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Big Roguey · July 26, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20

HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest)

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Sid Streets

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Dread

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

Phantom Stranger · July 26, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Dusty Streets!

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Sam Keith

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

kieranforthewin · July 26, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20

HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest)

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

As much as I want 24/7 Partay Dudez to win...It won't happen.

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Its on Uprising and not even the Uprising Main Event, I don't think the ????? will be that big.

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

I like Greed!!

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Because arguments!

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Sid Streets

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Dread

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

Psycho Sam · July 26, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20

HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest)

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Sid Streets

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Dread

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

Croquemitaine · July 27, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Sid Streets

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Rory McCallum

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

Midnightnick · July 27, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20

HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest)

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Wrestlebot 9000

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Dread

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

3rdStringPG · July 29, 2013

OOC - Last call for predictions, as Supreme TV may be up within 24 hours!

PRO WRESTLING HITS UPDATE - SWF "FUTURE ENDEAVORS" FOR SEPTEMBER 2013

By Dan Mardayl

Monday, August 26, 2013

We have learned from a source close to the Supreme Wrestling Federation that SWF Superstars Lobster Warrior, Marc DuBois and Biggz in Japan (Bart-San and Brett-San) will not have their contracts renewed once they expire in September.

"Lobby", known outside of the ring as Chris Morrisette, was, since his SWF debut in 2002, the definition of a "company man," according to numerous Pro Wrestling Hits sources. For most of his career, he wrestled under the guise of Lobster Warrior, rising in the ranks from kid-friendly midcarder to someone on the cusp of the main event when the Underwater Union (Aaron "Jumbo Shrimp" Jackson, Sam "Calamari Kid" Pratt and Mikel "Super Starfish" Alonso) all turned on him in 2006. With the help of the uncharacteristically-babyface Pain Alliance as his enforcers, Lobby beat the comic book heroes-turned-villains in a Loser Leaves Town match at Welcome to the Jungle 2007 - this coincided with the three all getting released from Supreme to try their luck elsewhere. Ironically, it looks like Welcome to the Jungle 2013 was Lobby's last PPV, where he lost to Koshiro Ino in a match for the vacant SWF United States Championship.

So why is Lobby leaving town in 2013? Our sources say a lot of it has to do with his age. At 40, Lobby's brief run under his real name was too little, too late, and fans didn't quite get behind his blue collar hero gimmick (or lack thereof) like they did when he was known as Lobby. "Chris being Lobster Warrior was mainly a nostalgia trip to give him a good send-off, since that's the character many remember him by," said one of our insiders. "He's obviously disappointed that the SWF seems to have him in there for gatekeeping purposes, and disappointed that hopes of a main event push, such as his 2011 Battle for Supremacy win, have mostly been a false dawn for him. But he's a consummate professional, and the consensus around the locker room is that he'll be missed."

That's more than what can be said about DuBois, 26, the original Can't Miss Prospect. Once thought to be the LeBron James, Robert Griffin III or Stephen Strasburg of Supreme, DuBois' problems with drugs and the law have turned him into a prospect who simply missed the mark, no pun intended. This year, DuBois had briefly held the tag team titles with Des Davids as The Can't Miss Prospects, getting over a bit as solid midcard heels, but many say he should have been in the main event by now had it not been for his disruptive locker room presence. "All he cares about is getting loaded (drunk or stoned) and getting his paycheck, and that's certainly not what we expected out of him," said our source. "(Texas A&M quarterback) Johnny Manziel better not follow DuBois' example if he wants to make it big in the NFL when he turns pro," added our source, dropping the name of someone who seems to be headed "to DuBois territory," at least in his opinion.

Lastly, Biggz in Japan, a.k.a. Bart and Brett Biggins, are widely thought of as two SWF Superstars who have overstayed their welcome. "Let's face it, the Biggins brothers were never great shakes, even when they were (tag team) champs on four separate reigns," lamented our source. "They just looked good, the girls thought Bart and Brett were cute, and the guys wanted to marry Jessie, even when they found out she was Tom's (Gilmore) wife." Now 36 and 32 respectively, Brett and Bart have "the knees of 45-year-old men", and not even their run as Koshiro Ino's gaijin lackeys has helped them in the win-loss column, as they remain used as enhancement talents to help put the younger stars over. "Koshiro will fire them in an angle, but it looks like he'll get rid of 'em just when their contracts are about to expire, thus preventing them from actually turning face," our source added. "It's sad, as they've been around for so long, but creative pretty much sees the Biggins brothers as relics, even if they aren't that old."

As of this writing, none of the other major American promotions have expressed any interest in hiring these four men. Frederique A. Garcia, another worker whose contract is due to expire soon, will reportedly be fired in kayfabe following a controversial angle on Uprising, but he will be spending his remaining weeks in Supreme as a developmental trainer. "They may keep Freddy around," our source claims. "It all depends on how he does as a trainer, but otherwise, it looks like he's gone stale, regardless of what gimmick he uses. His injury history has also been an issue as of late."

flaviooooo · July 29, 2013

Time to get mine in then :-)

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20

HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest)

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk vs ?????

Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen

Hero Squad vs 24/7 Partay Dudez - SWF World Tag Team title match

Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen - Strap Match

Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money - SWF World Heavyweight title match

SWF Uprising

Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest)

Sunday, September 1, 2013

The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs The Royal Pains

The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean

Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson

Valiant vs ?????

Joshua Taylor vs John Greed

????? vs The Can't Miss Prospects

Bonus Question #1 - Which C-Verse '97 character shall be the babyface in the "replay" of the first-ever Supreme TV match held in 1993? Sid Streets

Bonus Question #2 - And who will be the heel in this replay match? Clue - Part of the default C-Verse, but retired. Warlord Pain

Bonus Question #3 - Some of SWF's main eventers and previous High Stakes mentors are coming to High Stakes to make up for not being booked at the angle-heavy twentieth anniversary show. Who will be Calum Nelson's opponent on the penultimate High Stakes Season 1 episode?

