The Johhny Heizenger Story

October 26, 2010

TEW.com Presents

The Corner

By Ernie Turner

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What’s up dudes and dudettes? This is Ernie Turner, welcoming all you slick mack daddies to The Corner, where I bring to all you the latest and greatest news coming out of the pimp-tastic world of wrestling. This month, I’m gonna talk to you about a cool little new-comer to our world, that’s sure to be a money maker someday.

Rip Chord’s little stomping ground known fondly as MAW’s known to be the home of some of the best dudes on the small-time scene, but there’s one little dude I wanna bring your attention to: Johnny Heizenger, known fondly to all you sweet little fans out there as the mighty Ant-Man. Now, Johnny may not be too new, but he is a big time bright spot in MAW. Even though this masked guy started out with a string of losses to some very tough competition, he’s broken out of the pack to become a big time player and threat to anyone that just so happens to get into the ring with him.

Since correcting his oh so unfortunate losing ways, Ant’s been on a roll, and looking to avenge losses against that mean ol’ dude he debuted against, Jay Chord. Even though he lost to Jay in their most recent match, the Man’s been coming out looking stronger and stronger every week. The next time these two dudes meet, it could spell the end of Jay Chord’s tradition-establishing reign as MAW’s first Traditonal champion.

Not only has The ‘Man been improving every month, but he’s shooting up the card. The dude’s popularity with the fans over there in that hip and kicking region known as the Mid Atlantic has sky-rocketed, and he’s now turned into one of the top money makers around those parts. If you’re a fan, and you’ll listen to Slick Daddy Ernie, which I know you will, you’ll go out and buy one of his sweet masks, and come out in full support of this star in the making!

Johnny Heizenger Profile

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Alias

Ant-Man

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Signature Moves

The Ant-Slam(Flapjack Powerslam): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-mRi7EnHj8

Raid-Line (Lariat):

The Ant Trap (Dragon Clutch):

Stats

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Death Row © vs. Bad Company for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Ford Gumble and Remmy Skye vs. Raphael and ???

Steve Flash vs. The New York Doll in a House of Chaos match

Island Boy Apollo vs. Casey Valentine

Amazing Fire Fly vs. Jay Chord

American Patriot and “Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Atlas and Cameron Vessey

OOC: Any thoughts on the booking so far this year? I feel like it's a bit weaker than the past year myself, but I'd like to get everyone else's thoughts on that front.

Hashasheen · October 26, 2010

Signature Moves
The Ant-Slam(Flapjack Powerslam): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-mRi7EnHj8
Raid-Line (Lariat):
The Ant Trap (Dragon Clutch):

Stats
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Not bad. Not bad at all.

Death Row © vs. Bad Company for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Ford Gumble and Remmy Skye vs. Raphael and ???

Steve Flash vs. The New York Doll in a House of Chaos match

Island Boy Apollo vs. Casey Valentine

Amazing Fire Fly vs. Jay Chord

American Patriot and “Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Atlas and Cameron Vessey

Any thoughts on the booking so far this year? I feel like it's a bit weaker than the past year myself, but I'd like to get everyone else's thoughts on that front.

Its okay, but there's not a real solidity to them, if that makes sense.

October 26, 2010

It does make sense. I'm really hoping that once I can start running Showcase every month (hopefully it's very soon, I'll see if I can be profitable very shortly) I can get in the swing of telling a better story. I feel trapped with running one big show a month in that I get the sense that I have to deliver a ratings hit every time out. With Showcase, I treat that as a more story driven show where I can do what I like and mix main eventers with lower carders a bit more.

Hashasheen · October 26, 2010

It does make sense. I'm really hoping that once I can start running Showcase every month (hopefully it's very soon, I'll see if I can be profitable very shortly) I can get in the swing of telling a better story. I feel trapped with running one big show a month in that I get the sense that I have to deliver a ratings hit every time out. With Showcase, I treat that as a more story driven show where I can do what I like and mix main eventers with lower carders a bit more.

Indeed. I tend to do a weekly thing on occasion with a 1 hour show as a way of building a storyline and keep making more money and popularity.

October 30, 2010

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Week 4, April 2010

In front of 1000 wild Delawarian fans!

Death Row © w/ Cat Jemson vs. Bad Company for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

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Just like last month, we open the show with Death Row defending their titles against Bad Company. Cat Jemson made this match just to spite Lisa Bowen and The Awesomeness, but that doesn’t mean Death Row didn’t have a bit of trouble with Bad Company. The talented technicians seemed to learn their lesson from the last meeting of these two teams, and dominated the early going with some of their trademark sweet science that left the brawler champs befuddled. Eventually, though, their ****iness got the best of them, as they seemed to forget that even though the champs walked, talked, and acted like a couple of thugs, they really are a world class pairing, and the champs were able to fight back and finish of El Rudo with a Hunts Point Bomb (Double Powerbomb). As they played to the crowd after the match, Cat Jemson mockingly struck a pose very reminiscent to Lisa Bowen’s.

Death Row retain, 59.

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Duke Hazard was standing by backstage with American Patriot and “Mean” Jean Cattley.

“Patriot,” Duke began, “Last month you said that you thought Atlas done earned himself a title shot, but that you weren’t gonna give him one. Do ya still stand by that decision, even after he beat the hell out of Mean Jean and the Ant-Man?”

“That’s right, Duke,” Patriot answered. “Ya see, dude, this title means something. It means that you’re the face of this company, a representative for everything it stands for. We have values in MAW, brother. American ones. The Succession, they ain’t got anything like that, brother. They want to use this title to further their own careers. Me, dude, I’m gonna use it to further MAW. Me and Mean Jean, we’re company men. We may not always see eye to eye, but we got this company’s best intentions at heart. Much as it pains me, dude, I can’t give those bastards the chance to ruin this company’s legacy. That just ain’t right, brother.”

“Mean Jean, what about you? Got any thoughts on your match tonight?”

“Yeah, I have thoughts,” Cattley replied. “I have thoughts of going out there tonight, and hurting Atlas and Cameron Vessey. You both beat me, and I’m not taking that lightly. I may be a bit older and a little slower than you, but I’ll be damned if you count me out. This company was built on my back, and if you think you can just take it away from me, you’re in for a rude awakening. So you two better be watching your backs, because if you don’t, I’m going to break them.”

