SWF 2013: The End of the Supreme Brand

3rdStringPG · December 11, 2013

Trying my hand at this one...looks like we've got an SWF renaissance of sorts on the TEW 2013 Dynasties forum! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

[Dark Match] John Greed vs. Robbie Retro

[Dark Match] The Fly Boys vs. Quadruple B

[Dark Match] Des Davids vs. Flex Garcia

American Machine vs. Jungle Lord

Lobster Warrior vs. Rich Money

Steve Frehley vs. Rogue In a Last Man Standing Match

Executive Decision [squeaky McClean and Paul Huntingdon] vs. Valiant and Bruce

Main Event

Remo vs. Christian Faith

w4lru5 · December 11, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="KnowYourEnemy" data-cite="KnowYourEnemy" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> w4lru5 and Infinity King will qualify to choose a match at Master Of Puppets (parameters, grapplers, time, and winner/loser) if they predict Week 4. Otherwise, MidnightNick will win the contest.</div></blockquote> I fully intend to predict Week 4. This has been excellent so far. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Midnightnick · December 12, 2013

[Dark Match] John Greed vs. Robbie Retro

[Dark Match] The Fly Boys vs. Quadruple B

[Dark Match] Des Davids vs. Flex Garcia

American Machine vs. Jungle Lord

Lobster Warrior vs. Rich Money

Steve Frehley vs. Rogue In a Last Man Standing Match

Executive Decision [squeaky McClean and Paul Huntingdon] vs. Valiant and Bruce

Main Event

Remo vs. Christian Faith

w4lru5 · December 12, 2013

[Dark Match] John Greed vs. Robbie Retro

[Dark Match] The Fly Boys vs. Quadruple B

[Dark Match] Des Davids vs. Flex Garcia

American Machine vs. Jungle Lord

Lobster Warrior vs. Rich Money

Steve Frehley vs. Rogue In a Last Man Standing Match

Executive Decision [squeaky McClean and Paul Huntingdon] vs. Valiant and Bruce

Main Event

Remo vs. Christian Faith

KnowYourEnemy · December 14, 2013

Swf Tv <div style="text-align:center;">January Week 4, Tuesday http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SWFSupremeTV_zps24984c93.png</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Dark Match" data-cite="1 v 1 Dark Match" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Robbie Retro faced off in a Dark Match against opponent John Greed. Robbie came into the match riding high off a victory against Enforcer Roberts. John Greed played well as the underdog. The heel matched Retro move for move for four minutes. Four Minutes and Thirty Seconds in, Robbie Retro reversed an aerial move from John Greed. He cornered the smaller grappler landing several hard punches knocking his opponent to the ground and then finishing with a roll-up pin. C</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Dark Match 2 v 2" data-cite="Dark Match 2 v 2" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> The Fly Boys entered the match heavy favorites to win the #1 Contender Match. The team won the tag championship twice in Coastal Zone Wrestling remaining near the top of the promotions’ card. The pairing was clearly rusty. The team lacked cohesiveness. Jimmy P struggled to coordinate his moves with Donnie J. Brett Biggins grounded Donnie J with his pummels and strong moves. Jimmy P looked lost in Tag-Team action. It took only a smidge over four minutes for Brett Biggins to drop a B-Bomber on Jimmy P to secure the #1 Contender spot. C+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Davids was a clear favorite in this match. He landed several hard punches early to cement this point. Flex Garcia had two advantages. Flex was far quicker. Flex was far more experienced. Flex Garcia deftly dodged several moves from Davids tiring out the young brawler. Des Davids managed to land several solid blows on Flex Garcia including a few to the head. Des Davids had the clear advantage going into the fourth minute. Flex reversed a solid punch, launching Des Davids off the ropes and clotheslining him. Garcia had control of the match for the last minute, dodging the frenzied punches of Davids, until he could engage in grappling maneuvers. Flex capitalized on his momentum locking Davids in an armbar leaving his opponent dazed. This gave Garcia enough of a window to land a Romeo is Bleeding on Davids. Flex Garcia pinned Davids for the victory. C- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Face Off" data-cite="Face Off" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Remo_zps8f239295.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Christian_Faith_zps67ca79a3.png</div> The lights dim after the dark matches have finished. The main event opened to complete darkness. The stage opens with spotlights focused directly on two figures: Christian Faith and Remo. Remo tries to put the Iron Man in a chokehold. Something, or someone, prevents Remo from strangling the Iron Man. The lights come back in and several wrestlers, including the All-Americans and The Fly Boys. Remo is pulled off Christian Faith and pushed towards the entrance. Faith quickly moves towards the locker room. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>American Machine and Jungle Lord remain on stage after the squabble. The two last met in a squabble for tag team titles when Jungle Lord pinned the Machine. Dean Ansell was incensed at his rival. The American Machine knew that a disorganized, incensed approach would not defeat Jungle Lord. He stared down his opponent, Jungle Lord, with every evil idea stirring in his mind. Jungle Lord was frenzied in his approach. Jungle Lord, after the beatdown laid on Machine last week, was a clear favorite. He wanted to make a statement. Jungle Lord laid out punch after punch on the Machine in the early going. The Patriotic Wrestler sold the hits well but wasn’t considerably hampered by Jungle Jack’s attack. Four minutes in, Ansell slid under the top ropes, drawing a tiring Jungle Lord outside the ring. Jungle Lord gave chase charging Machine, but the veteran used Jungle Lord’s strength against him throwing his opponent into the guardrail. Dean Ansell managed his way back into the ring. The ref began to count-out Jungle Lord, and the heavy dazed brawler struggled to get to his feet, staggering into the ring at a count of eight. American Machine had taken the reins as the five minute mark approached. “This isn’t a surprise, Duane, as it was The American Machine whose daring strategy nearly spelt the end for Jungle Lord last week!”. Jungle Lord proved a difficult wrestler to pin down. He reversed American Machine’s finisher launching the wrestler towards the ropes. American Machine ducked under Jungle Lord’s punch, grabbing his legs and throwing him to the ground. The Machine pinned Jungle Lord. The Man from Borneo threw his opponent off like a twig. Jungle Lord threw a few weak punches at Machine. These blows glanced off the veteran grappler as Machine laid into Jack with a few hard blows of his own. The exchange continued until one particular blow knocked Jungle Lord off balance. American Machine hit an old glory and went for a pin. Jungle Lord frantically tried to stave him off but pushed out after the third count. D+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Lobster Warrior had a tough challenge on his hands. Rich “The Moneyman” “The General of Green” and the “Constantine of Cash” was one of the most accomplished grapplers in the business. The hated heel in the business defeated the SUPREME HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION Steve Frehley last Week on Supreme TV. Lobster Warrior, in his mind, was a warm-up match. Lobster “Lobbie” Warrior had one advantage over his heavier opponent: he was more motivated than the Moneyman. Lobster Warrior had something to prove. The match was heated. The crowd roared throughout the action. Insults were hurled towards Moneyman throughout the match. Fans screamed “Money Corrupts” and “Interference Fraud” towards the large muscular grappler who was booked from Houston, Texas. Rich Money seemed unfazed by these insults. He gestured towards the crowd “Do you really think this underwater arachnid has a chance to defeat ME? Rich Money?” he raised his voice. “Lobbie, that mask can’t hide your inability to succeed. That gimmick is bankrupt, and it’s my job to repossess your assets.” Lobster Warrior responded to Money with his fists. The outweighed lobster heated up the match turning Money red after several hard swings of his gloves. He pushed, grappled, and gutted his way to pole position in the bout. Lobster Warrior landed a Shell Fish Shock from the right post causing his opponent to temporarily hit the ground. Rich Money, humbled, returned to his feet. The Moneyman swung several times at Lobster Warrior, in vain, before resulting to groundwork. Rich Money’s superior strength allowed him to throw Lobster Warrior towards the ground. The hard throw stunned Lobster Warrior. Money tried to pin here but his opponent quickly kicked out. The momentum was in Rich Money’s favor. Rich Money used the momentum of the ropes to clothesline Lobbie on a comebacker that brought pain to the masked grappler. The match was over at this point. Lobster Warrior extended the match through evasion tactics, sliding in and out of the ring. His last hurrah was using his speed to climb to the top ropes in preparation for a high-flying move. Rich Money used his considerable speed to close the gap. Lobster Warrior retreated quickly but the quick Rich Money landed a punch on him landing a hard punch that sent Money towards the ground. His body smashed upon the cold steel steps. The fans gasped. Was Lobbie okay? He lay motionless as the referee counted him out, eyes open, staring at Rich Money’s beaming smirk. A few seconds later, Lobster Warrior got up, moved to his feet, and swiftly headed towards the locker room. B</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Special Singles Entrance" data-cite="Special Singles Entrance" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SteveFrehley_zps687b0fa3.png</div> “SLAM!” Echoes throughout the arena. World Heavyweight Champion Steve Frehley is entering the arena. Chants of “Let The Boys be Boys” echo throughout the arena. “Let The Boys Be Boys” sings are held by excited fans welcoming their returning hero. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Last Man Standing" data-cite="1 v 1 Last Man Standing" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Steve stared across at his opponent, a measly weasel named Rogue, who he outsized. The crowd noticed a difference deeper than skin. Steve Frehley seemed more intense, more motivated and more focused than his small opponent. As the bell rang the angry brawler moved his hulking mass quickly towards his opponent. Steve did not like to manage his energy. Steve laid into Rogue with a frenzy of punches. The hard blows, at first, did not seem to hurt Rogue. Rogue did his best to avoid Frehley’s attacks. The closest that Rogue, called “Gutter Rat” by scornful fans, came to offense was a reversal of a hard blow to the face. Rogue swerved right of Frehley, applied a little force, and let his opponents momentum throw him over the ropes. Frehley hit the ground hard, somewhat bewildered, yet in little pain. Rogue fled the ring in pursuit forcing a cat and mouse game for a minute or two. Steve Frehley caught up to the Gutter Rat in the ring and proceeded to unleash his right hand several times to the cheek of Rogue’s face. Rogue winced and moaned in what appeared to the audience as intense pain. It was clear to Peter Michaels that nefarious intentions were at play. “Rogue is clearly overselling here, eh Duane?”. Duane looked at his broadcast partner as if Michaels had just spat at him. It was obvious to those who knew wrestling that Rogue was overselling. Steve Frehley nearly floored Rogue several times. The first, around the eight minute mark, ended in an eight count when Emma Chase instructed Rogue to reach for a rope break. This match lasted several minutes longer due to Emma Chase’s brilliant managing of Rogue. Her client managed another miracle placing one knee on the ground 9 ½ seconds. Frehley was increasingly tiring. Rogue seemed rejuvenated. He battled back using his technical skill against Steve Frehley, hitting a hard submission that had the champ wincing in pain, and routinely causing Frehley to lose footing with grappling. This spurt of momentum ended when Rogue landed a hard Crashing On, sending Steve to the ground. Steve got back up two seconds later. He stared his scared opponent in the eyes, deep into his fleeting soul, and determined him unworthy. The destroyer charged at Rogue with the little energy left in the tank. He swung hard at Rogue but the sly wrestler managed to avoid it. He grabbed Frehleys arm twisting in and throwing him to the ground. Frehley got back up and hit a hard right to Rogues’ shoulder, and proceeded to target Rogues face. Frehley was frustrated that his first two attempts glanced off the weasel-like wrestler. His third punch knocked Rogue back, down to the ground. Rogue lay, eyes half-open, staring up at Steve Frehley. The Ref and crowd counted… 7…8…9…10! Rogue got up, moving swiftly out of the arena, waving to amplify the crowd’s hatred. Emma seemed displeased with this exit strategy. Steve Frehley in 12:41 C+ </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="2 v 2 Rant Against Opponent" data-cite="2 v 2 Rant Against Opponent" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Valiant_zps2437b5f8.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackBruce_zps91222975.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SqueekyMcClean_zpscac92aaa.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/PaulHuntingdon_zps27d54eaf.png</div> Valiant and Jack Bruce entered the Ring. Jack Bruce started. “Listen, you goofy-looking dweebs, you may not understand your role in the big picture, so I’m going to welcome you to The Chase Agency, since Emma didn’t do it for you.” Valiant, wearing a tie and ponytail, began to assist him. “The Chase Agency is a place where creativity goes to die. Here, we require business attire, such as my corporate tie, here.” Valiant doesn’t sell his imitation of American business life well. Jack Bruce elaborates “look, chumps, your role here is to show up, stick your dirty nose in others business, and be really, really uninspiring on television. In that order.” “Chief Executive Bruce, any more to add?” “Oh, and don’t question any of Emma Chases’ non-corporate attire. She assigned herself to dress like the disease infested two-bit whore she is. I mean, I think its totally hot, but Jack Bruce, Rockstar from Mars, doesn’t eat leftovers.” Valiant concluded “That will conclude your introduction to the Chase Agency. You are now free to continue to suck at wrestling.” C+ </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="2 vs 2" data-cite="2 vs 2" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Executive Power entered the ring. Paul Huntingdon, who had failed miserably on When Hell Freezes Over, had something to prove. Emma Chase looked determined to get a victory. The two chase agency grapplers showcased excellent chemistry. Throughout the match, they tactically targeted individual wrestlers. Valiant and Bruce showed inexperience. The high-strung Bruce spaced out like a rock star from Mars several times. Valiant was cornered early on by Paul Huntingdon and Squeaky McClean. The two wrestlers delivered a Tag finisher, The Corporate Takeover, on Valiant at the five minute mark throwing the patriotic wrestler to the ground. The Corporate Takeover was presented well but had little substance. The move elicited a *gasp* from a crowd fearful for Valiant. Bruce, confused for a minute, found the opposing tag team. Jack Bruce delivered a hard punch to Huntingdon, knocking him back, and threw a disoriented Squeaky over the ropes. Paul Huntingdon decided discretion was the better part of Valor and turned tail, appearing soon at the other side of the ring. Bruce was too powerful for either Squeaky or Paul Huntingdon to beat. The Rockstar From Mars seems to have become more coherent in his moveset. Valiant laid several hard punches on Huntingdon, knocking the amateur by comparison back a few steps before laying into him on the turnbuckle. Squeaky was floored with a hard elbow. Eight minutes in, Executive Decision was looking fatigued. Paul hit his second wind relying on technical ability to fight the bigger Valiant. Squeaky, knowing Valiant the weaker link, used his saavy to distract Bruce. He took several hard blows from Bruce well. Huntingdon speared Valiant holding him in submission for a few seconds. The move clearly hurt the patriotic wrestler. He used the little time Valiant was down to expose the turnbuckles. Valiant moved to his feet, attempted to grapple Huntingdon, but was thrown to the turnbuckle instead. Paul’s flurry of punches had little effect on the aged wrestler. Valiant responded with a punch of his own that knocked the Aristocrat back. Ten Minutes In and Squeaky was starting to wear down. The wrestler took hard punches from his opponent, glancing up each time, but was in clear pain. A sharp right from Bruce busted open the wrestler. Jack saw his opportunity and double-teamed the Aristocrat Paul Huntingdon. The combo of Valiant and Jack Bruce laid into Paul Huntingdon, taking him down in thirty seconds. Emma Chase’s management helped Huntingdon kick out. Squeaky was now up, and aimed a sharp blow at Bruce, only to have it reversed and have Bruce throw him over the ropes again. Paul Huntingdon faced off against two of the most feared wrestlers in history. Valor hit a menacing V-Split before pinning Huntingdon to the mat. Valor with the V-Split on Huntingdon at 13:27 B</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Video 1 v 1" data-cite="Video 1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Remo_zps8f239295.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Christian_Faith_zps67ca79a3.png</div> A video promo of Remo and Christian Faith plays. The video suggests “God” versus the “Devil”. Remo comes out. His music, Don’t Push by the Band Sublime, blares as he enters. This has been Remo’s theme music for most of his career. Remo is not “hated” as a heel. His natural charisma and athletic ability has led to cheers for the hard-punching brawler. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 vs 1" data-cite="1 vs 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Remo stands in the center of the ring, flexes his muscles, and screams “Supreme Wrestling needs a little Anarchy!” in a high pitched voice. Christian Faith, The Reason, enters the ring to normal applause. He plays the role of baby face perfectly. The fans cheer loudly for the reigning Monarch of Supreme Wrestling. Christian Faith walks into the ring posturing within inches of Remo. He looks into his eyes and states, in words calm but, “I have nothing to fear. I have faith.” Shane Stones pulls the two wrestlers apart. Remo stares into the eyes of The Reason, sensing a strange aura of weakness. Remo attacked with a characteristic attack of hard strikes and kicks smashing the Iron Man from the ring of the bell. Faith reversed a solid punch throwing Remo to the ropes but the Alpha Heel speared The Reason on the comebacker. Remo, instead of going for the pin, decided to hurt his opponent more. Remo slammed his heels into the cheeks of Christian Faith. He leaned up and dropped a vicous elbow onto his opponent. Remo went to drag his opponent by motioning towards the fallen grappler’s feet but Christian Faith delivered a swift kick to Remo’s face knocking Remo several feet back. Remo attempted to kick Faith but the wily veteran grabbed his foot and slammed Remo with a Fisherman’s Suplex. Remo lay, not in pain, but in shock due to a recent change in fortune. He rose to his feet again, deflected Faiths moves, picking up the wrestler and slinging him like a rag doll onto the mat. Remo seemed to show no pain from the barrage of moves presented by Christian Faith. Remo was an Alpha Cat, free to roam the jungles of his former homeland, unleashing rage and toying with his lesser opponent. A steady rain of boos echoed through the arena. Christian Faith rose after a few seconds on the ground. He screamed “I HAVE FAITH” and the fans echoed his cheers as a loud “We Have Faith” chant rung throughout the arena. “Oh, poor decrepit old man, Faith” stated the nonchalant Remo. “It is clear you are outmatched in wits, ability, and strength. You are at my mercy alone. Not the mercy of your god.” Remo clenched his fists allowing a minute or two for the statements to sink in. Christian Faith again appealed to the crowd. The Alpha Cat, sensing this moment of weakness, charged at the Iron Man, grabbing his face from behind and throwing him to the ground in a disturbingly violent fashion. Remo waved his arms to excite the arena yet they responding with a healthy dose of boos. The vile reaction caused Remo to stamp the ground. Christian Faith ran at his distracted opponent. Remo caught him, slithered to the right, and unleashed a monster Clothesline on Christian Faith, busting the wrestler open. Faith, twelve minutes in, had made his last attempt at an offensive maneuver. Remo stalled for a couple seconds and Christian Faith lay near motionless. He hit a big elbow towards the chest of Faith and proceeded to pin the Iron Man. Christian Faith, who had played this game a fortnight, pushed Remo off returning to his feet. The Iron Man made a mad dash intent on exiting the right turnbuckle. Remo followed Faith out of the ring, and the two moved in and out, exchanging blows, with Remo outmaneuvering Faith in every series of volleys. Faith momentarily outwitted Remo, moving just enough out of view to confuse the wrestler. He climbed into the ring haggling Shane Stones into starting a count-out. Christian Faith moved towards the turnbuckle to prepare for an off-the-ropes maneuver at the count of five. Remo was ready for this move. He jumped upon the ring steps and put his opponent in a chokehold. Remo used the ropes for leverage as he violently slammed The Reason into the ground proceeding to choke his opponent for several seconds. Remo gloated at his fallen opponent. He attended to the crowd for a minute as Christian Faith struggled, mustering the courage to rise to his feet. Chants of “We Have Faith” filled the arena. Remo directed his attention towards his slowly climbing opponent landing a destroyer on Christian Faith. Blood covered the forehead of the fallen Iron Man. Christian Faith could not kick out of a three count. Doctors concluded that Faith had attained no injury after the match. This was announced to everyone’s relief. Remo with the Destroyer at 17:54 B-</div></blockquote>

