moon_lit_tears Posted July 10, 2010 Share Posted July 10, 2010 I am curious who gets all the money. I demand a raise or I'm going on strike. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SeanMcG Posted July 12, 2010 Share Posted July 12, 2010 Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wrestling Century Posted July 12, 2010 Share Posted July 12, 2010 Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 12, 2010 Author Share Posted July 12, 2010 I am curious who gets all the money. I demand a raise or I'm going on strike. All will be revealed in due time. I have an idea on addressing that, actually.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moon_lit_tears Posted July 12, 2010 Share Posted July 12, 2010 All will be revealed in due time. I have an idea on addressing that, actually.... Being the only female in the league I demand special treatment. I want a wardrobe allowance. Clothes aren't cheap ya know? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Prophet Posted July 13, 2010 Share Posted July 13, 2010 GAMMA DIVISION: Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) GAMMA DIVISION: Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arrows Posted July 14, 2010 Share Posted July 14, 2010 Hooly crap I won a match. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Derek B Posted July 14, 2010 Share Posted July 14, 2010 Hooly crap I won a match. I knew you could do it! Anywho... Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Time to make sure I'm #1 in the overall rankings AND the predictions table. Woo woo woo, you know it! EDIT: ShadowedFlames, could you send me the link to Nuclear profile page... I can't seem to find it in my inbox even though I know it's in there somewhere. Thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
i effin rule Posted July 14, 2010 Share Posted July 14, 2010 Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
masterded Posted July 14, 2010 Share Posted July 14, 2010 Diamond (2-4, 12%) vs. Shawn Arrows (2-4, 15%) Tarik Nolan (4-2, 15%) vs. The British Warrior (4-2, 15%) Breaker (3-3, 15%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-3, 15%) Sean (3-3, 15%) vs. Johnny Triumph (2-4, 15%) SGRaaize (2-4, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (1-5, 15%) Robbie Maynard (5-1, 15%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (5-1, 15%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 14, 2010 Author Share Posted July 14, 2010 Season One, Week Seven Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 13, 2010, 7:10 a.m. local time Just another morning, like some 10,000 others he had lived through. Yet even through his darkest days—when his first fiancée had left him just before their wedding, or when his second perished in an explosion that he knew deep inside himself was meant for him—he never felt as much self-doubt as he did at the moment. As the undisputed last-place wrestler in The League's inaugural season, he could hear the whispers behind his back everywhere he went. He could see the doubt, the ridicule, and the scorn in the eyes of fans wherever he went. Not that he couldn't blame them, if he had to be honest with himself. He heard the same whispers in his own head. Face it, Will. You just don't have it anymore. You've already hit your peak; it's all downhill from here. You should have stayed retired. On instinct, he went through his normal morning routine, not really paying attention until he looked in the mirror, gazing at the reflection. He could see the weariness in the face, the withdrawn look in the eyes. It was as if he was staring into the face of someone who's already admitted defeat. And why not? One win in six tries; four matches out of the lead in the division with eight matches to go and three out of the wild card spot. It's all but over for me anyway; the least I can do is try to play the spoiler for the rest of the season. Face it; Templeton isn't about to slow down, Maynard's all but assured a spot no matter what, and I can't even beat anyone in my own division. Maybe I should.... Without waiting any longer, he picked up his cell phone and dialed ten numbers he had memorized when he was approached to join the League back in May. He knew the man on the other end would be up; he was an early riser too. Two rings became three before the line connected. "Mr. Prydor, to what do I owe the pleasure?" Will exhaled softly. "Sir, I think it's safe to say that given the results so far, I'm not at the caliber I used to be. I've become nothing more than a laughingstock, and that's something I know we both never wanted." "And that means what, exactly?" "It means that after this season, I'm done.There are plenty of technical wrestlers in The League as it is; every single one of them is faring better than I am. The fans can do far better than watching someone like me stink up the place." There was a pause on the other end of the line. "I've watched you for a few years now, Mr. Prydor. You're a self-described realist, someone who looks at what's in front of him and bases a decision off of that. Let me describe what things are looking like from my end. As it stands, I see a turnover of four wrestlers, including yourself. I know of at least two more who wish to join, putting us at ten for season two. If this is the sort of thing I can expect, The League is going to fold within the next year. I'm not one to take failure too well, as you know. I may need you to come back, abysmal performance or not." "Sir, with all due respect—" "Mr. Prydor, allow me to propose a counter-offer, if you will. After this season, I can grant you a conditional leave, with the understanding that if needed you may be drawn back into active competition at any time if we have an uneven number of wrestlers on the roster. In return, I'm offering a downside of $10,000 a month—half of what's currently set aside for you and every other worker each month in a high-yield account—and limited facilities to keep in shape should I need you. "You were there in the beginning, Mr. Prydor. I know you have faith in the system, despite your limited track record with it. I'm asking that you continue to have faith in me." There was a pause as Will thought it over. Ten grand a month was about what he was used to earning anyway, plus the interest kept on top of it. "And you're certain that your other business has no objection to this? I would think that if they caught wind of how much we make—" "My business is my own, Mr. Prydor." "Fair enough. I accept on one condition—drop the clause about the training facilities. I did better when I was on my home turf between shows. If I'm going to be held in reserve, I'd rather fall back on my tried-and-true habits." "Done. I'll have Terrance Warder send the necessary documents to your residence next week, since we'll be in Washington." "One last question, sir. I know a Terrance Warder who works on the local police force where I live. Any relation?" The man on the other end of the line chuckled. "A mere coincidence, Mr. Prydor, and nothing more. If that will be all...?" "Indeed. Thank you, sir." Will disconnected the call, his brow furrowed in thought. So, about four months, at $20,000 a month, plus interest...looking at about $82,500 for this bit of work once the season is over. Nice bit of change...and I'm sure that certain women can buy plenty of clothing with that much money. Now, if only I felt like I deserved it.... \___(^)___/ The figure stood in front of the window of his office, watching the sun rise over the horizon. He sighed, the ramifications of the phone call he had just finished hitting him. Prydor had been the first to sign, the first person to believe that this would be something special, and now he wanted out of it. The man firmly believed that it was just a low morale issue; that if Prydor had managed more than one win in six weeks this conversation may not have even happened. In a way, it saddened him. He'd seen Prydor in the past, was actually watching the show right after his fiancée died and he left more of himself in the ring than anybody ever expected. He could relate to the turmoil Prydor was feeling—he had dealt with it too, once upon a time. In fact, it had caused him to fall off the radar for a long time, which suited him just fine. He'd much rather profit than actively run the business, though exceptions could be made from time to time. A knock on the door interrupted this train of thought. "Sir, the board meeting starts in ten minutes in the conference room. I have your notes organized and typed up at my desk." "Thanks, Carol." The door closed behind him, and the man took one last look at the sun rising. The start of a new day, of new dreams, of new deals. Then, with a nod, he turned away; there was business to be done. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