A) Vengeance

B) Steve Frehley

C) Tom "Angry" Gilmore

D) Nicky Champion

E) Brandon James

3rdStringPG · July 30, 2013

SWF Supreme TV - Supreme TV @ 20 HP Pavilion at San Jose (California, Southwest) Tuesday, August 27, 2013 (Week 4) DARK MATCHES: None. SUPREME TV: <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Money and Bruce Argue (100/A*)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/RichMoney_alt1.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/JackBruce_zps8d6ec515.jpg</div> This week's Supreme TV is, of course, the big twentieth anniversary spectacular, and we start out with the announcers hyping what should be a memorable evening of nostalgia and present-day action, including tonight's semi-main event pitting Nicky Champion and Barry Bowen in an Ojibwe Strap Match and the main event, a No Disqualification World Heavyweight title match, where Jack Bruce would defend against Rich Money. Also, Duane Fry promises the big reveal of the person who tried to slander Bruce by means of "tribute video", and claims that it definitely is not the man we see in the ring, once again kicking off Supreme TV - Rich Money. Money - History. Pfffft. Why waste all that precious money on reviving the past and dwelling on nostalgia when you have the present right in front of you, and the FUTURE in the form of YOUR next World Heavyweight champion? Word is out. The polls have been closed, and I've been told more than 60 percent of the SWF Galaxy's MARKS who voted on the SWF App want me facing Tom Gilmore for the Supreme Heavyweight title I was robbed off. Well, let me just say this, MARKS. You can have Remo and Steve Frehley and Nicky Champion face Gilmore for that title, because tonight, I shall be winning myself the big one, with or without The Almighty Dollar. How do I know? (scoffs) I'm Money, dammit, and I'm sure you minimum-wage drones here in San Jose have to admit that one World Heavyweight title for the Moneyman is way too few for a man of my wrestling skills and riches. And in the unexpected event that I may lose this match, I still have Supreme Heavyweight to fight for. Either way, I win, but tonight, my eyes are set on that piece of gold that's been on Jack Bruce's waist for two months too long. If Remo keeps failing, then I'm gonna keep trying. That's Money. Now we all know that that drug and alcohol-fueled Jack Bruce is anything but Money, right? (pauses as the crowd boos and jeers "MONEY SUCKS!") Yes, you MARKS may think I suck, but saying I do means you also think money, as in everything from George Washington to Ben Franklin, sucks as well. Go on. Be that way. Stay as poor as you were on the day you first saw life in the arms of your parents, as poor as you were when you paid for tickets to this show, as poor as you were the last time your boss refused you a raise or your parents withheld your allowance for getting yet another D or lower on your History exams or, since it's still summer, for scratching your dad's broken-down Olds Cutlass that you tried to drive past 55 with no license whatsoever. Now where was I, before you MARKS rudely interrupted me? Of course, I was talking about Jack Bruce, who remains as single-minded as he was when he first accused me of interviewing all those people whose lives he made a living hell due to his penchant for drugs and booze... Money is still in the middle of his promo when Jack Bruce rides out to his ring in a 1993 Corvette with the number "20" on the doors to commemorate twenty years of Supreme TV. Bruce steps out, heads to the announce table, and receives a mic from - surprise, surprise - Duane Fry. Bruce - IT'S SHOW-TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!! Time for some five-time Showtime, Mitch Runny, and as you may have noticed, I'm in a particularly impatient mood tonight. You, good friend, are like an opening act who keeps on goin' and goin' like the Energizer Bunny, even as the fans scream for the Jack Bruce Band to head on out there and RAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWKKKKKKKKK!!!!! Dig my commemorative wheels, by the way? Money - It's not a Rolls or a Bentley or a Bugatti Veyron, but I'll have to say, Jack, I didn't know Mr. Eisen was a fan of your music. You do realize that those are his wheels, right? Bruce - Tricky Ricky may prefer Tom Jones to Tom G. Warrior or Tom Angelripper or Tom Motherbleepin' Araya, but he knows a winner when he sees one. The Cream of the Crop. The Mayor of Metal...POPULATION UMPTEEN MILLION. The Long Island AY-AY-AY-AY-AYYYYYYYY-NGEL, JACK MOTHERBLEEPIN' BRUCE!!!! The man who, when this night is but another memory, will remain the FIVE-TIME WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION AFTER HE TAKES YOU OUT IN A NEW!!!! YORK!!!! MINUTE!!!!! And you, Rich, are still a man in denial. I already told you it's okay, Rich. I know you're too cowardly to talk s--- about me, so you have rock 'n' roll jabronis like my ex-guitarists Roy and Todd do it. So you have my ex-girlfriend, Karen Killer, talk about what a liquored-up junkie I am to the point that she won't even let me be a daddy. (makes coughing noise) HARLOT! It's okay, Rich. Go make that big reveal now, because your plan has actually backfired. Money - There's nothing to reveal, Jack, except how I plan to make you feel as poor as your rock star wannabe daddy and waitress mommy were when you were born. I'm gonna end tonight's needless celebration of nostalgia by turning YOU into a piece of nostalgia...the SWF's first five-time World Heavyweight champion alright, but also the worst. (shakes his head) You know how sure I am of winning? Bruce - Oh, come on, Rich, you gotta learn how to get your own schtick for once! I made the guarantee before Welcome to the Jungle when I beat Steve "I Wanna Play the Race Card" Frehley. But I'm interested. What are you puttin' on the line? Please don't tell me it's your integrity, because that's one thing you NEVER had, oh good Father of Sell-Outs. Money - If I lose tonight, here's what I plan to give up. (takes a long pause) THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. That's right, Jack, if I lose tonight, it's gonna be me and Remo doing it like we used to do it for all these years - a Two-Man Money Trip. Richie Pangrazzio can go eat my scraps. The emo straight-edge baby. The tag team underachievers. The Shooting Star failure who wanted too much, too soon. The announcer who forgot who gave him credit as the GREATEST in SWF history. (pauses) Remo and myself, we've worked out our differences, but the others have yet to man up for their being short of Money at Welcome to the Jungle. Of course, I'm willing to work with them in the future, but if I lose tonight...they go their way, I go mine, and I go there with Remo. Bruce - If I was readin' what you said, I've got four letters. TLDR, RICH!!! You got yourself a dealie-O, and it will be my pleasure to help you continue your run as the SWF's Almighty Has-Beens. Forget Louie Williams and his Gold Alliance. The Almighty Dollar had more, yet lost it faster. I know that's not Money, but that, Rich, sure is funny. Jack Bruce heads back to the locker room, but before he does, he points at Duane Fry, yelling "YOU DID IT!", though Fry continues to maintain his innocence. If it wasn't anyone in The Almighty Dollar or anyone on Rich Money's payroll, who was it?</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - High Concept Impersonates The Pain Alliance (63/C)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/ElmoBenson_zps0dcd5164.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/GregBlack_zps4ea5506c.jpg</div> After the break, we prepare for the evening's first match, featuring Lobster Warrior and Krustacean Kirk (guesting by virtue of a challenge win on High Stakes) going up against...THE PAIN ALLIANCE?!? As "The Painful to Watch Alliance" hits the ring, Peter Michaels talks about the strange relationship Lobby maintained with the real Pain Alliance back in the day... "Big Smack Benson" - GIMME THE CENSORED MIC! (grabs the mic from manager "Not-Quite Blonde Buckshell") WEMME TELLYAH SUMPIN', UNDERWATER UNION!!!! SIX YEARS AGO, BACK WHEN THA' KAMOSHUN INDA' OSHUN' WAZGOIN' ON, YOU DINN ASK FO' NO HELP FROM THOSE GOOD-LOOKIN' HIGH KONSUPP GUYZ...YOU DINN ASK THUM TURNCOATS BARTSUNN AND BRETTSUNN...YOU TURNED TA' US, THE PAINFUL TA' WATCH ARLIANCE...AND WHADDID IT GETCHA?!?!? IT MADE YA' A STAR, WUBSTAH WAWWYAH!!!! IT MADE THE EZZDUBYAHEFF GALCKSY FO'GET ABOUTTA PAINFUL TA' WATCH AWWIANCE!!!! "Kurt Grouchomee" - Six years ago, Scott, er...Big Smack Benson, that crab suit-wearin' kid wasn't even in Supreme yet! And his wang was probably... "Big Smack Benson" - SHADDUP, KURT GROUCHOMEE, AND STOP BEIN' TASELESS!!!! TA'NIGHT, THE PAINFUW TA' WATCH ARLWIANCE IS BACK IN TOWN FO' ONE NIGHT ONLEHHHH...AND WEER GUNTAKE YA' OUT IN A NEW!!!! YUCK!!!! MINNY!!!!!! "Kurt Grouchomee" - Dammit, Big Scott Elmo, those are Jack Bruce's lines! "Big Smack Benson" - SHADDUP, TASELESS KIRK!!!</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">The Underwater Union vs "The Painful to Watch Alliance" (w/"Blonde Buckshell") (55/D+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/LobsterWarrioralt2.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/KirkJamesonalt_zps412a4c50.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/ElmoBenson_zps0dcd5164.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/GregBlack_zps4ea5506c.jpg</div> This is a short, yet fun match designed mainly to get the kids in the crowd pumped, even if the characters High Concept are impersonating are anything but "PG." As Lobster Warrior works on "Kurt Grouchomee", flooring him with a Russian legsweep at around 2:00, some fans can be heard cheering "ONE MORE MATCH! ONE MORE MATCH!", in reference to Lobby's imminent contract expiry. We also see "Krustacean" Kirk Jameson wearing his crab costume, nearly making "Big Smack Benson" tap out of the Krustacean Kirk-Hold. The match ends with a Lobster Trap from Lobby to "Big Smack Benson", and in the spirit of good sportsmanship, both babyface teams hug each other and celebrate for the 10-and-under fans at the HP Pavilion in San Jose. WINNERS - The Underwater Union in 5:47</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Angry Gilmore vs Skull DeBones - Supreme TV Classic Feud from 2002 (74/B-)</div> We now move on to the SWF's James Earl Jones Sound-alike Voiceover (JEJSV), who talks us through an 11-year-old feud, the third greatest in SWF Supreme TV history according to a field of unnamed SWF experts. Meanwhile, Peter Michaels announces two midcard matches confirmed for the September PPV, Under Control - Valiant vs John Anderson for the North American title (Anderson got 39 percent of all votes), and Koshiro Ino vs Joshua Taylor for the United States title (Taylor got 30 percent of all votes). JEJSV - In 2002, a vigilante by the name of Skull DeBones had emerged as the SWF's World's Greatest North American champion after annihilating the competition for the North American title month...after month...after month. (Vengeance is shown defeating several big-name opponents in title defenses - Black Hat Bailey, Adonis Rivero, Mr. Supreme, Enforcer Roberts and Joe Sexy.) DeBones - I beat them all and made them pay the wages of sin. Black Hat Bailey, the nickel-and-diming bully. Enforcer Roberts, the silent muscle behind the Eisen money-making machine. Mr. Supreme, who has polluted his body with alcohol from sixth grade to the present. And who can forget Adonis Rivero, whose pride in his physical appearance has led to his repeated downfall at my hands. Angry Gilmore, you will find out at Supreme Challenge XXII, that your craving for money, and later on your hair-trigger temper, will only do you in as I rattle those chains and exact the wages of your multiple sins. Vengeance will be mine, Angry Gilmore. JEJSV (talking as we see scenes from Vengeance's win over Gilmore at Supreme Challenge XXII) - While DeBones' quick win over Tom "Angry" Gilmore at Supreme Challenge XXII further cemented his reputation as a legendary North American champ, injuring Gilmore in the process, the young Canadian was back with a vengeance, no pun intended, mere weeks before Break Like the Wind 2002. Gilmore - Fifteen stitches, Skull DeBones...a pulled hamstring and severe knee damage from the table you fed me at Supreme Challenge...YOUR FUN AND GAMES ARE OVER, WEIRDO, BECAUSE ALL YOUR STALKING, ALL YOUR ATTEMPTS TO DO GOOD AND SAVE THE SWF FROM EVIL...WILL COME TO NAUGHT WHEN I DEFEAT YOU AT BREAK LIKE THE WIND!!!! NOTHING ILLEGAL!!!! NO FOREIGN, INTERNATIONAL OR OUTSIDE OBJECTS, OR WHATEVER YOU WANNA CALL 'EM!!!! I've trained long and hard to make you pay YOUR own wages of sin...the cigarettes you smoke and the beer that you drink...only make you a pathetic, sniveling creature who turns his body into a trash can. I've got purity...but do you have purpose in Supreme aside from scarin' little children and referencin' the Seven Deadly Sins? I DON'T THINK SO, DEBONES!!!! I'M GONNA TURN ALDERBROOK GROUNDS INTO YOUR BURIAL GROUNDS, IF YOUR BODY DOESN'T GET 'YA FIRST!!!! JEJSV - And in the end, it was Angry Gilmore soundly defeating DeBones in a 20-minute classic at Break Like the Wind 2002, as he won his first of a record-tying three North American titles. Still, no one has held the belt as long as DeBones, now Vengeance, has, as he remains the longest-running North American champ, with a 13-month reign that started at SWF Let the Games Begin in October 2001, and ended with his loss to Gilmore in November 2002.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Eisen Rants About Faith (76/B-)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/EricEisen_alt2_zps23d12aee.jpg</div> This interview is conducted by the "dean" of SWF backstage interviewers, Mr. Bob "BJ" Johnson. Before hot young women (see: BJ O'Neill, Dawn the Cheerleader, even Beautiful Babette, even if she wasn't young at that time) did the majority of backstage interviews, Mr. Johnson was chatting it up with SWF Superstars on Supreme TV, speaking in a formal-sounding baritone and, on occasion, messing up names. Here he deliberately pays tribute to that, as he interviews Eric Eisen backstage. Mr. Johnson - Tonight, I have with me a young man who's headed for some great things in this sport through a movement he calls Occupy SWF. Ladies and gentlemen of the SWF Galaxy, here I have Mr. Derrick Eisen. Mr. Eisen, if you would... E. Eisen - I refuse to do this interview, BOB, if you don't get my name right. Mr. Johnson - As you wish, uh...Eric, but if I may call you Mr. Eisen... E. Eisen - You know what, I kinda like the ring of that. (pauses as the video shifts to an old clip of "Erik Vincent" doing the job for Christian Faith, circa 1995.) Mr. Johnson - That's you, isn't it, Mr. Eisen? E. Eisen - First of all, they spelled my name wrong. Secondly, if this tribute show is all about embarrassing us SWF Superstars while we tried to pay our dues, then I don't want any part of my match against the Living Fossil of Supreme, MISTER Christian Faith. Mr. Johnson - Now there's a nifty name from Supreme TV's past who's still kicking behind as of the present! Now Mr. Eisen, do you have any specific action plan mapped out against the veteran Mr. Faith? E. Eisen - I also happen to be a veteran, BOB... Mr. Johnson - Mr. Johnson, please. You have to respect the fact that I come from what you youngsters call "old school", so... E. Eisen - And I'm not a youngster either. Then again, I'm not as old as Tyrannosaurus Faith, so my game plan is this, BOB. I plan to pull out some of my vintage moves - the Silver Spoon Shock, in particular. With that, and maybe the Supremacy, I, the Supreme Iconoclast, will show fossilized trilobites like yourself how we do it in 2013. That's what Occupy SWF! is all about. Out with the old, in with the new generation of stars. Men like my frat brothers Franklin D. Huggins III and the Bulldozer, Bryan Smith. And I am definitely the ONLY present-day star who knows how to obliterate the old ways and replace 'em with something these kids can identify with. Mr. Johnson - And what would that be, Mr. Eisen? E. Eisen - I'm talkin' beer keg parties, BOB! I'm talkin' make-out sessions with the head cheerleader or the football quarterback or Mr. or Ms. Rock Star on Campus, or that hot lady boss you've got at your office job. We're all about bein' edgy and over-the-edge, and dancin' on the grave of the old ways. We're the vodka in your orange juice, the sex scene in your Disney movie. I understand my dad got rid of you when SWF Swagger was born? Mr. Johnson (looking flush with embarrassment) - Unfortunately, Mr. Eisen, I believe that is correct. And good riddance! The moment I left Supreme, it was all about whose breasts were bigger and whose ding-a-lings were longer. It was all about pushing the envelope and upsetting the television executives. It became all about YOU calling your father Rick, not even Richard, and wrestling skills pushed aside in favor of aesthetics. If this is what you want the SWF to be, then consider this the LAST TIME you will be seeing Mr. Bob Johnson doing backstage interviews. And not even wild horses can send me back here in 2018 for the 25th anniversary show. As Mr. Johnson storms off, Eisen, Franklin Huggins and Dozer Smith clink their beer cans with each other and start spraying each other with shaving cream, as they celebrate their having made Mr. Johnson walk out and give up on the SWF. Eisen yells "YOU'RE UP NEXT, LIVING FOSSIL!" as he sprays shaving cream on the camera, ending the segment and eliciting boos from the San Jose crowd.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Replay - First-Ever SWF Supreme TV Match, Joey Flame vs Warlord Pain (58/D+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/JoeyFlame_zps3421c9ef.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/WarlordPain_zps53b920a8.jpg</div> This match is from the August 31, 1993 Supreme TV, and here we have Joey Flame, 41 years old and recently relegated to jobber to the stars, putting over Warlord Pain (w/Warlord Agony) as both face-painted heels team up to distract, interfere and win the match over the original real-life/reel-life rock star of the SWF, or one of two with his brother Teddy. Joey Flame gets defeated at close to seven minutes with a Super Overhead Fallaway Slam,and as kayfabe-fired Darren Smith counts one, two, three, Pain and Agony celebrate by double-powerbombing Teddy, then Johnny, then walk away victorious.