KnowYourEnemy · December 14, 2013

Prediction Contest Update

<div style="text-align:center;">Prediction Contest January Results</div>

MidnightNick 12/20 60% C-

w4lru5 8/15 53% D

Congrats MidnightNick! Either post the match in thread or send it by PM. If the match contains wrestlers no longer with the SUPREME Brand, I'll send a PM noting which wrestler has left. You can create this match any time before May's Master of Puppets.

I'm going to spend the next few weeks updating wrestler information and fleshing out the story lines.

KnowYourEnemy · December 14, 2013

Week 5 TV

"The Names are out tonight. Rich Money faces Vengeance in an anticipated match for a shot at the Heavyweight Title. Angry Gilmore challenges Eric Eisen as a preview for the North American Title Match at Nothing To Lose. The Chase Corporation faces their biggest challenge in two singles matches against Jack Bruce and Brandon James. Who will make a substantial push for a match at Nothing To Lose?"

<div style="text-align:center;">Prediction Card</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">American Machine vs. Enforcer Roberts</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

The Awesomeness vs. The Fly Boys</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Marc DuBois vs. Robbie Retro </div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Christian Faith vs. Flex Garcia</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Rogue vs. Valiant</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Brandon James vs. Jack Bruce</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Rich Money vs. Vengance </div><div style="margin-left:25px;">in a Ladder Match</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">Stipulation: Winner faces Steve Frehley at Nothing to Lose</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

</div><div style="text-align:center;"><div style="margin-left:25px;">Main Event</div></div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

</div>

KnowYourEnemy · December 16, 2013

Backstage, Night, Tuesday Week 4 Week 4, Tuesday <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Backstage, Eisen Lounge" data-cite="Backstage, Eisen Lounge" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.png</div><div></div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> </div><div style="margin-left:25px;">Eric Eisen is backstage pumping Iron. He's trying to keep his mind off something. *Knock* "Eric, are you busy?. The prodigal son rises to his feet and answers the door.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "Not at the moment, Emma. How is the analysis coming along?"</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> </div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EmmaChase_zps26827e9f.png</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "I've plugged in the data for Supreme TV Week 4. It looks good." said Easy Emma Chase.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "What does "looks good" mean?" states Eric "We only have one shot at this."</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "The chance of a drop in size is 75%. USPW had a great PPV and TCW had the best month in league history."</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "It should have been a lot better. That scoundrel, Jack, and that impotent, Brandon, could have sold it better." stated Emma Chase. She sounded as if she were restating previous information.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> </div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Rogue_zps132f213c.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/BJames_zps6f7de817.png</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "I've seen you give better screwjobs than what happened tonight, Emma." stated Eric. "Phase 2 involves stating our case. I need you to support me throughout this phase."</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> Easy Emma was clearly unimpressed with Eric's behavior. She scolded "didn't daddy warbucks ever teach you to speak nice to your elders?" stated Emma.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "Relax, we know the SUPREME brand. I can win over the audience. My father created it. Just try to keep it hush from Richard." stated Eric.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "Why?" asked Emma.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> "Nemesis knows the books. Richard is no longer a shareholder. If he is in on it, it can be classified as collusion. While we are on the topic, let's put "daddy warbucks" on vacation for a while." stated Eric. </div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> Emma could tell her partner in crime was incensed by her lack of tact. She gave him a condescending look.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> </div></blockquote>

Midnightnick · December 16, 2013

American Machine vs. Enforcer Roberts

The Awesomeness vs. The Fly Boys

Marc DuBois vs. Robbie Retro

Christian Faith vs. Flex Garcia

Rogue vs. Valiant

Brandon James vs. Jack Bruce

Rich Money vs. Vengance in a Ladder Match

Stipulation: Winner faces Steve Frehley at Nothing to Lose

Main Event

Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen

I'd like to see Enforcer Roberts get a shot at the world title somehow someway.

KnowYourEnemy · December 16, 2013

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Midnightnick" data-cite="Midnightnick" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> I'd like to see Enforcer Roberts get a shot at the world title somehow someway.</div></blockquote> Can do. Sent A Private Message, any other details?

KnowYourEnemy · December 19, 2013

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End of the Supreme Brand?

Who and/or What are to blame for the fall in size of the SupremeWrestling Federation?

News has come from the Wrestling Board that Supreme Wrestling Federation has dropped to cult size.

How did this come to pass? How did the Supreme name in Wrestling fall behind USPW and TCW in just one month?

The Wrestleman, the people's champ, examines the evidence.

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Nemesis, SWF Owner</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">Nemesis recently bought out wrestling magnate Richard Eisen. Eisen promoted a steady hand pushing traditional favorites. Nemesis has promoted and pushed younger talent instead of older main-line wrestlers. He has given extended air time to previous unknowns Robbie Retro and Flex Garcia. Nemesis has demonstrated little knowledge of crowd energy when booking shows. Supreme Wrestling produced five identical shows the past month. My personal opinion is that Supreme was the more impressive brand during the Month of January. USPW had a terrific PPV allowing the company to rise to national status. </div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Nemesis, who was a integral part of DaVe, has made the unfortunate mistake of bringing his hardcore style of fighting over to the Supreme Brand. His wrestlers suffered. The older roster of heavyweight competitors cannot compete in such circumstances. The new owner has taken a more hands-off approach to booking decisions. This approach can lead to a dilution of story lines.</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">Nemesis has yet to develop a good relationship with the Eisen family. An unidentified backstage source has stated that Richard Eisen, the patriarch of the family, has been put on extended leave. This has upset his sons and Christian Faith, a key member of the roster. </div>

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Christian Faith, "The Reason"</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">Christian Faith and Vengeance is a classic match up that guarantees, historically, a great performance. Their match at </div><div style="margin-left:25px;">When Hell Freezes Over</div><div style="margin-left:25px;"> showcased the Reason for changes in the wrestlers fortunes. The two wrestlers looked old and decrepit in the ring. Faith, especially, is feeling the wrath of father time. An unnamed industry specialist told me that "Faith and Vengenace will retire within two years." The two main event stalwarts lack the stamina to produce main-event matches. Faith, at forty-six, is on a steep decline to irrelevance. Nemesis will face a huge decision when the Iron Man's contract expires in April. </div>

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The Constantine of Cash holding fat stacks. The wrestling public doesn't have fat stacks.</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">The American economy has been free falling faster than a Dan Stone Elbow Slam. This stagnate economy has paralyzed the wrestling industry. In a good economy, four American promotions can share national status. This economy, which the Board of Wrestling Ratings states is F-, can barely support two. Other North American countries, such as Canada and Mexico, are in far less dire straights. The House of Stone has built a Supreme Following in Canada. SOTBPW and OLLIE are solid, rising promotions. America is no longer the hotbed of wrestling in its own continent. </div>

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Nemesis watches as the Supreme Wrestling Federation crashes and burns.</div>

<div style="margin-left:25px;">The state of the Supreme Promotion is similar to the plot of the movie Tommy Boy. The Supreme promotion has spent years living off rich success. Now they must succeed in a much harsher environment, the "real world" of entertainment. Nemesis is Richard from the movie Tommy Boy. Richard is reluctant to see Tommy Boy succeed due to personal interests . He doesn't understand how to properly manage his spoiled student.</div><div style="margin-left:25px;">

Here's hoping Nemesis has purchased accidental death insurance for his company.</div>

KnowYourEnemy · December 19, 2013

Week 1, February

The Week 1 Show should be posted by Monday, December 23rd. I intend to have the next two weeks posted on Christmas.

Two additional bonus questions for the readers.

"The Wrestleman" avatar is a mod of which wrestler? Hint: The Wrestler cannot work in North America.

Which Match From When Hell Freezes Over was the highest-rated match in January?

KnowYourEnemy · December 23, 2013

<div style="text-align:center;">SWF Headquarters</div>

Nemesis lights a cigarillo. He stares down at a piece of paper. Paul Parsons, who moonlights as "Rich Money", walks in.

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"Good to see you, Paul. How's the business treating you?" say Nemesis. The SWF owner toys with his cigarillo before putting it out in an ashtray. The room stinks of cigarettes.

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Paul Parsons stares at Nemesis. "You seem to be handling the fall in size well." he states off-hand. Paul Parsons was a good worker, a model professional, and one hell of a wrestler.

"It doesn't bother me." stated Nemesis. "Look, keep this on the hush, but we're sitting on 25 million dollars. I used to run DaVe, so I have the experience to say, that is a fat wad of cash."

"Point being, we can afford to blow a little bit of change here or there."

Nemesis finished this statement.

Paul Parsons digested the information. He stated "that is true, Nemesis, that is true. Continue."

Nemesis did as told. "Paul" he said "this roster is in need of new leadership, a new image, a new break. For the fans. We have great talent in Rhode Island, stars of the future. Primus Allen, in particular, has the talent to be a regular."

"Point being, a smaller size allows us to integrate new wrestlers in easier. The industry-wide perception of an unfair drop allows us to focus on future stars. This guy in particular."

He grabs a folder from his desk from his wrestler cabinet. Nemesis hands Rich Money the folder.

He continues "You're facing him in just over a week in the headlining match on SupremeTV. I'd like you to mentor him. He has near-unlimited potential."

KnowYourEnemy · December 23, 2013

The next episode of Supreme TV will be up Tonight as promised. For those who want to predict, here is the card: <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Card" data-cite="Card" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Prediction Card American Machine vs. Enforcer Roberts The Awesomeness vs. The Fly Boys Marc DuBois vs. Robbie Retro Christian Faith vs. Flex Garcia Rogue vs. Valiant Brandon James vs. Jack Bruce Rich Money vs. Vengance in a Ladder Match Stipulation: Winner faces Steve Frehley at Nothing to Lose <div style="text-align:center;">Main Event</div> Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen Bonus Questions: "The Wrestleman" avatar is a mod of which wrestler? Hint: The Wrestler cannot work in North America. Which Match From When Hell Freezes Over was the highest-rated match in January? </div></blockquote> I have one match to finish a write up on before the show is released. It is, in my estimate, better than the previous show.

