SWF '14-Comedy, Gimmicks and Fights OH MY!

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

I thought I would start my first dynasty on here, I’ve never read any of them before and I’m not really a “gamer” but with illness I find myself spending less time playing football and going pub and more time sitting around on my laptop so I’m giving it a go! Not sure how things are usually done but my idea is I will be writing as a recap show, giving highlights of the previous Supreme TV show/ppv. I have long-term plans and I think interesting characters, but I won’t be going into details as such, I won’t be writing out full matches or complete angles every time, but will be writing the highlights from them, things you need to know etc. It might end up not being as detailed as other ones, but I’m hoping that it being shorter might make it a bit easier to read. I plan to update it often, starting with a PPV and getting to the TV show before the next PPV as I see people like to predict PPV results on here which I like the idea of. I hope you enjoy anyway and any suggestions are welcome. This will start at The Supreme Challenge 2014 but I will write up what has happened before then, and if anyone has any questions about the game world feel free to ask. The character bios will fill in a lot of the gaps for my workers too.

I haven’t done pictures or graphics as I’m not 100% sure how to do it, I believe I have to upload to image share site then put link in every time which seems like a LOT of effort, but if people demand them or no pictures makes it too boring then I’ll reconsider it.

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

Backstory:

At the time Enforcer Roberts took control of the SWF book on New Year’s Day 2013 the SWF were on a downward spiral. Just 6 months before Christian Faith, with his physical condition not being what it was, asked Richard Eisen to sign him to a deal similar to Marat Khoklov’s which would allow him only to work PPVs, but Eisen was adamant that SWF needed him on tv and that keeping active would help Faith long-term, and the 2 of them entered negotiations, which ended with Faith being granted permission to discuss terms elsewhere, and in August 2012 “The Living Legend” Christian Faith shocked the wrestling world by signing with USPW. That move, along with Ricky Dale Johnson signing with them 4 months later would be the last pieces of the puzzle Sam Strong would need to take his promotion national. Unfortunately for the former 9 time world champion it wouldn’t last, and while the 2 signings gave them good exposure, their style just wasn’t popular enough to sustain a national push, and Strong would eventual retire from the business in June 1013, selling his beloved company to Dean Daniels.

While losing a popular and talented worker in Christian Faith could be pointed at as the start of the SWF decline, it was actually two signings months before that started it, when in June 2012 SWF raided their rivals TCW for 2 of their stars, talented midcard worker Rick Law and former world champion Rocky Golden. While the higher ups in SWF thought this could be a nail in the coffin of their rivals that only highlighted the fact they were out of touch, as the swoop would in fact help TCW as it allowed them space to move Sammy Bach, a lightweight but highly talented worker with a great look, Aaron Andrews, another highly talented middleweight, and Jay Chord, another middleweight and one of the biggest prospects in wrestling, up the card, helping TCW actually grow as a company, and continue to progress as a national force once more. With TCW putting on fantastic matches with a wide variety of workers week in week out, wrestling fans started to tune into them more and more each week. Despite this SWF refused to change their approach or their main event talent, it started to become a stale product, and while Rick Law would settle in well, Golden would struggle to make an impact, not really putting on very good matches and along with an unsuccessful monster push for Everest fans would grow bored with “land of the giants” and by the end of the year, with SWF popularity at an all-time low, and TCW’s at an all-time high SWF were over taken, and for the first time in many years found themselves as the number 2 promotion in the USA.

It was due to this that Richard Eisen would call upon his loyal right hand man Enforcer Roberts to try and turn thingsa round. Eisen had the theory that Roberts had been involved in SWF long enough to have great knowledge of the thrills and flash the SWF can offer, but was no thrills enough himself to also understand fans need for good wrestling. While Roberts wouldn’t make big changes right away, it was obvious he had been thinking about things for a while, as it was soon blatant to everyone who he did and didn’t have long-term plans for, as well as who he saw as expandable. He did make a few early changes though, when after just 2 weeks he was seen reading the riot act to Eric Eisen after he attacked Randy Bumfhole, something the young Eisen would be angry about for over a year before eventually leaving SWF at the end of his contract, as well as firing Everest before his first PPV in charge after a distasteful prank on Marat Khoklov. While Roberts has become a very loyal and popular boss now, these early incidents showed the locker room he meant business, and the sacking of Everest showed the fans he was determined to improve SWF and mould it into his own image.

One of the first things Roberts did was try to boost the tag division, although one criticism he now receives is that he has emphasises too much on them, and there are too few singles wrestlers these days. Starting with the teams of Platinum Blondes, Amazing Bumfholes, Hero squad, The Awesomeness, The All-Americans and The Pain Alliance Roberts would early on add the teams of The Non-Conformists (Squeeky McClean and Marc DuBois) after they randomly teamed up and Roberts felt they had great chemisty, and would add Lobster Warrior to Hero Squad again due to a random teaming of Captain Atomic and Lobster Warrior produced great results, and before you knew it Rick Law was added as their associate due to a fantastic pairing of himself and Jungle Lord after Law turned face, going by the name of Lord of The Jungle, and then again in June 2013 John Greed and Spencer Spade again had a random teaming with great results and became Violent Conduct. On top of that Roberts also hired experienced tag teams like Samoan Wildboyz, Cali Dragons, Rich and Famous, 937 lbs Express, The Nation of Filth (although hired as jobbers) and zone out. The influx of tag teams didn’t end there though, as while The All-Americans would end when American Machine was released in August 2013, and the Pain Alliance would be released in November 2013, Roberts would end up creating 2 new teams in May 2014, first KC Glenn with Marshall Dillon after once again discovering the two to have great chemistry, naming them Modern Texans, and then when twin brothers Matthew Keith and Greg Gauge teamed for the first time they did so well together Roberts once again made a new team, the two going by the name “Son’s of Sam”. In the Middle of all this Scythe was also called up as Vengeance’s associate, occasionally teaming as the Reapers of Death.

While this has done amazing things for the tag division, and the way tag team wrestling is seen, it has made it so singles competitors are at an all-time low, and below main event level there are only 2 singles wrestlers on the babyface side of things who have no tag team alliance, Turner Crash and Ernest Youngman, and on the heel side 5 wrestlers, Enforcer Roberts, Des Davids, Paul Huntington, Primus Allen and Lenny Brown.

So back in January 2013 SWF was in a slump, but right from his very first show it was obvious Roberts knew what he was doing, producing very solid shows for his first 3 weeks, but by the first TV taping after his first PPV that there were real signs Roberts could be the man to bring SWF back to glory, and since that first 3 weeks there has only been 3 shows in 90 then have received anything but great praise, and quite often getting fantastic reviews. Especially on PPV, SWF very rarely fail to put on some of the greatest wrestling cards wrestling has seen. On the other side of things TCW were sadly unable to keep up their high standards, and a mix of some disappointing or just average shows, as well as the problems that come from being “mainstream” and no longer the underdog, ie fans turning on you, holding you to higher standards or it just simply being no longer “cool” to like them as they are popular, TCW have dropped off. While still highly popular and the number 2 promotion in the world, they have fallen well behind SWF again, and with the way both companies are going, they look set to stay there.

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

Roster:

Faces:

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JoeyMinnesota_alt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JoeyMinnesota_alt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JoeyMinnesota_alt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JoeyMinnesota_alt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JoeyMinnesota_alt.jpg"/></a>Joey Minnesota-The “wrestling rebel” Joey Minnesota debuted in SWF at “Master of Puppets” in May 2013, brawling with the monster Marat Khoklov, before pinning him in quick fashion in a match, something which gave him massive momentum and overnight turned him into a wrestling megastar. Huge heart, tough and athletic “the rebel” had a fantastic first year in SWF, with pinfalls over Vengeance, Eric Eisen and Brandon James at Supreme challenge, he also had classic matches, and victories, over Remo, beating him in both a ladder match and a steel cell match. He was not only able to keep that form up in 2014, but even improved, beating Rich Money at Times of Trouble to earn him a main event at Supreme challenge, where he beat Angry Gilmore to become SWF champion.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JackBruce_alt16.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JackBruce_alt16.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JackBruce_alt16.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JackBruce_alt16.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JackBruce_alt16.jpg"/></a>Jack Bruce-SWF’s resident rock star, oozing charisma and star power there is nothing, and no girl, Jack Bruce has not done is SWF. Kept up his trademark antics in 2013, trashing hotels and getting in fights, but the fans love him for it. Had the best year of his career match quality wise, competing in classic matches month after month, however also suffered quite a few defeats at the start of the year, losing to Remo at Nothing to Lose and Master of Puppets, and while he and Rich Money stole the show inside a cell at The Supreme Challenge he once again finished the match on his back. Things would take a dramatic turn for the better though at Break Like the Wind when he won a 5-way match to become the first ever 5 time SWF World Heavyweight champion, and would end 2013 by winning a match against Angry Gilmore at Christmas Clash which will go down as one of the greatest matches in SWF history. However, his 2014 would start terrible, losing in a Ladder match, and losing his title, against Gilmore at When Hell Freezes over, then losing an hour long ironman match to the Gilmore at Nothing to Lose, and then lost in a third successive PPV in a tables match against Rich Money. He did win at the Supreme Challenge though, pinning Rogue.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SteveFrehley_zps84e501fb.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SteveFrehley_zps84e501fb.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SteveFrehley_zps84e501fb.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SteveFrehley_zps84e501fb.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo SteveFrehley_zps84e501fb.jpg"/></a>Steve Frehley-The bad ass Steve Frehley takes no sh*t, hit’s first, and hits hard! Started 2013 as SWF champion, but lost the title to Remo inside a steel cage at Awesome Impact. Spent the whole year feuding on and off with Vengeance, and his apprentice Scythe. Despite Vengeance best efforts Frehley would more often than not end up on top, including a win against Vengeance at The Supreme Challenge. However, in 2014’s Awesome Impact it was Vengeance who beat Frehley, and Vengeance would declare the feud over. Inconsistent fighter, can destroy people, or get out smarted in matches, wins some big matches, loses some too, would end up on the losing side at The Supreme Challenge 2014, getting defeated by “Big Money” Brandon James.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RockyGolden.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RockyGolden.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RockyGolden.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RockyGolden.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo RockyGolden.jpg"/></a>Rocky Golden-The BFG Rocky Golden was struggling to find his place in SWF at the start of 2013, fans hadn’t taken to him, had lost a few big fights, but really got his momentum back when he formed an alliance with Valiant in his fight against Chase Army. While still losing more matches than he would like he did pick up a huge win against Rogue at the Supreme Challenge, and that feud ending win really helped him pick up a lot of momentum. Has improved greatly in his time with SWF, his performances and entertainment skills especially, and in 2014 started to pick up a few more wins, again beating old rivals Brandon James and Rogue at When Hell Freezes Over and Master of Puppets respectively. He would then start to show he could become a true top talent, being one of the competitors in the classic 6-man steel cell match at Times of Trouble, as well as one of the greatest matches in SWF TV history in a tag match with Valiant against Gilmore and Rogue, and would steal the show with Remo and The Supreme Challenge in what people are calling the greatest opening match in SWF history.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Valiant.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Valiant.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Valiant.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Valiant.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Valiant.jpg"/></a>Valiant-The all-american patriot, will fight for what he believes in with everything he’s got! When Enforcer Roberts took over as booker he saw Valiants limit as being an upper midcarder, or a warm body for main eventers, however his huge improvements over Roberts first year in charge forced him to reconsider those plans. Specifically, Valiant has become a master at selling, which goes perfectly with his character. Spend the first half of 2013 feuding with Chase army, and while he lost in 3 ppvs against Brandon James, in a surprisingly great singles match at When Hell Freezes Over, another great First Blood match at Master of Puppets and a very disappointing tables match at Times of Trouble. He did however defeat Rogue in a cage match at The World is Watching, and beat Marat Khoklov at The Supreme Challenge. Would flounder a bit after that, a shock victory over Remo at 2014’s Nothing to Lose aside. However, come May he would force people to take notice, when within 10 days he would compete in one of the best tv matches ever, teaming with Rocky Golden against Angry Gilmore and Rogue, and then at Master of Puppets losing against Angry Gilmore in what some people were calling the greatest match of the modern SWF era. That wasn’t the end though, as a month later at Times of Trouble he was also one of the competitors in *that* 6-man steel cell match. Would go on to be cheated at The Supreme Challenge, losing to Rich Money after a low blow, but the future is starting to look VERY bright for Valiant.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RickLaw_alt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RickLaw_alt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RickLaw_alt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RickLaw_alt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo RickLaw_alt.jpg"/></a>Rick Law-Law debuted in SWF as a corrupt cop, but one too many pay outs for despicable acts by Emma Chase made him see the error of his ways, and he joined forces with Valiant and Rocky Golden. Would Capture the North American title from Eric Eisen on Supreme TV in May 2013, and would go on to hold it for 6 months, before losing it to Des Davids at Break Like the Wind. The good cop has become a very solid part of the SWF midcard, and is a good alliance for the Hero Squad, and the 2 are never afraid to call on each other for help, and he has even formed a fantastic tag team with Jungle Lord, known as “Law of the Jungle.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AtomSmasher.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AtomSmasher.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AtomSmasher.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AtomSmasher.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo AtomSmasher.jpg"/></a>Captain Atomic-The super intense, eccentric super hero Captain Atomic is the enthusiastic leader of “The Hero Squad” Determined to keep the company clean and safe, he has become a very reliable and entertaining member of SWF, providing intense matches or comedy relief when needed. Over the top superhero, fights crime and bad guys, wants to keep the company clean and safe. While Jungle Lord was his original tag partner, it was with Lobster Warrior that Atomic had some of his best matches, teaming up together for a series of matches with the Bumfholes, including a great ladder match at 2014’s Nothing to lose, but the 2 teams best match came at 2014’s When Hell Freezes Over, when, in one of the best tag team title matches in many years, Hero Squad II lost the titles they’d only held for a month back to the Bumfholes. Atomic would recover though, picking up his first ever singles title, the North American title, at Awesome Impact, pinning Des Davids. He would hold the title until The Supreme Challenge, when he would lose it to Enforcer Roberts in a 6-man match, despite not being involved in the finish.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JungleJack.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JungleJack.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JungleJack.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JungleJack.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JungleJack.jpg"/></a>Jungle Lord-The quiet Jungle Lord is a pure, out-and-out brawler. Loves to run though people, butting heads and smashing foes. A solid member of Hero Squad, and has also formed a superb tag team with Rick Law. Has found himself in an odd position, he has a fantastic look, is a great brawler, and has worked on his charisma and selling to become a great hand to have. However, his lack of mic skills has kept Roberts from putting him in too many singles feuds, and his age means it may be too late to be moved up to the main event.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/LobsterWarrior.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/LobsterWarrior.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/LobsterWarrior.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/LobsterWarrior.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo LobsterWarrior.jpg"/></a>Lobster Warrior-The more fun loving, laid back member of Hero Squad, Lobby keeps the other 2 grounded with his less intense approach. On decline a bit now due to his age, has still managed to form a fantastic tag team with Captain Atomic, a team which helped him become a 2 time tag team champion. Still able to put on good matches when needed, he quite often finds himself being seen as the weaker member of Hero Squad by their rivals.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/CaptainWrestlingII.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/CaptainWrestlingII.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/CaptainWrestlingII.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/CaptainWrestlingII.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo CaptainWrestlingII.jpg"/></a>Turner Crash-the former Captain Wrestling II signed for SWF in October 2013, and got called up to the main roster in March 2014 as the first ever wrestling hunter, CRIKEY! Armed with his trademark camera, Crash has been seen distracting wrestlers during matches, stalking his next opponent, or “prey”, backstage, and even attacking random wrestlers just so he can show his audience how dangerous they are! “My belief is that what comes across on the television is a capture of my enthusiasm and my passion for wild fights." A proud Australian, and a proud wrestler, Crash wants to educate viewers on just how dangerous his opposition are, but while also learning how to defeat them.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MikeyJames.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MikeyJames.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MikeyJames.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MikeyJames.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo MikeyJames.jpg"/></a>Mikey James-Resigned by Roberts in June 2013 in order to boost the tag division, James debuted with Frankie Perez in a victory over the team of Eric Eisen and Enforcer Roberts. The martial arts expert and super tough underdog may lack the size of other competitors but can kick ass and take an ass kicking. The 2 have become a solid tag team, had quite a few good matches, as well as a decent feud with the Bumfholes, but the 2 aren’t expected to move up the card anytime soon. Mikey James was put in a singles feud with Vengeance in June 2014 in order to try and help him increase his entertainments skills, the results were solid, if unspectacual, and the match at times of trouble again, was solid but easily forgotten.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FrankiePerez_alt1.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FrankiePerez_alt1.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FrankiePerez_alt1.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FrankiePerez_alt1.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo FrankiePerez_alt1.jpg"/></a>Frankie Perez-A good overall performer, very consistent, flashy and tough, the emo Frankie Perez is part of a solid tag team, the Cali Dragons, with Mikey James. While the 2 have good looks and talent, their lack of size and great charisma is expected to hold them back from rising too far up the card. However, their ability to put on good matches is going to keep them as a solid part of the tag division.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RemmySkye.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RemmySkye.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RemmySkye.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RemmySkye.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo RemmySkye.jpg"/></a>Remmy Skye-Energetic, inconsistent, charismatic, sloppy, enigma and free-spirit. Just some of the words used to describe Remmy Skye. After 10 months in RIPW Skye got called up to the main roster, and the girls have never been happier. Some say he’s a poet, some an artist, some just an alternative, quirky hippie, but if you were to ask Skye to describe himself he wouldn’t want to talk about himself long enough to give an answer. Seen as a pet project to Enforcer Roberts, but even he will admit he’ll have to give the guy longer on the roster to scout his potential properly.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FoxMask_alt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FoxMask_alt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FoxMask_alt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FoxMask_alt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo FoxMask_alt.jpg"/></a>Fox Mask-Signed alongside his partner Remmy Skye in March 2013, he was sent down to RIPW until January 2014 to work on some of his skills. Already a 15 year pro at that time which meant the time he spent there didn’t do a great deal for him, but he did become somewhat of an submission expert, which does separate him from other members of the roster. However, unfortunately most SWF fans care little for submission wrestler, so it hasn’t been too good for him. Yet to really carve a niche out for himself, his mask and costume at least gives him for sort of identity and his team with Remmy Skye has still put on some solid matches, even with workers of lower skills.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MatthewKeith.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MatthewKeith.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MatthewKeith.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MatthewKeith.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo MatthewKeith.jpg"/></a>Matthew Keith-Son of wrestling legend Sam Keith, and a great young wrestler in his own right, Matthew took on his Fathers wrestling name in order to continue his legacy, much to his younger (by six minutes) brothers annoyance. The 2 were determined to wrestle independently of each other, but in May 2014, despite a over a year of being on the same roster, in the same position, both seen as “good guys” they were booked to wrestler in a tag match for the first time…and the chemistry was there for everyone to see. Despite protests from both Brothers they were convinced to start a new team, dubbed the “Son’s of Sam” a name Matthew hates, but Greg loves. If the 2 can stop bickering long enough they could become the next great tag team.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/GregGauge.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/GregGauge.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/GregGauge.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/GregGauge.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo GregGauge.jpg"/></a>Greg Gauge- The second of wrestling legend Sam Keith’s sons, the “younger” Greg chose to use their fathers, and his, real surname, in order to continue his legacy as not just a great wrestler, but a great man….much to Matthew’s annoyance (we suspect due to him not thinking of it first). Gauge was also determined to make it on his own, stepping out of his Brothers shadow however, he is now enjoying this new team, as he knows just how much it annoys Matthew.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/HueyCannonball.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/HueyCannonball.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/HueyCannonball.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/HueyCannonball.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo HueyCannonball.jpg"/></a>Huey Cannonball-An average all-rounder and part of pretty boy tag team The Awesomness, Huey is a solid hand to have. While unspectacular he does have good basics to put on decent matches, but those matches are usually near the beginning of cards, or just a midcard throwaway match. Seen by the fans as pretty generic, his DJ/Dude gimmick doesn’t help that, and depending on who you talk to the team is either a slightly better Biggz Boyz, or a poor version of the Bumfholes. The team did have a brief run with the tag title belts after defeating Platinum Blondes at The World is Watching in 2013, before losing the belts to The Bumfholes at The Supreme Challenge.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JeffersonStardust.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JeffersonStardust.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JeffersonStardust.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JeffersonStardust.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JeffersonStardust.jpg"/></a>Jefferson Stardust- While he is the flashier of the 2, Jefferson is still seen as a solid, but generic wrestler. The team still has a role to play though, being used as either warm bodies for relevant or more “important” members of the roster, or picking up wins against rookies or jobbers.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KCGlenn.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KCGlenn.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KCGlenn.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KCGlenn.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo KCGlenn.jpg"/></a>KC Glenn-Enforcer Roberts first signing, young KC Glenn already seems to have a very bright future ahead of him. Debuting as a surprise tag partner for his mentor Joey Minnesota, the flashy Texan has formed a tag team with Marshall Dillon, and while mild successful for a rookie team, it is thought he’ll eventually have to break free on his own to become a real star. Charismatic, the one thing maybe holding Glenn back at the moment is his lack of mic skills, mumbling in a strong Texan accent 99% of the world can’t understand you realise why he and Marshall are friends, he’s the only one who appears to understand him.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MarshallDillon.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MarshallDillon.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MarshallDillon.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MarshallDillon.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo MarshallDillon.jpg"/></a>Marshall Dillon- No nonsense, tough, normal, even boring Texan, not a lot has changed for Marshall Dillon in the 18 months since Enforcer Roberts took the book. Still at the bottom of the card, despite a good tag team with the more popular, more talented Glenn. Paired with Jerry Eisen randomly on Roberts first day, just to give the Eisen family member something to do, the 2 of them instantly had great chemistry. He may lose a lot, but he will kick your ass.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/ErnestYoungman.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/ErnestYoungman.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/ErnestYoungman.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/ErnestYoungman.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo ErnestYoungman.jpg"/></a>Ernest Youngman-“The Assassin of the Squared Circle” Ernest Youngman is a solid technical wrestler, who has yet to find his personality and place in SWF. A good hand to have, he has had victories over names like Kurt Laramee, Big Smack Scott, Everest, Brett Biggins, Stink, Grunt and Man Mountain Cahill. Despite this though he has lost every time he has faced anyone who is more of a threat, and is pretty much bottom of the totem pole in SWF. Only a 2 year pro, it is thought Roberts will give him more time to find that right persona, the right angle or that break out match he needs (his best effort being average at most) in order to prove he belongs in the world’s best wrestling promotion.

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

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<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Remo_alt1.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Remo_alt1.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Remo_alt1.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Remo_alt1.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Remo_alt1.jpg"/></a>Remo-Already one of the most athletic big men of all time, Remo has truly developed into one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. A natural on the mic, hugely charismatic, one of the best brawlers the world of wrestling has ever seen, and he has also developed the ability to bring out great matches in less talented workers. Had a great start to 2013, feuding with Jack Bruce and Steve Frehley which saw him pin both men twice, clean, on ppv in a 4 months period, including capturing his second SWF World Heavyweight championship at Awesome Impact. His reign would only last 4 months though as he would end up losing in The Supreme Challenge main event against Angry Gilmore. Would move on to a 4 months feud with Joey Minnesota, winning once but losing twice against him at ppvs. In that period he would be one of the 4 competitors in a classic match on Supreme TV, as he would team up with long-time associate Rich Money against Angry Gilmore and Joey Minnesota, a match that would end in a draw but would be remembered for years to come. His 2014 would be less memorable though, as he would suffer a shock defeat at Nothing to Lose against Valiant, and would then lose at his next 3 ppv appearances, albeit in multi-man matches, one of which being the infamous 6-way steel cell match. At the 2014 Supreme Challenge Remo would be part of one of the greatest opening matches in SWF history, beating Rocky Golden, stealing the show and winning the battle of the Giants.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AngryGilmore.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AngryGilmore.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AngryGilmore.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AngryGilmore.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo AngryGilmore.jpg"/></a>Angry Gilmore-Gilmore is perhaps the success story of Enforcer Roberts spell as booker. When Roberts first took over he knew he had to have a new Christian Faith, that guy who could hold together a match against anyone, turn good wrestlers into great ones, make good matches unforgettable, and he decided Gilmore was that man. Blessed with great talented but amazing performance skills as well as fantastic entertainment skills, Gilmore may not have the greatest look on the SWF roster, but he has been part of a lot of classic promo’s, angles, feuds and matches in the last 19 months. Starting 2013 off in a feud with Eric Eisen, Roberts quickly ended that feud by having Eisen win at The World is Watching after paying off Khoklov in order to win their ambulance match, and the next month would see Gilmore cut weekly promo’s from his hospital bed vowing revenge against the Russian monster, and while he lost their first meeting at Nothing to Lose due to rushing back too soon from injury, his spirit and guts had really got him over with the fans, and would then get 2 successive ppv victory’s against Khoklov, including putting the giant in hospital in their 3rd and final match. This feud would be enough to make Gilmore a genuine star, and while he would feud with, and defeat, Enforcer Roberts at the next 2 ppvs, it was obvious that was just to keep him fresh for bigger things, which would come at The Supreme Challenge when he would win in the main event against Remo for the Heavyweight Title, turning him into perhaps the biggest star in the world of wrestling. Gilmore would then repay Roberts faith in him by putting on fantastic matches both on TV and PPV, against the likes of Brandon James, Rogue, Marc DuBois, Enforcer Roberts, James Prudance and Frederique Antonio Garcia, as well as tag matches with big stars like Remo, Rich Money, Steve Frehley and Joey Minnesota. He would however have a poorly received match against Rich Money at Let The Games Begin, fortunately it was not in the main event as they had already been seen to have bad chemistry on house shows, but what fans expected to be a classic turned out to be just a decent forgettable match, something that would affect Gilmore again in 2014 at The World is Watching against Steve Frehley. Gilmore would go on to lose the title in a 5 man match at Break Like the Wind, but for Gilmore this was just the start of the next phase of his career, as he would then go on to Christmas Clash and put on the best singles match SWF had seen in years against Jack Bruce, and while he lost that match, he vicious attack post match turned him into one of the most hated wrestlers in history. His feud with Jack Bruce would prove to be hugely successful, and while they would never quite get to the heights of that first match, they did go on to have a great Ladder match at When Hell Freezes over, where Gilmore would regain the title, and would have a highly successful hour long ironman match at Nothing to Lose, something people thought fans wouldn’t accept in 2014. His first title reign would only last for 4 months, but this time he would hold on to the title for 7 months, defeated Rocky Golden at Awesome Impact, and a great match after a mini feud on Supreme TV against Jungle Lord. The pinnacle of this title reign started in May 2014, when he was involved in one of the greatest TV matches of all time when he teamed up with Rogue to take on Valiant and Rocky Golden, then just 9 days later he would take on Valiant in what some people are still calling the greatest match in modern SWF history at Master of Puppets, a match he would end up winning. He would then be involved in superb main events on Surpeme tv in each of the next 4 weeks, before winning the first ever 6 man steel hell match, his second PPV title defence in a row that people would be talking about as one of the greatest matches of all the time. Sadly for Gilmore he would end up losing the title a month later at The Supreme Challenge, against Joey Minnesota, but 2 World title wins and 2 Supreme Challenge main events in a year still makes it one of the most successful 12 month period for any wrestler in history.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RichMoney_alt1.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RichMoney_alt1.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RichMoney_alt1.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RichMoney_alt1.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo RichMoney_alt1.jpg"/></a>Rich Money-A frustrating year for Rich Money in 2013, the former world champion spend most of the year feuding with people lower in the card than him, with Roberts seeing him as a wrestler who could make the rest of the roster seem more important, more relevant, and elevate the undercard in order to make the whole show seem must see. Because of this, while Money has been a regular on TV, and even stole the show at The Supreme Challenge in his only real big match of the year against Jack Bruce, a match he won, he spend most of the year feuding with Hero Squad, or teaming with Enforcer Roberts to feud with the Awesomeness (with not much success) and the Bumfholes (a feud which went beyond all expectation, and gave the Bumfholes the biggest momentum of their career, and elevated them to near main event status) So while 2013 was a successful one for SWF largely thanks to Moneys efforts, he was much happier in 2014 where he had more main event programs, taking on the likes of Joey Minnesota, Steve Frehley and Valiant. Despite this elevation in status he is still not seen as a true top competitor by Roberts, largely due to his attitude towards losing, always preferring to be made to look strong, even if it’s detrimental to the match. Defeats to Minnesota at Times or Trouble and Valiant at The Supreme Challenge proved he is still being used to make other wrestlers that Roberts has more long term plans for look good.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/BigCatBrandon_alt7.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/BigCatBrandon_alt7.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/BigCatBrandon_alt7.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/BigCatBrandon_alt7.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo BigCatBrandon_alt7.jpg"/></a>Brandon James-“Big Money” Brandon James had a very good 2013, picking up impressive wins early on against Valiant and Rocky Golden, including 3 PPV wins over Valiant, in a very good singles match at When Hell Freezes Over and an impressive first blood match at Master of Puppets, and put on a solid match against Joey Minnesota at The Supreme Challenge, although he lost in that one. Despite that loss he continued to show his worth by being picked as Angry Gilmores first title defence at Welcome to the Jungle, which was a great match. After that he would continue to be put in main events against the top stars in the industry, however, despite being in some great angles, feuds and matches he would struggle to achieve the same kind of reactions as other people in his position, and sadly it looks like he’ll never quite make it to the very top. Maybe because of this things have slowed down for the big man in 2014, only wrestling in 4 of the 7 PPVs by July’s The Supreme Challenge, an average match and victory against Rocky Golden, a great match but another defeat against Joey Minnesota, and another solid match against Valiant which he also lost. He would pick up a good win at The Supreme Challenge though, defeating Steve Frehley. A solid main eventer, he hasn’t really developed as much as Roberts would have liked.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Rogue.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Rogue.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Rogue.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Rogue.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Rogue.jpg"/></a>Rogue-The insanely hated Rogue shot up the card after the hugely successful “Thrill of the Chase” storyline, and even though he lost the blowoff match against Valiant in a decent cage match at The World is watching (a match that didn’t quite live up to expectations), and the blow off match against Rocky Golden at The Supreme Challenge, that match was better than expected and his stock continued to rise. After the defeat to Golden Rogue ditched Chase and proceeded to move on to feuds with Angry Gilmore and Steve Frehley. Rogue has continued to get some of the biggest reactions in the company, despite never truly getting any big wins, or especially great singles matches. He has been involved in 2 classic matches though, as part of the Gilmore/Rogue v Valiant/Golden tag match, and a part of the 6 man steel cell match.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SkullDeBones_alt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SkullDeBones_alt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SkullDeBones_alt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SkullDeBones_alt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo SkullDeBones_alt.jpg"/></a>Vengeance-On the decline now, veteran worker Vengeance has had a very mixed time under Roberts, and at one point was even 6 weeks away from leaving the company with his contract about to expire. It was at that point, within a month of a very poor match against Steve Frehley at The Supreme Challenge, that Vengeance was being used on his way out to put the Bumfholes over big time, losing in successive weeks against both brothers on Supreme TV, before losing a tag match against them with Marat Khoklov at Welcome to the Jungle. With his moral at an all-time low, and almost counting down the days to release, was surprisingly given a big “thank you” bonus, and convinced to sign a new contract, and given his own on screen protégé Scythe. While originally he was supposed to stay down the card, just working as a tag team with Scythe, Roberts decided instead to rebuild the Dark Warrior, who went on a strong winning streak, including a victory over old nemesis Frehley at When Hell Freezes Over. While his skills continue to decline, and his popularity has never quite got back to where it was, he continues to be a very solid main event star. How much longer Roberts will put up with his mediocre matches is anyone’s guess however, but Roberts does seem to be having fun with the supernatural elements Vengeance brings. Still tags with Scythe on occasion, which tends to produce better matches than his single encounters.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RandyBumfhole.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/RandyBumfhole.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RandyBumfhole.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/RandyBumfhole.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo RandyBumfhole.jpg"/></a><a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/ZimmyBumfhole.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/ZimmyBumfhole.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/ZimmyBumfhole.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/ZimmyBumfhole.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo ZimmyBumfhole.jpg"/></a>Randy and Zimmy Bumfhole-Second probably only to Angry Gilmore in terms of success under Roberts, it has been a very fantastic 19 months for the Bumfholes. Putting on great matches and having hugely successful feuds with the team of Rich Money and Enforcer Roberts as well as Vengeance, the Bumfholes have become perhaps the most successful true tag team in many years, and picked up there 5th tag title reign at 2013’s The Supreme Challenge. They held the title for 5 months before losing them to Hero Squad II at Christmas Clash in a 4 team match. This set back would infuriate the Bumfholes, who would end up turning on the Hero Squad at the beginning of 2014, and at the first PPV of the year “When Hell Freezes Over” the 2 teams would face off in a superb tag team match, which proved just how far the tag belts, and tag team wrestling, had come during Enforcer Roberts time as booker of SWF. The Bumfholes would be victorious in that match, and pick up their 6th tag team title reign. The Bumfholes would go on to put on great matches during this reign against the likes of Hero Squad II again, Law of the Jungle, The Awesomness, The Cali Dragons and Zone Out. They would end up losing the titles at 2014’s Supreme Challenge in another 4 team match, to Law of The Jungle, but they continue to hover just below the main event, and prove just how successful tag team wrestling can be.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Scythe_J_Silver.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Scythe_J_Silver.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Scythe_J_Silver.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Scythe_J_Silver.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Scythe_J_Silver.jpg"/></a>Scythe-“The Dark Reaper” Scythe debuted in SWF in August 2013, bought in as the apprentice of the evil Vengeance. A fellow Vigilante, Scythe and Vengeance have teamed up with great effect, and Scythe has even managed to avoid the rookie treatment, with Roberts theory being that the average wrestler can move up the card even if he tastes defeat early in his career, but if a monster isn’t a monster from the start he’ll never be seen as one. Because of that philosophy Scythe has already been very heavily involved on SWF TV, with feuds with the likes of Jack Bruce and Steve Frehley, as well as Valiant and Rocky Golden after just months in the company, facing the 2 teams at Let the Games Begin and Break Like the Wind respectively. In 2014 Scythe continued to shoot up the card, defeating Marat Khoklov at When Hell Freezes Over, and by May was being involved in TV main events, in 6 man tag matches due to his feud with Steve Frehley, but with the matches and angles he was involved in bringing in fantastic ratings he proved he was a future main eventer waiting to happen. Tasted his first singles match defeat at Times of Trouble against Frehley, he would pick up a win in his Supreme Challenge debut, teaming up with Vengeance against the teams of The Awesomeness, Zone Out and Platinum Blondes. The future looks very bright for the chokeslam chief, and it looks like Roberts is a huge fan. Despite being the protégé of Vengeance on screen, off screen it’s actually Brandon James who has taken the youngster under his wing, whether this will affect Scythes positive attitude or not is yet to be seen, but James as a mentor mixed with a quick rise up the SWF card could create ego problems in the future.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FrederiqueGarcia_alt1.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/FrederiqueGarcia_alt1.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FrederiqueGarcia_alt1.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/FrederiqueGarcia_alt1.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo FrederiqueGarcia_alt1.jpg"/></a>Frederique Antonio Garcia-“The Ladies Man” Frederique Antonio Garcia has found a good role for himself in SWF as the charismatic and consistent “wing man” half of the platinum blondes. A solid part of the SWF tag division the platinum blondes are quite versatile, playing great comedy characters, but who also have the ability to get aggressive when needed and put on very solid matches. Flamboyant and eccentric, it has yet to actually be proved that FAG actually is a “ladies” man.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JamesPrudence.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JamesPrudence.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JamesPrudence.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JamesPrudence.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JamesPrudence.jpg"/></a>James Prudence-“The Party Animal” James Prudence is a very consistent, good all-rounder and great ring general, who has formed a highly successful tag team with FAG. Sadly lacking in star quality to really move too far up the card, Prudence has still shown himself to be one of the more important members of the midcard due to his and FAG highly entertaining characters, their versatility and their talent. The duo got a brief run with the tag belts back in February-April 2013, but due to The Bumfholes domination they have yet to have a second run with the belts.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SqueekyMcClean.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SqueekyMcClean.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SqueekyMcClean.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SqueekyMcClean.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo SqueekyMcClean.jpg"/></a>Squeeky McClean-The hugely consistent “Mr. Traditionalist” Squeeky McClean has continued to be a very solid hand in SWF since Roberts took the book, having the ability to deliver both in the ring as well as being very solid in angles and on the mic. On just Enforcer Roberts 4th show in charge McClean and Marc DuBois were put together as a team, as a one-off, but the 2 of them had such excellent chemistry they decided to form a very successful alliance, and 19months later continue to be towards the top of the tag team food chain. While they haven’t actually won the tag team titles they are still on tv most weeks putting on good matches and show how valuable they are in that position. Unfortunately McClean is getting on in age and isn’t expected to be around for many more years. Behind the scenes does not actually get on with partner Marc DuBois.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MarcDuBois.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/MarcDuBois.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MarcDuBois.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/MarcDuBois.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo MarcDuBois.jpg"/></a>Marc DuBois-“The Can’t Miss Prospect” Marc DuBois has had a steady, if uneventful time with Roberts in charge. While he has continued to improve and get tv time, mainly with Squeeky McClean as “The Non-Conformists” he has yet to really set the world alight like people predicted he would when he first debuted on SWF TV. Playing an arrogant heel, the one thing he has done to separate himself, rightly or wrongly, is his trademark terrible insults, which he plays off like great one-liners, and that he hopes will fall into the “so bad it’s good” category. Strangely, he and tag partner Squeeky McClean do not get on backstage.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Aristocrat.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Aristocrat.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Aristocrat.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Aristocrat.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Aristocrat.jpg"/></a>Paul Huntington-Starting 2013 as one of Emma Chase’s clients, Huntington was dropped from her client list after losing a series of tag team and 6 man tag matches, and since then has floundered somewhat. While a decent brawler, his main strength is his very good charisma and great acting skills, but unfortunately hasn’t seen himself presented with many chances to show them off, usually finding himself in make shift tag matches or working dark matches with rookies, and usually putting on decent matches doing so. As of July 2014 he has only wrestled 7 times on tv the calendar year, and only won one of those matches, yet his momentum has managed to stay high, so it could just take one tweak of his character or one good feud to turn things around for him.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/DesDavids.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/DesDavids.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/DesDavids.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/DesDavids.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo DesDavids.jpg"/></a>Des Davids-Originally seen as a fantastic prospect by Roberts, Davids was given a 4 months North American title reign, from November 2013 to March 2014. However, he was never really able to learn to show more charisma, and a lot of his angles fell flat, and his matches, while very solid, never really went beyond that. While he continued to stay at the top of the midcard he has yet to really find his money making persona, and even with a good heel turn, where he attacked Rick Law during a tag team match, he still hasn’t found his hook that separates him from the rest. Good win-loss record though, it means that if he does lose it does actually mean something. Hasn’t really even flirted with moving up higher, and has recently found himself slipping further down the card as it appears Roberts has lost faith in him to become a long-term player in SWF.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/PrimusAllen_alt4_zps26889be8.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/PrimusAllen_alt4_zps26889be8.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/PrimusAllen_alt4_zps26889be8.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/PrimusAllen_alt4_zps26889be8.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo PrimusAllen_alt4_zps26889be8.jpg"/></a>Primus Allen-After years in development Allen finally got his call up to the roster in March 2014 playing a one man militia, standing up to the white corporate America. With panther power running through his veins Allen could develop into a very physically impressive worker. His promo’s usually come with parental advisory stickers and have garnered quite a few complaints from the public.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JohnGreed.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JohnGreed.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JohnGreed.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JohnGreed.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JohnGreed.jpg"/></a>John Greed-The least evil “evil doer” ever, John Greed has had his moment over the past year and a half, being involved in a few angles, where he has used his natural charisma, and has greatly improved at selling, currently being one of the best on the roster for making others look good. This has been both a blessing and a curse for him, as it means, along with his impressive look, that he is usually on tv, but also means he is usually on tv making others look good. Still has potential to move onto greater things, he has also had a “good news, bad news” situation in the tag division, as he has great chemistry and has formed a fantastic tag team with youngster Spencer Spade, together known as Violent Conduct. While this, again, had given him the chance to put on some very impressive matches and get lots of TV time, it also means he finds himself losing a lot of matches due to Spades “rookie” status in the company. With Spade also looking like he is an amazing talent Greed has a choice to make, does he stay with the potential future main eventer, eventually moving up the card with him, or at 34 years of age does he ask to break out on his own? Either way there is one thing we can be sure of….Greed will always have the best sideburns in wrestling!