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Christian Faith vs Eric Eisen (w/The Eisen Entourage) (74/B-)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/ChristianFaith.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/EricEisen_alt2_zps23d12aee.jpg</div> "How can you sleep at night when you've caused one of the SWF's greatest announcers of all time to quit his job in a furor?", asks Peter Michaels to no one in particular, as images of all three announcers in 1993 (Michaels at 33, Fry at 11, Jason Azaria at 33) are shown on the screen. We also see more embarrassing 1993 photos of SWF Superstars - Remo (11) wearing a high-top fade, Squeeky McClean (18) and Jessie (18) and their respective high school yearbook photos, and finally a 15-year-old Eric Eisen in a flannel shirt and a bad early '90s haircut, and 25-year-old Christian Faith posing for an SWF press photo. As for this particular match, Faith controls it most of the way, except for one point where a Huggins/Dozer distraction allows Eisen to German suplex the Supreme Legend quite clumsily. After Faith counters the Silver Spoon Shock, he regains control,and eventually wins with a gutwrench powerbomb/Leap of Faith combo, doing it for the old guard and naturally his Faithful. WINNER - Faith in 8:10</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Frehley and Davids Brawl (78/B)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/SteveFrehley_alt4_zps4c333206.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/DesDavids.jpg</div> Backstage, as Nicky Champion prepares for his mid-show promo, Steve Frehley and Des Davids are at it again, as Frehley, ever the killjoy, threatens a stage hand for airing footage just seconds earlier of the Dark Destroyer in 1993, as a 9-year-old boy acting in a school play. Davids sees Frehley roughing up the stage hand, and grabs him from behind, chastising him for being so angry and negative. After Frehley yells "WHAT THE HELL HAS THAT GOTTA DO WITH WRESTLIN'?" to Davids, he clocks the former Notre Dame All-American linebacker with a powerful right, and both men have to be broken up by road agents Chief Two Eagles, Craig Prince (ex-NOTBPW making his Supreme TV debut) and Warlord Pain (yes, THAT Warlord Pain we saw earlier) before things get even worse.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Champion Promo (85/B+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/NickyChampion_jhd3_zps6393cde3.jpg</div> After the Frehley/Davids fisticuffs are broken up, Nicky Champion prepares to rant about Rich Money and The Almighty Dollar, and hype his upcoming Strap Match against the Commissioner, Barry Bowen. The announcers also explain that it will be Nicky Champion (50 percent), Rich Money (63 percent) and Remo (42 percent) against Tom Gilmore in the Fatal Four-Way at Under Control for the Supreme Heavyweight title, and if Money wins the World Heavyweight title tonight, his place will be taken by Steve Frehley (41 percent). Champion - Are we having a great Supreme TV @ 20 show or WHAT, Nicky Champion guys and girls? (pauses as the crowd cheers) Damn right we are, and unlike a certain S.F. who has problems holding back his anger and showing his light and fun side to the SWF Galaxy, Nicky Champion has no problem whatsoever with his Nicky Champion boys and girls seeing how he looked like at age nine. That being said, the Supreme-Tron shows an old photo of Champion from 1993, where the (already) mullet-headed young boy is wearing a replica SWF World Heavyweight title belt and dressed just like Bruce the Giant. Champion (speaking in an exaggerated low voice and passable Australian accent) - I'm Bruce the Giant, mate, and I just destroyed Sam Strong. I just destroyed Strongamania and forced him to pay me 70 cents on the dollar. Hey, at least it's better than 50 cents on the dollaridoo, mate. (back to normal accent) No offense to you, Brucie, Nicky Champion would like to have you here in Supreme, but that other guy? The original Let Me Tell You Something guy? Nicky Champion says he'd rather see him enjoy his retirement and the empire he built from the Strong-ian precepts of one to ninety-nine cents on the dollar. But anyway, they don't make 'em like Brucie anymore. You got this Russian behemoth Marat Khocksuckerenko (long U sound), er...Marat Khoklover, er...WHATEVER, that big Russian who can't wrestle. Bruce the Giant would kick his ass. Speaking of people named Bruce, I'm sorry, Jack, but Nicky Champion can't help but appropriate your colorful terminologies for Mr. Marat. Now goin' back to the big guys, Nicky Champion thinks there's one man who comes, and came so damn close to being as clumsy and as goofy as Marat Khokandbullstorenko - there, I've toned down the SWF Swagger. And Nicky Champion will be facing him tonight in an Ojibwe Strap Match. (pauses to acknowledge the crowd's jeers of "BAR-RY!") For Nicky Champion, tonight is going to be nothing but a warm-up for Under Control, where he shall be fightin' once again for the belt the good Commish had created, and up against two Almighty Dollar bromance partners and a man whose skills and yes, even his anger, I can respect, Tom Gilmore. Tonight will see the victory of the Hawkeye Hammer, and boy, once I'm through walkin' around strapped to Big Talentless, the creaky, rusty Runaway Train, Nicky Champion will be back in the ring, free of injury, and his move, elbow pad or not, one hundred percent legal. And it's gonna be nothing personal, Gilmore...Money...Remo...when I head to the ring at Under Control and lay it all down with a Papoose Piledriver and a Hawkeye Hammer and that will be ALL SHE WROTE! UGH! UGH! UGH! You knew it before I was hurt. You knew it when I was hurt. And you still know it now that no doctor can tell me Nicky Champion is not fit to wrestle. (pauses for effect) NICKY CHAMPION!!!! IS MORE!!!! THAN JUST!!!! A NAAAAAAAAAAME!!!!!</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - The Almighty Dollar Beats Down on Champion (78/B)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/Remo.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/RichMoney_alt1.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/NickyChampion_jhd3_zps6393cde3.jpg</div> Nicky Champion has done what he could to get his verbal message across, and is headed back to the locker room when he gets jumped by Rich Money and Remo, as they prove their solidarity and do whatever possible to convince fans that, as best friends, disagreements are bound to happen and all that's needed is a little communication. We see little of that here, though, as Money and Remo take turns trying to soften Champion up; Remo wisely decides to work Champion's recently-healed shoulder, and blasts the Hawkeye on one of the locker room tables, shoulders first! Both Remo and Money then walk away, confident that they've sent the right kind of message to their would-be opponent at this year's Under Control.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad © vs 24/7 Partay Dudez (w/Kristen Pearce and A-Prime) - SWF World Tag Team title match (68/C+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/AtomSmasher.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/JungleJack.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/MainstreamHernandez_zps6c9b99e4.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/StevenParker_zps66188f51.jpg</div> This is a rematch of the Welcome to the Jungle title match, and Jason Azaria says the Partay Dudez's decision to invoke their rematch clause was done very, very quietly. Duane Fry continues teasing a face turn (he'd been favoring faces for the most part on this show) by asking Azaria if the decision was as quiet as teenage girls at a Partay Dudez concert. Throughout the match, we get open offense from both teams, and a "count-off" from fans, as Jungle Lord repeatedly shoulder rams Mainstream against the post at 5:30. At that point, The Awesomeness (who are announced as Hero Squad's tag team title opponents at Under Control) has arrived at ringside, and it's up to Jez McArthuer to send them on their merry way, back to the locker room. Thanks to the distraction, though, Mainstream and Stevie have a bit of an advantage until 7:30, until Jungle Lord reverses a Stevie suplex attempt with his own leaping side suplex! The hot tags are made at 9:00, and it doesn't take much longer for Captain Atomic to blast an inattentive Mainstream with the Mushroom Cloud, then the Jungle Jack-jammer from Jungle Lord. WINNERS - Hero Squad in 9:45. Hero Squad are STILL the SWF World Tag Team champions.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Christian Faith vs Steve Frehley - Supreme TV Classic Feud from 2013, friendship from 2004-13 (76/B-)</div> As this angle begins, it also means another Under Control announcement from Peter, Duane and Jason - this time, it's the stipulation for the Bruce vs Faith World Heavyweight title match. According to Peter Michaels, it's going to be a cage match, and with the exception of Vengeance, nobody knows cages better than the man whose friendship and feud with Steve Frehley will be covered in this next video - Christian Faith. Frehley (from 2004) - Let me tell you somethin', Sam Keith. You had it easy since your privileged childhood in Maryland. You went to the best schools, graduated with high honors, yet you chose to slum it out here with people like us. People like Christian and myself. Well, we know how it is to be strugglin' to eat three meals in a day. We've lived on government cheese and seen how hard our parents sacrificed to give us better lives. So now it's time for y'all to pick a team. Who's it gonna be, Sammy? Because Big Steve knows he'll be with Christian Faith and the Biggz Boyz. I bet there aren't three people in that locker room stupid enough to put up with your s---. Frehley (from 2013) - Don't you give me that "Frehley-natics" s---, because they ain't real fans! They're nothin' but SHEEP who cheer for one man, and one man alone whenever I'm in the same ring with that punk. "We have Faith. We have Faith. We have Faith." Even when I was World Heavyweight champ, and teamin' up with Christian against The Big Moneycrats, Brandon James and Paul Huntingdon, or even the f---in' Pain Alliance, you didn't hear nobody yellin' my name. They were all cheering Christian Faith's name louder than mine. When I attacked Faith after he defeated Vengeance, that wasn't envy. That was showin' him that I ain't gonna be no second-fiddle player like he made me. That was showin' him that I ain't gonna be nobody's Uncle Tom like I was for the past nine years. Faith (from 2004) - Have you any faith, Sam? I know I do, and it's that faith that's going to eliminate your team one by one. First, the Lords of War. Then, Sir Frederick Datsun. Then you and your Proton Lock, as I put you to the Test of Faith and Big Steve steps in with the Comet just in case the Test isn't enough. You are three separate entities. We are one team - myself, my "running dog" as he calls himself Big Steve, and the exciting Biggz Boyz. WE. HAVE. FAITH. Faith (from 2013) - Steve, in spite of all that you have done since Master of Puppets, in spite of your traitorous actions against myself and Nicky Champion, know that I still respect you as a competitor and an athlete. But whatever respect I have had for you as a human being is GONE. JEJSV - May the opponent have been Sam Keith or Runaway Train or Vengeance or anyone else who didn't "have Faith", Christian Faith and Steve Frehley had each other's backs for close to a decade. They were friends from the moment Faith discovered Big Steve from East L.A., as he spent most of his youth trying his best to stay clear from drugs and gangs, especially the Hispanic ones that populated the street corners of Frehley's neighborhood. That friendship was broken, unfortunately, earlier this year at Master of Puppets, when Frehley betrayed Faith after having had enough of being second fiddle to the Supreme Legend. After the scene where Frehley turns on Nicky Champion, then Faith at Master of Puppets, we see scenes from several Faith and Frehley matches - a tag match against Vengeance and John Greed from 2009, Frehley vs then-Vengeance acolyte Marc DuBois in 2010 for a World Heavyweight title shot against Jack Bruce, Faith saving Frehley from a DuBois/Vengeance beatdown following that match, and an older clip from 2007, where Faith, Frehley and Jack Bruce face Runaway Train and The Pain Alliance. Then we see Frehley beatdowns on Faith from 2013, each beatdown more brutal than the last. JEJSV - Is it too late for Faith and Frehley to rekindle their friendship? Can they still coexist after all that bitterness overflowed at this year's Master of Puppets? That is one thing that we have many more years to wait for, as this year, Supreme TV's twentieth, is only the beginning for America's premiere...and Supreme institution in sports entertainment.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Michaels Reveals Creator of Bruce Tribute Video (81/B)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/PeterMichaels.jpg</div> Peter Michaels enters the ring to huge applause from the crowd, as he prepares to announce the identity of the person who created the controversial "tribute video" for Jack Bruce following his historic fifth World Heavyweight title win at Supreme Challenge XXXIII. Fans loudly cheer his name as he pauses for close to a minute, thinking of the right words to say. Michaels - More than one month ago, a series of videos started showing on Supreme TV, purporting to pay tribute to the Cream of the Crop, the Mayor of Metal, Population Umpteen Million, the Long Island Angel, Jack Bruce. (pauses as someone yells "SAY MOTHERBLEEPIN'!!!") No, I am not going to say that, sir, because that word has no part in proper English conversation, not least the interviews of John Bruce Smith, better known to all his constituents of the SWF Galaxy as Jack Bruce. As a musician and an athlete alike, he has risen to a level of fame high enough for the original Jack Bruce of Cream to say "Bloody 'ell, this Yank's more famous than I am!" (pauses as the crowd laughs a bit) Indeed, in close to a decade in Supreme, Jack Bruce has become one of the promotion's hottest stars, winning five World Championships in nine years. But as we learned from those controversial videos, this SWF Superstar is apparently father to a young man named Bobby, and a former drug and alcohol abuser who nearly squandered his God-given gifts in music and sports entertainment as a result of the evils of his vices...though word on the street is that he hasn't given up those vices one bit. Tonight, we're here to find out just who shared those highly educational and informative videos. (says the last sentence without a drop of sarcasm whatsoever) I would like to say that it was either Rich Money, Duane Fry or Richie Pangrazzio Jr. who shared those videos. (pauses as the crowd cheers) You hate those three people with a passion, don't you, SWF Galaxy? But let's face it - Money's too busy enjoying his millions, Fry's too busy shilling the SWF App and kissing Money's a-- while at the same time kissing that of Jack's and Tom Gilmore's, and Pangrazzio's too busy being as mediocre a manager as he was a wrestler. It was none of those three. None of these men are cognizant or smart enough to create such a well-produced series of videos that tells all of you in the SWF Galaxy just what kind of a man your hero is. Nothing but a foul-mouthed, decadent, lecherous rock star who does not deserve to be anybody's role model. For most of the past nine years, you have been cheering Jack Bruce when, in reality, you have been cheering for the erosion of America's morality and value system. You have been rooting for a man who symbolizes the decline of Western civilization - a loud, uncouth rebel who lives to get wasted at every possible opportunity. A man who has neglected his son for 20 years, allowed his brother Danny to let his life get out of hand to the point where he left this business, and, years before he threw Danny under the bus, left his pregnant girlfriend Karen the moment he sensed trouble. (pauses as the crowd is now booing Michaels as he preps his heel turn) Is Jack Bruce the type of person you look up to? No wonder this world's so messed up. Because young people celebrate the sex, drugs and rock and roll lifestyles of your Marshall Hendersons in college basketball. Your Mary Jane-smoking Michael Phelpses. To you people, Milton Bradley is not the maker of family-friendly board games, but baseball's modern-day antihero. SCREW THAT, SWF GALAXY! Thank the good Lord nobody wants a piece of that miscreant. Here in Supreme, the equivalent of those self-styled bad boys is Jack Bruce, and it was I who exposed him for the poor role model he is to the youth of America, and the youth of the world. Fortunately for those who believe this world has hope for the future, there is one man whom I wholeheartedly endorse as a role model. He's got the long hair, the thick beard and the tough-looking exterior that you seem to desire in your heroes. He rides a big bike, a Harley, and he rides it whenever he has time, with loud rock 'n' roll music blasting out of those speakers. (the crowd cheers "WE HAVE FAITH!" as they realize whom Michaels is referring to) He is one of the SWF's most talented performers in history, a fact that was apparent from the first time he stepped into the ring. And the loud music he listens to? Christian rock. He is a man of God and a man whose name is more than a gimmick. He is the man who will be the SECOND FIVE-TIME WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION, and I'm glad to announce him as my first managerial client since the 1990s. Ladies and gentlemen, meet the TRUE hero you people should be looking up to, because by worshipping this idol, you may might as well have worshipped the Lord. I now present to you, the NEXT SWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION, THE SUPREME LEGEND AND TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY ICON OF SUPREME TV, CHRISTIAN FAITH!!!!</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Faith Refuses Michaels Alliance (77/B-)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/ChristianFaith.