other guys, which Mak-inen's him the King Of The Rest Holds! Dangermouth (w/ Mo Adebola) and The Northern Lights vs Landon Mallory Comments: All these peeps at ringside create quite the dangerous situation for Mallory. Clearly he's found himself in the mouth of danger! With that being said, it may be dangerous to make this pick but I'm going with Dangermouth. (Honestly, I'm picking DM because everyone else seems to like Mallory here so I felt bad for him. I didn't want him to have low self esteem.) Clubber Kohl (w/ Eva Berlin) vs ??? and ??? Comments: I don't care who you trot out there to face him, Clubber gives them both the clubbing of their lives. And not club you got to to party, the other club, you know the one that you use to beat the shit out of people! If he doesn't induct ??? & ??? into the "I just got murdered" club we riot!!! Billy Robinson (w/ Don Henderson) vs Nigel Svensson (w/ Fink Finkleton and Pavel Vanzycha) Comments: Nigel Svensson Robs Robinson of the win here. Some would say it's highway Robinson-ery! The Foreign Legion vs Royal Air Force (w/ Nate Manchester) Comments: The FL are overwhelemed by the power of the force! Their legion will surely topple from the force of those massive gusts of royal air. Aud Valkyrie vs K.T. Devonshire Comments: Aud sends K.T. back to the Devon-shire with a big fat L. (Again, almost everyone else thinks Blake will interfere and give K.T. the win so I'm picking Aud here. I'm a rebel!) Bali Daljit vs ???* *both competitors have been announced as participants in the upcoming House Of Madness Hardcore Championship Battle Royal match. Comments: This isn't Bollywood so ??? gets the win and Dajit's movie doesn't get a happy ending. Bali gave it good effort though, but try as he might he just couldn't Daj-it ???'s powerful offense. Meh, this one's only slightly punny - I've done better