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While the two southerners, Ford Gumble and Remmy Skye waited in the ring for their, some sweet 70s tunes blasted through the arena speakers, and Raphael danced his way to the ring with an equally (if not more so) flamboyant competitor, none other than Justin Sensitive. Collectively known as The Heartbreakers, the two danced and gyrated to the ring, disgusting every woman anywhere near the first row. Remmy watched the display with a sense of confusion, but Ford remained a blank slate, exposing no thoughts behind his cold exterior.

Ford Gumble and Remmy Skye vs. The Heartbreakers

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Once in the ring, The Heartbreakers crazy antics ceased, as they showed Gumble and Skye why they’re such an effective team. While Raphael focused on wearing down his opponents, Sensitive threw caution to the wind and launched his body from all angles at his opponents in their bid to come out on top. Fortunately, Skye proved to be very adepts at countering an equally insane offense, and Gumble showed that he’s more than an effective striker, as he went hold for hold with Raphael in an impressive counter wrestling sequence. The match was fairly even, with both teams getting an equal amount of offense, but Ford and Remmy showed that experience is sometimes not enough to overcome pure skill when Ford blasted Sensitive with a QUICK DRAW KICK that left the debutant down and out.

Ford and Remmy win, 44

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“That’s what you call a title defense?” Stardust said mockingly, approaching the tag champs with Cannonball.

“Took a little too long to beat those chumps, if you ask me,” Cannonball chimed in.

“If you can barely handle them, how do you even expect to take on top competition like us?”

Shady and Knuckles didn’t even look up form unlacing their boots.

“Already beat you punks,” Knuckles said.

“Pretty easy, too,” Shady replied.

The comment seemed to enrage the former champs.

“Yeah, and you had to cheat to do it!” Stardust exclaimed.

“Some win you guys got,” Cannonball agreed.

Death Row stood now, getting face to face with the champs.

“You two punk bitches wanna try and do something about it, then?” Shady asked.

“Let’s go. I’ll give you one free shot before I decide to kick your asses.”

The Awesomeness contemplated the statement, before deciding to take Knuckles up on his offer. The two came out swinging, and the teams delved into a brawl that saw bodies and furniture flying about the locker room. Soon enough, wrestlers and crew alike flooded into the ring, forcing the two teams apart, kicking and screaming.

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Steve Flash vs. The New York Doll in a House of Chaos match

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Steve Flash eyed the House of Chaos before stepping in to meet The New York Doll. The house consisted of 4 chain link walls, with various weapons hung on the walls and littering the mat. Ropes were strung from wall to wall, with instruments of pain such as steel chairs, trash can lids, and baseball bats hanging just out of reach. Flash sighed before opening the door and sliding into the ring, where The New York Doll stood waiting like a kid in a candy store.

When the match started, Flash ignored the instruments of carnage surrounding him, choosing to act like this was any other match, and wrestling Doll like normal. That wouldn’t last long, though, as the psychotic Doll soon grabbed hold of a kendo stick and began unloading on Flash. Welts began to rise up on his back and chest, and Doll refused to let up. Grabbing a trash can lid, Doll ran full steam at Flash, leapt up, and delivered a bone crunching shot to his head. From here, Doll just began to unload a slow, methodical attack on Flash, who was clearly out of his element defending himself in the hardcore environment.

Things began to turn around when Flash was able to trip Doll with a drop toe hold, sending him crashing face first into a steel chair. Flash, surprised at the placement of chair and it’s effectiveness, timidly picked up the chair. Folding it up, he took a deep breath before driving it into the chest of Doll, leaving him rolling in agony. Flash looked at the chair for a moment before repeating the move. Tossing the chair aside, Flash reverted to his usual nature and began to tie up Doll in submission holds, but Doll soon broke out. As Doll tried to fight back, Flash booted him in the gut and went for a suplex attempt, but Doll slipped out the back.

Irish whip…Flash reverses, tossing Doll straight into the cage wall. And again! And again! Flash picks up a trash can lid now, and absolutely levels Doll. Doll’s been busted open! Unfolding the chair, Flash sets it up in the center of the ring before dragging Doll over. Flash Bang on the chair! Doll’s down! But Flash doesn’t go for the cover instead opting to ascend the cage wall. As he nears the top, he snags a baseball bat hanging from the top rope before dropping back down. With Doll slowly recovering, Flash takes aim. Flash takes a few practice swings before cracking the bat right across Doll’s back. That’s a home run hit, and Doll’s out! Falling on his opponent, Flash covers Doll and is awarded the match.

Steve Flash wins, 49.

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“Bravo, bravo,” Citizen X said, walking out from the back. Steve Flash breathed heavily, eyeing X while gripping the baseball bat tight. “I knew you had it in you, Steve Flash. Everyone does! Do you see how effective you are like this? How wonderful it feels to let go of all the restrictions that you once held on yourself. To let all of your true potential out in one glorious moment?”

Steve Flash said nothing.

“You’ll see soon enough, Steve Flash. I’ll be watching you.”

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Island Boy Apollo vs. Casey Valentine w/ Miss Emily

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In an entertaining match between to brawlers, these two went all out in their efforts to prove their superiority. The two looked pretty damn equal, though, and it wasn’t until Emily distracted the ref that Valentine was able to swing the momentum his way with a low blow and finish Apollo off with a Valentine’s Kiss (Snap DDT).

Valentine wins, 61.

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As Jay Chord waited in the ring for his match with Amazing Fire Fly, Dharma Gregg and Ant-Man made an appearance.

“I thought you were a fighting champ, Jay,” Dharma said. “But I guess you only want to put the title on the line against guys like Riley McManus. What’s the matter, is Fire Fly to good to get a shot?”

Miss Emily spoke up before Jay could say anything.

“Jay Chord is a fighting champion. He’s better than any wrestler on the roster not already in The Succession, and he’s guaranteed to beat that wimp Fire Fly tonight. You want the title on the line? You got it!”

Emily looked smug, but Jay, on the other hand, looked a bit worried.

Ant-Man smiled as Fire Fly made his way to the ring. “Good luck, Jay,” he said.