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/EnforcerRoberts.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/EnforcerRoberts.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/EnforcerRoberts.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/EnforcerRoberts.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo EnforcerRoberts.jpg"/></a>Enforcer Roberts-Roberts spend the start of his new behind the scenes career trying to make himself relevant again, with that old adage you can always trust yourself to be professional. While he was somewhat successful, had some very good matches, filled in in main events, gave others a warm body to beat, it was pretty obvious even to himself that he was in physical decline, and would be better off building up people further down the card than at the top of it. Before long he went from mixing it up with the Rich Money, Steve Frehley, Angry Gilmore’s etc to mixing it up with the likes of the Cali Dragons, KC Glenn and Ernest Youngman’s. While still getting solid reactions, and continues to pick up wins it is obvious he is now using his knowledge and experience to try and help develop the next generation of superstars. He was convinced, against his own wishes, to have one last “thank you” North American title reign, picking the title up in a six pack challenge at 2014’s The Supreme Challenge.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SpencerSpade.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SpencerSpade.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SpencerSpade.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SpencerSpade.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo SpencerSpade.jpg"/></a>Spencer Spade-Called up to the main roster in April 2013, he debuted in pretty lacklustre fashion, beating Robbie Retro on Supreme TV, and then getting victories over him and American Machine over the coming month, and that was about it. He was already seen as a huge prospect, and when he and Greed teamed together in a dark match against The Awesomeness they had excellent chemistry together, and the decision was made to team them up in order to give Spade an older wrestler to learn the ropes from, and a way to get him on tv with a natural role to fill. Seen as a sidekick to the “evil” John Greed, Spade has shown flashes of real excellence in matches, and appears to have all the tools needed to be a massive star in the future.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/LennyBrownalt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/LennyBrownalt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/LennyBrownalt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/LennyBrownalt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo LennyBrownalt.jpg"/></a>Lenny Brown-“Big Time” Lenny Brown is SWF’s resident rapper, who more often than not has the censors panicking, and hands hovering over the “bleep” button. While his very insulting, and often downright disturbing battle raps to opponents make him standout, it will take a big longer and more exposure to find out just how much the potential the youngster has. Brown was called up to the main roster in April 2013, debuting with a win over American Machine, however since then he has found wins very hard to come by, and only by cheating. In fact it has even become a running joke, as whenever he talks about finally “hitting the big time” the commentators don’t know if he means becoming a wrestling superstar, or actually hitting his finisher of the same name on someone! Was taken under Valliant’s wing as his protégé when Valiant took a liking to him when the 2 were discussing an angle they were going to be in together backstage.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KingKongKennedy.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KingKongKennedy.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KingKongKennedy.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KingKongKennedy.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo KingKongKennedy.jpg"/></a>King Kong Kennedy-Perhaps the least talented member of the SWF roster, along with his partner, OX Kreviazuk, KKK (don’t go there) has 2 things going for him that a lot of others don’t-his amazing size, and his hugely entertaining character. Playing a complete lazy snob, Kennedy has become a good low card comedy act, and while he didn’t achieve much as a singles wrestler (he was called up 6 months before his partner in February 2014) it is expected that the 2 of their characters will complement each other very well. Whether there comedy value is enough to please the SWF fans or not is another matter, as in the modern age fans are very critical of talentless lumps.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Oxalt.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/Oxalt.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Oxalt.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/Oxalt.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo Oxalt.jpg"/></a>Ox Kreviazuk-Protégé of SWF road agent Dread, OX Kreviazuk is the opposite of his partner Kennedy. An insanely intense, full speed ahead face painted monster, Ox is an over the top throw back to the kind of wrestlers you had in the 80’s, 465lbs of pure muscle. Not very talented at all it isn’t expected that he’ll set the world alight, but the 937lbs express could end up being a very entertaining part of the show.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AkimaBrave.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/AkimaBrave.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AkimaBrave.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/AkimaBrave.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo AkimaBrave.jpg"/></a>Akima Brave-Along with Kid Toma, was hired back in March 2013 in order to add numbers to the SWF tag division, and Enforcer Roberts felt they deserved a second chance after all the injuries they’d had working hard for SWF during their first tenure there. However, due to an administrative error the team was doomed to fail from the start. They were to debuted as babyfaces, but a mix up in their brief 2 week stay in development meant they debuted there as heels, and the news hit the internet, so when they were called back up they had to play the bad guy role. However, while Roberts had changed the plans for them it was never mentioned to either Brave or Toma that they were also to change their gimmicks to fit the new role, and so on their debut match they flopped, Brave got off better than Toma, but still, he had a failed gimmick and the teams momentum ended before it began. Since then the team has been used almost exclusively as jobbers on tv, in dark matches, or occasionally getting wins over rookies, but more often than not the team find themselves losing even more than they did during their first run.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KidToma.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/KidToma.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KidToma.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/KidToma.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo KidToma.jpg"/></a>Kid Toma-Poor Kid Toma, multiple injuries cost him during his first run, lack of communication his second. After flopping big time on his return, with a terrible, confusing bad guy extremist gimmick he has found himself exclusively in jobber territory. With a poor look, bad charisma and no momentum it’s surely a matter of time before SWF choose, once again, to cut there loses.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JackpotJordan.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JackpotJordan.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JackpotJordan.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JackpotJordan.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JackpotJordan.jpg"/></a>Jackpot Jordon-Signed up along with partner Jake Idol early in Roberts tenure as booker in order to boost tag numbers, Jackpot Jordan has yet to really do anything of note. Seemingly quite average across the board, as well as being a lightweight wrestler, both Jordon and Idol have the disadvantage of the fact by the time they finally got called up in January 2014 so many other tag teams had appeared, so they aren’t really needed like they were before. Usually found losing dark matches to people higher up the card who didn’t wrestle on main shows, they aren’t expected to much any time soon.

<a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JakeIdol.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/JakeIdol.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JakeIdol.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/JakeIdol.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo JakeIdol.jpg"/></a>Jake Idol-Slightly bigger than his partner and looks like being a decent brawler, but Idol also doesn’t seem to stand out much, with a generic “cocky” gimmick it’s thought that unless he does manage to improve enough to be worth attempting a singles push with, he will remain a dark tag match jobber.

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

Title History:

World Tag Team

Wk1, March 2012-Wk3, February 2013-The All-Americans (American Machine and Des Davids)-11 title defences

Wk3, February 2013-Wk2, April 2013-Platinum Blondes (Frederique Antonio Garcia and James Prudence)-4 title defences

Wk2, April 2013-Wk2, July 2013-The Awesomeness (Huey Cannonball and Jefferson Stardust)-8 title defences

Wk2, July 2013-Wk2, December 2013-The Amazing Bumfholes (Randy and Zimmy Bumfhole)-14 title defences

Wk2, December 2013-Wk2, January 2014-Captain Atomic & Lobster Warrior (Hero Squad II)-1 title defence

Wk2, January 2014-Wk2, July 2014-The Amazing Bumfholes (randy and Zimmy Bumfhole)-16 title defences

Wk2, July 2014-Present-The Law of the Jungle (Rick Law and Jungle Lord)-0 title defences.

North America

Wk1, November 2012-Wk2, January 2013-Angry Gilmore-2 title defences

Wk2, January 2013-Wk3, May 2013-Eric Eisen-4 title defences

Wk3, May 2013-Wk2, November 2013-Rick Law-9 title defences

Wk2, November 2013-Wk2, March 2014-Des Davids-10 title defences

Wk2, March 2014-Wk2, July 2014-Captain Atomic-5 title defences

Wk2, July 2014-Present-Enforcer Roberts-0 title defences

World Heavyweight

Wk1, July 2012-Wk2, March 2013-Steve Frehley-8 title defences

Wk2, March 2013-Wk2, July 2013-Remo-4 title defences

Wk2, July 2013-Wk2, November 2013-Angry Gilmore-7 title defences

Wk2, November 2013-Wk2, January 2014-Jack Bruce-1 title defence

Wk2, January 2014-Wk2, July 2013-Angry Gilmore-9 title defences

Records:

SWF Top Ten Matches:

10: Angry Gilmore defeated Rocky Golden (SWF Awesome Impact, March 2014) (A)

9: Rich Money defeated Valiant (SWF The Supreme Challenge 34, July 2014) (A)

8: Angry Gilmore defeated Jungle Lord (SWF Supreme TV, May 2014) (A)

7: Angry Gilmore defeated Jack Bruce in a One Hour Iron Man match (SWF Nothing to Lose, February 2014) (A)

6: Jack Bruce defeated Angry Gilmore (SWF Christmas Clash, December 2013) (A*)

5: Angry Gilmore defeated Valiant, Rocky Golden, Jack Bruce, Remo and Rogue in a Steel Cell match (SWF Times of Trouble, June 2014) (A*)

4: Joey Minnesota & Angry Gilmore drew against The Almighty Dollar (SWF Supreme TV, May 2014) (A*)

3: Angry Gilmore & Rogue defeated Valiant & Rocky Golden (SWF Supreme TV, May 2014) (A*)

2: Remo defeated Rocky Golden (SWF Supreme Challenge, July 2014) (A*)

1: Angry Gilmore defeated Valiant (SWF Master of Puppets, May 2014) (A*)

SWF Top Ten Events:

10: SWF Christmas Clash (December 2013) (A)

9: SWF The World is Watching (April 2014) (A)

8: SWF Times of Trouble (June 2014) (A)

7: SWF Supreme TV (May 2014) (A)

6: SWF Nothing to Lose (February 2014) (A*)

5: SWF Awesome Impact 2014 (March 2014) (A*)

4: SWF When Hell Freezes Over (January 2014) (A*)

3: SWF Master of Puppets (May 2014) (A*)

2: SWF The Supreme Challenge 33 (July 2013) (A*)

1: SWF The Supreme Challenge 34 (July 2014) (A*)

2013 Power 500

10: Jack Bruce

9: Joey Minnesota

8: Yoshimi Mushashibo

7: Rich Money

6: Remo Richardson

5: Angry Gilmore

4: Steve DeColt

3: Duane Stone

2: Johnny Bloodstone

1: Sean McFly

Independent Wrestler Of The Year:

Harrison Hash

2013 Tag Team Of The Year:

The Almighty Dollar (Remo Richardson and Rich Money)

Most Improved Company Of The Year:

SWF

Company Of The Year:

SWF

2013 Match of the Year:

Johnny Bloodstone defeated Dan Stone Jr. at NOTBPW Mid Summer Madness (A*)

Card Of The Year:

SWF The Supreme Challenge 33 (A*)

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

<div style="text-align:center;"><a href="<a href="http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SWF_SupremeChallenge.jpg.html" rel="external nofollow">http://s1193.photobucket.com/user/lavelleuk2000/media/SWF_SupremeChallenge.jpg.html"</a> target="_blank"><img src="<a href="http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SWF_SupremeChallenge.jpg" rel="external nofollow">http://i1193.photobucket.com/albums/aa348/lavelleuk2000/SWF_SupremeChallenge.jpg"</a> border="0" alt=" photo SWF_SupremeChallenge.jpg"/></a>

The Supreme Challenge</div>

Peter Michaels: Welcome ladies and gentlemen to the BIGGEST supreme recap of the year! Just 24 hours ago the SWF hosted the biggest wrestling spectacle in the world as it was the 34th annual Supreme Challenge. Last night one of the largest wrestling crowds of all time witnessed one hell of a show, as 75 thousand fans packed themselves into the Sun Valley Parade stadium and they were not disappointed. With a loaded card from top to bottom, as well as celebrity guests, an aesthetically amazing entrance and a live performance from one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time this Supreme Challenge was one that will go down in history as one of the greatest ever, and it all kicked off with one of the greatest matches ever….in the battle of the giants, it was Rocky Golden versus Remo.

<div style="text-align:center;">REMO VS ROCKY GOLDEN</div>

Duane Fry: You’re right about that one Pete, this was one of those matches where the people in attendance will be telling people “I was there” kids telling future grandkids “I was there the day Remo and Golden went one-on-one and 75 thousand fans stood in awe”. Towards the end of this there was no chanting, there was no favourites, there was just the sound of disbelief as these 2 kept kicking out as the fans just watched in just pure awe, shock and concentration. Both Rocky Golden and Remo are what fans would point to if someone said “design the perfect pro wrestler” but last night they showed they aren’t just giants, they are wrestlers! At one point Rocky Golden actually got German Suplexed off the ramp and onto the steel floor, a move no mortal could get up from….and Golden proved he is not a mere mortal. While that gave the momentum to Remo he just couldn’t put Golden away, hitting him with the destroyer at the 17minute mark, and to everyone’s shock Golden kicked out…and that was just the beginning. After going for a 2nd “Destroyer” Golden would come up with the perfect counter, hitting the “Rocky Road” out of nowhere, but he was simply just too beaten down to take advantage, finally getting the cover but Remo kicking out on 1!

From there the match would be more even, and finishers would keep getting hit, this time Remo hitting the Lumbar Puncture which would only get a 2, and following that up with his second Destroyer, but it was following that when we would see one of those spots that will be shown in years to come, as when Remo went for the cover Golden wouldn’t just kick out, he would hold onto Remo, carry him up, lift him over his head and put him in the rack! Sadly, all the moves Golden had been hit with in the match would take its toll as he wouldn’t be able to hold him up there long enough to get the tap out, and as his back gave way, Remo would slip out and hit Golden with a third and final “Destroyer” and would finally pick up the win.

A classic match, and while Remo officially got the 3, the real winners were all the fans in attendance, and all the fans watching at home.

Winner: Remo (A*)

Peter Michaels: That certainly was a match for the ages, and a match I am proud to say I was there to call. Well following that up was the first of our two four-way tag team matches, showing off the depth and talent we have in our tag team division. While it would be impossible to live up to the standards of the previous match, this was still a very good contest, with four teams determined to win on the big stage. It was the Dark Reapers, Platinum Blondes, Zone Out and The Awesomeness.

<div style="text-align:center;">Dark Reapers v Platinum Blondes v Zone Out v The Awesomeness</div>

Duane Fry: Yes, a solid match this Pete, with every team looking to get a win at the Supreme Challenge, something not a lot of people can say, and to show how important it was for once even the Blondes were in a serious mood. Unfortunately they were in there with the Dark Reapers, and the team of Vengeance and Scythe had their usual take no prisoners approach, dominating this one throughout. While the other 3 teams would give it their all the 2 monsters would pick up the academic win after Scythe took out both members of Zone Out with a double choke slam, and Vengeance picked up the win with a Skull Krusher on Huey Cannonball. Impressive win, and this team continues to look like a real threat.

Winners: Dark Reapers (B)

Peter Michaels: Reapers were very impressive there, and Scythe continues to look good, winning his Supreme Challenge debut. Well our next match was a highly anticipated match, or more like a fight really, as “The Dark Destroyer” Steve Frehley took on “Big Money” Brandon James. The past month had seen these 2 fight all over buildings and arenas, and with this being the first time these 2 went one-on-one nobody had any idea who would actually win. Let’s find out who did.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley v Brandon James </div>

Duane Fry: As you say, this was a first time match between these 2, and while opinions were divided on who would get the win I think everyone could see how this match would go, as even before the bell had rung these 2 were going at it. With Brandon making his entrance first, Frehley would just run out, jump in the ring and this 2 big men would start trading blows right away, with Frehleys usual take no prisoners style and Brandon’s usual aggression. Perhaps the smarter fighter of the 2, James would get the edge at the start, ramming Frehley into the steel post after the fight had gone to the outside.

The match would continue to swing both ways, and as everyone knows if you give Frehley an inch he will take a mile, and even a wounded animal can kill a man with one bite, or in this case Steve Frehley can kill a man with one well timed punch! Unfortunately that wasn’t the case last night, as at around the 22 minute Mark Frehley would make a fatal mistake, attempting to run full speed at James in the corner but after 20+ minutes of fighting he just wasn’t quick enough, and James, with cat like agility for a big man, was able to move out the way and hit the “Big Money Move” to get a huge victory over the former SWF world champion

Not an awful lot of wrestling in this one, it was a fast paced brawl which kept the fans entertained, but overall, while a good match, a failed to become a great one. It is, however, always fun to watch 2 heavyweights go at it pound for pound.

Winner: Brandon James (B)

Peter Michaels: Sometimes there is nothing like a good old fashion big man brawl, and this next segment would be nothing like a big man brawl! It’s time for a concert from one of the most popular, entertaining and influential heavy metal groups of all time! Let’s show you the highlights of this….interesting concert.

<div style="text-align:center;">Love Fist Concert</div>

*The band walk out on stage to an amazing reaction, Jezz with his trademark blow up sheep and Willy wearing women’s underwear*

Jezz-AMERICA! Are. You. Ready??? You are about to get….FISTED!!!!!!

*Percy throws down a bottle of “Love Juice” smashing it across the stage*

Percy-WOOOOO! Are there any big birds in the crowd tonight looking for love???

Jezz-PERCY! Will you stop touching yourself! We are live on PPV!

Percy-I can’t help it Jezz, it’s a disease!

Dick-With that thing I saw you with after the Manchester show I’m not surprised you have diseases!

Willy-Will you guys shut the f*%k up! Every F*&%$n’ night the same s*%t, you lot pissing about! It’s time to get down to FIST FURY!!!

Peter Michaels: I can honestly say I saw them things I never hoped to see last night, never, I mean never, turn your back on Percy, and I don’t think BJ O’Neills dog will ever be the same after it’s “meeting” with Jezz…but man do those guys know how to PARTY! I saw the hotel room they stayed at with Jack Bruce this morning, and honestly, no wonder they need to tour the amount of damages they must pay. But let’s face it, who doesn’t own “the number of the breast” and enjoy the classics like “Fist Fury” and “Fist Till Morning”?

Anyway, back to the action! After that kind of performance it would be a tough ask for anyone to follow it up, but six men would have to as it would be time with the 6 pack challenge, with reigning North American champion Captain Atomic defending against 5 other men.

<div style="text-align:center;">Captain Atomic v Lobster Warrior v Turner Crash v Paul Huntington v Des David’s v Enforcer Roberts</div>

Duane Fry: I just want to say, before I talk about that match, what a huge rush it was for me to see love fist live! Believe me, they have some stories to tell about life on the road, and a crazy chauffeur they had up in Vice City. While you wouldn’t want to get too close to any of them, they are great lads and can still put on an amazing show!

Unfortunately all there “antics” on stage would shock the audience, and it would be a bit difficult to pick them back up again, and while the 6 pack match was a decent showing, the crowd just weren’t there. All 6 men worked hard, but with 6 people, 75 thousand fans recovering from on stage masturbation, fighting and drunken rambling, this match never truly got going. A back and forth contest throughout, it did have a highly entertaining ending sequence. First Turner Crash would hit the “Crash Landing” on Enforcer Roberts, then Paul Huntington would hit the “High Society” on Crash, but he’d turn round right into “Shell Fish Shock” but before Lobby could get the win he would also be hit, this time from Des Davids “Touch Down” Davids would then himself be hit with a “Mushroom Cloud” from Captain Atomic, but before he could get the win Roberts would be recovered enough to come in, push Atomic out the win, and steal the victory by pinning Des Davids.

A great victory for the aging Roberts, and the 46 year old becomes the first ever 4 time North America champion over 10 years since winning his third.

Good effort by all 6, but ultimately is was a disappointing match and not the result the fans wanted.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (C+)

Peter Michaels: Big congratulations go out to Roberts on that historic title win, and I think you’ll find he could well be the oldest title holder in SWF history too. Not everyone likes him, but you must respect Enforcer Roberts.

The next match would be yet another highly anticipated match, as the opposites would collide. The rock star lifestyle Jack Bruce leads had angered Rogue, who felt, as a role model, Jack Bruce glorifying smashing up hotel rooms and sleeping around was immoral. While far from a role model himself, Rogue had admitted it was more the hypocrisy in the way the 2 men were seen that annoyed him, and asked of the fans who agreed with him to show their support at The Supreme Challenge….did they Duane?

<div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce v Rogue</div>

Duane Fry: Well Peter, if they did there wasn’t many of them, as from the moment The Who’s classic “My generation” hit this crowd was insane and showed their support for Bruce throughout this one, with Bruce getting perhaps the biggest reaction of the night. Rogue would also get some of the biggest heat of the night too, which think show’s him what people really think of Bruce and himself.

The match itself was a very solid one, although seemed to lack a little something. Both men fought well and hard, and we did see some impressive stuff, with both Bruce and Rogue going to the top rope to hit a moonsault and a senton respectively. After a good 20 minutes the fans were convinced that Rogue had won the match, after hitting the “Crashing On” but Bruce would kick out at 2, and then just 2 minutes later the match was over, when Rogue took just a few seconds out to mock Bruce, and as always those seconds were all Bruce needed to hit a “New York Minute” and pick up the win for himself, and his fans.

At last year’s Supreme Challenge Bruce was involved in a show stealer with Rich Money, but his involvement this year wouldn’t quite be as impressive. A good solid match, but one that wasn’t high up in the pecking order at this year’s event and kind of got lost in the shuffle.

Winner: Jack Bruce (B)

Peter Michaels: Well there you have it, the fans still love Jack Bruce and it’s not hard to see why, truly one of the most charismatic wrestlers of all time.

The next match would the second of the four team tag team matches, this time for the tag titles and The Amazing Bumfholes would defend the belts against the teams of Law of The Jungle, Cali Dragons and The Non-Conformists. The Bumfholes have held the titles for 7 months, and won the belts at last year’s Supreme Challenge. Could they be victorious 2 years in a row?

<div style="text-align:center;">The Amazing Bumfholes v Law of the Jungle v The Cali Dragons v The Non-Conformists</div>

Duane Fry: Just like earlier in the night this match proved that the current SWF roster has the greatest tag team division pro wrestling has ever seen. With 4 teams already wrestling, as well as others such as the 937lbs Express and The Sons Of Sam not even on the card this match was stacked with top talent. The Amazing Bumfholes showed why they have risen so far up the card, with some amazing flashiness and some great wrestling, but also showed why they are so hated, while they are certainly good looking and charismatic the problem is they know it, stopping to show-off and play to the crowd at any opportunity, something you simply cannot do in a 4 team environment,. That was proven a few times, first after a great split-legged moonsault by Zimmy he chose to look smug at the crowd, allowing Mikey James to hit him with a springboard dropkick, and then later after a double suplex by the Bumfholes on Rick Law they delayed too much to congratulate themselves which allowed Jungle Jack to come in, and in typical Jack fashion there was no flair, no show boating, he just came in and cleaned house on the 2 flash brothers.

The Non-Conformists played there part too, the “mentor” of the 2 McClean attempting to play the match smartly, picking and choosing the teams involvement wisely, attacking while men were down, staying out when stronger, fresher competitors were in, allowing the other 3 sides to wear themselves out. DuBois for the large part would follow suit, but occasionally his own cockiness would get the better of him and he would tag in sooner than McClean would like. Law of the Jungle would have the opposite approach, with both men looking to get as involved as possible, in particular Jungle Jack, of course, who seemed even more fired up than usual, and didn’t hesitate to get involved even if taking on a tag team by himself.

Ultimately it was Law of the Jungles approach that paid off, when after a very fast paced, all action 12 minutes they would pick up the win, both men taking out the Non-Conformists on the outside, after getting fed up of their tactics one can only assume, before Rick Law would tag himself in off the back of Frankie Perez, Jungle Jack would then rush across, taking out Mikey James on the apron as Law would hit the Long Arm Of The Law on Randy Bumfhole, and as Jungle Jack would stop Zimmy Bumfhole breaking it up, Law would get the win for his team, and Law of the Jungle would claim their first tag team title reign.

Really good match again from the tag division, an impressive outing for all 4 teams.

Winners: Law of the Jungle (B)

Peter Michaels: So a second title change of the night, would al 3 titles change hands on one night? We’ll find out after this next match as it’s semi main event time! In a match based on classism Rich Money would take on the patriot Valiant. With Valiant believing in right and wrong and the American way, Money has said he will prove the American way is a lie, a thing of the past, and that big business runs America now. With Valiant representing the USA once again, this time against a deluded one of our own could he shut the loud mouth up? Or would Money be proved right?

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant v Rich Money</div>

Duane Fry: Just from the entrances you could see the difference in these 2 men’s approach, with Money coming out to flashing lights and lasers in his trademark black BMW to the music “Money Money Money (remix)” by Outsidaz, and Valiant coming out to Rick Derringers “Real American” and jeering up the crowd, slapping kids and adults hands on the way to the ring. A real fan favourite and man of the people, Valiant still looked pumped up, and you could tell he was ready for this match. Below all the rivalry, the bad blood and anger this was still a match Valiant needed to win, he has had a big match victory against Remo before, but “The Patriot” still hasn’t been able to show consistently they he can hang with and defeat the big boys of the promotion.

Valiant would start of very strongly though, taking down Money with his trademark shoulder tackles, and Money would continually try to get to the outside for a breather, but each time Valiant would go out to meet him and roll him back in. It would be that tactic, after 5-7 minutes of Valiant dominance however that would turn the tide for Money. On this occasion Valiant would Roll Money back in, but as Valiant attempted to get back in the ring himself Money would greet him with an elbow drop to the back of the neck, and would continue to target that area for most of the match, using headlocks to slow the pace down when needed, as well as neckbreakers, and at around the 17minute mark a piledriver for a very close 2 count.

Money didn’t have all the offence though, it was a very even contest, and while Valliant’s neck was getting worked on the clean cut superstar would still mount his own offense, mainly with strikes and basic suplex’s, and while he isn’t quite the technician Money is he could more than hold his own when it came to brawling.

This match went to the 30minute mark, but there were many times it looked like it was over, the afore mentioned piledriver on 17minutes, a great counter into a roll-up by Valiant a few minutes after that, and then shortly after that when Rich Money hit the “Money In The Bank” but Valiant somehow kicked out. Unfortunately after doing so he was quickly put in the ”Bank Roll” but that’s when Valiant showed why he has risen so far in SWF, he guts and pride not only managing not to tap out, but doing so for almost a minute in the move. He then proved it further by after getting to the ropes and Money being distracted arguing with the ref, he popped up and hit a hell of a “Patriot Missile” unfortunately the damage had been done to him, and he couldn’t immediately cover, allowing Money the time to get his breath back and kick out by the time he did.

Then came the BS ending, with the match still very even, and both men tiring, Valiant went for a second Patriot Missile, but like a coward Money would use the ref as a shield, and in the confusion, with Valiant stopping in his tracks and the ref cowering, understandably so, Money would kick Valiant between the legs, spin him round and hit a second Money In The Bank” and that would finally be enough to keep Valiant down.

A fantastic match, and a fantastic effort by Valiant, but the wiliness’ and experience of Money showed, and while Valliant’s stock continues to rise he unfortunately was not able to put this one away. He’ll be back though, but on this night it was Rich Money who picked up a huge win.

Winner: Rich Money (A)

Peter Michaels: What an awful way to end such a great match. Valiant deserved better than that, but that’s what Rich Money does best. I know here in SWF winning is what’s important, and while I don’t respect Money’s “Win at all costs” mentally I certainly understand it, and it’s he who now takes the winner’s purse, and that’s a huge purse at The Supreme Challenge, and I’m sure that’s more important to him than my, or anyone’s, respect.

Well, ladies and gentle, this next match is the biggest wrestling match of the year, and the most important match in wrestling history…it’s the main event of The Supreme Challenge! Wrestlers have become legends just by competing in this match, and hall of fame careers have been formed. Some of the most historic wrestlers in history have competed in the main event of Supreme Challenge, but even some hall of famers haven’t been able to lay claim to that. From true old-school greats like Micky Starr, Sam Strong and Rip Chord to modern legends like Sam Keith, Sean McFly and Christian Faith, to compete in this match is the highlight of anyone of those careers, and I’m sure Joey Minnesota and Angry Gilmore feel the same. Last year Gilmore came in to Supreme Challenge looking to take the world heavyweight title, this year he looks to defend it. Having spent 10 of the last 12 months as champion it has been a fantastic year for Gilmore, but Minnesota has made an amazing impact in his time in the Supreme Wrestling Federation, and he was ready to win his first world title in our company. Would he? And would we have a modern classic on our hands?

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota v Angry Gilmore</div>

Duane Fry: On a card that featured the Rocky v Remo match, the Love Fist concert, Valiant and Rich money to name a few and on a card that goes 4 hours it was always going to be hard for the last match to quite live up to the billing, but despite that this one still came close. While maybe not becoming a classic in content, it was only the 2nd match in The Supreme Challenge history to go past the hour mark, I got this one finishing at 60minutes and 47 seconds. The length of the match was a true testament to just how even these 2 competitors were, and how much winning the match meant to them.

