[- SWF -]: "The Incessant Need for Supremacy"

ampulator · July 19, 2010

It goes without saying Eisen, that I think what you did with your John Greed diary was exceptional. Your presentation is outstanding. Your storyline delivery epic. I am glad you've jumped over to SWF, because being a bit of a Cornellverse noob it allows me very easily and succinctly to get into your characters and your feuds from the get-go. Not only that, but writers like yourself and BigPapa42 are enormous inspirations for people like me trying to piece together the CV.

This has the potential to be CV Diary of the Year.

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!

I can condense that for you: it's because he's Eisen-verse, and he's AWESOME.

Eisen-verse · July 22, 2010

Random ‘Supreme Superstar’ Review…

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Jack Bruce

2010 Win/Loss Record:

0-0

US Popularity:

A

Current Momentum:

A*

Gimmick:

‘Rock Star’

Gimmick Momentum:

A

Finisher/Signature Move(s):

“New York Minute” [Leg hook lifting reverse STO]

Currently Feuding with:

Eric Eisen and Rich Money

Synopsis:

Take a moment to think about the coolest person that you know. He’s gathers a crowd by just showing up, instantly controls everyone’s attention despite seeming as if he doesn’t really ‘care’ about it (a sign of someone whose, supposedly, ‘cool’), and always seems to get the girl regardless of said girls marital status. He’s calm in the face of danger, confident while facing uncertainty, and shockingly comfortable when thrown into a high-pressure situations. Can you envision him; the coolest person you know? In the SWF, and the entire wrestling world for that matter, this is Jack Bruce.

A true ‘larger-than-life’ persona, Bruce is one of the handful of Supreme Superstars who actually garners a super-hero-like aura around him. Not in the sense that he actually holds himself as a crime-fighting fiend wearing tight spandex and hiding in the darkness; but rather, in the ‘untouchable’ perspective where it seems like he’s truly peerless (even when across from someone else that most consider to be an “Icon”).

Sporting his trademark blue bandana, and matching open collared blue army-cut shirt, Bruce is often likened to a reformed 80’s hair-medal rock star. He’s gritty, innately sexual, and always looking to ‘push the boundaries’ of what’s deemed acceptable; in a sense, he’s a true ‘Rock Star’ in name and practice. Whether it’s riding his Harley down the hallway of a local hotel or it’s wildly celebrating within the SWF masses (heavily drinking with co-eds at every turn), Jack Bruce is, easily, the MOST ‘Larger-than-life’ persona in ALL of Pro Wrestling history.

A true ‘Rock Legend’… without ever releasing a CD.

"Jack Bruce; Man Under Pressure" Storyline

:

http://www.greydogsoftware.com/cornellverse/column_manunderpressure.html

Supreme TV Prediction Guide:

Angry Gilmore vs. Enforcer Roberts
Big Smack Scott, Frederique Antonio Garcia, Everest, and Paul Huntingdon vs. Captain Atomic, Jungle Lord, Lobster Warrior, and Robbie Retro
Valiant & Jack Giedroyc © vs. The Amazing Bumfholes
Greg Black vs. Remo
Jack Bruce vs. Rich Money

I am only two segments away from being able full-heartingly release the results for this project’s first Supreme TV broadcast. With that said, I’m still pushing for a release at some point this weekend. The earliest = Late Friday night. The latest = Sunday afternoon. So, I guess, you can expect to see it sometime this weekend overall. I’m excited to get this out there!

angeldelayette · July 22, 2010

Another great profile, E-V. They really help enhance things and bring us into your world.

Astil · July 22, 2010

Hmmm... an interesting take on the Man Under Pressure. Not terrible. I do like the official one better, however.

tristram · July 22, 2010

Random ‘Supreme Superstar’ Review…

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Jack Bruce

2010 Win/Loss Record:
0-0

US Popularity:
A

Current Momentum:
A*

Gimmick:
‘Rock Star’

Gimmick Momentum:
A

Finisher/Signature Move(s):
“New York Minute” [Leg hook lifting reverse STO]

Currently Feuding with:
Eric Eisen and Rich Money

Synopsis:
Take a moment to think about the coolest person that you know. He’s gathers a crowd by just showing up, instantly controls everyone’s attention despite seeming as if he doesn’t really ‘care’ about it (a sign of someone whose, supposedly, ‘cool’), and always seems to get the girl regardless of said girls marital status. He’s calm in the face of danger, confident while facing uncertainty, and shockingly comfortable when thrown into a high-pressure situations. Can you envision him; the coolest person you know? In the SWF, and the entire wrestling world for that matter, this is Jack Bruce.

A true ‘larger-than-life’ persona, Bruce is one of the handful of Supreme Superstars who actually garners a super-hero-like aura around him. Not in the sense that he actually holds himself as a crime-fighting fiend wearing tight spandex and hiding in the darkness; but rather, in the ‘untouchable’ perspective where it seems like he’s truly peerless (even when across from someone else that most consider to be an “Icon”).

Sporting his trademark blue bandana, and matching open collared blue army-cut shirt, Bruce is often likened to a reformed 80’s hair-medal rock star. He’s gritty, innately sexual, and always looking to ‘push the boundaries’ of what’s deemed acceptable; in a sense, he’s a true ‘Rock Star’ in name and practice. Whether it’s riding his Harley down the hallway of a local hotel or it’s wildly celebrating within the SWF masses (heavily drinking with co-eds at every turn), Jack Bruce is, easily, the MOST ‘Larger-than-life’ persona in ALL of Pro Wrestling history.

A true ‘Rock Legend’… without ever releasing a CD.

"Jack Bruce; Man Under Pressure" Storyline
:
Sensing that Jack Bruce was quickly becoming a Demi-GOD to those who follow the SWF, Richard Eisen found himself entangled in an overwhelming state of jealous rage. It was HE who started the SWF, and put in decades worth of work to round out it's development, BUT someone like Jack Bruce was still reaping all of the benefits of his 'hard-work'. Feeling as if HE should be adored just as Bruce is, growing tired of years of being labeled as 'The Devil', Mr. Eisen informed the, then, SWF Champion that his title reign would be a 'pressure-packed scenario'; proclaiming that, whenever Jack Bruce were to lose.... Someone would be fired.

Days, weeks, and months went by with Jack Bruce carrying the entire flock of SWF employees on his back; Every loss inspiring a dreaded firing from all over the board. Referees, Announcers, Supreme Superstars, no one was safe. In the end, during the tenure of his last championship run, 10 people were fired due to a range of losses (some legit and some in dubious forms). In a sense, There was MUCH pressure placed on Bruce's shoulders as he knew, and everyone knew, that his entire reign would be marred by inevitable losses (non-title matches counting in this fold) which would bring on unstoppable firings.

Mr. Eisen felt that such a scenario would eventually force Jack Bruce down an unfavorable road, making most come to despise the SWF Champion as they feel their lives were in his hands; however, funny enough, it actually brought everyone closer to Bruce; placing even more grandeur on his public persona as he was literally 'fighting for EVERYONE in the SWF'.

In the end, Jack Bruce's final loss came in December when he fell victim to the manipulative ways of the new, and current, SWF Champion; Eric Eisen. At that point, Richard Eisen made his final judgment; relaying that longtime announcer, and all-around beloved figure, Peter Michaels would be removed from the company due to Bruce's loss. The company mourned, Jack felt the sting of being the 'top draw', and Richard Eisen found a sense of sadistic humor in seeing the beloved Bruce fall victim to the very pressure he placed upon him.

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Dude.... DUUUUDDDEEE... DUUUUDDDDDDDDEEE.... You simply MUST have Jack Bruce release an official CD. Hulk is to Hulk Hogan and the Wrestling Boot Band as Jack Bruce is to...?

Eisen-verse · July 22, 2010

Another great profile, E-V. They really help enhance things and bring us into your world.

Thank you, Angel.

I've come to really enjoy these random supreme superstar reviews as it helps me to better cement these characters instead of waiting until the show results. So, while it started off as something rather simple; it's turned into something great for me as a writer (plus as you said, for the reader)!

Hmmm... an interesting take on the Man Under Pressure. Not terrible. I do like the official one better, however.

I honestly didn't know there was an 'official' story as I haven't found one in the game. That said, the version I have is one that I thought long and hard with. Overall, It felt like a great storyline that would catipult Bruce to the most popular person in the company (as he is when you start the game).

Dude.... DUUUUDDDEEE... DUUUUDDDDDDDDEEE.... You simply MUST have Jack Bruce release an official CD. Hulk is to Hulk Hogan and the Wrestling Boot Band as Jack Bruce is to...?

Ha! That would be hilarious. There's a possibility that this may come to pass somewhere down the road; however, not until a scenario were to unfold. (One that I don't want to let out quite yet.) So, maybe.... just maybe.

funkyzafara · July 22, 2010

http://www.greydogsoftware.com/cornellverse/column_manunderpressure.html

Here it is.

Eisen-verse · July 22, 2010

http://www.greydogsoftware.com/cornellverse/column_manunderpressure.html

Here it is.