KnowYourEnemy · December 24, 2013

Supreme TV, Week 1 February <div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">February Week 1, Tuesday</div></div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SWFSupremeTV_zps24984c93.png</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Dark Match: American Machine vs. Enforcer Roberts</div> Roberts place in the new promotion is to be a gatekeeper to more prominent talents. The face painted Patriot, American Machine, is the latest face to battle the aged veteran. American Machine and Roberts exchanged blows. The match was fairly even as Enforcer Roberts sold the blows well. Machine was too powerful for Roberts, flooring the aged man with an Old Glory. American Machine with the Old Glory at 7:53 </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Dark Match: American Machine vs. Enforcer Roberts</div> Roberts place in the new promotion is to be a gatekeeper to more prominent talents. The face painted Patriot, American Machine, is the latest face to battle the aged veteran. American Machine and Roberts exchanged blows. The match was fairly even as Enforcer Roberts sold the blows well. Machine was too powerful for Roberts, flooring the aged man with an Old Glory. American Machine with the Old Glory at 7:53 </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="2v2" data-cite="2v2" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Dark Match: The Awesomeness vs. The Fly Boys</div> The Fly Boys were sold as the marquee tag team in the Supreme Wrestling Federation. Many thought they would be holding the Tag Team Championship Belts. The Awesomeness, managed by Dawn The Cheerleader, were considered projects. The Awesomeness recent rebrand as Happy-Go-Lucky Faces had gone well. The crowd started a loud chant of “I’m Awesome!” along with the charismatic Jefferson Stardust. The Fly Boys high flying maneuvers fared well against their cruiserweight opponents. Dawn The Cheerleaders showcased the awesomeness with her excellent managing skills. The two plucky rookies landed a hard suplex on Jimmy P. The vaunted team chemistry began to disintegrate. Donnie J was more interested in girlfriend and manager Britney Hollywood than helping his fallen partner. Huey hit a hard shock and awe on Jimmy P effectively ending the match. Huey Cannonball with the Shock and Awe at 8:20 </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1" data-cite="1v1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Robbie Retro vs. Marc Dubios</div> Robbie Retro entered the ring to loud applause. His opponent, cocky youth Marc Dubios, was recently caught in possession of narcotics. Robbie had considerable size advantage going into the match. Marc Dubios had superior skill. Robbie was in control the entire match. Hard blows to the face showcased Retro’s superior power. Marc refused to tap out. He was either selling the blows or taking them hard. The cocky youth fell into a roll-up pin six minutes in but Dubios managed to kick out. Robbie continued to lay into his peer. He reversed a Marc Dubios clothesline throwing the young grappler into a Suplex crashing Marc into the ground seven minutes in. Marc staggered to his feet, disoriented, and unable to locate Robbie. Robbie charged Marc hitting a Murder on the Dancefloor. The Dancer busted a move before adding an elbow drop to injury. He pinned Marc for the three-count soon after. Robbie Retro with the Murder on the Dancefloor at 8:07 </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Modern TV Opening" data-cite="Modern TV Opening" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/TomGilmore_zps92de98c4.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.png</div> The crowd opens with Angry Gilmore sitting on a chair. Seven Nation Army, Angry Gilmore’s theme music, blares loudly in the background to accompany his message of war against Eric Eisen. Gilmore’s fans, or his “army”, cheer wildly at the former champions’ introduction. Tom, after a few minutes of cheering the audience, comes full circle. He stares deep into the audience. “Look, Mr. Supremacist, the world is an angry place. There are more of us here than there are of you. I just want to wrap my fingers around your spindly little neck, and squeeze it until you turn as blue as the SWF logo…” Eric Eisen enters. “Dare you to try, you old man. Give me your best shot.” Angry Gilmore launches himself at Eric Eisen. The “Supreme” wrestler was unable to counter this straightforward move. Angry Gilmore did indeed begin to choke Eric Eisen. Paul Huntingdon and Squeaky McClean pulled back the determined Gilmore and helped Eric Eisen out of the ring. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1 Promo" data-cite="1v1 Promo" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Christian_Faith_zps67ca79a3.png</div> We cut to a video promotion of Christian Faith. “Look, Remo, you degenerate louse. I come from an ordered house. In this house of faith, the arena around me, I have more strength in the finger of my pinky than you have in your steroid filled muscular arms. I’ll beat you at Nothing To Lose and relegate you to the mid card from whence you came!” </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1" data-cite="1v1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Christian Faith vs. Flex Garcia</div> The figurative huffing and puffing against his PPV opponent was replaced with literal huffing and puffing on camera. Christian Faith’s opponent was the new singles wrestler Flex Garcia. Faith had a size advantage over Garcia that gave him a clear advantage. Garcia was far faster than “The Reason” managing to outmaneuver him at every turn. The Iron Man was clearly showing signs of rust. Christian Faith was out of breath, wheezing, trying to keep up by the forth minute. Garcia seemed poised to capture the match. Flex Garcia out-acted and out-wrestled Faith. He landed several hard punches denting the will of the Iron Man. Christian Faith didn’t remember to sell these blows. “The Reason” reversed a punch of Garcia’s into a submission wrenching the flamboyant wrestler. This was the turning point. Christian Faith caught somewhat of a second wind. He unleashed a plodding attack on the younger wrestler eventually hitting a “leap of faith” that had Flex down for the count. Christian Faith withe Leap of Faith at 7:57 Match Grade: C </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1" data-cite="1v1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Valiant vs. Rogue</div> The much-hyped match with rival against rival was greeted with large amounts of applause. Valiant faced off against his rival, Rogue. The two wrestlers circled each other upon start of the match. Valiant stared directly into the eyes of his opponent. Rogue was a different animal this time. Emma Chase cheered on the stalwart grappler from the sidelines. Rogue’s mind was clearly on the match at hand. He waited, patiently, for his opponent to attack. Valiant ran in towards Rogue, deftly throwing punches toward his midsection and neck. Rogue reversed Valiant’s third attempt pushing his former partner backwards and landing a solid punch. Valiant lost his footing after the brutal blow. Rogue kicked at his partner, landed a flying elbow, and went for the pin. The crowd gasped as Valiant was thrown to the mat. Before the ref could count, Valiant threw Rogue off with impressive strength. Rogue rolled onto the mat hitting his elbow on the way down. The two opponents slowly returned to the fight. Valiant took offense towards Rogue running towards the weasel imposter. He landed a few stiff blows demonstrating his brawling skills. Rogue sold the hits well. He waited his opportunity to counter. Rogue reversed another punch, ducking under a hard blow, and spearing Valiant to the ground. The former partner again moved to his feet. Rogue looked into the eyes of his fallen partner. Confusion, fear and loathing, and hatred and sorrow stared towards him. Rogue drew Valiant slowly towards the sideline, where Emma Chase lay waiting, and set up in a defensive stance. Emma grabbed Valiant’s foot. Valiant lost his balance yet didn’t fall. Rogue laid three straight hard blows on Valiant again spearing him. He backed Valiant into a corner proceeding to lay into him. Valiant was clearly hurt. He managed to push Rogue off and attempt to grapple Rogue. Rogue was too swift for him. Rogue deftly avoided the attempt, and using the ropes for momentum, landing a Crashing On straight onto Valiant’s shoulders. Valiant could not avoid a three-count. Rogue with the Crashing On at 7:53 Match Grade: B </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1" data-cite="1v1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce vs. Brandon James</div> Jack Bruce walked in to the ZZ Top’s “Women Go Crazy For The Sharp Dressed Man”. Bruce was the main attraction in the Supreme Brand and he wanted the entire audience to understand it. He glared at Nemesis, who was sitting ringside, to portray this message. Brandon James, the brawler, was up to face the legend, the myth, the hero, Jack Bruce. He intended to defeat his opponent on this night. Failing a defeat, James intended to bruise his adversary. Brandon James wanted to further the advancement goal of the Eisen-Chase Corporation. That was his goal. He entered to his “Big Money” Music, The World is Yours by NAS. The crowd’s static drowns out his theme song. Big Money puts his hand to his ear in his attempt to hype the role. Jack Bruce saw Brandon James as fodder. The big brawler, given a short time to fight, sought to prove that Jack knew exactly that: his first name. Brandon James fought like a determined man. He swung high. He swung low. He swung fast. He swung slow. The legendary agility of Jack Bruce foiled Brandon James’ best attempts. Peter Michaels summed up the match nicely with one line. “Brandon has got to win this in the first five minutes, Duane, Brandon has got to do it.” He stared sternly at Duane after relaying this obvious information. His broadcast partner stared blankly at him. The man formerly known as simply “Big Cat” was playing a game of “Cat and Mouse” with a smaller opponent. Jack Bruce utilized the momentum of his feline opponent against himself throwing the heavier opponent to the turnbuckles and landing a series of strikes. The Mayor of New York over calculated this maneuver underestimating his opponent. The “Big Cat” smashed his fist into his opponent, knocking Bruce back, unleashing several hard blows. Big Money Brandon James spent countless time trying to knock back Jack Bruce. Jack recovered quickly blocking several punches of Big Cat. Jack Bruce, mayor of New York, sensed a change with momentum and ran out of the ring. Brandon, eyeing various options to cheat outside the ring, followed his opponent. The joke was on the Big Cat as Jack threw Brandon James into the side of the ring and slamming him onto the cold concrete and retreating back in. Six minutes in, the Big Cat was showing signs of fatigue. Bruce was a profoundly more talented wrestler than Big Cat Brandon anticipated. Seven seconds after Bruce, Brandon slid into the ring, only to be floored by a sharp kick from Bruce. Bruce attempted a pin, but Brandon James was able to grasp the ropes. Brandon James staggered back to his feet, attempting to throw together some offense. Big Cat threw a volley of punches. One or two connected which Jack Bruce no-sold. His claws, razor sharped, were grabbed effortlessly by Bruce, who held Bruce and put him down with a New York Minute. Jack Bruce with the New York Minute at 7:53 Match Grade: B </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Rich Money vs. Vengeance</div> Rich Money entered the arena. “Yes, Yes, Ya’ll” blared throughout the arena. Green Sparks flew throughout the arena as Rich Money entered in his white and black spotted lined red fur coat. It was, in real life, regulation judicial wear from a far-off European country. He uttered his trademark catchphrase: “Every mornin’ when I get up I know **** don’t change, I’m gettin’ money I need six more things”. Scarface, an alias for