OOC: Sorry this took so long to get posted everyone. I had a bad case of the flu and was out of it for a week or so. Anyway, I'll look to get the results of the prediction contest updated soon as well as come up with this month's prize Mid South Mayhem Texarkana, TX Episode 6 Monday, Week 2 February 2020 Live from The Hideout The show opens cold where Animal Harker is backstage hyping up tonight’s main event… Animal Harker: Ladies and gentlemen, tonight is the night we've all been waiting for! The Southern Psychopath is back again, and I've got a bone to pick with someone – "The Bone Collector," Christopher Ball! Now, Ball, I've heard all about your submissions, your technical prowess, and your so-called mastery of the mat. But let me make one thing perfectly clear: tonight, you're stepping into MY territory! This is a wrestling ring, and I'm no technical wizard, but I’m a master of whipping people's asses! And tonight, the Southern Psychopath buys his ticket to the Bunkhouse Stampede, and your ass is the payment! Ball, you can twist and turn limbs all you want, but when you face the Southern Psychopath, you're dealing with the meanest, nastiest SOB this business has ever seen! So, Christopher Ball, you bring your submissions, your holds, and your tricks. But remember this, brother – you're not just facing a man; you're facing the very embodiment of the South's fighting spirit! You see sport, I'm not afraid of you, and I sure as hell ain't tapping out tonight! The camera then takes us to another area backstage where Christopher Ball is standing by to respond… Christopher Ball: Well, well, well, Animal Harker. You sure know how to talk a big game, don't you? But let's be clear here – I'm not impressed by your wild brawls, and your ridiculous propensity to bleed like a stuck pig every match. You see, Harker, tonight, you're not dealing with just another opponent. You're dealing with the Bone Collector, the master of the submission arts. I don't need to rely on cheap theatrics or wild brawling because I have something you'll never understand – technique, precision, and the ability to break a man's will without breaking a sweat. You may be a fan favorite, Harker, but I've made a career out of proving that the cheers of the crowd mean nothing when you're trapped in one of my holds, feeling the excruciating pain of defeat. Tonight, I will expose you for what you truly are – a brawler out of his depth against a submission specialist. So, prepare yourself, Harker, because when you're gasping for breath, and the crowd's cheers turn to silence, you'll finally understand why they call me the Bone Collector. I'll see you in the ring. Fade to black… PRESENTS Opening Theme: Flirtin' with Disaster Jim Lou Freebush and Peter Valentine welcome everyone to tonight’s show… Jim Lou Freebush: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "Mid South Mayhem"! I'm Jim Lou Freebush, and I'm here with my partner, Peter Valentine. Peter Valentine: That's right, Jim, and I have to say, it's a shame we won't be seeing the much-anticipated match between Chip Martin and Warren Technique tonight. Jim Lou Freebush: Indeed, Peter. Unfortunately, Warren Technique suffered a minor injury last weekend, and for safety reasons, the match has been delayed. Peter Valentine: Safety reasons, Jim Lou? How convenient. Maybe Technique just realized he couldn't handle the spotlight with Chip Martin. Jim Lou Freebush: Well, regardless of the reasons, we have a stacked card tonight, and I'm sure our fans are in for some incredible action. Peter Valentine: Oh, I can hardly contain my excitement, Jim Lou. Jim Lou Freebush: Alrighty then, enough of this mindless back and forth. Let’s get to the ring for some action in our first Bunkhouse Stampede qualifier match of the night. Remember that the winner of the Bunkhouse Stampede not only wins the coveted Bunkhouse Stampede Championship Trophy, but also goes on to face the GWC World Heavyweight Champion at our biggest event of the year, Parade Of Champions! Let’s find out who the first entrant will be! Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Dreadnought W/Playboy Jake Sawyer VS Kalder Tagg W/February Malaise Match Highlights: Dreadnought asserts his dominance from the start, using his overwhelming strength and size advantage to punish Kalder Tagg with powerful slams and strikes. Throughout the match, Dreadnought continues to showcase his dominance, tossing Kalder around the ring like a ragdoll. As Dreadnought attempts to finish the match with a devastating powerbomb, Kalder Tagg summons his last ounce of strength and wiggles out of Dreadnought's grasp. Kalder Tagg capitalizes on Dreadnought's momentary vulnerability, rolling him up for a surprise pinfall victory. Kalder quickly leaves the ring with February Malaise and makes his way to the back while a furious Dreadnought looks on. Kalder Tagg defeats Dreadnought via surprise roll-up Jim Lou Freebush: Well that certainly was a surprise, my money was on the big man winning this one. Peter Valentine: Roll-up pins should be outlawed Jim! What a bunch of b.s.! Jim Lou Freebush: The name of the game is to get the three count Peter. There’s no bonus for style points! Dreadnought, just got caught tonight, there’s no shame in that. Peter Valentine: Well aren’t you just a ray of sunshine! I guess you're a glass half full kind of guy, barf! Jim Lou Freebush: Blah, blah, blah Peter, you know, you suffer from the worst case of diarrhea of the mouth i’ve ever witnessed. Now let’s take a look at our GWC Unsanctioned Hardcore Champion; the infamous Martyr… A day in the life of Martyr… The scene opens in a dimly lit, eerie suburban neighborhood. The camera follows Martyr, the masked serial killer wrestler, as he goes about his everyday activities, with his sinister-looking fork always in hand. Cut to Martyr, dressed in his menacing hockey mask and ring gear, standing in front of his mailbox. Narrator: "While you would expect Martyr to be on an ever present killing spree - even the most fearsome of villains have their days off." Martyr reaches into the mailbox with his fork and stabs his mail, including a "Welcome to the Neighborhood" postcard. Narrator: "Like checking the mail, hoping for a nice surprise..." The camera then cuts to Martyr choking and stabbing his neighbor with a fork before he drags him down his driveway and into his house. Next, Martyr is shown strolling through a grocery store, pushing a shopping cart with an unsettling aura. Narrator: "Or casually browsing the grocery store aisles..." Martyr selects items like a normal shopper but, instead of placing them in his cart, he impales them with his fork. Canned soup, spaghetti, and even a loaf of bread fall victim to his menacing nature. Narrator: "Of course, he has a unique way of handling things." Martyr is then shown at the checkout stand, as he brutally assaults the cashier with his fork, then he calmly pushes his grocery cart out of the store with what looks like ketchup from a his grocery haul dripping from his fork. Narrator: "Martyr – the horror movie icon turned everyday... err, villain. Coming soon to a wrestling ring near you!" The camera fades out as Martyr continues his macabre stroll, leaving a trail of chaos and gore in his wake… Jim Lou Freebush: Ummmm, so that was interesting. Peter Valentine: Interesting, yeah that’s one word for it. Thank god he doesn’t live in my neighborhood! Jim Lou Freebush: Amen to that, now let’s get back to the action in the ring! Suddenly Jim Lou Freebush is interrupted by familiar theme music as The Network graphic is displayed on the big screen... Pink Floyd - Money (Official Music Video) Shane Sneer angrily makes his way to the commentary booth... Jim Lou Freebush: Ladies and gentlemen, it looks like we have an unexpected guest joining us on commentary tonight. Peter Valentine: Well, well, well, if it isn't Mr. Shane Sneer from 'The Network.' What brings you to our humble table, Shane? Shane Sneer, dressed in a suit and looking rather disgusted, takes a seat at the commentary table. Shane Sneer: Gentlemen, I'm here tonight because I've had enough! The violence, the chaos, the mayhem – it's simply gone too far! I've been tasked with taking notes firsthand of all the egregious acts that transpire on tonight's show. Jim Lou Freebush: So, Shane, are you telling us that 'The Network' is finally taking a stand against the brutality we've seen in recent weeks? Shane Sneer: That's right, Jim. "The Network" is concerned about the direction this program is heading, and there will be repercussions for all those involved in these heinous acts. Peter Valentine: Oh, come on, Shane! This is professional wrestling, not a tea party. These athletes put their bodies on the line every night for the fans' entertainment. Shane Sneer: Peter, I understand that, but there's a line, and it's been crossed too many times. I'm here to ensure that those responsible for the violence are held accountable. Shane Sneer takes out a notepad and pen, ready to document the evening's events. Jim Lou Freebush: Well, folks, it looks like Shane Sneer is going to be taking some serious notes tonight. Let's see how this plays out. Now let’s finally get back to the ring for some more action… GWC World Television Championship Match Zip “The Lip” Deverall W/Mya Catalan VS Astro Match Highlights: The match starts with both Zip and Astro showcasing their respective wrestling styles, keeping the fans on their toes with a fast-paced and evenly contested opening. Astro dazzles the audience with his high-flying moves, including hurricanranas and springboard maneuvers, keeping Zip on the defensive. However, Zip manages to turn the tide by reversing one of Astro's high-flying attempts. He seizes control of the match, using his brute strength and underhanded tactics to keep Astro grounded. Zip ultimately secures victory by hitting Astro with his devastating finisher, the "Mic Check" (Reverse Russian Leg Sweep). Zip Deverall defeats Astro via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Zip “The Lip” makes his second successful defense of the GWC World Television title, if he keeps up this kind of momentum he could be in for a long reign. Peter Valentine: Zip’s clearly head and shoulders above most of the chumps on this roster. Especially a vanilla midget like Astro! Mya Catalan wouldn’t have chosen him to join Catalan Enterprises if that wasn’t the case. Jim Lou Freebush: Well he is certainly a talented young wrestler, though I wouldn’t discount Astro either, but what do you expect coming from a jack ass like yourself. Shane Sneer: Woah, woah, woah, easy their Jim! You don’t want to end up on my list. You need to go wash your mouth out with some soap. Jim Lou Freebush: Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever, this show streams on demand. We can just bleep it out later. Shane Sneer: Watch yourself Jim! You’re towing a fine line, a very fine line. Jim Lou Freebush: Ugh, now there’s two of them. What did I do to deserve this? Let’s just get back to the ring for more action… Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Bullseye W/Waylon Walls VS “Wildfire” Cip Conduit Match Highlights: Conduit electrifies the crowd from the get-go, immediately taking the offense to Bullseye, gaining a clear edge in the early stages of the match. Waylon Walls, Bullseye's partner, repeatedly attempts to interfere in the match, distracting the referee and trying to lend a helping hand to Bullseye. However, the referee eventually catches Walls in the act and ejects him from ringside, much to Bullseye's dismay. With Walls removed, Conduit seizes the opportunity to capitalize on the distraction. He unleashes a barrage of high-impact moves on Bullseye, wearing him down as the crowd rallies behind him. Conduit puts the finishing touches on the match, hitting Bullseye with his finisher, the "Blazing Elbow" (Discus Elbow). Cip Conduit defeats Bullseye via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: With that win, Conduit punches his ticket to the Bunkhouse Stampede. We’ve got two of the ten participants locked in now. Last month at Wild, Wild, Winter! Chess Maniac captured the GWC World Junior Heavyweight Championship in a four way ladder match. Let’s take a closer look at our champion… The camera cuts to a dimly lit