Amazing Fire Fly vs. Jay Chord © w/ Miss Emily for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

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Fire Fly was a fiery blur as he sped about the ring, picking his shots easily as Jay struggled to keep up with the young speedster. It was bound to happen eventually, though, and when he did, Jay struck hard with a huge suplex. Utilizing a massive size difference for the first time in his career, Jay powered Fly down over and over again, gaining confidence each time the youngster found his back on the mat. Fire Fly wouldn’t be held long, though, fighting back with dropkicks and ranas that left Jay dazed. Climbing to the top, he readied the Sky High (450 Splash), but Jay had it scouted and crotched him on the top turnbuckle. Mirroring last month’s finish, Jay dragged Fire Fly out before planting him with a nasty looking Super DDT to retain the belt.

Jay retains, 66.

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Atlas split the crowd backstage as he and Cameron Vessey made their way to the ring for the main event. The giant seemed oblivious to anything around him until Cameron Vessey suddenly latched onto his arm and spun him around.

“Listen up,” Vessey said, looking straight up into the giant’s eyes. “I don’t like you. I don’t like that you’re here, and I don’t like that I’m with you. I’m the one in this group that should be getting a title shot, not your big, stupid ass. I earned my shot. You remember, don’t you? The night that I won three matches, and all you did was beat the hell out of someone that was already tired?”

Atlas said nothing, staring blankly down at Vessey.

“You’re lucky Emily controls my contract, because if she didn’t, I’d already be the champ, and you’d be looking for work elsewhere.”

Still, Atlas remained silent.

“Will you say something, damn it!?”

“I’ll kill you if you talk to me like that again,” Atlas said, slowly. Easily, he pushed Vessey back before resuming his slow procession to the ring.

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American Patriot and “Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Atlas and Cameron Vessey

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Miss Emily was strangely not at ringside for this match, but her clients did well in the early going regardless. Despite their obvious tension, Atlas and Vessey both possessed a great deal of skill, and used that to hold the champ and his partner at bay. Patriot and Cattley both possess a large amount of skill as well, though, and it wasn’t long until they began to fight back. Once they gained control of the match, they wouldn’t relinquish it, holding Cameron Vessey far away from Atlas and delivering a tough beating to the second generation star. Even when Vessey got close to making the tag, though, Atlas seemed completely uninterested in tagging himself in. The giant seemed content to watch Vessey take a beating in the ring. Following an enzigiri to Patriot, though, Vessey was able to slowly crawl to Atlas and tag him in, almost reluctantly. As Atlas and Mean Jean entered the ring, the two tore into each other, but Atlas got the best of the exchange, and in one fluid motion, latched both hands around the the throat of Cattley and slammed him with that double handed choke bomb. As he made the cover on Jean’s limp body, Vessey intercepted Patriot, keeping the champ from interrupting the pin.

Atlas and Vessey win, 67.

Vessey and Atlas had no time to celebrate, as Casey Valentine and Jay Chord came sprinting to the room, descending upon Patriot in a flurry of fists. The champ wasn’t going down without a fight, though, and he did his share of damage before Valentine dropped him with the Valentine’s Kiss. With Patriot down, Miss Emily came sauntering to the ring, swinging a pair of handcuffs in her hand. Locking one side around the wrist of Patriot, she attached the other to the bottom rope, leaving the stirring champ locked in place.

As he began to regain his wits, Emily lifted a microphone to her lips. “Teach him a lesson,” she said, smirking.

But instead of descending on the champion once more, Jay, Valentine, and Atlas turned their attention to Cattley, who was regaining his wits as well. The three took turns bloodying Cattley as Patriot screamed to them to stop.

“Do you see what you’ve brought upon him, Patriot? This could stop if you would just give us our shot,” she said. “But you’re stubborn. Stubborn, and stupid. Cameron!” she shouted to the fourth member of The Succession, who had been hanging back from the scene, watching moodily. “Get our belt.”

Vessey rolled slowly out of the ring before grabbing the heavyweight title and sliding back into the ring. As soon as he stood, Atlas took his place directly in front of him. Reluctantly, Vessey passed off the title to the monster. Jay and Valentine lifted Jean by his arms, holding the unconscious and blood veteran up. Atlas took aim, before slamming the title right into the cut face of Cattley, who folded upon impact. Walking over to Patriot, Atlas dropped the title at the feet of the screaming champion, before making his exit with the rest of The Succession. As the five-some left, the medical team and security sprinted past them to attend to the two warriors in the ring.

Total: 60

October 30, 2010

Post show thoughts:

-I'd like to start off by patting myself on the back for my highest rated show yet. While the three 60+ matches surely helped, I'd like to give credit for me finally learning to book an angle correctly. Whereas I used to put people like Vessey in angles as not rated, I recently discovered the usefulness of rating them on overness.

-As far as the Valentine/Apollo match goes, that grade blew me away. Not in a million years did I ever expect Apollo to pull that out. He still has sub-50 performance skills!

-Justin Sensitive's debut might not have gotten a really great grade, and that's all due to Remmy and Ford being a face/heel combo. I've got a medium divide, but the penalty still struck. Still, I prefer to have my character's have face and heel qualities at once, so they have face and heel alliances as well.

-I've stopped writing up the dark matches because I don't want to give away any debuts or anything (I've been testing guys out there lately), but this week no such matches took place. If you're curious, Kid Leone fought Eddie Cornell once again, this time with MAW graduate Robbie Wright thrown into the mix. Kid Leone took the win when he hit his trademark super kick on Robbie Wright. Also, The Awesomeness squashed the young team of Paradox and Paradigm. The Paratroopers are a couple of years away from making any real mark, so I'm not afraid of letting you all know that they regularly duke it out in dark matches.

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“Alright everyone, gather round,” Rip said, taking his position at the front of the locker room. The room was buzzing from the turnout of the show, and everyone was chattering away happily as we closed in on Rip. He mouthed a few words, but they were either unheard or ignored by most as they continued to talk.

“Cut out the talk!” A voice said, rising above all others. We all turned to see Jean staring back at us, agitated. He exchanged a nod with Rip, who continued his talk.

“Alright, boys, that was a great show tonight. Ya’ll really put everything out there, and I wanna thank you for that. But I gotta ask you, how about Apollo and Fire Fly?”