Houston rapper Brad Jordan, wrote and owned the phrase in real life. “This stinky old man thinks he can beat me?” states The Constantine of Cash “Doesn’t he know the Constantine of Cash bought and renamed Istanbul? And he expects to win in rags?” Vengeance entered the ring to RKL’s betrayed. The crowd, despite the awkward matchup, is fully in Vengeance’s corner. Loud chants of “Betrayed!” fill the arena. A few fans held up sings stating “Rich Money has Betrayed the Supreme Way!” and “Rich, Next Time around We’ll Screw You!” Vengeance moved his leg over the top row to face his opponent in a ladder match. Vengeance, the “face” in a heel vs. heel matchup, glared at his opponent. The avenging angel knew the ropes of wrestling well. He glared across the arena at Money. Ladders were attached to side of the ring. A swinging cage was suspended above the arena with a contract contained inside. Vengeance eyed the contract from the ground as if wings were the sprout from his body and he was to ascend himself. Rich Money threw off his funky fur coat. He was ready to do battle. His ringside assistant, an enticing young lady, removed the expensive coat from the stage. Rich Money and Vengeance entered began circling. Rich, the younger of the two, charged towards the Avenging Angel. Vengeance clocked Money with a clothesline. Rich returned to his feet quickly. Wary of his opponent, the Moneyman moved around the arena, drifting in and out of the reach of his heavier opponent. Rich grabbed Vengeance managing to slam the wrestler onto the ground. It was an early victory as the elder wrestler was a bit stunned. Rich Money got up. He uttered the phrase “Cracks in your façade, old beggar!” to a jeering crowd. The crowd chanted “Be-Trayed”, “Be-Trayed”, “Be-Trayed” to support the fallen heel. Vengeance, on one knee, grabbed Rich’s knee forcing him forwards. Money landed on the ground face-first. Vengeance threw a hard elbow at money and delivered several swift kicks to his head and shoulders. Rich, using his opponent’s foot as leverage, grounded the avenging angel with a sound reversal. The big wrestler managed to maintain his footing. Rich lunged for Vengeance but the big man had left the ring. The fans cheered wildly as the ladder was unhinged. Rich, playing the long game, stayed inside the ring. He tried furiously to initiate a count-out on the behalf of Shane Stones but the referee refused. Vengeance struck the arguing Money. Stones managed to just barely dodge the blow. He was unaware of Money’s cheesy whining and quite frankly learned to tune him out. Vengeance set up the ladder in the ring as the Moneyman lay fallen. Rich waited for an opportunity playing possum. He deftly collapsed the ladder upon Vengeances’ foot. This dramatic maneuver, used in comedic effect, had Vengenace grabbing his toe in an Elmer-Fudd type manner. Rich picked up the collapsed ladder and hit Vengeance with it. He hit a Money In The Bank on the confused Veteran. Rich took a few seconds to soak in the hatred before setting up the ladder. He began to climb up and managed to get up a few steps before being pulled off by Vengeance. The elder wrestler was beginning to feel fatigued. The force of the grapple did cause the ladder to collapse again. Rich was thrown to the ground. The avenging angel got on top of him delivering several quick strikes onto Rich’s head. Rich managed to push him off before he was busted open. Rich deflected a few blows as he returned to his feet. He charged at the masked grappler, spearing him, and landed several punches of his own. He utilized his momentum to slid Vengeance out of the ring. Rich Money set up the ladder again. Vengeance climbed into the ring. With brute like strength the wrestler threw the ladder over. The momentum ejected the Moneyman from the ring. Rich’s cat-like dexterity allowed him to maintain footing. Vengeance put the ladder up. He managed to get all the way to the top and was fidgeting with the lock. Rich Money managed to collapse the ladder again. Vengeance took a rough tumble hitting his left foot on the bottom rung. Rich Money tossed the collapsed ladder out of the ring. He failed to seize the initiative. Both grapplers tried for a few minutes to gain the advantage. Rich Money evaded his bigger opponent through these few minutes. This frustrated a tiring Vengeance. The big man hit the DDT twelve minutes on the Money. The grapplers sled out while Rich recovered unhinging the second ladder. Rich grabbed the Avenging Angel, and threw him down with a vicious choke slam. Vengeance was shocked as this was considered his signature maneuver. Rich set up the ladder close to the right side of the ring. This placed the top directly under the cage. He moved to the second rung before Vengeance rose to his feet. The avenging angel caught a second wind. He chose to climb the lee side of the ladder. Rich reached the top step as Vengeance moved on the second. He had begun to unhinge the cage when the Avenging Angel broke Money open with a vicious punch. Rich stared at his opponent, a bit disoriented, and attempted a grapple. Vengeance grabbed Rich’s outstretched arms, smashing his head into the steel bars of the ladder, and using his momentum, threw Rich off the ladder and towards the right side of the ring. The Moneyman’s head grazed the top ropes, causing his body to flip, throwing him face first out of the ring. He managed to grab onto the lower rung before he hit the ground violently. The ladder tottering for a few seconds and fans were sure it was going to fall over. Vengeance used his steady grip to stabilize the contraption. Money climbed into the ring. He was in time to watch Vengeance unlock the contract. Vengeance with the Item Retrieval in 14:45. Match Grade: B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1v1 Hype w/manager" data-cite="1v1 Hype w/manager" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/DawnTheCheerleader_zpsb725517f.png</div> Dawn The Cheerleader announces to the SUPREME fans that Angry Gilmore is her client. Ana Garcia is on hand interviewing Dawn. For some reason, Angry Gilmore has been pulled from the interview spot, and Dawn has to improvise due to this occurrence. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1" data-cite="1 v 1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">Main Event: Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/TomGilmore_zps92de98c4.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.png</div> Eric Eisen and Gilmore faced off in a preview of the title match at Nothing To Lose. Eisen entered the building to somewhat of an applause. He enters to Kayne West’s Power. “No One Man Should Have All That Power!” blares from the stereo. Gilmore’s brutal attack on Eisen had established the Canadian Star as a bit of a tweener. Fans were not able to get behind Gilmore as they used to. Angry Gilmore enters in what appears to be an inebriated state. His eyes are polished under a heavy glaze. Gilmore looks towards Eisen, in a fearful glare, and prepares for the fight of his life. Gilmores’ Army cheers wildly for the incensed grappler. His eyes appear to have a red tint to them. Upon the entering the ring, doubt about Gilmore’s state begins to evaporate. He appears just a tad disoriented after the bell rang. Something, somewhere in his body, clicked when the bell rung. Tom Gilmore was salivating to get his hands on Eric Eisen. Gilmore had a promise to keep. Eisen was overconfident of the outcome of the match. He quickly dodged the performer, moving left then right, in an attempt to exhaust Gilmore. Tom Gilmore speared Eisen, flooring his opponent, within thirty seconds of this tactic. He proceeded to rain several punches onto his opponent. Eric Eisen appears in genuine pain. Finally, Eisen manages to counter a punch. Glimore is thrown back. Eisen outmaneuvers Tom Gilmore. He sends him into the ropes and manages to floor Tom with a suplex. A crowd-wide gasp erupts at the viciousness of this move, of the fight overall, and of the opponents. Eisen gives Gilmore a hard elbow to his face before taking a second to grab a Microphone from Emma Chase. “You see, SUPREME NATION? Look at your Savior! A drunken, slobbering animal, a beast who tries to feast, and these things you have seen before! This is the PRODUCT which NEMESIS dares to pro---“ Angry Gilmore was apparently playing possum, as he hits a low blow on Eisen. The crowd cannot decide whether to be amused or distraught. He then grabs a whole lot of Eisen’s shorts attempting a roll-up pin.” On cue, Brandon James states “the SUPREME Brand will only succeed under the watchful eyes of Eric Eisen!”. This lost all meaning as Eric’s speech had been cut short. Eisen manages to kick out of the cheap pin. This has clearly taken a toll on the Supreme Wrestler who struggles to his feet. Angry Gilmore unleashes several hard punches on the staggering Eisen. Eisen takes several on the chin, several to the head, and a few more hit his midsection. Angry Gilmore places Eisen in a sound armlock. Eric, unable to break the hold, eventually manages to grab the rope. Tom is forced to release his opponent. Eric relates a clear signal to Emma Chase. He gets up. Eric continues fighting on the defensive. Angry Gilmore has Eric defeated at his own game. Angry Gilmore’s blows are harder, stronger and faster than his opponents. Eric Eisen, seven minutes in, is busted open by a vicious right hook from Tom Gilmore. Brandon James, seemingly on cue, comes running towards the ring. He charges towards Gilmore. Tom sees Big Money running and ducks under his assault, tripping the Big Cat in the process. Gilmore, in a rage, begins yelling at Referee Shane Stones. Gilmore was upset Eisen is allowed to cheat. Eric runs towards the distracted Glimore, and lets out a furious blow, only to have Gilmore duck out of the way. Shane Stones is knocked cold. Eric chases an increasingly erratic opponent around the ring. Gilmore seems to be playing with the supremacist, dodging several sharp blows, and flailing his arms at the opponent. Shane Stones attempts to get up. Brandon James punches him twice knocking him out cold. Brandon James decides he wants another shot at Gilmore. The former Big Cat pounces on a distracted Angry Gilmore. Emma Chase, on cue, takes up the vacant position of referee. Brandon’s powerful punch lands hard on the face of his opponent. Gilmore begins bleeding. Eisen doesn’t stop to notice and lays a few more solid punches onto Gilmore. Gilmore takes a hard fall. Brandon James slams Angry Gilmore with a hard elbow drop. The Big Cat slides out of the ring as if nothing happens. The crowd cheers as Tom Gilmore walks slowly up towards Eric Eisen. Emma Chase is signaling frantically to Eric, trying to get his attention. “This, ladies and gentleman, this is what happens under the leadership of a novice. This blood and gore. This drunken imbecile, lying in the ring. This….”. Angry Gilmore hits a monster Anger Management on Eisen. Eisen is startled, and lies on the ground in shock. Tom Gilmore climbs up the top rope. Emma Chase stands to tend to Eric, trying to get up. Eisen comes to, motioning towards Emma. “Emma Darling, where are you goin…” Angry Gilmore hits a Sky High Elbow on Eric Eisen. Gilmore gets up to a standing ovation and cheers. Eisen is still on the ground. Gilmore gets on top of Eisen. He hits several punches in a row. His fists are covered in Eric’s blood. The mat is covered in blood. Emma Chase moves toward the ring to call the match off, and Angry Gilmore seems to abide. He moves off Eric Eisen, again to tend to the crowd. Emma stares at her partner in crime, who has two black eyes and a face covered in blood. Emma has to rolls out of the way quickly as Gilmore hits a vicious Anger Management on Eric Eisen. Emma is successful at declaring Gilmore the winner. A victorious Tom Gilmore walks towards the ropes before stumbling out of the ring and collapsing. Paramedics are brought in to clean up the blood and provide medical assistance to both grapplers. Angry Gilmore with an Anger Management at 12:53 Match Grade: C+ </div></blockquote>