After reading the official 'Under Pressure' storyline, I've decided to go forward with that instead of my own creation. Why? It's more realistic to the actual Cornellverse. At first, I was hesitant; however, I'm becoming a huge fan of what was created previously for the angle (as it tells the story as to HOW Eric Eisen cheated his way into the SWF Championship). With that said, I edited the above post where I had Jack Bruce's supreme superstar review to reflect the change!

Thank you to those who brought the real storyline to my attention! It's much appreciated as it makes this project even more 'realistic' (if you can say that about a fictional world).

totti · July 22, 2010

Angry Gilmore vs. Enforcer Roberts

I really like Roberts, but I can't look past Gilmore here.

Big Smack Scott, Frederique Antonio Garcia, Everest, and Paul Huntingdon vs. Captain Atomic, Jungle Lord, Lobster Warrior, and Robbie Retro

What a crazy match! Gotta go with Jungle Lord and Lobster Warrior.

Valiant & Jack Giedroyc © vs. The Amazing Bumfholes

I don't see a need to change them as Champions especially after they haven't held the belts that long.

Greg Black vs. Remo

Remo is one of my favourites and although Black has impressive stats, Remo is the man to move forward here.

Jack Bruce vs. Rich Money

Have to agree with the masses here and say this is a draw probably setting up an epic three way dance at the PPV.

It's been one hell of an incredible backstory so far mate. The writing is brilliant and I really can't wait for the first show.

Eisen-verse · July 22, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="totti" data-cite="totti" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Angry Gilmore vs. Enforcer Roberts I really like Roberts, but I can't look past Gilmore here. Big Smack Scott, Frederique Antonio Garcia, Everest, and Paul Huntingdon vs. Captain Atomic, Jungle Lord, Lobster Warrior, and Robbie Retro What a crazy match! Gotta go with Jungle Lord and Lobster Warrior. Valiant & Jack Giedroyc ©ÿÿÿ vs. The Amazing Bumfholes I don't see a need to change them as Champions especially after they haven't held the belts that long. Greg Black vs. Remo Remo is one of my favourites and although Black has impressive stats, Remo is the man to move forward here. Jack Bruce vs. Rich Money Have to agree with the masses here and say this is a draw probably setting up an epic three way dance at the PPV. It's been one hell of an incredible backstory so far mate. The writing is brilliant and I really can't wait for the first show.</div></blockquote> Thank you, totti! It's been a lot of fun to write thus far! The first show is starting to come to a rounded end so I'm thinking it will be up this weekend. With the SWF I want to make sure it's as great as possible. All in all, it's awesome to know you're on board. cheers. E-V