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/PeterMichaels.jpg</div> Faith emerges from the locker room riding his Harley, and as he enters the ring to confront Michaels, he isn't as happy as the latter had expected him to be. In fact, Faith looks very upset at Michaels as the latter's heel turn didn't go too well considering he's almost exclusively been a babyface announcer. Michaels - We've got it going already, Christian. I've educated these people about what a lousy example Jack Bruce is turning out to be, and how you're going to beat him at Under Control in a Cage Match, one of your long-time specialties. The only cages Jack knows, unfortunately, are those where poor, helpless strippers are forced to dance in, while decadent chauvinists like Jack stick Ben Franklins in their G-strings. Faith - What's the meaning of this, Peter? Michaels - The meaning of this, is you finally having a support system following the defection of Steve Frehley and Nicky Champion spending too much time focusing on Rich Money and his goal to beat Tom Gilmore for Supreme Heavyweight. (pauses) This is everything you stand for, Christian. Faith - Yeah? (pauses for a few moments) I suppose you know as well, Peter, that I don't stand for narrow-mindedness? Michaels - Wouldn't you want to live in a world where 14-year-olds don't try impregnating their girlfriends and leaving 'em because Jack Bruce did that to the poor Kallovski girl in '92, '93? Don't you want an environment where Milton Bradley is the name of a board game pioneer, not an angry Major League Baseball player who alienates teammates and managers alike? We probably can't do a thing about GTA 5 hitting stores in a couple weeks, but... Faith (interrupting Michaels) - My son Matty plays GTA, and can't wait for the new game to come out for Xbox One. Do you see him stealing cars or capping homies? I don't like the game, I have no plans of playing it, but it hasn't changed my son any. My daughter Maria has a boyfriend, a nice young man who plays in a band. He drinks a little, smokes a little, and at first, that made me wary about him. But they're not Bruce and Kallovski Part 2. Your daughters turned out okay, didn't they? Michaels - They sure did, and that's because I warned them about people like Jack Bruce. You probably did the same to your kids, didn't you? Faith - No, Peter. Why should I warn them about one of the most exciting individuals to see action in Supreme in its 40-plus year history? Jack and myself, we have different value sets. We run in different crowds. We may not always like each other. But we TOLERATE each other, and to be frank with you, Pete, your words are a huge surprise to me. An unpleasant one. Michaels - No, Christian. YOU are the unpleasant surprise. (pauses as the crowd boos him, and yells at the audience) SHUT UP!!!! (to Faith) I put my job on the line for you. I tried not to create a conflict of interest like what Duane Fry did when he started puckering up Rich Money's behind, and with new blood soon to join the announce table, I told Mr. Eisen I'd quit my job as announcer if I could manage you, the Supreme Legend, and guide you to even greater things. And he told me I had better make sure that's what I wanted to do, because I might not get my head announcer job back should I change my mind. Can you not see those sacrifices? Faith - I don't. (pauses) All I see is a bitter man who decided to shut his mind completely when he couldn't stomach the fact that a worthy individual won the World Heavyweight title. I know I'll prove to be worthier. I know it because... (says his catchphrase along with the crowd) ...I have Faith. And with Faith, I don't need people like you giving conservative values a bad name. Michaels remains in the ring, incredulous over Faith refusing his offer to manage him, and the crowd boos loudly as Michaels storms back to the announce table and calls for the next segment with frustration in his voice.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Catchphrase Medley - Part 1 (76/B-)</div> We could indeed be seeing an extremely rare announcer double-turn tonight, as Duane Fry sounds very professional announcing the next segment, a medley of worker catchphrases. These include several scenes of classic SWF matches involving the wrestlers saying their respective lines. And these include... Bruce - IT'S SHOW-TAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHMMMMMM!!!!!!!! Money - I'm Money, and you're not. Bruce - The Cream of the Crop, the Mayor of Metal, POPULATION UMPTEEN MILLION... Money - I'm better-looking than all you minimum wage Joe Nobodies in the crowd. I'm better in the ring than you. And most of all, I'm RICHER than you. J. Bruce - And I will take you out, Rich Money...in a NEW!!!! YORK!!!! MINUTE!!!! Gilmore - About time I put the fear of Gilmore in you!!! Gilmore - ...the Wrath of Sanity... Gilmore - Tonight is a good night...to be angry. Remo - Time for this Alpha Dog to go huntin'! Giedroyc - ...and Crashing On... Giedroyc (as Rogue) - BY HOOK OR BY CROOK!!! Giedroyc - ...the right way. B. Bowen - HEY!!!! James - Be that as it may... B. Bowen - I'm the Commissioner, man! Chase - And that's... B. Bowen - ...justice and equality. Chase - Good business. Vengeance (speaking interspersed with scenes of "Easy Emma" showing the dollar signs) - VENGEANCE...IS MINE!!!!!</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Catchphrase Medley - Part 2 (76/B-)</div> Frehley - Y'ALL AIN'T S---!!!! Dawn - WOOOOO-HOOOOOOOO!!!!! GOOOOOOO LOBBY!!!!! Lobby - It's time for Lobster Warrior and The Underwater Union to make it really SNAPPEH... Atomic - FOR THE LITTLE PROTONS AND NEUTRONS AND THEIR LARGE HADRON PARENTS... Champion - ...a Papoose Piledriver and a Hawkeye Hammer and THAT WILL BE ALL SHE WROTE!!!! UGH! UGH! UGH! B. Bowen - HEY!!!! Champion - NICKY CHAMPION IS MORE THAN JUST A NAME!!!!! R. Bumfhole - And for all those Bumfhoholics in the audience... The Zim (while making his trademark pelvic thrust gestures) - BOO-YEAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!! E. Eisen - I'm Eric Eisen, and... Jungle Lord - Eric Eisen bad man! E. Eisen - ...that's more than enough. Jungle Lord - Jungle Lord win! Atomic - YAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Ino - Hsssssssss... Faith - I...Have...Faith.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Nicky Champion vs Barry Bowen (w/Lisa Bowen) - Strap Match (82/B)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/NickyChampion_jhd3_zps6393cde3.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/RunawayTrain_alt_zps056edac4.jpg</div> Some may have had reservations about this match, considering strap matches aren't always entertaining and that it's been a while since Barry Bowen set foot in a wrestling match. Still, both Champion and Bowen make this an entertaining match, as Bowen (and his daughter Lisa) repeatedly thwart Champion's attempts to touch all four corners in a row, as is the key to winning such a match. Bowen also makes liberal use of the strap as a tool to choke Champion, and Sam Sparrow, being the pro-Money referee he is, gives the Commish free reign to do what he wants. That's why it's ironic when Champion wins this match with his own "forbidden" move, the Hawkeye Hammer minus elbow pad. With Bowen out as a result of the Hawkeye Hammer, Champion touches one corner, then two, then three, then all four to win the match at close to eleven minutes! Not even Lisa Bowen's protests to Sparrow can reverse the decision of the match, as all four corners "lit up" as Champion touched them. WINNER - Champion in 10:54. Nicky Champion retains use of the Hawkeye Hammer.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Jack Bruce vs Eric Eisen - Supreme TV Classic Feud from 2009-10 (76/B-)</div> Solidifying his heel intent, Peter Michaels introduces this angle by calling it the "fall of moral corruption", as Eric Eisen revealed himself as the mastermind of a series of attacks on Jack Bruce for most of 2009 - the Man Under Pressure storyline. Fry and Azaria call it the "greatest Supreme TV rivalry of its first twenty years, and perhaps of all time", and the James Earl Jones Sound-alike Voiceover returns to talk about what went down in the Man Under Pressure storyline. JEJSV - Nine months of hell... E. Eisen (from 2009, voice altered) - Well done, Jackety Jack-Jack. You're a lot more resilient than what I expected, and I have to admit hiring Kurt Laramee wasn't really the wisest decision at this point. All brawn, and not a single IQ point to back up the brawn. JEJSV - A number of hired guns, each tougher than the last. As the voiceover explains this, we see the men hired by Eric Eisen to beat down on and injure Bruce ahead of his return - Kurt Laramee, Death Row, then Runaway Train. JEJSV - Stipulations and booking designed to break Jack Bruce and turn him into a shadow of his once vibrant, flamboyant and electrifying self. Bruce (from 2009) - This is worse than the Beatles' tour with Johnny Gentle in the early '60s. Two Eagles (from 2009) - Chief don't know what you're talking about. Bruce (from 2009) - First, I have to face Death Row in a handicap match. Thirty minutes later, you're pitting me against Big Smack Scott. BIG. SMACK. SCOTT. And for the main event, you want ME to face Runaway Train?!?!? Two Eagles (from 2009) - Not my decision, Jack. Chief's hands were tied. Bruce (from 2009) - WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOUR HANDS WERE TIED, CHIEF??!? JEJSV - And finally, the big challenge on SWF Superchat with Peter Michaels. Bruce (from 2009) - You know what, Peter, it's like that Guns 'n' Roses song, "Out ta' Get Me." They're out to get me, Pete, but I...am f---ing innocent. Michaels (from 2009) - My apologies for Mr. Bruce's language, but I'm sure you understand the fact that he is a man under pressure. Immense pressure from a man who refuses to leave him be. Bruce (from 2009) - That's right, Peter. This man...this COWARD...keeps houndin' me. Keeps siccin' his thugs on me. Kurt Laramee. Runaway Train. Death Row. Even jabronis from nowhere who don't know the moves they should execute in the ring from the moves they execute on the streets. He keeps suckin' up to the people in power and twistin' the arms of good people like Chief Two Eagles and BJ O'Neill. And I am SICK OF IT! I'm SICK OF BEIN' HUNTED DOWN LIKE A PIECE O' GAME! I WANT RICH MONEY IN THE RING AT CHRISTMAS CLASH...and I won't stop until I punish that rich, YELLOW bastard. Michaels (from 2009) - And take him out in a New York Minute? Bruce (from 2009) - I ain't in any mood to say that, Peter. (stands up) Excuse me. JEJSV - Jack Bruce, ever so sure that it was Rich Money orchestrating everything, paying off other SWF Superstars and authority figures alike, challenged the Moneyman for a Last Man Standing title match at Christmas Clash 2009, a brutal 35-minute match Money accepted, even as he maintained his innocence... Money (from 2009) - You're barking up the wrong tree, Jack, but if you want to roll that way, you're on. JEJSV - ...but after the damage had been done, after Money and Bruce had fought tooth-and-nail with Money ending up in the hospital as a result of the brutal beating, the mystery man turned out to be somebody else. Someone whom Jack may have wanted to check out, even if he was ostensibly on the shelf due to serious injuries. E. Eisen (from 2009, sarcastically clapping his hands) - How does it feel, Jack, to have defended your title, yet possibly ENDED the career of an innocent man in the process? You see, you shouldn't always go for the obvious. That isn't always the most "Money" thing to do, if I may borrow that rich b---h's term. Bruce (from 2009) - Eric...Eisen? E. Eisen (from 2009) - Yes, Jack, it is me, the Son of the Boss, back from the ravages of injury, ready to claim what is rightfully mine. (pauses) For years I've shown my wares to these ingrates in the SWF Galaxy. For years I was supposed to be Mr. Do-Right, Mr. Play-The-Right-Way just because my dad paid your bills. And what did I get from the SWF Galaxy? Chants of "You Can't Wrestle." Fans suggesting that I only made it to where I am because of my dad. People who ignored the fact that I worked my a-- off to be the man I am today - YOUR future World Heavyweight Champion. So how about it, Jack? Bruce (from 2009, sounding very tired) - You don't even have a Nothing to Lose contract, Eisen! So why don't I go over there, kick the living s--- out of you for Christmas, and send your so-called hard-working a-- over to the North Pole? E. Eisen (from 2009) - Hard work got me to where I am, Jack, but my dad? He pays your bills and ensures that these fools, YOUR Constituents, always have a show to watch. And in the spirit of Christmas, my dad and the SWF Board have given me a little pre-Christmas present...in the form of a TITLE MATCH against YOU, Jack Bruce. JEJSV - The mystery man was indeed Eric Eisen, and in a five-minute match to end Christmas Clash 2009, he dominated Jack Bruce, the World Heavyweight Champion, winning his first, and only SWF World Heavyweight title so far. With his clout and his surname, the newly-reinvented Supremacist would make a mockery of the Big One, defending it less frequently than required, yet not getting stripped off it until Bruce would win it back from him at Supreme Challenge XXX. Michaels (from 2010) - NEW YORK MINUTE!!!! NEW YORK MINUTE!!!!! A. Garcia (from 2010) - THAT SHOULD DO IT FOR JACK BRUCE!!!! We could be having a three-time World Champion here... Michaels (from 2010) - Darren Smith's counting...ONE...TWO...THREE!!!! JACK BRUCE HAS BEATEN THE DASTARDLY SUPREMACIST, ERIC EISEN, AND I DON'T CARE IF HIS DAD DOCKS ME ONE MONTH'S PAY FOR THIS!!!! IT SERVES YOU RIGHT, ERIC!!!! SERVES YOU RIGHT!!!! As the video ends, Peter Michaels laments why he had said those things three years ago, when it was Eric Eisen who was, at that time, in the right. Duane Fry tells him to lighten up and appreciate SWF history and how Supreme TV had helped shape the Man Under Pressure storyline, but Michaels remains bitter and vindictive about Bruce, calling his third title win at Supreme Challenge XXX a "fluke" and hoping on Fry's behalf that Rich Money "force-feeds Bruce some morality in tonight's Supreme TV @ 20 main event."</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce © vs Rich Money (w/Lisa Bowen) - SWF World Heavyweight No DQ title match (93/A)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/JackBruce_zps8d6ec515.jpg vs http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/RichMoney_alt1.jpg</div> It's but fitting that the main event of Supreme TV @ 20 highlight the two bitterest rivals the SWF has had for most of the past half-decade. And in here, Money makes full use of the No DQ stipulation, using the ropes for leverage as he pins Bruce, bashing the Cream of the Crop's head outside the ring as they duke it out, allowing Almighty Dollar members Remo and Squeeky McClean to interfere as they see fit. The Awesomeness also try to run in on Bruce, but Remo's presence somehow scares them off, and they head back to the locker room at around 9:00 after their failed interference. Even Nicky Champion heads out there to help, attacking Remo and McClean at around 13:40. And it's all legal! As Duane Fry continues to tease his face turn by praising Bruce's durability, Money overhears this and argues with him - that allows Bruce to use his remaining strength reserves to go for the New York Minute! With both men out in the ring and Ric Young counting one to ten, Bruce is able to get up first, and in here he shows his first signs of being in the match since the early goings, seeming indestructible as he dodges Money's attacks, while setting up the Jack Bruce Flurry - punch, punch, dance, punch! He follows this up with a full nelson legsweep on the Moneyman, and at 16:10, he goes for his first cover in ages - ONE, TWO, KICKOUT! At 19:00, both men are battling it outside the ring, which gives Money a bit of an advantage, as Lisa Bowen argues with Bruce to allow Money to grab him from behind for a reverse DDT neckbreaker! That breaks the rally up, but Bruce isn't quite finished as the action returns to the ring. Money does connect on the Dollars from Heaven, seemingly guaranteeing him a victory at close to 22 minutes, but as he goes for the roll-up, Bruce reverses it out of nowhere and Ric Young counts again. ONE...TWO...THREE! Jack Bruce is STILL champion, and The Almighty Dollar has no choice but to disband! WINNER - Bruce in 21:55. Jack Bruce is STILL the SWF World Heavyweight Champion.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Money Beats Down on Fry (77/B-)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/RichMoney_alt1.jpghttp://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm87/endshiftresign/TEW%202013/DuaneFry_alt1_zps74306767.jpg</div> Jack Bruce has won this one to keep the title, and Money is in the ring, looking very upset and inconsolable as Lisa Bowen tries to help him up to his feet. Once Money's up, he exits the ring and grabs Duane Fry from the announce table - if not for Fry, Money could have a chance to win this at around 13-14 minutes! Michaels - Don't hurt me, Rich. You probably want Duane, because he hasn't been doing much except for singing the praises of Jack Bruce. Money - Damn right I do, Pete Mike! (spitting at Michaels) The Almighty Dollar is finished, and I might as well start with the group's most useless member... L. Bowen - Rich, you're gonna take it easy on Duane, aren't you? Money (ignoring his fiancee) - Relax, honey, I'm just gonna show Duane over here what happens to people who think Money isn't everything... Money grabs a very scared-looking Fry by his shirt collar and puts him down, only to build up momentum for a Bank Roll and take out the tall, yet skinny announcer! Fry's face turn went well as it earned him sympathy from the audience, while Money remains one of the SWF's most hated heels as Michaels and Jason Azaria say goodbye for the evening and close tonight's twentieth anniversary Supreme TV special.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>SWF Supreme TV Grade - 91/A TCW Total Wrestling Grade - 84/B+ Increased Popularity in 19 Regions SWF Supreme TV Rating - 16.42 (New Record)</div></blockquote>