KnowYourEnemy · December 24, 2013

Week 1, February Prediction Contest Update

Two current posters in the prediction contests. As per rules 3rdStringPG gets to roll over his week 4 prediction.

3rdStringPG D- 3/8

MidnightNick D- 3/8

The Next Show will be a few days. It will be up by the 29th. As the penultimate show to Nothing To Lose it is quicker to write.

KnowYourEnemy · December 24, 2013

Week 2 February Card

Wednesday, Week 1 February

The hour has struck zero as we've reached the penultimate match for Nothing To Lose. Who will emerge as Tag Team Champions? Will Lobster Warrior improve after several brutal losses? Will Flex Garcia or Des Davids leave the cage? And what opponent will Rich Money face inside a Steel Cell? Find out on Supreme TV!

Week 2 February Card

Dark Match: Joe Sexy vs. American Machine

Dark Match: Awesomeness vs. Executive Decision

Hero Squad vs. Quadruple B

in a Lucha Libre Match

Stipulations: Winners are Tag Team Champions

Lobster Warrior vs. John Greed

The Fly Boys vs. The Amazing Bumfholes

in a Ladder Match

Winner is #1 Contender for Tag Titles

Flex Garcia vs. Des Davids

In a Cage Escape

Main Event

Rich Money vs. ???

In A Classic Cage Match

Bonus Question

:

What song, with a guest appearance by the Beach Boys, will Hero Squad enter to?

Bonus Question

:

Who will Rich Money face in the Cage?

Midnightnick · December 24, 2013

Dark Match: Joe Sexy vs. American Machine

Dark Match: Awesomeness vs. Executive Decision

Hero Squad vs. Quadruple B in a Lucha Libre Match

Stipulations: Winners are Tag Team Champions

Lobster Warrior vs. John Greed

The Fly Boys vs. The Amazing Bumfholes in a Ladder Match

Winner is #1 Contender for Tag Titles

Flex Garcia vs. Des Davids In a Cage Escape

Main Event

Rich Money vs. ??? In A Classic Cage Match

Bonus Question: What song, with a guest appearance by the Beach Boys, will Hero Squad enter to? Kokomo

Bonus Question: Who will Rich Money face in the Cage?