Eisen-verse · July 23, 2010

<div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Logos/SWF1.jpg Supreme Wrestling Federation || SupremeTV Tuesday, 1st Week of January 2010 Episode No: 1 Episode Title: "Chaos in Light..."</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/EricEisen-1.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/JackBruce-1.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/RichMoney.jpg Eric Eisen ©, Jack Bruce, and Rich Money … A Heated Argument …</div> [supreme TV opens in a unique fashion as the typical grand entertainment segment, filled with an immense amount of pyro and glitz, is replaced with a shaky camera view of an unknown backstage hallway of the “Clover Field” arena in Dallas, Texas. With every heavy-footed step, the camera man makes it almost impossible to follow what’s truly happening; generating a sense of motion-sickness for some with weak stomachs all together as the unsettling sound of hazardous commotion resonates in the background.] [Now, with the camera man at a standstill, breathing rather heavily due to the sudden need for on the job physical endurance, we are presented with the vision of three SWF stand-outs on the verge of a chaotic brawl. SWF Champion Eric Eisen, potential contender Rich Money, and former and current potential contender Jack Bruce all stand a matter of a few feet from each other; forming a tense triangle of collective hatred for one another as they’re separated by endless mounds of company security guards.] [While no one appears to be overtly aggressive at this point, There’s a general thought that ANYTHING could happen at ANY given point. Realistically, All it would take was one more wayward verbal onslaught in which to ignite round II of their aggressively coiled existence.] Eric Eisen: Do you think I’m afraid of either of you? Honestly? [Demeaning laughter is heard from Eric] I’m an Eisen; that gives me free-range to do whatever the HELL I want. Jack Bruce: No one is denying that, Eric. We all know that you’ll whine, b*tch, and moan your way to the top; that’s no secret. Eric Eisen: So funny, Jack. [Pretends to laugh; again, in a demeaning fashion.] You’re telling jokes now but, from what I remember, you weren’t laughing when I ripped the SWF Championship from your lifeless hands last month. [Eric smirks in his typical smug manner as Jack Bruce quickly responds with a chuckle of his own; laughing at the notion that Eric ‘ripped the title’ from him last month. In reality, Eric cheated his way in which to manipulate the situation; culminating a half-year-long storyline drenched in mystery with a shocking post-match assault/impromptu match of his own. None the less, with such controversy circulating around the way Eisen came away with the belt, it‘s understandable for Jack Bruce to feel as if he was, somewhat, cheated out of HIS strap.] Jack Bruce: Always with the bull-sh*t, huh, Eric? [Chuckles to himself; in disbelief as it pertains to Eric’s reality-bending view point on life] I’m not worried. After tonight, I’ll be one step closer to regaining MY Championship title… Whether you like it or not! Rich Money: Is that right? [Money turns his attention to Jack Bruce] A thousand dollars says that doesn’t happen. [Jack turns his attention back toward Money; still carrying the same vibrant, larger-than-life, persona from one ‘enemy’ to the next.] Jack Bruce: Two thousand dollars says to shut the hell up… [The crowd within the ringside area pop’s like crazy for Jack’s defiant tone; anticipating a ‘powder-keg’ of a main event between Money and Bruce at this point.] Rich Money: So much anger… [Rich responds in a rather ‘coy’ manner; smirking in the process. Meanwhile, Eric Eisen appears to be losing interest in their three-way verbal assault. His mannerisms reek of a self-absorbed punk looking to subdue the anxious need to continually be the center of attention; instantly jumping back into the conversation in a smarky fashion.] Eric Eisen: Blah… Blah… Blah… [Pauses] You two can b*tch at each other all you want but the truth of the matter is this; I’m the SWF Champion and there’s nothing that either of you can do about it. [Eric playfully smirks; knowing he’s practically untouchable due to his last name. Meanwhile, neither of his ‘enemies’ seem to take the statement lightly.] Rich Money: Care to wager a bet on that? [Rich drops his head down slightly; raising his right eyebrow in a stereotypical coy manner. Meanwhile, Eric Eisen simply scoffs in return; not feeling the ‘pinch’ in the slightest.] Jack Bruce: Nothing I can do about that? [Laughs] Look who grew some b*lls while he was out injured. [Jack continues to chuckle; staring in Eric’s direction the entire time.] You may have found a way to get by me the first time, Chief; but, I promise it won’t happen again. [Pauses one last time; sporting an arrogant grin] 2 weeks without the SWF Championship has been long enough. Drop the lights, crank up the tunes, and get ready for the ‘party of a life-time’… as The second I bring that shiny piece of heaven back to the ‘Band-mates’, drinks are on me! Eric Eisen: We’ll just see about that… [With that, the tense opening segment of Supreme TV comes to a cataclysmic ending! Three men, intertwined in a heated rivalry, appear to be ascending to a ‘boiling point’ here tonight as Money and Bruce square off to see who will challenge Eric Eisen for the SWF Championship at “When Hell Freezes Over” (in 2 weeks).] [As the segment comes to a close, We all bare witness to the sight of these there men literally being escorted in different directions; SWF security doing their best to ensure that tonight’s main event happens without a hitch. All in all, as tension continues to rise, there’s an overall feeling that tonight’s main event will truly be a chaotic one.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: B+</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: Tonight’s main event is really a ‘pick your poison’ scenario for Eric Eisen. Which man would you rather face at “When Hell Freezes Over”? Rich Money or Jack Bruce? Both men have what it takes to make Eric’s title reign a short one; if you ask me. Ana Garcia: Well, Eric did pin Rich Money last month to win the SWF Championship, so, he may be single him out this month? Duane Fry: The funny thing is, I’m not so sure he could defeat Rich Money again; though. Last month was somewhat of a fluke. Well, not so much as a fluke as a blatant act of cheating. Ana Garcia: No matter who it is, It’s going to be a tough road for “The Supremacist”. I expect tonight’s main event to be shrouded in controversy as Eisen looks to manipulate the scenario to his liking. Duane Fry: It’s bound to happen… <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/AngryGilmore.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/VS/SWF2.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/EnforcerRoberts.jpg Angry Gilmore vs. Enforcer Roberts Singles Match</div> There is a general sense of ‘coldness’ to the opening match of the night as two men, joined in their masterful understanding of the technical craft of ‘Mat Wrestling’, square off in a hotly-contested match-up; dripping with subtle ‘heat’. Their stares, from across the ring, appear to carry a hefty sense of disdain; both men feeling as if they have the rightful claim as THE best in-ring competitor this company currently has; however, only one of them will be able to ‘cash in‘ on such a status.. All in all, as the sold-out Clover Field Arena buzzes with a feeling of grand anticipation, the atmosphere circulating around the ringside generates a strong blanket of high expectations. Their altercation starts off rather aggressive in tone; neither man showing any signs of ‘waiting’ this one out. Instead of slowly gaining a personal ‘scouting report’ from their opponent, both competitors are seen intensely waging a slightly stiff battle straight out of the gate. While this isn’t that uncommon to a typical Supreme TV match-up, The technical prowess that is used is somewhat unique as these two are true masters at their approach. With no time, Suplexes are utilized, strong submission attempts are forged, and a number of borderline successful pinfall attempts make their rounds. More or less, their match-up carries a ‘I need this win; and I need it now” kind of mentality to it. As the match continues to climb in length, a general ‘openness’ continues to develop between Roberts and Gilmore; neither man really breaking away from the pack what so ever. Just as it looks like one is in control, The other is able to manipulate the outcome of a certain maneuver; spinning the collective fortunes back in their favor. Simply, from a pure wrestling fan standpoint, these two carry out their best representation of a truly ‘balanced’ scenario; both coming across like are particularly deadly. With this in mind, there’s a subtle understanding forming with the viewer that either man could walk away with the win; all it would take was a bone-headed mistake, or a seizure of the moment, in which to bring a final bell toll. All in all, with that notion in mind, that’s exactly what comes to pass… As Enforcer Roberts attempts to lock in a standing cross-face chicken-wing, Angry Gilmore is seen breaking the hold with a simple back elbow to the side of the Enforcer’s head. The strike, while quite small, is packed with the trademark orneriness of one, Angry Gilmore, so as you can expect, it subdues his opponent rather quickly. With time, however, Gilmore is unable to fend off Roberts maneuver; ultimately falling victim to a lock-solid cross-face chicken-wing a matter of 30 seconds later. With the Enforcer swinging Gilmore’s body around, attempting to apply more pressure in the process, all appears to be on the verge of an end. That is until Gilmore is seen quickly running his feet up a nearby turnbuckle; desperately trying to break-free from his opponents submission hold. He pushes off the top rope… Slightly flips over Enforcer Robert’s right shoulder; however, the Enforcer does not break the submission hold; a fact that forces them both to land kind of awkward on the canvas below. With the submission hold still locked in, Gilmore’s body is seen tangled over the top of Roberts; in a sense, executing a unique bridge-like maneuver in the process. Within a matter of a few seconds, unable to break free from the move he had administered to start with, Enforcer Roberts ends up with his shoulders pinned firmly to the mat for a standard 3 count from SWF referee, Darren Smith. Upon this, The sold-out Clover Field Arena crowd erupts into a slightly above-average pop for the Canadian-born technition; showering him with a level of respect only shown to those who are deemed as ‘actual wrestlers’ versus ‘pure entertainers’. Through all of this, you would think that Angry Gilmore would have lost the match due to his continual ornery demeanor; stomping his way out of the ring as he appears to be unhappy about something. Meanwhile, Enforcer Roberts follows in his footsteps as well; p*ssed at himself for allowing such a victory to be pulled from his grasp. More or less, despite win or loss, both men don’t really appear to be all that thrilled with the outcome (something that COULD be seen as shocking as it pertains to Gilmore; since he won; however, not THAT shocking to those who really know ‘Angry’ Gilmore. He’s unhappy 100% of the time; regardless of any outcome). <div style="text-align:center;">Angry Gilmore defeats Enforcer Roberts in 12:22 via an awkward roll-up within a cross-face chicken-wing submission by Enforcer Roberts. Grade: B-</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: What a finish! It looked like Roberts was on the ‘fast-track’ to dream street when all of a sudden; BAM… Gilmore used his own move as a bridge-like maneuver. Wow!! Ana Garcia: Something tells me that these two haven’t seen the last of each other. Call it a hunch; but it’s pretty obvious that nothing was solved here tonight. Duane Fry: I’m sure there won’t be many who are unhappy with that thought. I, for one, would LOVE to see Roberts/Gilmore II. Ana Garcia: If it’s anything like tonight’s match-up then I’m all for it too. These two are, far-and-away, the best at their ‘craft’. Just great stuff all-around! <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/ChristianFaith.jpg Christian Faith … On a ‘Steel Horse’ I ride …</div> [The Winter sun beats down from on high as the image of a figure speeding toward the camera on a motorcycle is shown. As the unknown figure grows closer, It’s now obvious that the impeding individual is none other than SWF Icon, Christian Faith. With his shoulder-length hair flowing in the wind behind him, Faith is seen, literally, roaring into the ‘Clover Fields’ Arena; stern in his look; however, undoubtedly ‘cool’ as it pertains to his gritty arrival. As the “The Iron Man” comes to a monumental halt, ‘killing’ his engine and calmly rising to his feet, there is this overwhelming aura resonating around him; the kind of atmosphere-shifting persona that typically generates a hefty sense of grandeur whenever he’s seen. With this in mind, as the SWF Icon is seen shuffling toward the arena; stepping farther away from his steel stallion in the process, there appears to be something different in his stride. What? At this point it’s quite unknown. However, with time, such details would be conveyed.