war room adorned with shelves of dusty books, eerie candle lit sconces, and a colossal table with an intricate map of the world on top. At the center of the room stands Chess Maniac, a sinister figure dressed in a villainous looking mask, a checkerboard top hat, and a regal black robe, adorned with chess piece motifs. He peers over the world map chessboard, his eyes gleaming with malevolence. Chess Maniac: "Ah, my masterpiece! The world is but a chessboard, and I am the Grandmaster of its fate!" With calculated precision, Chess Maniac moves chess pieces representing military forces to different locations on the map, manipulating the pieces as if orchestrating a grand scheme. Chess Maniac: "One move here, another there... Soon, my plan will unfold, and the world shall kneel before Chess Maniac!" As Chess Maniac revels in his plotting, he slowly turns his attention to a wall adorned with pictures of various wrestlers – his targets. His gaze fixates on a picture of the popular luchador, Extraordinario Jr. Chess Maniac: "And now, my dear Extraordinario Jr., you shall fall victim to my brilliance!" Chess Maniac retrieves a dagger with a handle shaped like a Queen chess piece from a nearby table. With a wicked grin, he stabs the dagger into the picture of Extraordinario Jr., signifying his intent to target the luchador. Chess Maniac: "Checkmate, my dear opponent!" The camera zooms in on Chess Maniac staring into the camera, his eyes filled with malevolence, as he lets out a maniacal laugh that echoes throughout the war room, leaving no doubt that he is a villainous mastermind with sinister plans for the wrestling world… Jim Lou Freebush: Shots fired! Looks like Chess Maniac has his sights set on Extraordinario Jr. Something tells me he doesn’t mind. I’m sure he would love to get a crack at Chess Maniac’s GWC World Junior Heavyweight championship! Peter Valentine: You know I like this Chess Maniac character. He’s alright for vanilla midget. Maybe I’ll get him on a weight training routine, have him bulk up a bit, you know. That way I’ll have more respect for him. Jim Lou Freebush: You’re ignorance never ceases to amaze me Peter. Let’s get back to the action… Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Phillippe “The Phenom” LaGrenier W/Clare South VS “The Blue Collar Outlaw” Pepper Pelton Match Highlights: The match kicks off with a competitive exchange of technical wrestling skills, showcasing LaGrenier's proficiency and Pelton's resilience as both wrestlers vie for control. As the match progresses, Pepper Pelton gains momentum, thrilling the audience with high-impact maneuvers and charismatic athleticism. He seems on the verge of victory. However, in a dramatic turn of events, Phillippe LaGrenier manages to counter one of Pepper Pelton's signature moves, stunning him long enough to hit his devastating finisher, the "Quebec Crusher'' (Ace Crusher). Allowing LaGrenier secures the three-count. Phillippe LaGrenier defeats Pepper Pelton via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Looks like “The Phenom” got the better of Pelton tonight, and with that win he qualifies for the Bunkhouse Stampede at the end of the month! Peter Valentine: LaGrenier always gets the better of these honest do-gooders like Pepper Pelton. What a loser! Jim Lou Freebush: I figured you would dislike a guy like Pelton, he can safely execute more than two actual wrestling moves… And yes, I’m counting the punch as one of the moves you can actually perform properly. Peter Valentine: Watch yourself Jim! Shane Sneer: Gentleman, can you stop with the constant arguing! You’re giving me a headache. Now what we just witnessed was a real wrestling match. Why is it so hard not to just do that every single match. Why do you have to inject all this senseless bloodshed and violence? Peter Valentine: Yeah, I ugh, plead the 5th on that one. Jim Lou Freebush: This is the part of the show where I’m going to blatantly ignore you both and just move on to the next segment.. So, let’s hear from our GWC World Champion, Conner Threepwood… Metallica: The Memory Remains (Official Music Video) The arena is buzzing as the GWC World Heavyweight Champion, Conner Threepwood, flanked by his valet, Sweet Tabitha, makes his way to the ring. The champion carries his title with pride, but there's a look of determination in his eyes. He grabs a microphone as the crowd erupts into cheers… Conner Threepwood: "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight! I've got something on my mind, something that's been gnawing at me ever since last week." Harlem Haynes, I don't know why you're here in OCW, but last week, you decided to make quite an impression by attacking me from behind. Now, I've had my fair share of battles in this business, and I've beaten some of the best in this here ring… Conner Threepwood pauses, a mixture of curiosity and determination on his face. Hell, we've gone to war more than a few times on the independent scene, and I've seen your talent firsthand. But there's something you need to understand. Winning a world championship is no easy feat, Harlem. It's not just about talent; it's about heart, dedication, and the willingness to do whatever it takes to stand atop the mountain. Last week, you sent a message by attacking me, and I've got one of my own… Conner Threepwood pauses, his voice filled with conviction. So why don’t you get your ass down here! Come down to this ring right now and face me like a man!” Ruff Ryders' Anthem Harlem Haynes' entrance music hits, and he makes his way to the ring. Haynes, with a confident swagger, steps into the ring, a microphone in hand… Harlem Haynes: "Well, well, well Conner Threepwood, I gotta hand it to you homie. You've got some guts. You see, we go way back, and I've always known that you were a fighting champion… Conner Threepwood nods, acknowledging Haynes' words. But here's the thing, Conner. I've watched you rise through the ranks and win that GWC World Heavyweight Championship. And you know what that tells me? It tells me that you're the measuring stick here, the pinnacle of success. And honestly, I’m pissed that you won a World Championship before I did. Last week, I attacked you from behind to send a message, and you got the message loud and clear. You see, Conner, I believe that I'm better than you, and deep down, I think you believe that too… Conner Threepwood raises an eyebrow, intrigued by Haynes' confidence. But words, well words mean jack sh%t in this business, and I know that. So, when you called me out just now, I couldn't resist the opportunity to step into the ring with you, the first man who got to hold that title high. I'm here to find out if I am indeed truly better than you, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to prove it, and I think I made my point loud and clear last week." Conner Threepwood: "Harlem, you've got a point. Words can only take us so far. But actions, Harlem, actions speak louder than words. You think you're better than me, well this title says otherwise… Conner holds the GWC World Championship high as he stares intently at Haynes. So, let's make it official. At The Bunkhouse Stampede; you and me, one-on-one, for the GWC World Heavyweight Championship." Harlem Haynes: "You’re on Threepwood. Get ready because your championship run is on borrowed time. I'll see you in the ring bitch!" Conner Threepwood and Harlem Haynes exchange a fierce staredown before being separated before coming to blows by officials... Jim Lou Freebush: Confident words from our champion and with that it looks like we have ourselves a World Championship match at our next PPV; The Bunkhouse Stampede. Now let’s keep the action going and head back to the ring… The Texas Outlaw’s W/Herb Stately VS Lightning Express Match Highlights: The match kicks off with both teams engaging in an all-out brawl, showcasing their wild and scrappy fighting styles Jay Silver, and Jerry Pepper, use their speed and teamwork to gain an early advantage, thrilling the fans with quick tags and high-flying maneuvers. Brad Peverall and Joffy Laine prove to be equally formidable, using their brawling tactics and sheer brute force to turn the tide and keep the match evenly contested. In a pivotal moment, Joffy Laine manages to throw Jerry Pepper outside the ring and toss him face first into the ring post. With Pepper down, Laine and Peverall hit their double team finisher, the "3:10 To Yuma" (Back Body Drop Into A Neckbreaker) The Texas Outlaws defeat Lightning Express via pinfall After the match Peverall and Laine are celebrating in the ring with Herb Stately when suddenly… Jon Bon Jovi - Blaze Of Glory (Official Music Video) The arena erupts to the sound of The Wild Bunch’s entrance music - Winchester and Revell charge down the ramp, wasting no time as they storm the ring, launching a brutal attack on The Texas Outlaws. The arena is filled with chaos as the two teams exchange punches, kicks, and wild haymakers. The brawl spills out of the ring, with bodies crashing against the barricades and steel steps. Security rushes to the scene, desperately trying to separate the warring factions, but they fail several times as the two teams just keep fighting. Finally, after a chaotic struggle, security manages to intervene and pull the two teams apart, forcing them to retreat to opposite sides of the arena, before eventually escorting them to the back… Shane Sneer: See what I’m talking about? This nonsense has to stop. Who’s in charge around here? Someone needs to take control of these types of situations! Jim Lou Freebush: Well I guess technically Peter is the one in charge, I mean he owns the company. Peter Valentine: Snitches get stitches Jim! Yeah sure, I’m in charge, but here’s the thing; I don’t mind a little bit of a dust up every now and then. I mean, it’s a physical sport Shane. Sometimes these guys need to get out a little aggression. Shane Sneer: Unacceptable! I’ll meet with the Network about this and find a suitable solution. Peter Valentine: Yeah sure Shane, you do that sport. Jim Lou Freebush: Ummmmm, for the sake of us staying on the air, let’s head to the ring for tonight's main event… Disturbed - Down With The Sickness (Explicit) [Official Music Video] Animal Harker’s theme music echoes throughout the arena as the “Southern Psychopath” makes his way to the ring as the fans cheer wildly… Hatebreed - I Will Be Heard Christopher Ball’s theme plays as he confidently walks to the ring, taking time to rile up the fans on his way… Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match “The Bone Collector” Christopher Ball VS “Southern Psychopath” Animal Harker Match Highlights: The match begins with Ball using his MMA-inspired skills to target Harker's arm, applying a series of joint locks and arm-based submissions to weaken his opponent. But Harke refuses to be subdued easily. He fights back with a relentless assault, using his brawling skills to keep Ball at bay. Harker takes the fight outside the ring but ends up being shoved into the ring post, busting his head wide open. Ball remains focused on isolating Harker's arm, attempting to lock in his cross arm breaker submission multiple times. Harker manages to escape each time, showcasing his toughness After a barrage of strikes, Harker barely decapitates Ball with his finisher, "The Southern Psycho Sickle" (Lariat), knocking him down for the three-count. Harker defeats Ball via pinfall After the match Harker celebrates in the ring before making his way to the back. As he walks Shane Sneer can be heard yelling at him as he follows him down the aisle. Sneer: Hey, Harker, you piece of sh%t! Listen to me dammit! Don’t you dare walk away from me. Harker turns and looks at Sneer and gives him the middle finger and continues to walk away from him as Sneer continues to scream at him. Sneer: How dare you disrespect me Harker! You son of a bitch! I’ve got something in store for you, just you wait! I’m tired of you bleeding all the time, using weapons and being so damn violent on our network! Sneer eventually catches up to him and grabs him by the shoulder. Harker immediately turns around and clocks him with a big right hook, dropping Sneer to the ground. Harker: Don’t touch me you piece of sh%t! Harker walks to the back as the camera zooms in on an irate Shane Sneer as the show closes…