KnowYourEnemy · December 28, 2013

Supreme TV Episode VI <div style="text-align:center;">February Week 2, Tuesday http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SWFSupremeTV_zps24984c93.png</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Dark Match" data-cite="Dark Match" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Joe Sexy vs. American Machine</div> American Machine and Joe Sexy started off the night. The elder Sexy, whose lack of stamina restricts him to short matches, dominated early. His brawl approach served him poorly. The more varied American Machine reversed several of his attacks. Machine finished the elder wrestler with an Old Glory. American Machine with the Old Glory at 6:06 C </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Dark Match" data-cite="Dark Match" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Executive Decision vs. The Awesomeness</div> Dawn The Cheerleader managed two established wrestlers, Jefferson Stardust and Huey Cannonball, against newcomers to the tag division, Executive Decision. Executive Decision, Paul Huntington and Squeaky McClean, were managed by the equally impressive Emma Chase. Chases’ stablemates made up for a lack of experience with superior size and skill. The anticipated match was one-sided as The Awesomeness showed clear signs of inexperience. Paul Huntingdon got the count on Jefferson Stardust. Paul Huntington with the High Society at 8:22 D+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Modern TV Opening" data-cite="Modern TV Opening" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/RichMoney_zps7babbd15.png</div> Rich Money entered the arena to a rain of boos, shouts and insults. The crowd was angry. “SUPREME Nation, you saw at WHEN HELL FREEZES OVER the dominance of currency. My opponent, the unknown Robbie Retro, according to some went toe-to-toe with me. He challenged my wrestling credit. Tonight, on Supreme TV, we’ll give him a second shot.” <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/RobbieRetro_zpsf1210fa0.png</div> The lights dim as “Safety Dance” blares throughout the arena. It’s Robbie Retros’ theme song. Rich Money arches his eyebrow, slowly turning his head towards Retro. Retro walks out of the tunnel to loud explosions. “I’ve accepted your challenge, Rich.” Robbie Retro busts a move that results in a pose pointing Rich’s way. “Not even the Constantine of Cash can buy out Rockin’ Robbie Retro.” B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Hype 1 v1 w/Manager" data-cite="Hype 1 v1 w/Manager" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Jessie_zps09259599.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/CaptainAtomic_zps71934abd.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackMarlowe_zps9f7b7e6b.png</div> A new, strange but somehow familiar song explodes on the speakers. Captain Atomic and Jungle Lord enter to the sound “wipin’ out, wipe out.” Captain Atomic does his best to hype up a “wipe out” chant. Captain Atomic enters the ring. Jungle Jack arches his leg over the ropes as he begrudgingly enters the octagon. Jessie asks a few questions. She finishes by asking Captain Atomic about the Hero Squad’s new theme song. “Well, Misses Gilmore, I think this theme song, The Fat Boys’ Wipeout which features the famous Beach Boys, perfectly illustrates a combination of our crazy and kooky personalities as individual tag team wrestlers who mesh into a symbiotic combination.” Jack shows his displeasure breaking out of character in an outburst of discontent. C </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="2 v 2 Ladder Match" data-cite="2 v 2 Ladder Match" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad vs. Quadruple B</div> Jungle Jack and Captain Atomic stared towards the starboard side of the arena. The opponents, Brett & Bart Biggins, were scheduled to face Hero Squad for the belts. The former Biggz Boys were clear underdogs in this match. They faced off against Hero Squad, the reigning champions, who were quick to assert superiority. The Biggz brothers were outsized by their opponents. Bart utilized speed to mitigate the strength of Jungle Lord. The two brothers’ team chemistry prevented Jungle Jack from unleashing excessive force upon the Brothers Biggins. The brothers managed to keep the match competitive. The Brothers B managed the first pin when Bart B-Dropped Captain Atomic. This maneuver sadly hung Bart Biggs out to dry. Bart became a victim of the Jungle Jack Hammer, tying the count at one-one. Brett rushed to his side in order to aid his fallen brother. He took the brunt of a punch from Jungle Jack. Captain Atomic walked in seemingly to finish the match, but the Biggz brothers headed towards the ropes. Brett flew at Jungle Jack, hitting him with a clothesline, while Bart flew off the ropes missing a wary Captain Atomic. The Biggz continued to confuse Jungle Lord. Jack Marlowe played his confused character perfectly, allowing the façade to go on for just long enough before putting Bartholomew Biggins in a chokehold. He threw Bart down, kicked him, and hit hard Jungle Jack-Hammer. Brett was blindsided by a Captain Atomic punch and was unable to help his fallen brother. Jungle Lord with the Jungle Jack Hammer at 12:15. Hero Squad defends the World Tag Titles, 2 falls to 1. B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Match" data-cite="1 v 1 Match" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">John Greed vs. Lobster Warrior</div> John Greed faced off against Lobster Warrior next. Lobster Warrior dominated throughout the match stifling what little offense John Greed presented. John Greed tried to fight the Masked Warrior off. The alter ego of Chris Morisette proved too powerful, knocking back volley after volley of offense. The ground game killed poor John Greed. Lobster Warrior grounded Greed several times, overpowering the wrestler with superior technique. He nearly forced a submission three minutes in. John Greed stalled out another attempt from Lobster Warrior. Greed was taken down after a few more hopeless minutes of resistance when Lobster Warrior threw him to the ground during a grapple attempt and hit a Lobster Trap. Lobster Warrior with the Lobster Trap at 6:16. B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="2 v 2 Ladder" data-cite="2 v 2 Ladder" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">The Fly Boys vs. The Amazing Bumfholes</div> The Fly Boys entered, somewhat triumphantly, to face off against the heavily favored Bumfholes. At stake was the #1 contender for the Tag Team Titles. The prize, above the ring suspended, was a certificate for a championship match. Randy, the younger Bumfhole, was especially prolific in his attack. The Bumfholes dominated throughout the match. They outsized, out-competed, and out-strategized the fly boys. Zimmy, in a show of brute force, slammed the aging Donnie J to the ground choking him out for several minutes. Randy joined him attempting to apply the literal kick to the downed fly boy. James Prudence quickly slipped out of the grasp of his opponents. James climbed several steps. Donnie J maneuvered out of the grasp, fled the ring, luring Zimmy out momentarily. Randy, noticing the Fly Boy climbing the stairs, ran hard towards the ladder. Randy Bumfhole ran into the ring just as Prudence grabbed the release mechanism. The Bumfholes, perhaps out of experience, tipped over the ladder. James managed to hold onto the plastic box suspended at the top of the ring. The box flew wildly back and forth as Jimmy P maneuvered the key. Randy was using him as a personal punching bag while Zimmy was distracted by a flailing Donnie J. James Prudence fell down with the box in hand as Randy hit a Bumfhole Buster knocking him into the ropes. It was too late. The Fly Boys were now #1 Contenders. Jimmy P with the retrieval at 7:13. D+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Video" data-cite="1 v 1 Video" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SteveFrehley_zps687b0fa3.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Vengance_zps343f93a3.png</div> As preparations were made for the next bout, a video played displaying Steve “The Destroyer” versus #1 Contender Vengeance “The Avenging Angel”. The fans responded well to the spot. The crowd, anxious for the next match, was quieted temporarily. “World Heavyweight Championship: VENGEANCE HAS NOTHING TO LOSE Thursday NIGHT!” B </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Cage Escape" data-cite="1 v 1 Cage Escape" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">Flex Garcia vs. Des Davids</div> The Cage was lowered down on the arena as the penultimate match was set to begin. The match involved two wrestlers not slated for the main event. The crowd, anticipating big names, got into a wild cheer. The first wrestler, Flex Garcia, entered the arena to “My Friends Over You.” He hypes up the crowd seemingly feeding off his split from James Prudence. The earlier victory over The Bumfholes, one of the SUPREME TAG TEAMS in the nation, had Garcia a bit jealous, and it showed. The awkward “Love American Style” blared through the speakers. Davids, who was on par with his All-American partner, entered the arena. The general consensus seemed to be mild to severe disappointment. The two were midcarders, true, yet they were midcarders on the rise. Des Davids had superior size advantage over his opponent. The former football star was a very raw wrestler. Flex had great in-ring skills. Flex did a fairly good job mitigating considerable size disadvantage. He used superior skills to counter a few reversals. Davids’ strategy of laying punch after punch tired him out quickly. Flex hit a suplex on Davids after reversing a particularly brutal strike from Des Davids. Des, who was a running back in college, shook off the brutal hit. He’d seen better from linebackers before. Flex insisted on settling this battle in the ring. He was increasingly mobile in the ring, trying to wear out his opponent, but to no avail. He utilized basic wrestling techniques to frustrate his bigger opponent, several times breaking into basic grapples, managing once or twice to throw Davids towards the ground. Davids began to win, overpowering his weaker opponent, laying him to the ground and hitting a few kicks to Flex’s noggin. Davids tried to win the match his way. He instigated several hard punches. A spear maneuver involving a flurry of head shots gave him a clear advantage. Flex was busted open. Davids, realizing an opportunity, quickly leaped towards the cage walls. For a man of his size and strength he moved quickly. Flex returned to his feet, mumbling incoherent words disoriented feet shuffling, before coming to and grabbing onto the walls of the cage. Davids was too far up to be caught by Flex at this point. Davids with the Cage Escape at 9:32. B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Rant Against Opponent" data-cite="1 v 1 Rant Against Opponent" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/TomGilmore_zps92de98c4.png</div> Angry Gilmore entered as the arena was prepared for the main event. At the front stage, near the starboard side of the arena, Angry had a message for Eric Eisen. “Eric, you weasel, no more funny business. Give the fans a clean match here at Nothing To Lose. No more booze, no more lies… You, Me and a Ring” B- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Cage Classic" data-cite="1 v 1 Cage Classic" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">Main Event: Rich Money vs. Robbie Retro http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/RichMoney_zps7babbd15.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/RobbieRetro_zpsf1210fa0.png</div> The crowd was amped for the main event. A standard cage match was a great tradition of SUPREME WRESLTING Broadcasts. The “Constantine of Cash”, The “Marat Kholklov of Money” and the “Grenadine of Greed” entered to loud jeers of delight. He was, quite possibly, the most skilled wrestler ever to step in the octagon. The fans always felt matches with money were good investments. They got a return on their ticket prices when Paul Parsons entered the ring. On the other side, the equally entertaining but far more obscure Robbie Retro entered. Retro, whose career-altering match at When Hell Freezes Over had him headed for stardom, entered to an uproar and applause. Robbie Retro was on a career tear with victories over John Greed and Roberts, The Enforcer. A small contingent of fans felt Robbie’s rise was far too sudden and dramatic. A sign read “The Future of SWF: A Dancer who wrestles on the side!” Peter Michaels, noticing several orange shirts in the audience, wondered if “Eric Eisen had hired goons to jeer the rising superstar!” Peter Michaels stated that this disco man was “the next Jack Bruce” though he may need “to ditch the 70s look.” Duane Fry, the other announcer, had a look of disgust on his face. “The man sure could captivate a crowd!” stated Peter Michaels. Duane Fry’s canny resemblance of Gustavo Fring from breaking bad conveyed his message that he wanted to stab Michaels mercilessly or for the arena to explode and half his face melt on so he could no longer signify discontent. It’s unknown why he had been quieter while announcing lately but one can assume Peter’s “company-man” gimmick had him in a bad mood. Rich Money threw off his fur coat. He seemed ready to prove that he was a superior to Retro in every way. Retro, who was a brawler primarily and a wrestler second, refused to go along with this plan. Rich Money moved throughout the ring using wrestling finesse to ground his younger challenger. The attempts were futile as the surprisingly experienced Robbie Retro proved his equal. Rich Money went for a spear but Retro dodged it sending him into a turnbuckle. Rich Money had a habit of exposing turnbuckles during a match. This particular turnbuckle he had exposed upon entry to the ring. Robbie quickly realized this advantage and slammed viciously Rich Money’s million dollar face into the turnbuckle. He proceeded to unleash several hard blows to the face of Money. Rich tried desperately to unhinge Robbie Retro but the wrestler used his weight as leverage to keep Money with his own blood. It took twenty-five seconds for Rich to break free, pushing Robbie Retro off, and hitting a quick spear on the wrestler. Robbie Retro threw Paul Parsons off his back before the man could do any damage. The “Blast From The Past” threw a hard right at Parsons, but the wrestler ducked, and Robbie Retro hit the ground hard. Rich attempted to put him in submission but was kicked off by his younger counterpart. Robbie capitalized on his momentum hitting a hard right, and hard left, and a few more punches before Rich Money ducked one of his punches and tried to take out his leg. Robbie pulled back delivering a vicious kick to the Moneyman face up. Robbie amped up the crowd, and to capitalize on his temporary victory, landed a vicious Murder on the Dancefloor. The crowd was in shock and a state of disbelief. Could Robbie Retro really defeat the Moneyman? The suspense was short lived. Rich Money returned to his feet, hitting Robbie Retro with a low blow as he celebrated. Robbie, despite years of wrestling experience, was not used to his nuts being mashed. He clutched his private parts staring at the crowd before slumping over and falling to the ground. Rich Money raised his arms in defiance. He focused on the matter at hand quicker delivering several quick kicks to Rich Money. Robbie began to get up, but where was Money? He was on top of the turnbuckle ready to hit a hard flying elbow. Robbie was busted open, blood flowing into his mass of an afro, matted to the thick, uncombed hair. He staggered to his feet. Boos rang through the arena, screams of discontent, anger and fear. The fans were clearly unhappy with the outcome. The crowd, for lack of a good chant, broke into “WE CAN DANCE!” simply to echo the theme song of Robbie. Retro fed off the crowd energy. He exchanged several harsh blows with the Moneyman. Rich Money deflected the blows, blocking hard strikes, and putting in some work on Robbie Retro. Rich soon engaged in the fan favorite circling maneuvers as the two men engaged in a hard-fought stalemate. Robbie Retro, who had momentum, appeared to overpower a tired, panting Rich Money. Rich’s exhaust was worse once a hard punch from his heavier competitor lacerated a wound above his eye, turning it black, and left blood streaking down his face. The crowd was ecstatic. Rich refused to go quietly. Rich attempted a vicious spear only to have Robbie outmaneuver him and head for the ropes. Robbie attempted a vicious clothesline on Rich Money. The Moneyman dodged the clothesline unleashing a vicious kick to the abdomen of Robbie Retro in the center of the ring. You could cut the crowd’s suspense with heavy machinery. Robbie was straggling to his feet when Rich clocked him with the Money in the Bank maneuver. Heavily relying on the ropes for leverage he rolled up Robbie Retro as Shane Stones counted. Shane’s count was just a tad fast. Robbie viciously tapped out. Rich released Robbie, the Constantine of Cash gone bankrupt, and the crowd and Robbie Retro thought he’d evaded a close three count. Shane Stones declared Rich Money the winner, raising his arms, as the arena broke into frenetic hatred for the victorious SUPREME WRESTLING Villain. Rich Money with the Money In the Bank at 14:48. B </div></blockquote>