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: B+</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: The Legend has entered the building; Christian Faith has arrived! Ana Garcia: Is there any other more fitting way for someone by the name of “Iron Man” to show up to the arena? [Laughs] He just screams 80’s Action Star! Duane Fry: I could see that. [Laughs] Long hair, driving a roaring motorcycle , and always teetering on the insane and the great. To be honest, what this man has been able to do; staying atop this industry for as long as he has, It’s truly breath-taking. The “Iron Man” tagline is no joke; ladies and gentlemen. Christian Faith is THE one, and only, “Iron Man” in Pro Wrestling history! Ana Garcia: I wonder what he has in mind for tonight? He looks like he’s ready for a fight or something. Then again, When isn’t he? Duane Fry: I’m not totally sure, Ana, but rumors are that he has a BLOCKBUSTER announcement to make here tonight. What could it be? <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Misc%20Images/Heel.jpg http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/VS/SWF2.jpg http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Misc%20Images/Faces.jpg Big Smack Scott, Frederique Antonio Garcia, Everest, and Paul Huntingdon vs. Captain Atomic, Jungle Lord, Lobster Warrior, and Robbie Retro 8-Man Tag Match ”Texas Round-up” Match</div> The second match of the night just reeks of ‘wrestle-crap’. 8-men, normally delegated to being slightly ‘weird’ through recent booking practices, are all thrown into the mix; creating a heaping pile of complete idocrity (yes, not a word but ohh well; you get the point). While individually, there are a few potential stand-outs within the fold; sadly, in this case, they are all delegated to the same “over-the-top’ mentality of PURE entertainment. Not shocking in the slightest, the hodge-podge SWF fan base is heard showering the polarizing ‘Big Smack Scott’ with a continual chant rooted in a ‘you‘re not wanted back’ kind of tone. As you can guess, with Scott being infamous for his ’hot-headed’ approach to everything, such a chant only fueled his fire even more; pushing the controversial figure to respond through out the match. With that in mind, this is the overall scenario that seems to take hold of the match at hand; never seizing in the slightest as Scott grows closer, and closer, toward a total meltdown. Meanwhile, these few narratives are pushed forward as well (showing themselves slightly as the match isn’t all that long to start with): 1) Everest is a big blob: Yes, hurtful, I know; but true. The 500 pound behemoth is often seen huffing and puffing around the ring; lazily throwing his opponent across the canvas as it seems like he already ‘hit a wall’ despite the match’s short length. All he needed now was a collection of grease running across his expanded stomach in which to truly make him seem like blob that he is. 2) Lobster Warrior is peerless; in this match: While there are a few people who can actually put up a good fight in this match (ie: Jungle, Captain, Frederique, and Retro), Lobster Warrior appears to be on another level all together. Maybe it’s because he’s a veteran of the SWF-trade? Possibly. Either way, Warrior looks like exactly that through out the match; fusing his educated technical approach with a lovable, family-friendly, vibe resonating from his bright-red lobster costume. In the end, as a massive wave of momentum forms in the corner of the babyfaces; Lobster Warrior is seen executing his signature “Shell Fish Shock” (Sit-down Chin-buster) square across the jaw of a staggering Frederique Antonio Garcia. Within seconds, as his fellow teammates stand guard within the squared circle, Lobster Warrior is seen ceremoniously tying a quasi-conscious Garcia with a hefty Texas bull-rope. In no time, The match has come to a dramatic close; setting up for a brief collective celebration from the babyface foursome. <div style="text-align:center;">Captain Atomic, Jungle Lord, Lobster Warrior and Robbie Retro defeat Big Smack Scott, Frederique Antonio Garcia, Everest and Paul Huntingdon in 5:06 when Lobster Warrior cattle-tied Frederique Antonio Garcia. Grade: D+</div></div></blockquote> [Collective laughter is heard from the announcers] Ana Garcia: I’m sure this is not the first time that Frederique has been tied up… Duane Fry: Something tells me you’re right. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/EricEisen-1.jpg Eric Eisen © … Setting the scene …</div> [shortly following tonight’s attempt at pure ‘Wrestle-crap’, wrapped within the frame-work of ‘Sports Entertainment’, we now witness the sight of SWF Champion, Eric Eisen, standing within the detached ‘control room’ for Supreme TV‘s international broadcast; seemingly hounding a company tech as his body language appears to be rather aggressive in nature. With an overwhelming chorus of boo’s heard in the background, obviously showing the general disdain that most have for the best example of nepotism currently, Eisen appears to be using his family name as the ultimate asset for generating a sense of unquestioned power.] Eric Eisen: When I give you the cue, I want absolute chaos. Do you understand? [The company tech continues to look forward, watching the monitors before him, as it’s obvious that he is doing his best to ‘work under pressure‘. Meanwhile, feeling as if he‘s being ignored, the SWF Champion appears to be growing ever more agitated; feeling as if his EVERY demand should be granted simply due to the fact that he‘s an Eisen.] Eric Eisen: Listen, or else you’ll be watching Supreme TV from your home; indefinitely. [Eric’s threatening statement lunges straight at the company tech’s heart; forcing him to look in the Champ’s direction as he knows he really has no choice in the matter. Within a few seconds of this, knowing that he has the tech’s attention, a smug look begins to form upon the youngest Eisen’s face.] Eric Eisen: That’s better. [Pauses; Smirks] Now, when I give you the cue, I want absolute chaos around the ringside area; Blow things up if you have to. [Eric runs his fingers across the buttons before him as if he knew what he was doing; simulating what he wants done within his own mind.] Just when it looks like everything is going their way… [Eric snaps] I’ll remind them just who exactly runs this show. Not the fans, not Bruce or Money, but me… Eric Eisen. [The camera man generates a tight zoom upon the face of “The Supremacist” as a smug, somewhat conniving, look forms. While little is known as to WHAT Eric is orchestrating, one thing is obviously for sure: The master-manipulator is at it again.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: B</div></div></blockquote> Ana Garcia: I don’t like the sound of this… Duane Fry: Not at all. [Pauses] We’ve seen this kind of stuff from Eric in the past but the ‘control room’? Why was he threatening a ‘control room’ worker? We get it, You’re an Eisen. You feel like you can do whatever you want since your daddy runs the company; but, honestly, why would you interfere with the broadcast; especially when you, of all people, should know that those men and women backstage are who make this show as great as it is! Ana Garcia: I don’t think that ever crosses his mind; to be honest. Eric Eisen is, 100% of the time, only focused on himself. The whole ‘Supremacist’ thing just shows it to be true. He wants to be a Legend and will do whatever it takes to get to that point. Duane Fry: Even at the expense of hardworking individuals backstage; putting their jobs on the line in which to further his agenda. Ana Garcia: Exactly. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/MaratKhoklov.jpg Marat Khoklov … Mass Violence at the hands of an uncontrollable monster …</div> [As we transition forward from Eric Eisen’s recent manipulative venture, We now witness the sight of a small faction of unnamed company officials huddled in the corner of a room; the sight of absolute fear radiating from their crouching stance. Meanwhile, a number of baton-armed security guards stand before them; placing one hand outward in a hesitant manner while holding the shiny black baton in the other. While, at first, it’s unknown what they are deeply afraid of; their collective hesitancy paints a picture of a predatory-like figure ascending upon them.] [As the camera man slowly begins to pan out, standing safely in the far corner of the room, we are now given the sight of what has driven so much fear out of these individuals. The culprit being the enraged, primal-influenced, Marat Khoklov.] [His chizzled, towering, frame glistens in the lights from above as his deeply thick veins appear to be attempting to escape his own body; protruding outward as if to map his physique. With his signature snarl resting upon his hardened face, the deadly behemoth slowly shuffles his way closer to the fearful pack before him.] [sensing a ‘do-or-die’ moment, A number of the security guards look to subdue the raging beast with their weapons wielding high; doing their best to portray a sense of bravery in a moment of great uncertainty. However, while it seems quite valiant in nature, it’s best described as a mindless ‘death wish’. Their heroic deeds only enrage the monster more; bringing on a theoretical ‘blood-bath‘ of epic proportions.] [All it takes is a matter of a minute for every single last person to feel their demise at the hands of this uncontrollable monster. The environment seems so gruesome, so unsettling, as a number of officials lay scattered around the room in an unconscious heap; victims of the Great Russian’s wrath. In the end, this stands as, yet another, senseless act of violence by a monster of a man whose made this a reoccurring scenario since his debut in the SWF. In typical fashion, closing his brutal assault with a powerful roar ‘to the heavens‘; extending his arms outward as he flexes with unwavering intensity.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: B+</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: I just may puke… [Commotion is heard] That was disgusting; down-right gut-wrenching. How can he continue to get away with this? Week in, week out, it’s the same thing; violent assault after another. There MUST be someone out there who can stand up to this… this… monster! Ana Garcia: While I want the same thing, Who do you think can do such a thing? Marat Khoklov is a monster; no doubt. I don’t know if there is anyone out there who can stop anything like this. Duane Fry: If not one man, A coalition of sorts has to be formed; to free the SWF from the HELL that this monster has brought on. Seriously, We cannot continue to stand by and allow this to happen! Ana Garcia: We can only hope, Duane. We can only hope. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/Valiant.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/JackGiedroyc.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/VS/SWF2.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/RandyBumfhole.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/ZimmyBumfhole.jpg Jack Giedroyc and Valiant © w/ Hannah and Dawn the Cheerleader vs. The Amazing Bumfholes Tag Team Match SWF World Tag Team Championships Match http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Championships/SWF_Tag.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Championships/SWF_Tag.jpg</div> The only championship match on tonight’s broadcast of Supreme TV pits two tandems on opposite sides of the experience spectrum. The Bumfhole Brothers, most notably known for their accelerated ‘modern’ approach, have become somewhat of a ‘staple’ tag team in the SWF; becoming well-respected in their lengthy tenure as a pairing. Meanwhile, the SWF Tag Team Champions, Valiant and Jack Giedroyc, struggle to portray themselves as truly ‘legit’ due to the fact that their tenure is quite premature in comparison to those within the division itself. The reality of the situation, the obvious degrees of experience between the two teams, creates an ‘anything is possible’ environment as the SWF Tag Champs ‘newness’ brings on an uncertain vibe: Are they a cohesive unit? Can they compete as one? Or, are they just a ‘flavor of the week’; seconds away from losing the Tag straps they literally won a few weeks ago? While there are no real answers at this point, such a truth brings forth an anticipatory vibe within the ring ropes of the SWF squared circle. Almost instantly, The youthful Bumfhole tandem is seen sparking the in-ring action into a feverish pace; speeding around the ring like a pinball looking for it’s next ‘hit-point’. Move after move, dive after dive, it looks like the experience-factor is favoring the accomplished brothers straight out of the gate. Meanwhile, the newly crowned SWF Tag Team Champions appear to be on their heels; still feeling a hefty dose of ‘growing pains’ as they are still quite ‘green’ as it pertains to their time together. With this in mind, it’s pretty easy to see that they may have bitten off more than they can chew; struggling to literally keep up with the beloved challengers. With time, The SWF Tag Champs are able to slowly develop a stint of comradery; fusing as one; however, still holding an awkward feeling to their exchanges. In a sense, maybe that’s why their pairing seems even more impressive; as the two of them don’t really mesh all that amazingly-well; however, can still find a way to win as a unit. Overall, as the two of them continue to forge a state of trust with one another, Valiant and Jack are shown to be a true force to be reckoned with. As time continues to climb, The action appears to slow down slightly; favoring the SWF Tag Champions. It appears that the Bumfhole brothers have run out of steam; subdued by the more powerful standing before them. With the slowing pace, and an overall feeling that the Bumfholes are starting to wane slightly, everything looks to be firmly in the Tag Champs corner. All it would seemingly take was a few more power-moves from Valiant in which to seal the deal… When all of a sudden… <div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/AkimaBrave.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/KidToma.jpg … Two is a championship match; Three is a party …</div> The Samoan Wildboyz make their presence known; aggressively filing out of the backstage area with a look of ‘evil intent’ upon their faces. Before anyone could really realize what was going on, Kid Toma and Akima Brave quickly ascend upon the squared circle; violently assaulting both teams in the process. SWF head referee, Darren Smith, knows what he must do; calling for the bell as it’s best to ‘live to fight another day’ versus allowing such carnage to continue. All in all, as the sound of the ring bell tolls for the final time, The sight of the SWF Tag Team Champions, and tonight’s challengers for said titles, being aggressively laid out is all that’s shown. <div style="text-align:center;">This match has been declared a ‘Draw’ in 6:35 due to the Samoan Wildboyz interference. This marks the 1st title defense of the SWF Tag Team Championships for Valiant and Jack Giedroyc. Grade: C+</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: Well, This is uncalled for! Where do these guys ‘get off’ ruining a perfectly good SWF Tag Team Championship match like that? Honestly, was it THAT important to jump both teams at this point? Wait in line, earn your shot! Don’t just act like a bunch of ‘thugs’ and force your way onto the scene! Ana Garcia: In a perfect world, that would be true, Duane. Sadly, this is no-perfect world. These guys are called ‘wildboyz’ for a reason. No one can tell them no, nothing can stand in their way. Plain and simple, they do what they want… when they want to do it. I guess, to them, this match was something they couldn’t pass up on; the chance to destroy both the champions and the contenders in which to, possibly, prove something to the SWF brass? Duane fry: I’m all for ‘proving yourself’, Ana. I just think they could have gone another route; maybe act as decent men and actually stand toe-to-toe with the people you’re looking to fight. Instead of just jumping them from behind when they least expect it. Ana Garcia: Amen. I just don’t see it happening to be honest. These guys don’t play by ‘our rules’. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/EmmaChase.jpg Emma Chase … The most powerful woman in Pro Wrestling …</div> [shortly following tonight’s SWF Tag Team Championship debacle, we are presented a view of the lovely, yet coldly vicious, Emma Chase slowly shuffling through an undisclosed backstage hallway. With her signature midnight black briefcase in her right hand, the renoun ‘talent manager’ confidently maneuvers her way toward a large white door; a stern silence paving the way for her often intimidating entrance. As she grows closer to the luxurious-looking door; an unfamiliar sense of hesitancy seems to slightly resonate from within her. The reason for such natural fear relies solely upon the fact that the door in question is seen slightly cracked open; hinting that someone was either there or is still there for that matter.] [Within a matter of a few seconds, that fear has subsided all together; her conditioned lean toward a fearless demeanor regains it’s theoretical ‘footing’. With a forceful push, sending a message to whoever is in inside that she is not afraid, Ms. Chase confidently steps past the doorframe and into the mysterious room before her. What lies there is something she probably didn’t expect.] <div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/JoeSexy.jpg Joe Sexy … Seduction of the Sexy-Kind …</div> [As the room glows in a warm tint of red, There stands ‘Supreme Superstar’ Joe Sexy before a rose petal laced bed. His gaze can be best described as ‘sensual confidence’ as he sports an extremely short, black, satin robe; a chosen piece of ‘garb’ that would best personify his racy nature. Not amused with his presence in HER company suite, Emma instantly sets her briefcase down upon a nearby wall; protecting it with her right foot as it shows she’s almost obsessive about her possession. Seconds later, she’s seen reaching for, what we later come to find is, her sleek black cellphone. As the ‘business mastermind’ quickly begins to dial in a calm, and collective, manner; Joe Sexy is seen slowly staggering his way toward his ‘prey’, looking to seduce her in the process.] Emma Chase: What the HELL are you doing in here? I’m calling security… [Emma incessantly taps her fingers across the keypad of her cellphone, infuriated with Sexy’s presence in HER designated suite; meanwhile, Joe is seen stepping ever so closer to her. As she continues to focus her head downward upon her phone, Sexy is seen reaching out rather calmly; grabbing her cellphone and swiftly tossing it across the room in a ‘I’m all you need’ kind of fashion. As you can expect, such a move, removing her cellphone (one of her most prized possessions), only pushes Emma toward a deeper sense of annoyance with the situation at hand.] Joe Sexy: Emma, Emma, Emma… Always so tense. [Pauses] Allow me to relieve some of that… pressure. [A coy smirk forms upon Joe’s face as he inches ever so closer toward his muse; sensually smelling her as he grows closer to her porcelain-like face. Again, as you can guess, such a move isn’t well received by the sternly-laced Chase.] Emma Chase: Get… off… of… me… [she responds in a monotone, yet, pissed off manner.] Joe Sexy: Oh baby, don’t be that way… Emma Chase: Don’t you dare ‘oh baby’ me. Okay? [unhappy with his approach, Emma quickly brushes past him while turning on the beaming light above; ruining the ‘mood lighting’ that Joe had developed for the moment. Within a matter of a few seconds, Joe’s attempt to woo the stone-cold Chase has proven to be quite unsuccessful.] Emma Chase: Leave… You have 5 seconds to get out of here… [Joe chuckles; lazily rolling his body in an ‘awe, come on’ kind of manner in response.] Joe Sexy: You’re breaking my heart, Emma. [He snickers] There ‘aint nothing wrong with a little ‘bump-and-grind’… [Joe Sexy laughs at his own attempt to tie in a sense of ‘pop culture’; meanwhile, something seems to change in Emma’s demeanor. Weirdly enough, she seems to ‘drop her guard’; slowly walking back over toward Joe in a vulnerable fashion. As she grows closer, and closer, to his body; it seems that Joe is ‘growing’ with love for her. Now, nose-to-nose, inches from each other’s face, Emma slowly begins to speak with a sultry voice of her own.] Emma Chase: I suppose you’re right… Joe Sexy: First, before we get you out of that skirt of yours [Joe looks down at her legs; biting his lip in anticipation], Grant me a title shot against your client. Trust me, If you ‘scratch my back’… I’ll… definitely… scratch… yours… [Joe smirks playfully as Emma seems to surprisingly ‘buy into’ his statement.] Emma Chase: You want a title shot? [Joe nods his head; smirking with confidence. As they still stand nose-to-nose with one another, Emma quickly drops her ‘act’; turning straight back into the cold-hearted b*tch we’ve come to know.] Emma Chase: Get out of my Suite. [Emma pulls her face away from Joe’s, coldly walking away as Joe stands there all alone. Within a few seconds, Joe is heard, again, laughing to himself; playfully accepting Emma’s ‘hard to get’ mentality (or at least that what he labels it as).] Joe Sexy: Cold… [Laughs] Emma Chase: I would never grant you a title shot against my client; you’re not worth the trouble. [Emma stops and spins back around to look at Joe; still calm despite her growing annoyance with the man before him.] Emma Chase: And you’re still here… Why? Leave this room before I ensure that you exit it on a stretcher. <div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/BigCatBrandon.jpg ”Big Money” Brandon James … The Client …</div> [Joe laughs in response; however, just as he does, the door swings open. On the other side of the door stands Emma’s client, and SWF North American Champion, “Big Money” Brandon James. Clad in a custom-fit designer suit, James instantly storms into the room; dropping his bottled water on the ground behind him.] Joe Sexy: Oh great, It’s “Big Blubber”… [Turns toward an impeding James] Eat any little children today? [brandon instantly lunges at Joe in an aggressive manner; however, before he can lay a finger on his newly formed enemy; Sexy is seen ducking under his advancement. With all of his weight going in one direction, James slightly slams into the nearby wall; spinning around rather quickly as it seems that he wants to wring Joe’s neck. Sadly, for him, Sexy is seen ducking out of the room; however, not before relaying one last comical message on his speedy way out.] Joe Sexy: Run… Run… The ogre is hungry… [With Joe sexy out of the room, Brandon James subdues his need to wring his neck; simply stopping and taking in the moment for a second. With that said, looking at what he now finds in the room, James is seen looking upon Chase in an inquisitive manner; holding up a handful of rose petals that he’s removed from an awaiting bed in the middle of the room.] Emma Chase: Don’t even ask… [With that, the segment comes to a close with the sight of Emma Chase outwardly showing her disdain with the situation she was just forced into.