Every 3 months!?!?!?!?! Why would you have him work such a busy schedule? The head of the table shouldn't be working so much. My suggestion would be to create another title that seems like it's as prestigous, then give it to another member of the roster who is better at literally everything, then make sure your creative pushes the fact that this title really means jack shit, you basically just created it so your "top guy" can work an even lighter schedule. It will also help if you bring back a jobber and have him challenge for it, for no reason at all. - You're welcome, I just figured out your creative for like the next 2 years.

My bad, as soon as I see words like Honor and Pure I immediately fall asleep. Maybe if you can somehow trot Bryan Danielson out there then that would really move the needle.

I'm not doing requests at the moment, but I will eventually take some again at some point. Since AI's been replacing pretty much everything I have created I haven't really had the motivation to do requests lately in all honesty. But I will eventually get that itch again, and at that time please feel free to request graphics then. Thanks, I will get to OLLIE at some point. Don't worry, its on the list for sure. As far as a master download, I don't have one currently as so much of my stuff has been on multiple computers over the years but I will try to put one together when I get a chance.

BOW Night Of Wrestling #8 BOW World Championship Match Hardcore Match Matthew Macks vs Stevie Stoat (C) Comments: Macks gives macks-imum effort in this match but he's just not stout enough to overcome Stoat in this bout. I'm sure the crowd is waiting for this one with hardcore anticipation. BOW Honour Championship Match Jason Dempsey vs Lenny Mochin (C) Comments: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (Oh, my bad, I read Honour Championship and immediately fell asleep - La la la Lenny - and the Jets - Mochin I guess) Gram Gorman, Konrad Makinen and Padraig O'Hearne vs Magnus Cage, Merle O'Curle and Michael Gregory* (*The winners will face each other in a three way match at Night Of Wrestling #9 next week to determine the number one contender for the BOW Honour Championship) Comments: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (Oops, passed out again. Ummmmm, those three dudes ^. While the team with Gorman is "dope", I feel like they just don't have the right "medicine" to take down the other guys. It's a bitter "pill" to swallow but it is what it is. Sometimes you just don't have the right "prescription" to get the win.) The Northern Lights w/ Mo Adebola vs The X Force Comments: Dark days are ahead for X Force when The Northern Lights turn their lights out with maximum force. Clubber Kohl w/ Eva Berlin vs Stuart Wilson Comments: Clubber smash! Rawrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stuart should have gone to the country club instead, because it's lights out for him. Stu just doesn't have the Wil-power to overcome the big guy today. Karen Bilous vs Steffi Chee Comments: Steffi would have to be a low down, dirty chee-ter to get the win Jeri Behr vs Steph Blake Comments: This match willl be quite the Behr for Steph Blake but she gets the win behr-ly in a very close contest. Nate Manchester w/ Royal Air Force vs Colin Picalo Comments: Looks like Colin Picalo has played his last tune. Manchester shoots him down just like his pals the Royal Air Force.

It was time for a gimmick change

I see what you did here, and it is much appreciated.

Pick'em Card For Midsouth Mayhem Episode 6 below: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match "The Bone Collector" Christopher Ball VS "Southern Psychopath" Animal Harker Comments: The Texas Outlaws W/Herb Stately VS Lightning Express Comments: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Phillippe "The Phenom" LaGrenier W/Clare South VS "Bluecollar Outlaw" Pepper Pelton Comments: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Match Bullseye W/Waylon Walls VS "Wildfire" Cip Conduit Comments: GWC World Television Championship Match Zip "The Lip" Deverall W/Mya Catalan VS Astro Comments: Bunkhouse Stampede Qualifier Dreadnought W/Playboy Jake Sawyer VS Kalder Tagg W/February Malaise Comments:

BOW Night Of Wrestling #7: BOW Tag Team Championship Match: The Shooters (C) vs The Assassins' Guild Comments: The Assasins' Guild are aiming to take the titles from The Shooters but this time they miss the bullseye. I think it's a real shot in then dark to pick the Assassins' Guild but perhaps that's just me shooting from the hip. It's too early for a title switch so that makes the champs virtually bullet proof. BOW Women's Championship Match: Thea Davis (C) vs K.T. Devonshire Comments: Thea Davis puts on a Dav-ine performance in her title defense. There is no way the-a challenger gets a win here. (Jesus, puns for these two were difficult) BOW World Champion* Stevie Stoat vs Eugen Semper *non-title match Comments: Stoat takes ride on the winner's boat and sails away with the W. Eugen Semper barely gets any offense, and goes out with a whimper. Walker van Cleer vs Christian Blithe Comments: It's perfectly clear that Cleer will get the win. I know this because I can see cleerly now that this outcome is crystal cleer and thats just me being super transparent about my prediction, which is what I always try to be. I'm not trying to mix things up here, just to make things perfectly cleer. Aud Valkyrie vs Viper McKenna Comments: Like the female viking warrior she is Aud gets a win here. In fact she beats Viper so bad that she ends up in the Norse-ing Home, much to the delight of the crowd as they Val-Holla at the top of their lungs. A Pair Of Aces (Grant Taypen & Leighton Buzzard) vs Vanzycha & Svensson (Pavel Vanzycha & Nigel Svensson) Comments: A Pair Of Aces split their hand and come up busted as the European grapplers get the win here. They will be too much to deal with here, as The Aces end up with a bad draw. The odds are stacked against them as they are dealt a bad hand. Jason Dempsey vs Gavin Owen Comments: Dempsey wins here, he's for real, not just a guy Jasing down waterfalls. Poppa Dempsey's awfully proud of jason, and jadaughter. (Meh, another tough one) Glen Ward vs Matthew Macks Comments: The dance is over, the jig is up, Macks gets the win here because if it ain't brogue, don't fix it. If you think Ward is going to win then that's jsut a bunch of ba-larney. Macks will celebrate and the crowd will be Dub-lin over with excitement! Is that punny enough for you? I hope your happy now; you've created a monster!

Oh so you guys like puns huh? Well just you f%$king wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's about to get really, really punny up in here! I mean I play golf as a hobby from time to time, I don't sail the high seas looking for vessels to pillage - so I guess there's a bit of biased there.

Once again I want to thank @619, @azzak, @Wrestling Machine, @John Lions and @KyTeran for answering those feedback questions. Your input will help tremendously. I was going to reply to each of you indiviudally but it looks like most of you had the same crtiicisms, or critiques if criticism sounds too harsh, so since most of my stuff on here is already TL/DR I figured I would address everything with one combined reply. First of all I am super stoked that it seems that all of you are enjoying the diary. I don't post a ton in this section but when I do start a diary project I try to do something different, and when you do that there is always a chance that no in interested, or no one really cares becuase you're using characters that aren't super popular, or your project just plain sucks. So thank you for letting me know you are enjoyin this! It mean a lot. It seems that most people enjoy the characters, Peter especially and for I am also very happy about that as well. I did have one suggestion to have Peter intereact with guys and gals on the roster more, and I will 100% make that happen. That was a great suggestion and something I failed to realize I was doing. I guess I can chalk it up to Peter being such an egotistical prick that he wouldn't want anyone else featured in his documentary. But since everyone hates him, I think it will be fun to write about some of his interactions with his talent and staff. Now on to the criticisms/critiques - God damn you all! This diary is perfect!!!! (Just kiddinng) Obviously the minor one is screwing up the tag team tourney bracket - yeah, that was pretty stupid on my part. The only explanation I have is don't TEW on like 3 hours sleep. In the future I will try to double check everything as best I can. (If you've ever tried to do a show write up with a hyper seven year old launching off the couch and hitting you with an elbow drop, or doing Yes! kicks while your trying to type you will understand how easy mistakes can happen) - But, at least it made the write ups interesting as I had to write my way out of my own f%ck up, and that was fun. Anyway, TL/DR - I'll do better in the future And the major crituque, and I knew this one was coming - the posts are way too long! Yeah, I know and I'm sorry. Again, I was trying to do something different here. I want the write ups to make you feel like your watching a wrestling show, and to do that, well I have to write a lot. So for the sake of being different I will continue to post long ass write ups, but I will conitue to seperate the segments with the banner pic so you can skip ahead if you don't want to read the whole thing and just find out who won the match. As far as promo's - I will try to highlight the important parts so you guys can get the gist of what they are about, or I'll add a concise summary at bottom, i.e. Harker challenges Threepwood for the title, or something like that. So that appears to be the main critiques for the diary so far. Oh except for one... Over my dead body will I employ any workers with f%$king pirate gimmicks!!!! Thanks again to all of you!