masterded Posted July 16, 2010 Share Posted July 16, 2010 Due to this league I have started playing this game again for the first time in who knows how long. I forgot how fun it could be. I also forgot how frustrating it can be. Lucky for me so far my guy has got more of the 5%-20% pin or sub chance victories then loses. Plus the 3 or 4 times I have had someone hit me till I was in danger before I got one move on I somehow won. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 17, 2010 Author Share Posted July 17, 2010 Season One, Week Seven July 16, 2010 THE LEAGUE: WEEK SEVEN <object width="28" height="25"><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyxBiUbCP8E&hl=en_US&fs=1&rel=0&color1=0x006699&color2=0x54abd6" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="28" height="25"></object> Live from Montreal, Quebec! Bob Sinclair: The Bell Centre plays host to The League, as we reach the midpoint of the season! Good evening, everyone...Bob Sinclair, sitting at ringside as always with my broadcast partner, Frankie Garnett. Frankie, tonight’s card could not have been scheduled any better, as similar records are paired off against each other. What match do you have your eye on? Frankie Garnett: The same one that everyone else is focused on, Bob—Maynard and Templeton. The two big names in The League face off, and I cannot wait! Bob Sinclair: We’re not going to waste any time tonight with this action-packed card, let’s head to the ring for our first match of the night! GAMMA DIVISION: Shawn Arrows (2-4) vs. Diamond (2-4) Amelia Williams: Our first match of the evening is a Gamma Division match, set for one fall! Introducing first, from Raleigh, North Carolina, weighing 207 pounds...Shawn Arrows! Bob Sinclair: Arrows comes in off a much-needed win against Sean last week; tonight is another divisional match-up which he won back in the first week. Frankie Garnett: The question now, Bob, is “can Arrows make it two in a row and remain in the Gamma Division race?” Diamond’s music hits, bringing some of the crowd to their feet as she emerges, a look of pure vitriol on her face. Amelia Williams: His opponent, from Aberdeen, Scotland, weighing 132 pounds...Diamond! Bob Sinclair: I don’t anyone was as surprised as Johnny Trumph last week when he lost to Diamond in an area Triumph’s real popular in, Frankie. Frankie Garnett: Well, she’s a bit of an underdog again tonight, Bob, let’s see if she can make it twice in a row to where she comes from behind. Diamond hit the [radio edit] Slap Diamond hit the Punch Shawn Arrows slipped out of the Side Headlock Takedown. Shawn Arrows hit the Arm Drag Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond from behind. Shawn Arrows hit the Dropkick Shawn Arrows hit the Seated Back Kick Shawn Arrows applied the Surfboard Shawn Arrows hit the Corkscrew Legdrop Shawn Arrows hit the Seated Dropkick Shawn Arrows used the La Magistral Cradle The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out! Shawn Arrows hit the Spinning Head Scissors Shawn Arrows hit the Seated Dropkick Shawn Arrows used the Stalk Grounded Enemy Diamond blocked the Super Shot DDT. Frankie Garnett: Arrows already trying to put Diamond away; he knows that if he lets her get some space and momentum going, he’s going to be in a world of trouble! Shawn Arrows hit the Side Spinning Kick Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows hit the Flying Double Footed Stomp Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond. Shawn Arrows hit the Sunset Flip Bomb The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Diamond counters by fighting back. Diamond hit the European Uppercut Diamond hit the Face Stepping Diamond hit the Half Senton Diamond hit the Face Rub Diamond hit the Seated Dropkick Diamond used the La Magistral Cradle The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out! The Running Dropkick was countered into a Dropkick. Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond. Shawn Arrows hit the Face Plant Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Shawn Arrows hit the Sunset Flip Bomb The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Bob Sinclair: Succession of near-falls here, each wrestler looking for perhaps a surprise finish. Frankie Garnett: Hey, it’s been known to happen this season. It’s certainly possible. Shawn Arrows hit the High Knee Shawn Arrows looks sharp, he knows that the match has swung in his favour. Shawn Arrows hit the Slingshot Moonsault The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! The Sunset Flip Bomb was countered into a Punch. Shawn Arrows moved and the Dropkick To Knee missed! Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Diamond shook the ropes to stop the Flying Body Press. Diamond throws Shawn Arrows off the top rope. Diamond hit the Rolling Senton Shawn Arrows broke the La Magistral Cradle. Shawn Arrows hit the Spinning Head Scissors Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond. Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! The Running Dropkick was countered into a Legsweep Snap Pinfall. The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out! Bob Sinclair: And again a series of near-falls; these two are determined to catch the other one napping! Frankie Garnett: By my count, Bob, there have been seven pin attempts this match. I would not be surprised to see fifteen or more by the time we’re done. Diamond hit the Face Plant Diamond hit the Spinning Head Scissors Shawn Arrows moved and the Standing Moonsault missed! Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows hit the Flying Elbow Drop Diamond moved and the Slingshot Moonsault missed! Shawn Arrows counters by fighting back. Shawn Arrows hit the Running Dropkick Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond from behind. Diamond blocked the Sleeper Hold Neckbreaker. Shawn Arrows hit the Running Hot Shot Shawn Arrows gets into the ring. Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows waits as Diamond stands. Shawn Arrows hit the Top Rope Diving Rana Diamond rushed the Stalk Grounded Enemy. Diamond takes a moment to rub her sore neck, apparently in pain. Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Diamond used the Arabian Press The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Diamond climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows shook the ropes to stop the Top Rope Diving Rana. Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows hit the Superplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Shawn Arrows hit the Top Rope Diving Rana Diamond counters by fighting back. Shawn Arrows moved and the Jawjacker missed! Shawn Arrows hit the Super Shot DDT Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond. Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows hit the Moonsault Press The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Frankie Garnett: Ok, maybe I was low on that guess of fifteen... Bob Sinclair: You can’t get too much more back and forth; multiple near-falls are the story of the match so far! Shawn Arrows hit the Running Dropkick Diamond rushed the Stalk Grounded Enemy. Arrows saw it coming, and ducked the Hell Fire Kick! Shawn Arrows hit the Sunset Flip Bomb The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Shawn Arrows looks sharp, he knows that the match has swung in his favour. Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Diamond broke the Sunset Flip Bomb. Diamond hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Arrows saw it coming, and ducked the Hell Fire Kick! The Super Shot DDT was countered into a Women's Spear. Shawn Arrows moved and the Charging Basement Dropkick missed! Shawn Arrows hit the Running Dropkick Diamond moved and the Slingshot Moonsault missed! Diamond used the Arabian Press The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! The Backflip Kick was countered into a Legsweep Snap Pinfall. The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out! Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Diamond rushed the Stalk Grounded Enemy. The Rana Pinfall was countered into a Punch. Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Frankie Garnett: I’m revising my guess to thirty, Bob. That last one makes seventeen so far. Bob Sinclair: Seriously, WHY are you counting? Frankie Garnett: Well, with so many pin attempts, it just seemed right! Shawn Arrows hit the Running Dropkick The Standing Moonsault was countered into a Legsweep Kick. Diamond used the Arabian Press The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! The Springboard Rana was countered into a Dropkick. Diamond counters by fighting back. And Arrows's jaw just got jacked up! The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Diamond climbs the turnbuckles. Diamond hit the Missile Dropkick Diamond hit the Slingshot Legdrop Diamond has to stop momentarily, her neck clearly in agony. The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Diamond has to stop momentarily, her neck clearly in agony. Diamond hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! And Arrows's jaw just got jacked up! The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Frankie Garnett: Five more attempts by Diamond, all in the span of about a minute, and all to no avail. It almost has to be instinct at this point that keeps Arrows’ shoulders from staying on the mat. Bob Sinclair: This crowd is deafening, Frankie, with “No!” shouts echoing after each attempt! Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Shawn Arrows moved and the Charging Basement Dropkick missed! Diamond counters by fighting back. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Diamond has to stop momentarily, her neck clearly in agony. Arrows saw it coming, and ducked the Hell Fire Kick! Diamond blocked the Rana Pinfall. Diamond broke the Sunset Flip Bomb. Shawn Arrows moved and the Jawjacker missed! Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Diamond counters by reversing on Shawn Arrows. Diamond hit the High Backdrop Diamond picks up Shawn Arrows from behind. Diamond hit the Lung Blower Shawn Arrows rushed the Top Rope Point. The Super Shot DDT was countered into a Women's Spear. Diamond hit the Slingshot Legdrop The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Diamond hit the Springboard Rana Diamond used the Top Rope Point Forget the Beatles, this is a Diamond in the Sky! The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... Kick Out At The Last Second! Frankie Garnett: Is that three? I think that was three, Bob! Bob Sinclair: No, it’s only a two, and a really long two at that! Diamond is looking at Arrows, as if to say “what else do I have to do?!” Frankie Garnett: Keep on him, is what you have to do! You’re letting him recover! Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Hell Fire Kick! Shawn Arrows moved and the Arabian Press missed! Shawn Arrows hit the Kneeling Kick Rush Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond from behind. Shawn Arrows hit the Swinging Rope Blast Diamond is busted open. Frankie Garnett: Arrows successfully doing what Triumph couldn’t last week! Bob Sinclair: And now Diamond has to be real careful. Too much blood loss and the ref will stop the match. Frankie Garnett: You know, I’d forgotten about that rule here in Canada. Shawn Arrows hit the Super Shot DDT Shawn Arrows picks up Diamond from behind. Shawn Arrows hit the Sleeper Hold Neckbreaker Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Shawn Arrows hit the Flying Headbutt The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Diamond blocked the Super Shot DDT. Shawn Arrows hit the Face Plant Shawn Arrows hit the Side Spinning Kick Shawn Arrows looks sharp, he knows that the match has swung in his favour. Shawn Arrows hit the Sunset Flip Bomb The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Shawn Arrows climbs the turnbuckles. Diamond rushed the Top Rope Diving Rana. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Shawn Arrows blocked the Super Rana. Shawn Arrows blocked the Super Rana. This is the second block in a row, and Shawn Arrows takes control. Shawn Arrows hit the Suicide-A-Plex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Shawn Arrows hit the Rana Pinfall The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... 3! Frankie Garnett: And on the twenty-eighth pin attempt, we finally have a winner! Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, at a time of 26:20...Shawn Arrows! Frankie Garnett: I don’t know how Arrows managed to hold on that long, but he’s beaten Diamond in what is one hell of a way to kick off the show tonight! Bob Sinclair: You also have to wonder about the condition of Diamond’s neck, Frankie. She got dropped on it more times than I care to count, and as she hobbles backstage you have to wonder if this beating is going to affect her chances next week in Washington. Frankie Garnett: Ah, she’ll be fine. Give her a couple of pints and she’ll be ready to go again. Tarik Nolan (4-2) vs. The British Warrior (4-2) ”Regulate” hits the speakers, signaling the arrival of the first man in the match tonight. Amelia Williams: Our next bout is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Shreveport, Louisiana, weighing 292 pounds...Tarik Nolan! Bob Sinclair: Nolan didn’t fare so well last week against Nuclear Templeton, but he’s still firmly in the chase for the Beta Division lead. Frankie Garnett: And because he is out here, it means I’m going to be bored to tears. Joy. Amelia Williams: His opponent, from the United Kingdom, weighing 243 pounds...The British Warrior! Bob Sinclair: Warrior was absolutely dissected last week by Robbie Maynard, but much like Nolan he finds himself in the thick of his division’s lead. Frankie Garnett: And after tonight’s event, he may be in the lead if Templeton can’t follow through! Tarik Nolan hit the Punch Tarik Nolan hit the Eye Gouge Tarik Nolan hit the Headbutt The British Warrior moved and the Stomp missed! The British Warrior hit the Open Handed Slap The British Warrior applied the Front Facelock The British Warrior hit the Punch The British Warrior hit the Open Handed Slap A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The British Warrior hit the Running Clothesline The British Warrior hit the Elbow Drop On Knee Tarik Nolan moved and the Stomp missed! Tarik Nolan hit the Eye Gouge Tarik Nolan hit the Punch Tarik Nolan hit the Toss To Corner The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Corner Ten Punch. The British Warrior hit the Kick To Thigh The British Warrior applied the Front Facelock The British Warrior hit the Punch Tarik Nolan took the blow, but just shrugs it off and goes on the attack. Bob Sinclair: It looks like Nolan’s had enough, Frankie. Frankie Garnett: Well, if you got punched in the face so often you’d have enough too! Tarik Nolan hit the European Uppercut Tarik Nolan hit the Face Stepping Tarik Nolan hit the Mounted Punch Flurry The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Headbutt To Groin. Tarik Nolan moved and the Kick To Thigh missed! The British Warrior blocked the Face Plant. The Front Slam was countered into a Open Handed Slap. The Dropkick To Knee was countered into a Shooter Takedown. Tarik Nolan hit the Headbutt To Groin The British Warrior rushed the Power Taunt. The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Diving DDT Tarik Nolan moved and the Splash missed! The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Mounted Punch Flurry. The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. Tarik Nolan counters by fighting back. The British Warrior blocked the Face Plant. Tarik Nolan hit the Front Slam Tarik Nolan hit the Mounted Punch Flurry Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Press Powerslam The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Bob Sinclair: Near-fall there, as Nolan has begun to press the advantage over his smaller opponent. Frankie Garnett: Did you see Warrior bounce when he hit the mat?! That had to be a good eight or nine inches off the ground! The Axe Kick was countered into a Kick To Knee. Tarik Nolan counters by fighting back. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. Tarik Nolan hit the Corner Clothesline Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior from behind. The British Warrior slipped out of the Regulator. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. The Pain Train was countered into a Kick To Knee. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior climbs down off the top rope. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Corner Stomp Flurry Tarik Nolan climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior recovers and stands up. Tarik Nolan hit the Flying Double Axe Handle Tarik Nolan climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior recovers and stands up. Tarik Nolan climbs down off the top rope. Frankie Garnett: Yeah, good move there, Nolan. Big guys like yourself are not meant to fly! Bob Sinclair: That just leaves one to wonder what sort of plan Nolan has in mind as he closes in on Warrior. The Pump Kick was countered into a Single Leg Trip. The British Warrior picks up Tarik Nolan. Tarik Nolan broke the Hammerlock Kick. The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Press Powerslam. The British Warrior whips Tarik Nolan into the ropes. The British Warrior hit the Strong Knife Edge Chop Tarik Nolan moved and the Dropkick To Knee missed! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The British Warrior blocked the Press Powerslam. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. Tarik Nolan hit the Pain Train Tarik Nolan hit the Seated Knuckle Punches Tarik Nolan used the Slit Throat Motion Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. The British Warrior blocked the Press Powerslam. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. The Pain Train was countered into a Thrust Kick. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The Splash was countered into a Low Blow With Cradle. The referee is furious at that breach of the rules. Frankie Garnett: Nolan has been hitting Warrior with everything but the kitchen sink, it looks like! Bob Sinclair: Given Warrior’s track record, though, I think he’s just biding his time, waiting on the right moment to strike back. Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. The British Warrior blocked the Tree Of Woe Stomp Flurry. The British Warrior moved and the Pain Train missed! The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle Tarik Nolan counters by fighting back. Tarik Nolan hit the Press Powerslam The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Press Powerslam. Tarik Nolan counters by fighting back. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. The British Warrior rushed the Corner Stomp Flurry. Tarik Nolan moved and the Strong Knife Edge Chop missed! The Pump Kick was countered into a Dropkick To Knee. Tarik Nolan blocked the Hammerlock Kick. Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. The referee gets accidentally knocked down and out. Frankie Garnett: And let there be carnage! The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Tree Of Woe Stomp Flurry. The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior climbs down off the top rope. The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. The British Warrior rushed the Powerslam. The British Warrior hit the Strong Knife Edge Chop The Thrust Kick was countered into a Shooter Takedown. Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Pump Kick Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior from behind. Tarik Nolan hits the Regulator! It's the beginning of the end.... The British Warrior is angry! The tables are about to be turned! Frankie Garnett: The ref is still down and Warrior looks rather ticked off, Bob! Bob Sinclair: Indeed, Frankie...is this the wake up call Warrior needed? The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Strong Knife Edge Chop The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle Tarik Nolan blocked the Hammerlock Kick. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle The referee recovers and takes charge of the match again. The British Warrior whips Tarik Nolan into the ropes. The British Warrior hit the Thrust Kick Tarik Nolan blocked the Figure Four Leglock. The British Warrior picks up Tarik Nolan from behind. Tarik Nolan moved and the Dropkick To Knee missed! Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. Tarik Nolan hit the Corner Clothesline Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Pump Kick The British Warrior slipped out of the Seated Knuckle Punches. The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior takes a moment to rub his sore neck, apparently in pain. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. The British Warrior blocked the Spinebuster. The Spear was countered into a Dropkick To Knee. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior climbs down off the top rope. The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior climbs down off the top rope. Bob Sinclair: How odd. Guess Warrior hasn’t had his workout yet today. Frankie Garnett: Meh, blame Canada. The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The Thrust Kick was countered into a Shooter Takedown. Tarik Nolan takes a moment to rub his sore neck, apparently in pain. Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior from behind. Tarik Nolan whips The British Warrior to the corner. Tarik Nolan hit the Tree Of Woe Stomp Flurry Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior from behind. The British Warrior slipped out of the Regulator. Tarik Nolan broke the Hammerlock Kick. Tarik Nolan hit the Pump Kick Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior from behind. Tarik Nolan climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior shook the ropes to stop the Flying Double Axe Handle. Tarik Nolan counters by kicking The British Warrior away. Tarik Nolan climbs down off the top rope. The Axe Kick was countered into a Dropkick. The British Warrior picks up Tarik Nolan. The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The Thrust Kick was countered into a Shooter Takedown. The British Warrior slipped out the back of the Headbutt To Groin. The British Warrior hit the Kick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee Tarik Nolan blocked the Diving DDT. The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Kick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Strong Knife Edge Chop The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior hit the Flying Double Axe Handle The British Warrior climbs the turnbuckles. The British Warrior takes a moment to rub his sore neck, apparently in pain. The British Warrior climbs down off the top rope. Bob Sinclair: Warrior’s neck obviously hurting him here, and another impact from the top probably would hurt hm more than Nolan. Smart move to change his mind. Frankie Garnett: Fact remains is that he’s got the advantage, he needs to press it! The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Kick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Strong Knife Edge Chop The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior applied the Hammerlock The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior is in total control of this match at the moment, and knows it. The British Warrior hit the Kick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee The British Warrior hit the Hammerlock Kick The British Warrior hit the Dropkick To Knee Tarik Nolan counters by reversing on The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Pump Kick The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Bob Sinclair: Warrior has dominated the last five or six minutes, and yet Nolan almost pulled one out there! Frankie Garnett: Warrior’s getting careless, Bob. It’s going to cost him. Tarik Nolan hit the Front Slam Tarik Nolan hit the Seated Knuckle Punches The referee was not happy with that move. Tarik Nolan picks up The British Warrior. Tarik Nolan hit the Press Powerslam The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... 3! Frankie Garnett: Called it. Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, at a time of thirty-two minutes even...Tarik Nolan! Bob Sinclair: Nolan with a brave effort, and that’s going to put pressure on Maynard to win if he wants to keep his outright lead in the division. Frankie Garnett: I cannot believe that Warrior had that much of an advantage after waking up from the Regulator, and yet couldn’t put it away! That just solidifies my belief that Templeton’s got the Alpha Division won already! Breaker (3-3) vs Maxx Skabb (3-3) Amelia Williams: Our next match is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, weighing 251 pounds...Breaker! Bob Sinclair: Breaker needs a win here to keep up with Tarik Nolan and Robbie Maynard, and keep his playoff hopes alive. Frankie Garnett: P...Playoffs? Already? Are you nuts, we’re not supposed to talk about the playoffs until week 10! Bob Sinclair: That’s not what I heard. Disturbed’s “The Night” hits, as the opponent walks out with a crazed sneer on his face. Amelia Williams: His opponent, from the Orange County Correctional Facility, weighing 291 pounds...Maxx Skabb! Bob Sinclair: This is a good chance for Skabb to overtake Warrior in the Alpha Division, Frankie. Frankie Garnett: I don’t see it happening. Skabb’s too one-dimensional in his offense; Breaker’s going to make quick work out of him. Bob Sinclair: ...I’m not about to ask why you’re so certain. I know that tone of voice. Breaker hit the Punch Breaker hit the Bell Clap The Jab Punch was countered into a Throat Thrust. Maxx Skabb hit the Knee Pull Breaker counters by fighting back. Breaker hit the Eye Gouge The referee warns that that was illegal. Breaker hit the Punch Breaker hit the Elbow Strike Breaker hit the Bell Clap Breaker hit the Eye Gouge The referee warns that that was illegal. Breaker hit the Jab Punch Breaker hit the Elbow Strike Breaker hit the Bell Clap Breaker hit the Mongolian Chop Frankie Garnett: What did I tell you, Bob? One-sided. Bob Sinclair: Amazingly one-sided; I don’t think we’ve seen such domination in a match. Maxx Skabb blocked the DDT. The High Knee was countered into a Flapjack. Maxx Skabb hit the Face Stepping The referee warns that that was illegal. Maxx Skabb hit the Face Rub The Mounted Punch Flurry was countered into a Low Blow. The referee is furious at that breach of the rules. Breaker hit the Mounted Punch Flurry Breaker hit the Snap Driving Elbow Breaker hit the Splash Breaker picks up Maxx Skabb. Maxx Skabb blocked the Small Package. Breaker hit the Face Plant Maxx Skabb blocked the Dream Breaker. Breaker hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Breaker hit the High Knee Breaker is in total control of this match at the moment, and knows it. Maxx Skabb rushed the Slit Throat Motion. The Shoulder Tackle was countered into a Face Plant. Dream Breaker! Maxx Skabb is in a world of trouble! The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... 3! Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, in five minutes and ten seconds: Breaker! Frankie Garnett: I didn’t think it was going to be THAT clear. Good grief! Bob Sinclair: Breaker impressive in a dominant victory tonight, keeping him in the hunt! GAMMA DIVISION: Sean (3-3) vs Johnny Triumph (2-4) Bob Sinclair: Our other divisional match is up next, and it brings with it an interesting twist, Frankie. Frankie Garnett: Yeah, if Triumph pulls out the win tonight, whoever ends up leading the division will have a losing record of 3-4. I think we can officially name it the weakest division, Bob. Bob Sinclair: In any event, let’s go to the ring to get us underway! Amelia Williams: Our next contest is a Gamma Division bout, scheduled for one fall! Coming down the aisle, from Charlotte, North Carolina, weighing 230 pounds...Sean! Bob Sinclair: Sean comes in holding the Gamma Division lead, but only by a thread with practically everyone else in the division right on his heels. Frankie Garnett: I still say this is the weakest division in The League. Can we change its’ name to the Scrub League or something? Amelia Williams: His opponent, from Des Moines, Iowa, weighing 228 pounds...Johnny Triumph! Bob Sinclair: After last week, I think it’s no surprise that Triumph is determined to bounce back from the loss he suffered to Diamond. Frankie Garnett: He picked the right week to do it, too; a win here gives him a share of the Gamma Division lead. Johnny Triumph applied the Front Facelock The Slap To Chest was countered into a Punch. Sean hit the Forearm Blow Sean applied the Front Facelock Sean hit the Forearm Strike Sean hit the Punch Sean hit the Eye Gouge Sean applied the Front Facelock Sean hit the Punch Sean hit the Forearm Blow Sean hit the Eye Gouge The referee warns that that was illegal. Sean hit the Forearm Strike Johnny Triumph slipped out of the Belly To Belly Suplex. Johnny Triumph hit the Single Leg Trip Johnny Triumph applied the Arm Bar Johnny Triumph hit the Stomp Johnny Triumph applied the Rear Chinlock The Knee Pull was countered into a Legsweep Kick. Sean applied the Single Leg Grapevine Sean picks up Johnny Triumph. Sean hit the Vertical Suplex Sean hit the Legdrop To Groin The referee warns that that was illegal. Frankie Garnett: You know, for someone who is angry at their last match, Triumph isn’t impressing me so far tonight. Bob Sinclair: Like your approval means anything to them, Frankie. Frankie Garnett: ...That was uncalled for... Johnny Triumph counters by fighting back. Johnny Triumph applied the Front Facelock Johnny Triumph hit the Slap To Chest Johnny Triumph hit the Punch Johnny Triumph hit the Elbow Strike Johnny Triumph hit the Slap To Chest Sean blocked the Hammerlock Kick. The Vertical Suplex was countered into a Dropkick. Sean picks up Johnny Triumph. Sean hit the Belly To Belly Suplex Johnny Triumph slipped out the back of the Modified Figure Four Leglock. Johnny Triumph hit the Neckbreaker Sean slipped out of the Single Leg Grapevine. The Slingshot Suplex was countered into a Slap To Chest. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Johnny Triumph hit the Triple Forearm Blow A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Sean counters by fighting back. Johnny Triumph blocked the Capture Suplex. Johnny Triumph slipped out of the Small Package. Johnny Triumph hit the Forearm Strike Flurry Johnny Triumph applied the Single Leg Grapevine Sean counters by fighting back. Sean hit the Head And Arm Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Bob Sinclair: Triumph showing heart here; that head and arm suplex has ruined careers. Frankie Garnett: I’d rather ruin my career than have a legdrop to the groin ruin my-- Bob Sinclair: FAMILY SHOW, Frankie.... Johnny Triumph blocked the Capture Suplex. The Small Package was countered into a Eye Gouge. The referee warns that that was illegal. Johnny Triumph hit the Hammerlock Kick Sean blocked the Running Hot Shot. Sean blocked the Wheel Barrow Suplex. This is the second block in a row, and Sean takes control. Sean hit the Slingshot Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Johnny Triumph broke the Capture Suplex. The Slingshot Suplex was countered into a Forearm Blow. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Sean hit the Slingshot Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Sean whips Johnny Triumph to the corner. Sean hit the Tree Of Woe Stomp Flurry Johnny Triumph slipped out the back of the Modified Figure Four Leglock. Johnny Triumph whips Sean to the corner. The Tree Of Woe Dropkick was countered into a Legsweep Kick. Sean picks up Johnny Triumph from behind. Sean hit the Dropkick To Knee Sean climbs the turnbuckles. Sean hit the Flying Body Press The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... 3! Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, at a time of eleven minutes, twenty seconds...Sean! Frankie Garnett: So we have a winning record in the division. Joy. Bob, I need to use the men’s room. I’ll be right back. Bob Sinclair: Wait, what? We still have two matches yet! Frankie Garnett: I know; I’ll be back for the main event. Trust me! Frankie drops his headset and can be seen leaving the announcers’ table. Bob Sinclair: Of all the unprofessional things I’ve seen in my career... SGRaaize (2-4) vs The Phoenix (1-5) Amelia Williams: Our next contest is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Portugal, weighing 231 pounds...SGRaaize! Bob Sinclair: This is a must-win for both men. Raaize needs this to save any hope of a playoff run, Phoenix needs this to gain any sort of momentum. Normally “The Instinct” would be on the speakers at this time, except that this week the man who uses that as a theme has decided to come out to no music, perhaps in a bid to change his fortunes. Amelia Williams: His opponent, from the End of Nowhere, weighing 367 pounds...The Phoenix! Bob Sinclair: Rumors have been circulating that Phoenix may be leaving after this season; having heard no official word from his camp it’s simply rumor and nothing else. SGRaaize hit the Knife Edge Chop SGRaaize applied the Front Facelock SGRaaize hit the Single Leg Trip The Phoenix blocked the Arm Bar. SGRaaize hit the Face Stepping SGRaaize hit the Elbow Drop On Knee SGRaaize applied the Arm Bar SGRaaize hit the Face Stepping The referee warns that that was illegal. SGRaaize hit the Knee Pull The Phoenix slipped out of the Single Leg Grapevine. The Phoenix hit the Punch The Phoenix hit the Forearm Strike The Phoenix hit the Elbow Strike The Phoenix applied the Front Facelock The Phoenix hit the Single Leg Trip The Phoenix applied the Rear Chinlock The Phoenix hit the Elbow Drop On Knee The Phoenix applied the Western Spinning Toe Hold The Phoenix applied the American Figure Four Leglock The Phoenix applied the Single Leg Boston Crab The Phoenix hit the Rear Crossface Blows SGRaaize slipped out of the Eternal Requiem. Bob Sinclair: Despite not having used it at all this season, Raaize sensed that Phoenix’s finishing hold was coming and wisely got out of it. The Triple Forearm Blow was countered into a Elbow Strike. The Phoenix hit the Slingshot Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! The Phoenix climbs the turnbuckles. The Phoenix hit the Flying Double Axe Handle SGRaaize slipped out the back of the Eternal Requiem. The Phoenix slipped out the back of the Reverse DDT Neckbreaker. SGRaaize counters by reversing on The Phoenix. SGRaaize hit the Corner Clothesline The Triple Forearm Blow was countered into a Elbow Strike. The Phoenix hit the Slingshot Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! The Phoenix hit the Vertical Suplex The Phoenix is in total control of this match at the moment, and knows it. The Phoenix is struggling, trying to...yes! He has the Eternal Requiem locked in! The referee checks the submission... It seems to be locked in! Will This Be It? It's Still Locked In! The referee has called for the bell! Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, at five minutes and fifty seconds...The Phoenix! Bob Sinclair: Phoenix desperately needed that win to salvage anything out of this season; Raaize may have a hard tme getting out of the hole he’s now in. Frankie Garnett: Oh, good, back in time for the main event and I missed the big waste of space. That works. Bob Sinclair: Why do I bother...? Nuclear Templeton (5-1) vs. Robbie Maynard (5-1) <object width="28" height="25"><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="28" height="25"></object> Billy Idol's "Shock to the System" hits, signifying that it is now main event time as the first man in the match comes down the aisle. Amelia Williams: This is our featured contest, scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Atlantic City, New Jersey, weighing 278 pounds...Nuclear Templeton! Bob Sinclair: Templeton comes in with a bit of breathing room—he’s guaranteed to walk out of Montreal with the Alpha Division lead regardless of the match result. Frankie Garnett: But you know he’s just aching to get that little bit of cushion in the standings, and make it that much harder for the others to catch up! Amelia Williams: His opponent, coming down the aisle...from Liverpool, England, weighing 251 pounds...Robbie Maynard! Bob Sinclair: A win allows Maynard to keep the outright Beta Division lead; a loss puts him equal with Tarik Nolan in terms of record. Frankie Garnett: I still say Maynard’s going all the way this season, Bob. Robbie Maynard hit the Open Handed Slap Robbie Maynard hit the Eye Gouge Robbie Maynard applied the Front Facelock Robbie Maynard hit the Knife Edge Chop Robbie Maynard hit the Kick To Gut Robbie Maynard hit the Punch Robbie Maynard hit the Open Handed Slap Robbie Maynard hit the Forearm Blow Robbie Maynard applied the Front Facelock Robbie Maynard hit the Knife Edge Chop Robbie Maynard hit the Punch Nuclear Templeton moved and the Dropkick To Knee missed! Nuclear Templeton hit the Punch Nuclear Templeton hit the Side Headlock Takedown A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Robbie Maynard recovers and stands up. Nuclear Templeton applied the Side Headlock Nuclear Templeton hit the Punch Nuclear Templeton hit the Kick To Gut Nuclear Templeton hit the Toss To Corner Robbie Maynard slipped out the back of the Corner Ten Punch. Robbie Maynard hit the Low Blow The referee is furious at that breach of the rules. Bob Sinclair: Templeton tried to get some offense in but Maynard stops it with a questionable blow, Frankie! Frankie Garnett: Ref didn’t DQ him, let them wrestle. Good call! Robbie Maynard applied the Single Leg Grapevine Robbie Maynard hit the Legdrop To Groin Robbie Maynard hit the Headbutt To Groin Nuclear Templeton rushed the Spirit Roar. Nuclear Templeton hit the Kick To Gut Robbie Maynard moved and the Headbutt missed! Robbie Maynard hit the Dropkick To Knee Nuclear Templeton broke the Merseyside Maul by reaching the ropes. Robbie Maynard hit the Head And Arm Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Nuclear Templeton slipped out of the Merseyside Maul. Nuclear Templeton hit the Punch Nuclear Templeton applied the Arm Wringer Nuclear Templeton applied the Front Facelock Nuclear Templeton hit the DDT Nuclear Templeton hit the Headbutt To Groin The referee was not happy with that move. Robbie Maynard slipped out the back of the Mounted Punch Flurry. Nuclear Templeton slipped out of the Back Suplex. Nuclear Templeton hit the Charging Forearm Robbie Maynard counters by fighting back. Robbie Maynard hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! Frankie Garnett: Maynard looking to steal one here, Bob. Bob Sinclair: Nothing happening on that occasion; both men are still fresh at this point. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Robbie Maynard hit the Capture Suplex Nuclear Templeton slipped out of the Stop the Ferry. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The Vertical Suplex was countered into a Eye Gouge. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Robbie Maynard hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Robbie Maynard hit the Capture Suplex Nuclear Templeton rushed the Spirit Roar. Nuclear Templeton hit the Discus Clothesline Robbie Maynard slipped out the back of the Rear Naked Punch Flurry. Robbie Maynard climbs the turnbuckles. Robbie Maynard hit the Flying Clothesline The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! It's gotta be over, Robbie Maynard hits the Merseyside Maul! The referee checks the submission... It seems to be locked in! Will This Be It? A short struggle ends with the escape! Bob Sinclair: How did Templeton manage to get free? It looked like Maynard had it locked in tight! Frankie Garnett: Power, Bob. Nuclear just powered his way out of the submission finisher. I may have to change my pick for champion now.... Nuclear Templeton broke the Head And Arm Suplex. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The Vertical Suplex was countered into a Forearm Blow. Nuclear Templeton blocked the Capture Suplex. Robbie Maynard hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out Just After Two! Nuclear Templeton blocked the Merseyside Maul. Nuclear Templeton broke the Capture Suplex. Nuclear Templeton hit the Forearm Strike Flurry Robbie Maynard blocked the Headbutt To Groin. Nuclear Templeton picks up Robbie Maynard. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. The Small Package was countered into a Eye Gouge. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Robbie Maynard hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! Kick Out Just Before The Two! Robbie Maynard climbs the turnbuckles. Nuclear Templeton moved and the Flying Body Press missed! Nuclear Templeton picks up Robbie Maynard. Nuclear Templeton hit the Three Point Stance Robbie Maynard slipped out of the Headbutt To Groin. Robbie Maynard hit the Head And Arm Suplex The referee begins the count... 1! 2! Kick Out! A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. A stalemate happens as neither competitor can take the advantage. Nuclear Templeton broke the Capture Suplex. Nuclear Templeton hit the Small Package The referee begins the count... 1! 2! This Could Be It! The referee's hand starts coming down... 3! Frankie Garnett: What the--? Amelia Williams: Here is your winner, at a time of 13:40...Nuclear Templeton! Bob Sinclair: Maynard has gotten into the face of the official and is giving him an earful! Frankie Garnett: Maynard seems to think it was only a two count, Bob! He looks ready to explode on someone! The ref turns away from Maynard, having heard enough, but Robbie is having none of it, dragging the ref into the Merseyside Maul! The ref’s screams of pain can easily be heard on camera, and that’s enough to draw Templeton back to the ring to break up the carnage. Maynard sees it coming, though, and sidesteps a Power Surge attempt, a dark look coming over his face as Templeton turns around and walks into what appears to be an Armageddon Lariat! Both the official and Templeton are down and out on the mat, as Maynard stares at them both with unmasked anger. And it is on that shot that the program ends. SHOW SUMMARY 1. Shawn Arrows (3-4) def. Diamond (2-5) via pinfall (Rana Pinfall) * Time of Match: 26:20 * Match Rating: A* * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 62% * This is the Match of the Night. Diamond joins Johnny Triumph and Maxx Skabb with three appearances in the match of the night so far this season. * All told, a total of 27 failed pin attempts were made, with the 28th one yielding the win. * Diamond had 0% head and 24% body health, plus low blood loss, at the end of the match. 2. Tarik Noln (4-3) def. The British Warrior (4-3) via pinfall (Press Slam) * Time of Match: 32:00 * Match Rating: B+ * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 46% * This is officially the longest official League match held to date. 3. Breaker (4-3) def. Maxx Skabb (3-4) via pinfall (Dream Breaker) * Time of Match: 5:10 * Match Rating: D * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 81% (again, that is not a typo) 4. Sean (4-3) def. Johnny Triumph (2-5) via pinfall (Flying Body Press) * Time of Match: 11:20 * Match Rating: C * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 58% 5. The Phoenix (2-5) def. SGRaaize (2-5) via submission (Eternal Requiem) * Time of Match: 5:50 * Match Rating: F * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 61% 6. Nuclear Templeton (6-1) def. Robbie Maynard (5-2) via pinfall (Small Package) * Time of Match: 13:40 * Match Rating: B * Winner’s Offensive Percentage: 40% WEB PAGES UPDATED AS OF 10:12 PM EDT, JULY 16. If you think you see a mistake, PM me and I'll look into it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 17, 2010 Author Share Posted July 17, 2010 Season One, Week Eight July 17, 2010 http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/ae344/ShadowedFlames/GDS%20League%20Stuff/BeyondRingsideBanner.jpg Hello, everyone, and welcome to a special mid-season edition of Beyond Ringside! It's been seven weeks since the start of The League, and tonight we're going to cover the highlights, the low points, and everything in between. There's a lot to get through, so the sooner we get started, the