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: B</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: well… that was awkward… [Laughs] Ana Garcia: Don’t listen to him hunny. He’ll wine and dine you but give him a day and he’ll ‘lose your number’. Duane Fry: You seem to speak from experience… Ana Garcia: I speak from a mistake… [Laughs] <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/GrouchoBling.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/VS/SWF2.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/Remo_alt6.jpg ”The Aerial Ambassador” Greg Black vs. Remo Singles Match</div> Once seen as a prominent tag team wrestler, Greg Black (aka “Groucho Bling”) now attempts to summit a, seemingly, endless mountain; proving himself as a respected singles star. Sadly, for the Canadian-born superstar, his first test of 2010 comes with a heavy-dose of brutality; forced to square off against the widely feared Remo on this week’s episode of Supreme TV. While his stride is rather confident, beaming with an organic sense of charisma, the look upon his face tells the true story; a hint of uncertainty overtakes his focus as he knows that tonight’s match will be a difficult one. On the flip side, Remo explodes out of the back in his typical forceful manner; not posing for pictures, playing up to pyro, or really ‘enjoying’ the grandeur that comes with a Pro Wrestling broadcast. Instead, the Heavyweight brawler, is seen storming his way to the ring in a heavy-footed way; fixating his focus on the squared circle as if nothing else existed. It’s this obsessive focus, this brutal mentality, that inspires the waves of fear to overtake those who stand before him; fearful for their well being. The bell hasn’t even rung yet and Remo is already clubbing his opponent square to the canvas; viciously pounding him into the ground as if he were a railroad stake. Black, doing his best to try to defend himself, is quickly floored continually; muscled around the squared circle in an extremely stiff manner. With time, Black actually finds a second or two to attempt a maneuver of his own; however, none of them prove to be successful. Instead, we all witness the sight of Remo simply shoving Black off as if he were a pesky fly in his way. This narrative is certainly evident as black is seen taking to the air, leaping off the top rope with a missile-drop kick from the corner of the ring. As he comes to where he could connect with his opponents face, Remo is seen easily shoving him out of the way; planting him square on the canvas below with a single slam. More or less, things aren’t looking good for Greg Black; not in the slightest. Knowing that he cannot keep up with Remo’s ‘ground and pound’ approach, Greg continues to ‘take flight’ as much as possible; abiding by his “Aerial Ambassador” persona quite well. Fast, small, strikes are followed up by high-risk/high-reward aerial spots; an approach that proves to be pretty beneficial for the former “high concept” member. However, with time, such an in-ring style proves to be quite deadly; leaning more heavily on the ‘high risk’ scenario than ‘high-reward’. As Greg Black leaps from the top rope, attempting to land another top rope strike, Remo is seen shrugging off his stagger; latching onto the “Aerial Ambassador” and slamming him violently into the canvas with a ring-shaking Spinebuster. The impact is so strong, so physically debilitating, that it looks like Black has literally encountered a ‘car crash’ of sorts. His body, motionless, as his head dangles loosely off to the side (The only thing missing is his tongue sticking out in a comical manner). Greg Black never has the chance to regain his composure following such a monumental Spinebuster as Remo is seen forcibly pulling the former SWF Tag Champion to his feet. With his eyes practically in the back of his head, and his full body weight being held up by Remo, Black is quickly ‘put out of his misery’ (if you can call it that) shortly there after as Remo is seen planting his opponent square onto the canvas with his signature “Destroyer” (Release Pump-Handle Slam). Again, the ring practically shakes with immense force as the intense heavyweight forcibly pins his opponent; all the while shoving his forearm across the throat of Black. Adding insult to injury. Just as it came together, it ends in brutal fashion. Remo, known for his ‘ground and pound‘ mentality, has violently defeated, yet, another individual. While he may not be flashy, carry an ‘over-the-top gimmick’, or live up to the entertainment aspect of the ‘sport’, Remo is, hands down, one of THE most deadliest fighters this industry has ever seen. He’s practically unstoppable when his mind is focused and ready for action. With that in mind, It comes as no surprise that the newly cemented singles star in “The Aerial Ambassador” Greg Black really had no chance at walking away with a victory tonight. While he’s talented in his own right, and could continue forth as a great singles star at some point, right here, right now… He’s not on the same level as Remo. It’s as simple as that. <div style="text-align:center;">Remo defeats Greg Black in 9:51 via a “Destroyer” (Release Pump-Handle Slam). Grade: B</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: Duh… Duh… Duh… And another one bites the dust! Ana Garcia: You really have to hand it to Greg Black, though. No one expected him to win tonight; but, he put forth one hell of an effort. Maybe, at some point, he’ll be able to ‘hang’ with the likes of Remo but, right now, I just don’t see that happening. Duane Fry: Very true. I have all the faith in the world that Greg Black will be a success here in the SWF as a singles star; there’s no doubt in my mind. However, tonight, He hit a large road-block. That road-block goes by the name of Remo. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/MaratKhoklov.jpg Marat Khoklov … His unpredictable, unstoppable, carnage continues …</div> [The drawn-out, heavy-hitting chords, of a Russian-based war anthem is heard pulsing through the state-of-the-art SWF sound system. Knowing what this means, The SWF-faithful quickly fills the open space before them with a resounding, overpowering, chorus of boos; showing their absolute hatred of the Comrade monster. After what seems like forever, lengthening out his menacing entrance even more, Marat Khoklov is seen forcibly walking through the LCDTV-paneled entrance gate; snarling in his typical fashion.] [With a pair of heavy-feet stomping their way toward the ringside area, Khoklov appears to be something of a fable; a giant of a man who typically only lives in ‘fairy tales’ versus in reality. His face appears stretched, as if his cranium is too large to be withheld inside, as his insanely chizzled upper body stands as a theoretical ‘road map’; his drastically bulging veins as the markers of such a projection.] [Following an aggressive climb into the ring, Marat is instantly seen stomping his way toward senior SWF referee, Darren Smith; the apparent next victim of the intense monster. Without fail, Khoklov extends his tree-trunk-like arms outward; grabbing Darren violently by the throat with his right hand. Afraid for his life, seemingly, Darren quickly swings his body as if to break himself from the dreaded hold of the truly destructive force before him. Sadly, in reality, there’s no way someone of Darren’s size could EVER break such a hold; only making it worse, actually, by flailing around in fear.] [Just when it looks like Darren is on the verge of passing out, the newest innocent victim at the hands of the unpredictable Khoklov, everything changes with one familiar theme…] <div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/ChristianFaith.jpg Christian Faith … The “Iron Man” cometh …</div> [The sound of Christian Faith’s legendary classic rock theme blares over the state-of-the-art SWF sound system as the sold-out crowd instantly raise to their feet; showering the SWF Icon with a response fit for a beloved, life-long, ‘King’. In a sharp contrast to Marat’s lengthy entrance, Faith is seen practically exploding out of the back; forcibly walking toward the ringside area as he understands the severity of what’s happening before him. Within second, Faith is seen climbing into the ring; holding a black SWF microphone already in hand. As Marat turns his attention away from Darren, The Comrade Monster is seen violently shoving the lifeless body of senior SWF referee, Darren Smith, square out of the ring with one, seemingly, simple throw. As Khoklov turns his body toward the impeding Faith, It’s obvious to see that Marat is, by far, the more massive of the two men when it comes to sheer size. With a devilish snarl still residing upon his face, Khoklov stares back in Faith’s direction; shockingly standing still in which to listen versus instantly assaulting the ‘prey’ before him. Meanwhile, The “Iron Man” is seen slowly raising the SWF mic up to his mouth, sternly looking back upon the Giant before him; not showing an inch of being afraid in the slightest.] Christian Faith: This ends… now! [The crowd quickly erupts at the unthinkable sound of someone actually standing up to Khoklov. Up until now, Marat has pretty much had his way in the SWF; barely ever running across someone who was actually brave enough, if not stupid enough, to stand up to the 7 foot Monster.] Christian Faith: For too long, You’ve walked around these halls as if you were unstoppable; a monster who could not be tamed. But, as I said, that all ends tonight. [Pauses; stares at Khoklov] Men like you thrive on fear. You thrive on this notion that no one can realistically ‘stop you’; but in reality, you can be stopped. You can be defeated. You can be destroyed. [such a powerful statement, once again, inspires the sold-out SWF faithfuls to administer a collective show of support for the “Iron Man”. Meanwhile, Faith, as is typical, doesn’t buy into the fan’s response; instead looking his new-found ‘enemy’ straight in the eyes in a challenging fashion.] Christian Faith: Most run and hide; but as you can see, I’m not most. [Actually steps closer toward Marat] I’m going to do what someone should have done the second you stepped onto the scene; I’m going to ‘put you in your place’. You see, This isn’t your home-land, Marat. This isn’t YOUR little playground to rule as a bully. This is the SWF… This is… MY… Show (Supreme TV)! I’ve seen monsters come and go. You’re nothing unique. [Pauses] Just like before, In time, they were literally slowed down; ultimately cast from the company as, once their aura was torn apart, they lost ‘everything’. That is what I’m going to do to you… [Pauses; stares at Marat] I’m going to do to you what has been done to them all before you; Remove the ‘unstoppable’ aura and expose you for what you really are… A giant, sweaty, pile of talent less cr*p!!! [The crowd, again, pops for the hardened “Iron Man”; a fact that he, again, doesn’t play into.] Christian Faith: So what will it be, Marat. You… Me… “When Hell Freezes Over”… [The crowd erupts as they begin a chant of “Iron Man” through out the entire arena; collectively showing their absolute love for the “Living Legend” himself. With that said, Faith sternly stares down the Monster before him; not flinching for a second. Meanwhile, Marat Khoklov appears to be growing with intensity; his upper body actually rising and falling rather forcibly as it’s obvious that, while he doesn’t understand English very well, he has an idea of what Faith is asking.] Christian Faith: Where I come from, You don’t seal your deals with a drawn-out talk; You shake on it. [stares at Marat] So, what will it be? [Faith steps even closer to his new-found enemy; extending his right hand outward as a show of making a ‘deal’. Meanwhile, The Monstrous Killer Comrade stands in pure intensity; his body still aggressively rising and lowering with each and every breath. A few seconds pass as Faith still awaits an acceptance hand-shake from Khoklov; however, sadly for Faith, he never receives such an exchange. Instead, Khoklov reaches outward; grabbing Faith by the neck with both of his tree-trunk-like hands as he practically squeezes the life out of Faith in an instance. The “SWF Legend of 3 Decades” attempts to break free from Khoklov’s muscular confines; however, again, such a break is almost impossible when the choker is as large as Marat.] [Christian Faith does his best to break free, kicking wildly toward Marat’s stomach, but Khoklov isn’t giving in. Within 10 seconds or so, Faith is seen violently floored by a heavy-handed overhead clubbing with his boulder-like fist. Struggling to get back to his feet, Faith is then sadistically knocked unconscious as Marat lifts his semi-lifeless body upward; executing his signature “Russian Legend Powerbomb” (Release Crucifix Powerbomb) in the process. The impact is so impressive that it feels, and looks like, the ring practically buckles on it’s weight; unforgiving toward Faith’s aged body as he slams viciously upon it.] [in the end, with the SWF faithfuls booing like crazy in the background, Marat Khoklov is seen standing over an unconscious Christian Faith; extending his arms outward in a predatory kind of way as he aggressively yells outward like a Legendary warrior. With the sight of his thick veins attempting to escape his body, his immense muscles flexing in a dominating kind of manner, Marat projects the narrative that he is TRULY unstoppable; using Christian Faith as another example of his deadly reign in the SWF.] <div style="text-align:center;">Grade: A</div></div></blockquote> Duane Fry: HOLY… WHO CAN STOP THIS MAN?!?! Ana Garcia: I don’t know if anyone can, honestly, Duane. Faith is probably the first reputable person to actually stand up to Khoklov and he was discarded simply in a matter of 30 seconds. I mean, did you see that club from Khoklov? It looked like Faith’s back snapped in half! Duane Fry: Someone… Someone needs to stop him… This can’t continue to happen!! It just can’t!! <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/JackBruce.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/VS/SWF2.jpghttp://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Supreme%20Superstars/RichMoney.jpg Jack Bruce vs. Rich Money Singles Match The winner will face Eric Eisen for the SWF Championship at “When Hell Freezes Over” Special Guest Referee: SWF World Heavyweight Champion, Eric Eisen http://i777.photobucket.com/albums/yy57/EisenVerse/Entertainment%20Segments/EricEisen-1.jpg</div> These two are no strangers to one another; competing, just a month ago, in one of THE most violent matches in SWF history. Jack Bruce, hell-bent on the notion that Rich Money was the ‘Mystery Man’ behind his ‘pressure-based’ situations, practically severed the head of “Money Man” during said match-up; slamming an unforgiving steel chair repeatedly across the head of the polarizing Money. With that in mind, there was a palpable state of anticipation roaring through out the “Clover Field” Arena as many question whether or not Jack Bruce can ‘do it again’; trying to defeat Rich Money twice in under a month’s time. That would be hard enough, but, adding the ‘master manipulator’ to the fold makes it down right impossible. Eric Eisen, the current SWF Champion and legit ‘mystery man’ in Bruce’s ‘pressure-based’ scenario, has risen out of the ashes of his former self; adding a level of continual cheating to his arsenal. Overall, with the youngest Eisen now at the helm of tonight’s main event (as a special guest referee), it’s almost certain that SOMETHING is bound to happen. From the very start, Eric Eisen makes his presence known much like stubborn little brat would; constantly causing trouble at every turn. This, in lies, the true genius behind the “Supremacist” persona as he’s often labeled as exactly that: A brat, a punk, and always unafraid to manipulate anyone, or any situation, in which to further his own ‘legacy’. While his greatest highlights often come with a hint of dubious-nature, there’s one thing that can’t be denied: He knows, exactly, how to con his way ‘to the top’. As expected, Rich Money came straight out of the gate like a man obsessed; fixated on gaining revenge for his violent end only a few weeks ago. His mannerisms are quite intense, his strikes uncharacteristically stiff, as he zeros in on administering a ‘beat-down’ capable of repaying the favor. It also helped that Eric Eisen appears to favorite the “Money man” straight away; then again, it’s most likely less about favoring Rich Money and more about his hatred of the immensely popular Jack Bruce. Needless to say, there appears to be a narrative forming where it seems that Eisen is firmly against allowing the former Champion to come away with a big victory tonight; cementing himself as the new #1 contender if such a win could take place. Every pinfall Bruce attempts is followed by an extremely, if not molasses like, pinfall count from the special guest referee, and SWF Champion, Eric Eisen. Catching on to such a scenario, the SWF faithfuls begin to grow rather tired of Eisen’s favoritism; booing him wildly after every slowed pinfall attempt. At one point, infuriated by such a blatantly cheap approach by Eisen, Bruce is seen stepping into the special guest referees face; sparking more heat between the two of them. In the end, Eisen practically begs Bruce to ‘hit him’ as he knows it would end in an instant DQ in favor of Rich Money. That said, as Bruce spins around, trying to deter his focus from Eisen back toward his opponent, Money is seen taking advantage of the scenario at hand; laying out Bruce with a low-blow followed by a snap DDT on the hunched over ‘Rock Star’. As you can guess, this wasn’t warmly received by the sold-out “Clover Fields” Arena. As the match continues to grow toward it’s inevitable, chaotic, end; It appears that either man could really come away with the victory. While their action was rather slow in build, at this point it’s easy to see that such an approach was well thought out. By this point, everything seems at a feverish pace as both men are finally hitting their stride; doing their absolute best in hopes of putting their opponent away for good. For one man… This situation appears to come to pass shortly there after… After 16 minutes of back-and-forth, slow-building action, we now have come to the moment we’ve all been waiting for; Judgment. It’s obvious, by this point, that Jack Bruce has officially ushered in a whole new ‘level’; rising past his typical greatness in which to deliver an amazing approach that only SOME are ever able to generate. It feels like he’s become unstoppable as the former SWF Champion bounces off of the ring ropes like a man possessed; all leading toward the fact that it appears that he’s on the verge of becoming the new #1 Contender to a championship belt he once carried for 9 straight months. Jack hit’s the ropes… High Cross body block! Hits them again… an elevated drop-kick to the jaw of Money. Hits them a final time… An overhead, flipping, neckbreaker on a staggering Money. The “Clover Field” arena is in a state of awe; cheering on their beloved Bruce as if he were on the verge of winning the SWF Championship itself. Meanwhile, the REAL champion, Eric Eisen, watches in the corner of the ring; anxiously stammering as it looks like he’s frantically searching the arena for something. With Money slowly gathering back to his feet, staggering back upright, Jack Bruce quickly slides in ‘for the kill’… Locking him up… And executing his signature “New York Minute” (Leg hook lifting Reverse STO) square in the middle of the ring. As they both crash to the canvas in a thunderous fashion, camera flashes are seen all around the ringside area. What follows is a state of euphoria… Jack Bruce is on his way!! At least, So we thought… Just as they make impact, Eric Eisen is seen motioning toward the backstage area; frantically waving his arms like an airport trafficker in need of reeling in an inbound plane. Just then the lights go off, and then back on, and then off again, then back on, and then off for a final time… Then a whole slew of pyro is seen practically exploding around the entrance ramp way; filling the thick darkness with a barrage of light that appears to look more like a war zone than a wrestling event. Fire, pyro, and colorful lights, all shine around the ramp continuously for close to 15 seconds as it seems that absolute chaos has unfolded! When the lights come back up, and everything goes back to normal (outside of the heavy level of smoke that has originated from the pyro itself), Jack Bruce is seen upright; looking at the ramp way as if he were expecting the arrival of someone. Meanwhile, Rich Money is still laying face down on the canvas; possibly out cold from Bruce’s signature “New York Minute”. As Bruce spins back around, aware that his focus is better served on his opponent, Eisen strikes… BAM!!! “The Supremacy” (Forced Falling Knee-Strike)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The crowd instantly boos like crazy as Jack Bruce’s body goes completely limp; laying face down, next to Rich Money, as his mind quickly slips toward the subconscious unknown. Following impact, Eisen is seen slowly raising back to his feet in a “I’m the sh*t” kind of manner; throwing his arms out at the side as he holds a smug little smirk upon his face. Soon there after, Eisen is seen counting on his fingers in rapid succession; counting to 10 in a way unseen before due to it’s rapid nature. 10 seconds is counted in, realistically, 4 seconds… However, Eric Eisen IS the ‘law’ as it pertains to the Main Event. So, with that in mind, his decision is final; regardless of it’s controversy. And that’s exactly what unfolds… With the sold-out “Clover Field” crowd in a state of shock, Eric is seen instantly nabbing his SWF Championship from the nearby ring announcer; whispering in his ear as he is, practically, already one foot out of the squared circle. All in all, As the SWF Champion is seen smugly back peddling up the ramp way, overtly happy with his ‘master plan’, the nearby ring announcer gets onto the mic and relays the shocking message that tonight’s Main Event is being called a ‘DRAW’ due to a double-10-count finish. As you guessed, this instantly inspires the crowd to boo like crazy; something that Eric Eisen seems to relish within. <div style="text-align:center;">DRAW due to a double-10-count by special guest referee, Eric Eisen. Grade: B+</div></div></blockquote> Ana Garcia: What? What the hell was that? [silence; both of them are confused.] Duane Fry: You’ve GOT to be kidding me… Seriously. This is how our Main event is going to end; in a Draw? It’s obvious to see that Eric didn’t want there to be a #1 contender crowned tonight. What a punk!! What a little punk! Ana Garcia: This was his plan all along, it was there and we just didn’t know it! This is just… wow… I don’t even know what to say. Eric Eisen, our controversial SWF Champion, has just screwed two men out of the chance to via for his title at “When Hell Freezes Over”! Duane Fry: This can’t stand… it just can’t… Overall Show Grade: B Final Attendance #: 15,000 (Sold Out!) TV Rating: 7.94 (+/- 0.00) <hr color="black"><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Supreme TV Quick Results: Angry Gilmore defeated Enforcer Roberts Team Lobster defeated Team Big Smack Scott Valiant & Jack Giedroyc and The Amazing Bumfholes end in a ‘no contest’. Remo defeated Greg Black Jack Bruce and Rich Money end in a DRAW due to a double 10 count finish.</div></blockquote>