With both competitors being great all-rounder’s, although Gilmore being the slightly more flashy of the 2, it was no surprise that the match started off a little slow, with both competitors feeling each other out, and that’s pretty much how the first 10 minutes went, with every move hit meaning something, and counters, and counters to counters a plenty. Gilmore was able to score a few good takedown, but Minnesota always seemed to have an answer to any submission he would then try to put on, while at the same time Minnesota was able to get a few good arm drags as well as the first “big” move of the match, a stiff dropkick to the jaw which send Gilmore to the outside. Very strong start by both men, which had the crowd in the palm of their hands.

Towards the 10-15 minute mark things had started to get a bit more fast paced, with takedowns and arm drags being replaced by a lot of brawling, and again the match stayed even for a long time, but eventually Minnesota did start to take over, gaining momentum. Gilmore tried to counter this by going to the outside to breath but Minnesota was all over him, not giving him a moments rest. Eventually it was Gilmores turn to take over though after a thumb to the eye, and at around 15 minutes we had our first near fall when Gilmore would again go for the eyes, this time an eye rake, and hit a great brainbuster on Minnesota for a 2 count. The damage had been done through and for the next 5 minutes Gilmore would continue to methodically beat down Joey and just past the half hour mark Gilmore would hit “Anger Management” but again only for a 2, to the relief of the crowd.

Despite taking 2 such devastating manoeuvres Minnesota would continue to hold his own as once again the match would become more technical, Minnesota would start working over the legs and knees of Gilmore, and Gilmore going after the back of Minnesota, as well as attempting headlocks any time Joey looked like getting too much going. However, the first real mistake by either men was actually, surprisingly, made by the experienced Gilmore as he took too long on the top rope and that would allow Minnesota to get up and hit a perfect top rope superplex, only for a 2 count. By this point we’d gone over 40minutes, and the match was starting to slow down, and so were the competitors. It was starting to look like it could just take any sudden move to win the match, close calls for Gilmore from a superkick and a diving headbutt were match by Minnesota first after a bridging german suplex, a move he’s used before in big matches, but then more surprisingly using a northern lights suplex, a move I don’t recall ever seeing him use, which just showed he was looking to use any move he could think of which might get him the quick 3. Both men also looked to use roll-ups and flash pins to steal it, but that wasn’t to be.

Then came a very frantic final 10 minutes. First, on the 50 minute mark, Gilmore would hit Anger Management a second time, and like the 75 thousand fans in attendance, I thought the match was over, but Minnesota kicked out at 2 and 3 quarters. He was down, he was hurt, he was tired and Gilmore smelled blood, and would go to the top rope and hit a perfect sky high elbow but once again to the amazing of the fans, and one of the biggest pops I have heard in my life, Joey would miraculously kick out again. That is when Gilmore would make his second mistake. Showing signs of his old self, Gilmore would snap, punching the mat and screaming at the ref, wasting time at such an important time. He would then go to the top rope again, but that mistake would cost him, as his second sky high elbow would miss, Minnesota rolling out the way, jumping up, he would then grab Gilmore and through pure adrenaline manage to hit “Empire Spiral”. It would only get 2. That would be because Joey was so damaged, so beaten and bruised it would take a good 10 seconds before he could make the cover, just enough time for Gilmore to get his money back.

Closing in on an hour, the fans to a man stood up, the noise electric both men would slowly get to their feet and in a move seen a thousand times before but never quite so meaningful the 2 would trade stiff blows. Back and forth the 2 would throw wild haymakers…until Gilmore hit the move that would lead to the end of the match, his patented superkick. A move that has seen a desperate Gilmore steal many tight matches….but not this time. He would hit the superkick perfectly, and Minnesota would fall backwards…and for the 2nd time tonight a move so insane would be hit that you know it will be shown time and time again…Minnesota would fall INTO the 2nd rope and bounce right back up, using the momentum to launch himself into the most hellacious clothesline I have seen by a middleweight in many years, to a hellacious noise I don’t think I have EVER heard before, and Gilmore would go down. Minnesota wouldn’t be done though, obviously sending it was his time he would lift Gilmore up and hit the Minnesota salute!

And that was that. 60 minutes of intensity, an hour of pain, a match that pushed 2 men to their very limits….and a legend was born. Winning his first SWF World Heavyweight title, and doing so in the main event of The Supreme Challenge Joey Minnesota has made it so his name will go down in history. Nights like that create legends, they form legacies, and one can only image that the legacy Joey Minnesota is forming is only just begging. A fantastic competitor and a true champion Minnesota would shed tears as he held the title in his arms…Minnesota would shed tears as he held HIS title in his arms….and you cannot say this man did not deserve it!

Truly a great match, and while not quite an all-time classic in terms of quality, it is a match that will go down in history due to its length and the outcome, and great way to end one of the greatest events in wrestling history.

Winner: Joey Minnesota (A)

Peter Michaels: Massive congratulations are in order for Joey Minnesota, it’s not easy to go an hour in this business but if you are going to be in the elite of the industry you have to prepare for that happening at any given time, and no one puts in more work and preparation than Joey Minnesota. The higher ups in the company may not always like the rebel but I for one am proud to be a part of a company that he is now representing.

Last night truly was one of the greatest nights in the history of our sport, with 3 title changes, 2 fantastic matches and an all-time classic that show can be considered an absolute success! From myself and Duane Fry I end this I say good night, and see you again soon as next time we will be welcoming our new champion…. Joey Minnesota!

Overall Show Rating: A*

Quick Results:

Remo Def. Rocky Golden (A*)

Reapers Of Death Def. Platinum Blondes, The Awesomeness, Zone Out (B)

Brandon James Def. Steve Frehley (B)

Enforcer Roberts Def. Captain Atomic, Lobster Warrior, Paul Huntington, Des Davids, Turner Crash (C+)

Jack Bruce Def. Rogue (B)

Law Of The Jungle Def. The Cali Dragons, The Amazing Bumfholes, The Non-Conformists (B)

Rich Money Def. Valiant (A)

Joey Minnesota Def. Angry Gilmore (A)

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

Peter Michaels: Ladies and gentlemen welcome to supreme recap, I’m your host Peter Michaels. It’s always an interesting time in SWF after The Supreme Challenge, with wrestlers determined to stand out and be noticed, and with a new champion too this was set to be an interesting show, and it started with the new champion Joey Minnesota.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota’s Title Celebration Highlights</div>

(Joey Minnesota’s music hits to a huge ovation and he comes out accompanied by Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden (bandaged and limping), as confetti falls from the rafters. They take in the reaction of the crowd for a while before Jack Bruce picks up a mic)

Jack Bruce: It gives me great pleasure to introduce you all to YOUR new world heavyweight champion!!! Before I hand the mic over to him I just want to say a few words. Now you all know Jack Bruce likes to party (crowd cheers) but tonight I’m going to get a little serious for a moment, but I promise you that won’t last. I’ve known Minnesota a long time, and the guy has always reminded me of a young…not too young…but slightly younger…hell maybe even the same age…if not actually an older version of myself (Minnesota is seen laughing off to the side) this guy has always had the attitude, determination and the BALLS to get to the top of the wrestling industry, and I was proud to see him accomplish that last night! The guy takes no s**t and, again, just like a guy I know he took exactly what he wanted last night.

(Rocky Golden takes the mic)

Rocky Golden: Unlike Bruce, Minnesota and I have not always got along…I know, shocking right? We’ve had our problems in “other” companies (crowd boo’s) but the one thing I have always had is respect for him. Respect for his heart, his passion and his talent, and I was not at all surprised to see him capture the SWF world title, because one thing I have learnt over the years is when Joey wants something, Joey gets it!

(Rocky hands the mic over to Joey Minnesota)

Joey Minnesota: WHOOOOO! (Crowd whooos) It’s been a crazy couple of years! I was at the top of a great company (crowd boo’s and Joey smiles) I know I know, but I was, and I was doing pretty damn well for myself too, winning world titles, making decent money, getting respect from my peers….but ever since my early DAVE days (crowd this time cheers and small “DAVE” chant breaks out) I have had one dream, one ambition….to go down as one of the greatest who ever laced up his boots. I had wrestled some legends, some of the best, but everyone knows to be looked at as one of the best, to become a legend, there is one company you have to go to, to be one of the best you have to wrestle in the past company, to become a member of the Hall Of Immortals you have to compete in the Supreme Wrestling Federation! So I jumped ship, I moved to the rival company, I went in that dressing room and I knew I had to prove myself, when you jump ship you always have to. The wrestlers want to make an example of you, the higher ups are just waiting for you to make a mistake, so I did what I had to do, prison rules….I got right in the face of the biggest guy there, on my very first appearance I not only attacked Marat Khoklov I DEFEATED Marat Khoklov! So right away I get this reputation, I get called a “rebel” the “renegade” I get a reputation as a man who does things his own way….and let me tell you something, they’re right! I do things my way and look where it gets me, I am the WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION! I main evented at The Supreme Challenge, I am becoming a legend….and you fans have backed me the whole time! You took to me right away and that has helped drive me on, helped me…..

(Minnesota gets interrupted by ex. world champion Angry Gilmore’s music, who comes out with Rich Money and Brandon James to a chorus of boo’s)

Angry Gilmore: Will you PLEASE shut the hell up!!! My god, if I had to listen any longer I might have gone crazy! Blah blah blah blah BLARGH!!! I thought once you told us your life story you’d stop but then you started with the obligatory fan pandering and Jesus, I just couldn’t take it anymore!

(Rich Money puts his arm on Gilmore’s shoulder to calm him down)

Rich Money: I believe what Mr. Gilmore is trying to say is we did not care for your little speech, yes you’re a “rebel” and we think that’s adorable, but unfortunately this is the real world, and in life, just like in business, no rebel lasts, you all get taken down eventually. Intelligence will outdo a rebellious attitude every time.

Jack Bruce: I REALLY hate you Money! You say rebels get taken down, well how long have you been trying to take me down and I’m still here baby!

Emma Chase: Who do you think you are calling baby? Just because you seem to think nothing is serious, that life’s a party, that does not make it so, whether you like it or not we are having a business meeting right now…

Joey Minnesota: A business meeting?

Rich Money: That’s right Joey, you figured that all out by yourself! And it only took somebody saying it to your face, you so clever! What the lovely Miss Chase was trying to say before she was so rudely interrupted is we have a match tonight, the 3 of us…the 3 being myself, Mr. Gilmore and Mr. James, we wouldn’t allow such a beautiful creature as Miss Chase to get in the ring with the likes of you now would we? (Emma Chase pretends to be bashful and smiles)

Rocky Golden: I’d like to get in *her* ring, am I right boys? (Rocky does an over the top grin puts his hand up for a high 5 as Minnesota and Bruce laugh and groan at the awful joke, Emma Chase looks furious)

Angry Gilmore: THIS IS WHO OUR NEW CHAMPION IS?? I MAN WHO HANGS OUT WITH SUCH VULGUR ANIMALS!???

Peter Michaels: A shocking gag, but a serious situation as the main event for the night would eventually be made, after more fighting, as it was announced it would be new champion Joey Minnesota teaming up with Rocky Golden and Jack Bruce in order to take on the team of ex-champion Angry Gilmore, Rich Money and Brandon James.

Before then though we’d have a first 2 matches of the night, as Primus Allen would take on Bart Biggins and before that the Reapers of Death would face the team of Modern Texans, over to you Duane.

Modern Texans v Reapers Of Death

Duane Fry: Thank you Peter, yes it was a very mouth-watering opening match as the giant big heavyweights of Vengeance and Scythe would take a team with a still unproven heavyweight in Marshall Dillon and a great up and coming, yet lightweight wrestling in KC Glenn. As you would expect it was the Reapers of Death who would dominate this one, but it wasn’t completely one sided, with Glenn’s amazing high flying antics able to catch the much slower Vengeance out at times, and Marshall Dillon would get in quite a few good shots too. Ultimately though the Reapers would prove to be too strong for them, as they have been for most teams they have faced in the last year or so, with Vengeance eventually hitting the Skull Krusher on Marshall Dillon for the win.

Solid opener though, with Scythe and KC Glenn looking like amazing prospects for the future.

Winners: Reapers of Death (B-)

<div style="text-align:center;">Bart Biggins v Primus Allen</div>

Duane Fry: The Primus Allen-Bart Biggins affair would be a lot more straight forward, as the “one man militia” would finish Bart off in furious fashion, just going right at him straight of the block, and while Bart would attempt a couple of fight backs it was more due to Allen having fun with him than Biggins ever really looking like winning this one. Allen would, eventually, put Biggins out of his misery with a running powerslam.

Winner: Primus Allen (C-)

Peter Michaels: Well that wouldn’t be the end of Allens night, as he would pick up the mic after his match and address the crowd, this is the first time we have heard Allen talk, what would he have to say? I apologise for any of the language used, and assure you these are the thoughts and opinions of one man, not SWF as a whole.

<div style="text-align:center;">Primus Allen Rant Highlights</div>

Primus Allen: Who here wants to know what’s up with America? No? Nobody wants the truth? Nobody wants to hear how, after over 200 years of blacks being “free” we are still being held down? How we still have to work twice as hard to get half the opportunities white people with quarter of our talent get? Hey, you booing me? Is that because you disagree, or because you are struggling with the maths? Yo, let me give you some home truths, see to “uncle Sam” a *BLEEP*with knowledge will always be more dangerous than a “BLEEP* with a gun, that’s why they make guns easy to get and try to keep *BLEEP* dumb! Last night I watched the biggest wrestling event of the year….yes watched! Where was Primus Allen on the card? Week after week I destroy you white boys and yet at the biggest pay day of the year there is nothing for me to do? Something ain’t right y’all!

(Valiants music hits to great reaction)

Valiant: You seem a bit all over the place there Allen, are you slagging off America? Are you mad at SWF? Or are you just making excuses?

Primus Allen: Excuses? Who the hell are you to…

Valiant: Who am I? You said you were watching last night, you tell me, did you not see me wrestling in the semi-main event of The Supreme Challenge last night?

Primus Allen: I did see that and what colour are you again? And your opponent? And the 2 guys in the main event? Correct me if I’m wrong, as you all look alike to me, but weren’t you that guy who LOST in the semi-main event?

Valiant: Let me tell you something, in this company and this country it is not about colour, the most talented will always rise to the top! You want chances? You want top billing? You go out and earn it!

Peter Michaels: The 2 would continue to disagree, before Valiant would challenge Allen, who says he’ll take that opportunity on PPV, apparently looking for big bucks. I do again apologise for Allen’s language and attitude, but if anyone can shut him up it is Valiant.

Well after his surprise North American title win Enforcer Roberts told everyone backstage he’d defend his title as much as he could as it may be his last ever championship. His first title defence would be against the young Ernest Youngman.

<div style="text-align:center;">Ernest Youngman v Enforcer Roberts</div>

Duane Fry: As we always expect from Roberts and as we are coming to expect from Ernest this was a very solid technical affair, lots of chain wrestling, mat wrestling some good submission wrestling too. Not a lot of brawling or fighting in this one, which a lot of our fans like to see, or much flash or sizzle, and therefore never really got the fans going, as a quiet crowd were happy to just clap the occasional innovative counter. Ernest had a good showing, but the experience of Roberts made sure the title never looked like changing hands, eventually locking in his R.C.T. submission for the tap out win.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts ©

Peter Michaels: Solid outing for Youngman, if ultimately disappointing ending for him. Well after the match SWF would have our own mystery when Rick Law would make a startling discovery backstage.

<div style="text-align:center;">Rick Laws Discovery</div>

(Rick Law is walking backstage when he turns a corner and finds The awesomeness laid out unconscious on the floor)

Rick Law: Somebody! Get some help down here! (he checks on their condition) don’t worry guys, everything’s going to be ok!

(Medics check on The Awesomeness and they start to come round)

Rick Law: Everythings going to be ok, I promise, do you know who did this to you?

Jefferson Stardust: No idea, we were just discussing the match when I was attacked from behind…

Huey Cannonball: Same here, didn’t see or hear it coming at all!

Medic: We’ll have to take them to hospital to be checked out

Rick Law: Well don’t you 2 worry, we’ll find out who did this to you.

Jefferson: You’re going to call the cops?

Rick Law: Even better (camera zooms in on Rick Laws face, staring off into the distance) I’m going to call….the Hero Squad

(In the background) Huey: Seriously, can’t you just call the cops…..

Jefferson: Please….?

Peter Michaels: Don’t worry guys, the hero squads on the case….

Well because of that attack the scheduled match of The Awesomeness, Zone Out, Non-Conformists and Violent Conduct would have to be changed on the fly, with Sons Of Sam getting a bit opportunity to earn a title shot against Law of The Jungle. With SWF boasting the greatest tag division in wrestling which team would earn the right to wrestle for the tag team title.

<div style="text-align:center;">Sons Of San v Zone Out v Violent Conduct v Non-Conformists</div>

Duane Fry: You’re right about that, this was a fantastic opportunity for these teams, and sadly that seemed to affect their performance as this match ended up being slightly disappointing. With Marc DuBois and Squeeky McClean looking strong throughout that made it so neither of the other teams could really get going, and made it so it was a bit of a let-down. Don’t get me wrong, this wasn’t a bad match, and the youngsters of the match, Greg Gauge, Matthew Keith and Spencer Spade all looked good, and Remmy Skye hit some great flashy moves, but overall it was a solid, forgettable bout.

As I said it was the Non-Conformists who looked strongest in this one, but it was actually the surprise last minute additions who picked up the victory, as Matthew Keith would pick up the victory over Spencer Spade when Matthew would get on the proton lock after Greg Gauge would dump John Greed outside with a dropkick.

Winners: Sons Of Sam ©

Peter Michaels: Well the match wasn’t as good as I was expecting, but big congratulation to Sam Keith’s boys, I’m sure he’s very proud of them earning their first title shot just 2 months after starting to team together.

<div style="text-align:center;">Captain Atomic v Akima Brave</div>

Duane Fry: Well if the last match was disappointing this next one would be slightly better than expected. While far from a classic Captain Atomic and Akima Brave would put on a very entertaining, if short, match. While Atomic would be in control most the match Braves determination and willingness to use his own body as a weapon would make this entertaining, with Atomic knocking him down with big shoulder blocks and clotheslines, but Brave using sentons, crossbodys and at one point just throwing his whole body at Atomic in the corner.

Decent match, but with the expected result, Atomic hitting the Mushroom cloud for the win.

Winner: Captain Atomic (C+)

Peter Michael: Yes an entertaining match, and Atomic continues to show everyone his abilities. Well after his defeat at The Supreme Challenge Steve Frehley would request some time to address the SWF fans. A man who usually lets his actions do the talking for him, Frehley would end up having an old rivalry start back up…

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley Interview</div>

Steve Frehley: I’ve had a mixed time of it this year, losing to Vengeance, but then beating Rich Money, before losing to Angry Gilmore, then giving Scythe his first defeat here in SWF, before losing again, this time to Brandon James on the grand stage. Losing at The Supreme Challenge is never easy to take, but what’s worse is that it has been over a year since I held the SWF title, and…

(Camera zooms out and we see Remo by Frehley’s side, and the 2 stare each other down)

Remo: Don’t let me stop you Steve, I believe you were about to talk about the man who took that title from you, the man who always beats you! The man who

(Frehley punches Remo straight in the face and the 2 lock up, rolling all around the floor trading blows before a whole host of officials run in to try and split them up)

Peter Michaels: Well, it’s been over a year since we saw those 2 fight, and to be honest I’m surprised it’s been that long, those 2 HATE each other, and something tells me that one is not over.

<div style="text-align:center;">Jungle Lord v Kid Toma</div>

Duane Fry: After Captain Atomic defeated Akima Brave earlier in the night his fellow Hero Squad member Jungle Lord would take on Akima Brave’s tag partner Kid Toma. Another surprisingly decent, if quick match, it followed the same kind of style, the smash mount aggressive all-out attack style of Jungle Lord, and the never say die attitude of the smaller Toma. Like Akima, Toma wouldn’t be afraid to get hurt, and everyone knows Jungle Lord is the same. It was fast paced, hard hitting, but not too long, with Jungle Lord getting the not too surprising victory with the Jungle-Jack Hammer.

Winner: Jungle Lord (C+)

Peter Michaels: Impressive outing once again for Jungle Lord. But now for something a little different….

<div style="text-align:center;">Blondes On The Town</div>

(Camera cuts to James Prudence and Frederique Antonio Garcia in a hotel room, getting ready for a night out)

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Ladies lock up your daughters the boys are out on the town!

James Prudence: (looking at himself in the mirror) oh I look hot tonight! I have a good feeling today, it’s going to be a great night.

Frederique Antonio Garcia: (To camera) our friend James is looking to have a night of heterosexual love making tonight (Frederique Antonio Garcia giggles)

James Prudence: You know, you can just call it love making…or sex….

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Hmmm?

Cameraman: (To Frederique Antonio Garcia) so are you not looking tonight?

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Sadly, no, I have unfortunately been made inactive on the dating scene, and will be merely cheering the boys on from the side lines. I will however be enjoying the role of “wingman” and even if that means taking a chubby, I’ll suck it up!

(James Prudence looks at him questionably)

(We see them later on at the club James Prudence is talking to an attractive woman and Frederique Antonio Garcia her friend, who looks bored)

Frederique Antonio Garcia: …and it was in “funny girl” that Streisand really peeked, she was magnificent, but of course my favourite role of hers….

(James Prudence gets slapped and a drink thrown in his face)

James Prudence: *beeping* lesbian!

(Other woman walks off too)

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Oh thank you very much, I finally have a good time with a woman in a club and you ruin it.

James Prudence: I haven’t got time for these teases, I need a real woman!

(Frederique Antonio Garcia looks at his empty glass)

Frederique Antonio Garcia: And I need another appletini!

(We see the Blondes in the back of a taxi, alone)

James Prudence: Screw this! Taxi, take me to the red light district!

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Red light district? Why on earth would you want to go there?

James Prudence: …..sex Frederique.

(Frederique Antonio Garcia blushes)

Frederique Antonio Garcia: Not right now, there’s a camera on us…

(James Prudence looks at him oddly as we fade to black)

Peter Michaels: You know, for a tag team they don’t always seem to be on the same page, or even act like they play for the same team…if you get my drift.

Well our next match was the surprise of the night, almost stealing the show tonight. It was tag team action as The Amazing Bumfholes took on Rich and Famous.

<div style="text-align:center;">The Amazing Bumfholes v Rich And Famous</div>

Duane Fry: You got that right Peter! I don’t think anyone, even the competitors, expected this match to be as good as it was. With the Bumfholes being hated, and Rich and Famous being mildly disliked at best the fans going into this match had no one to cheer, but by the end both teams were getting cheers. With insanely fast paced action, the referee pretty much from the start had a tough job keeping up with who was and wasn’t the legal man, and just couldn’t keep the illegal men out the ring when it came to double teams and breaking up pins.

Lots of innovative spots in this one too, with double powerbombs, a great double clothesline spot, with one clotheslining the front as the other clotheslined the back of Zimmy Bumfhole, and double middlerope DDT Rich and Famous had what could be a breakout performance here, and I’m sure the higher ups watching this might be more willing to give them some opportunities after seeing this.

However, while they were very impressive, it was still the Bumfholes who looked strongest, with some amazing high flying and technical wrestling, as well as their massive charisma, and while Rich and Famous would do better than most expected the Bumfholes still came out on top, winning with the double Bumfhole in one. Took them longer than people may have expected though, and a great match too!

Winners: The Amazing Bumfhole (B+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Frankie Perez v Des Davids</div>

Duane Fry: Another solid match, although the previous match overshadowed it. Both competitors looked solid, but it was the ending that surprised most people, with a mystery woman coming out the crowd to push Frankie Perez off the top rope, which allowed Des Davids to hit the Touch Down for the 3 count. After the match we’d find out who that woman was…

Winner: Des Davids (C+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Des Davids Introduces His Girlfriend</div>

(Davids has his arm round the mystery woman, before the too kiss passionately to the boos of the crowd)

Des Davids: Listen up people, I want to introduce you now to the most beautiful woman to have ever stepped foot in the SWF, and in my unbiased opinion the sexiest, most classy woman alive…and my girlfriend Phoebe Plumridge.

Phoebe Plumridge: (With an English accent) You know, they say behind ever good man there is a great woman, well I am going to turn my man into a great man…which I guess makes me an amazing woman! (She puts her arm on Davids shoulder) with my help I will turn my man into a superstar…and he will do it all for me, because what Phoebe Plumridge wants…

Des Davids: Phoebe Plumridge gets!

(The 2 kiss again as we go to commercial)

Peter Michaels: Beautiful woman is right, but boy does she seem to know it. Well it’s semi-main event time next, on paper it looks like a really good matchup, as Rogue would take on Lobster Warrior, 2 very different personalities in this one, how would it play out?

<div style="text-align:center;">Lobster Warrior v Rogue</div>

Duane Fry: Well it would be a decent match, but sadly it would fail to leave up to the standards I think a lot of people expected, as the 2 of them seemed to have some chemistry issues. That said it was still decent, with the fun loving Lobster Warrior having a good time, playing to the crowd and having fun, and the nasty Rogue continually taking short cuts and using cheap tactics. So the antics were good, Lobby going after Rogue with his claws was fun, Rogue pulling tights, or lobster suits, and holding ropes for leverage, and because of this the 2 of them really did get the crowd going.

As for the match itself it was a bit forgettable in the end, with Rogue picking up the victory with a rollup and using the ropes.

Winner: Rogue (B-)

Peter Michaels: Well its main event time, and what a main event it should be, a huge six-man tag match between 6 of the best in the business.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota, Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden v Brandon James, Rich Money And Angry Gilmore</div>

Duane Fry: This was intriguing match as the face team had a flawless game plan, great team work and were completely on the same page, whereas the team of Money, James and Gilmore seemed to be reading from a different script each. With Money trying to wrestle smart, pick their spots, isolate the man, Gilmore just wanted to fight as usual, and Brandon James just didn’t want to work with either man. Twice during this match Money attempted a double tea move with James, and both times was ignored, much to Emma Chas’s annoyance.

So because of their lack of cohesion it allowed the face team to control a lot of the early going, with Minnesota and Bruce hitting some lovely spots like double dropkicks, frequent tags, and really it was those 2 doing most the work, with Rocky Golden coming in any time the heels looked like getting an advantage, but it was the eventual tag by Gilmore, after a lengthy attack on him, to Brandon James which got things moving in a different direction, with James looking hugely impressive in this one, taking out Rocky golden with a big boot to the face which took a hell of a lot of agility, as well as hitting Bruce with a running powerslam and a great, powerful powerbomb on Joey Minnesota. Minnesota would eventually get back in the match though when Money tagged himself back in James would react furiously, shoving Money straight into Minnesota who would hit the Empire Spiral on Money, but with Brandon still in the ring he was able to pick up Money, throw him into the corner and allow Gilmore to get back in.

The ending was an interesting one to, as Rich Money would get taken out again, this time Rocky Golden hitting the Rocky Road, but Brandon James had already tagged in blindly, and James would run in with a massive clothesline, and as Rocky Golden fell backwards Joey Minnesota would get what he believed was a blind tag, and sringboard into the ring at James, going for a clothesline, but James would catch him in mid-air, and nail him with a great Brandon Bomb Drop, and with Bruce down on the outside brawling with Angry Gilmore Brandon James would pick up a clean victory over the new world champion in his first match since winning the title. Not the start Minnesota wanted but a fantastic victory for Brandon James.

That wouldn’t be the end of the story though, as things got even more interesting after the match, which we shall show you in a second, but this was another fantastic main event by SWF, with huge title match implications.

Winners: Brandon James, Rich Money and Angry Gilmore (A)

<div style="text-align:center;">Post-Match Handshake</div>

(Brandon James is being congratulated by Money and Gilmore, but seems disinterested by both. Chase runs in and congratulates him, but is only met by a half-hearted nod, Brandon James is all business tonight. As the four go to leave Bruce and Golden help Minnesota up, who seems dazed, but he walks over to James to stop him leaving the ring, and the 2 stare each other down. As Chase tries to get James to leave Joey Minnesota extends his arm, offering his hand to James. Emma Chase gets in his face screaming at him, but Joey doesn’t take his eyes off Brandon for a second…and after a big pause Brandon James shakes the hand of Joey Minnesota. Emma Chase looks furious, and James gives Minnesota a nod, and finally leaves the ring.)

Peter Michaels: Not something I ever thought I’d see from Brandon James, and from the looks of things Emma Chase didn’t either! Great main event though, and you have to wonder what that means for Brandon James after he got a victory over the world champion, something that doesn’t get said too often here in SWF.

Very good show this week, and we hope you enjoyed it too. From us here at supreme recap we said good night, and we hope to see you again next week!

Quick Results:

Joey Minnesota Title Celebration (A)

Reapers Of Death Def. Modern Texans At 11.46 (B-)

Primus Allen Def. Bart Biggins At 5.55 (C-)

Allen Promo Interupted By Valiant (B-)

Enforcer Roberts Def. Ernest Youngman At 10.34 ©

Rick Law Finds The Awesomeness Unconscious (C+)

Sons Of Sam def. Zone Out, The Non-Conformists and Violent Conduct At 11.45 ©

Captain Atomic Def. Akima Brave At 6.23 (C+)

Remo And Steve Frehley Brawl (A)

Jungle Lord Def. Kid Toma At 7.27 (C+)

Blondes On The Town Skit (B-)

The Amazing Bumfholes Def. Rich And Famous At 8.41 (B+)

Des Davids Def. Frankie Perez At 11.41 (C+)

Des Davids Introduces His Girlfriend (C-)

Rogue Def. Lobster Warrior At 15.28 (B-)

Six Man Tag Hype Video (A)

Brandon James, Rich Money And Angry Gilmore Def. Joey Minnesota, Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden At 22.26 (A)

Minnesota and James Shake Hands (B)

Overall Show Rating: B+

White Dolphin · January 13, 2014

Well this has my attention. Keep up the good stuff!

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

Cheers <img alt="

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Big Roguey · January 13, 2014

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lavelleuk" data-cite="lavelleuk" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37429" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Cheers <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png"> Will be updating again tomorrow. Wish I'd given the thread a better title though lol.</div></blockquote> Much like White Dolphin, I'm onboard with this. I have never seen Love Fist in a dynasty before. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png"> You can always PM a mod (Derek_B or D-Lyrium if you want your dynasty title changed). <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png">

lavelleuk · January 13, 2014

Haha, yeah I enjoyed having a love fist cameo, to be honest you can expect a lot of things like that, scenes or quotes that seem very familiar. I'm not sure if that is cheating but half of the fun for me is taking some of my favourite characters or jokes and putting them in my dynasty, I'm hoping people like it too if they get noticed.

I'll try and think of a better name then maybe get in touch with a mod, it just seems so boring, and I didn't even put SWF right lol.

lavelleuk · January 14, 2014

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

Peter Michaels: Welcome once again to Supreme Recap! Last week we saw Steve Frehley and Remo reacquaint themselves with a physical altercation and Brandon James pin Joey Minnesota in a six man tag main event, what will happen this week? Well let’s find as we start the show with Emma Chase and Brandon James already in the ring.

<div style="text-align:center;">Chase and Brandon James Opener Highlights</div>

Emma Chase: I asked Brandon to come out here with me for my announcement as last week we seemed to have a bit of a…disagreement, but I will show him just why I am the greatest manager this company has seen as, as well as one of the greatest business women this world has ever seen. Brandon, I have secured you a world title shot at Welcome To The Jungle. You’re welcome.

(Brandon James goes to talk but is interrupted by Joey Minnesota’s music, he walks down and enters the ring)

Joey Minnesota: Wait a minute, did I hear you right? *You* secured him a world title shot? You did that did you?

Emma Chase: Yes I did that that! What’s it to you?

Joey Minnesota: I just find it interesting that you believe you did that, as from where I stand it looks like he did it himself, was it you who defeated Steve Frehley at The Supreme Challenge? Did you pin me last week? Trust me, I am never happy to lose but I respect anyone who can do it. From what I can tell you have a 350+ pound monster of a client, who has somehow managed to never be world champion (Brandon looks annoyed and steps forward) calm down big fella, I’m not criticising you, I’m just saying if you spend more time concentrating on your career and less on some angry b****s enemies you could have been megastar by now.

Emma Chase: Who the hell are you calling a b***h? I have put everything into James’s career, I have turn him from big lump of coal into one of the diamonds of this company (James looks annoyed again)

Joey Minnesota: (Looking at Brandon and ignoring Chase) Drop her man, you’re better than this! You could be top player here….if you got rid of the dead weight.

(Angry Gilmores music hits and he makes his way to the ring, at the same time Rich Money makes his way out in him black BMW)

Angry Gilmore: THIS IS RIDICULOUS!! RIDICULOUS I TELL YOU!!! We won that match too you know, what the hell gives you the right to get a title shot and we don’t?

Rich Money: Fellers please, we were all victorious, we should all have a title shot, we are all better than that low life excuse of a champion.

Joey Minnesota: Trust me guys, you 2 did not win the match, Brandon James did, that guy is a beast, you two are just a guy who’s had too much caffeine and another who has way too much money.

Rich Money: Too much money? My dear friend, there is no such thing as too much money!

(Angry Gilmore and Rich Money close in on Joey Minnesota)

Angry Gilmore: Maybe we need to prove just how badly we can beat you….

(Jack Bruce’s music hits and he and Rocky Golden run out to backup Joey Minnesota)

Jack Bruce: You know, technically myself and Golden boy here didn’t lose either, but you don’t hear us chasing about it, erm, I mean bitching about it. So I tell you what, you 2 think you should get a title shot, that’s fine, how about the 4 of us have a match tonight, fatal four way rules, and whoever wins gets added to the match, what you say boys? That ok with you Joey?

Emma Chase: Whoa whoa whoa, you don’t get to make the matches around here, there are people you have to go to, palms to grease…

Rocky Golden: Rumour has it you can get your palm very greasy when talking to the men in suits, am I right boys?

(Golden puts his hand up for a high five as Joey and Jack groan but laugh at how bad the joke is…and even Brandon James has a slight smile, which angers Emma Chase)

Peter Michaels: Another shocking gag by the BFG Rocky Golden, but after that the group of them would go on to make the match after Joey Minnesota says he’d happily take on the winner, Emma Chase wouldn’t be happy, but the fans would be as that sounds like a potentially fantastic main event.

After last week’s hugely impressive outing The Amazing Bumfholes would take part in this week’s opening bout, taking on 2 singles competitors in “The Wrestling Hunter” Turner Crash and rookie Ernest Youngman. Would that unlikely team be able to pull off a huge upset?