OOC: All credit goes to @azzak for this fantastically hilarioius idea for a narrative! Texarkana, TX [Alarm clock buzzing…] Hi there again folks! It’s your favorite role model, your American hero and now - Japan’s favorite son; Peter Valentine back again. Man oh man have been busy putting in the work it takes to build a wrestling company. That’s why I’m up early today, ready to take the world by storm! [The clock reads 1:30PM] So, before I go out and spread the word about OCW, let me tell you what your’s truly has been up to. Besides putting on the greatest wrestling spectacle in Texarkana, Texas that is. (Producer’s note: OCW is the only wrestling promotion in Texarkana, TX) Anyway, that’s another story for another time. Folks it’s hard to believe it but I am so important, and such a star and trendsetter in the wrestling world that I was called to an in-person meeting at Wrestleworld HQ! So sit back and let me tell you all about it… (The following dramatization is not meant to be a true account of the events that transpired, and is being told specifically from the perspective of Peter Valentine. The producers do not endorse this account in any way, shape or form) Wrestleworld HQ, somewhere in Corporatey Corporate-ville of Corporations, USA As I sat at the head of the meeting table, the venerable guest of honor for this meeting with the Wrestleworld execs I couldn’t help but be excited about whatever forthcoming honor was going to be bestowed upon me that day. I bet they name the building after me. It was obvious the executives at Wrestleworld had a plan - and that plan was to send Peter Valentine out into the world to promote OCW, because someone of his star power could produce nothing but success. Little did they know, my idea of promotion was anything but conventional. You have to think outside the box to really be successful you see. Dressed in a garish sequined jacket and sunglasses that could blind a person on a cloudy day, just oozing success, I set out on this promotional adventure. My first stop was a dementia ward at the Sunnydale Retirement Home, where I knew without a shadow of a doubt I would find a captive audience for OCW. Walking into the ward, I beamed with enthusiasm, oblivious to the elderly residents I was a ray of sunshine on an otherwise gloomy day. These good people will never forget this moment! "Hey there, folks!" I exclaimed, my voice booming, because you know, these guys don’t hear so well. "I've got a fantastic opportunity for you! OCW wants to sponsor your bingo nights! Imagine the excitement of wrestling-themed bingo!" The residents stared blankly at me, some drooling, others muttering incomprehensibly. I obviously interpreted their silence as deep contemplation, or just plain nerves from my overwhelming star presence, so I continued my pitch. "Come on, folks, think of the fun! And don't worry; we've got some great plans for your grand prize—tickets to OCW's Mid South Mayhem!" One elderly lady, Edna, finally looked up from her crossword puzzle, her eyes narrowing at me. "Who are you, dear? And what's wrestling?" God bless this wonderful woman, even at her age, she still has a sense of humor I thought! Hahaha, very funny Edna! I pulled out one of my head shots and signed it, and handed it to her. "Here you go little lady, I know this is exactly what you were looking for!" Edna took the autographed photo, stared at it for a moment, then promptly folded it into a paper airplane and sent it soaring through the air, much to the amusement of her fellow residents. I of course recognized this as the universal sign of adoration. “These people love me God damn it!” I said to myself. With my stop at the retirement home an overwhelming success, I made my way to my next destination - a book reading at an elementary school. Why you ask, because I love having a hand in molding today’s youth. I am a role model after all. I had decided to read a book titled "Santa Claus and The Easter Bunny Don't Exist," thinking it would be a great way to bond with the kids. As I read to the wide-eyed children, their faces slowly shifted from curiosity to shock, and then to tears. These kids were so starstruck by my presence that they were crying tears of joy! Parents in the room grew increasingly agitated as I continued to warm their kids' innocent hearts. Clearly overcome with jealousy because I was way more successful and famous then they would ever be! "Excuse me, sir," a mother interrupted, her voice trembling with anger. "This is a children's book reading, not a therapy session!" Clearly I was unfazed by the scowls and threats of irate parents, so I simply shrugged and moved on to my next promotional venture—attending a bridge club at the local VFW. Confident in my ability to win, I shuffled the cards with a sly grin. I began to showcase my undeniable skills at card counting and strategy that even the elderly bridge enthusiasts couldn't ignore it. (Producers note - What Peter meant to say was that he was cheating so blatantly that even if his opponents were blind they still wouldn’t be able to not notice.) Cards disappeared up my sleeve with stealth like ability, and I miraculously always seemed to have the perfect hand. "Peter, you can't do that!" one of the players exclaimed. But I just winked and replied, "In the world of wrestling, we win by any means necessary!!" The bridge club members were furious at my superior skill, and they promptly kicked me out of their gathering, vowing never to invite me back. Some people just can’t handle being that close to a celebrity. It’s sad, really. As I returned to Wrestleworld's headquarters, I was beaming with self-satisfaction, convinced that I had done a fantastic job promoting OCW. The executives, however, looked less than pleased. "Peter," one executive said with a sigh, "we appreciate your enthusiasm, but maybe next time, stick to more traditional promotional methods." As it happens so often when you're this big of a star, the Wrestleworld Executives remained blissfully ignorant of this spectacular success. But don’t fret my loyal followers, I was convinced that I had successfully promoted OCW to the masses! I mean, it’s not my fault that normal people can’t understand my genius. It’s a curse I’ve had to live with my whole life!

Sorry for the lengthy delay again, with the end of the year approaching I've been swamped trying to close everything out at work. I look forward to catching up on some of the dynastys I'm behind on in the next few days as well as posting Azzak's requested narrative. Thanks again, those of you who filled out the questions for feedback, I will reply to you all as well in the next few days. Of course if I don't post anything before Christmas I hope you all have a happy holiday!