TLLK · July 23, 2010

Wow.

Amazing show as always, E-V.

And I JUST missed the perfect prediction slate. Didn't think you'd use two draws in one show...didn't think about a draw for a title defense for Jack and Valiant.

Anyhow, what a way to break into the land of Supremacy.

-TLLK3

Eisen-verse · July 23, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="TheLeviticalLawKid3" data-cite="TheLeviticalLawKid3" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Wow. Amazing show as always, E-V. And I JUST missed the perfect prediction slate. Didn't think you'd use two draws in one show...didn't think about a draw for a title defense for Jack and Valiant. Anyhow, what a way to break into the land of Supremacy. -TLLK3</div></blockquote> Thank you, Levitical! Normally I wouldn't use two draw's in one show, but, this one was different. Plus, i'm really trying to play the SWF as a true SE company, so, these kind of outcomes are more common than those promotions who really value in-ring action above all. Here it's more about the story than the nuts-and-bolts of the in-ring action (ie: who wins and how). Does that make sense? I'm starting to slip toward bed so i'm sure that i'm starting to lose my ability to make sense. haha. All in all, Thanks for the read! It took A LOT to get this show up and running but i'm really happy with it. Cheers. E-V

BHK1978 · July 23, 2010

I have to say if Big Smack Scott does not go on a Goldberg like winning streak you may lose me as a reader! (Just a joke)

Great show as always, best part for me was the Christian Faith promo.

MrOnu · July 23, 2010

Finally caught up after my week long absence !

Great first show EV. You took the time to really set the tone for every main eventer, they already all feel unique which is one key point of a good sports entertainement promotion in my opinion.

ampulator · July 23, 2010

Good first show.

Eisen-verse · July 23, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BHK1978" data-cite="BHK1978" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I have to say if Big Smack Scott does not go on a Goldberg like winning streak you may lose me as a reader! (Just a joke) Great show as always, best part for me was the Christian Faith promo.</div></blockquote> Thank you, BHK! Big Smack could go for a big-time run.... If you mean him running to the unemployment line. ha jk. Honestly, He'll probably stick around for a bit, but, I'm not totally sure much will come from Smack other than a little stint here and there. Just can't get into him really due to his low, low, stats and all around Jack-a$$ mentality. ha. As for the Faith promo, thank you! It was a lot of fun to write Faith's character as he's just this no-nonsence kind of guy. The perfect guy to stand up to Marat. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MrOnu" data-cite="MrOnu" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Finally caught up after my week long absence ! Great first show EV. You took the time to really set the tone for every main eventer, they already all feel unique which is one key point of a good sports entertainement promotion in my opinion.</div></blockquote> Thank you, MrOnu! I think that's why It took so long to write the show as I'm getting to know the characters myself; so, I wanted to make sure it was done right. It's my top goal, above all (even grades), to make sure that each character has their own feel, vibe, speech pattern, and way of going about things. So, as you can expect, it's going to be a lot of work going forward. With that said, as you said, it feels more SE'like in that way. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="ampulator" data-cite="ampulator" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Good first show.</div></blockquote> Thank you, AMP! It's much appreciated.

Spud1305 · July 23, 2010

Just read through this, gotta say love your attention to detail as it really brings the characters to life. Great work so far.

LiquidSwords · July 23, 2010

That was a great first show. Keep up the good work.

sebsplex · July 23, 2010

Strong start with the first show. I'm already enjoying the initial characterisations, particularly of Eric Eisen whose spoilt douche-ery was really put into focus - gotta love the abuse of power by ordering techs to sabotage the main event. Beyond that, Khoklov obviously stood out as you potrayed a merciless Russian war-machine-of-a-monster to great effect. I have to say though, given the amount Faith has been around the block, expecting to seal the match with an extended hand was rather naive... I'm putting it down to being groggy from inhaling exhaust fumes from his bike after tearing into the arena. <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Other than that, I love the immersive detail so far. It'll be quite a feat to keep that level and quality of work going.

Oh and nice touch with the Gilmore/Roberts finish, very Bret/Austin.

Eisen-verse · July 24, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Spud1305" data-cite="Spud1305" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Just read through this, gotta say love your attention to detail as it really brings the characters to life. Great work so far.</div></blockquote> Thank you, Spud! The detail can really be time consuming; however, I don't know any other way to write; to be honest. For me, I'm just as much focused on creating a culture as I am about booking a show. Does that make sense? When I write an SWF show, I want the reader to not only know (and be able to visualize) each and every character in their own right; but also, be able to generate what they expect the SWF to look/feel/smell/taste like. I know that sounds pretty lofty, but, it's my main focus as a writer; to be all-inclusive as it pertains to really fleshing out the Cornellverse (and more closely the SWF and the characters/people within it). Again, a lofty challenge as a writer... But one I freely accept. I hope that makes sense. ha. <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="LiquidSwords" data-cite="LiquidSwords" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>That was a great first show. Keep up the good work.</div></blockquote> Thank you, Liquid! You've been a great source of support/feedback since this project started; so, it's much appreciated to still see you 'on board'. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="sebsplex" data-cite="sebsplex" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28511" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Strong start with the first show. I'm already enjoying the initial characterisations, particularly of Eric Eisen whose spoilt douche-ery was really put into focus - gotta love the abuse of power by ordering techs to sabotage the main event. Beyond that, Khoklov obviously stood out as you potrayed a merciless Russian war-machine-of-a-monster to great effect. I have to say though, given the amount Faith has been around the block, expecting to seal the match with an extended hand was rather naive... I'm putting it down to being groggy from inhaling exhaust fumes from his bike after tearing into the arena. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Other than that, I love the immersive detail so far. It'll be quite a feat to keep that level and quality of work going. Oh and nice touch with the Gilmore/Roberts finish, very Bret/Austin.</div></blockquote> The way I see it, after being around the 'SWF block' for as long as Faith has, this is exactly how I would expect him to react. He's a man of principal; a honorable fighter who has made a name for himself over 3 decades with a peerless work-ethic that best personifies him. As he said before doing so, "where he comes from" people don't speak at length about what they're going to do; they do it. He extended his hand outward in which to solidify the match; trusting that his status, his legacy, would stand for itself. In a way, He doesn't fear anyone, or anything, after seeing 'everything there is to see in the SWF' & with that comes complete 'power'. Not in the "i can lift a car over my head" manner but more in the "I am solidified in myself & know that I am respected". Does this make sense? He's a simple man with a simple approach: An honorable fighter based upon 'respect' (What he has gained over the last 3 decades and what he extends to others). It's partly being comfortable, and partly being slightly arrogant in a way as he believes that EVERYONE will show him respect for his years of tireless service, but all in all... He isn't changing for anyone; not after this long. So, Yea... Marat used this moment to beat up Faith instead of shaking his hand; the mark of a man who has little 'respect' for the man before him (Faith). So, now, with that in mind, It shows Christian Faith what he's truly dealing with; a monster who will stop at nothing and will do whatever he feels... when he feels it. Now... His engine is revved and ready to go... <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

TakerNGN74 · July 24, 2010

This Dynasty is Simply Amazing thus far and I will be reading and predicting whenever I can. Keep up the great work!

critical-23 · July 24, 2010

I agree that this diary is really really good, EV. Just don't let Greg Black get away.

jhd1 · July 24, 2010

Really, really enjoyed the first show my friend. The characters are really well done and I think you are coming into your own with the really big C-Verse names.

Excellent start, can't wait for show #2

Eisen-verse · July 24, 2010

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His tone was quite dismissive; opening a theoretical creaking door in which to display his distrust with my nepotistic rise. While I was not physically present at the time, I’ve been informed of Jack’s bubbling fervor; seeping it’s ugly head outward in , what I best describe as, a ‘childish outburst’. What Mr. Bruce doesn’t understand is:

He is popular, and somewhat of a ‘modern day legend’, because MY FATHER made it so.

Without my father’s vision, Jack would be struggling on the independent circuit; another no-namer who ‘could have been great’.

Here in lies the difficulty with our industry. Men who feel they are ‘warranted’ the top spot due to their unrivaled accomplishments, and general strong reaction from the organizations fans, forget who realistically PUT THEM in this place of success. Unlike Mixed-Martial Arts, Champions are not won based upon legit ‘skill’. They are handed over to another based upon the ‘Pyramid System’: Can they draw, can they entertain, and do they look the part? It’s as simple as that.

‘Legends’ are not discovered…

They are spawned.

Jack Bruce, or better yet the ‘persona’ of Jack Bruce, was spawned by my Father.

He may have been unhappy about being forced to ’DRAW’ with fellow Main Eventer, Rich Money; but in reality, I’m not here to massage his misguided ego. Just as fast as he was built to the top, We can take all of that away with a simple snap of a finger. In a sense, in the “Land of Supreme”, it’s the ’suits’ that are GOD; not the entertainers.

We [The Eisen Family] decide who jumps; and how high.

When we say ’do the job’, You will do the job.

… or else…

We’ll develop a new mega-star who will.

In-game Scenario:

Jack Bruce attempted to force-change the ending of the Main Event to make him 'look better'. While he's a top SWF superstar, and THE most over entertainer on the roster, it was decided to go ahead with a 'DRAW' ending; versus giving into his demand. Here are the details from an in-game perspective:

Jack Bruce's morale went down; He now is 'annoyed' with the way things are going.

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