KnowYourEnemy · December 28, 2013

Prediction Contest Update

MidnightNick running away with the contest after a 7/8 week only missing the penultimate match. With that, he has enough predictions the enter into the monthly contest.

MidnightNick C 62.5% 10/16

3rdStringPG D- 37.5% 3/8

I've got a few plot points to run through, so there will be about a week before Nothing to Lose Drops. The card will be up tomorrow at the latest.

KnowYourEnemy · December 28, 2013

Nothing To Lose Card

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The Wrestlers in this ring have NOTHING TO LOSE but SOMETHING TO GAIN. ANGRY GILMORE has nothing to lose as he attempts to defeat ERIC EISEN and regain his SUPREME NORTH AMERICAN TITLE BELT. Christian Faith, "The Reason", has NOTHING TO LOSE as he tries to get revenge on REMO and become #1 Contender for the WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE. VENGEANCE, who defeated THE CONSTANTINE OF CASH to get a title shot at the DARK DESTROYER, will hope to REIGN SUPREME as WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION by defeating THE DARK DESTROYER. ROGUE, The SUPREME WEASEL, has NOTHING TO LOSE as he takes on JACK BRUCE AND VALIANT in Cage Wars. TUNE IN THURSDAY TO SEE two title defenses on PPV!

NOTHING TO LOSE CARD

Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen

Stipulations: Cage Escape, Winner is North American Champion

Robbie Retro vs. Joe Sexy vs. Enforcer Roberts

Remo vs. Christian Faith

Stipulations: Ladder Match, Winner is #1 Contender

Steve Frehley vs. Vengeance

Stipulations: Last Man Standing, Winner is World Heavyweight Champion

Main Event

Jack Bruce, Valiant & ??? and ??? face off against Rogue, Brandon James and Executive Power

Stipulations: 4 vs 4 Cage Wars

Bonus Question: Who are Jack Bruce and Valiant's Mystery Partners?

Bonus Question: Which wrestler, in The Main Event, takes a Crazy Bump?

Midnightnick · December 29, 2013

Angry Gilmore vs. Eric Eisen

Stipulations: Cage Escape, Winner is North American Champion

Robbie Retro vs. Joe Sexy vs. Enforcer Roberts

Remo vs. Christian Faith

Stipulations: Ladder Match, Winner is #1 Contender

Steve Frehley vs. Vengeance

Stipulations: Last Man Standing, Winner is World Heavyweight Champion

Main Event

Jack Bruce, Valiant & ??? and ??? face off against Rogue, Brandon James and Executive Power

Stipulations: 4 vs 4 Cage Wars

KnowYourEnemy · January 5, 2014

Wenesday, Week 2, Feb.

<div style="text-align:center;">From The Desk of The Nemesis</div>

Nemesis is talking with his good friend, Paul "Rich" Parsons, about important business in the locker room.

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"I talked to Gilmore after the show ended. He claimed he hasn't touched drink in months."

Paul paused for a second. He thinks about this information.

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"Tom has a reputation as a heavy drinker."

Nemesis knew this information. He expanded upon Paul's statement. "The Stones [of NOTBPW fame] forced him into rehab in 2000. This was before he broke with THE SUPREME BRAND in the states, so it didn't make the mainstream news."

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"Those Stones do a good job at keeping things quiet."

Nemesis forgot that Paul hadn't been in the spotlight as long as he remembered.

Paul was puzzled for a second. His knowledge of Canadian Promotions was limited.

"I'm good friends with Tom. I haven't seen him partake in drink backstage. Many workers do, but as professionals, they prefer to clock out first. You think someone could've slipped it into his Gatorade?" said Paul.

Paul thought on the subject. "That whole skit Eric pulled [during February Week 1 Supreme TV] seemed premeditated. I'm pretty sure he knew Tom would be drunk during the match."

<div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.png</div>

Nemesis knew the feeling. He just needed a second set of eyes. "How sure are you that Eric planned it out? Give me a percentage, Paul?"

Paul responded. "90%. I'd say 100% but Eric... well, I could tell he was surprised by something. The plan he had, for whatever he was doing, had clearly bombed. I can't figure out where."

Nemesis thought Eric Eisen had reasonable doubt. He'd be fined for his actions, sure, but he couldn't use this incident as a "fireable offense" unless definitive proof was found in the match construction.

It was a long shot with Paul's testimony. And Paul was among the most respected in the business.