Mid South Mayhem Texarkana, TX Episode 5 Monday, Week 1 February 2020 Live from The Hideout The show opens cold to the backstage area where Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton, and Texas Hangman along with Travis Century hype up tonight’s main event… Travis Century (Shouting fervently): Ladies and gentlemen gather 'round and bear witness to tonight’s impending reckoning! “The Southern Psychopath”, Animal Harker! “The Blue Collar Outlaw”, Pepper Pelton! And the Texas Hangman, under my divine guidance, stand united against the darkest forces that dare to enter this squared circle! Tonight, these men form a Holy Trinity! But be forewarned, Dark Covenant - we aren’t here to rejoice; we are here to rain down hell upon you! [Animal Harker steps forward, his eyes filled with intensity.] Animal Harker: Night Terrors; I guess that giant can of whoop as me and Pepper opened on your asses on Saturday wasn’t enough. Looks like you’ve come back to take another beating. Except this time you brought along your old pal Original Sinner. You big, dumb, hulking bastard! You think you can lay hands on us and not face the consequences? You see, we're not just wrestlers – we’re fighters! When we step into that ring, it won't be a match; it'll be a damn war! [Pepper Pelton, sporting a rugged denim vest, steps up, cracking his knuckles.] Pepper Pelton: Sinner, you may be a monster, but you ain't ever worked an honest day in your life! I'm the Blue Collar Outlaw, and I've faced bigger demons than you before breakfast. When I'm through with you, you'll be begging for salvation! [Texas Hangman, with a noose hanging from his waist, glares at the camera.] Texas Hangman: Dark Covenant; you bring your Night Terrors, Babau and Moroi, into this fight, thinking they'll give you an advantage? You see, we've all danced with the Devil himself and lived to tell the tale. The only nightmare you'll be having is the one we unleash upon you! Sinner, Babau, Moroi; one day the noose comes for us all. Perhaps tonight’s your night to take the long, slow walk down to the gallows. [Travis Century's eyes roll back in his head as he speaks in a haunting tone.] Travis Century: Original Sinner, Babau, Moroi – you may have the devil on your side, but we have the power of righteousness! When this Holy Trinity enters that ring, the very heavens will quake, and the wicked will tremble! Animal Harker: So, Original Sinner, Babau, Moroi – prepare yourselves for a divine reckoning the likes of which you've never seen! When the dust settles and the bell tolls for the last time, it'll be clear who reigns supreme. And it sure as hell ain't gonna be you! [The camera fades out as all four men stare intently, then quickly cuts to a dark area backstage where “The Dark Covenant” is ready to respond] Deacon Darkhold (In a chilling, sinister tone): Ah, my misguided adversaries, The so-called Holy Trinity, led by some half hearted "Crazy Preacher" Travis Century. You spew your hollow words of righteousness, but you know not the depths of darkness you have dared to challenge. I am Deacon Darkhold, the very embodiment of evil itself. You all thought this war was over because you won one battle. Think again. You think you can “extinguish the darkness”. Hahahahahahahahahaha, you know the saying; The biggest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn’t exist. [Original Sinner, a hulking monstrosity with crimson eyes, steps forward, his voice a deep, guttural growl.] Original Sinner: Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton, Texas Hangman, and your so-called divine guidance – you are mere insects before the storm that is The Dark Covenant. You speak of retribution, but I am retribution incarnate! You will bow before my malevolent might. [Babau and Moroi, the Night Terrors, begin to cackle eerily.] Babau (in a hauntingly raspy voice): You think you can conquer your nightmare. We are the Night Terrors, we are living nightmares! Your puny attempts at righteousness amuse us. When we descend upon you, your dreams will become a never-ending nightmare, and there will be no awakening! [Deacon Darkhold's eyes glow with an otherworldly, fiery intensity.] Deacon Darkhold: Travis Century, you prattle on about the heavens quaking, but it is the very pits of Hell that will open to swallow you whole. When The Dark Covenant steps into that ring, it will be a collision of worlds – light versus darkness, good versus evil, and you will bear witness to your own undoing. So you all better reach into your bag of tricks and pull out everything you got. Because I always have surprises up my sleeve. [The camera fades out as Deacon Darkhold and The Dark Covenant stand ominously] Presents Opening Theme: Flirtin' with Disaster Jim Lou Freebush and Peter Valentine welcome everyone to tonight’s show… Jim Lou Freebush: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to a night of action-packed chaos like you've never seen before! I'm Jim Lou Freebush, and joining me at the table is... well, we can't get rid of him, Peter Valentine. Peter Valentine (smirking): That's right, Jim! It's me, the voice of reason in this madhouse of mayhem. And tonight, we've got a main event for the ages! Jim Lou Freebush: Indeed, Peter. In our main event, it's The Holy Trinity – Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton, and Texas Hangman – taking on the sinister forces of The Dark Covenant. This is a battle of good versus evil, and it's going to be explosive! Peter Valentine (sarcastically): Explosive, Jim? More like an unholy explosion of chaos! Deacon Darkhold and his wicked cronies are going to tear The Holy Trinity apart. Jim Lou Freebush: Well, folks, you can count on Peter to always find the dark side of things. But trust me, this is a main event you won't want to miss. The Holy Trinity has a score to settle, and The Dark Covenant won't go down without a fight! Peter Valentine (chuckles): Buckle up, folks! It's going to be one wild ride, and I'll be here to tell it like it is, whether Jim likes it or not! Jim Lou Freebush: Sigh, up yours Peter! Peter: What?!?! You can’t say stuff like that on Wrestleworld. Jim Lou Freebush: Whatever, it's not like the Wrestleworld execs are watching this sh%t anyway. See I just said sh%t and no one cared, let’s get to the actual wrestling. GWC World Television Championship Match VS Zip “The Lip” Deverall W/Mya Catalanl VS “Rock God” Charlie Corner The match starts with both competitors exchanging technical holds and high-impact moves, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. Mya Catalan, the crafty manager of Zip "The Lip" Deverall, attempts to interfere multiple times, providing her client with crucial distractions and opportunities to gain the upper hand. The referee catches her in the act, warning her to stay out of the action. As the match progresses, Charlie Corner mounts a valiant comeback, hitting Zip with a series of electrifying moves, but Zip manages to kick out at the last possible moment. The crowd erupts with excitement, firmly behind the "Rock God." In a dramatic turn of events, Zip "The Lip'' Deverall counters one of Charlie's maneuvers into his signature finisher, the "Mic Check." (Reverse Russian Leg Sweep) With a thunderous slam, Zip secures the pinfall. Zip “The Lip” Deverall defeats Charlie Corner via pinfall After the match Zip approaches a recovering Corner and helps him up, extending his hand as a show of respect for the competitive showing. Corner goes to shake his hand but Zip immediately hits Corner with a low blow. Then drops him to the mat again with another “Mic Check”. Zip spits on Corner as he’s lying prone on the mat, down and out. Zip grabs a microphone as Mya Catalan looks on, pleased at her client’s “dirty work” as the arena echoes with boos from the crowd… Zip "The Lip" Deverall (Arrogantly): Well, well, well, ain't this just the sweetest sight you've ever seen? Zip "The Lip" Deverall, your very first World Television Champion! You know, they say I've got the gift of gab, but Saturday, and especially tonight; I let my actions do the talking! Oh, don't look so disappointed, you misguided souls in the cheap seats. Charlie Corner, you tried your best, but you were just another stepping stone on my path to greatness. I guess I'm just too sharp-witted for you, too quick on my feet! [Zip starts pacing around the ring, holding the championship high and showing it off.] Zip "The Lip" Deverall (Mockingly): You see, I told you all what’s going to happen everytime I step in this ring. It doesn't matter how much you chant for your precious "Rock God," because he's just a footnote in the legacy of Zip "The Lip." This title is mine, and it's never leaving these shoulders! [The crowd's boos grow louder as Zip revels in their disdain.] Zip "The Lip" Deverall (Tauntingly): So, go ahead, folks. Boo me all you want, but just remember one thing: I am the World Television Champion, and there's not a single thing any of you can do about it! Charlie Corner, you were just a pawn in my game, and as long as I'm holding this title, you'll forever be beneath me! [Zip drops the microphone and exits the ring