3rdStringPG · July 30, 2013

OOC - D'oh! Or should it be woo-hoo? I really don't know, because I've been given some extra work this week. And I'll be on vacation this weekend with no access to the Internet. I hope to have Uprising done before the end of the month, but for now, here's the second to the last episode of High Stakes Season 1, and the second to the last show for August. I also hope for some backstage segments or PWH articles to be done before the month is over... SWF High Stakes McKeon Pavilion (California, Southwest) Wednesday, August 28, 2013 (Week 4) CAST: (Rookie - Mentor) Lazarus McKenzie - Squeeky McClean Kirk Jameson - Lobster Warrior Calum Nelson - Captain Atomic and Jungle Lord (Hero Squad) <div style="text-align:center;">Adrian Noelson and Ashton Barnaby vs The Awesomeness (w/Alanis Springsteen) (36/D-)</div> Tonight's opening match features former High Stakes mentors The Awesomeness (including Jeff Stardust, who yells "RYAN TURNER SUCKED!" in reference to their rookie) going up against true local jobbers Adrian Noelson and Ashton Barnaby, both of whom are California natives and childhood friends. Needless to say, they hardly get any offense in and the crowd couldn't care less as Huey Cannonball finishes Noelson off with the Shock and Awe. WINNERS - The Awesomeness in 4:12 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - McCallum Books High Stakes Matches (55/D)</div> Unlike previous weeks, the three remaining High Stakes rookies are called to the ring in random order, and meeting them there is Rory McCallum, who briefs them on their final series of tests. They won't be facing up against any of the remaining mentors, but this week, they will be up against some of the SWF's finest, including one former mentor whose rookie was previously eliminated last week and another who got relieved of his duties for assaulting McCallum. Tonight's bookings feature Kirk Jameson vs Steve Frehley, Calum Nelson vs Nicky Champion and Lazarus McKenzie vs Tom "Angry" Gilmore, and the three survivors will be judged on how well they hold their own against their much more experienced competition. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Lobby Hypes Jameson (69/C+)</div> Lobby being Lobby, he runs around backstage at a frenetic pace, as he speaks in an unnaturally high-pitched voice about how Kirk Jameson has improved from Week One. Lobby says "Krustacean Kirk" has become more knowledgeable of when to use his brawling skills and when to unleash his technical wrestling, and in terms of having that "X factor" needed for stardom, Jameson has become more confident and "learned how to smile" and "put a smile on the face of the little Lobbies." <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Jameson Gets Ready (22/E)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">Kirk Jameson (w/Lobster Warror) vs Steve Frehley (57/D+)</div> Who's he gonna be - Krustacean Kirk or plain old Kirk? On this week's High Stakes, Jameson chooses to be himself, and because of his constant shifts from blue collar hero and comic book hero, the now-heel Peter Michaels criticizes Jameson for being "fickle" and "lacking the decisiveness it takes to win this contest." Frehley dominates the proceedings as Katie Cameron wonder why Michaels is suddenly taking his side, and ends the match with a Dark Destroyer Spear on Jameson, who doesn't do quite well against his main event opposition. WINNER - Frehley in 5:25 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Champion Rants About Nelson (54/D)</div> Eve Runcord interviews Nicky Champion backstage, as he talks about how he's going to teach a lesson to the cocky male model who "should have been sent home with his friend Dave Newton." Champion says he feels Nelson will only get his butt kicked in Supreme in the unlikely event he wins High Stakes, so he had better develop some testicular fortitude if he wants to be "more than just a name." Of course, Champion tells Runcord about his strategy against Calum Nelson - "a Papoose Piledriver and a Hawkeye Hammer and THAT WILL BE ALL SHE WROTE! UGH! UGH! UGH!" <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Nelson Gets Ready (21/E)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">Nicky Champion vs Calum Nelson (w/Hero Squad) (72/B-)</div> Unlike Kirk Jameson, who barely got to show any fight against Steve Frehley, Calum Nelson seems to pose a much tougher challenge against Nicky Champion, coming close to winning it with the Honey Trap, but no cigar. As Champion is allies with Peter Michaels' favorite wrestler Christian Faith, he doesn't get dissed by Michaels - still, Nelson gives him a hard time until the end, when he eats a Papoose Piledriver, then a Hawkeye Hammer, as Champion had promised. So far, Nelson appears to have had a much better performance than Jameson, though we'll see if Laz McKenzie can outdo the other two men once he faces up against Angry Gilmore. WINNER - Champion in 6:48 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - McClean Hypes McKenzie (71/C+)</div> "No partying for one week - can your average 26-year-old yuppie do what Laz just did?", asks Squeeky McClean as he hypes his rookie. McClean talks about how McKenzie has developed a sense of discipline and an appreciation for the straight-edge lifestyle, and how McKenzie recently dumped his "party girl" girlfriend because she didn't appreciate his commitment to get better in the ring. Squeeky also calls Laz "another Remo in the making", and again credits staying away from alcohol, cigarettes (and presumably ganja) as the reason why McKenzie has improved the way he has in all areas. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - McKenzie Gets Ready (20/E)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">Tom "Angry" Gilmore (w/Jessie) vs Lazarus McKenzie (w/Squeeky McClean) (60/C-)</div> Ironic that McKenzie's up against another straight-edger, Tom Gilmore, in this rookie vs main eventer match. Being a Man Unda Pressure, Michaels rags on Gilmore's "anger problems", and how that makes him a less than ideal Supreme Heavyweight champ. Back in the ring, Gilmore dominates McKenzie even more so than Steve Frehley did to Kirk Jameson, and quickly counters a Buffalo Souljah into the Anger Management for the win. WINNER - Gilmore in 3:54 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Donnie J Gets Ready (47/D-)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">The Fly Boys vs The Can't Miss Prospects (w/Richie Pangrazzio Jr.) (66/C+)</div> Peter Michaels calls this a matchup between past and future mentors - James Prudence, if you remember, mentored Jimi Adams in High Stakes Season 1, while Des Davids will be mentoring Erick Leigh (the former Masked Patriot, b. Eric Lee) in Season 2. This match also serves to be another disintegrating factor for The Can't Miss Prospects and another catalyst for Davids' face turn, as DuBois repeatedly refuses to tag Davids in and relies on his overconfidence to set Prudence up for the Model Solution. He does just that, but as Prudence tries to tag Donnie J in, he suddenly kicks free of the lazy-looking hold, and wraps DuBois in the Prudential Pain Plan. Davids and "Coach" Richie Pangrazzio Jr. both look disgusted as DuBois taps out of the Plan and gives The Fly Boys their first win in SWF action since reuniting as a team. WINNERS - The Fly Boys in 8:44 WEEK TWELVE STANDINGS: Kirk Jameson - 7-5 Calum Nelson - 6-5 Lazarus McKenzie - 4-6 Nate Lee - 4-7 - ELIMINATED,WEEK 11 (4th) Dave Newton - 4-6 - ELIMINATED,WEEK 11 (5th) Tommy Alexander - 2-6 - ELIMINATED - WEEK 9 (6th) Jimi Adams - 2-5 - ELIMINATED - WEEK 8 (7th) Ryan Turner - 1-5 - ELIMINATED - WEEK 7 (8th) <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Overall Grade - 66/C+ SWF High Stakes Rating - 0.89</div></blockquote>

Eisen-verse · July 30, 2013

Great show, PG.