We all answered with cheers, slapping the team on the back and throwing high fives their way.

“Those two showed people tonight what MAW’s all about. Everyone else passed ‘em up, but we gave ‘em a chance, and they tore the house down! Great job tonight!” Rip said, leading us in a round of applause as Apollo and Fire Fly stood around sheepishly.

“That’s not all I want to talk about, though. I know I haven’t booked you yet, but I want you all here in two weeks. Next month, we’re bringing Showcase back!”

We all commenced to cheering again. Showcase meant two paychecks a month, and double the exposure. A few of us were working for two, three promotions, but a lot of us were still only collecting the paycheck from MAW and the odd indy booking.

“Attendance has been up the past couple of months, and me and Jean think we have a shot at turning a profit running two shows a month. Me, Jean, Steve, and Ford all got together, and we decided that we’re gonna run Showcase for the next two months. If we can make some money, you boys can expect to get two paychecks a month. If we don’t, well, it’ll happen later on down the road.”

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The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

Tigerkinney · October 30, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Awesomeness need to remain looking strong in order to earn another title shot, Young Canadian League are basically jobbers at this stage.

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

I'll go with the guy with a little more experience here, even if he probably isn't all that over in the Mid Atlantic.

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Forgotten who Atlantic Connection are, The Anarchists do seem to be getting more of a push, so I will tip them for the win.

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Squash

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Remmy's more established

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

Ant-man isn't quite ready to go over one of the Succession just yet.

TheEffect · October 31, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

Boltinho · October 31, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

funkyzafara · October 31, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

Hashasheen · October 31, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

20LEgend · October 31, 2010

The Young Canadian League vs. The Awesomeness

Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

The Atlantic Connection vs. The Anarchists

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Ant-Man vs. Casey Valentine

p.s codey have you thought about asking scott vibert to change the name due to the spelling mistake, it's certainly not a problem but I think it would be good since this diary is really good and has run long

November 3, 2010

Show should be up some time tomorrow, last chance to get in predictions!

November 4, 2010

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Friday Week 2, May 2011

In front of a sold out crowd in Delaware Hall

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Tonight’s show kicked off with Miss Emily strutting down to the ring, a smile on her face and The Succession in her wake. Atlas led the group, with Valentine and Chord trailing behind, and Vessey pulling up the rear, a sour look on his face.

“The four men standing behind me are the best talent this company has. MAW has been built on the back of these men, and yet they get no glory. No recognition is in store for them when they go to the back. These men are the unsung heroes of MAW. For now.”

She smirked.

“Atlas was booted from the company 3 years ago just when he was on the brink of capturing the championship, all because of the vindictive nature of Rip Chord. Well, Rip, he’s back. And he wants his title shot. If things work out like I think they will, he’ll get it, too.”

“You see, if the champion wants to fight, there’s not a thing poor old Rip can do about it. And after seeing what we did to his new little buddy Jean Cattley two weeks ago, I have no doubts in my mind that he’ll be just itching to step into the ring with my 6-foot 7, 300 pound golden ticket. I suggest you all buy your tickets to Old School Rules now, because you’re going to witness the birth of a new era here in MAW.”

Emily passed the mic to ringside before motioning for The Succession to make their exit. As they did, Vessey lagged a bit, as he turned and met his eyes with those of Rip Chord at the announce table.

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The Awesomeness looked like just that in this match, as they wrestled circles around the Young Canadians. They completely stuffed Price’s brawling, and made sure Quinn knew just why his offense was known as “high risk,” causing the young flyer to crash and burn, dealing massive damage to himself. Eventually(mercifully?), Cannonball leapt from the top and hit the Cannonball Splash (Senton Splash) on Price to score the win.

The Awesomeness win, 37.

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While The Awesomeness celebrated their dominating win, their rockin’ music was interrupted by some deep, bass-y rap music, and Death Row burst out of the back, armed with chains and pipes! The duo stormed the ring, causing Cannonball and Stardust to beat a hasty retreat when they started swinging their instruments of pain. As The Awesomeness backed away, Shady grabbed a mic.

“Yo, what’s up? You punks don’t wanna take us on when we’re fresh?”

He paused to watch The Awesomeness’ angry reaction.

“Whatever, dawgs. You want a fight, you got one. Cat signed the match earlier today. Old School Rules, ya’ll gettin’ hit with a drive by!”

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We cut to the backstage area, where Ford Gumble and Remmy Skye are conversing. Remmy says something, and Ford actually smiles, as something vaguely resembling laughter escapes his lips. Something seriously odd is going on here with those two…

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Eddie Cornell vs. Mimic

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Cornell makes his second appearance here in MAW, and this time gets a warmer reception from the fans. The same couldn’t be said of his opponent, Mimic, though. The grunge rocker was met with boos. Maybe the fans really don’t like him, or maybe they just want him to realize that grunge rock is dead, who knows? The poor reception didn’t seem to affect him, though, and Mimic went toe to toe with the younger Cornell cousin. Cornell was able to get the win in the end with a Black Lightning Bomb (Backdrop lift power bomb), though, evening his MAW record to 1-1.

Cornell wins, 41.

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Jean Cattley is seen walking backstage, a slight limp in his step. He makes his way through the locker room area before stopping at a door and knocking. A moment later, the face of American Patriot emerges from the doorway.

“Jean,” Patriot said.

“Patriot,” Jean returned.

“What do you want?”

Jean paused a moment. “Don’t act like you don’t know why I’m here. You need to take that fight.”

“I can’t do that.”

“What the hell is that supposed to mean?”

“It means I can’t do it, dude! I can’t risk letting them have this title. Not after all Rip’s done for me.”

“Ok, then, here’s what’s gonna happen. I’m gonna fight them. Again. Seeing as you can’t seem to grow a pair, I guess this falls on me. MAW means a lot to me, too, Patriot. The only difference is, I’m willing to fight for it.”

Jean turned on his heel and stormed off, leaving Patriot alone to think.

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This was a fairly competitive match that saw The Atlantic Connection use their superior teamwork and technical skills to try and overcome the formidable team of The Anarchists. Eventually, though, it just proved to be not enough, as Citizen X finished off CJ with a Flaming X (Crucifix power bomb).