<div style="text-align:center;">Turner Crash & Ernest Youngman v The Amazing Bumfholes</div>

Duane Fry: Intriguing opening contest this, with Crash being very impressive since his debut and Youngman looking to kick start his career in SWF could this team get a huge win over one of the top tag team in wrestling today? Crash of course came out with his camera to record the match, and Youngman might be asking to borrow the tape as this was by far his best match in SWF to date, and while it wasn’t him in the ring the whole time he did still manage to go over 10 minutes against the Bumfholes, impressive for a rookie.

The match got off to a very fast paced start, with Youngman starting out for his team and putting on some great wrestling against both Bumfholes, but eventually the more experienced team would take command, hitting some lovely double team moves and a great moonsault by Zimmy Bumfholes, as well as some great kicks by Randy. While the Bumfholes would isolate Youngman for a few minutes their cockiness would get the better of them, and a great counter to a suplex by Youngman allowed him to quickly get the tag to Crash, who’s bigger size and great fighting ability allowed him to turn the match into a brawl, his specialty. He came in cleaning house, and looked hugely impressive until Randy and Zimmy went to plan B, Randy distracting the ref and allowing Zimmy to hit a low blow and slow the big man down.

While this was a very impressive performance by Youngman and Crash, which made this a great opening contest, the Bumfholes are still one of the top tag team in wrestling today, and showed exactly why that is when they were able to again isolate Youngman, and on a quick tag hit the double Bumfholes In One and Randy got the pin as Zimmy stopped Crash from breaking it up. Great match, great effort by all 4.

Winners: The Amazing Bumfholes (B)

<div style="text-align:center;">Grandmaster Phunk v Primus Allen</div>

Duane Fry: While that was a great opening contest this next one would be more basic, Primus Allen looking strong and dominant throughout. While still a solid match, and Grandmaster managing some offense, it was no shock when Allen got the pin with a flying lariot. Allen looking very impressive and Phunks always entertaining which made this better than it maybe should have been.

After the match Allen would address the crowd, again.

Winner: Primus Allen ©

<div style="text-align:center;">Allen Rants Again</div>

Primus Allen: How odd, last week I talk about how difficult it is for a black man to get an opportunity in this country, in this company, and what happens? Do I get a match against a top star? Someone impressive to prove myself against? No, I get a nobody, a joke…a black man! A black man who act exactly how the white man wants him to act, “hey look at me, I’m a pimp, let’s all laugh at the cliché”! Let’s not ignore the facts, we’re outnumbered in this company, yet strangly a week after a talk about how racist this place still is they give you fans exactly what you want, black on black violence.

(Crowd boo’s but then that quickly turns to cheers as Valiant’s music hits)

Valiant: Seriously? We’re going down this route again? You say you want an opportunity, well that’s exactly what you are getting, you have had 2 matches in 2 weeks, we all have to start somewhere you know. You think Steve Frehley just moaned about being held down, or do you think he went on one of the greatest winning streaks this company has ever seen to prove himself? Did Remo talk about the white man not giving him a chance or did he destroy people and become a megastar?

Primus Allen: You know it’s funny you mention those 2, they are stars, they are legends, they are former world champions….and they are bitter rivals! Last week I saw my brothers attack each other again and for what? Does anyone even remember how it all started? Well I have a theory…there are 2 top black stars in this company, 2 monsters that as much as they tried they could not keep down, 2 massive freaks of nature who could destroy anyone, so what to do? What could your white man do when they can’t keep them down? They set them upon each other! That’s how this all started! Once again the white man forces black on black violence, they did it with crack, they did it with house slaves and field slaves and they did it with Frehley and Remo, these 2 could dominate the wrestling world, they could make this company their own, but from the start management, your white management, angled things perfectly so they’d have no choice but to go after each other, and watching them fight makes me sick!

Valiant: You’re deluded….

Primus Allen: (cutting Valiant off) NO! You will not dismiss me!!! You want to put me in my place, that what it is? “Be quiet and dance for us, boy” that how it is? I should be the quiet n***a, the good n***a? I will not be silenced, the world needs me, you think cos we have a black president racism is over? It will never be over, and I will expose it to the world!

Peter Michaels: Once again I would like to say sorry to anyone viewing this, freedom of speech and all that but personally I think Allen is going for shock value, and sadly it appears to be working. I think we should just move on to our next match and not give that more attention than it deserves.

<div style="text-align:center;">Modern Texans v Rich And Famous</div>

Duane Fry: Coming off the back of last week’s match Rich and Famous should have been full of confidence, but really this was a match that just never got going. While the fans have started to take to KC Glenn, due to his very impressive set of moves and style, the crowd was rather quiet for this one and the match fell flat. Rich and Famous were able to isolate Glenn for a while, which got the crowd clapping a bit, but even when Marshall Dillon managed to get himself in the crowd just wasn’t interested, and by the time Glenn hit Tune Up The Sunshine Band for the 3 count the fans were already started to forget this match took place.

Winners: Modern Texans (C-)

Peter Michaels: Last week we saw the Awesomeness attacked, and Rick Law called in the Hero squad to find the culprits, and this week they would begin their investigation.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad Begin Their Investigation</div>

(Hero Squad are sat behind a big desk talking)

Rick Law: Right, so you guys have compiled a list of suspect’s right? Are you sure of this?

Lobster Warrior: Relax Rick, have we ever let you down before?

Jungle Lord: No.

Rick Law: Ok, well who have you got?

Dawn The Secretary: Well to start with I have Lenny Brown lined up for you, we’ll also have the Bumfholes, Des Davids, Primus Allen, Turner Crash and Rogue.

Captain Atomic: And you have all them sorted and arranged already for us?

Dawn The Secretary: Yes Sir.

Captain Atomic: What would I do without you? (Everyone looks at him as Dawn smiles) I mean us….what would WE do without you.

Rick Law: Ok, so why them? Why not a team like Non-Conformists to take them out the number 1 contender’s match?

Lobster Warrior: Nooo, that’s way too obvious.

(Rick Law frowns as we skip to later and Lenny Brown is sat before them)

Captain Atomic: Not going to say anything?

Lenny Brown: Hell no! Police and rappers are like cats and dogs man, we ain’t ever gettin’ on!

Captain Atomic: I listen to the hip-hop, you guys talk a lot about getting arrested, and according to Wikipedia getting arrested can actually help a rappers career…

Lenny Brown: Yo, what’s your point man? Think I attacked those 2 in a way no one would ever find out to get arrested?

Rick Law: Can I please point out the obvious….there is no way this guy took out a whole tag team by himself!

Lenny Brown: Hey fool! Big time Lenny Brown is the real deal! Do you not think I could take those b****s out all by myself?

Jungle Lord: No.

(Lenny Brown gets a mic out his pocket and is about to start rapping)

Lobster Warrior: Time! Sorry, this interview is over!

(Dawn leads Brown out, and we skip ahead to the Bumfholes interview, they’re chewing gum and looking disinterested)

Captain Atomic: Going to take this seriously?

Randy Bumfhole: Trust me, nobody takes you guys seriously!

Zimmy Bumfhole: You guys are a joke and everyone knows it.

Rick Law: Really? Because out tag team titles means we are not a joke…and who was it we won those belts from?

Zimmy Bumfhole: We don’t have to listen to this crap! We’re better than this!

Randy Bumfhole: We are the greatest tag team in the world! If we wanted to kick their ass we’d do it in the ring, like we could any other tag team on any other day, and just like we will do to you when we get out shot at those belts again.

Zimmy Bumfhole: Come on Randy, let’s get out of here!

(Bumfholes storm off as Rick Law turns to Captain Atomic)

Rick Law: Are you any closer to solving this?

Jungle Lord: No

Peter Michaels: Well we’ll see more of them later, but for now let’s look at a team who really benefited from that whole situation. Not much is known really about Sons of Sam, other than the fact they are the sons of wrestling legend Sam Keith. After winning a chance to tag the tag titles we organised a series of sit down interviews for them with Ana Garcia to try and find out more about them.

<div style="text-align:center;">Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam</div>

Ana Garcia: I am joined here by one of the most exciting young tag teams the SWF has seen in a long time, the “Sons Of Sam” Matthew Keith and Greg Gauge. Thank you for joining us.

Matthew Keith: You’re welcome.

Greg Gauge: Pleasure to be here.

Ana Garcia: Let me start by asking something I think a lot of people want to know, just why do you both have a different surname?

(Greg Gauge goes to talk but Matthew Keith gets in before him)

Matthew Keith: Well Ana, I decided earlier on I wanted to honour my Father, a man who’s talent and heroic antics have been an inspiration to many for generations, including myself, so I chose to keep the Keith name going to continue his legacy. There is nothing more important to me than family, and I truly love my father.

Greg Gauge: (interrupting) whereas I see my father as more than a wrestler, yes he is one of the greatest of all time, and a hero to many, but he is my hero for different reasons. I saw a man travelling the world in order to put food on our plate, I saw a man beloved by his friends and strangers alike, a man with such honour in his everyday life that I was proud to bare his name and chose to keep it as a wrestler. Besides, we couldn’t want people thinking I was just capitalising on what that other name means in order to get a head start in wrestling would we….

(Matthew looks annoyed, folds his arms and address Greg)

Matthew Keith: And just what is that supposed to mean?

Greg Gauge: Don’t be so sensitive, I’m saying I don’t want that…it’s ok if others do…

Ana Garcia: Maybe we should move on….so when did you both decide you wanted to follow in your father’s footsteps?

(Once again Greg opens his mouth to answer, but again Matthew cuts him off)

Matthew Keith: Well I guess it truly began in high school, as you may know I was an amateur wrestling standout, it just came naturally to me. Getting on the mat, pinning guys twice my size, it was very satisfying. My father never pushed wrestling on me, but I knew it’s what he wanted, I grew up around wrestling, but it wasn’t really until then that I thought “yes, this is my calling, I am a wrestler”

Ana Garcia: It’s quite surprising it took that long…

Greg Gauge: No Ana, what is shocking is how much my brother loves the sound of his own voice, and that he thinks this is all about him, as truth is it actually started way before that….

Ana Garcia: I’m sorry Greg but we are out of time...

Greg Gauge: But…

Matthew Keith: Listen to the lady Greg, I’m sorry Ana, he can be so rude.

Ana Garcia: It’s ok Matthew, we’ll continue where we left off next week, but for now it’s back to the show.

(Segment ends with Matthew smiling and Greg looking annoyed)

Peter Michaels: I couldn’t help but notice a little sibling rivalry going on there, but the 2 are very talented and have a huge future here. But from the future we now go to the past, as one of the best technical wrestlers we’ve ever had defends his title again this week, this time facing Fox Mask.

<div style="text-align:center;">Fox Mask v Enforcer Roberts</div>

Duane Fry: Well Fox Mask has formed a great tag team with Remmy Skye, and as part of Zone out they have had some very good matches, but so far he has yet to show he can become a good singles competitor, but he’d have a great chance in this match. I’m not entirely sure why Roberts chose Fox as his opponent, but he is a solid technical wrestler which might be why.

As you would expect in a singles match Roberts would have the best of the early exchanges, keeping the match at a slow, methodical pace that he likes, but Fox would manage to get the pace up at time, flying round the ring even after taking a beating. The 2 would exchange a lot of good submission holds too, with Fox Mask working on Roberts arm, and Roberts smartly working over the lightweight’s knee’s to try and keep him grounded.

It was a good effort by Fox in a solid match, but eventually Roberts would wear him down, like he has done many before, and would get the submission victory, although only after raking the eyes of Fox Mask.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (C+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Reapers Of Death v Nation Of Filth</div>

Duane Fry: More tag team action next, the first of 3 tag matches in a row, as the massive Reapers Of Death would take on the experienced Nation Of Filth. Not much to report in this one, match started, Reapers took control, destroyed the Nation, toyed with them a bit, continued to destroy them with high impact moves, Scythe eventually got bored and pinned Stink after hitting a massive choke slam.

Winners: Reapers Of Death (C-)

Peter Michaels: Very scary, and very very impressive. Another huge team would be in action next as the 937lbs express would take on the Cali Dragons, the intense Ox Kreviazuk would have something to say first though.

<div style="text-align:center;">937lbs Express Pre Match Promo</div>

(The 937lbs express’s music hits, and Ox Kreviazuk runs through the entrance and down the ramp and jumps in the right, just as Kennedy makes it to the entrance)

Ox Kreviazuk: ((snorting) LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING! KENNEDY AND I ARE 2 OF THE BIGGEST, 2 OF THE STRONGEST, 2 OF THE BEST COMPETITORS IN THIS WHOLE COMPANY (more snorting) I DON’T CARE WHO WE HAVE TO FACE WE WILL DESTROY YOU! (snorts some more)WE CANNOT BE STOPPED, YOU CANNOT BEAT US! (snorts) WE ARE TOO BIG, TOO STRONG (Kennedy finally enters the ring) AND TOO POWERFUL!!! ISN’T THAT RIGHT KENNEDY

(Ox hands Kennedy the mic)

King Kong Kennedy: (Breathing heavy into the mic) Huh…what?

Ox Kreviazuk: (snorts loudly) I SAID WE WILL TASTE THE SWEET NECTOR OF VICTORY!

King Kong Kennedy: Oh, yeah, sure ok, who we facing? Not one of those quick teams again?

(Cali Dragons music hits and they run down to the ring before Kennedy can even get his breath back from walking to the ring)

Mikey James: You may be bigger, you may be stronger, but no one is tougher than the Cali Dragons, you have size, but we are true athletes, and we can put a whole world of hurt on you!

Frankie Perez: The whole world hurts me all the time, and you will feel my pain (Mikey James rolls his eyes as the bell rings)

<div style="text-align:center;">The Cali Dragons v 937lbs Express</div>

Duane Fry: This one was a real style clash, quick versus slow, big versus small and pure athleticism versus pure size. To be fair Ox is in fantastic shape, but I believe all Kennedy does to keep his size is eat, all day every day.

This was a good match though, The Cali Dragons got tossed around a lot but kept coming back, Mikey James in particular wrestled smart, working away at the legs of the 2 big men, hitting drop kicks to the knee, and Frankie Perez hit a few nice springboard moves, although impressively Ox managed to catch him a few times. Both Dragons went all out though, not giving either of the Express a chance to breath, and that was there downfall. With Ox being so big and wrestling so intensely it was only a matter of time before conditioning got to him, and with triple K being tired just walking to the ring the longer the match went the more chance the Dragons had, and eventually they took their chance when the Dragons were able to hit Ox with a double leg drop off the top rope, and Kennedy was too slow to break up the pin.

Good match and an impressive victory for the Cali Dragons

Winners: The Cali Dragons (C+)

Peter Michaels: Impressive outing, the toughness of both the Dragons, especially Mikey, always impresses me. Speaking of tough things, let’s see if Hero squad are any closer to cracking the case!

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero squad Talk To More Suspects</div>

(Hero Squad are still sat behind their desk, with Des Davids and Phoebe Plumridge being interviewed)

Captain Atomic: (Talking to Des) So, where exactly were you when the incident occurred?

(Des goes to answer but Phoebe talks)

Phoebe Plumridge: Don’t answer that! You don’t have to answer that! Who do you people think you are? Do you know who we are? I’m Phoebe Plumridge! You don’t question me.

Rick Law: We just want to know where your boyfriend was Ma’am.

Phoebe Plumridge: He was with me, ok, the whole show, I never let him out my site once, at all.

Lobster Warrior: cough*whipped*cough

Des Davids: It’s not li…

Phoebe Plumridge: I told you not to talk to them! Don’t you question our relationship, this works, and we are happy, so if there is nothing else we’re off, come on Desmond.

(Phoebe grabs Des and drags him out as she storms off, as they walk out the door John Greed and Spencer Spade storm in as Dawn tries to stop them)

Dawn The Secretary: I’m sorry, I tried to…

John Greed: Quiet tuts! I heard about your little “investigation” and knew it was just a matter of time until you wanted me and came calling, thought I’d save you the trouble. So here I am, the bad guy, the “evil” one, ask me anything, I have nothing to hide!

Captain Atomic: Who wants you?

Lobster Warrior: Nobody wants you.

Rick Law: Did anybody ask to see them?

Jungle Lord: No!

John Greed: What the hell are you talking about? A team was viciously attacked, and you don’t want us?

Captain Atomic: Look, we get you’re (s******s) “evil” but this was a nasty beat down, an attack from behind, let’s just say that’s not your style.

John Greed: Not my style? Not my style!?

Spencer Spade: I’m sure it’s just reverse psychology boss, we all know you are evil.

John Greed: That’s right young apprentice! I am evil, and you will all pay for this insubordination, you hear me?

Captain Atomic: That’s great, but we really have more interviews to get through, so if there is nothing else….

(Atomic gets up and gently eases them out the door with his arm round their backs, Greed starts screaming about how they’ll pay for what they’ve done)

Dawn The Secretary: Does anyone take him seriously? Honestly?

Jungle Lord: No

Peter Michaels: Well, Hero squad might just regret the day they made an enemy in John Greed…nah I’m just kidding. (Laughs) So after all that has happened, up next we have The Awesomeness taking on the Samoan Wildboyz, were the awesomeness fully recovered?

<div style="text-align:center;">The Awesomeness v Samoan Wildboyz</div>

Duane Fry: Well the answer to that question is no, with a but. While they weren’t fully recovered that actually made this performance more impressive. With them a bit wobbly on their feet it made it so they wrestled a more brawling style, showing a bit of aggression, so maybe last week’s attack lit a fire up under them.

A solid match, but with The Awesomeness dominating throughout, and never really letting the Samoans get going it never went beyond that, and it was no surprise when Huey Cannonball finally pinned Kid Toma with a Shock And Awe.

Winners: The Awesomeness ©

Peter Michaels: Good to see The Awesomeness are ok, always worrying when you could be dealing with concussions. Speaking of concussions….

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley And Remo Brawl</div>

(After the match the show quickly goes backstage as a camera man is running down a corridor, as he turns a corner he nearly gets knocked over as Frehley and Remo come brawling right past him. To 2 are hitting each other with hard, stuff shots, in fact you can just about see that Frehley has a cut just above his eye, and the 2 keep slamming against walls and rolling on the floor trying to get on top of one another to gain an advantage. Eventually a whole host of officials are able to separate them, but then Frehley and Remo take out the officials and continue to brawl, neither man getting the upper hand)

Peter Michaels: Not sure who attacked who, but it wouldn’t surprise me either way with those 2. Well up next we had another debut in SWF, been a few of those in the last 18months. This time is was a cocky young masked wrestler, not a lot is known about him at this time, but he goes by the name of “Boriken Love Machine Jr.”

<div style="text-align:center;">Captain Atomic v Boriken Love Machine Jr.</div>

Duane Fry: Well we didn’t learn a lot about him in this one, it was a solid match with a quiet crowd. Boriken looks very cocky, very confident and showed some decent moves, and looks like a strong in ring competitor, unfortunately the rookie came against an in form Captain Atomic, who was able to put the rookie away with a Mushroom Cloud. Will be interesting to see more of Boriken before we can tell just what impact he will have in SWF.

Winner: Captain Atomic ©

Peter Michaels: Well it’s semi main event time again, and again it’s Rogue involved, this time going one-on-one with the enigma Remmy Skye. Having not had a singles since the start of his SWF career this was a great opportunity for “Psyche Out”.

<div style="text-align:center;">Remmy Skye v Rogue</div>

Duane Fry: It was a great opportunity and Skye seemed determined to take it, starting this match with an insane pace, with Rogue coming out first Skye was able to outsmart the cunning wrestling by coming out through the crowd, and as Rogue was looking towards the entrance Skye nailed him with a great springboard spin kick to the back of Rogues head. He would follow that up with a standing moonsault and then rolling Rogue up for a very close 2 count just 10 seconds into the match. Skye would continue hitting Rogue with those type of moves for the first 5 minutes of the match, but the tide would change when, after hitting an suicide dive Skye would hurt his ribs, and that was all the invitation Rogue would need, quickly getting a knee to the midsection of Skye, and slowly getting some momentum himself.

So the next 5 minutes or so would involve Rogue working that midsection, hitting a body slam and following it up with an elbow drop, and even busting out some old school manuevers such as the abdominal stretch and bear hug, but the Skye would get his chances too, after being whipped into the corner Skye would quickly run up the ropes, summersaulting backwards and hitting Rogue with a mid-air senton, a move I would later be told is called “Blowing In The Wind” and again, coming close to the upset. He also got a few nice roll-ups on counters, each time coming close, but not quite having enough.

Skye’s down fall would be his reliance on the crazy moves to get him the win, as he would go to the well once too often, going for a 450 splash but Rogue would get his knee’s up, and that would be one rib injury too many, as while still holding his ribs Rogue would get up and hit a sudden and impactful Crashing On for the win.

Good match that never quite got the heights it maybe should have, you cannot deny Remmy Skye’s insane charisma though!

Winner: Rogue (B-)

Peter Michaels: Charismatic and reckless, is Skye can improve on some of the basics he could have a great future here.

Well folks its main event time, with four of the best in the business today going up against each other who would come out on top…let’s find out!

<div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce v Rocky Golden v Rich Money v Angry Gilmore</div>

Duane Fry: As always SWF put out a star studded main event, and while this one was supposed to be a four way match for the most part it played out more like a tag team match, with Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden working together, and Rich Money and Angry Gilmore doing the same.

The match started with all four brawling, Jack Bruce going up against Rich Money while Golden and Gilmore went against each other, with Bruce and Golden eventually cleaning house and ending up alone in the ring. The 2 wouldn’t trade blows with each other though, and would wait for Money and Gilmore to re-enter the ring. After some delay the 2 would, and the four would continue to brawl. Eventually though Money would throw Golden outside the ring, which would allow Money and Gilmore to double team Bruce, and every time Golden would try to get back in the ring either Money or Gilmore would be alert enough to knock him back out.

Eventually Golden would get back in the ring though, and was able to clean house, throwing both Money and Gilmore outside the ring and picking Bruce up. After allowing Bruce time to breath the 2 would shake hands and for the first time in a match that’d gone over 10 minutes the 2 would face off against each other, with Rocky Golden just about having the best of it, but just as Golden was starting to dominate the rock star Bruce would somehow hit a New York Minute out of nowhere, but that is when Gilmore and Money would come back in to break up the pin, and again work over Jack Bruce. However, after Gilmore hit Bruce with a Sky High Elbow the 2 would also come to blows, with Gilmore going for a pin but Money breaking it up Gilmore would snap, pushing Money in the chest, who would push back and Gilmore would slap Money across the face and the 2 would start brawling.

From that moment on it was every man for himself, with each worker coming close to winning, Golden after hitting a powerbomb on Gilmore which Bruce broke up, Gilmore with a quick roll-up on Bruce that Golden broke up and Money after a low blow to Rocky Golden as the ref was distracted. The final stretch of this match was complete pure action, especially when Jack Bruce would hit a New York Minute on Rich Money, which would be broken up by Gilmore hitting a Sky High Elbow on Bruce, but he’d escape to outside the ring and the delay would allow Money to kick out of a Gilmore pin attempt.

The ending would come as the referee would again be distracted, this time by Rocky Golden and Angry Gilmore fighting on the outside, and Money would hit another low blow, this time on Jack Bruce, which would allow Money to hit a Bank Roll on Bruce and steal the win.

Great match and yet another superb main event by SWF.

Winner: Rich Money (A)

Peter Michaels: Yes a fantastic main event there, and after the match the 4 would split into 2 teams again and continue to brawl as the show went off the air, and something tells me that is not the end of these 2 teams confrontations!

Well that’s the end of another great show folks, from myself and Duane Fry we say good night and see you again next week!

Quick Results:

7 Man Opener (A)

The Amazing Bumfholes Def. Turner Crash & Ernest Youngman At 11.36 (B)

Primus Allen Def. Grandmaster Phunk At 5.59 ©

Allen Promo Interrupted By Valiant (B-)

Modern Texans Def. Rich And Famous At 5.48 (C-)

Hero Squad Talk To Suspects (B-)

Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam (C-)

Enforcer Roberts Def. Fox Mask At 11.04 (C+)

Reapers Of Death Def. Nation Of Filth At 6.08 (C-)

937lbs Express And Cali Dragons Promo (C-)

The Cali Dragons Def. 937lbs Express At 9.16 (C+)

Hero Squad Talk To More Suspects (B-)

The Awesomeness Def. Samoan Wildboyz At 7.27 ©

Remo And Steve Frehley Brawl (B+)

Captain Atomic Def. Boriken Love Machine Jr. At 12.26 ©

Main Event Hype Video (B+)

Rogue Def. Remmy Skye At 14.32 (B-)

Rich Money Def. Jack Bruce, Rocky Golden And Angry Gilmore At 21.59 (A)

Bruce And Golden Brawl With Money And Gilmore (A)

Overall Show Rating: B+

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

Peter Michaels: Welcome once again as we recap a fantastic episode of Supreme TV. With the rivalry of Steve Frehley and Remo well and truly back on, as well as Jack Bruce Rocky Golden having issues with Angry Gilmore and Rich Money it was a very interesting week of TV, but first we start the show with Joey Minnesota calling out Brandon James.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota Calls Out Brandon James Highlights</div>

(We skip ahead to Minnesota and Brandon James already in the ring)

Joey Minnesota: You and I Brandon, we go back a long way, I remember when I was just a little rookie working my way up, my first big job was at DAVE (Crowd cheers) I was just a fresh faced, highly skilled…hugely talented wrestler. I’d worked in New York for years but I had no idea what I was doing in a company like that, I was suddenly part of the big boys, so what did I do? I didn’t know how to act, I would sit silently in the locker room, sure I’d shake hands but that was that, but then one day I got talking to someone, someone like me, someone with an ego, sure I have an ego, shocker huh? But someone like me, an ego but a drive, a drive to be the best, a drive to get to the top. That person told me that greasy wheel gets the oil, taught me to be myself, to stand up for me, do to whatever I needed to do! That was you Brandon, back when you were the big cat rather than the big money, back when you did this to win championships, to win matches, not for money or to just be the muscle for some money hungry b***h. What happened man? I’m sure Emma convinced you at the start she’d take you to the top, but that was 6 years ago, are you just stick in a rut? You need to change your ways man! You’re nearly 40, you need to decide what you want to be remembered as, one of the baddest wrestlers to ever compete in the SWF, or as a guy who just beats up guys his manager doesn’t like! How about it Brandon, you know me, you know Jack and Rocky….

(Emma Chase’s music hits and she runs out, grabbing Brandon James’s arm and tries to drag him back stage, Brandon looks at Joey as Joey continues to talk to him off mic, after a bit of thinking Brandon walks backstage ahead of Emma Chase as she tries to talk to him.)

Peter Michaels: Interesting choice with Brandon James, the big man has always been impressive, and while he has had a good career here in SWF with Emma Chase as his manager he has never quite lived up to the expectations people had of him….I for one am not sure which way that one will go.

Well we start the wrestling action this week with tag team action as an experienced team takes on 2 singles competitors.

<div style="text-align:center;">Frankie Perez & Ernest Youngman v Non-Conformists</div>

Duane Fry: For the second week in a row we saw Ernest Youngman in the opening match with a random tag partner, this time one half of the Cali Dragons, the ever upbeat…yeah right…Frankie Perez. While Frankie wouldn’t look happy and tagging with someone else he would still be professional and the 2 of them put in some good effort in this one, making it quite an even match. As always though the Non-Conformists wrestled a smart match with Squeeky McClean leading the way and every time Youngman or Perez would get a lot of momentum going they would manage to slow the pace, delay, go outside the ring or a few times just simply use cheap tactics to get back into the match.

A very solid match, but as what usually happens it was the experienced tag team who’s pick up the win, McClean hitting the Clean Out on Youngman, and DuBois stopping Perez from breaking up the pin. McCleans 18 years extra experience on Youngman showed in the end.

Winners: The Non-Conformists (C+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Mikey James v Boriken Love Machine Jr.</div>

Duane Fry: After his tag partner wrestled in the opener Mikey James would get a rare singles match against a man who debuted just the week before. It would be a good test for Boriken as it is never easy facing the hugely athletic, ultra tough martial artist, and unfortunately it was a test Boriken wasn’t quite ready for, with Mikey James in control of this one throughout. Boriken would get a few nice moves in, but ultimately it wasn’t enough and Mikey would pick up the win not even 6 minutes into the match after hitting the Dragon Whip. Solid match, but unspectacular.

Winner: Mikey James ©

Peter Michaels: I’m not sure if there is a tougher wrestler in this company than Mikey James. Now, last week we had part one of Ana Garcia’s sit down interviews with Sons Of Sam this week we have part 2…and next week we’ll have part 3, see how that works? Clever, right?

<div style="text-align:center;">Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam</div>

Ana Garcia: Last week I asked how you both decided to become wrestlers, well this week I would like to talk about the formation of your tag team if I can.

Greg Gauge: Wait, I never got a chance to tell you why I became a wrestler.

Ana Garcia: Well, we really only have limited time…

Greg Gauge: Yeah but…

Matthew Keith: Greg please! I’m sorry Ana, my little brother can be a bit of a brat, guess that comes from being the younger Brother I guess (laughs)

Greg Gauge: By 6 minutes! We are the same age!

Mathew Keith: Shhh, don’t be so pedantic Greg, that’s always been your problem.

Greg Gauge: (Getting annoyed) Look, you want to know how we became a tag team, let me tell you a story. Once upon of time there were 2 wrestlers, both sons of a wrestling legend, and both determined to become huge solo stars like there Dad. One of these wrestlers decided to earn his way, he would travel the word, working in the hardest hitting wrestling country in the world, going on tours, wrestling night in night out in a country where, even though his father was still a legend, he would get no favours, nobody cared who he was so he had to use his talents, his guts and his heart to tough it out every night, proving he was a great wrestler in his own right, earning a chance to work for the SWF. The other wrestler would stay in America getting favours of his Dads friends in order to find work, starting high up the card due to connections…

Matthew Keith: Are you done? I didn’t get any favours, ok I didn’t feel the need to hide away from our Fathers legacy like some people, but that does not mean I had it easy. Ana, you should have seen my father’s face when I won a tournament named after him.

Greg Gauge: Not this again!

Matthew Keith: Yes this again! Ana, do you have any idea how much that meant to him, seeing his first born child win a tournament named after him? If only you could have seen the pride in his eyes. I believe the only thing that would have made it better is if both his sons had decided to enter it, but alas, only one did.

Greg Gauge: I was in Japan and you know that!

Ana Garcia: Erm, ok, well let’s move on, the name, Sons of Sam, I believe neither of you called yourselves that, but what do you make of it?

Mathew Keith: Hate it.

Greg Gauge: Love it.

Matthew Keith: It’s terrible!

Greg Gauge: Your momma’s terrible!

Matthew Keith: We have the same mother jackass!

Greg Gauge: Jackass? Oh that’s a nice way to talk to your brother…

(The brothers continue to argue as the camera moves back to Ana Garcia)

Ana Garcia: Wow, erm, well next time we’ll be looking at childhood in the Keith, or Gauge, household, that should be fun…I guess.

Peter Michaels: Well I’m not jealous that Ana got that assignment. Well from one type of tag team to a completely different one, it’s time for the Reapers Of Death.

<div style="text-align:center;">Reapers Of Death v Rich And Famous</div>

Duane Fry: For the second time in 3 weeks the unpopular team of Rich and Famous found themselves facing another side that the fans don’t like, and like last time they were able to get a bit of fan support by putting up a decent fight as underdogs. However, like pretty much every side the Reapers Of Death have faced, it was a short lived fight. Vengeance and Scythe have been simply unstoppable together, and it’s becoming a case of trying to survive rather than trying to win. Scythe picked up the victory in this one, pinning Jackpot Jordon with the Underworld Spike. Solid match though.

Winners: Reapers Of Death (C+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Marshall Dillon v Acid</div>

Duane Fry: Marshall Dillon used to be singles competitor before teaming up with KC Glenn, but this is his first singles match since then, and he looked solid. Acid of course is still looking to pick up some wins and could have really done with winning this one to get his momentum back. Unfortunately this wasn’t his day, as Dillon would do what he does best and kick some ass. It wasn’t pretty, and to be honest it wasn’t entertaining. Acid seems to have lost all motivation and Dillon is still a bit rough around the edges, but he would get a well-deserved victory, winning it with the Crackdown.

Forgettable match, poor by SWF standards.

Winner: Marshall Dillon (D+)

Peter Michaels: Last week we saw Hero Squad talking to suspects in the Awesomeness case, and this week they would continue their interviews, starting with the wrestling hunter Turner Crash.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squads Interrogations Continue</div>

(Hero Squad are sat behind a similar desk to last week when Dawn the Secretary comes in)

Dawn the Secretary: Boys, I have Turner Crash here to see you.

Captain Atomic: Thank you baby…Dawn, thank you Dawn (Dawn blushes) you can bring him in now.

Rick Law: Shouldn’t I get to say that?

Lobster Warrior: Rick please, let the professionals deal with this.

(Dawn comes back with Turner Crash who is struggling with his camera)

Turner Crash: Thanks Sheila, tell me mates, where can I set this camera up.

Captain Atomic: Actually we’d prefer not to be filmed.

Lobster Warrior: Our interrogation techniques are much better off not being filmed they can get a little…

Jungle Lord: Violent.

Turner Crash: Haha, I get ya, my family had the same when they were first forced…I mean when they chose to move to Australia hundreds of years ago. Now, I hope ya fella’s didn’t think I had something to do with that shonky business a fortnight ago, I know you guys were spewin’ ‘bout that, but trust me mate, I wouldn’t tell a porkie, I’d ‘ave it on ma show if I’d done it wouldn’t I?

Captain Atomic: (looks puzzled) erm…yeah, so, erm…so you’re denying it?

Turner Crash: Deadset I am mate, I was gobsmacked you even wanted me, I’m no hoon, I make telly, ya know?

Rick Law: …ok, right, I think that settles it…doesn’t it?

Captain Atomic: I think so, no more questions, you’re free to go, thank you for coming in.

Turner Crash: No worries mate, have a good ‘un.

(Turner Crash Leaves)

Lobster Warrior: I thought they spoke English?

Jungle Lord: No.

(Skip ahead to Primus Allen stood in front of them)

Rick Law: You can sit down if you want.

Primus Allen: You telling me to sit down? That an order overseer? I mean officer? Should I be a good *boy* and sit for you officer?

Captain Atomic: Fine, stand if you want.

Primus Allen: (sits down) Man, shut the hell up! Don’t give me that attitude, I was watching last week, I’ve seen the racial profiling going on here, think I’m blind? Think I’ll ignore it just like the rest of this country?