Here are some thoughts on the matter:

<ul><li>I really enjoyed the 'throwback' anniversary show style. The fusion of old and new made for a really dynamic event from start to finish. I'm a huge fan of creating your own history in which to become your ultimate canon of sorts. You did exactly this. Really enjoyed the Vengeance/Gilmore one the most. </li><li>Jack Bruce driving up in a 1993 Corvette was an awesome idea. The vehicle fits his persona as well. All around, great imagery there. Turning a normal entrance into something unique and memorable. </li><li>Peter Michaels coming out against Jack Bruce was great. "I exposed him for the poor role model he is" is such a strong point. Interesting to see, as one would expect, Faith turning down his alliance offer. That said, I wonder how the payoff will go here? Michaels can't wrestle so you'll have to find someone who can on his behalf. </li><li>Bowen in a match? Is he retired in your game? Did you bring him out or just change his push the night of the match? I've had him in mind for a few things but haven't tested his ability in the ring at this point in his life (retired). </li><li>Money beating down Duane Fry brought up two ideas in mind... 1st) Good way to get Fry over as a babyface again. Then again, he'll have to show remorse and ultimately repent to the fans. 2ndly) How DARE you attack my user character. haha. jk. He's a little weak and mousy, ain't he? Deserves a good whoopin' I suppose; even if it is by a Heel.</li></ul>

Keep up the good work. It's wonderful to see how many parallels we have; however, also, how different we tell the story of the SWF as well. Just shows you the depth of the company itself.

Big Roguey · July 30, 2013

I'll be sad to see Lobby go personally but I'm intrigued to see how you write him out. In my head it'll be a tasteful Lobby walking off into the sea segment to join his people.

But this is SWF, so that won't happen.

3rdStringPG · July 30, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Eisen-verse" data-cite="Eisen-verse" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Great show, PG. Here are some thoughts on the matter: <ul><li>I really enjoyed the 'throwback' anniversary show style. The fusion of old and new made for a really dynamic event from start to finish. I'm a huge fan of creating your own history in which to become your ultimate canon of sorts. You did exactly this. Really enjoyed the Vengeance/Gilmore one the most. </li><li>Jack Bruce driving up in a 1993 Corvette was an awesome idea. The vehicle fits his persona as well. All around, great imagery there. Turning a normal entrance into something unique and memorable. </li><li>Peter Michaels coming out against Jack Bruce was great. "I exposed him for the poor role model he is" is such a strong point. Interesting to see, as one would expect, Faith turning down his alliance offer. That said, I wonder how the payoff will go here? Michaels can't wrestle so you'll have to find someone who can on his behalf. </li><li>Bowen in a match? Is he retired in your game? Did you bring him out or just change his push the night of the match? I've had him in mind for a few things but haven't tested his ability in the ring at this point in his life (retired). </li><li>Money beating down Duane Fry brought up two ideas in mind... 1st) Good way to get Fry over as a babyface again. Then again, he'll have to show remorse and ultimately repent to the fans. 2ndly) How DARE you attack my user character. haha. jk. He's a little weak and mousy, ain't he? Deserves a good whoopin' I suppose; even if it is by a Heel.</li></ul> Keep up the good work. It's wonderful to see how many parallels we have; however, also, how different we tell the story of the SWF as well. Just shows you the depth of the company itself.</div></blockquote> Thanks for the support and comments! <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> The Supreme TV @ 20 thing is actually the second throwback episode I've written, following Old School Supreme TV a few months back. Glad you liked it, and glad you liked the idea of Jack Bruce driving a '93 'Vette into the ring - I agree, it's a great car for a rock star like him, though the model year deliberately matches up with Supreme TV's first year. Regarding the histories I created, a lot of it is based on title history, though the part I enjoyed writing the most was including "Sir Frederick Datsun" as part of Sam Keith's four-man team at Let the Games Begin 2004. That curveball (as Freddie Datsun is the "American Everyman" and a natural babyface) sorta made me want to hire the guy when his contract comes up and have him work as an arrogant manager/occasional wrestler. Then again, maybe not, as his contract expires in mid-2014, as I just found out. I've definitely got some plans for heel Peter Michaels going forward, and he's not through convincing Christian Faith to take up his management offer. Though that's a good point you made - who's going to wrestle for Pete if Faith remains babyface, which he most probably will for the immediate foreseeable future? The answer to that question may be several weeks down the line, as the edgy Bruce being champion is just one reason why Michaels has suddenly become pissed off in the storylines. Originally, I planned to have Eric Eisen reveal himself as the creator of the tribute video, but that would only be a rehash of the Man Under Pressure storyline - someone tries to make life hell for Bruce, and he thinks it's Rich Money behind everything, only to find out that it's Double E. Peter Michaels came to mind because I was disappointed with how the WWF/WWE hotshotted Jim Ross' two heel turns - first, with the fake Diesel and Razor Ramon, then when he managed Steve "Dr. Death" Williams. Barry Bowen/Runaway Train's push was temporarily switched to Occasional Wrestler, then back to Authority Figure. I was actually surprised by the 82, because he never was a great worker, and he's already 48 with a bit of ring rust. It's just going to be a one-time thing for Bowen, as he'll be back to his old role as Commissioner on the next Supreme TV. The Duane Fry face turn was actually set in motion at Welcome to the Jungle, as he suddenly became more respectful towards the babyfaces, praising Angry Gilmore in particular after he defeated Rich Money for Supreme Heavyweight. With that in mind, he probably won't do much apologizing to the fans. Yes, I see him as a bit of a pushover physically - about 6'0" or 6'1" and weighing in at no more than 140-150 pounds soaking wet. Being that he's worked for Supreme since his late teens, I'd assume he's had a lot of practice taking emergency bumps. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="MichiganHero" data-cite="MichiganHero" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I'll be sad to see Lobby go personally but I'm intrigued to see how you write him out. In my head it'll be a tasteful Lobby walking off into the sea segment to join his people. But this is SWF, so that won't happen. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> So would I - if this was TEW 10 or older, keeping Lobby would have been, in most cases, a no-brainer. But sadly, he's 40 and on time decline, so it's time to move on. He'll be making his final SWF appearances next week, so do stay tuned for that. <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

3rdStringPG · July 30, 2013

<div style="text-align:center;">"Can't Read My Poker Face/Sure Gonna Miss Them"</div>

Sunday, September 1, 2013

Maples Pavilion

4:30 p.m.

Aloof. That's the best way to describe how the Biggins brothers Bart and Brett always had been to this year's rookies. While most of the non-Klubb veterans eventually warmed up to us, "Bart-San" and "Brett-San" didn't really give us the time of day, instead spending most of their time hanging out with Tom Gilmore and his wife/their former manager Jessie. That's why I was more than a bit surprised when Bart and Brett joined me, Spencer and Lenny in a backstage poker game, a game that would probably be Lenny's last in a while, as Peter Michaels had apparently arranged to send him back to developmental while creative thought of something for him. Lenny had lots of time to grow, get over with the crowds and realize his potential as a future star. The Biggins Brothers, Biggz in Japan, the Biggz Boyz, Quadruple B or whatever you wanted to call them, on the other hand, were largely considered as has-beens and nearing the final days of their contract. And here they were, getting ready for Uprising by playing cards with us.

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As it turned out, Brett showed us why he was the locker room's second-best player behind referee Darren Smith, who was on a month's leave to attend to his young wife as she prepared to give birth, hence his kayfabe firing. Nobody could bluff like Brett Biggins, as I soon found out, and after the poker game, he and Bart were there to give us young'uns a bit of advice about how to go about our SWF careers.

"I must finally admit, you kids have the potential to make it someday in Supreme," said Brett. "Yeah, you're going to be losing a lot more matches than you win..."

"Except for Spencer," interjected Bart. "That kid's had some major buzz in the smart mark scene since he was 17."

Brett then continued his "words of wisdom" session as Spencer blushed upon being recognized as this year's unofficial "Rookie of the Year" favorite. "As I was saying, you'll lose a lot, maybe even more than what creative's forced us to lose since 2011. But you've got to take the lumps as they come, and once you reach the age of 30 and are still getting asked to work shitty gimmicks, you'll want to tell Michaels or whoever's in charge of creative that enough is enough."

"Don't make the same mistake we did," rued Bart, as he and Brett lamented how their heel turn came a bit too late for them to regain momentum. "You shouldn't let the creative team dictate the direction of your career. Eventually people like KP, Remmy, and those two boy band guys..."

"Those two heel versions of the old Biggz Boyz gimmick," continued Brett. "F---ing Klubb sellouts..."

"You guys are gonna have to drop the gimmicky gimmicks on or before your 30th birthdays," said Bart, again continuing what his older brother started. As we rookies continued listening to Bart and Brett's parting advice, I suddenly remembered some of the High Stakes Season 2 rookies were with us backstage for an "immersion tour"...including an unpleasant character we met briefly back when he was being tried out as a "local jobber."

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"Big deal, Biggz Boyz. I remember one of the few times Supreme came to Canada. Must have been early 2002, because I was in high school then. Your match with The Darkness Warriors was the drizzling merde. You were in Quebec, and I remember that crowd booing the crap out of you guys in French. And you were the good guys! If there's someone among you future endeavor people who should be having these pseudo-fireside chats with us rookies, it's Chris Morrisette." With that, Alan Parent returned to a part of the locker room where he, Casey Valentine, Rodney Ekuma and Jacob Jett were being briefed by Peter Michaels.

"Who the hell was that?", asked Bart as Parent moved away from earshot.

"That's Alan Parent, one of the rookies for Season 2 of High Stakes," I replied. "Charming fellow, isn't he?"

"Charming indeed," sneered Brett. "If there was anyone those Quebec fans were pissed off with back in '02, it was Danny Fonz and Raul. They were big and boring, while we got that crowd pumped with our double-team aerial moves."

"And Jessie, back when she was Ms. Pearce! Back when she was the newest babe on the SWF block", offered Bart. The Biggins brothers, I'll have to say, still didn't want to admit that their technique needed so much work back when they were young and still on top of the tag team rankings, but it was nice of them to give us some simple, yet effective advice.

Meanwhile, the "poker area" of the locker room was soon occupied by more workers, including a visibly disgusted Warlord Pain.

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"Oh well, guess it's back to Hollyweird for me!", quipped Pain. "Wait a minute...Aaron Andrews is still there, and might remain there till 2015. Man, you have got to buy a gas mask when Aaron is in your locker room!"

It went without saying that somebody broke like the wind, er...broke wind in a very populated area of the locker room. But who was it?

"TAYLER, THAT IS UNACCEPTABLE!", went Peter Michaels' unmistakeable drawl. No wonder Acid couldn't get a push despite his DaVE background. I let out a laugh and so did Spencer and Lenny, as we contemplated how the locker room would be like without Bart, Brett, Chris and possibly Freddy. As for Marc DuBois, chances are he was only going to be missed by the rookie class' Cheech and Chong (Remmy Skye and Ash Campbell), but for the most part, these were solid veterans probably headed elsewhere due to the breaks of the game. We were sure going to miss them.

Psycho Sam · July 30, 2013

I was hoping for all 3 announcers to be heel.

Great show.