KnowYourEnemy · January 8, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;">SWF: NOTHING TO LOSE</div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SWFNOTHINGTOLOSE_zpsb974a1e8.png</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Team America Reveal" data-cite="Team America Reveal" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/AmericanMachine_zpsadb4d1bd.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/DesDavids_zpse26ab186.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Valiant_zps2437b5f8.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackBruce_zps91222975.png</div> The All-Americans (Des Davids and American Machine) appear backstage with Jack Bruce and Valor. A video with Jack Bruce plays on the main screen. “So, the Big Kitty wants to fight in cage for some beef? And the Corporation has assembled a treacherous team to face me?” “Well, this is the last time I’m heeding declawed McGraw’s empty demands! I’ve assembled a team of greats, champions, and SUPREME WRESTLERS from AMERICA to face off against his TEAM of TREACHERY!” The screen pans out to include the three annoyed wrestlers. They let out an insincere cheer proclaiming “we’re TEAM AMERICA and we REPRESENT YOU!” B-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Manager Hype" data-cite="1 v 1 Manager Hype" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EmmaChase_zps26827e9f.png</div> Eric Eisen steps onto the stage. The arena lights up. Emma Chase, head of Chase Corporation, is standing by his side. “Today, I will dispose of these imposters, these DANGEROUS and VIOLENT EXTREMISTS who took over my family business, our AMERICA, will be disposed of! The SUPREME BRAND will once again return to the forefront!” Emma Chase takes over the microphone. “Tonight, The Chase Corporation will face off against the “imposter patriots”, individuals who have no camaraderie, no bravery, and no humility.” A series of drawings parodying each individual member of Jack Bruce’s “TEAM AMERICA”. Jack Bruce is represented as a corrupt politician, with “THE MAYOR of NEW YORK” inscribed. “Jack Bruce, who lives a decadent double-life as a corrupt mayor, throwing parties and schmoozing with Mafiosos in a rented mansion, who passes legislation that plunges his constituency into homelessness and poverty!” Valor is shown as an evil, cowardly and deceptive. His mullet is exaggerated, as is his large brow. “Valor, a man of many faces, none of them honest, who slumps in Jack’s safe corner, away from confrontation, where he transmits the propaganda of the DANGEROUS and VIOLENT individuals who have plotted this EXTREME takeover!” The All-Americans are depicted as hired thugs. Communist insignia is on their chests in clear view. “The All-Americans, a former football star and a face painted man who fronts as a wrestler, are devout followers of SOVIET PROPAGANDA who were hired by Jack Bruce to SPREAD his DANGEROUS AND VIOLENT AGENDA!” B</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Cage Escape" data-cite="1 v 1 Cage Escape" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">NORTH AMERICAN TITLE: ERIC EISEN vs. ANGRY GILMORE http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/NAChamp_zps5a484e25.png http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/TomGilmore_zps92de98c4.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EricEisen_zps29ead9da.png</div> The crowd’s mood is in a downward spiral. Coke cans are thrown onto the stage. Eric signals for Emma Chase to cut the promotion. Chase hightails it out of the venue, quickly, as Seven Nation Army blares from the speakers. Angry Gilmore has entered the building. A cage is lowered over the stage, with Eric still inside it. Tom Gilmore enters the building, slamming the door behind him, staring towards the audience. It locks automatically. The audience is cheering loudly. Eric stands, confident in the ring, ready to defend the North American title. Emma Chase, Brandon James, and Rogue are ringside. Angry Gilmore, unhindered by the hindering effects of alcohol, faces off against his opponent. Tom is “Angry” as his red face, glaring eyes, and closed fists show. Gilmore decides takes initiative against Eisen early in the match. He is physically stronger than Eric, throwing him down to the ground, putting the wrestler in an Arm Bar. The superior mat skills of Tom Gilmore are clearly displayed. Eric breaks out, in clear vibrant pain, and attempts to get up. Tom slams him with a flying elbow, grounding Eric for a few seconds, and gets up to comment on his opponent’s performance so far. “Don’t worry Kids, that was just a little roughousin’, little Eric here will be fine as soon as he get his---“ Eric hits Gilmore with a low blow and Gilmores’ face turns bright red. Eric responds the only way he can. He starts throwing wild punches on the temporarily disabled Tom Gilmore. He manages to throw Gilmore to the ground and lay into him once before Tom slams his head into Eric’s face. Eric stumbles back, regains his composure, catches his breath, and retains his footing. Eric Eisen fought according to consistent principles crafted that had led him to victory multiple times before. He ran. Eric played the defensive, deflecting maneuvers, ducking punches, and cheating by any means necessary. Tom was hit by a particularly hard sucker punch ten minutes in. For a minute, it seems that Gilmore is in pain, but he quickly regains the momentum, hitting several hard punches on Eric Eisen, flooring his opponent with an Anger Management. Gilmore, twelve minutes in, puts Eric in a nasty submission. Three seconds pass until Brandon James, Rogue, and Emma Chase hit the ring. Peter Michaels screams “they must be using Richard Eisen’s spare set!” and all chaos breaks loose. Brandon goes after Tom Gilmore. Gilmore ducks and James instead slams referee Shane Stones, who goes unconscious. Tom Gilmore fights fiercely against both Chase Corporation members. The blows, counter-blows , and punches lead to a standstill. The crowd cheers as Gilmore fights the two ruffians for several minutes. The fight is of poor quality as the main goal of James and Rogue is to brutally maim Tom Gilmore. Emma Chase is able to help Eric Eisen up. The battered North American Champion climbs up the wall, slowly, in an attempt to escape the cage. Referee Shane Stones is still knocked out. Eric exits the ring at this moment, launching himself to the ground, as Emma unlocks the cage door to walk out. She is quickly overpowered, thrust to the side of the ring, by a unknown wrestler. Valiant enters into the ring, cleaning house and quickly changing the momentum, throwing Rogue into the Cage walls with a Suplex. He props up the dizzy Shane Stones to the turnbuckle. This does the trick. Angry Gilmore, unimpeded by the hulking Big Cat, makes his escape attempt. A disoriented Shane Stones declares Gilmore the winner and new North American Champion. Gilmore, upon leaving the ring, unleashes a wrath of punches on Eisen, who still mistakenly believe he is North American Champion. Gilmore doesn’t realize the verdict until after the match ends. Angry Gilmore with the Cage Escape at 27:80 Angry Gilmore is the North American Champion C- </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 v 1 Elimination" data-cite="1 v 1 v 1 Elimination" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;"> Robbie Retro vs. Joe Sexy vs. Enforcer Roberts http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/RobbieRetro_zpsf1210fa0.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JoeSexy_zps985a38c4.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/EnforcerRoberts_zpsb14c1b41.png</div> “Safety Dance” blares as Retro hypes the crowd, stating that he is the sexiest man in all of Supreme Nation, and he’ll prove it by beating the self-proclaimed Joe Sexy tonight. The elimination match showcases that Sexy and Roberts are just too old for wrestling. Robbie cleans house quickly, focusing on Sexy, much to the dismay of a crowd hostile towards Roberts. Retro and Roberts cue in for some solid wrestling where Roberts’ lack of Stamina gets the better of him and leads to an incredibly bland match. Robbie Retro hits a Murder on the Dancefloor to end the entertainment abortion. D+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Ladder" data-cite="1 v 1 Ladder" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">#1 Contender for Heavyweight Titles: Remo vs. Christian Faith http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Remo_zps8f239295.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Christian_Faith_zps67ca79a3.png</div> Don’t Push blares through the speakers as Remo enters. The crowd boos the wrestler and taunts him. Remo is oblivious to the music and the boos and the cheers and focused on the match at hand. Christian Faith enters from the other side, The Reason plays, and two wrestlers face off as a #1 Contender Contract is suspended above the ring. Christian Faith is in his element during a ladder match. Remo, however, quickly asserts dominance. Remo focuses on several hard punches knocking his opponent back several times before going for the ladder. Faith tries to give chase but his opponent is too swift. Remo sets up the ladder in the ring. He begins to climb it, but Faith is able to throw him off. “The Reason” manages to get a fair amount of momentum after tossing Remo from the second rung. He lands several punches before scheming to throw Remo into the ladder, flooring the heavier wrestler, leaving Remo gasping for breath. Faith grabs a hold of the momentum, knocking around Remo for several minutes, leading fans to cheer loudly believing he could actually defeat Remo. This was short-lived, and Remo managed to regain momentum, laying several hard punches on Christian’s face, and eventually launching him over the turnbuckle with a suplex. Christian Faith was clearly tiring by this point of the match. He was able to prevent Remo from setting up a ladder. The match became a waiting game shortly afterwards as Remo proved himself superior in every way. He eventually knocked Faith out for good twelve minutes in, gloating a bit before grabbing the ladder and retrieving the contract. Remo with the Item Retrieval at 14:49. C</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Post-Match Beatdown" data-cite="1 v 1 Post-Match Beatdown" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;"> http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Remo_zps8f239295.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Christian_Faith_zps67ca79a3.png</div> Remo proceeds to beat the living hell out of the semi-conscious Faith, returning him to dreamland after a few blows. He gets up and continues to taunt a furious and shocked crowd. B+</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="1 v 1 Last Man Standing" data-cite="1 v 1 Last Man Standing" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: STEVE FREHLEY vs. VENGEANCE http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/HEAVYWEIGHTCHAMP_zps620280d8.png http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SteveFrehley_zps687b0fa3.pngvs.http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Vengance_zps343f93a3.png</div> The lights are dimmed as the cage is removed. The audience is thrust into complete darkness. The cage is lifted and the throbbing bass of RKL’s “Betrayed” echoes throughout the stadium. Pyrotechnics blare, and yes, it is Vengeance entering. The Avenging Angel lumbers down to the ring to face the SUPREME Heavyweight Champion. Steve Frehley enters, in a much less elaborate entrance, to his theme music. The crowd seems unsure of who to cheer for in no-holds barred Last Man Standing match. Peter Michaels seemed to have a favorite. The announcer stated that “Frehley have the hardest punches in this match, but Vengeance is cut from the old-school Texas Death fold, the man can really throw punches.” Peter continued to extoll the virtues of the Avenging Angel, calling him a “professional” and “charismatic” wrestler who has been a “credit to the SUPREME brand.” Duane Fry looked on at the Heel. It was a look of disapproval. Frehley attacked first. The brawler hit with the harder punches, slamming several fists onto the mask of Vengeance. The Avenging Angel fought with a more contemporary approach, deflecting errant blows and trying his best to soften impact. Steve Frehley was hit particularly hard by a clothesline. The Dark Destroyer’s reckless strategy worked against him. Vengeance laid him out with a hard elbow and swift kicks to his frame including a shot to his head. Vengeance managed a seven-second count before Steve Frehley got up. The Dark Destroyer returned with a vicious volley of punches. He hit a Frehley’s Comet at the end of one of these particularly harsh attacks. Vengeance went down once, for six seconds, returned to his knee, before collapsing to the ground. Frehley wins by ten count. Steve Frehley with the Frehely’s Comet at 13:12. Steve Frehley maintains the SUPREME Heavyweight Championship C+ </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackBruce_zps91222975.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Rogue_zps132f213c.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/BJames_zps6f7de817.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/AmericanMachine_zpsadb4d1bd.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/DesDavids_zpse26ab186.png</div> The cage again descends upon the arena. The lights go out, plunging the audience into darkness. Jack Bruce is on stage, ready to hype up the audience. “See, unlike Brandon, TEAM AMERICA is not scared of a pu---“ before he can finish, Brandon James arrives in the arena. “I’m scared of no felines. I am the Big Money, the man of the hour, Brandon James.” Brandon lays out Jack Bruce with a punch. Rogue joins him in the ring, but before they can knock the Mayor of New York cold, The All-Americans hit the ring. Brandon James and Rogue retreat. B-</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="4 v 4 Cage Wars" data-cite="4 v 4 Cage Wars" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">MAIN EVENT: http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/AmericanMachine_zpsadb4d1bd.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/DesDavids_zpse26ab186.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Valiant_zps2437b5f8.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackBruce_zps91222975.png VS. http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/BJames_zps6f7de817.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Rogue_zps132f213c.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/PaulHuntingdon_zps27d54eaf.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SqueekyMcClean_zpscac92aaa.png</div> The All-Americans remain in the cage as the doors are locked. Squeaky McClean and Paul Huntingdon, Executive Decision, enter the mayhem. The two tag teams exchange blows. Desmond Davids charges towards Chases’ singular tag team. Squeaky McClean struggled to keep up with the pace. Rogue hit the ring at the two minute mark, along with Valiant, and the two took center stage. Rogue clearly had the better of Valiant, several times knocking him off his feet. Desmond Davids drew Squeaky McClean towards Rogue, who he went after hard. Valiant was able to get up, return to his feet, and instead decided to fight off Squeaky McClean. The four minute mark hit. Jack Bruce and Brandon James entered the ring, the last two participants. It was clear that the recently arrived wrestlers were the focal point. Jack Bruce, in the close environment with eight other wrestlers, managed to gain the upper hand, hitting DDT on Brandon James ten minutes in. Valiant was able to bust open Squeaky McClean, blood seeping down his forehead, and the aging grappler tottered a bit before he fell over. Valiant moved to help out his equal partner, Jack Bruce, to fight off Rogue and Brandon James. Emma Chase moved to tend to the grappler, and managed to get him on his feet again. Squeaky steered clear of the larger melee. This was an easy task given the large number of combatants. His partner in Tag, Paul Huntingdon, was beginning to make quick work of American Machine, and had the upper hand on Machine. Paul went in for a high society, and Machine dodged it, the move slamming Desmond Davids instead. Rogue and Huntingdon double-teamed Davids, hitting the man several times when he was down, before Valiant broke up the bought. Desmond Davids was a bit shocked his former partner had the wherewithal to let him get clocked. Bruce’s outfit, consisting of The Mayor himself, Valiant and The All-Americans, were well on the way to victory at this point. American Machine’s cowardly move indirectly caused a momentum shift. Valiant, in a burst of anger, confronted Machine, and American Machine swung at him, switching sides. American Machine moved towards the edge ring. Valiant charged at American Machine, only to be thrown to the ropes, and hit with a Rogue clothesline. Davids charged in to back him up. American Machine grabbed Davids, put him in a suplex, and threw him over the ropes. Davids took a hard hit against the side of the cage, and in a high spot incident, fell towards the side of the rope. Davids was busted open. He staggered back into the ring. Rogue and Machine doubled-teamed Valiant, beating the wrestler down to the ground, and managed to knock Valiant out. American Machine tried to put a submission but Valiant slipped out of the pin. Davids was back on his feet, and was able to prevent Huntingdon from joining his comrade. Valiant evaded Rogue’s attack. American Machine, seemingly out of disinterest, stopped assisting Rogue and moved towards an empty part of the ring. Brandon James and Jack Bruce were left to their own devices. Bruce, one of the strongest wrestlers in the ring, seemed to have the Big Cat declawed. His heavy punches were fading by the thirty minute mark, and his punches weren’t landing. Brandon James was unable to respond to Bruce’s attacks. Jack hit him hard with a New York Minute thirty-four minutes in, knocking him to the ground. Rogue moved towards Brandon James to break the pin. Shane Stones started a fast count as Valiant managed to trip up Rogue. Bruce went 1…2…3… count pinning Brandon and ending the cage wars. Jack Bruce with the New York Minute at 34:20. B</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Brawl" data-cite="Brawl" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37072" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> <div style="text-align:center;">http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/AmericanMachine_zpsadb4d1bd.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/DesDavids_zpse26ab186.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Valiant_zps2437b5f8.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/JackBruce_zps91222975.png VS. http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/BJames_zps6f7de817.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/Rogue_zps132f213c.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/PaulHuntingdon_zps27d54eaf.pnghttp://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t602/SoulshineSeeker/SqueekyMcClean_zpscac92aaa.png</div> There was confusion and anger out of the Chase camp, as the wars turned into a giant brawl, and both sides took aim at one another. The PPV cuts out on the brawl. B</div></blockquote>

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