The Anarchists win, 42.

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After the match, Steve Flash stepped out onto the stage.

“X, it’s time,” he said.

“Steve Flash!” X said happily. “Time for what?”

“Time for you and me, X. We’ve been dancing around each other for too long, and it’s high time we finished this off. I want you in the ring again. And I want it in the House of Chaos.”

X scoffed at the idea. “As much as I like that idea, Steve Flash, I don’t think so. I’m chaos incarnate, and that cage is my home. You’re not ready for me yet. Not like that. But, Steve Flash, should you let your primal instincts take over, show me that you’re willing to break down the walls that protect you, I might reconsider.”

Flash didn’t say anything, instead turning away angrily and returning to the backstage area.

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Jay Chord was sitting alone, polishing the gold on his title belt. As he held it up to view his reflection, Ant-Man kicked the door in and rushed Chord. Grabbing him by the collar, he easily lifted Chord up and into the wall.

“I’m tired of waiting, Chord. I want another title shot,” Ant said.

Chord sneered. Struggling to speak, he still managed to sound like a total ass.

“Sorry, pal, but you don’t deserve a shot. I only fight top competition, you see, and you lost your last match. Convincingly.”

“You want me to be convincing, huh?” Ant asked as he raised his fist.

Flinching back, Jay said, “Whoa, whoa! You didn’t let me finish!”

“Go on, then.”

“Put me down first, I can’t breath,” Jay said. As Ant-Man ungraciously dropped him to the ground, Jay rubbed his neck. “Tonight, if you can beat Casey, I’ll give you a title shot. If you don’t, then you go straight to the back of the line, and you can forget about ever getting a shot again.”

“That sounds great to me,” Ant-Man said. He turned to leave, but not before looking back at Jay over his shoulder. “I expect I’ll see you later tonight,” he said, smiling.

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At Americana, Apollo really showed his ability when he took on Casey Valentine. Unfortunately, he came up short, and, even more unfortunate, has to take on the equally as dangerous RCI winner, Cameron Vessey. Vessey came out swinging, viscously attacking Apollo. Apollo, for his part, was able to hang in with the talented Vessey, and do some damage as well. He was never able to do enough, though, and Vessey was able to drop the brawler with an emphatic Vessey Driver to score the win. After the match, Vessey did no celebrating, instead making a hasty exit from the ring.

Vessey wins, 58.

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The semi-main event of the night pitted two of MAW’s high flyers against each other, as the rainbow haired warrior Remmy Skye took on the mysterious Kid Leone. These two put on quite the show as they flew all over the ring putting their bodies on the line with some very high risk, high reward moves. The young Leone was able to hang in there with Remmy, eventually putting him down with a big flying forearm. With Remmy on the ground, Leone began to stomp the mat, calling for his trademark super kick, but when he went to strike, Skye wisely ducked under, and rolled Leone up to pull off the win. While Skye high fived fans on his way to the back, Leone stared daggers in his back, clearly upset at the manner in which he lost.

Skye wins, 46 (Awful chemistry)

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“Mean” Jean Cattley was standing in the ring, ready for a fight. His ribs were bandaged, and he walked with a clear limp.

“Let’s do this, Atlas,” he said. “You and me have unfinished business, and since I’m the only one willing to fight you, let’s settle it.”

He waited a moment. “Come on you big son of a bitch,” he said, just before Atlas and Miss Emily emerged from the back.

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“Yeah, let’s do this,” Cattley said, throwing the mic down.

The two stared each other down, but just before they engaged “Red, White, and Blue” erupted through the speakers, and Patriot slowly made his way out onto the stage.

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“This ain’t right,” he said. “Emily, call your dog down, your fight’s with me.”

Emily did as requested, stepping between Atlas and Cattley.

“I ain’t proud right now. I’ve never ducked a fight in my life. I keep telling myself it’s not for me, it’s for MAW. But that ain’t cutting it. It don’t feel right! Dammit, it’s un-American! I gotta stand up and protect MAW the right way, meet the problem head on. That’s why in two weeks, at Old School Rules, I’m gonna put this belt on the line against Atlas!”

The crowd roared their approval.

“That’s sweet,” Emily said. “But know this: you just made the biggest mistake of your life.”

“You keep telling yourself that, lady.”

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Ant-Man came out with focus tonight, but he was met with sturdy opposition from the talented Casey Valentine. The match devolved into a fist fight quickly, and it became clear early on that these two were going to be walking away from this one bruised and probably bloody. Neither man was giving an inch to the other, and every exchange seemed to turn into a stalemate, and the momentum shifted fast and often. Eventually, just as Ant-Man predicted, Jay Chord slithered out to the ring, intending to get involved in the match. Ant-Man planned for this, though, and Culture Shock leapt over the barricade at ring side, cutting Chord off and forcing him to the back. Valentine was distracted by the events at ringside, and when he turned his attention back to the match, was met with a huge Ant-Slam that put him down. Not satisfied, Ant-Man quickly flipped Valentine over and locked in Ant Trap (Dragon Clutch). Valentine struggled for a moment, but the submission was sunk in deep, and he was forced to tap. Dharma entered the ring with her client, and the two celebrated Ant-Man’s earning a title shot.

Ant-Man wins, 56.

Total: 48

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Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship

Hashasheen · November 4, 2010

You main evented with Ant-Man! Yay!

Old School Rules:

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship[/center

November 4, 2010

Yes, this marks Ant-Man's first main event

funkyzafara · November 4, 2010

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship

Bosox · November 4, 2010

Old School Rules:

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

I just friggin' love the Awesomeness!!

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship

Tigerkinney · November 4, 2010

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

This gets a re-match already even with the awful chemistry? Anyway Skye wins in more convincing fashion to put whatever feud was there to bed.

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Death Row retain and get some fresh challengers next month whoever they may be.

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Routine win for Flash as he builds for his eventual showdown with Citizen X

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Keep Emily's boys looking strong, maybe they'll go after the Tag belts?

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

I'm not going to completely rule out Ant-Man winning here, I just don't think it will.

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship

It does turn out that Patriot has bitten off more than he can chew, and unfortunately for the MAW fans Atlas does become the new Mid Atlantic Champion.