3rdStringPG · July 31, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Psycho Sam" data-cite="Psycho Sam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I was hoping for all 3 announcers to be heel. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Great show. <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> Well, there's still Jerry Eisen, Katie Cameron, Eve Runcord and Dawn the Cheerleader as face announcers even if Fry remained heel and Azaria turned alongside Michaels. Thanks as always for the kind words, and on with the show! The b-show, that is... SWF Uprising Maples Pavilion (California, Southwest) Sunday, September 1, 2013 (Week 4) DARK MATCHES/YOUTUBE EXCLUSIVES: A-Prime d. Masked Patriot via Running Powerslam in 3:36 (28/E) Acid d. Cameron Vessey via Acid Rain Bomb in 5:52 (45/D-) Darryl Devine © d. Roger Cage via Devine Dream Drop in 6:56 (54/D) - Devine retains SWF Shooting Star title UPRISING: <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Frederique Naked Mans Prudence (56/D+)</div> Tonight's Uprising begins with John Anderson sneakily exiting one part of the locker room and saying nothing as the camera pans in on him. "Go back to where I was," says Anderson to the cameraman, who promptly follows his orders and catches Frederique Antonio Garcia stark raving nekkid and James Prudence not at all pleased with Freddy's "Naked Man" act! Garcia explains to Prudence that he was trying to impress him, but Jimmy P (who's with an equally shocked Donnie J) says Freddy "has lost it" and storms out, leaving the Fabulous One by himself and crying like Scottie J (no relation to Donnie) from Boogie Nights - "Why, Jimmy, why," sobs Freddy as the crocodile tears flow. <div style="text-align:center;">The Psychedelic Soul Brothers (w/Chloe Dean) vs The Royal Pains (42/D-)</div> Hard to believe that Nicolas Lopez's royal character was supposed to be ironic in the sense he'd be jobbing his late 30s away at Supreme - now he's the number one contender for Shooting Star, as voted on by the SWF Galaxy! He and Paul Huntingdon continue their impressive run as tag team partners, teaming up in an open match against The Psychedelic Soul Brothers. Thanks to guest commentator Mainstream yelling abuse at KP Avatar, Huntingdon is able to grab the Soul Man from behind and do away with him via flash pinfall. Remmy Skye tries unsuccessfully to chase after Mainstream, but he's running back to the locker room as Avatar gets up and joins in the chase! WINNERS - The Royal Pains in 4:31 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - El Duque Rants About Devine (40/D-)</div> With The Psychedelic Soul Brothers having chased after Mainstream, El Duque Nicolas and Paul Huntingdon have the ring to themselves; Huntingdon yells "SHUT UP, PEASANTS!" to the crowd off-mic as El Duque begins to rant about his opponent at Under Control, Darryl Devine. Devine is disparaged as "what you Americans call trailer park trash" and unworthy of holding the Shooting Star title. El Duque describes himself as a multi-titled European champion and a world-class athlete who wrestles for the love of the sport, as opposed to Devine, who "only wrestle to eat three meals a day and when musician booking run dry." <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - 24/7 Partay Dudez Interview The Can't Miss Prospects (58/D+)</div> After El Duque's promo and a commercial break, Mainstream and Stevie are now hosting their "Bubblegum Factory" weekly interview segment, and their guests are The Can't Miss Prospects, both of whom don't look thrilled to be on the show. Davids says he doesn't care if following the dissolution of The Almighty Dollar, he'll be picked up by Richie Pangrazzio Jr. and his "All-Star Team 2013" or not - the Prospects will be fighting for tag titles again before the fans know it. DuBois feels otherwise, and says it was his Model Solution that proved more effective against their opponents in over six months of teaming up. This results in an argument between both teammates, as Mainstream and Stevie do nothing to stop DuBois and Davids from calling each other out on their weaknesses... <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Lisa Bowen Books The Can't Miss Prospects Against The Dysfunctional Bumfholes (51/D)</div> Having had enough of the Prospects' bickering, Uprising GM Lisa Bowen steps out to a hostile crowd who builds up on last week's Uprising jeers with a call-and-response "SHOW THOSE T----S!!!"/"WHERE ARE THEY!!!" Ignoring the fans, Bowen says The Can't Miss Prospects have one last chance to impress either Richie Pangrazzio or her fiancee Rich Money, and it will be in a tag team match pitting them against Randy Bumfhole...and his estranged brother The Zim! The announcers are shocked, not the least Dawn the Cheerleader, who tells Jerry Eisen and Marv Earnest that she's heading backstage to take the matter up with Bowen. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - The Zim Rants About Randy B. (70/C+)</div> The Zim is backstage with his manager "Easy" Emma Chase, making out as Lisa Bowen makes her announcements on a TV monitor, and he immediately flies off the handle upon hearing her reiterate the booking for tonight - Can't Miss Prospects versus Randy Bumfhole and The Zim. The Zim tells Chase he won't team up with his worthless little brother even if he was the last person on earth, but Chase reassures him (while undoing a button on her shirt) that he can beat the Prospects with anyone as his tag team partner, even if it was one of The Psychedelic Soul Brothers. KP Avatar walks by and confronts Chase, asking her what she just said, but Easy Emma says it was nothing. With Avatar having left the two alone, they continue their make-out session as Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean prepare for their match against The Fly Boys... <div style="text-align:center;">The Fly Boys vs Spencer Spade and Squeeky McClean (w/Richie Pangrazzio Jr.) (58/D+)</div> Again, Jerry Eisen professes his appreciation for the surf-and-skate aficionado Fly Boys, calling them "two dynamic dudes" as they take on the tandem of ex-Almighty Dollar members Spade and McClean. Shane Stones has his hands full against the two heels and their manager Richie Pangrazzio Jr., as they appear very active in distracting him (or one of The Fly Boys) in order to gain an advantage. At around 6:30, a Death on Venice Beach/Surf's Up combo looks good enough to put Spencer Spade away, but Stones again gets distracted by an interfering McClean as Pangrazzio runs in to wallop James Prudence with his gimmicked baseball bat, then do the same to Donnie J! Stones asks Pangrazzio to leave, but the damage has been done. A still-woozy Spade tags McClean in, as the former Almighty Lackey performs the Stain Removal on Prudence for the cheap win. WINNER - Spade and McClean in 7:06 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - RPJ, Spade and McClean Form Alliance (64/C)</div> After the break, Spade and McClean are reunited backstage with Richie Pangrazzio Jr., as he announces the two will be the "charter membahs" of his new faction, All-Star Team 2013. "My dad, Coach Dick, he managed a good numbah of winnahs here and back West," says Pangrazzio in his thick New York accent. "The Vessey Brothas, Paw Steadyfast, Joe' Bryant, Robbit Oxford, and yours truly, Richie Pangrazzio Jr. With the Almighty Dolla no more, it's about time I bring back The All-Star Team, and start with these two men, Spensah Spade and Squeeky McClean." This is followed by the two new recruits eliciting some heat with their respective catchphrases and promising this new faction will be better than The Almighty Dollar ever was - a "democracy, not a Money-cracy," says Pangrazzio in conclusion. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Lisa Bowen Threatens Dawn (52/D)</div> Jerry Eisen does some SWF App shilling, and talks about what had happened a few minutes ago, as Dawn the Cheerleader spoke to Lisa Bowen in her office/converted dressing room. Dawn complains about Randy Bumfhole not getting along with his brother The Zim, and how such a team-up is only meant to sabotage her side's chances and benefit The Can't Miss Prospects just so that they make a good impression with Bowen's fiancee Rich Money. Bowen laughs and says The Almighty Dollar is no more, and that "my Rich can handle things on his own, without those Keep on Missing Prospects quarreling their way to defeat." Dawn remains unconvinced and concerned about the Bumfhole family feud between Randy and The Zim, but Bowen tells her to take the booking as it is and stop whining, or she may have to kiss her announcing job goodbye. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - The Eisen Entourage Rants About Valiant and Faith (66/C+)</div> Surprise, surprise - tonight's card will feature Valiant defending his North American title against a very unlikely opponent, "Bulldozer" Bryan Smith! Together, Dozer and Franklin D. Huggins III rant about Valiant, whom they refer to as "Valium" and "a young man from the old guard that network officials and RETIRED SWF announcer Bob Johnson want to shove down the fans' throats." Huggins also calls out Christian Faith for being the leader of that "old guard", and challenges Faith, Valiant and Jack Giedroyc to a six-man tag match on the next Supreme TV. Smith asks Huggins about "that other Dawn client, Randy Bumfhole," and Huggins replies that he'll do, just in case Faith's too creaky and slow to get to the arena next week. <div style="text-align:center;">Frederique Antonio Garcia vs John Anderson (71/C+)</div> Jerry Eisen explains that Freddy Garcia's strange behavior at the start of the show was a result of John Anderson's devil's advocacy, and given how Garcia was shunned by James Prudence and Donnie J, he lets out his anger on Anderson, having the upper hand for the first three minutes of the match. After Anderson takes over for the next two minutes thanks to a low blow, followed by a few impact moves and an armbar, Valiant (on guest commentary and very critical of Anderson's being a bad influence to other wrestlers) stands up to distract his Under Control opponent, but gets shooed away by the heel-favoring Sam Sparrow! "Good for him!", yells Marv Earnest as Garcia tries to rally, setting up the Romeo is Bleeding at 6:30. Anderson kicks out of that, and eventually counters a second Romeo attempt at close to 7:30, nailing Garcia with the Clear Conscience and picking up the win. WINNER - Anderson in 7:33 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Prudence Rants About Frederique (57/D+)</div> In what should be another very controversial angle, James Prudence emerges from Aegalaeus Position to ask Frederique Garcia why he did what he did, and what he gets out of coming on to a former teammate. Garcia, however, remains out in the ring, and Anderson starts egging Prudence on to call Freddy a "f--." Anderson - Three letters, Jimmy. You know that's what he is, right? Prudence - ..... Anderson - He's been jealous of you and Donnie ever since your surfing and skating buddy signed with Supreme. He doesn't understand why you and Donnie keep flirting with the ladies at those beach parties. You think what he does is unnatural. Go ahead, Jimmy. Prudence - Dammit, Freddy! You didn't have to do it! Anderson - What is he, Jimmy? Go on, he's waking up... Prudence - Freddy...you're nothing but...but... (pauses) You're still my buddy, Frederique! Forget about what happened, man, it's all cool with me. (to Anderson) I'm not gonna stand for people like you, John Anderson, and your intolerance! That ain't rad, ho-dad... Anderson (laughing) - Me, intolerant? And what's a ho-dad anyway? Please enlighten me on your surfer lingo. Prudence - It means you try too hard, Anderson, and... Anderson - I'm just asking you to listen to your inner Jimmy. Remember, my friend, you ain't real...if you don't do what you... Before Anderson can say "feel", Valiant rushes him from behind to beat down on him, apparently still retaining some of the extra aggression picked up from the previous Uprising! He and Prudence team up in beating down on Anderson, but the SWF's resident devil's advocate high-tails it out of there just as Garcia gets to his feet and attempts to make it a three-on-one! Prudence and Garcia exchange handshakes and do the same with Valiant as the announcers call for a commercial break - all's well that ends well! <div style="text-align:center;">Valiant © (w/Hannah and Jack Giedroyc) vs "Bulldozer" Bryan Smith (w/Franklin D. Huggins III) - SWF North American title match (69/C+)</div> In what has got to be one of the most surprising match-ups in recent months, Dozer Smith is fighting for Valiant's North American title, and he actually turns out to be quite tough, being about 50-60 pounds heavier than Valiant and quite skilled as a brawler. With Franklin Huggins' help, Dozer is able to give Valiant a good fight, covering him following a leaping DDT at 4:20, but not being able to put him away. This is followed by more Dozer power moves, including a Backdrop Driver at 6:50, but Dozer loses his focus when he notices Hannah showing a bit more cleavage than usual! (Again, with no real intent to distract, but suggesting John Anderson's words had some effect on Valiant and Hannah.) This gives Valiant time to recover, and after he gets his second wind and lands the V-Split, he goes for the cover. Jez McArthuer counts ONE...TWO...Huggins steps in with the Tau Alpha Epsilon paddle, and McArthuer calls for the bell! Valiant retains by way of DQ. WINNER - Valiant in 9:01 via DQ. Valiant is STILL SWF North American champion. <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Taylor Gets Ready (68/C+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">Joshua Taylor vs John Greed (w/"Easy" Emma Chase and The Zim) (71/C+)</div> Taylor is talked about as the favorite to win this match, what with his Under Control opponent Koshiro Ino still sidelined with a (kayfabe) concussion. And he shows as much, though the crowd reaction from his varied submission holds is often tepid. Greed nearly taps out at 3:50 as Taylor has him wrapped up in a gogoplata, but leave it to Emma Chase to save the day by unbuttoning her shirt and flashing the DOLLAR SIGNS! "Over here, Emma!", yells Marvin Earnest, and surprisingly, she obliges! With Taylor a bit distracted, Greed blasts him with a neck snap and laughing wickedly as he goes for the cover. Taylor kicks out of that, and a few minutes later, he's back in control after breaking the Crash Diet and going for the Butterfly Lock soon thereafter. Greed again looks close to tapping out, but with The Zim and Easy Emma's make-out session distracting Ric Young, Greed hits a desperation kick to the groin, and uses that to set up the Crash Diet! Could we be seeing a Taylor vs New Chase Agency feud at some time in the future? WINNER - Greed in 8:39 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - Bumfhole Gets Ready (67/C+)</div> <div style="text-align:center;">The Dysfunctional Bumfholes (w/Dawn the Cheerleader and "Easy" Emma Chase) vs The Can't Miss Prospects (w/Richie Pangrazzio Jr.) (80/B)</div> Even if they haven't teamed up in months due to their storyline feud, Randy Bumfhole and The Zim still have that excellent chemistry, and it shows in how they feign hatred for each other as they continually refuse to tag the other one in. Davids and DuBois are only barely more cohesive, and while they get some chances to win early in the match, including a Touch Down on Randy (who was arguing with The Zim), tension is in the air as Davids later on complains to Richie Pangrazzio Jr. about DuBois refusing to tag him in. "TAG HIM IN, MAHC!!!", yells Pangrazzio, and at 7:50 he does, sending Davids in as The Zim surprises him with a Zim in One. ONE...TWO...KICKOUT! Davids remains in there as The Zim grudgingly tags Randy B. in, and for the next two minutes, the face Bumfhole dominates the ex-NCAA linebacker, using his quickness and athleticism to confound him. After landing an enzuigiri on Davids, Randy tags The Zim in, and he looks poised for the kill...Davids wants to tag DuBois in, but how could he when "Mahc" and RPJ are arguing? The Zim picks Davids up, goes for a Bumfhole Buster on the hapless Prospect, and tags Randy in as he imitates Zim's finisher, the Zim/Bumfhole in One. Shane Stones counts ONE...TWO...THREE, and awards the win to the so-called "Dysfunctional Bumfholes!" WINNERS - The Dysfunctional Bumfholes in 10:55 <div style="text-align:center;">ANGLE - The Can't Miss Prospects Break Up (59/D+)</div> As Randy Bumfhole and The Zim and their respective managers return to the locker room separately (they still hate each other, apparently), the tension has reached critical mass at ringside, as Richie Pangrazzio Jr. announces he will not be taking Davids or DuBois in as members of his All-Star Team 2013! This angers both men, as Davids accuses DuBois of always looking out for himself and giving less than 50 percent when The Can't Miss Prospects were always about giving more than a hundred. Davids announces he's had enough of the Prospects, leaving DuBois at ringside with Pangrazzio. RPJ - G'wan, DuBois! Get outta here! You are a FAILURE! You ah C-U-T, CUT from The All-Star Team, and it still boggles my mind what Rich Money saw in you when he bought your contracts from Emma Chase! DuBois - Look, Coach Richie, we're sorry about messin' up...give us another chance...give ME another chance! RPJ - Coach Richie? I'm not your coach anymore, Mahc! And neither am I coachin' Des. You two are WORTHLESS excuses for Can't Miss Prospects! (picks up his gimmicked baseball bat) Get outta here, Mahc... The last image Uprising fans see on tonight's show is DuBois edging away from Pangrazzio and angrily heading to the locker room as some smarky fans jeer "JUN-KIE! JUN-KIE! JUN-KIE! JUN-KIE!" at the multiple-time Wellness Policy violator. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Overall Grade - 74/B- SWF Uprising Rating - 1.02</div></blockquote>