Lobster Warrior: What you talking about now?

Primus Allen: Oh you going to play innocent? Last week it was Brown and Davids, my brothers, being called before your all white jury, being accused of something you have no proof of them doing, why am I here? Got any evidence or you see my skin and wanna blame the black man?

Captain Atomic: You’ve been walking around threatening white guys for a month….we found 2 Caucasian males unconscious and beaten…

Primus Allen: Circumstantial evidence, what a load of s**t! That is racial profiling and I have had enough of it.

Rick Law: That’s not what racial profiling is…

Primus Allen: Calling me a fool? You know what, you’re all the same, all scared of me, looking at ways to keep me down and destroy my character. You’re like Valiant, you act all high and mighty, got the white boys in the crowd cheering you on, acting the hero, but you don’t fool me, you don’t fool my people, the people I represent and think I am the true hero here. Let me warn you, you guys better stay the hell out my business, do not make the mistake Valiant made! Valiant poked his nose in my business, and I am telling you all right now he will pay for it! That c*****r thinks he knows me, think he understands my peoples struggle? No! He angered the wrong man, the wrong strong proud black man and at Welcome To The Jungle he will pay, hell I was raised in the concrete jungle and in 2 weeks he will learn that when you anger Primus Allen you do not live to tell the tale!

(Primus Allen storms out)

Rick Law: So, did he do it or what?

Jungle Lord: No.

Rick Law: How do you know?

Captain Atomic: We always know.

Peter Michaels: Very strong words by Primus Allen, but it is going to take a lot more than words to defeat a man like Valiant, but these 2 men are obviously more than happy to fight for what they believe in. Sadly though Hero Squad were no further in their investigation.

<div style="text-align:center;">Turner Crash v Kid Toma</div>

Duane Fry: Primus seems very angry, and he doesn’t seem like the kind of person you want to make angry, but another person fresh off an interrogation was Turner Crash, and once again he came out with his camera, although I don’t think this match will make his highlight real. An old fashioned brawl this one, Kid Toma would try and pick the pace up a few times, but Turner Crash knows how to knock people down, and unfortunately for Toma he knows how to knock people out. Toma gave a good effort in this one, but Crash has been very impressive in recent months and picked up another win here, hitting the Crash and Burn for a 3 count. Uneventful match and a comfortable victory.

Winner: Turner Crash (C-)

Peter Michaels: Crash continues to show that he could be a big player in SWF one day. Well after Primus Allens rant earlier in the show Valiant had this to say.

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant’s Backstage Promo</div>

Valiant: Freedom of speech. Freedom of speech. Freedom of speech is just one of the reasons I love this country, but some people have a tendency to waste theirs. I love America, but I know it isn’t perfect, and if anyone has any constructive criticisms I will listen to them and respect their right to air them. What I do not like is people running down this country to get attention. I respect what African Americans have been through, nobody agrees with slavery, it was a shocking and terrible time in our history but thankfully it ended. I know America didn’t turn into an equal country over night but dammit we have worked on it, I myself have taken part in kick racism out of sport campaigns but I can tell you right now, from the bottom of my heart I have never seen ay forms of racism within this company, or heard from anyone who has. Racism is still an issue in this country, but it is NOT HELPED by punks who play the race card just to get attention, people who scream racism and use the colour of their skin to get ahead, to take a short cut! You think Allen truly believes he’s being held down? The guy has been around 5 months, he is getting matches on tv and is going unpunished with some downright racist rants of his own due to the fear management has of punishing him due to the race cards he’s playing. Allen is a nasty liar and an unpatriotic racist, and I swear to god first chance I have I am going to knock some sense into him! You want to play games like that? You want to threaten me? Fine! But trust me, you have no idea what you are getting yourself into, I beat up non patriots for fun!

Peter Michaels: Well, love him or hate Allen has certainly managed to get under Valiants skin, whether or not it’s mind games remains to be seen, but either way Allen has got himself a one-on-one match with a man of Valiants calibre, on PPV no less, I don’t think he can honestly say he has not been given opportunities now.

This next match see’s Enforcer Roberts defend his North American title again.

<div style="text-align:center;">Enforcer Roberts v Ox Kreviazuk</div>

Duane Fry: Well, Roberts said he wanted to have one last memorable title reign, which begs the question of why he chose this match! He wanted to impress one last time, so why he chose another wrestler the fans didn’t like, who has yet to truly prove himself in SWF, who hadn’t wrestled many singles matches and has a style nothing like Roberts own is beyond me. A slow, plodding match due to Roberts having the perfect answers to Ox’s all-out attack offense, this match had a lot of head locks, leg locks, stalling and a lot of bored fans. With no one to cheer, and not really any action to get them excited there were even some boring chants as the match went over 10minutes, with Roberts having the best of things but being unable to put the huge Ox away.

Roberts would eventually get the win after using the ropes to keep Ox down after a kick to the head, but this was a very poor match, who booked this?

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (D+)

Peter Michaels: Just like Allen earlier in the night, Lenny Brown would be unhappy about his hero Squad interview last week, in particular Rick Law, and would have this to say…we apologise for the language.

<div style="text-align:center;">Lenny Brown Raps</div>

Lenny Brown: Yo, this is Big Time Lenny Brown, and parental guidance is advised! Now everyone knows rappers and cops don’t go together, everyone knows if you wanna get away with murder you kill a rapper, so this one goes out to Rick Law, the so called “reformed” cop, like there is such a thing! I’ma hit the big time with this one baby!

F**k tha police

Comin straight from the underground

Young n***a got it bad cuz I'm brown

And not the other colour so police think

They have the authority to kill a minority

F**k that s**t, cuz I ain't tha one

For a punk m********a with a badge and a gun

To be beatin on, and throw in in jail

We could go toe to toe in the middle of a cell

F****n with me cuz I'm a teenager

With a little bit of gold and a pager

Searchin my car, lookin for the product

Thinkin every n***a is sellin narcotics

You'd rather see me in the pen

Then me and Lorenzo rollin in the Benzo

Beat tha police outta shape

And when I'm finished, bring the yellow tape

To tape off the scene of the slaughter

Still can't swallow bread and water

Yo, that’t the truth, comin’ at you from that n***a that be keeping it real! WORD!

Peter Michaels: Next week Lenny Brown goes one-on-one with Rick Law, and I can’t imagine Law will be too happy after that! For now though we go back to Rick Law and the Hero Squad, as they interview more suspects.

Hero Squads Final Interviews

(We cut to Rogue sat before the Hero Squad)

Rogue: (In a low voice) You sit there, high and mighty, passing judgement on others, but let me ask you this, who do you feel judged by? Who is your higher power? You sit behind your desk and you play god…is that who you think you are? Are you god? Should I be get on my knees and beg for forgiveness? Shall I pray to you take it easy on me? Is that what you want, to be worshipped, to be sat on your thorn’s made of gold and look at the peasants below, making them sacrifice their children, their livestock? Maybe make it rain for 40 days and 40 nights so you are left alone in your ideal beacon of perfect paradise, free from the evil and wrongdoers, but then what? Once the world has ended who is there left to judge? Without judgement of others you are left with judgement of self, and then what? What happens when you look in the mirror on you tropical island and realise that it isn’t humanity you so despise, it’s yourself? What happens when you finally have to look inside the man you are rather than the men you aren’t, then what? What happens to you then, are you sacrificed to those same gods you claimed to be? Do you realise that you are a mere mortal just like the rest of them and therefore shouldn’t be a judge at all but in fact you should be the one on trial?

Captain Atomic: (huge pause) ….erm, I only asked you what your name was….

(We skip forward to Dawn talking to the rest of Hero Squad discussing other suspects when Violent Conduct burst in, Greed takes a seat as Spade remains standing)

John Greed: Let me guess, no further in your investigation?

Lobster Warrior: This guy again!?

Rick Law: Did you invite him Dawn?

Spencer Spade: John Greed doesn’t need invites!

Lobster Warrior: No, John Greed never receives invites!

John Greed: Silence! You want to know why you haven’t found who you are looking for? Because you are looking at him! That’s right, it was us all along!

(Hero Squad look at each other, then burst out laughing)

Captain Atomic: You serious?

Rick Law: Nobody believes that.

Lobster Warrior: Does anyone honestly think they could do that?

Jungle Lord: No.

(Greed jumps up from his seat and slams his fists on the table)

John Greed: Enough! I will not be disrespected by you! You don’t believe me? Fine! I will prove it to you! Come on Spencer!

(John Greed storms out and Spencer Spade follows)

Spencer Spade: (smiles) See ya.

(Hero Squad continue to laugh)

Peter Michaels: So apparently it was Violent Conduct all along, or so they say, but then Greed is “evil” so he may just be evil enough to lie! Back to action next though as we see a real size and style clash.

<div style="text-align:center;">KC Glenn v King Kong Kennedy</div>

Duane Fry: That’s putting it lightly, with Kennedy coming in at 252lbs heavier than Glenn, or over twice his size, Glenn had to use his speed in this one, something he did quite impressively. Kennedy however proved something I think we all knew, he may very well be the laziest wrestler I have ever seen, and on a few occasions he actually gave up trying to catch Glenn and just allowed himself to be hit with kicks and moves. He would get some offense in, a few decent slams and one very hard clothesline which actually caused Glenn to do a 360 flip, but ultimately Kennedy just lacked the motivation and will to even win this one, and I’m pretty sure may have even been able to kick out the roll-up Glenn finally pinned him with, but I just think he wanted the match over with. Kennedy has said before he hates the quick ones, and they don’t come any quicker than KC Glenn, still, you expect much better from a pro wrestler, and Kennedy should be ashamed, although I suspect he is not.

KC Glenn will have much better matches than this in the future, and he has in the past already, and despite the size difference we can’t even really call this an impressive victory either!

Winner: KC Glenn (C-)

Peter Michaels: Kennedy (laughs) I don’t think I’ve ever seen a performance like that before, I think even KC Glenn was embarrassed to pick up the win in that one. Well once again after a match the camera’s would have to quickly go backstage because of some commotion.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley And Remo Brawl Again</div>

(Just like last week a camera man is running to catch up and eventually finds Remo and Steve Frehley fighting backstage, brawling all over the place. The camera continues to follow them as they actually brawl out the exit to the arena. The cameraman is able to get to the exit, but can go no further due to the length of the camera cable, we see Remo and Frehley fighting onto the street, actually stopping traffic, and eventually they fight in the middle of the road, before brawling out of shot)

Peter Michaels: Who knows where those 2 might have ended up. Well since that show was on we have actually heard that at Welcome To The Jungle Steve Frehley and Remo will wrestle inside a steel cage, a great idea after seeing that, but also very interesting as it was over a year ago these 2 met inside a cage and Remo won, taking Steve Frehley’s world heavyweight title, so it’ll be a very interesting rematch.

Well up next the Awesomeness continues their careers while the investigation into their attack goes on, this time facing the Nation Of Filth.

<div style="text-align:center;">The Awesomeness v Nation Of Filth</div>

Duane Fry: The pretty boy team of the Awesomeness took on a team who I don’t think have ever been praised for their looks, or personal hygiene. It was athleticism against experience, and I think the nation went into this one hoping the awesomeness would still be feeling some affect from the vicious attack on them….fortunately they were not, and from the moment that became clear I don’t think there was ever any doubt about who would win this. With fluid, quick movements and a high energy performance the Awesomeness never looked like losing this one, and would eventually pick up a pretty easy win with Shock and Awe.

Despite The Awesomeness looking healthy, this was actually another poor match, very disappointing performance by the nation and another poor match that just shouldn’t really be on an SWF show.

Winners: The Awesomeness (D+)

Peter Michaels: Good to see The Awesomeness back to full health now, although I don’t think I’ll be watching the match back any time soon. Well last week Rich Money won a fatal four way match which could allow him into the title match at Welcome To The Jungle. Here is what Angry Gilmore and Rich Money had to say about that.

<div style="text-align:center;">Rich Money And Angry Gilmore Promo</div>

Rich Money: Jack Bruce v Rich Money, part…what, 99? 100? We have a lot of history Mr Bruce, a lot of history, remember that time you destroyed me thinking I’d conspired against you? Remember that time I was innocent all along? Remember the time the fans continued to cheer you anyway? Remember how they eventually turned on me? You, Mr Bruce, are everything I hate, you represent everything that is wrong with society. You do what you want, you trash hotels, you party, you sleep around….and they love you for it! They love your attitude, they praise you for being a selfish, self-centred egomaniac! Then you have I, I work hard, I build up a successful empire, and I make money, honest money, from long hours and dedication, I play by the rules always on time, always working hard, and they boo me! They boo me because of my money, but more than that they boo me and cheer you because everyone wants to be you. They look at me and see hard work, long hours and dedication, and your average lazy man doesn’t want that, they look at you and see a slacker who has it all given to him, a lazy party animal and they want to be you! That is what is wrong with people today, everyone is looking to get as much as they can with as little effort as possible, well I have shown before, I showed you last week and I will show you again that my way is better….that I AM BETTER! Forget the title for now, I am thinking long-term on this one, we want the two of you at Welcome To The Jungle, a big match, and a big payoff in more ways than one. What do you say gentleman?

Angry Gilmore: ROCKY GOLDEN! You think because you are twice my size you are better than me? You come out all relaxed, making goofy jokes to amuse yourself, you think that’s funny? AM I A JOKE TO YOU? We couldn’t be more different you and I, but let me ask you this, do you think that’s a good thing? I am a 2 time world champion! Jack Bruce, remember when I took my title back from you? Rocky, remember when I took your title….wait, that’s right, YOU NEVER HAD A TITLE TO TAKE! See, I can joke too! But the biggest joke here is you Rocky Golden, you flopped, you came over here and you accomplished nothing, so what do you do? You hitch your wagon to a more successful wrestler, but I know the truth, you’re big, you’re friendly and you are NOTHING! At Welcome To The Jungle I will prove to everyone how much better I am than you!

Rich Money: (Laughing evilly) Mr Bruce, Mr Golden, you can take that to the bank.

Peter Michaels: Well that one is certainly heating up, Rich Money and Jack Bruce always makes for an interesting contest, adding in Rocky Golden and Angry Gilmore should make that a fantastic contest.

<div style="text-align:center;">Fox Mask v Paul Huntington</div>

Duane Fry: Two solid competitors in this one, and that’s exactly what we got. Fox Mask came at Huntington with some good technical stuff and tried to work over Huntington’s legs at times, also hitting some flashy moves including a lovely move where he flipped over the back of Huntington, starting in a standing position in front of him, and hit almost a reverse DDT, not sure what you call that but it looked good. Huntington to his credit was able to slow the quicker competitor down but really Fox Mask did control most of this match. However, Huntington knows how to win and doesn’t care how he does it, and that would show again today, when Fox Mask would go for a roll-up Huntington would simply sit down, but grab hold of the ropes for leverage and pick up an undeserved and sneaky victory.

Winner: Paul Huntington (C+)

Peter Michaels: Earlier in the show Rich Money and Angry Gilmore had some interview time, but later on Rocky Golden and Jack Bruce had a chance too, which we will take you to now.

<div style="text-align:center;">Rocky Golden And Jack Bruce Interview</div>

Rocky Golden: You think I’m a joke? Just because I don’t have a short man complex and therefore am able to just relax and have a good time? Let me tell you something, I spent my whole life having people try to prove themselves by picking fights with me. I’m huge, and I’m a nice guy, so people think I’m an easy target, but you know what, no matter how many people pick a fight with me in bars, no matter how many short guys out to boost their own ego think they can take me they are all wrong, you won’t be any different. You are talented, I’ll give you that, but this isn’t about a wrestling match to you any more, this is about proving something, and when you lose your cool, that’s when my clear head and calm demeanour will work to my advantage.

Jack Bruce: Dick Money, you want to know the real reason people like me and don’t like you? It’s not about my lifestyle, your money, our attitudes to life, it’s much simpler. You are an a*****e, plain and simple. Nobody likes you because there is nothing to like. You are right, it wasn’t you who was causing me all those problems all those years ago, but frankly I don’t care, baby, because I, just like everyone else, had wanted to punch you in your smug face for so long. You come out in your flash cars, you throw your wealth in everyone’s face, yet what do I do with my money? Baby I’m at the bar every night picking up tabs and buying drinks, I’m paying off fines and hotel debts, does that make me better than you? That’s not for me to say, but baby, it makes me a LOT more fun than you! That is what people like, I have a good time, you swim around in your scrooge McDuck coin filled swimming pool, but as a great man once said, does your money love you? Does it kiss you at night? Hell last night I had 3 different women in my bed kissing me to sleep, and my mouth wasn’t even involved if you catch my drift. Face it Dick, you wish you were me, and that’s exactly why you hate me! You want us at Welcome to The Jungle? Oh it is on!

Rocky Golden: Look at the facts Rich, you are Money, I am rock, and rock always beats paper!

(Just as the camera is fading away we hear Jack Bruce groan)

Jack Bruce: (laughing) no it doesn’t!

Rocky Golden: What? How doesn’t it? It’s a freaking rock!

Peter Michaels: I think Rocky Golden needs to brush up on his Rock, Paper, Scissor rules, but all 4 men seem up for that match and it should be a good one. This week we had an excellent semi-main event lined up as 2 of the best in our tag team division went up against each other.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad II (Captain Atomic & Lobster Warrior) v Platinum Blondes</div>

Duane Fry: Two of the top teams in SWF went head to head in this one, and it lived up to the hype. Captain Atomic ran to the ring in typical intense fashion, and even Lobster Warrior seemed a bit more serious than usually, just like the Blondes who’s club music and dancing was still there but there was a serious edge to their performance last night.

This one was an even contest throughout, but the Blondes did have the best of it for a long time, managing to isolate Lobster Warrior for a good 5 minutes or more, slowly beating him down, and at one point when Lobster did make a tag James Prudence had managed to attract the referees attention and he didn’t see the tag made. Eventually though, with them unable to put Warrior away he did make a tag, and Atomic came in like a house on fire, hitting great shoulder tackles, a very hard clothesline on Frederique and even hit the Mushroom cloud on Prudence, unfortunately Garcia was the legal man and the ref refused to count the 3, in the confusion Garcia was able to hit Atomic from behind, taking out a knee with a chop block.

The Blondes would work over the knee for a minute or 2, making frequent tags, but they wouldn’t do enough damage, and in typical Captain Atomic fashion he was able to radiate, and as you know when he’s in the radioactive zone nothing anyone does can hurt him. He would fight both men off, and after Lobster Warrior came in to stop a double team, clotheslining himself and James Prudence over the top rope and to the outside, it would leave Atomic alone with Frederique Antonio Garcia, and despite begging, Atomic would his Radiation Blast for the 3 count.

A great match by 2 great teams, very good action and fantastic antics in front of a hot crowd, what more can you ask for?

Winners: Hero Squad II (B+)

Peter Michaels: Great match that one, both of those teams are so impressive and truly showcase what the SWF tag division is all about. However, one team in SWF history more than any other has truly defined tag team wrestling here in SWF, love them or hate them these 2 charismatic brothers and been a corner stone of SWF for years now, and they would be part of tonight’s tag team main event.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota & Valiant v The Amazing Bumfholes</div>

Duane Fry: Ladies and gentleman, I don’t like to use the word classic lightly, I do not just throw that term around, but lately I have been using it a lot as their really has been some truly amazing moments, show’s and matches recently, and you best believe this was another one. I’m not exactly sure where I put this in the match of the year awards but I can only think of the Angry Gilmore and Rogue against Valiant and Rocky Golden match that comes close to this one on tv! With Valiant also involved in this one he is becoming a go-to guy for classic wrestling matches.

This match actually started quite slow with the Bumfholes obviously doing their homework, and while it would be very 50-50 they did manage to get most the offence in, and at one point when Valiant was squaring off with Randy Zimmy Bumfhole came flying on screen and hit a fantastic top rope dropkick from nowhere, nobody saw that coming and it looked fantastic. Zimmy would get a telling off from the ref, but it did allow the Bumfholes to dominate for a bit with Valiant getting a bit of a beating. Eventually though Minnesota would get the tag, and while he’d take control momentarily the Bumfholes would again regain the advantage after a blind tag by Randy allowed him to come in and surprise Joey with a reverse suplex, hit to perfection. Being more experienced teaming together would be the theme of this match, while Joey and Valiant are great in singles action they would wrestle this one as 2 individuals whereas the Bumfholes would work like a well-oiled machine, always seeming to know when the other needed tagging in or out, hitting lovely double team moves and distracted the ref when needed.

While this was fantastic wrestling contest for 15 minutes, it also had it fair share of shenanigans after that, as in the 15th minute of this match, with the referee paying attention to Joey Minnesota and Randy Bumfhole on the outside Primus Allen would appear from nowhere, running in the ring and low blowing Valiant, allowing Zimmy Bumfhole to hit a Bumfhole in one. With Allen already celebrating the referee would make the count, to a huge pop and great surprise Valiant would be able to kick out. Allen would then try to get involved again, but the referee would notice and send him to the back. Things wouldn’t end there though, as just a few minutes later Emma Chase would come strutting frim the back, looking cocky and seemingly talking to herself, as she got to the ring she would turn to look at who she though was next to her, we assume Brandon James, and to her shock and embarrassment she’d realise she was actually alone. As she was storming to the back Randy Bumfhole would take advantage of the distraction, rolling Minnesota up, who had been watching all that unfold, but Minnesota would manage to kick out at 2 and 3 quarters.

The ending came when Valiant would get a blind tag on Joey Minnesota, and after Randy Bumfhole tagged himself in he’d go for a huge springboard cross body on Joey Minnesota, but with Valiant running in he would catch Randy Bumfhole in mid-air with a massive shoulder tackle, it looked truly devastating and is sure to be seen in replays for years to come. Valiant would then pick himself up at the same time Minnesota took Zimmy Bumfhole to the outside, Valiant would then pick up Randy, and hit a hard V-Split, pinning the unlucky Bumfhole Brother.

A true classic, a simply amazing match and sensational action with the Bumfholes coming close to a huge upset on multiple occasions, as well as the entertaining moment with Chase and Allen. This was a match that will be talked about for years and is a true contender for match of the year. A fantastic way to end the show and the best match of The Bumfholes career and a match which shows that the 2 youngsters are surely future main eventers. Sensational stuff, that’s what wrestling is about.

Winners: Joey Minnesota & Valiant (A*)

Peter Michaels: If you managed to miss Supreme TV this week you HAVE to try and catch that match. I can tell you right now that was professional wrestling at its absolute best, as Duane said that was a classic that will be talked about for years and another sign that The Bumfholes can go on to be the greatest tag team in history, if they aren’t already. The perfect way to end an excellent addition of Supreme TV. Make sure you tune in next week with the already set main event rematch of Joey Minnesota, Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden taking on Brandon James, Rich Money and Angry Gilmore. Could be another classic folks, see you then!

Quick Results:

Minnesota Calls Out James (B+)

The Non-Conformists Def. Frankie Perez & Ernest Youngman At 9.31(C+)

Mikey James Def. Boriken Love Machine Jr. At 5.40 ©

Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam (D+

Reapers Of Death Def. Rich And Famous At 6.53 (C+)

Marshall Dillon Def. Acid At 7.23 (D+)

Hero Squad Talk To Suspects (B-)

Turner Crash Def. Kid Toma At 8.37 (C-)

Valiant Responds To Primus Allen (B+)

Enforcer Roberts Def. Of Kreviazuk At 10.55 (D+)

Brown Raps About Law ©

Hero Squad Talk To More Suspects (B-)

KC Glenn Def. King Kong Kennedy At 10.10 (C-)

Frehley And Remo Brawl (B)

The Awesomeness Def. Nation Of Filth At 5.40(D+)

Money And Gilmore Promo (B+)

Paul Huntington Def. Fox Mask At 8.48

Rocky Golden And Jack Bruce Promo (B+)

Hero Squad II Def. Platinum Blondes At 12.01 (B+)

Joey Minnesota & Valiant Def. The Amazing Bumfholes At 22.27 (A*)

Overall Show Rating: A

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Supreme TV

Peter Michaels: Welcome to the last Supreme TV recap before our next PPV, Welcome To The Jungle. Last week we had a classic match in our main event, and tonight we have another huge match lined up for you. But to start with we have what could be a great match, as Captain Atomic takes on Rogue.

Captain Atomic v Rogue

Duane Fry: You were right about that Michael, this was a great opening match with Atomic going all out as he always does, smashing into Rogue with shoulder tackles, shoulder blocks, clotheslines and even a great dropkick, whereas Rogue was his usually conniving self, looking to take shortcuts and steal a cheap win. This match of course came about after Rogue was questioned over the attack on The Awesomeness and if Rogue was trying to show he was a trusted member of society then he failed, grabbing ropes, tights, even an attempted low blow which Atomic was able to block were all done by Rogue, living up to his name.

The match itself was very back and forth, Atomic starting strong but Rogue did what he does best and wormed his way back into it using every trick he knows. The match was almost over after 8 minutes when Captain Atomic hit a great diving headbutt off the top, obviously taking a page out of Jungle Lords book, but Rogue would get a foot on the bottom rope. In the end though one of Rogue’s tricks would end up winning him the match. Captain Atomic hit Rogue with a shoulder black, and as Rogue fell back he would “accidentally” kick up and catch Atomic between the legs, the referee wouldn’t see it, and that would allow Rogue to hit a quick roll-up and pick up the win. There is a reason he is a genuine title contender, he knows how to get the job done.

Very good match which the crowd were really in to, and Captain Atomic showed he can hang with the big boys, just needs to sometimes be smarter in his approach.

Winner: Rogue (B)

Peter Michaels: Great opening match between 2 great competitors. Well after the match we would see footage of Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden talking to Brandon James backstage.

Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden Speak To Brandon James

(Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden walk into Brandon James locker room who’s stood alone warming up)

Jack Bruce: Hey man, how you doing?

(Brandon James nods)

Rocky Golden: Look, we won’t keep you, we just want to discuss what Joey was saying last week, he’s right you know. You’re a monster, hell you’re almost as tall as me and you might even be in better shape. Look at you, you’re huge, you’re a star (puts his hand on his heart, completely over acting) don’t you want to shine brighter than you ever have before?

(Brandon James just looks at him)

Jack Bruce: Ignore him, he’s a funny guy, you’ll get used to him I promise. Tell you what, I have a hotel booked just round the corner, how about tonight the 4 of us go out, hit up a club, have some Cristal champagne, have some fun, what do you say?

(Brandon James is just about to speak when Rich Money and Angry Gilmore burst in and attack Bruce and Golden from behind beating them down to the ground and continue to stamp on them. Emma Chase comes in and starts screaming at Brandon James, who just ignores her and continues his warm up, completely ignoring the 4 man brawl going on just 3 feet away from him.)

Peter Michaels: That attack would put the main event in doubt, and Joey Minnesota would be told to see if he can find 2 other partners just in case. Interesting recruitment drive though by Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden, they obviously see something in Brandon James.

KC Glenn v Boriken Love Machine Jr.

Duane Fry: This match was a true shocker, with Boriken having a so far unsuccessful stint in SWF he needed to something quick to prove his worth, and with KC Glenn still be relatively new to SWF he was also out to impress, and what we got was a great match. These 2 went right at each other from the start, and while it wasn’t a long match they managed to drag a silent crowd right into this. KC Glenn is starting to build a great reputation in SWF as a truly excellent worker, and in this one Boriken showed that maybe he has a little something too. With lots of flashy offence shown by Glenn, including a fantastic hurricanrana counter to a powerbomb as well as a standing shooting star press, this match was also technically impressive and even had a bit of brawling, a lot to be put into such a short match. This was the very definition of making your minutes count.

While KC Glenn would win this one with a 450 splash even in defeat this would be a match that could quite well help Boriken find some momentum yet.

Winner: KC Glenn (B-)

Peter Michaels: Very impressive outing for both competitors, I think that match went well beyond everyone’s expectations. KC Glenn is part of a good young tag team, but watching matches like that you have to believe the protégé of Joey Minnesota has a great solo future.

Primus Allen Hypes Match Against Valiant

Primus Allen: You best believe that the management in this c*****r company are running scared, what do you think they are going to do once I put Valiant in his place? Once I prove that I belong what will they do then? Think I’ll get the title shots? The big bucks? Nah, me neither, they’ll find some way to keep me down, but newsflash people, this n***a ain’t going anywhere! This match isn’t Primus Allen against Valiant, this isn’t even black against white, this is truth! Truth taking on propaganda! Valiant himself says America isn’t perfect, that is one of the biggest understatements I have ever heard. But that is another story for another day, for today I am going to make this short and sweet…Primus Allen is going to take down a high powered white boy, and believe me, he will not be the last!

Peter Michaels: A very confident young man, but I wouldn’t doubt Valiant for a second. Up next we have Enforcer Roberts weekly title defence, let’s hope it’s better than last weeks.

Remmy Skye v Enforcer Roberts

Duane Fry: Peter, this match wasn’t even comparable to last weeks, just like his opponents aren’t, with the hugely charismatic, high flying Remmy Skye being Roberts opponent this week. Skye had the right idea in this one, keeping a high pace throughout, doing all he could to stop Roberts dictating the pace and as always would hit some very impressive flashy moves. It was obvious in this one that the 2 were polar opposites, with Roberts doing all he could to drag Skye to the mat and keep him down there while also trying to get at the legs of Skye, and Skye going up top on more than one occasion as well as hitting a nice baseball slide when Roberts tried to go outside to have a quick time out.

While Skye would be very impressive this match would also highlighted his weakness, he timing of certain moves, as he would get caught a couple of times on high-risk manoeuvres, once with Roberts simply moving out the way of a crossbody, and at the end Roberts getting his knee’s up as Remmy would attempt a slit-legged moonsault. It was after that move that Roberts would be able to lock Remmy in the R.C.T. and Remmy would have no choice but to tap.

A very good match though and certainly the most entertaining match of Roberts title reign so far.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (B-)

Peter Michaels: Well from one of the most impressive technical wrestlers in SWF history to perhaps the future of technical wrestling we have the third and final part of Ana Garcia’s sit down interviews with the Sons Of Sam.

Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam

Ana Garica: So, we have discussed why you got into wrestling, your names and why you became a tag team. Tonight I want to know about your childhood, what was that like?

(Again Greg Gauge opens his mouth to talk but Matthew takes over)

Matthew Keith: Well Ana, our childhood wasn’t…

Greg Gauge: (Interrupting) NO! Not again, tonight I talk first for once (Matthew rolls his eyes) you want to know what our childhood was like? Well it’s just like it is now, Matthew doing all he can to be centre of attention. Matthew always had to have the spotlight, like when he learnt to walk, everyone crowded round him, camera’s flashing, video’s taken…but then 15minutes later when I did it is was like “yeah, great, what else is new?” Matthew said how we decided to become wrestlers, but it started years before that, I used to watch my Father in arena’s and on TV and I knew from a young age that’s what I would be.

Matthew Keith: You aren’t as good as my Father.

Greg Gauge: That isn’t what I said, but I knew I wanted to be just like him ever since I was a child, but I didn’t make a big thing of it, I just waited until I was old enough to train, yet when Matthew finally decided he could make money from it he made a huge family announcement, it wasn’t like me, planning to become one, quietly studying wrestling, it was “look at me! Look at me! Daddy I want to be a wrestler too! LOVE ME!”

Matthew Keith: Screw you! Excuse me if I was excited to become a wrestler, and it’s not my fault you have always had to live in my shadow, but if you were is talented as me and developed as quickly that would not have happened, you petty, jealous little sh…

Greg Gauge: I’m petty and jealous? You’re still jealous my name comes first alphabetically!

Matthew Keith: That’s Mum and Dads fault!

(Matthew jumps at Greg and the two start fighting on the floor)

Ana Garcia: Well…these two seem prepared for their title match in two day’s time anyway! (Looks at the two brawling on the floor) good luck boys!

Peter Michaels: It’s going to be interesting to see if those two can get along long enough on Thursday to win the tag team titles.

Marshall Dillon v Acid

Duane Fry: This was a rematch from last week, but the result was the same. Another poor match but one where Marshall again looked very strong, kicking ass and winning convincingly with the Crackdown.

Winner: Marshall Dillon (D+)

Peter Michaels: Convincing win two weeks in a row for Marshall Dillon. After that match the cameras would go backstage and spy on another rather interesting conversation.

Joey Minnesota Talks To Brandon James

(Joey Minnesota finds Brandon James backstage still in his locker room, his back to Minnesota)

Joey Minnesota: I saw what happened earlier.

(Brandon James turns round)

Joey Minnesota: You didn’t join in their attack, but you didn’t stop it either. I get it, you need to think, but you need to make your mind up. If you choose to be Emma Chase’s bitch (Gets in Brandon James’s face) then we will make you our bitch. Join us, and you will become a superstar. (Pats James on the shoulder) Think about it.

(Joey Minnesota turns and walks away as Brandon James stays silent)

Peter Michaels: They aren’t giving up on their recruitment are they? You almost forget these 2 go one-on-one for the world title thursday night, got to wonder how much the outcome to that match will affect Brandon James decision.

Last week Lenny Brown had some disrespectful, shocking and downright offensive words for Rick Law, this week the 2 had a singles match, will bad bad Lenny Brown hit the big time, or would he fight the law and have the Law win….

Rick Law v Lenny Brown

Duane Fry: Terrible word play Peter, but this was a good match. With the recent issue’s between the 2 this really was more of a fight than a technical masterpiece, but it was an entertaining one. I don’t think Lenny Brown expected Rick Law to be this aggressive as he was still playing to the crowd when Rick Law would run and take him down with a spear before mounting him and unloading some stiff left handed punches. Brown would actually have to bail the ring to get away from the larger Law to try and catch his breath and compose himself.

Brown would take control briefly in this match working over the leg of Law, a smart technique, but less smart was working over the knee whilst still making this a fight, a rookie mistake. Due to the style of the match as well as the size and experience of Law the match always favoured him, and he would pick up the win after hitting the Squad Car Slam.

Lenny Brown wouldn’t hit the big time this time, but it was a decent outing for him.

Winner: Rick Law (C+)

Peter Michaels: The story wouldn’t be over their though, as after the match a team with a point to prove would attack the lawman.

Violent Conduct Attack Rick Law

(After his victory Rick Law is celebrating, when John Greed and Spencer Spade run in and attack him from behind, knocking him to the ground with a double chop block, then start laying the boots to him. They pick Law up and set him up for a double DDT when the rest of Hero Squad run out, and Violent Conduct leave the ring and escape through the crowd.)