TheEffect · November 4, 2010

Remmy Skye vs. Kid Leone

Death Row © vs. The Awesomeness for the Mid Atlantic Tag Team titles

Steve Flash vs. Justin Sensitive

Culture Shock vs. C-V-2

Ant-Man vs. Jay Chord © for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

American Patriot © vs. Atlas for the Mid Atlantic Championship

November 5, 2010

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A video package kicked off the show. Prior to the start, “A Succession© Production” flashed across the screen, and Miss Emily’s voice could be heard speaking over a montage of the various members of The Succession dominating opponents.

“Tonight a new era begins. No longer will the Rip Chord regime rule MAW with an iron fist. Those of you that support this tyrant will soon come to see the error of your ways, as Atlas takes the Mid Atlantic Championship from the grasp of Chord’s lackey, American Patriot. Together, with The Succession backing him up, he will carry MAW on his back into a new age, one where the cheated, the wronged, and the flat-out ignored will be truly recognized for what they bring to the table. With the Mid Atlantic Championship, we’ll control the legacy of this company, and, as such, the operation of it. Rip’s worked hard to establish this championship as something meaningful, and unless he wants to see it tarnished, he will give in to our demands and treat us as we deserve.”

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These two put on a highly competitive match at Showcase two weeks ago, and Leone came away very frustrated at the result. As such, he came out very strong against Skye, who was caught off guard on more than one occasion. Skye’s been in situations like this before, though, and was able to fight through the adversity and swing the momentum his way. Oddly, though, Ford Gumble began to mosey down to the ring about midway through the match. Coldy, the Texas Hitman watched the match from ringside. When Remmy dropped Leone and was calling for him to get up, though, the masked star wrapped himself around the leg of the referee. As Skye looked on, annoyed, Gumble leapt up onto the apron and nailed Skye with a QUICK DRAW KICK!

With Skye down, Leone got the easy pin as Gumble slunk off to the back.

Leone wins, 56 (Still awful chemistry, but much better than their last. I'm glad Leone is awesome!)

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Patriot and Mean Jean were backstage conversing when Atlas and Miss Emily approached. Immediately, Mean Jean jumped up defensively, but Patriot remained relaxed.

“Settle down, dude,” he said. “They aren’t here for a fight.”

“That’s right,” Miss Emily said, smirking. “Atlas is saving your beating for the ring. We’re just here to make you an offer.”

“What do you got, lady?”

“Forfeit the title now and join The Succession. You save yourself a beating and get to remain a dominating force in this company. You’ve been led along by Chord, Patriot, and that’s your only fault. Let me advise you, and you could be great.”

Patriot laughed. “Lady, there ain’t no way I’d ever join up with the likes of you. Just being in the same room as you gives me the goose bumps.”

“Fine. I expected as much from you. You’ve been brainwashed by that old man, after all. Regardless, I made the offer, so my conscience is clear. Atlas, let’s go.”

Emily turned and left, but Atlas didn’t immediately follow. Instead, he took a step toward Patriot. Raising his arm up, he lay his heavy hand on the title belt draped over Patriot’s shoulder. As he patted the gold, he smiled before turning and following his manager.

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With all four men standing in the ring, Rip’s associate Remington Remus stood up from the announce table.

“Umm, hi everyone. This order, uh, comes from the mouth of Rip Chord himself. The tag title match has been modified a little, and is now officially a tornado tag match!” he said before quickly sitting back down. Rip smiled, patting the young man on the shoulder as Lisa Bowen and The Awesomeness screamed their protests.

Death Row, however, had no objections to the match type, and attacked with gusto. The brawlers seemed completely at home in the chaotic environment, and controlled virtually the entire the match. The Awesomeness got their licks in as well, but they just couldn’t seem to match punching power with the champs. Stardust was able to keep them in the match though, doing his best to overcome the champs with speed, as he ran from rope to rope, turnbuckle to turnbuckle taking pot shots at Shady K and Knuckles. But when Knuckles dropped Cannonball with a big boot, Stardust found himself alone with two very big brawlers that took turns treating him like a punching bag. Eventually, They nailed him with the Hunts Point Bomb(Double power bomb) and Knuckles covered him for the win.

Death Row retain, 58.

As Death Row celebrated, Cannonball came out of no where with a steel chair, cracking it across the head of Shady K, then Knuckles. Cannonball roared (it was, admittedly, not all that ferocious) before turning his attention to Cat Jemson, who was also in the ring. The manager came from the hardcore environment of DaVE, so she had the presence of mind to quickly escape the ring. The message was sent, however, and she took notice of the threat Cannonball made as she hastily ran backstage.

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Backstage, Kid Leone is shaking the hand of Ford Gumble, passing a thick wad of bills in the process.

“Good job out there,” Leone said.

Gumble grumbled.

“Well, I’m outta here,” Leone said, walking away.

At that moment, Remmy Skye stormed up to Ford.

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“What the hell was that?” he demanded.

“What was what?” Ford looked legitimately confused.

“Why in the hell did you kick me out there? I thought we were cool now!”

“We are, partner. That was just business,” Ford answered.

“Business? You damn near gave me a concussion!”

“I ain’t seeing the problem here. You got an issue, you take it up with the mask wearin’ fella.”

“Dammit, Ford, you lost me that match, not him!”

“Like I done told you, you got a problem…”

“No, Ford,” Remmy said, poking Gumble in the chest. “My problem’s with you! Now get the hell outta here, before I do something I'm gonna regret in the morning.”

Ford threw up his hands and grumbled something before meandering off.

“Son of a bitch’s crazier than a sack full of cats…”

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Sensitive was looking to rectify his debut loss tonight, but Flash was having none of it. Flash could normally beat Sensitive nine out of ten nights, but with the viscous beating he put on Sensitive, it looked like he could make that a perfect ten. The match end came when Flash untied the turnbuckle padding as the ref checked on a beaten Sensitive. Pushing the ref out of the way, Flash pulled JS up and hit the Flash Bang (Stun Gun), driving Sensitive face-first into the exposed turnbuckle, busting him open in the process. As he made the cover, Flash ground his forearm into the gash on his forehead, coming away with an arm covered in red.