with Mya Catalan, leaving the crowd seething with anger as he continues to taunt them on his way backstage.] Jim Lou Freebush: What a match, Peter! Zip "The Lip" Deverall may have won, but he certainly didn't make any new fans tonight. Peter Valentine (sarcastically): Oh, you mean he didn't win you over with his sparkling personality, Jim? Jim Lou Freebush (smirking): Well, Peter, at least I don't need a guy like Sam Strong to fight my battles for me. Peter Valentine (rolls his eyes): Yeah, because your battles are just so captivating to watch, Jim. Last time I checked, nobody ever paid for a ticket to see a scrawny announcer wrestle. Jim Lou Freebush: Last time I checked, nobody ever paid for a ticket to see you wrestler either. How many shows did you main event again? Peter Valentine: Watch it Jim, for the sake of your safety let’s just head back to the ring for more action. VS Deacon Darkhold W/Original Sinner VS Ben Williams Match Highlights: In a virtual squash Deacon Darkhold dominates the match. He beats Williams mercilessly, laughing maniacally as he pummels him. After a few minutes of offense, Darkhold drops Williams with “Call Of Cthulhu” (Reverse DDT), and pins him for the win. Deacon Darkhold defeats Ben Williams via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Well Darkhold certainly made quick work of Williams there. Peter Valentine: Did you really think the outcome would be any different Jim. Williams hasn’t exactly been racking up the wins here in OCW. Jim Lou Freebush: I hate to say it but you’ve got a point Peter. Now let’s hear from Generation NEXT… Entrance Theme: Depeche Mode - Personal Jesus (Official Video) Generation NEXT makes their way to the ring… [The arena darkens as a spotlight shines on Chip Martin, standing center stage with Jules Night, Jason Patterson, and Prime Time Jack Pryde flanking him. Chip flashes an arrogant grin as he addresses the audience.] Chip Martin: Ladies and gentlemen, Saturday night, you all witnessed a spectacle of pure domination! Yours truly, Chip Martin, took it upon myself to teach the so-called "Wildfire" Cip Conduit, a lesson he won't soon forget! [The crowd showers Chip with boos, but he revels in the negative attention.] Chip Martin: You see, Cip Conduit, you're nothing more than a has been, you’re about as mid as they come. But now, the future is here, and that future is Generation NEXT! Jules Night, Jason Patterson, Prime Time Jack Pryde and myself – we are the true generational talents, not some washed-up never was like you! [Chip points dramatically to his stable mates, who stand silently beside him.] Chip Martin: You see, we are the future of this industry, the future of this business, and together, we're going to destroy everything in our path! Cip Conduit, you were just the first in a long line of victims. [Chip takes a moment to soak in the boos from the crowd.] Chip Martin: So, get ready, wrestling world. Generation NEXT is here to stay, and we're going to bulldoze our way to the top, leaving a trail of broken dreams in our wake! Remember that name, because whether you love us or hate us, you'll never forget us... Entrance Music: Eric B. & Rakim - Don't Sweat The Technique Warren Technique makes his way out to the stage area with a mic in his hand… Warren Technique: Woah, woah, woah Chip, calm down buddy. You’ve won one match here in OCW and suddenly you want to anoint yourself and your buddies as the GOATS of pro wrestling. I don’t think so buddy. You see, when it comes to wrestling, not running off at the mouth, but actual wrestling; well I’m one of the best in the business. As a matter of fact, I bet I could run circles around you in that their ring. So, listening in the back to you spew your verbal diarrhea; well that got me thinking. Why don’t you and me have ourselves a little match next week right here on Monday Mayhem. What do you say their sport? Unless of course you’re afraid you’ll get embarrassed. Chip Martin: Wait a sec, who are you again? Warren Technique; can’t say I’ve ever heard of you but if you want me to make an example of you just like I did that chump Cip Conduit. Then you better lace those wrestling boots up tight, because you’ve got yourself a match next week pal! Warren Technique: I look forward to humbling you a bit. You see young buck, next week I’m going to show what it really means to be a wrestler. I’m gonna tie you up in knots. So get ready and make sure you prepare yourself. I’ll see you next week! [Technique makes his way to the back as Martin, clearly irritated at the interruption continues seething in the ring] Jim Lou Freebush: Oh my, looks like Martin may have written a check he can’t cash Peter. Peter Valentine: Nonsense Jim, Technique isn’t even in the same league as Martin. Just look at Chip’s pedigree. He’s practically wrestling royalty. Jim Lou Freebush: I guess we will find out next week! Now let’s head back to the ring for some exciting Junior Heavyweight action as the talented Extraordinario Jr. makes his debut! VS Extraordinario Jr. VS Dragon Americano Match Highlights: Dragon Americano and Extraordinario Jr. kick off the match with a display of lucha libre mastery, exchanging lightning-fast holds, flips, and aerial maneuvers that leave the crowd in awe. The match escalates into a breathtaking sequence of high-flying moves, with Dragon Americano executing a stunning moonsault from the top rope, only for Extraordinario Jr. to narrowly kick out before the three-count. Extraordinario Jr. seizes control with a series of rapid strikes and sends Dragon Americano into the ropes. As Dragon Americano rebounds, Extraordinario Jr. counters with a lightning-quick spinning tornado DDT. Extraordinario Jr. capitalizes on his momentum and heads to the top rope and delivers his finisher, Siempre Peleando (630 Senton), and covers Dragon Americano for the pin, and the win. Extraordinario Jr. defeats Dragon Americano via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Well, Peter, that match between Dragon Americano and Extraordinario Jr. was an absolute whirlwind of action! High-flying moves from start to finish. Peter Valentine: You're absolutely right, Jim Lou. These luchadors brought the house down. It's like they defied gravity in there. Err, I mean watching vanilla midgets is not my thing but they sure kept the match exciting. Jim Lou Freebush: Wow Peter, the world just caught you enjoying a Junior Heavyweight match! Now let's not forget the incredible finish! Extraordinario Jr. managed to pull off a 630 Senton from the top rope. Now that’s insane! Peter Valentine: Yeah, yeah, yeah, great win for Extraordinario Jr. in his debut. Whatever! Jim Lou Freebush: And with that he’s back to the Peter we all know. Now let’s hear from our newly crowned GWC World Tag Team champions; The WIld Bunch… [The camera cuts to a backstage interview area, where The Wild Bunch, Wes Revell and Buck Winchester, proudly display their GWC World Tag Team Championship belts, ready to speak.] Wes Revell: Well, howdy there everyone! We told y'all we were gonna make history, and by gawd, we did! The Wild Bunch are the first-ever GWC World Tag Team Champions! Buck Winchester: That's right, Wes! We rode into town and showed these folks what true cowboy grit looks like. Nobody can take these titles from us! [Suddenly, the camera shakes, and a loud commotion is heard off-screen. The Texas Outlaws, Joffy Laine and Brad Peverell, burst onto the scene, led by their crafty manager, Herb Stately.] Before Wes and Buck can react, The Texas Outlaws launch a brutal attack. Chairs fly, fists land, and the champions are overwhelmed. Herb Stately directs his team with a sinister grin as they leave The Wild Bunch battered and bloodied on the backstage floor. Herb Stately (mocking): Y'all can keep them belts warm for us, Wild Bunch. We'll be coming for 'em real soon! [The camera fades out as The Texas Outlaws and Herb Stately walk away, leaving chaos in their wake.] Jim Lou Freebush: What a despicable act by those scoundrels, The Texas Outlaws! Herb Stately should be ashamed of himself. Peter Valentine: Looks like The Outlaws came here to kickass and take names. I can’t blame them though, that’s just the kind of action that gets you noticed! Jim Lou Freebush: Is it possible for us to ever agree on anything? Don’t answer that! Let’s just head to the ring where I’m hoping The War Chiefs will fare better than The Wild Bunch tonight… VS The War Chiefs VS Two Local Competitors Match Highlights: In a one sided squash The War Chiefs dominate the two local wrestler’s right from the start They easily beat down both men, and hit one of them with the Trail Of Tears (3-D) for the win The War Chiefs defeat two local competitors via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Well that was a bit one sided but good on The WarChiefs for getting back in the win column after that excellent tag team match on Saturday! Peter: Oh wow, they beat two chumps from down the street. Big whoop! Jim Lou Freebush: I bet you won’t say that to their face Peter… Yeah, that’s what I thought. Now for something interesting, yeah I guess that’s the best word to