3rdStringPG · July 31, 2013

Thirdy's Thoughts: Post-Shows OOC:

- So who's going to name me a shoot interview subject and get the ball rolling by providing three questions? Let's find out below!

kieranforthewin - 11/11, 100% (+5/5, +5/6, +1)

1. flaviooooo - 53/62, 85% (+5/5, +5/6, +2)

2. MichiganHewo - 51/62, 82% (+5/5, 5/6, +1)

3. Croquemitaine - 50/62, 81% (+3/5, +4/6)

4. Rickymex - 39/51, 76%

5. Phantom Stranger - 45/62, 73% (+4/5, +3/6)

6. Psycho Sam - 38/62, 61% (+4/5, 4/6)

7. Midnightnick - 36/62, 58% (+2/5, 3/6)

Astil - 9/17, 53%

Eidenhoek - 3/13, 23%

- Great first prediction attempt for kieranforthewin, but entrants need to predict six out of nine (two thirds) of all cards for the month to qualify for the prize. Keep predicting, though! Hope to see you around for the September prediction game going forward! As for our monthly winner, flaviooooo wins it on the last week of competition! flaviooooo, you get to choose your shoot interview subject and provide three questions, and since the competition was so close and we had someone get a perfect score on the first try, kieranforthewin, MichiganHero and Croquemitaine ask two each. Everyone else asks one apiece.

- All in all, everything was pretty much straightforward for the last week of August. Winners in the twentieth anniversary Supreme TV all babyfaces, heels have more luck in Uprising. The Taylor vs Greed and Fly Boys vs Spade/McClean matches, however, I saw as matches that could go either way.

- A lot of the stuff I wanted to talk about on the Post-Shows OOC was discussed in my reply to Eisen-Verse, so we shall now move on to...

- ...Uprising, where you may have noticed Richie Pangrazzio Jr. speaking a lot like Bully Ray in terms of his accent. Oh, Wrestlecrap, the influences you sometimes provide me...

- With the exception of Brandon James' hardcore match, all matches for Under Control are...under your control, so watch out for another SWF App (er...Survey Monkey) poll to fill out the rest of the card!

3rdStringPG · July 31, 2013

OOC - Hmmm...how shall we go about this. As mentioned in another post, I will be on vacation starting Saturday and might be very occupied with work and other stuff on Thursday and Friday. I'll be back home on Monday, and I've already let my clients know I don't plan to work on that day. So best case scenario for Supreme TV and the rest of the shows would be Friday, worst case next Monday or Tuesday. Everyone's back to zero in the prediction game, and for Under Control, I'm leaving it up to my "personal SWF Galaxy" to go vote on the "SWF App" for the rest of the card! <a href="http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZBP2W2B" rel="external nofollow">Survey link is here</a>, and it contains only one question...most likely the top two matches will make it to Under Control, and the third would take place on the pre-show.

<div style="text-align:center;">SWF Supreme TV

Boardwalk Hall (New Jersey, Tri State)

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Greg Black vs Remo

Hero Squad © vs The Parts Unknown - non-title match

Lobster Warrior vs ????? - Farewell Match

Christian Faith, Randy Bumfhole and Valiant vs The Eisen Entourage

Joshua Taylor and Vengeance vs Brandon James and The Zim

Jack Bruce and Tom "Angry" Gilmore vs The Awesomeness

Jack Giedroyc vs Rich Money

SWF Uprising

Vadalabene Center (Illinois, Great Lakes)

Sunday, September 8, 2013

????? vs Bobby Bruce

Ben 'n' Glenn Casey vs The Royal Pains

Darryl Devine vs Sandy (Bull Wrecker) Erickson

????? and The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs A-Prime and 24/7 Partay Dudez

Donnie J vs Roger Cage

????? vs John Greed

James Prudence vs John Anderson</div>

Bonus Question #1 - Who will win High Stakes?

A) Kirk Jameson/Krustacean Kirk

B) Lazarus McKenzie

C) Calum Nelson

Bonus Question #2 - Which High Stakes Season 2 rookie will be in an Uprising dark match against Spencer Spade?

A) Jacob Jett

B) Masked Patriot

C) Ekuma

D) Masked Cougar

E) Alan Parent

PLACE YOUR QUESTION(S) TO EMMA CHASE HERE:

Big Roguey · July 31, 2013

SWF Supreme TV

Boardwalk Hall (New Jersey, Tri State)

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Greg Black vs Remo

Lobster Warrior vs ????? - Farewell Match

Christian Faith, Randy Bumfhole and Valiant vs The Eisen Entourage

Joshua Taylor and Vengeance vs Brandon James and The Zim

Jack Bruce and Tom "Angry" Gilmore vs The Awesomeness

Jack Giedroyc vs Rich Money

SWF Uprising

Vadalabene Center (Illinois, Great Lakes)

Sunday, September 8, 2013

????? vs Bobby Bruce

Ben 'n' Glenn Casey vs The Royal Pains

Darryl Devine vs Sandy (Bull Wrecker) Erickson

????? and The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs A-Prime and 24/7 Partay Dudez

Donnie J vs Roger Cage

????? vs John Greed

James Prudence vs John Anderson

Bonus Question #1 - Who will win High Stakes?

A) Kirk Jameson/Krustacean Kirk

B) Lazarus McKenzie

C) Calum Nelson - Dark horse option. Kirk has no mentor, Laz will have a place in the All Star Squad but Calum is the person with a ready built feud in the Hero Squad.

Bonus Question #2 - Which High Stakes Season 2 rookie will be in an Uprising dark match against Spencer Spade?

A) Jacob Jett

B) Masked Patriot

C) Ekuma

D) Masked Cougar

E) Alan Parent

Eidenhoek · July 31, 2013

Shoot Question:

If Emma Chase: Since it'd be pretty hard for Sammy Bach to have traded up, I'm assuming that you're the one who cheated on him. With whom?

If not Emma Chase: Assuming you could, would you rather see Emma Chase in her dollar signs or Jessie Gilmore in Chase's dollar signs?

~~

@Under Control:

<ul><li>That match is going to be terrible from my experience. Also, doesn't seem like the gimmicks give good fuel to the fight. Though both men do have dark skin. </li><li>On that note, you need to hire Landon Mallory or some other person who is African, not African-American. Lassana Makutsi is...Jamaican, right? Yeah, him too. </li><li>Eh. Don't like one guy too much, and really don't like the other guy. </li><li>Considering I despise the heels (and if ??? is who I just now thought it is, ???), don't like the match. </li><li>I don't like half of one team I'd expect to be here, and...don't really see any others that I think I'd like. Well...uh...okay, I think this takes it. BECAUSE! </li><li>Since your and my SWF are so different, I don't see people I like being involved in this match. Well...eh...actually, come to think of it, our rosters/pushes aren't too different in the way that is relevant to this. </li></ul>

Oh, btw, I claim full ownership of Nicolas's push. Aside from other people being involved with it. /run

Oh, also, HE'S MAEXICAN BAH YOUR FIMMICK MAKES ME UNABLE TO TYPE DANG IT HUNTINGOOOOOOOOON seriously what the hell why can't I type now? But yeah, that gimmick...eh, you're not misusing Lopez, as his terrible USA popularity mean he needs to be in the lower card, which means he can have a crap gimmick with a crap partner. But...I never care about popularity when I have my favorites ._.

~

Ha, that opening segment from...whatever it was, that thing. Money and Bruce. Delicious. Later segments, however, were puzzlingly poorly-rated. Eh, w/e, at least Bruce has a real storyline.

...

Wait, no he doesn't. He's either feuding with Peter Michaels or Ernest Youngman. wtf. Unless Jack is in decline...wtf? Admittedly, the champion doesn't need a feud more than one on the belt, but he has one. With an announcer and a rookie. Admittedly, Youngman might get over from this, but in the interim, what's going to happen?

~

A thing I think you're doing has me slightly amused; were the people involved higher on my list of people I like, (if I liked the people involved more, I should have typed; it's 5:10 AM for me) I'd say it was pretty cool.

~

Dewd what happened to Khoklov why he no on the Under Control thing for his opponent we wanna see squashes dewd >_> <_< But seriously, sucks to use him only on PPVs because it's hard to build to them without him. And, y'know, he sucks.

Psycho Sam · July 31, 2013

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SWF Supreme TV

Boardwalk Hall (New Jersey, Tri State)

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Greg Black vs Remo

Lobster Warrior vs Krustacean Kirk - Farewell Match

Christian Faith, Randy Bumfhole and Valiant vs The Eisen Entourage

Joshua Taylor and Vengeance vs Brandon James and The Zim

Jack Bruce and Tom "Angry" Gilmore vs The Awesomeness

Jack Giedroyc vs Rich Money

SWF Uprising

Vadalabene Center (Illinois, Great Lakes)

Sunday, September 8, 2013

Squeeky McClean vs Bobby Bruce

Ben 'n' Glenn Casey vs The Royal Pains

Darryl Devine vs Sandy (Bull Wrecker) Erickson

Cameron Vessey and The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs A-Prime and 24/7 Partay Dudez

Donnie J vs Roger Cage

????? vs John Greed

James Prudence vs John Anderson

Bonus Question #1 - Who will win High Stakes?

A) Kirk Jameson/Krustacean Kirk

B) Lazarus McKenzie

C) Calum Nelson

Bonus Question #2 - Which High Stakes Season 2 rookie will be in an Uprising dark match against Spencer Spade?

A) Jacob Jett

B) Masked Patriot

C) Ekuma

D) Masked Cougar

E) Alan Parent

Phantom Stranger · July 31, 2013

Greg Black vs Remo

Lobster Warrior vs ????? - Farewell Match

Christian Faith, Randy Bumfhole and Valiant vs The Eisen Entourage

Joshua Taylor and Vengeance vs Brandon James and The Zim

Jack Bruce and Tom "Angry" Gilmore vs The Awesomeness

Jack Giedroyc vs Rich Money

SWF Uprising

Vadalabene Center (Illinois, Great Lakes)

Sunday, September 8, 2013

????? vs Bobby Bruce

Ben 'n' Glenn Casey vs The Royal Pains

Darryl Devine vs Sandy (Bull Wrecker) Erickson

????? and The Psychedelic Soul Brothers vs A-Prime and 24/7 Partay Dudez

Donnie J vs Roger Cage

????? vs John Greed

James Prudence vs John Anderson

Bonus Question #1 - Who will win High Stakes?

A) Kirk Jameson/Krustacean Kirk

B) Lazarus McKenzie

C) Calum Nelson

Bonus Question #2 - Which High Stakes Season 2 rookie will be in an Uprising dark match against Spencer Spade?

A) Jacob Jett

B) Masked Patriot

C) Ekuma

D) Masked Cougar

E) Alan Parent

PLACE YOUR QUESTION(S) TO EMMA CHASE HERE: You're well known for having a passion for the business. Have you ever directed your own storylines? Which ones?

Phantom Stranger · July 31, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Eidenhoek" data-cite="Eidenhoek" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Lassana Makutsi is...Jamaican, right? Yeah, him too.</div></blockquote> Laz McKenzie, you mean?

flaviooooo · July 31, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="3rdStringPG" data-cite="3rdStringPG" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="35955" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>As for our monthly winner, flaviooooo wins it on the last week of competition! flaviooooo, you get to choose your shoot interview subject and provide three questions</div></blockquote> I'm going to go with Emma Chase for the shoot interview. I'll post my three questions later (after some thinking), but this way the other people can add their questions already <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Big Roguey · July 31, 2013

Questions for Emma?

1) Will you marry me?

2) Why won't you marry me?

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