Steve Flash wins, 45

“Is that good enough for you, X? Am I violent enough, crazy enough for you?” he screamed after the match.

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Citizen X and The New York Doll walked out onto the ramp as medical personnel rushed out to check on Sensitive.

“Steve Flash, Steve Flash,” X began. “You’re making headway in your journey to freedom, my friend. But, as I told you two weeks ago, you just aren’t ready to step into the ring with me. You have a wealth of experience under your belt, Steve Flash, but you’ve spent an entire career channeling it in the wrong manner! It will take time to demolish the walls you’ve built around you. Our day may come eventually, Steve Flash, but, for now, we’re worlds apart. Truly, I wish I could satisfy your hunger, I honestly do. But not yet. You would only hurt yourself.”

As The Anarchists walked away, Flash threw down the microphone, visibly upset.

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Ant-Man sat silently in his locker-room as Dharma Gregg hyped her client up.

“…And you’ve got everything it takes to beat him, the speed, the strength, the ability, the…”

“Dharma,” Ant-Man said, as he stood up, placing his hand gently over her mouth. “Just be quiet. I got this, I know it.”

With that, Ant-Man slipped out of the room, Gregg quickly trailing behind him.

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<div style="text-align:center;"> Culture Shock vs. C-V-2 w/ Miss Emily

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Culture Shock have enjoyed their emergence as players in the MAW landscape as of late, and demonstrated that as the started off very hot against the experienced team of Vessey and Valentine. C-V-2 are former tag champs, though, and they were able to easily stay in the match. As the match wore on, both teams were able to get their licks in, and the pace of the match eventually became breakneck. While Culture Shock looked strong, though, C-V-2 looked that much stronger, and when Valentine was able to hit the Valentine’s Kiss (Legdrop to the back of the head) on Fire Fly when he was draped over the apron, Vessey took the opportunity and nailed Apollo with a Vessey Driver (Spinning DVD) to score the win.

C-V-2 win, 62

While Valentine and Emily took to gloating after the match, Vessey hung back. Standing over a now-recovering Apollo, Vessey reached out his hand, offering to help the Puerto Rican up. Apollo was cautious at first, but eventually gasped Vessey’s wrist, and was subsequently lifted to his feet. Vessey nodded respectfully to the young fighter before turning and making his exit, leaving Apollo, Fire Fly, Valentine, and Emily all equally confused.

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<div style="text-align:center;"> Ant-Man w/ Dharma Gregg vs. Jay Chord © w/ Miss Emily for the Mid Atlantic Traditional title

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These two going at it seems to have become the tradition this title’s name implies, and they didn’t stop to explain why. Instead, they demonstrated it to everyone as they delivered the match of the night. Ant-Man’s development into a competent technical wrestler offset the straight-ahead attack Jay’s become known for, and the clash of styles made for a very interesting dynamic. Ant-Man didn’t, however, abandon the skills that brought him to the table, however, and when they were on the outside, hit a massive Ant-Slam (Flapjack power slam) that left Chord writhing in pain. Realizing that a count-out win wouldn’t result in a title change, however, Ant-Man quickly rolled Chord into the ring where he unsuccessfully covered the champ for a two count. The two exchanged offenses from here, but when Ant-Man surprised Chord with a HUGE Raid-Line (Lariat), the match looked all but over.

Instead of going for the cover, though, Ant-Man rolled Chord over and slapped on the Ant-Trap (Dragon Clutch), and Chord began to writhe in pain, struggling to escape the submission hold. With the ref focused on the hands and mouth of Chord to see if he would give up, though, Miss Emily was able to sneak in and pull Chord’s foot onto the bottom rope. Shrieking at the ref, she began frantically pointing it out, and the ref had no choice but to break up the hold.

Angered, Ant-Man stepped out of the ring and confronted Emily, who cowered in fear of the masked man. As the ref’s count neared ten, though, Ant-Man hastily jumped back onto the apron, where he attempted a shoulder block from between the ropes on Chord. Jay had the move scouted, though, and delivered a viscous kick to Ant’s chest. Pulling him out, Chord leveled Ant with a big time Super DDT, but left his arm wrapped securely around his neck in a tight guillotine choke.

When Ant didn’t tap out, Jay yanked back, pulling Ant in deep, but placing both shoulders on the groudn in the process. When Jay Fair noticed this, he began to count, but just as his hand slapped the mat for the three count, Ant-Man slapped Chord’s shoulder, tapping out.

Jay immediately released the hold, and began celebrating what he saw as a win. Emily and Dharma both entered the ring, and began to argue cases for their respective clients to Jay Fair. Fair, though, ignored both of them, and exited the ring, making a beeline to Remmington Remus at ringside. He whispered something in Rip’s protégé’s ear before he stood up from the announce table.

“Living up to his name,” Remus began, “Head referee Jay Fair has declared this match a draw! As both men lost at the exact same second, Jay Fair sees no reason to declare either the winner. As such, Jay Chord will remain champion, but this match will not be seen as a win on his record.”

Emily breathed a sigh of relief at the result, but Chord was visibly irritated by the result. Snatching his title belt from Jay Fair’s hands, he stormed off to the back, leaving his manager behind.

The match is a draw, Jay retains, 64.

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<div style="text-align:center;"> American Patriot © vs. Atlas w/ Miss Emily for the Mid Atlantic Championship

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The smoke from Atlas’ entrance had hardly cleared when the opening chords of “Red, White, and Blue” broke through the speakers and the crowd erupted, welcoming reigning champion American Patriot to the Delaware Auditorium. Patriot held his title belt high over his head before pointing threateningly at Atlas, who stood still as a statue. As the music died down, the two engaged in a tense stare down. After what seemed like ages, the two finally locked up. As they grappled for position, it was clear that Atlas held a massive strength advantage, as he was able to push Patriot around the ring with ease. Patriot, however, used his ring-savvy mind to even the odds, utilizing leverage and position to keep Atlas off balance throughout the match.

While the match remained relatively even throughout, Atlas was proving to be quite resistant to the attacks of Patriot, and the American Icon had failed to topple the giant even once, whereas he himself found his back on the mat more than a few times. Finally, as Patriot fired off a number of forearms to the chest of his opponent, Atlas fired back with a huge boot that knocked the champ down to the ground.