Peter Michaels: Violent conduct said they were going to prove that they did the “evil” act of attacking The Awesomeness and that goes some way of proving that. Up next is a less evil tag team, platinum blondes.

Java & Donnie J v Platinum Blondes

Duane Fry: This one was a complete walkover for the Blondes, dominating this from the start, looking very strong and confident before finishing Java off with the Die Job double powerbomb. While a straight forward victory the charisma and antics of the Platinum Blondes made this more entertaining match than you’d expect.

Winners: Platinum Blondes ©

Valiant Interview

Valiant: The truth against propaganda? Let me tell you what I believe, I believe this is much simpler. This is Valiant against Primus Allen, myself taking on some loud mouth who’s attitude has got him a match he has yet to earn. You wanted to wrestle me? Then you could have worked your way up, won matches, and got your chance. Instead you choose to talk about American, and “white boys”, run your mouth and get attention and that’s fine. We are all here for the same reason really, to win matches and take titles. But when you use real issues, when you cheapen racism and you attack this great country then you are going too far! I do not respect you Allen, and at Welcome To The Jungle I am going to beat you, you are going to lose and you are going to fail to make the impact you crave, and hopefully you will just fade into obscurity, and it couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.

Bart Biggins & Grandmaster Phunk v Non-Conformists

Duane Fry: Just like the last match this one was very straight forward, once again the experienced tag team had this all there way, with the Non-Conformists starting very well, never letting up, never looking in doubt. They would finally pick up the simple win with a new move we have since been told is called “The Establishment” a very powerful double superkick. Forgettable match.

Winners: The Non-Conformists (C-)

Peter Michaels: Strong wins for two good tag teams. Up next it’s time again for another “Crash Course In Wrestling”.

Crash Course In Wrestling

(Turner Crash is backstage in some hallway)

Turner Crash: (Whispering) Crikey mate, welcome to another addition of “Crash Course In Wrestling”. Tonight I will be taking a look at a man who lairs it up big time mate, a real hoon. He’s a liar, a cheat and you’ll see him grinning like a shot fox as he does it, a real dunny rat! Let’s go talk to him, he’ll probably give me a real gobfull, let’s go anyway.

(Turner Crash turns a corner and we see Rogue getting a drink)

Turner Crash: G’day mate! Having a grog?

Rogue: (annoyed) what?

Turner Crash: Ya know mate, a grog, a longneck, a butcher, a tinny.

Rogue: (more annoyed) get out of my face, don’t you know you are looking into the face of god? You should be on your knees, looking to the heavens, thankful to even be in the presence of me, sharing the same breath…

Turner Crash: (Interrupting Rogue and talking to the camera) Crikey, what a figjam! Let’s see if we can truly annoy this mongrel, see what he’s truly capable of.

Rogue: If you are going to talk about me you better address me first, I can hear what you are saying you know, but I shall not rise to it. You want a reaction, you want Rogue on your little show as that means ratings, but you forget I am above this, I am above you, so go back to your little prison island, get on the banana boat you came in on and get the hell out my face.

(Rogue turns and starts walking away)

Turner Crash: This calls for more action, let’s see what the ratbag is capable of!

(Turner Crash runs and jumps on Rogue’s back, Rogue is furious and tries to throw him off)

Turner Crash: You little ripper! (Turns to camera) you gettin’ this? Look how angrily he reacts to this, boy is he furious now!

(Rogue slams Crash against a wall, and smashes him down onto the floor, before climbing on top and delivering some stiff punches to the face as the camera zooms in. Rogue gets up and walks off)

Turner Crash: (Breathlessly and in pain) Blimey, he was spewin’. He might talk like a yabber, but he sure can fight. Until next time mates, this has been another Crash Course In Wrestling.

Peter Michaels: Another important lesson learnt…don’t jump on Rogues back. Not sure we needed to be told that but there you go.

Fox Mask v Des Davids

Duane Fry: Going into this one it looked like it would be a throwaway match, with Davids looking to regain some momentum and Fox Mask usually competing in the tag ranks, although this was his third singles match in as many weeks. What we actually got was a very interesting match, with Fox using his technical skills to ground Davids, and Davids using his size and aggression to try and get the win. Davids would control a lot of this match but it was far from one sided, and it even looked like Fox Mask would pick up the win after his Fox Flip Off DDT, although Phoebe Plumridge would put Davids leg on the bottom rope.

Phoebe would also be involved in the end of this match, grabbing Fox’s leg as he went to the top rope, allow Davids to run up and hit a top rope hip toss. Fox would get up only to turn into a quarterback shock, and the huge tackle was enough to earn Des the win.

Surprisingly a very good match that went beyond expectations, and one of Des Davids best singles matches to date.

Winner: Des Davids (B-)

Pater Michaels: Good match that one, worth checking out. After the match the camera’s and Ana Garcia would catch up with Violent Conduct.

Violent Conduct Interview

Ana Garcia: Last week we saw you confess to the attack on The Awesomeness, earlier tonight you attacked Rick Law, are we now seeing this evil John Greed you’ve been talking about for years?

John Greed: Now seeing it? Sweetheart, I have always been evil! A month ago we took out The awesomeness just for fun, and those fools at Hero Squad, our arch nemeses, didn’t even suspect us, that’s how good we are. They want redemption? Fine. Violent Squad will be at Welcome To The Jungle, and if Hero Squad are stupid enough to face us then we will show them how evil we can be.

Ana Garcia: You have something planned?

John Greed: (looking confused) what do you mean?

Ana Garcia: Well you must be planning more than just beating them, right?

(John Greed looks confused as Spencer Spade takes the mic)

Spencer Spade: We don’t plan, we do!

(John Greed laughs evilly as Ana Garcia now looks confused wondering what exactly that means)

Peter Michaels: Something tells me Hero Squad don’t really have an awful lot to worry about.

In the semi-main event we had a great looking tag team match on paper, did it live up to expectations.

Cali Dragons v Reapers Of Death

Duane Fry: Not many teams look confident when they come against the Reapers Of Death, but Cali Dragons not only looked confident but they seemed to have a game plan. We have seen teams in the past almost look like they are just trying to survive, but the Dragons went another route, starting the match by slapping both Vengeance and Scythe, angering the monsters, then bailing the ring. When the reapers followed them the Dragons would re-enter the ring, and then hit stereo suicide dives to really get the match going with a bang. It’s rare you see a team really try to take the fight to the Reapers.

Unfortunately there is only so much you can do when you are less than half the size of your opposition, and while the Dragons very fast paced offense got them off to a good start, and there constant tagging was a joy to watch Scythe would eventually turn the tides, catching Mikey James in mid-air after a crossbody attempt, and hitting a lovely fall away slam, throwing Mikey almost across the whole ring. From there both Scythe and Vengeance would spend a few minutes hitting James with all kind of power moves, slams, suplexes, clotheslines and a powerbomb into the corner. However, despite his size James may be the toughest competitor in SWF and just could not be kept down, and would eventually capitalise on a Vengeance mistake, being a bit too casual on a suplex attempt, which would allow Mikey to backflip over Vengeance back and get a sudden tag to Frankie Perez. Perez would hit a springboard drop kick to the knee of Vengeance and get some good offence in on him, but after less than a minute Scythe would just ignore the rules and storm in and hit a huge big boot, turning Perez inside out and giving Vengeance the advantage again.

A fantastic effort by the Dragons, but eventually they would suffer the same fate as many before them. Starting with an amazing moment when Perez would attempt a moonsault on a standing Vengeance, but while upside down in mid-air Vengeance would hit a big boot and Perez would land in a hugely painful and awkward looking position, Vengeance would then tag Scythe in, before running over to Mikey James and knocking him off the apron. Scythe would come in, grab Perez by the throat while on the floor, and in one hand lift him up, over his head, and chokeslam him down to the mat for the 3 count. A slightly flat ending to an otherwise great match, with all 4 men looking very impressive.

Winners: Reapers Of Death (B)

Peter Michaels: Great match and Scythe continues to count victims. Not much is known about him, but from what we can see he looks young and is VERY dangerous.

Well since getting attacked earlier in the night Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden’s role in the main event had been in question, and Joey Minnesota had even been advised to find 2 other partners just in case, would they make it? Here’s what they had to say.

Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden Talk

(Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden are in the trainer’s room)

Jack Bruce: Everyone wants to know if we will make it to the main event, baby you couldn’t keep us away! We have an opportunity to get our hands on Money and Gilmore, really think we would pass that up? Hit my music people, Jack Bruce is on his way!

(Suddenly Rich Money and Angry Gilmore burst in the door and attack again, Gilmore hitting Golden with a chair to the back as Rich Money slams Jack Bruce into a medical cabinet, breaking the glass. Gilmore hits the chair across Rocky’s back a few more times, and gives it to Rich Money, who does the same to Jack Bruce. Rich Money and Angry Gilmore leave Rocky Golden and Jack Bruce down and out)

Peter Michaels: Well as I would say on commentary, that would put the main event in huge doubt, would they make it into the match?

Joey Minnesota, Valiant and Steve Frehley v Brandon James, Rich Money and Angry Gilmore

Duane Fry: Well the answer to that question is simply “no” there was confusion, Joey Minnesota would come out first for his team, with James, Gilmore and Money already in the ring, Jack Bruce’s music would hit but nobody would come out. His music would end, there was a pause, and then Valiant’s music would hit, and he would come out, quickly followed by Frehley. Not bad replacements, although Minnesota did look like he wasn’t too happy to lose his original partners.

It was Minnesota’s team that started brighter, the 3 of them running down and sliding into the ring at the same time, the match starting with a brawl. When the referee finally got the 2 sides sorted it was Valiant starting off against Angry Gilmore, the competitors who know each other very well. Valiant was on top, using his trademark shoulder tackles and blocks to keep on top of Gilmore, but a well-placed kick to the knee and then tagging out to Rich Money gave that side the advantage. They would work over Valiant for a while, mainly Money and Gilmore working together without getting James involved. That would annoy Emma Chase, who would demand Brandon get a chance to tag in. Unfortunately that would backfire, as he would get tagged in and just allow Valiant to tag out and let the fresher Joey Minnesota tag in. The 2 would square off, stare each other down, before James wuld just step back and tag Rich Money in, annoying his partners and manager.

It would be an even contest, and eventually James would get involved, taking on Steve Frehley, but interestingly Minnesota and Brandon James would never find themselves in the ring at the same time until the end. With the clock reaching around 15 minutes the match would change dramatically, with Minnesota just tagging out and moving outside the ring, Valiant would be in the ring with Rich Money when Remo would appear from nowhere and attack Steve Frehley, pulling him off the side of the ring with Frehley’s face hitting the ring apron. Remo would beat Frehley down, but Frehley would manage to fight back, and the 2 would brawl to the back. This would leave Minnesota and Valiant alone for the rest of the match, something Gilmore and Money especially would take advantage of. The 2 would continue to hold their own though, but after over 5 minutes of being alone together Minnesota and Gilmore would both be down on the mat, and as they both struggled to their respective corners Primus Allen would also appear and attack Valiant, and that attack would mean while Gilmore was able to tag a fresh Brandon James in, Joey Minnesota would be left alone, and would turn straight into a big money move, which would allow Brandon James to pick up another victory over Joey Minnesota.

Another fantastic main event with some interesting moments to say the least and another big win for Brandon James.

Winners: Brandon James, Rich Money and Angry Gilmore (A)

Peter Michaels: A fantastic win and a great victory for Brandon James, but the action wouldn’t end there.

Post-Match Attack On Joey Minnesota

(After the match Joey Minnesota is lying on the ground as Rich Money and Angry Gilmore celebrate, Emma Chase is trying to get Brandon James to join in. Gilmore and Money then turn their attentions to Minnesota, laying in kicks and punches. They pick him up and Money hits the Bank Roll for extra emphasis. Emma Chase starts screaming at Brandon James to join in, but he doesn’t even move. Angry Gilmore climbs to the top rope and poses for the Sky High Elbow when Jack Bruce’s music hits and out runs Bruce and Rocky Golden. Gilmore jumps off the top rope back in the ring as he and Money start brawling with the 2. As those 4 brawls Joey Minnesota slowly gets up as Emma Chase continues to scream at Brandon James to attack, but he doesn’t. Minnesota finally gets up just as Golden, Bruce, Gilmore and Money leave the ring and brawl on the outside. Minnesota and James look at each other, with Chase between them, as the show goes off the air.)

Peter Michaels: Well folks, that’s out last show before Thursday nights Welcome To The Jungle, we’ll have the previews show of course before then, and it’s lining up to be a cracker. Brandon James seems to have Joey Minnesota’s number, and also his respect, is he really to be trusted though? After the beatings they have taken will Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden to be able to see off Rich Money and Angry Gilmore? Welcome To The Jungle is shaping up to be another awesome PPV, but for now we say good night!

Quick Results:

Rogue Def. Captain Atomic At 11.59 (B)

Bruce & Golden Talk To James (A)

KC Glenn Def. Boriken Love Machine Jr. At 6.27 (B-)

Allen Hypes Match Against Valiant ©

Enforcer Roberts Def. Remmy Skye At 11.53 (B-)

Sit Down Interview With Sons Of Sam (C-)

Marshall Dillon Def. Acid At 6.21 (D+)

Minnesota Talks To James (B+)

Rick Law Def. Lenny Brown At 10.23 (C+)

Hero Squad Save Rick Law ©

Platinum Blondes Def. Java & Donnie J At 5.40 ©

Valiant Hypes Match Against Primus Allen (B-)

The Non-Conformists Def. Bart Biggins & Grandmaster Phunk At 6.21 (C-)

Crash Course In Wrestling (B-)

Des Davids Def. Fox Mask At 10.22 (B-)

Violent Conduct Hype Match Against Hero Squad (C-)

Reapers Of Death Def. The Cali Dragons At 14.33 (B)

Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden Attacked By Rich Money & Angry Gilmore (B+)

Brandon James, Rich Money And Angry Gilmore Def. Joey Minnesota, Valiant And Steve Frehley (A)

Rich Money & Angry Gilmore Attack Joey Minnesota (A)

Overall Show Rating: A

lavelleuk · January 17, 2014

Is no one reading this? I thought I'd done a pretty good job of it lol.

lavelleuk · January 17, 2014

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Welcome To The Jungle Preview

Mikey James v Enforcer Roberts For The North American Championship

Roberts has been defending his title every week in order to push himself due to him believing it will be his last title reign. Mikey James is an ultra-tough wrestler, lightweight and young and looking to pick up his first title in SWF and winning the North American title would really kick-start his career.

Sons Of Sam v Law Of The Jungle For The World Tag Team Championship

Sons Of Sam won a four-way tag team match to become number one contenders to Law Of The Jungles tag team titles. The Brothers have only been tagging together for 3 months and we have learnt from their sit down interviews that that don’t really play together well. Will they be able to pull together when it matters, or will their bickering stop them from tasting gold for the first time?

Valiant v Primus Allen

Primus Allen has gotten a lot of attention for his controversial views, and at first Valiant tried to understand the angry youngster, but it appears that Valiant has lost all respect for him and no looks to shut him up instead. Allen is looking to not only show he can hang with the best of them, but also wants to show he has been held down and is better than any of the white workers on the roster.

Hero Squad II v Violent Conduct

When The Awesomeness was found unconscious backstage Hero Squad set about trying to find the culprits, and would interview most of the roster. However, Violent Conduct would feel overlooked and disrespected when Hero Squad wouldn’t suspect them, or even believe them when they confessed to the crime. Violent Conduct, or more specifically John Greed has set about not only trying to prove they did it, but also prove they are truly evil. Was their attack on Rick Law enough to convince the Hero Squad? And what are Violent Conducts evil plans for the PPV?

Steve Frehley v Remo

This is the latest chapter in an almost 10 year rivalry. Over the years these 2 have destroyed each other in various styles of matches, and quite often not even in matches. It didn’t really take much to get this one started again, Frehley was cutting a promo about his frustration at losing, Remo interrupted to mock him and that was it, it was on again. Over the last few weeks we have seen these 2 brawling in and out of arenas, and on the last episode of Supreme TV Remo would take Frehley out of his main event match, which he’d technically go on to lose. This match will be inside a steel cage, 17months after Remo won a steel cage match against Steve Frehley to win the world heavyweight championship. This should be a brutal rematch.

Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden v Rich Money & Angry Gilmore

A huge tag team match involving 3 multi-time world champions and Rocky Golden, a man destined to win one before his career is over. This one started when Brandon James, Rich Money and Angry Gilmore interrupted Joey Minnesota’s title celebration he was having with Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden. The 6 would face in a six man tag that night, with Brandon James winning and being made number 1 contender to the title. The next week the four would have a four way match, with Rich Money getting the victory, but for the most part the match was pretty much a tag team match anyway. Things would escalate after that, with Money and Gilmore repeatedly attacking Bruce and Golden. Golden and Bruce must be hurting, but as we saw at the end of Supreme TV it will take more than that to keep these 2 down.

Joey Minnesota v Brandon James w/Emma Chase For The World Heavyweight Championship

Interesting build for this one, with the 2 of them showing each other respect, even shaking hands after Brandon James pinned Minnesota, and rather than talking about this as an upcoming battle Minnesota has spent the last few weeks convincing James to turn his back on his manager and join himself, Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden. Despite that James does have 2 victories over Minnesota in the last month and is a big, hard hitting heavyweight competitor and this will not be an easy match, can James win the big one?

TheAwesomeBatman101 · January 18, 2014

I'm loving this man this diary is awesome and I love my Hero Squad. I also like how you gave some people different characters then usual like Primus, Lenny Brown and Brandon James so continue the good job bud.

lavelleuk · January 18, 2014

Thanks man I appreciate that!

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<div style="text-align:center;">Welcome To The Jungle</div>

Peter Michaels: Last night we had a fantastic line up of matches, and let me tell you right now this show did not disappoint! I’m Peter Michaels, alongside Duane Fry, and we have a stacked card to recap for you tonight, starting with the surprise opening match of Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden against Rich Money and Angry Gilmore, let’s start right away!

<div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden v Rich Money & Angry Gilmore</div>

Duane Fry: Thank you Peter. I don’t think many thought we’d see this match going on first, and believe me when I say the pop when Jack Bruce’s music hit was deafening. Bruce and Golden still played to the crowd as they came out, but for Rich Money and Angry Gilmore they looked all business as they came out. Interesting that Rich Money didn’t let Gilmore ride in his BMW though!

A lot of people seemed surprised that both teams waited for the bell before getting going, and when it did it was Jack Bruce and Angry Gilmore squaring off. These 2 have a lot of recent history, trading the world titles, Gilmore snapping and beating down Bruce and of course their classic match at Christmas Clash 2013, a match Jack Bruce won. The 2 of them would start off quite even, Gilmore trying to slow the pace and get Bruce on the mat, but Bruce is a tough guy and wouldn’t allow Gilmore to get too much going, recovering from a lot of his early moves and just shaking them off. Neither side would really get an advantage until Rocky Golden would tag in and use his considerable size advantage to take Gilmore down with some impressive slams. He would have the advantage for a minute or 2 until Money was able to tag in blind and attack Golden from behind, giving his side the momentum they needed to begin with frequent tags and keep the big man grounded. Love them or hate them Money and Gilmore are 2 of the best going today and know how to dissect an opponent.

With Money and Gilmore working well together they would get a couple of near falls, Gilmore hitting a diving headbutt off the top, and a stiff DDT from Rich Money. Both got close 2 counts but I don’t think anyone really expected them to put down Golden. Money and Gilmore would eventually make a mistake though, they would attempt a double suplex but in a moment of pure strength Rocky Golden would counter it and suplex both of them at the same time, very impressive move and enough for him to get a tag to Jack Bruce who came in like a house on fire, taking down both Money and Gilmore, including a clothesline Gilmore over the rope to the outside, leaving Bruce and Money one-on-one together for the first time, and “coincidentally” this is when the pace really picked up and this become a pure brawl. Bruce and Money really looked like they weren’t just trying to win, they were out to hurt each other. Eventually the match would spill to the outside and Bruce would fall on is back, and that’s when the previous beatings seemed to take effect as he was slow to get up, slower than usual, and this allowed Money to Irish whip him into the steps, and Bruce looked hurt. Money would get him back into the ring for a 2 count, but it was obvious Bruce was struggling.

Eventually Money would tag in Gilmore, who would head straight to the top rope, and after a quick pose would hit his sky high elbow, but to everyone’s shock it would only get a 2 count again, and that is when Gilmore’s only weakness would come out for everyone to see. With himself and Money in complete control he would flip out, punching the mat, kicking the bottom rope and screaming at the ref. With Bruce down and almost out Rich Money would come into the ring to calm Gilmore down, but putting his arm round him from behind would lead to Gilmore elbowing him in the face, and while he would turn around and realise who he’d hit the 2 would get in an argument, including a shoving match. Eventually Money would calm him down, but by this point Bruce had had time to get his breath back, and with Moneys back to the action as he was leaving the ring Gilmore would turn round straight into a New York Minute. Sadly Bruce wouldn’t be able to make the cover, but Golden would seize his opportunity, run in and across the ring and hit Money with a big boot, knocking his to the floor, Golden would then turn round, lift Gilmore up with ease and hit him with a rocky road, pull Bruce on top of him, and after leaving the ring the referee would count the 3, and a pretty much unconscious Jack Bruce would pick up the win.

A fantastic match and a superb way to open the PPV as well as a hugely impressive victory for Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden. Great action!

Winners: Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden (A)

(Post match Gilmore eventually gets up and gets in Rich Moneys face. The 2 of them are seen arguing and shoving each other, Gilmore even sticking his finger in Money’s face, before eventually leaving the ring and storming backstage.)

Peter Michaels: Great victory for the rock star and the BFG. Gilmore and Money’s tag team days appear to be over though, although I guess it was always more a case of having common enemies rather than becoming an actual tag team. North America action was up next.

<div style="text-align:center;">Mikey James v Enforcer Roberts</div>

Duane Fry: This was a great chance for Mikey James to break out as a singles star, and he seemed determined to take it. The match started off slow and technical, and while Roberts would have the slight upper hand Mikey James was able to hold his own, especially with chain wrestling, much to the frustration of Enforcer Roberts. That frustration would lead to him making a mistake, very unlike him, when he would hit James with a straight right hand to the jaw, leading to James changing tact and making this a brawl. There are a lot of wrestling in SWF you wouldn’t want to brawl with, but the toughness of James makes him close to the top of that list, and he would take over this match, Roberts hardly getting any offense in for a few minutes. Roberts is VERY experienced though, and eventually Mikey would get a bit too enthusiastic, and when leaning down to pick Roberts up, I assume, Roberts would grab Mikey’s arm, using his own momentum to send him between the bottom and middle rope and to the outside.

Roberts would never truly take over, but it would give him breathing time, but Mikey was smart, with the match already gone over 5 mins Mikey decided to try and quicken the pace, hitting some great fast kicks, and going to the top rope to hit an elbow drop for a 2 count. He would also hit a springboard drop kick, again only for a 2. With Mikey already using his technical skills, his brawling and quickening the pace you could see he was frustrated with Roberts refusing to lie down, and would hit a series of roll-ups to try and get the victory, but with no luck.

After over 10minutes of action and Mikey getting desperate Roberts would show why he has been around for so many years and why he is a 4 time North America champion. With Mikey going for a move in the corner Roberts would move the referee in the way, and as Mikey James would stop and compose himself, stopping himself from hitting the ref, Roberts would hit a low blow, and then a roll up while grabbing the tights for another cheap victory.

A solid match, you have to think Mikey James took this a bit too easily, he seemed to almost expect to beat Roberts, and instead of taking him time he tried to rush the result, and paid the price, a lesson he will surely learn from as he matures.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (C+)

Peter Michaels: Some impatience costing Mikey James there and he will be very disappointed when he looks back at that match. Well after that we would hear from Remo about his upcoming battle against Steve Frehley.

<div style="text-align:center;">Remo Interview</div>

Remo: I am a man of very few words, so I will make this short and threatening…I HATE Steve Frehley! I hate his face! I hate the way he carries himself, I hate the fact you idiots cheer him for being a thug yet boo me for being a wrestling machine! I am pure athleticism, yes I am aggressive but I do that to win! Frehley is nothing but a punk who beats people up because he can’t outwrestle them! I am everything wrestling should be, yet right from the start I have been compared to him, it’s bulls**t! We are nothing like each other, I am 1000x times the wrestler he is, yet it seems every few months I have to prove this point by kicking his ass! Luckily I have no problem with that, and just like when I took his Heavyweight Title tonight I am going to enter than cage and leaving that piece of s**t a bloody, beaten mess!

(Remo shoves the camera man down as he storms off)

Peter Michaels: As intense as ever, but you know Steve Frehley would be able to match that aggression.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad II v Violent Conduct</div>

Duane Fry: This was the second of 3 tag team matches at the show, and while it didn’t have the star power of the opening match this one was almost a show stealer. Right from the start the referee was unable to keep control of this one, and I couldn’t tell on commentary who was the legal man for large parts of this and I think the referee struggled too!

The match started with Violent Conduct jumping Hero Squad in the aisle way, and while they would brawl into the ring the referee wouldn’t be able to separate them, and instead just rang the bell as all for men were fighting, something he’s probably regretting now. A furious and fast paced start, as well as hard hitting, Captain Atomic would eventually get the upper hand on Spencer Spade, first slamming him into the corner, then running in for his patterned big splash, Spade would fall to the ground, and while in a sitting position in the corner Atomic would then his massive running senton into the corner, launching his whole body at Spade and almost crushing the poor boy! Atomic would then turn his attentions to John Greed, who was still brawling with Lobster Warrior. Atomic would take over and hit a clothesline that would send both men over the top and to the outside. This was a few minutes in and would be the first time we would only have 2 men in the ring.

Eventually, and briefly, Greed and Atomic would make their way to the aprons, and we would see why Spencer Spade is thought to be filled with amazing potential as would actually take control despite the early set back against the much more experienced Lobby, hitting a couple of great jumping backheel kicks, following them up with a perfectly executed 450 splash, but the count would be interrupted by Atomic, hitting another senton. That would bring Greed back in and once again we would have a 4 man fight, with Spade and Greed double teaming Atomic, but it would give Lobby a chance to rest, and he’d pop up with a great backstabber on Greed, smashing both his knee’s into his back. Lobby and Greed would then fight to the outside, and Spade would throw Atomic out to join them. As the 3 were on the outside Spade would hit the far ropes, run back and a hit a beautiful senton of his own over the top rope to the outside, flipping in mid-air, taking out all 3 and landing awkwardly but impressively on his feet. His cockiness would allow him to take applause from a crowd that was earlier booing him, but he would then flip them off and the distain would return. Spade would pick Greed up and the 2 of them would roll Lobster Warrior back into the ring, and after hitting a double suplex they would think they’d have the win, but Atomic would break it up.

That was a theme towards the end of the match as it was even quicker paced than before, first Hero Squad would hit a great move where Atomic would gorilla press slam Spade onto Lobster Warriors knees chest first, but Greed would break it up, Greed would then throw Lobby to the outside and hit a Crash Diet on Atomic, who would impressively kick out at 2. Violent Conduct would then hit a double DDT on Atomic, but Lobby would break it up. Lobby would then take Greed out with a spear like move, before hitting Spade with a Shell Fish Shock, but he hadn’t done enough to Greed who split it up. Atomic would then get to his feet and from nowhere hit a very powerful shoulder block on Greed, sending him flying, but again couldn’t get a 3 count due to Spade. Spade would then take Atomic out with another heal kick, and hit a standing shooting star press, but Lobby would break that one up. With all 4 down and the fans on their feet Lobster Warrior would be able to send himself and Spade to the outside, and with a bit of space finally Atomic would hit Greed with a Mushroom Cloud. Spade would desperately try to break the pin up, but Lobby would hold his leg as he tried to get into the ring, and the referee would make the 3 count.

A truly great match, and while there wasn’t much heat at all for Violent Conduct to begin, and even with Lobster Warrior slowing down a bit these days the 4 of them were able to put on one hell of a match that was almost able to steal the show, very, very impressive stuff. With a bit more crowd heat at the start of the match it may have done that.

Winners: Hero Squad II (B+)

Peter Michaels: Such an impressive match at such a huge pace, but that wouldn’t be the end, as after the match we’d have another twist in the story.

The Non-Conformists Attack

(After the match Hero Squad II are getting back to their feet exhausted and to a huge ovation, when out the crowd come Squeeky McClean and Marc DuBois. They attack Hero Squad from behind and beat them down, before lifting both up. McClean would hit a Stain Remover on Lobster Warrior, and DuBois would hit Captain Atomic with a Marc Of Excellence. The Non-Conformists would leave with big grins on their face as Hero Squad was left lying on the mat.)

Peter Michaels: You have to wonder what that was about, but Non-Conformists obviously have something against Hero Squad. Speaking of people who are having problems up next it’s Valiant taking on Primus Allen.

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant v Primus Allen</div>

Duane Fry: This was a good old fashioned heavyweight brawl. Both men squared off at the start of this and the moment the bell rung these 2 started throwing punches, Valiant to cheers, Allen to boo’s. With this being Allens biggest match to date there was some question about whether he would be able to hang with the likes of Valiant, and he would start to show he could by winning the punch battle and knocking Valiant down with a monster right hand. He wouldn’t let up either, getting down and mounting valiant for some lovely cross face forearms. Allen would continue to look very strong in this match, and while the wrestling moves he used were pretty basic, hitting a few slams, he did hit a great powerslam for a 2 count.

It’s very hard to keep Valiant down though, and his spinning powerbomb would put Allen down, and Valiant would follow that up with some shoulder tackles and then a powerslam of his own, again only for a 2 count. Primus would regain momentum though as he would attempt to undo the turnbuckle pad, and when caught the ref would get distracted putting it back on, allowing Primus to hit a low blow and pick Valiant up in a great feat of strength before hitting a sit out suplex, slamming Valiant down but again only getting a 2. The match would end the same way it started, the match becoming a pure brawl again, but this time Valiant would get the better of it, and after hitting a dropkick on Primus he would lay in wait, and Allen would get up, turn around straight into a V-split, and Valiant would pick up the win.

A great brawl and a very strong showing by Primus Allen, by far his best showing in SWF and proof that, while not quite there, he could have a great future in the company.

Winner: Valiant (B)

Peter Michaels: Primus Allen looked very impressive in that match, very quick and powerful with a genuine mean streak, definitely one to watch. After Remo’s words earlier Steve Frehley had this to say.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley Interview</div>

Steve Frehley: You’re right Remo, we aren’t anything alike! I am a pure wrecking machine, you come at me you better come at me with all you got or YOU GUNNA GET GOT! Maybe I’m not the athlete you are, but man I am stronger, tougher and just that little bit more crazy! I am willing to do anything I can to beat you, I will get my revenge for last year, I will prove that I am the better of us but more importantly I will BEAT THE EVER LIVING PISS OUT OF YOU! I’M COMING FOR YOU REMO, AND YOU BEST BELIEVE I’M GUNNA BRING THE PAIN!

Peter Michaels: I know I keep saying it but I really was expecting that match to be a great one, both of them always up things a notch when they go against each other. Before that though we would have our tag team title match.

<div style="text-align:center;">Law Of The Jungle v Sons Of Sam</div>

Duane Fry: The Question going into this one was how the brothers would get on in a big match situation after all there bickering, well they didn’t start off great. While they were still…discussing, I guess, who would start the match Jungle Lord just came for them, smashing them both down and just dragging Greg into the middle of the ring and hitting him with a series of headbutts to the chest. Jungle Lord would dominate the first couple of minutes before tagging out to Rick Law, who would continue to look strong.

Eventually the Sons Of Sam would get some offense in, with Matthew Keith getting leg lock on Jungle Lord, and for a few minutes the Brothers looked very impressive, keeping Jungle Lord in their corner and using a wide variety of moves on his legs, working over the leg and knee’s. Even when Jungle Lord would manage to tag out they stayed on top, quickly getting Rick Law down on the mat and keeping him there. They obviously had a game plan and stuck to it, using their superior technical wrestling skills to ground the larger men. They put both Law and Lord through their paces, and at times they looked in genuine agony with the submission moved the Sons of Sam got them in, including figure fours and in an old-school throwback the spinning toe hold, obviously weakening them for the proton lock. This made the match like a chess match, but an entertaining and quicker paced one, as even when they slowed the pace down it was entertaining to watch, and quite innovative.

While it was a great showing for them and showed that in time the Sons of Sam could be a top tag team, but at the moment Law of the Jungle are at the top of their game, and would eventually pick up the win when Rick Law would hit the Squad Car Slam on Greg Gauge at the same time Jungle Lord would hit the Jungle Jack Hammer on Matthew Keith, and Jungle Lord would get the win. Very good match with Sons of Sam showing they are a very exciting young tag team.

Winners: Law Of The Jungle (B)

Peter Michaels: Law of the Jungle successful in their first title defence, and it could be a while before anyone is able to beat that team, they are a very impressive unit. Well after that it was the semi-main event, and a huge one at that, as inside a steel cage Steve Frehley and Remo would go one-on-one.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley v Remo</div>

Duane Fry: This was a highly anticipated match, and you could hear the whole stadium buzzing after these 2 made there entrances and the cage was lowered. I was somewhere surprised these 2 hadn’t already started by time the cage was going down, but I think both of them liked the idea of being locked up together and left just to fight. As soon as the bell rung these to just went at it, trading a few punches before Remo went a bit smarter and hit a knee to the gut, followed by a kick to the face, but that only seemed to angry Frehley who would just tackle Remo down and unload with elbows before Remo would turn that round and hit some big knee’s to Frehley midsection. From there the 2 rolled around hitting each other with anybody part they could, and when they finally got off each other and squared off Remo actually had a small cut above his eyes, less than a minute in.

The opening part of this match was pure even brawling but at around the 6 or 7 minute mark Remo would get an advantage as Frehley would run at him but Remo would move at the last second and send Frehley into the steel cage. Frehley would remain standing but dazed and Remo didn’t mean a second invitation to start throwing Frehley’s body repeatedly into the cage which made one hell of a noise and left some nice marks on Frehley’s back. Remo would follow this up with some great power moves as always from him, showing off his freakish power with the way he could toss Frehley around the ring. At one point midway through the match Remo would do a move that was, frankly, quite sickening. With Frehley down Remo would move his head to make it lean on the cage, Remo would then cross the ring, taking time to give a smug look to the crowd, and run full speed at Frehley hitting a dropkick to the head of Frehley. It looked devastating and the result was a nasty cut to Frehley’s forehead, a cut that would be a real gusher, giving Frehley the crimson mask. Remo would then slam Steve’s head into the cage a few times, before putting his hand on the cut and rubbing Frehley’s blood on his chest, a disgusting but symbolic act.