better! Note that for this week, the layout of the column will be slightly different, due to the recaps. The First Half: By Wrestler Breaker: Breaker's enjoyed a bit of success against this technical-heavy roster, coming in with wins over technicians SGRaaize and The Phoenix, but having lost to three other technical workers in Robbie Maynard, Johnny Triumph, and The British Warrior. Nothing to write home about in terms of performance; as he comes in the middle of the pack performance-wise. In a tough Beta Division, he may be on the short end of the stick when the playoffs roll around, especially if he contines to approach his training in a lackadaisical manner, according to my sources. Current Record: 4-3, Third Place in Beta Division Season Highlight: Week One victory over SGRaaize (B-, 11:20) Season Low Point: Week Four loss to The British Warrior (F, 7:00) Diamond: The high-flying female from Scotland has had a rocky first half, though she has two wins over current powerhouses The British Warrior and Johnny Triumph. Right now, her main saving grace is that she's in the Gamma Division and is thus still in the hunt for the playoffs given how tight the divisional race is. Of all twelve competitors, she seems the most at ease in the air, which is fitting given her small size. Current Record: 2-5, Last Place in Gamma Division Season Highlight: Week Six victory over Johnny Triumph (First Blood, A*, 23:00) Season Low Point: Week One loss to Shawn Arrows (Hardcore, F, 6:20) Johnny Triumph: The most entertaining member of the roster despite his heelish attitude, Triumph enters the second half with the highest average match rating among the twelve competitors and is tied for the most Matches of the Night with Maxx Skabb (three). Slow start, but the Gamma Division race is tight enough that he's still in the hunt. In my opinion, he's the best technical wrestler despite his losing record, and will only improve with time. Current Record: 2-5, Third Place in Gamma Division Season Highlight: Week Four victory over Diamond (A*, 23:20) Season Low Point: Week Seven loss to Sean (C, 11:20) Maxx Skabb: Skabb has been hit-and-miss all season, and really needs to focus if he wants to make a run at the playoffs. He reaches the halfway point as arguably the most balanced wrestler of the group, but that has yet to turn into solid wins for the former inmate. Current Record: 3-4, Third Place in Alpha Division Season Highlight: Week Two victory over Sean (A*, 26:00) Season Low Point: Week Four loss to Robbie Maynard (F, 4:30) Nuclear Templeton: He’s the only person at 6-1 coming into the second half of the season. He’s been outpowering most everyone he comes across, and his simplified moveset takes no prisoners when the bell rings. He’s all but assured a playoff berth at this point. Current Record: 6-1, First Place in Alpha Division Season Highlight: Week Seven victory over Robbie Maynard (B, 13:40) Season Low Point: Week Three loss to The British Warrior (C, 17;20) Robbie Maynard: The former “Mr. Perfect” comes in having lost two of his last three. His seemingly invincible aura has gone by the wayside, but he still hangs on to the Beta Division lead for the moment. A likely candidate for the playoffs this season. Current Record: 5-2, First Place in Beta Division Season Highlight: Week Three victory over Diamond (B-, 11:10) Season Low Point: Week Five loss to Sean (B, 11:00) Sean: Currently leading the rather abmysal Gamma Division, Sean was truly first noticed when he won the cage match in Week Five to dethrone the previously undefeated Robbie Maynard. With the only winning record in Gamma Division, it’s hard to say whether he can hold on until the playoffs. Current Record: 4-3, First Place in Gamma Division Season Highlight: Week Five victory over Robbie Maynard (B, 11:00) Season Low Point: Week Three loss to SGRaaize (E, 5:10) SGRaaize: The Portugese native has had little luck, struggling in the Beta Division. Playoff advancement seems unlikely; will be lucky to get to an even record on the season. Current Record: 2-5, Last Place in Gamma Division Season Highlight: Week Five victory over Shawn Arrows (D, 6:40) Season Low Point: Week Seven loss to The Phoenix (F, 5:50) Shawn Arrows: A surprising second in the Gamma Division, Arrows may yet have a chance to sneak into the playoffs. It’s not going to be as a wild card, naturally, but being one match behind Sean in the division could be the key that turns things around for him. Current Record: 3-4, Second Place in Gamma Division Season Highlight: Week Seven victory over Diamond (A*, 26:20) Season Low Point: Week Three loss to Tarik Nolan (F, 9:30) Tarik Nolan: The second-place man in the Beta Division, Nolan is tied for the top record in the division and is easily in contention to take the top spot. Whether he can stay on form, or take advantage of a careless mistake, remains to be seen. Current Record: 5-2, Second Place in Beta Division Season Highlight: Week Five victory over Johnny triumph (A*, 15:30) Season Low Point: Week One loss to Robbie Maynard (F, 9:40) The British Warrior: We're seven weeks into the season, and my sources have not even been able to get close to Warrior's camp to figure out the secret to his success. In the thick of the Alpha Division hunt, it's hard to predict where he will go from here; many people name him as a surprise in the first half standings. Current Record: 4-3, Second Place in Alpha Division Season Highlight: Week Five victory over The Phoenix (C+, 17:00) Season Low Point: Week Two loss to Diamond (F, 9:00) The Phoenix: I'm not alone when I say that I'm rather disappointed in Phoenix's performance over the first half. He co-holds the worst record in the League, and barring a miracle isn't going to present much of a threat in the second half. He may be able to link moves together, but he needs to be on the attack to do that in the first place. I predict a long, frustrating second half of the season for him. Current Record: 2-5, Last Place in Alpha Division Season Highlight: Week Two victory over Johnny Triumph (C+, 15:10) Season Low Point: Week One loss to The British Warrior (F, 9:50) The First Half: Matches of the Night Note that only these currently are in the running for Match of the Season honors. The next seven matches of the Night will also be in the running for the end-of-season award. Week One: Nuclear Templeton (1) def. Maxx Skabb (1): 19:40, B- Week Two: Maxx Skabb (2) def. Sean (1): 26:00, A* Week Three: Maxx Skabb (3) def. The Phoenix (1): 20:40, B Week Four: Johnny Triumph (1) def. Diamond (1): 23:20, A* Week Five: Tarik Nolan (1) def. Johnny Triumph (2): 15:30, A* Week Six: Diamond (2) def. Johnny Triumph (3): 23:00, A* Week Seven: Shawn Arrows (1) def. Diamond (3): 26:20, A* The First Half: By The Numbers Match Time: Min. 4:30, Average 12:37, Max 32:00 Average Match Rating: 4.50 (C+) Average Winner's Offense: 54.31% Average Winner's Change in Popularity: Increase of 2.415 Average Loser's Change in Popularity: Loss of 0.703 The First Half: Tori's Awards These will resemble the planned end-of-season awards that The League will be handing out. Entertainer of the First Half: Johnny Triumph, easily. He has over a full grade over the next competitor, Diamond (7.29 for Triumph, 5.71 for Diamond). Upset of the First Half: I don't think anyone would begrudge me this one—Diamond's upset of Johnny Triumph in his home region, in a First Blood match during week six. Match of the First Half: Shawn Arrows over Diamond in week seven has to be the most I’ve enjoyed watching a match all season. Tori's Projected Final Standings Someone asked last week; this week I'll deliver. What follows is my take on how the season will end, taking everything done during the last seven weeks into account. ALPHA DIVISION z-1. Nuclear Templeton: 11-3 2. Maxx Skabb: 8-6 3. The British Warrior: 7-7 4. The Phoenix: 5-9 BETA DIVISION y-1. Robbie Maynard: 10-4 x-2. Tarik Nolan: 10-4 3. Breaker: 8-6 4. SGRaaize: 3-11 In this scenario, Maynard has tie-breaker on head-to-head results. GAMMA DIVISION y-1. Sean: 6-8 2. Johnny Triumph: 6-8 3. Diamond: 5-9 4. Shawn Arrows: 4-10 Again, head to head breaks the tie. x-Clinched playoff spot y-Clinched division title z-Clinched top seed PLAYOFFS: --Opening Round-- Nuclear Templeton (#1 seed) def. Tarik Nolan (#4 seed), 2 falls to 1. Robbie Maynard (#2 seed) def. Sean (#3 seed), 2 falls to 0. --Consolation Match-- Tarik Nolan (#4) def. Sean (#3), 2 falls to 1. --Championship Match-- Robbie Maynard (#2) def. Nuclear Templeton (#1), 2 falls to 1. NEWS AND NOTES Popularity after Week Seven—Quebec, Canada 1. Shawn Arrows: 15 -> 23.8993 2. Tarik Nolan: 15 -> 21.6720 3. British Warrior: 15 -> 18.9280 4. Nuclear Templeton: 15 -> 18.4623 5. Sean: 15 -> 17.2833 6. Diamond: 12 -> 17.2673 7. Breaker: 15 -> 16.6435 8. Robbie Maynard: 15 -> 15.7357 9. The Phoenix: 15 -> 14.4392 