describe it… [The camera cuts to the ring, where The Harbingers of Doom stand at the center with their manager, Playboy Jake Sawyer. The crowd boos loudly as Sawyer takes the microphone.] Playboy Jake Sawyer: Ladies and gentlemen, feast your eyes on the most dominant force in professional wrestling – The Harbingers of Doom! We've got a little challenge for you all tonight, folks. If anyone out there thinks they can deadlift more than Juggernaut and Dreadnought, we're offering ten grand to the winner! [The crowd murmurs, and two brave souls from the audience step forward. The first is a shrimpy guy, barely reaching the weight of the bar, and the second is a massive powerlifter with bulging muscles.] Playboy Jake Sawyer (tauntingly): Well, well, well, look who's ready to take on our challenge! Shrimpy over here thinks he's got a shot, and this guy, who’s clearly a powerlifter, well, he's just looking for an easy payday! Juggernaut and Dreadnought step up to the bar, loaded with 700 lbs of weight each. They effortlessly deadlift the immense load. The shrimpy guy steps forward, but his trembling hands can't even lift the bar an inch off the ground. Playboy Jake Sawyer (mocking): Oh, how embarrassing! Looks like Shrimpy just found out what real strength looks like! The powerlifter guy steps up confidently, easily lifting the bar off the ground. The crowd erupts in cheers, but just as he starts to lift it higher, Juggernaut and Dreadnought launch a vicious attack from behind. They beat the powerlifter down mercilessly while Jake Sawyer continues to taunt him. Playboy Jake Sawyer (laughing): You thought you could outlift The Harbingers of Doom? You're nothing but a sideshow act chump! Juggernaut and Dreadnought continue their brutal assault, leaving the powerlifter in a crumpled heap in the ring. The crowd's cheers turn to boos as The Harbingers of Doom and Jake Sawyer stand tall, having made their point, and walk away, leaving their victim battered and defeated… Jim Lou Freebush: Well I’m not exactly sure the point of that. Seems like a bit of an unfair contest. Oh well, looks like that ten thousand dollar prize goes to no one. Let’s get back to the action in the ring… W/ VS Philippe “The Phenom” LaGrenier W/Clare South VS “Wildfire” Cip Conduit Match Highlights: Philippe LaGrenier and Cip Conduit start the match off, showcasing their technical skills and much to the delight of the audience. The match sees numerous near falls and reversals, with both competitors displaying their resilience and determination to win. The crowd is firmly behind Cip Conduit, who gains momentum as the match progresses. As the action intensifies, Clare South strategically distracts the referee, allowing LaGrenier to deliver a low blow to Cip Conduit behind the official's back. Seizing the opportunity, LaGrenier hits his devastating finisher, The Quebec Crusher (Ace Crusher), and secures the three-count for the victory. Phillippe LaGrenier defeats Cip Conduit via pinfall Jim Lou Freebush: Oh wow, LaGrenier wins again using underhanded tactics. Why am I surprised? Peter Valentine: You do whatever it takes to win Jim! Whatever it takes, shame on Conduit for trying to play by the rules. Jim LouFreebush: Of course you would say that Peter. I’m not even sure why I engage in a conversation with you Peter. Peter Valentine: Because it’s our job you moron. Jim Lou Freebush: Allrighty then, coming up at the end of the month we are proud to present the first annual Bunkhouse Stampede. A battle royal with street fight rules where anything goes where the winner gets a World Heavyweight Title shot at our biggest event of the year; Parade Of Champions. Next week we start our series of qualifying matches to see who gets a chance to be the very first champion! Now the man who became our very first champion on Saturday is here to address the crowd. Let’s hear what he has to say… Entrance Music: Metallica - The Memory Remains “The Ironman” Conner Threepwood and Sweet Tabitha make their way to the ring as the crowd cheers… The crowd erupts with chants of “You Deserve It!” as Conner grabs a mic and prepares to speak: Conner Threepwood: Ladies and gentlemen, thank you! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! Last Saturday at Wild, Wild Winter, something incredible happened. Something I've dreamt about since I first laced up my boots in this business. [The fans continue to cheer, showing their support for the champion.] Conner Threepwood: I became the very first GWC World Heavyweight Champion! And let me tell you, it's been a long and hard-fought journey to get here. I want to thank each and every one of you for your unwavering support. You were there when I faced the toughest opponents, when I overcame the odds, and when I finally reached the pinnacle of this industry. But I also want to acknowledge my opponents, the men who pushed me to my limits. They are the reason this championship means so much to me. And I promise that I will be a fighting champion, defending this title with honor and respect. [Conner Threepwood hoists the championship belt high above his head, and the crowd's cheers reach a fever pitch.] Suddenly… Harlem Haynes jumps the guardrail and takes down Threepwood with a thunderous spear. He waits for Conner to get back to his feet then leaps through the air and drops him with a rock hard Superman Punch, aka The Harlem Handgrenade. Haynes grabs the GWC World Heavyweight Championship and stands over a down Threepwood raising it high in the air. He spits on Threepwood and drops the belt as he makes his way to the back to a series of boos from the crowd… Jim Lou Freebush: Well Peter, it looks like Harlem Haynes has arrived in OCW and he has his sights set on gold. Threepwoods gold to be specific. Peter Valentine: That’s how you make an entrance Jim! Set your sights on a target and make them pay! I dig your style Haynes. Jim Lou Freebush: Of course you do Peter, of course you do. Now it’s time for our main event of the evening folks. Let’s head to the ring… Entrance Music Disturbed - Down With The Sickness (Explicit) [Official Music Video] Entrance Music: Creedence Clearwater Revival: Fortunate Son Entrance Music: #epicmusic The Immortalist ( Secession Studios, Greg Dombrowski ) All three men make their way to the ring, along with Travis Century as the fans cheer… Entrance Music: Marilyn Manson - Man That You Fear - Antichrist Superstar (16/16) [HQ] The Dark Covenant slowly make their way down the aisle as the fans boo loudly… W/ VS W/ Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton & Texas Hangman W/Travis Century VS The Dark Covenant W/Deacon Darkhold Match Highlights: The match begins with intense action as the ring becomes a de-facto battleground, as both teams showcase their unique and brutal wrestling styles. The match reaches a chaotic peak, with all six competitors engaging in relentless brawling both inside and outside the ring, with several men busted open and bloodied. Just when it seems like one side might gain the upper hand, the arena darkens, and Deacon Darkhold summons four mysterious masked men dressed in all black to the ring. The masked assailants ruthlessly attack Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton, and Texas Hangman, leaving them incapacitated. The referee calls for the bell, declaring the match a no contest due to the interference. The crowd boos loudly as The Dark Covenant revels in their nefarious actions, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. The match is ruled a No Contest via referee stoppage The chaotic scene continues in the aftermath of the six-man tag match. Deacon Darkhold, Original Sinner, Babau, and Moroi, and the masked men stand over the fallen bodies of Animal Harker, Pepper Pelton, and the battered Texas Hangman, Darkhold flashes a sinister grin, a testament to the evil that reigns. Deacon Darkhold (sinisterly): You see, my disciples, mercy is for the weak. The Dark Covenant knows no bounds, and tonight, we prove our dominance. With cold, calculating precision, The Dark Covenant continues their brutal assault. They set up tables at ringside and, one by one, powerbomb both Animal Harker and Pepper Pelton through the unforgiving wood. The crowd gasps in horror at the destruction. Turning their attention to the barely conscious Texas Hangman, The Dark Covenant continue to show no remorse. They pummel him mercilessly, his face a crimson mask of blood. Deacon Darkhold, his eyes gleaming with malice, retrieves a sinister spike from beneath the ring. With a chilling calmness, Deacon Darkhold drives the spike into Texas Hangman's forehead, causing a gory explosion of blood. Hangman's body goes limp as he collapses to the mat. As the audience watches in horror, a rope suddenly descends from the rafters. The Dark Covenant hoists the now lifeless Texas Hangman upside down by his ankles, blood dripping down onto Deacon Darkhold's head and face as he stands beneath, triumphant and malevolent. The show closes with a close up of Darkholds face covered in Hangman's blood, as he stares intently into the camera.

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