With Remo fully in control and Steve Frehley barely conscious Remo would take his time, slowly dissecting Frehley and basically having fun, but it looked like the fun was over when Remo hit the Destroyer on Frehley, but instead of going for the pin he would slowly climb the cage. Instead of leaving the cage though Remo would stand atop the cage, and in what could become a classic image in SWF history would attempt a frog splash from the top of the cage, but Frehley would get his knees up and all of Remo’s 300+pound frame would land painfully on them. This would be the opening Frehley would need, and in a scene almost reminiscent of an action, or even horror, film Frehley would pop up, clench his fists and let out a tribal scream, before running at Remo and smashing him with Frehley’s Comet on pure adrenaline. All of Remo’s punishment would take affect though as Frehley would be unable to go for the pin immediately, and when he did it was only for a 2 count.

It was at this point Remo would realise he was in a bit of trouble, and with both competitors hurt Remo would decide it was time to try to escape after spending the whole match just wanting to beat Frehley in the ring. Unfortunately for him Frehley would not let him until near the end, when Remo would hit Frehley with a perfectly executed german suplex. With Frehley down but next to the door Remo would attempt to climb out the cage, and just when it looked like he’d make it Frehley would regain his composure and climb up after him. This lead to both wrestlers straddling the top of the cage and exchanging punches, an exchange Remo would get the better off. Remo would then stand, and raise Frehley up and attempt to throw Frehley to the mat, but he would be unsuccessful as Frehley would block this attempt. This is when we would see our second spot of the night that you can expect to see replays off for years as Frehley would grab Remo and hit a Dark Destroyer from the top of the cage to the ring, in a move that looked like it had killed both men. After a good 30-35 seconds Frehley would slowly roll over on top of Remo, and that would be all she wrote!

A brutal and bloody match with both men giving it there all, while it wasn’t quite an outright classic it was still a fantastic match some truly memorable moments! Steve Frehley was also able to get a huge win over his long-time rival, which will mean the world to him.

Winner: Steve Frehley (A)

Peter Michaels: Steve Frehley was a bloody mess at the end there, I don’t think many people expected that one to stay blood free! Remo may be a monster, he may be one of the most powerful and athletic wrestlers I have ever seen, but Steve Frehley is one of the gutsiest! Well done to that man!

Ladies and Gentlemen it’s time to recap last night’s main event, a huge title match between two top wrestlers with a lot of respect for each other…I think.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota v Brandon James</div>

Duane Fry: This was a highly anticipated match, with an interesting start. After the main event introductions Minnesota would offer his hand to Brandon James, but Emma Chase would get in the ring and offer her hand…Brandon James would accept neither, but he would pick Chase up and carry her outside the ring. Interesting.

The match itself began with no real surprises, Minnesota attempting to use his speed and technical prowess against the big man, with James using his power and height advantage. James would get the first big move of the match, a running big boot, but would only get a 1 count from it. Minnesota would get a nifty rollup, but that too got a 1 count. Despite not joining in in any beatdowns recently James did seem to show a bit more aggression in this match, which was proven when a straight right hand sent Minnesota to the outside, and James would follow. Brandon would send Minnesota into the ring post, and as James went to stop the 10 count Chase would give Minnesota a kick, something James wouldn’t see, but when James would roll Minnesota back in the ring Minnesota would get up first and Chase would grab his leg to distract him, something Brandon did see. This would cause Brandon to chastise Chase, infuriating her. Minnesota would then actually step back and allow James to re-enter the ring clean.

It was after that the match would truly get going, with momentum going back and forth, James would get going with some nice suplex’s and a DDT, but Minnesota would hit a tornado DDT and get a few nice submissions on James, including an arm bar which looks especially painful. Eventually though Joey would change tactic, choosing to actually brawl with James, but smartly, picking his spots, going after legs and choosing his spots to go for body shots. At one point he’d even hit a lovely shining wizard, but it’d only get a 2 count. Despite this more brawling approach Minnesota would go up top on 2 occasions, first time hitting a good double axe handle to the back, but the second time getting caught from a cross body allowing James to hit a huge spinning sidewalk slam, sending Minnesota flying. That would shift the momentum back in his favour, and he’d be merciless, throwing Minnesota from corner to corner, hitting massive punches before a 5 count, then moving to next corner and doing the same. After what must have been dozens of hard shots he finally stepped back as Minnesota just collapsed to the floor. James would then hit an elbow drop for a close 2.

The match would continue this way, 2 very smart and calculating wrestlers picking their spots, and it was one of those matches where every move meant something, no wasted energy, each thigh kick was to get a body shot in, each slam was to work on the back, taking out the knee would lead to more knee shots, both these men worked very smart and knew exactly what they were doing. With over 20minutes of the match gone Brandon James would feel he had the win after hitting the Big Money Drop, but amazingly Joey Minnesota would kick out at 2! Brandon James would then hit a series of moves for the next minute looking for the win, but Minnesota would counter a powerbomb attempt, and when James turned around he would then be hit with Empire Salute, but miraculously that would also only get 2. By this point it was almost like we were in overtime, with just one more big move looking like it could win it.

With nearly 30minutes gone it looked like Brandon James would be the one to get that move, lifting Minnesota up into Brandon Bomb Drop position but Minnesota would counter with 4 or 5 stiff knees to the side of the head and get out, James would drop to one knee and Minnesota would again hit a shining wizard, but even that wasn’t enough to get James down, but maybe he should have gone down, as he would get up dazed and vulnerable and Minnesota would take full advantage, hitting a Minnesota Salute for the 3 count and successfully defend his world heavyweight title.

As close to a classic as you can possibly get, and certainly in the top 10 matches of recent years, and best match of the night, this was a very smartly worked contest from 2 top workers, and Minnesota had a real test, but did brilliantly to pass it.

Winner: Joey Minnesota (A)

Peter Michaels: It didn’t have the brutality of the Frehley-Remo contest or the pace of the opening tag but that really was match of the night in what has to be one of the greatest PPVs in SWF, a truly stacked card from top to bottom, but the night wasn’t over there.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota And Brandon James Post Match</div>

(Brandon James is slowly getting up holding his head, Minnesota is on second rope in the corner with his title over his head as Emma Chase enters the ring. You can just about over hear her saying it was Brandon James fault he lost, if he hadn’t got in her face she’d have been his allies and stopped Minnesota from getting the win. Brandon finally gets up as Minnesota climbs down. Joey walks over and offers his hand, but Chase gets in his face before slapping him, hard. Joey just laughs at her, and offers his hand again. Emma Chase screams at Brandon to learn his lesson and follow her, but Brandon James gives her a disgusted look and shakes Minnesota’s hand to a great ovation. He then leaves the ring with Minnesota, waving goodbye to Chase as she screams in the ring, you can overhear her saying “you’ll be sorry” but Brandon James leaves with the champion Joey Minnesota)

Peter Michaels: What does that mean to the career of Brandon James, not just that but Jack Bruce, Rocky Golden and Joey Minnesota too? Has Brandon James turned his back on his old ways? Guess you’ll have to watch the next episode of Supreme TV to find out! A true classic PPV folks, remember, you can still order the replay!

Quick Results:

Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden v Rich Money & Angry Gilmore Hype Video (A)

Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden Def. Rich Money & Angry Gilmore At 21.53 (A)

Gilmore and Money Argument (B)

Enforcer Roberts Def. Mikey James At 11.48 (C+)

Remo Interview (B+)

Hero Squad II Def. Violent Conduct At 12.03 (B+)

Non-Conformists Attack Hero Squad II (C+)

Valiant Def. Primus Allen At 13.36 (B)

Frehley Interview (A)

Law Of The Jungle Def. Sons Of Sam At 15.37 (B)

Frehley v Remo Hype Video (A)

Steve Frehley Def. Remo At 24.47 (A)

Minnesota v James Hype Video (A)

Joey Minnesota Def. Brandon James At 30.10 (A)

Joey Minnesota and Brandon James Post Match (B)

Overall Show Rating A*

Russelrules44 · January 20, 2014

Good grief! You've done the impossible!.....You actully portrayed Brandon James in a good light!.........i'm in.

lavelleuk · January 20, 2014

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lavelleuk · January 21, 2014

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

Peter Michaels: Welcome to the recap of the latest Supreme TV following the fall out of what was a sensational PPV. We saw Brandon James leave with Joey Minnesota and Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden picked up a victory against Angry Gilmore and Rich Money. You have to think that Chase, Money and Gilmore will not be happy with that. Tonight though we will find out the next number one contender to the title as Valiant, Steve Frehley, Rogue and Angry Gilmore compete in a four way match. But first we start this week’s show after Bruce, Golden and Minnesota had come out to open it.

<div style="text-align:center;">Brandon James Gets Welcomed Highlights</div>

Joey Minnesota: Last night I was involved in a war with a fantastic competitor and a man who has deserved better than he has had for a long time!

Rocky Golden: Better than what he had, better than half the locker room has had (winks at the camera)

Jack Bruce: You’ve had that? I wouldn’t go near it!

Rocky Golden: Any hole is a goal!

Joey Minnesota: (Laughing) Ok, ok! Enough! Ladies and Gentleman, Boys and Girls and children of all ages, I am proud to bring to you Big Cat Brandon James!

(Brandon James comes out in his suit, still with a serious look on his face but to cheers. Brandon enters the ring and shakes hands with the other 3, he takes a mic from Jack Bruce, but as he is about to talk Emma Chase’s music hits)

Emma Chase: Oh no you don’t! Who the hell do you think you are? I made you what you are today, I took some big dumb lump from DAVE and turned him into one of the biggest and smartest wrestlers around. I took you to titles, I gave you money and power and you threw it all back in my face! I promise you Brandon, you have made the BIGGEST mistake in your pathetic little life! I’m telling you right now, as long as I am around I will spend every minute of every day figuring out how to make your life a living hell!

Rocky Golden: So how’s that different from before?

Jack Bruce: Listen up “Easy Emma”, James is with us now, ok sweet cheeks? It took him longer than most be he finally figured you out, you’re nothing but a selfish slut, only looking out for number one. Now Brandon is part of something bigger, he is part of something, a group of guys who have each other’s backs. There are a lot of snakes in this company…

Rocky Golden: And the locker room rumours are you’ve played with most those snakes Emma (winks again)

Emma Chase: SHUT UP! I do not have to stand here and take this!

Joey Minnesota: Usually you aren’t standing when you take it, are you Emma?

Rocky Golden: I’m actually quite surprised to see how tall she is, but then she is usually on her knee’s when I see her!

(Emma Chase screams into the mic)

Emma Chase: Make jokes! Go ahead! I promise you all I will have the last laugh I will destroy you James, you and your little friends!

(Chase throws the mic down and storms off backstage. Minnesota, Bruce, Golden and James laugh in the ring)

Peter Michaels: Hell has no wrath like a woman scorned, they may joke, but Emma Chase usually finds a way to get what she wants, and get people hurt. Well after unsuccessfully going after the tag titles at Welcome to the Jungle the Sons of Sam would open the show in tag team action.

<div style="text-align:center;">Sons of Sam v Paul Huntington & Des Davids</div>

Duane Fry: Just like at the PPV, Sons of Sam were very technically sound in this match, but they came up against the very devious Paul Huntington, and with Des Davids you have a woman on the outside always looking to take the cheap route. Those things would be evident throughout this match, Huntington pulling tights, using ropes for lavage, entering the ring without actually making a tag. Lots of cheap tactics but ones that would always give a shift in momentum every time it looked like Sons of Sam were going to win this one. As I said the brothers were very impressive and for the most part looked the much better wrestlers and much better tag team, but would taste defeat in this one when Phoebe Plumridge would distract the referee, allowing Huntington to come in illegally to take out the knee of Greg Gauge, Huntington would then go across to Matthew to keep him out the ring and Davids would hit the touchdown for the victory.

Good match, nothing more nothing less.

Winners: Paul Huntington & Des Davids (C+)

Peter Michaels: After that match Ana Garcia would catch up with Valiant to discuss his PPV victory over Primus Allen.

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant Interview</div>

Valiant: First, I would like to say thank you for giving me this time to talk…see how that’s done Primus? I have also got a number one contender’s match due to picking up victories in big matches, again Primus, see how that’s done? Black or white, rich or poor all you need to do is win wrestling matches. I asked for the time and I got it, because I have paid my dues and proved myself. I’m not someone who likes to kick a man when he’s down, but I would just like to say that this should be a lesson for you, have a think, decide what you’d rather do, build your skills, build up your rep and become a great or bitch and whine and become forgotten. You impressed me last week but….

(Valiant gets interrupted midsentence)

Lenny Brown: Yo yo yo yo yo YO! Yooooo! What do we have here? You think one win over my brother makes you better than him? Who you think you are, yo? Until you walk a mile in our shoe’s you can’t get on your high horse, you come in with your happy days Ron Howard good looks and you get given opportunity after opportunity, but for people like us, for real yo, we have to eat the crumbs that fall on the floor from your bountiful table!

Valiant: Seriously, this again?

Lenny Brown: You best believe it! Where was Big Times PPV match hey? They ain’t got time for Lenny Brown? Well n***a you better make time, cus’ this s**t is about to get real! What ya gunna do when Lenny Brown hits the big time at the expense of you? WORD!

(Lenny Brown walks off)

Valiant: (Shaking his head) here we go again.

<div style="text-align:center;">Acid v Primus Allen</div>

Duane Fry: Well speaking of Primus Allen he would follow up his PPV loss in this match, and get right back to winning ways. Acid really hasn’t become a well-liked figure here in SWF, or a real threat, and with Allen’s attitude he hasn’t found any fan support to speak off, so this match didn’t really give the fans anyone to cheer, and the action didn’t give them anything to get excited about either. With Allen dominating from start to finish this was a boring match the fans didn’t enjoy at all, although was a decent outing for Allen. Do yourself a favour though, if you ever see this match repeated find something else to do for 6 minutes,

Winner: Primus Allen (D)

<div style="text-align:center;">Enforcer Roberts v KC Glenn</div>

Duane Fry: We hoped this match would be better, and to be honest it would have been hard not to be. This match continued Roberts defences of his North America title, and was a decent technical expedition, although KC Glenn maybe should have tried to pick the pace up a bit more as he tried to match Roberts in this one, and while he was more than able to he should really have tried to outpace the 46 year old competitor. I think KC thought if he respected Roberts he would wrestle a cleaner style. KC would almost pick up a win a few times, closest coming after a bridging german suplex and a northern lights suplex, both getting 2 counts, and it was shortly after those KC would find out he shouldn’t have trusted Roberts as he would once again pick up a dirty win, this time hitting a thumb to the eyes of KC followed by another rollup with the tights for the unimaginative yet successful 3 count.

Decent match but I actually expected more from this one.

Winner: Enforcer Roberts (C+)

Peter Michaels: Enforcer Roberts seems determined to keep hold of that title, as he should, but I can’t be the only one old enough to remember when he used to refuse to cheat? Saying it was unfair and he preferred straight up competition? Guess you have to beat these new kids somehow, hey Roberts? While Valiant had to request some mic time earlier we requested to hear from Steve Frehley after his huge victory over Remo, and while the interview didn’t go as expected it was quite interesting.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley Interview</div>

Steve Frehley: Last week I had one of the hardest fights of my life, I was locked inside of a cage with a monster. I got beaten, battered, bruised and bloodied, I was turned into a mess, I have marks all over my body (leans into camera) I had 12 stitches in my head to close a gash and I can hardly move without being reminded of the pain I went through that night….and I could not be happier! Last week I DESTROYED Remo, if there was one man on this planet I could choose to destroy it would be him! Last week I proved once again I can beat him, and dammit I will again! He gave me the fight of my life, but I know I gave him the fight of his too! Because of this victory I have a chance tonight to earn a world title shot….

(Angry Gilmore walks on screen)

Angry Gilmore: Yeah yeah, that’s great, but have you two have cleared things up now? Because we have something a hell of a lot more important than that to deal with now, even more important than our potential title shot.

Steve Frehley: What are you talking about?

Angry Gilmore: Have you not been paying attention to what’s going on around you? I know you aren’t the most intelligent fighter but surely you can see what’s happening, Minnesota? Golden, Bruce and now Brandon James? They are trying to take this company over, and people like you are I, we are going to get squashed unless we come together to take them out!

Steve Frehley: Listen up little man, I know those guys, I’ve teamed with those guys, they are a great bunch of lads….

Angry Gilmore: WAKE UP!! All four of them are after one thing, power, money and complete domination of this company!

Steve Frehley: That’s three things.

Angry Gilmore: IT DOESN’T MATTER HOW MANY THINGS! You better wake up before it’s too late! We need to come together, WE NEED TO STOP THEM!

Steve Frehley: Ok man, whatever, good luck with that….

Angry Gilmore: IDIOT!

(Angry Gilmore slaps Frehley across the face hard, before realising what he’s done and runs off. Frehley looks shocked then very angry, he starts to give chase but doesn’t, just looks angry, but with a smile on his face)

Peter Michaels: Something tells me Frehley is quite happy about having a reason to kick ass again, Gilmore may want to work harder to keep his angry in check when talking to certain people! He may live, or not live, to regret that slap.

<div style="text-align:center;">Donnie J v Boriken Love Machine Jr</div>

Duane Fry: Boriken before this match had a record of 0 and 3, whereas Donnie J had a record of 0 and 33….needless to say the fans were not caring about this one, and the action once again didn’t help them care. This battle of the streaks was ended at around the 5 and a half minute mark when Boriken hit a move he told me after was called the “Love Gun”. Classy.

Like the Allen v Acid match earlier this was a stinker.

Winner: Boriken Love Machine Jr (D)

Peter Michaels: At Welcome To The Jungle we saw the Non-Conformists attack Hero Squad, here is what they had to say about that.

<div style="text-align:center;">Non-Conformists Taunt Hero Squad</div>

Squeeky McClean: At Welcome to the Jungle we proved something everyone in this company already knows….Hero Squad are a bunch of idiots! You didn’t even interview us because it was too obvious? What the hell is that? We wanted your tag titles, we took out a team who was competing for the right to wrestle for them, and while it happened to backfire it was still a good plan. Yet you think that’s too obvious? (laughing) my god boys, idiots!

Marc DuBois: Let me guess, you guys are feeling stupid now, right? Well don’t worry, it’s ok to feel what you are! (laughs) BURN!

Squeeky McClean: (looking frustrated) we’ve been through this Marc, as your mentor…

Marc DuBois: (Interrupting) You aren’t my mentor…

Squeeky McLean: (Interrupting loudly) AS YOUR MENTOR I have suggested you stop with the attempted trash talk, haven’t I? Now look, you guys may be idiots, but Captain Atomic, Lobster Warrior, we weren’t really after you, see we want those things that hang waist height on Jungle Lord and Rick Law…

Marc DuBois: That’s what Dawn said, HA!

Squeeky McClean: Seriously Marc, this isn’t helping! Forget it, Hero Squad, we are coming for your tag titles, we don’t care what we have to do we will be the next tag team champions of the world!

Marc DuBois: And you best believe that!

Peter Michaels: Oh Marc DuBois, you’re like a less self-aware Rocky Golden, that’s a dinner party I wouldn’t enjoy (laughs) The victims of The Non-Conformists attack have been on decent form since, would they continue their winning ways?

<div style="text-align:center;">The Awesomeness v Rich And Famous</div>

Duane Fry: It wasn’t the toughest test The Awesomeness will have but Rich And Famous actually had an ok outing in this one. Working over Jefferson Stardust for a while at the start they used frequent tags and were able to cut the ring in half, basics of tag team wrestling but done well here. Their downfall would be their cockiness, they never truly used any high impact moves to put him down, choosing to work him over, pose to the crowd and mock there fallen adversary. They would pay for that cockiness when Jake Idol would actually attempt to put Jefferson in a pose with him, I’m assuming to make himself laugh, and Jefferson would use that delay to finally hit a counter to a dropkick, a rather simple pushing of Idols legs, and get the hot tag to Huey Cannonball. Just minutes later the Awesomeness were picking up the win with a sock and awe,

Alright match but Rich and Famous haven’t, so far, been able to hit the form they hit against the Bumfholes a month ago.

Peter Michaels: After that match our cameras would catch up with the Hero Squad to find their reaction to recent events.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad Interview</div>

Rick Law: I knew it! I knew it could be you guys, you think…

Captain Atomic: Wait, since when did you know that?

Rick Law: I said I thought it was them!

Captain Atomic: Yeah right!

Lobster Warrior: You so didn’t!

Rick Law: I did! You heard me right Dawn? Jungle?

Jungle Lord: No.

Dawn: (Looking at Captain Atomic) erm…I don’t really remember…sorry.

(Captain Atomic winks at her behind Rick Law’s back and she blushes)

Rick Law: Whatever guys, the point is we know who did it now and we have to make sure they suffer the consequences.

Captain Atomic: Oh they will! (getting angry) let me tell you something, this is SWF, there are a lot of bad dudes walking around here, but do you think real bad asses attack people from behind? You see Frehley having to do that, us, Jack Bruce? You guys are weak! You will not get away with this, SWF is our town and we are the sheriffs, and we will clean this town up no matter what!

Rick Law: You think you can take our titles? You really think you can beat us? You have to step in the ring to get these titles, you can’t win these with attacks from behind! Hey Jungle, think these guys can beat us in a match?

Jungle Lord: NO!

Dawn: If you ever manage to earn the right to fight for these titles I will pencil you in for a match, until then, you better concentrate on earning that chance or I’ll pencil you in for an ass kicking.

Captain Atomic: Smart, sexy and can trash talk…amazing.

(Lobster Warrior, Rick Law and Jungle Lord roll their eyes as Dawn again blushes)

<div style="text-align:center;">Ernest Youngman v Scythe</div>

Duane Fry: This match was the surprise of the night; I thought this would be a massacre with Scythe destroying Youngman but this ended up being one of Youngmans best singles matches and by far his most impressive outing. The match was wrestled at a very slow pace, but this was in Ernest’s favour, with him picking his spots, hitting shots on Scythe when he could and applying submissions when possible, and while Scythe was just too big and too strong for them to stay on for too long Youngman seemed to anticipate that and as soon as it looked like Scythe would counter them he’d let go and put space between the 2 men, even at time going outside the ring to think strategy. It doesn’t sound like an exciting style but it actually was very entertaining, wrestling can be like a human chess game and that sums this one up really well.

As well as showing off once again his technical skills we also saw that Youngman has some resurgence about him in this one, surviving Scythe’s claw submission hold and kicking out of a huge sidewalk slam and a snap powerslam. Unfortunately the power and size of Scythe would eventually prove too much, Youngman would counter a chokeslam attempt, but would stumble on his landing leading to a big boot by Scythe, who would then pick him up and hit his Underworld Spike piledriver for the win. A less than comfortable win than Scythe might have expected and a great showing by Ernest Youngman going over 10minutes against a true sadistic monster. Unfortunately there was a moment you never like to see in SWF after the match when an annoyed looking Scythe would pick Youngman up and hit him with a chokeslam even though Scythe already had the win, luckily he would leave it at that but it was unnecessary.

Winner: Scythe (B-)

Peter Michaels: Hero Squad were already having a busy time of it, but after this we would see them have another strange encounter.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad Meet A Strange Man.</div>

(All 5 members of Hero Squad are walking backstage discussing The Non-Conformists when they see what looks like a homeless guy lying on a bench)

Rick Law: (Nudges the man) hey, excuse me, you can’t sleep here, can’t you see you are backstage at a wrestling event?

Dawn: Awww, come on, he looks harmless, just looks a bit down on his luck.

Captain Atomic: You really are sweet, you see the good in everything don’t you?

(Captain Atomic smiles as he looks into Dawns eyes, who blushes, then they both realise everyone’s looking at them so quickly move on)

Rick Law: He can’t stay here though Dawn.

Stranger: (Clears throat and speaks in a raspy voice) H-h-hey I’m sorry, I just needed a place to rest….where did you say I was?

Lobster Warrior: This is The Supreme Wrestling Federation.

Stranger: No, I mean where in the country?

Captain Atomic: You don’t know what state we’re in?

Stranger: (Coughs) Well, ya know, thing’s aren’t always as clear as they once were, ya know? (The stranger takes a pill out of his pocket and takes it)

Rick Law: Wait! What was that??

Stranger: (Suddenly looking worried) Nark!

Dawn: You have a problem, we need to get you help!

Stranger: It’s n-n-n-not a problem anymore, not since I decided to never come down (s******s to himself and looks at Dawn) You probably think I’ve done a lot of drugs don’t you? Go on, how many drugs do you think I’ve done?

Dawn: ….a lot?

Stranger: (Looks wide eyed in shock) how did you know??

Lobster Warrior: Come on guys, let’s just help him out of here.

(Jungle Lord helps the stranger up as Hero Squad walk him out of the arena)

Peter Michaels: A very random encounter! More tag action followed that.

<div style="text-align:center;">Samoan Wildboyz v Platinum Blondes</div>

Duane Fry: Neither side are liked by the fans, but the Wildboyz actually seemed to get given the role of good guy underdogs here, more due to the fans dislike of the Blondes though I feel. Just like the last match this was a pleasant surprise, although this was wrestled at a much faster pace. Surprisingly too the Wildboyz actually had the best of this match, going after both Blondes with all they had, Kid Toma with his usually act of using his body as a weapon, hitting sentons, and Akima not far off with haadbutts and his patented diving headbutt from the top, few do it better than him.

On more than one occasion this one looked over and like the Samoans were going to pick up a massive, momentum shifting win, but after a double DDT, later a headbutt/senton combo and then later the even more crazy Suicide Headbutt by Akima Brave, but all 3 times the Blondes were able to interrupt the pin, but twice Prudence and once Garcia were down for the count and needed there partner. The Platinum Blondes are ruthless in their own right though, and knowing Toma’s history with injuries they would eventually take out his knee, Prudence with a huge kick from behind when not the legal man, and that would be the begging of the end, James Prudence getting a tap out win with the Prudential Pain Plan after Frederique would knock Akima Brave off the apron.

Great tag team action, typical of SWF, and a very good match with all 4 men looking very impressive.

Winners: Platinum Blondes (B-)

<div style="text-align:center;">Crash Course In Wrestling</div>

Turner Crash: Crikey! Tonight’s Crash Course is an important Crash Course, tonight we discuss Enforcer Roberts! I’m a true blue Aussie as you know, I don’t wanna be no seppo as much as I love ‘em but I want that North America title, and I will take it from that mongrel. So tonight we look at Enforcer Roberts, and we discuss how to beat him. Take a squizz at this!

(We see a highlights package about Enforcer Roberts, mainly making people tap out to the R.C.T.)

Turner Crash: That’s an ace move, and if anyone wants to have a fair go at beating him they need to know how to counter that move, and that’s what I’ll do! I’m the wrestler hunter, it’s what I do, no drama and next week I will be having a much closer look at it. Will I find a way to counter it? Too right I will! But until next week I say hooroo!

Peter Michaels: Turner Crash has been impressive since his debut here in SWF, and he obviously fancies himself to become a champion here. I wouldn’t put it past him. From a perhaps future champion to an ex world champion now, we saw Scythe in action earlier, time to see Vengeance in action too.

<div style="text-align:center;">Marshall Dillon v Vengeance</div>

Duane Fry: This match was just under 10 minutes of hard hitting, quick moving brawling! I don’t remember any technical moves at all, certainly no high flying at all, what we got was the type of match that you could point at and go “that is historically what the Supreme Wrestling Federation is all about.” Dillon is yet to truly prove himself here, especially in singles competition, but just like Ernest Youngman this match would go a long way to show why he is here. Showing no fear and never backing down Dillon would take the fight to Vengeance attacking him at the bell and actually taking control for a bit, forcing Vengeance into a corner and unloading with shot after shot, before Vengeance would grab him at the throat, turn it round and do the same, and that was a promising omen for how this match would go. Lots and lots of punches in this one the match would go to the outside too, with Vengeance throwing Marshall into the ring post and steel steps before bringing him back inside for a 2 count.

Dillon would almost pick up a massive win after just over 5 minutes when he’d hit a massive lariat for a 2 count, it was so hard though if the match had just been a bit longer you have to believe Vengeance wouldn’t have had enough to kick out. Just after that Vengeance would catch Dillon with an uppercut to the jaw that I’m fairly certain could kill a man and Dillon would be bleeding from the mouth next time the camera caught a shot of his face, I wouldn’t be surprised if he’d lost a tooth to be honest. After an even contest Vengeance would finally get the advantage after a big boot and leg drop and while Dillon would kick out of that it wasn’t very long after that Vengeance would hit the Skull Krusher and pick up the victory.

Great match, the crowd wasn’t too hot at the start but by the end they were fully behind Marshall Dillon, a very good sign of an impressive match.

Winner: Vengeance (B)

Peter Michaels: A lot of young workers taking their opportunities to impress tonight which is what you have to do when you are competing in the world’s greatest promotion. Almost as soon as Vengeance and Dillon had left the ring Rich Money drove out to address the crowd, and address Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden.

<div style="text-align:center;">Rich Money Calls Out Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden</div>

Rich Money: Can I please have some quiet? (Loud boo’s) I am trying to talk, thank you. Mr Bruce, Mr Golden, can you please come out here, I have a proposition for you.

(After a bit of waiting Jack Bruce’s music hit’s and he comes out with Rocky Golden, both with mics, on the entrance way)

Rocky Golden: What can we do for you Mr Monopoly?

Rich Money: Hmmm, very amusing, you are quite the comedy act, not got any more teenage slut jokes to make at a respectable woman’s expense?

Jack Bruce: Awww, we wouldn’t make jokes at your expense!

Rich Money: I truly do hate you, you know that right? Look, you won, I’ll admit that, you got a bit of luck, fairly sure you cheated, but at Welcome to the Jungle you 2 won, but let’s face it, there is money to be made from a rematch, especially if I have a real partner, one who won’t lose his cool and cost me the match.

Rocky Golden: You’re joking right? You think that’s the reason we won? You are truly delusional.

Jack Bruce: Rich, I will NEVER turn down an opportunity to kick your ass, you name any partner you want, you want a rematch, you got it, right here, right now!

Rich Money: Ah, Mr Bruce, sometimes I think I am truly missing out by not being as simple as you. This match will be on PPV dear boy, at Under Control, where I will have a partner who will keep Under Control (chuckles to himself)

Rocky Golden: I hate bad jokes…

Jack Bruce: Look man, I don’t care who, I don’t care when, you want a second chance? You got it!

Rich Money: (Puts hands together under his chin) Excellent….

(With Bruce and Golden facing Money in the ring Remo runs out with a chair and smashes it into the back of Rocky Golden, Bruce turns around but gets cracked over the head with it. Remo then turns and hits Golden with the chair again, then to Bruce, then back to Golden one more time. Rich Money makes his way up the entrance ramp and stands over a fallen Rocky Golden and a now bloody Jack Bruce with mic in his hand as Remo screams to the crowd)

Rich Money: Gentleman, my partner, we shall see you at Under Control, have a nice day.

(Rich Money laughs as he and Remo go backstage, leaving Bruce and Golden down and out)

Peter Michaels: Brutal assault once again, Rich Money didn’t get where he is today by accepting failure, and he and Remo together make one of the most devastating teams we have ever had in this company, or in wrestling history. Rich Money really has upped the ante in this one. Great match announced for our next PPV too. But speaking of tag teams, we have action next in our semi-main event but 2 of our best true tag teams in what could be a fantastic contest.

<div style="text-align:center;">The Cali Dragons v The Amazing Bumfholes</div>

Duane Fry: A mouth-watering tag team contest this one, full of flashy offense mixed with great technical skills and even some brawling, all 4 of these men are top competitors and can mix it up in any style and they showed that last night. The match itself started in daredevil fashion, with James and Perez clearing the ring of the Bumfholes, one at one side one at the other, then both Dragons took to the sky to hit stereo suicide dives. They’d then roll Randy back into the ring and Mikey would hit an elbow drop off the top, tag out, and Perez would hit a splash, but Zimmy was able to break up the pin. The Dragons would do a good job working over Randy, but with Zimmy distracting the referee Randy would hit a low blow, and be able to tag out to his brother. That would change the shape of the match as the Bumfholes would start to take control, slowly working over Perez would some lovely offense and double team moves, again mixing it up between straight punches and kicks, submission holds and top rope moves. The versatility may be the greatest wrestling strength the Bumfholes have, and their charisma makes it so you can’t take your eyes of them when they do it, they truly have got tag team wrestling and wrestling as a whole down to a fine art.

If that is the Bumfholes strength it was perhaps there only weakness which let the Dragons back into the match, when Zimmy’s cockiness would allow Perez to tag out to Mikey James who came in like a house on fire, hitting dropkicks, powerful double handed chops to the chest and a great super kick to Randy to clean house. Unfortunately after a long time in the ring Perez wasn’t able to help him as much as the brothers could help each other, and Randy would grab Mikey’s leg from the outside, and that was all Zimmy needed to hit double knee’s to the face of Mikey and make it advantage Bumfholes again.

The finish came after the Dragons were again looking good but Perez went to the well once too often and when going for a move on Randy from the top rope Zimmy would come in and push the referee into the ropes, crotching Perez on the top. Mikey would run straight in, and the ref wouldn’t be able to decide who pushed him as his back was turned. Mikey and Zimmy would brawl to the outside as Randy would recover enough to hit a superplex on Frankie Perez and pick up the win. A harsh defeat for the Dragons in a match they perhaps deserved to be victorious in.

Great match though by 4 top young competitors.

Winners: The Amazing Bumfholes (B)

Peter Michaels: All four of those guys could be the future of this company and watching them go 15 minutes against each other with a joy, and while they may not have reached the heights of some of both teams past matches it was still a great one. With Zimmy being the oldest of the four at the age of 31 the future is very bright.

Well folks it’s time to recap the main event! The board of directors decided that Valiant, Steve Frehley, Rogue and Angry Gilmore all deserved a chance to become number one contender to Joey Minnesota’s world title, and here in SWF if you want to earn something you have to fight for it!

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant v Steve Frehley v Rogue v Angry Gilmore</div>

Duane Fry: After what happened earlier in the night it was no surprise this one started with Frehley running straight for Angry Gilmore, as Rogue and Valiant just stepped back and watching the dark destroyer attempt to do what he does best, beat people up. Gilmore though is much quicker, and would actually run backstage as Frehley would look annoyed staring up the ramp, before getting back in the ring. It’s at that point the match really started, Rogue and Valiant trading punches just as Frehley came in and took both out with a powerful double clothesline before going after Valiant. It was when going for Valiant that Rogue would cut him off and offer the chance to work on Frehley together, sadly for him Valiant has not forgotten their own little bit of history, a massive yearlong blood feud, and would instead Mickey Starr press Rogue, jumping at him, pinning him to the ground and lay some punches of his own in. The match was off to a hot start and it looked like it was going to be a real fight.