10. Johnny Triumph: 15 -> 14.1020 11. Maxx Skabb: 15 -> 13.3232 12. SGRaaize: 15 -> 11.3108 Prediction Central No one got a perfect score last week—in fact, three seemed to be the average, with only one person getting above that. Thus, congrats to Mr. SeanMcG who walked away from last week with four points and a share of second place. By the skin of her teeth, Miss moon_lit_tears continues to hold the lead, though she does not gain any ground on second place this week. PREDICTION STANDINGS AFTER WEEK SEVEN: 1. moon_lit_tears: 26 points (tie) 2. Derek_b, SeanMcG: 25 points 4. Tori Montgomery: 23 points 5. Prophet: 22 points 6. I effin rule: 20 points 7. masterded: 14 points 8. Wrestling Century: 7 points 9. MichiganHero: 6 points 10. Zeel1: 4 points We’re back in the U.S. this week, as we invade the Mall in Washington, DC. This is a rather unique venue to air from, as attendance is expected to exceed over 55,000 spectators. As the majority of the wrestlers have some sort of recognition in the Mid-Atlantic area, it seemed only fitting to head to the nation’s capital for our next event. With that said... PREDICTIONS FOR WEEK SEVEN: Washington, DC (Mid-Atlantic US) (American style crowd, Sports Entertainment style match) BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) This should be a cakewalk for Maynard, who takes his frustrations out on Raaize after last week’s shenanigans. Tori’s Prediction: Robbie Maynard, via submission (Merseyside Maul), 8:40, D BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) This could be a lot closer than people think. I’m calling an upset here. Tori’s Prediction: Breaker, via pinall (Dream Breaker), 17:20, B Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Phoenix will be wrestling less than 80 miles from his home. Then again, Diamond’s beaten these odds before. Toss-up, but in this case I have to take the technical wrestler in a straight-up match. Tori’s Prediction: The Phoenix, via submission (Eternal Requiem), 16:00, C Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) People may not use the term “upset” for this one, but it qualifies under League guidelines. Templeton wins going away. Tori’s Prediction: Nuclear Templeton, via pinfall (Armageddon Lariat), 9:00, C+ Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Now that Arrows has gotten into his groove, I think he pulls out a hard-fought win here against the much larger opponent. Tori’s Prediction: Shawn Arrows, via pinfall (Arrow-Shot DDT), 14:50, B- Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) I expect the fans to be fired up over this one. I’m also expecting this to be a toss-up as well. Tori’s Prediction: Sean, via submission (Modified Figure Four), 24:20, A* We return to Canada for the final time this season next week, when this column will resume its’ normal duties. Until then, this is Tori Montgomery...so long from ringside! ***QUICK PICK SHEET: WEEK EIGHT*** BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) TRAINING PM'S DUE BY 8:00 P.M. EDT ON JULY 22 / 1:00 A.M. BST ON JULY 23 PREDICTIONS DUE BY 8:00 P.M. EDT ON JULY 23 / 1:00 A.M. BST ON JULY 24 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moon_lit_tears Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 Time to make sure I'm #1 in the overall rankings AND the predictions table. Woo woo woo, you know it! 1. moon_lit_tears: 26 points (tie) 2. Derek_b, SeanMcG: 25 points 4. Tori Montgomery: 23 points 5. Prophet: 22 points 6. I effin rule: 20 points 7. masterded: 14 points 8. Wrestling Century: 7 points 9. MichiganHero: 6 points 10. Zeel1: 4 points Hahahahahahah No such luck Mr B. BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
masterded Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) This will be the week Triumph starts his accent to the top of the GAMMA division which he will take in the final week where he will need a Sean lost and a win for himself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 17, 2010 Author Share Posted July 17, 2010 Due to this league I have started playing this game again for the first time in who knows how long. I forgot how fun it could be. I also forgot how frustrating it can be. Lucky for me so far my guy has got more of the 5%-20% pin or sub chance victories then loses. Plus the 3 or 4 times I have had someone hit me till I was in danger before I got one move on I somehow won. I keep meaning to really work on a solo-player RTL game myself, if only for something else to do besides stare at spreadsheets during the week leading up to the show. Then again, I might wait until the off-season to start a game. Not sure yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SGRaaize Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 Dayuuuuuuuumn, I suck LOL Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Derek B Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 1. moon_lit_tears: 26 points (tie) 2. Derek_b, SeanMcG: 25 points 4. Tori Montgomery: 23 points 5. Prophet: 22 points 6. I effin rule: 20 points 7. masterded: 14 points 8. Wrestling Century: 7 points 9. MichiganHero: 6 points 10. Zeel1: 4 points Hahahahahahah No such luck Mr B. Seems YOU didn't know it... this time!! BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SeanMcG Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) I think that's is surprising that I'm just 1 off the leaders in the prediction contest, despite missing a week Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShadowedFlames Posted July 17, 2010 Author Share Posted July 17, 2010 I think that's is surprising that I'm just 1 off the leaders in the prediction contest, despite missing a week With only six matches a week, as long as you can make up a point or two a week you can get right back in it (especially with 7 weeks to go). Hoping to get a full complement of 16 people in for next season, eight matches a week will make for a little more of a challenge, and I may include bonus points for guessing the grades correctly next season. Still debating if I want to add that to my list of new features for season 2. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moon_lit_tears Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 With only six matches a week, as long as you can make up a point or two a week you can get right back in it (especially with 7 weeks to go). Hoping to get a full complement of 16 people in for next season, eight matches a week will make for a little more of a challenge, and I may include bonus points for guessing the grades correctly next season. Still debating if I want to add that to my list of new features for season 2. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I have a hard enough time choosing winners, don't make it harder on me. I can't win matches so I atleast need to stay ahead in predictions. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Prophet Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 Man, Maxx seems to be the absolute definition of feast or famine. 3 matches of the night, 3 losses in under 6 minutes ... I'm the love child of Bret Hart and the Brooklyn Brawler! BETA DIVISION: Robbie Maynard (5-2, 15%) vs. SGRaaize (2-5. 15%) BETA DIVISION: Tarik Nolan (5-2, 18%) vs. Breaker (4-3, 15%) Diamond (2-5, 15%) vs. The Phoenix (2-5, 24%) Johnny Triumph (2-5, 21%) vs. Nuclear Templeton (6-1, 18%) Shawn Arrows (3-4, 24%) vs. Maxx Skabb (3-4, 18%) Sean (4-3, 24%) vs. The British Warrior (4-3, 24%) Probably should've picked Arrows. Considering my streak, I'm gonna trip during my entrance, knock myself out on the steps, and lose in 12 seconds. (Gotta count for time to move my big tookus away from the ropes. ) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
masterded Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 Looks at the picks going on right now and knows desperation is needed. Free Steroids for anyone who picks Triumph. Clean Needles for all so no fear of Hepatitis C. I just realized I have established that in my mind that Triumph has Hepatitis C from sharing needles. Hep C can live outside the body for at least 4 hours. Triumph was in first blood match with Diamond. I think someone is going to need to be tested. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moon_lit_tears Posted July 17, 2010 Share Posted July 17, 2010 Looks at the picks going on right now and knows desperation is needed. Free Steroids for anyone who picks Triumph. Clean Needles for all so no fear of Hepatitis C. I just realized I have established that in my mind that Triumph has Hepatitis C from sharing needles. Hep C can live outside the body for at least 4 hours. Triumph was in first blood match with Diamond. I think someone is going to need to be tested. I was clean before that match buddy. If I have Hep C now it's all your fault. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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