Whereas he just seemed annoyed at Patriot’s attacks early in the match, Atlas had become enraged, roaring to the crowd after every successful attack, and there were many of those. Battering the champ with suplexs, spine busters, and press slams, the challenger was looking quite dominant. At times, though, he seemed completely uninterested in finishing the Patriot off, instead choosing to dole out more and more punishment.

After downing Patriot with a monstrous shoulder block, Atlas slid his thumb slowly across his throat, calling for the end. Wrapping his heavy hands around the neck of Patriot, Atlas lifted the champ straight to his feet, and then high into the air. As he held him there, though, something snapped in Patriot, and the champ began firing off forearm shots to the face of Atlas, who was forced to drop him to his feet. After laying into him with machine gun chops, Patriot suddenly spun and landed a stiff discus lariat that knocked Atlas right out of his boots. Patriot himself collapsed after the series of moves, his energy spent.

As the ref began his ten count, both men slowly made their way to their feet, where they once again began trading shots with one another. Atlas reared back for a lariat of his own, but he was far too slow. Patriot easily saw the move coming and ducked under, wrapping his arms around the waist of Atlas and lifting him for the American Suplex(Backdrop driver)!

No! Patriot only managed to get the giant a few inches off of the ground before Atlas broke free of his grasp. Surprised at the ease of his escape, Patriot had no time defend as Atlas wrapped both hands around his throat and drilled him with the World Bomb (Double hadn choke bomb)! With one hand on Patriot’s chest, Atlas made the cover, 1...2...3.

Atlas wins the Mid Atlantic Championship, 48 (Yay for awful chemistry in a huge main event!)

A calmness washing over him, Atlas stood silently over his fallen opponent as the fans watched on, shocked. Surely, some of them expected Atlas to win, but none thought he would do so so easily. The excited shrieking of Miss Emily pierced through the relative silence of the auditorium, as she rushed to Atlas, title belt in hand. She passed it off to the new champion, who slowly raised it over his head, finally letting a smile spread across his lips. Meanwhile, Miss Emily pointed to Rip Chord at ringside and began to laugh. Rip, for his part, let no emotion show on his face as his company’s championship belt passed into the hands of someone that wished to destroy it from the inside.

OOC: This is gonna sound dumb, but can anyone help me out with how to write the plural form of suplex? Also: wow, I just realized how many female managers I have. And they're all business managers, not valets. That's...different from what I'm used to.

Hashasheen · November 5, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="codey" data-cite="codey" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="29024" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>OOC: This is gonna sound dumb, but can anyone help me out with how to write the plural form of suplex? Also: wow, I just realized how many female managers I have. And they're all business managers, not valets. That's...different from what I'm used to.</div></blockquote> Suplexes. And I'm angry for doing a draw with Ant-man! <img alt=":mad:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/mad.png.69834f23b9a8bf290d98375f56f1c794.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

November 6, 2010

The environment backstage after the show was pretty wild. Even though the main event didn’t exactly light up the world, we all felt something from it; a sort of change was washing over MAW. A new champion just so happened to illustrate that fact pretty damn well.

As we all celebrated the coming of a new age with coke and root beer (no alcohol was allowed backstage, it was one of Rip’s 10 simple rules), Rip called the room to attention.

“Now, as you all know, we have a tradition here in MAW. The fans get to see the title change hands, but the real exchange happens after the show. Brandon, Josh, get on up here.”

The two men more commonly known as American Patriot and Atlas pushed their way to the front of the room. Brandon held the Mid Atlantic Championship in his hands, before passing it off to Josh. The freshly installed name plate read “Atlas” in a big, gorgeous font.

As the belt changed hands, Brandon smiled, saying, “Congrats bud, it’s been a long time coming.”

Josh smiled back. “Thanks, man. This means a lot to me.”

Turning to the rest of the locker room, Atlas beamed ear to ear as he held the belt high above his head. The entire roster burst into applause as our new champion began his reign.

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As I left the building that night, I eyed Jay from across the parking. The two of us hadn’t spoken at all aside from match set up stuff with Rip, and I intended to keep it that way. I assumed we were cool now, as he’d basically left me alone, but you know what happens when you assume things.

I tried to take the long way around the parking lot, avoiding Jay, but he spotted me and made a beeline toward me.

“Pretty nice show in there, huh?” he said as he neared me.

Not sure how to approach the situation, I just agreed. “Yeah, pretty cool…”

“It’s just a shame, you know?”

“What? I think Atlas is gonna be a good champ,” I said.

“No, not that…” he replied. “It’s a shame you’ll never get a belt like that.”

“Wha-”

“You’re too much of a little bitch, and everyone knows it. Dad and Jean would never give you a title belt. The only reason we even drew tonight is because they didn’t want to hurt the poor little orphan‘s feelings.”

“Whatever,” I said, pushing past him. My patience had worn thin, and I wasn’t going to stand around and take this tonight.

“You’re just a bitch!” he called after me. “Everyone knows it!”

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“Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Jared Johnson

Cam Jones vs. Miller Fforde vs. Robbie Wright vs. The New York Doll vs. Roderick Remus vs. Riley McManus

Knuckles vs. Cannonball

Steve Flash vs. El Rudo

Eddie Cornell vs. Raphael

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Ant-Man and a partner of his choice vs. Casey Valentine and Jay

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Hashasheen · November 6, 2010

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“Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Jared Johnson

Cam Jones vs. Miller Forde vs. Robbie Wright vs. The New York Doll vs. Roderick Remus vs. Riley McManus

Knuckles vs. Cannonball

Steve Flash vs. El Rudo

Eddie Cornell vs. Raphael

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Ant-Man and a partner of his choice vs. Casey Valentine and Jay

Boltinho · November 7, 2010

“Mean” Jean Cattley vs. Jared Johnson

Cam Jones vs. Miller Fforde vs. Robbie Wright vs. The New York Doll vs. Roderick Remus vs. Riley McManus

Knuckles vs. Cannonball

Steve Flash vs. El Rudo

Eddie Cornell vs. Raphael

Island Boy Apollo vs. Cameron Vessey

Ant-Man and a partner of his choice vs. Casey Valentine and Jay

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