Just over 5 minutes into this match Valiant was down on the outside and Rogue had Frehley in a chinlock in the middle of the ring when a familiar figure would come out, Angry Gilmore carrying a mic. He would tell Frehley that he understands his frustration, but in time he would see that he was doing it for him. By this point Gilmore had entered the ring and would smack Frehley in the head with the mic, opening up his Welcome to the Jungle wound, and then with Rogue they would stamp on his back injuries too. Frehley looked in a world of pain and with fresh blood on his face again it would be a huge uphill battle if he were to win this one. Fortunately Valiant would eventually save him from being taken completely out the match, but the damage had been done.

For the next 10-15 minutes the match was quite even, although Rogue and Gilmore always seemed to have some control, working well together, but that would end after Gilmore would hit the Sky High Elbow on Valiant. That is because Rogue would try to steal the quick pin, but Gilmore would break it up. Gilmore would lose his temper briefly, screaming at Rogue before actually managing to compose himself and suggesting they continue their partnership, but as soon as Rogue turned his back Gilmore would hit a quick roll up for a 2 count. That would end there little alliance for this match and it would be a true 4 way match after that.

This match would go beyond 20minutes and in the end Valiant would hit a patriot missile from nowhere on Angry Gilmore, but instead of getting the win Steve Frehley would come from nowhere himself and hit Valiant with the dark destroyer spear. Unfortunately he’d be so hurt he wouldn’t be able to get the pin right away, and as he got up he’d be thrown over the top rope by Rogue who would then pin his old tag partner and rival Valiant to become the new number 1 contender.

Another fantastic main event, and while Rogue would get a sneaky win it would technically be a clean one. The Gilmore shenanigans at the beginning were entertaining, and Frehley again looked a true beast covered in his own blood and bruises all over his body, a real warrior, but unfortunately his guts would only allow him to gift victory to another man.

Winner: Rogue (A)

<div style="text-align:center;">Rogue Acceptance Speech</div>

(Rogue is in the ring after his match and getting his breath back and asks for a mic)

Rogue: History has been made tonight people, your wrestling god is finally going to take his rightful spot at the top of the food chain. I am the second coming! I am the greatest person that has ever lived! When I talk you should all bow down and show your respect to I, the saviour of this company, and come under control you will all remove your crosses, churches will take down their false idol and you will ALLLLL have a new symbolic image of greatness, forget your fallen prophet, you will see the one true prophet and it won’t be a cross he’s lying on, it will be his world heavyweight title raised above his head! I was put on this earth to not just to cleanse you of you sins, not just to show you what is right and what is wrong, no, I was put on this earth to give you all hope, to give you something to cheer as you go about your pathetic lives. I am the second coming, and I am here to show you what true greatness really is and the prophesy will be fulfilled! It is gods will…IT IS MY WILL!

(Joey Minnesota’s music hits to a massive roar and he walks with purpose to the ring. He gets in Rogue’s face and before Rogue can say anything Minnesota punches him in the face, knocking him down, and suddenly a brawl is on. Minnesota gets the better of it, but Rogue gets his hand back on the mic and hits Minnesota in the back of the head Minnesota gets up hurt, and rogue runs at him, but Minnesota is able to side step that attack and then hit Rogue with a Minnesota Salute. The show ends with Joey Minnesota standing over Rogue)

Peter Michaels: Joey Minnesota didn’t seem to take well to Rogues blasphemous rant, and nor did any of our fans. Already though we know 2 massive matches set for Under Control, Joey Minnesota v Rogue should be an amazing amin event. That’s all for tonight, see you next week folks where I have been informed Hero Squad members Lobster Warrior and Captain Atomic will be taking on the Almighty Dollar in the main event, see you then!

Quick Results:

James Gets Welcomes (B)

Des Davids & Paul Huntington Def. Sons of Sam At 11.32 (C+)

Primus Allen Def. Acid At 6.52 (D)

Enforcer Roberts Def. KC Glenn At 10.55 (C+)

Frehley Interrupted By Angry Gilmore (B+)

Boriken Love Machine Jr. Def. Donnie J At 5.41 (D)

Hero Squad Respond To Non-Conformists (C+)

Scythe Def. Ernest Youngman At 10.52 (B-)

The Platinum Blondes Def. Samoan Wildboyz At 7.49 (B-)

Vengeance Def. Marshall Dillon At 8.59 (B)

Rich Money Calls Our Bruce And Golden (A)

The Amazing Bumfholes Def. The Cali Dragons At 15.02 (B)

Rogue Def. Valiant, Steve Frehley And Angry Gilmore At 22.05 (A)

Rogue And Joey Minnesota Brawl (A)

Overall Show Rating: B+

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

Peter Michaels: Welcome to another Supreme TV recap I’m your host Peter Michaels, and I am joined as always by Duane Fry. Last week we found out that it’ll be Rogue who challenges for the world heavyweight title at Under Control, and Jack Bruce will team up again with Rocky Golden to take on the Almighty Dollar. Last night the Almighty Dollar were in action, taking on Hero Squad II. Before that though we start the recap with Steve Frehley coming down to the ring looking pissed off and like he’d been in a car crash.

<div style="text-align:center;">Steve Frehley Calls Out Angry Gilmore</div>

(Steve Frehley comes down to the ring with a bandage on his head and on his ribs. He gets in the ring and starts talking)

Steve Frehley: GILMORE! Get out here now, we need to talk!

(After a few seconds Angry Gilmore’s music hits and he comes out)

Angry Gilmore: Good, you have finally seen sense have you? I knew you’d….

Steve Frehley: SHUT UP! Last week you made a HUGE mistake, you want to slap me? You want to take a cheap shot with a microphone? B***h, you poke the bull you gunna get the horns! You messed up Gilmore, I am the last person you want to be pissing off!

Angry Gilmore: Look, I am going to let that comment slip as I know you are angry, I know something about that myself, but you have this all wrong. Yes I slapped you, and maybe that wasn’t fair and for that I am sorry. But I did it for a good reason, you really do need a wakeup call! Look around you, where are you allies? There is a super power forming, and do you think they care about you? About me?

Steve Frehley: STOP IT! I have had enough of your bulls**t! You’re a paranoid little man! You slapped me, they didn’t, you are trying to cover your own a**, but you made a huge mistake Gilmore, a huge mistake.

(Steve Frehley drops the mic and starts walking up the ramp)

Angry Gilmore: Wait! Wait, ok? Wait! I’m not lying to you, I am being honest!

(Frehley keeps walking as Gilmore backs away)

Angry Gilmore: This is what they want! Can’t you see that? They want this, don’t give it to them!

(Frehley reaches Gilmore and takes him down and the 2 start brawling with Frehley getting the better of it before a whole host of security and referee’s come down to split them up. When they finally get them off each other and try to stand them up Frehley delivered a huge slap to Gilmore face. They get further separated as Frehley screams, that Gilmore will be sorry, Gilmore screams that he will show him the truth.)

Peter Michaels: Powerful opening, it’s good to see that Steve Frehley isn’t buying into Angry Gilmore’s paranoid ramblings. Gilmore has shown before he will do anything to stay at the top. Speaking of doing anything to get to the top, the opening match of Supreme TV was over a month in the making as the Awesomeness would finally get a chance to get their hands on The Non-Conformists.

<div style="text-align:center;">The Awesomeness v The Non-Conformists</div>

Duane Fry: The Awesomeness may have kept quiet on TV but I can tell you they have been waiting for their chance to get their hands on whoever had attacked them, and that showed as the stormed the ring and went straight at both McClean and DuBois before clearing the ring of both of them. They looked more fired up than I have ever seen them, and that showed in there style as they went for a more brawling, straight up fighting approach and the crowd seemed to appreciate that. While they would start off in brilliant fashion Squeeky McCleans experience and sneakiness would come into play when he would trip up Jefferson Stardust on the outside, allowing Marc DuBois to tag out and McClean and DuBois would spend the next few minutes keeping him grounded and staying in control.

The rest of the match was pretty even, but it looked like The Awesomeness would pick up the win after hitting shock and awe on McClean, but DuBois would break up the pin and drag his partner to his corner. That was Awesomeness’s big chance and not getting the win would end up costing them when after over 10 minutes of good action McClean would hit Stardust with cleanout, allowing DuBois to be alone with Cannonball and hit the Dubious DuBois Pin for an impressive victory.

Harsh on the Awesomeness who were really fired up, but a very good win for the Non-Conformists in what was a hot opening match.

Winners: The Non-Conformists (B-)

<div style="text-align:center;">Post-Match Attack</div>

(After celebrating their victory the Non-Conformists would go after The Awesomeness again, with McClean hitting the stain remover on Cannonball and DuBois hitting Stardust with a Model Solution. They were about to hit them with big moves again when suddenly Hero Squad came running down to the ring and the Non-Conformists would bail through the crowd. Hero Squad would check on The Awesomeness as The Non-Conformists got away.)

Peter Michaels: Despicable act by the Non-Conformists, good job Hero Squad was about. Well last week both those teams were supposed to wrestle for the chance to earn a tag title shot, this month Non-Conformists didn’t get the chance to due to their actions and The Awesomeness requested a match against them instead, let’s see which teams did get that chance.

<div style="text-align:center;">Zone Out v Modern Texans v Platinum Blondes v 937lb Express</div>

Duane Fry: Four very good teams, high flyers in KC Glenn and Remmy Skye, tough brawler Marshall Dillon, technical wrestlers in Prudence and Fox Mask, pure size and strength in both members of 937lb Express and of course the antics of Garcia this match had a good mix of everything that makes SWF great!

The match got off to a decent start, 937lb Express last to come out but right away Dillon went for Ox and the 2 went at it trading blows before KC would fly of the top for a dropkick which would allow Dillon to clear Ox of the ring. By that point Kennedy was finally about getting to the ring and Fox Mask would hit a suicide dive on the 2 of the, but they wouldn’t go down so Remmy Skye hit a great flying senton over the top rope to the outside on them, again they wouldn’t go down but KC Glennn, in an amazing moment, would hit a springboard shooting star press to the outside and finally the 2 would go down. Amazing move at the end of a fantastic sequence of moves. Unfortunately while they were all busy doing that the Blondes were biding their time and would come in and attack Dillon from behind, getting a 2 count after Fox Mask would get himself back in the ring to break it up.

Things would slow down a bit after that with the Blondes getting some good offense in, and Ox dominating for a while before his intense style would wear him out, he would tag in Kennedy but Ox’s slow tag would allow Skye to get a tag in, and we know Kennedy doesn’t like those quick guys and despite being over twice his size Kennedy would struggle for a bit before giving up and tagging in KC Glenn simply because he was the closest to him much to Ox’s dismay. With Glenn and Skye as the legal men things would pick up, both exchanging some great, flashy offense, Skye hitting a split leg moonsault, Glenn a standing 450 splash, that kid can pull off some amazing stuff !The Blondes would seemingly get fed up of waiting to get a tag in and storm the ring illegally, taking both guys out before the ref would regain order.

Eventually things would break down again, and bodies would fly everywhere, first Ox on the outside got his with another suicide dive by Fox Mask, who would land hard and hurt himself. With Skye in the ring Frederique would hit him with a Romeo Is Bleeding, but then Dillon would come in and clothesline him over the top rope, but he would turn into Kennedy who would hit a shoulder barge into the corner, follow that up with a Kennedy Krush. As he was on top of Dillon going for the pin Skye would come in from nowhere and hit Kennedy with a senton off the top rope. Ox would then come in and whip Skye into the corner, but he would run up the ropes and hit Blowing In The Wind on Ox, but after his hard landing James Prudence would come in and hit Skye with surf’s up and pick up the win for the Blondes.

Great match, although it dragged in the middle a bit it had a great finish, a bit more crowd heat during the Dillon or 937lb express moments and this could have been even better, as it was though it had great action and the Blondes are going on to Under Control to fight for the titles.

Winners: Platinum Blondes (B-)

Peter Michaels: Great win for the Blondes, very good match too, so it’ll be Law of the Jungle against the Blondes at Under Control for the tag titles, should be another great match. After the match we would catch up with Lenny Brown to see what he had to say after lasts weeks altercation with Valiant and what he had to say was shocking, disrespectful and we apologise for any offense it might cause!

<div style="text-align:center;">Lenny Browns Dis Song To Valiant</div>

Lenny Brown: Valiant, mo********er you ain’t nothing

You cannot harm me

I'll resurrect every aborted baby and start an army

Storm the planet hunting you down

Cause I'm on a mission

To split your body into a billion one-celled organisms

Lenny Brown’ll destroy your religion you stupid b***h

You're faker than blue-eyed cr****rs nailed to a crucifix

I'm about to blow up like NASA Challenger computer chips

Arsenic language transmitted revolutionarily

I'm like time itself, I'm gonna kill you inevitably

Chemically bomb you, f**k using a chrome piece

I'm Illmatic, you won't make it home like Jerome's niece

I'll sever you diagonally for thinking of dissing me

And then use your dead body to write my name in calligraphy

This puppet democracy brainwashed your psychology

So you're nothing like diversity without equality

And your crew is full of more fa***ts than Greek mythology

Using numerology to count the people I sent to heaven

Produces more digits than 22 divided by 7

You like Kevin Spacey, your style is usually suspect

You never killed a cop? You' not a mo********in' thug yet!

Your mind is empty and spacious

Like the part of the brain that appreciates culture in the racist

Face it, you're too basic

You're never gonna make it

Like children walking through Antarctica, butt naked

WORD!

Peter Michaels: Again, we apologise if any of those lyrics offended, here in SWF we believe in free speech but we DO NOT condone any homophobic, racist or just downright offensive comments! Time for some nice clean fun now….with Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden? Oh my….

<div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce & Rocky Golden Call Out Almighty Dollar</div>

(Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden walk down to the ring looking annoyed and all business)

Jack Bruce: Everyone here saw what happened last week, that little weasel Rich Money setting us up to be attacked from behind by Remo. You know, over the last month or so I seem to be getting attacked a lot, and quite frankly it is starting to p**s me off!

Rocky Golden: Rich, Remo, get out here! Or do you only like to spend time with people when there back is turned? You can tell I’m in a bad mood as I won’t even make a joke about you two having sex!

(Rich Money’s music hits and he drives out in his BMW, Remo in the passenger seat this time. They get out and talk from the side of the entrance ramp)

Rich Money: You just can’t help yourself can you Mr. Golden?

Remo: That’s what I dislike about you Rocky, you could be unstoppable, you could be a monster like me, but you make these stupid jokes. You did it in the build to our match at Supreme Challenge, you mocked me, made your jokes, well we put on a classic that night son, but who won? Who came out on top? Did you chuckles, or did I?

Rocky Golden: You may have got the best of me that night but that doesn’t prove anything, I have my way, you have yours…

Rich Money: This is about more than that! This isn’t just Rich Money and Remo against Mr. Bruce and Mr. Golden, this is good against evil, right versus wrong, you want to know why Remo did what he did last week? Because he is a clever man! He sees what I see, what Gilmore see’s, what Rogue can see, that you like are a bunch of no good thugs! You may have these idiots fooled (points at crowd) but I can see right through you, Remo can see right through you…

Remo: That’s not strictly true…

Rich Money: (Looking shocked) Pardon me?

Remo: I did what I did last week because I was p****d off.

Rich Money: Well, maybe, but I explained to you about them, and you agreed…you joined up with us?

Remo: No I didn’t, I beat up a couple of guys I don’t like because you gave me a reason too, I don’t care about your cause, I don’t care about their cause, I am here to kick ass, win matches and be the best wrestler in the world. I will go through anyone and everyone, I have no prejudice, if you are a breathing human you will get destroyed. Simples.

Jack Bruce: Wow Moneybags, great job in finding a partner who is on the same wavelength as you!

Rich Money: (Looking angry, turns to Remo) come on! We need to talk!

(Rich Money gets back in his BMW and waits for Remo to join him, Remo just looks annoyed and walks backstage. Bruce and Golden laugh in the ring.)

Peter Michaels: Bit of a setback that for Rich Money, but I wouldn’t doubt him, he always has something up his sleeve. North America title action was up next, this time in a four way match.

<div style="text-align:center;">Greg Gauge v Matthew Keith v Primus Allen v Enforcer Roberts</div>

Duane Fry: This was a four way match where all four were legal at once, tornado rules, no need for tags. From the start we saw that Greg and Matthew weren’t going after each other, one taking Roberts the other Allen, and whoever was on Roberts tended to do really well, matching him technically but with a bit of flash he doesn’t have, and of course with youth and speed on his side. On the other hand Primus Allen would get the best of the other brother with a mix of brute strength, toughness but also athleticism. As soon as he’d get on top though the other brother would swap, being fresher it would keep them in the match, very smart.

Unfortunately the strategy wouldn’t last all match, as when Greg Gauge was finally getting on top of Allen on the outside he would hear Roberts screams from inside the ring, turn around and see Matthew had the Proton lock applied. This would lead to Greg going in the ring and grabbing his brother off, costing him the match and starting some kind of sibling rivalry. The 2 would briefly trade blows but Allen would come in and throw them both from the ring, but as he was yelling at them Roberts would manage to get across and get a quick rollup for a 3 count. The moment he’d win the match he’d bail the ring to get away from Allen who was furious. The brothers wold also be less than amused and continue to argue after the match.

The match itself never really got going and was a bit of a disappointment.

Peter Michaels: Roberts’s night wouldn’t be over there though…

<div style="text-align:center;">Crash Course In Wrestling</div>

(The camera is moving quickly down a hallway, and we can vaguely see Turner Crash running ahead)

Turner Crash: (Yelling over his shoulder out of breath) G’day mates, today we see what this wowser really has!

(We see Crash has ran to just behind the entrance where Roberts is clutching his title after his match, Crash jumps infront of him from behind, acting like he will attack but not actually doing so)

Turner Crash: COME ON! Show me what ya got mate!

(Enforcer Roberts jumps and looks annoyed and confused, before clocking Crash right between the eyes with his title. He then locks in the R.C.T. as Crash is in obvious pain. After a good 30 seconds of having it locked it Roberts gets up and walks off. The camera pans in on Turners face)

Turner Crash: (out of breath and in obvious pain) Crikey that hurts! But that was an education wasn’t it? Education is the most important thing (Crash flinches and hold his leg) Argh! We all learnt a lesson here today haven’t we? I hope you’ve all learnt not to attack Roberts and I have learnt a little more about his move! That’s it for this week, hooroo!

(Crash continues to moan in pain as the show goes off)

Peter Michaels: Turner Crash may very well be crazy, we should have him tested!

<div style="text-align:center;">Java v Boriken Love Machine Jr</div>

Duane Fry: Last week Boriken got his first win in SWF and this week he got his second, defeating Java with the love gun after about 5 minutes. Slightly better match than he one against Donnie J, but that’s the most positive thing I can say.

Winner: Boriken Love Machine Jr. (D+)

Peter Michaels: Boriken starting to win some matches, good for him, interesting to see what kind of future he’ll have here. After the match the camera’s would recap another odd encounter for the hero squad.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad Bump Into The Stranger Again</div>

(Hero Squad are walking backstage again)

Rick Law: Oh come on!

Lobster Warrior: What?

Rick Law: (Pointing at the stranger on another bench) look!

Captain Atomic: How the hell did he get here?

Dawn: Let’s find out.

(Hero Squad walks over to the stranger)

Dawn: Hello again.

The Stranger wakes up and looks scared: Ok, does anyone else see a giant Lobster?

Lobster Warrior: You’ve seen me before, remember?

Stranger: (Clears throat) I-I-I saw a lot of things back in the late 90’s

Rick Law: You’ve been doing drugs that long?

Stranger: What are 4 or 5 years? I’m still young!

Captain Atomic: It’s 2014

Stranger: (Shocked) what!!! How long was I sleeping?

Dawn: How did you get here?

Stranger: Well, first my Mum met my Dad, and they fell in love. You see, when a man loves a woman….

Rick Law: OK! That’s enough, come on, let’s just leave him to it.

(Hero Squad start to walk off when Dawn stops them)

Dawn: Come on, we can’t just leave him here! We need to help him, isn’t that what the hero squad is about, helping people?

Captain Atomic: God you’re great.

Rick Law: Help him? Help him how? What qualifications could he have?

Lobster Warrior: None.

Rick Law: What experience could he have?

Lobster Warrior: None.

Rick Law: Exactly! What kind of job is there for a man with no education, no work experience who just wants to destroy his body, party and take drugs?

Jungle Lord: Wrestler!

Stranger: (Clearing his throat loudly) Are you guys talking about me? D-d-d-don’t worry about me, I’m happy.

Rick Law: How can you possibly be happy?

Stranger: H-h-h-hey, I stand for something, not many people can say they stand for something, I am the living, breathing embodiment of the 90’s. I did it all, I lost money in internet shares, I watched friends, I took drugs and I protested the war.

Captain Atomic: (Getting angry) excuse me??

Stranger: (Taken back) come again?

Dawn: (puts arm across Captain Atomics chest) Come on sweetie

Captain Atomic: No Dawn, I have something to say, I was over there, I got attacked and I defended this country, and I got caught in a radiation blast that gave me my powers! (getting more annoyed) You want to know why people like you got to stay at home and protest, huh? The reason you were able to stay home and get wasted was because people like me where over there doing the fighting for you! What do you have to say about that!??

Stranger: (Thinks) Thank you.

Captain Atomic: (Confused) Erm…you’re welcome (calms down)

Dawn: Come on friend, you’re coming with us.

(Hero Squad walks off with the stranger)

Peter Michaels: (Laughs) Captain Atomic sure put him in his place. The next match would be a bit of a mismatch; Scythe has only lost 1 one-on-one match since his debut, respectably against Steve Frehley, whereas Acid has lost all 17 of his matches, would this go on form or would Acid resurrect his SWF career?

<div style="text-align:center;">Scythe v Acid</div>

Duane Fry: Well as expecting this match was hugely dominated by Scythe, what was interesting though is that usually when the crowd dislikes the 2 competitors they will side with the flashier of the 2 or the underdog….in this case the fans actually started cheering Scythe, enjoying his destruction, even chanting “one more time” after a chokeslam, something he would happily take them up on. After the 2 chokeslams Scythe would continue his winning ways, and Acid his losing ways. Because of the unexpected crowd reaction as well as the great high impact offense of Scythe this was a strangely good match.

Winner: Scythe (C+)

Peter Michaels: I guess that was an expected result. After Lenny Browns shocking remarks Valiant had this to say.

<div style="text-align:center;">Valiant Promo</div>

Valiant: Seriously, what is it with you guys? Before you say anything Allen I mean young punks trying to get ahead by shock tactics, not black people. You want to make homophobic remarks? Be that disrespectful to another man? Ok, that’s fine, you know why? Because I can do to you exactly what I did to Allen, I will beat some respect into you! You think it’s funny or clever? You think that’s the way to get ahead? Let me tell you something, you are not going to hit the big time that way, I am going to kick you’re a*s and send you falling down the charts until you aren’t even a forgotten has been, you’ll just be a nothing never was! WORD!

Peter Michaels: Short but sweet by Valiant who seems to be losing a bit of patience at the moment, I don’t blame him.

<div style="text-align:center;">Bart Biggins v Paul Huntington</div>

Duane Fry: Another quick match this one, Bart Biggins attempting to speed the match up just didn’t work as Huntington would take control earlier and it’d stay that way, give or take a comeback attempt or 2 by Bart, until the end when Huntington would hit High Society for the 3 count. Not much of a match.

Winner: Paul Huntington (C-)

Peter Michaels: Almost as soon as that match was over the Cali Dragons would come out and make an open challenge…for a rather interesting competition.

<div style="text-align:center;">Tough Enough Challenge</div>

(The Cali Dragons come out carry 2 chairs each and get in the ring, they set the chairs up in a small square, with 2 chairs next to each other and the other 2 opposite those facing them, then Perez and James take a seat next to each other)

Mikey James: To anyone in the back, you want a chance to prove yourself? Want to be a tough guy? Myself and Frankie challenge anyone in that locker room to take us on, we have a challenge for you, think you are tougher than us? Come on, come out and prove yourself!

Frankie Perez: (speaking sullenly) Don’t be scared, embrace the pain, at least when you feel pain you are feeling something.

(Violent Conducts music hits and they come out, led by John Greed who looks enthusiastic, although Spade doesn’t seem to care. They enter the ring and take the seats opposite, James offers his hand to Greed who ignores it, although Spade shakes)

Mikey James: Welcome guys, good to have you…

(John Greed snatches the mic out his hand)

John Greed: Yeah yeah, whatever, what is this then? What do we have to do?

Frankie Perez: Rude. (He hands his mic to Mikey James)

Mikey James: I like it! All you have to do, it’s simple really…is punch us in the face! Well, I say simply, as soon as you have your punches we have ours, you see we all take it in turns to have free shots at each other and the first team to knock both members of the other team of their chairs win, got it?

John Greed: Hell yeah I got it! Let’s do this!

Spencer Spade: Woah, wait, John, are you serious? These guys are martial artists! I don’t want to do this man.

John Greed: Trust me Spencer, embrace the hate, embrace the pain, channel those energies and we can do this.

Frankie Perez: That’s pretty much what I said.

Mikey James: Enough talking! John you get first go on me, then Spencer on Frankie, then me on John, then Frankie on Spencer, got it? If someone gets eliminated, say me, then it’ll go one member of the full team, then the opponent, then the other member, then the opponent again, got it? It’s simple really!

(John Greed pretends he’s going to talk into mic, but instead punches Mikey right in the face. Mikey shrugs it off, then Spencer punches Frankie Perez who actually smiles. Mikey then punches Greed right in the jaw sending him off the chair right away and he is pretty much down and out)

Mikey James: There goes one! Up to you now Spade!

Spencer Spade: Oh, great.

Frankie Perez: Cheer up!

(Spade punches Perez in the face who stays on his chair, the 3 then exchange a couple of more punches, Spade getting a swelling on the jaw and James having the start of a black eye. Eventually Perez delivers the knockout blow to Spade who ends up flat out on the mat. The Cali Dragons celebrate.)

Mikey James: Unlucky boys! Guess you just aren’t tough enough, best luck next time though!

Frankie Perez: (Holding his face and smiling) thank you very much, I enjoyed that.

Peter Michaels: Well, that was very random, but quite entertaining to just watch people punch each other in the face for our pleasure, better them than me! After that alternative tag team action it was time for something a bit more traditional.

<div style="text-align:center;">Samoan Wildboyz v The Amazing Bumfholes</div>

Duane Fry: Once again we had another match full of people the fans don’t like, but just like last week the fans took it upon themselves to designate the Samoan Wildboyz as the team to cheer as the underdogs, and just by being less cocky than the Bumfholes. This match was wrestled in full speed from the start, with both Samoans doing dives to the outside in this one, both Bumfholes hitting moves of the top rope and the Samoans using their bodies as weapons, a tradition for those 2. While all four are capable brawlers and technicians this was all about the flashy fast paced action, but when your bodies have been through what both Wildboyz bodies have it is always going to catch up on you, and it did once again when they would tire after just 5 minutes of this one, allowing the Bumfholes to take control, a control they would never lose and would eventually get the win, Zimmy getting it after a Bumfhole in 2 on Akima Brave.

This was around 7 minutes of pure action, never giving the crowd a chance to breathe or get bored, highly entertaining short match.

Winners: The Amazing Bumfholes (B-)

Peter Michaels: Now for the controversial moment of the night, or one of them anyway. Brandon James would come out for his scheduled match but things wouldn’t go as expected.

<div style="text-align:center;">Brandon James Controversy</div>

(Brandon James music hits to a massive ovation as he comes out for his first match since aligning himself with Minnesota, Golden and Bruce. He plays to the crowd a bit more than normal but is still very serious, but he picks up a mic which is not like him. As he goes to talk the lights suddenly go off, 30 seconds later they come back on and Brandon James is down on the mat, covered in blood, as Vengeance, with his chain, and Emma Chase stand over his prone body. They both laugh, and the lights go off again, when they come back on James is still down but Vengeance and Chase are gone as medics come down to check on him, followed by Rocky Golden, Jack Bruce and Joey Minnesota)

Peter Michaels: Emma Chase and Vengeance, a very odd alliance but both can be downright evil when they want to be, and both want to be quite a lot! Well once the ring was cleared and Brandon was helped to the back we would find out there was still a scheduled match, but that the champ Joey Minnesota would be made to take Brandon James’s place, going one-on-one with Des Davids.

<div style="text-align:center;">Joey Minnesota v Des Davids</div>

Duane Fry: Before Davids would make his entrance we’d see Minnesota screaming at the camera, telling Vengeance and Chase they had made a huge mistake. Minnesota would look fired up, for obvious reason and would be wearing his street clothes as he was obviously not expecting to be wrestling tonight.

Despite being unprepared Joey got off to a great start in this one, I think he pure anger helped as he just went at Davids with fury, and even when Davids excited the ring Minnesota went after him. Unfortunately Minnesota would have a slight slip due to his street shoes and that would be all Davids needed to hit a great football tackle and from then on Davids would have a target, going after Minnesota’s ribs. Davids would use slams, rib breakers across his knee, elbow drops, stamps and even an second rope elbow drop to work over Minnesota but Joey does have superior technical skills and would stay in the match with some good counters and nice moves, but Phoebe Plumridge would distract Minnesota when he was starting to build momentum, allowing Davids to hit a knee into the ribs and take back control. While Minnesota has the technical ability Davids has the size and strength and would use those to his advantage.

Minnesota is the champion for a reason though and he would refuse to be beaten, always managing to come back and stay in the match. After over 10 minutes of this match he looked hurt but he would start to build up momentum so Phoebe would jump on the apron. Minnesota would turn to her and from behind Davids would go to jump him, but Joey saw it coming and was able to move. Fortunately Davids was able to put the brakes on, but as he was checking on Phoebe Minnesota would push Davids into her, sending her to the floor, making Davids disoriented and he would turn round into a Minnesota Salute, giving Joey Minnesota the win.

A really good match and by far Davids best singles match, good outing for him, looking strong, but Minnesota proved why he holds the SWF world heavyweight title. His night wouldn’t be over there though.

Winner: Joey Minnesota (B+)

<div style="text-align:center;">Rogue Attacks Joey Minnesota</div>

(Joey Minnesota has just won his match and is talking into the camera, again vowing revenge for the attack on Brandon James when suddenly Rogue appears from nowhere and hits Minnesota in the back, knocking him down, and then starts stamping on his ribs. With Minnesota down Rogue picks him up and hits Crashing On. Rogue picks up Minnesota’s title and stands over Joey holding the title in the air. He throws the title down on top of Minnesota before leaving the ring looking very happy with his actions.)

Peter Michaels: Rogue showing everyone his true self once again, a sneaky man who will try and win by any means necessary. It’s going to be far from an easy match for Rogue though, I wouldn’t even count out a hurt Joey Minnesota. Main event time next though in what should be a fantastic tag team match.

<div style="text-align:center;">Hero Squad II v The Almighty Dollar</div>

Duane Fry: Hero Squad got off to a decent start in this one, Captain Atomic going right at Rich Money as he does, taking down with shoulder blocks and hitting an early running senton on Money, looking very impressive, before Money would get his first offense of the match in after Atomic missed a splash in the corner, allowing Money to hit a bulldog and tag out to Remo. Remo and Captain Atomic would stop to square off, facing up to each other, neither backing down, before starting a hard hitting brawl, one Remo would win.

Eventually Almighty Dollar would get on top, working over Lobster Warrior for a long time as Captain Atomic would pace on the outside, looking fired up and trying to get the crowed fired up. Twice it would actually look like Atomic would make the tag, but both times Money would have the referee distracted so he wouldn’t see the tag made. Third time was lucky for Hero Squad though, Lobby tagging out and Captain Atomic came in like a house on fire, taking down both Remo and Money with more shoulder blocks, and this time hitting Money with the splash in the corner. He would attempt one on Remo too, but the powerhouse would actually catch Atomic, turn him and hit a great fallaway slam.

The end of this match would be another tainted one, with Lobster Warrior in the ring with Remo Squeeky McClean would appear on the ring apron, and with the referee trying to stop him from interfering Marc Dubois would attack Captain Atomic ad they would brawl on the outside. With Lobster Warrior distracted he would turn round right into a massive spear by Remo, and that would be enough to give Almighty Dollar the win.

Another great main event from 2 top tag teams, Hero Squad, especially Captain Atomic, showed the can hang with the best, but Almighty Dollar showed why they are the best!

Winners: The Almighty Dollar (A)

<div style="text-align:center;">Jack Bruce And Rocky Golden Revenge Attack</div>

(Remo and Rich Money and celebrating in the ring when Bruce and Golden come up behind them, chairs in hand, Rich Money turns round and gets smacked in the head with a Jack Bruce chair shot. Remo hears it, and turns to look behind him, see’s Bruce and Golden and bails, rolling out the ring, leaving Money alone. Rocky Golden picks Money up as Jack Bruce sets up a chair, and Golden hits Rocky Road on an upright chair. The show ends with Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden standing tall as Remo stares them down.)

Peter Michaels: Jack Bruce and Rocky Golden stand tall as the show ends, although Brandon James and Joey Minnesota couldn’t join them due to being taken out earlier in night by Vengeance and Rogue respectively. SWF is becoming a dangerous place if you want to be a star you have to be willing to put yourself in those situations, and it’s making for great viewing!

Another fantastic SWF Supreme TV episode, this has been another SWF Supreme TV recap, hope you enjoyed it, see you next time!

Quick results:

Frehley And Gilmore Brawl (A)

The Non-Conformists Def. The Awesomeness At 11.47 (B-)

Platinum Blondes Def. Zone Out, Modern Texans, 937lb Express At 11.41 (B-)

Bruce And Golden Argue With Almighty Dollar (B)

Crash Course In Wrestling (C+)

Boriken Love Machine Jr. Def. Java At 5.58 (D+)

Scythe Def. Acid At 7.58 (C+)

Valiant Taunts Lenny Brown (A)

Paul Huntington Def. Bart Biggins At 6.30 (C-)

The Amazing Bumfholes Def. Samoan Wildboyz At 6.58 (B-)

James Attacked By Vengeance & Chase (B+)

Joey Minnesota Def. Des Davids At 6.58 (B+)

Rogue Post-Match Attack On Minnesota (A*)

The Almighty Dollar Def. Hero Squad II At 22.13 (A)

Bruce And Golden Attack Almighty Dollar (A)

Overall Show Rating: A

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