mad5226 Posted September 3, 2014 Author Share Posted September 3, 2014 Friday Week 2 October FCW Proudly Presents… FREEDOM’s Gate Live From Gymnasium Aguada (Puerto Rico) Attendance: 1000 (Sold Out) Segment 1: The show opens with a look at Puerto Rican Power doing rehab on his leg. You can see Power working with doctors and holding onto bars as he tries to put pressure on his leg. The doctor seems very enthusiastic and says he thinks Power is going to be able to make a full recovery in no time. Suddenly there is movement in the background and before anyone sees it coming Titan attacks Power from behind taking out his bad leg. Power falls to the ground in agony and Titan continues to stomp on the bad leg of the champion until security floods the ring and pulls him out. Rating: C Sweet N Sour Vs. The Latino Kings Singh and Kirk continue their quest to prove they are the best tag team in Puerto Rico and that means going through The Latino Kings. This match had plenty of action in it with all 4 men displaying tremendous speed and agility. It looked like Sweet N Sour were going to pull out another huge victory after Singh nailed Rudy with a running DDT then hit the top rope to finish him off. However, as he lept to the top rope the music of Ox Mastadon played and the big man stepped out onto the stage. This caused Singh the pause on the top rope and turn his attention to Mastadon and gave Velasquez time to recover and hit the Street Cutter from the top rope. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, The Latino Kings defeated Sweet N Sour in 9:32 when Rudy Velasquez defeated The Sensational Singh by pinfall with a Street Cutter after a distraction from Ox Mastadon. Rating: D Tigre Salvaje Jr. Vs. La Sombra Jr. Tigre is making his first appearance in months since being “sacrificed” by Messiah. He seemed to be more intense and focused now than ever before as he took the fight to Sombra bouncing off the ropes and nailing him with an elbow. These two put on what could be the match of the night as they put their bodies on the line much to the delight of the fans. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Tigre Salvaje Jr defeated La Sombra Jr in 7:48 by pinfall with a Salvaje Suplex. Rating: D+ Segment 2: We go next to what looks like the basement where Citizen X sits in a “throne” next to Messiah. X: “Tonight marks the beginning of a new order. You see, we’ve all been lied to, we’ve all been made to believe things that just aren’t true. We are told if you just believe in yourself you can be anything. My opponent Matt Sparrow wants you to believe dreams come true, and heros exist. But we are smarter than that. We know the truth, we know sometimes your best just isn’t good enough.” Messiah: “Matt Sparrow is a man who puts his body on the line. He claims to not be afraid of injury.” Messiah laughs as he slaps himself in the face harder and harder. Messiah: “Well Matt Sparrow has never felt real pain. He doesn’t know what it’s like to fear for his life as his father beats him, but I do, and after tonight so will Matt Sparrow.” X: “Soon the world will burn and from the ashes a new world will be formed. Those that stand with me during that time will be rewarded, and those that don’t...will...perish!” Citizen X and Messiah laugh in unison as the camera fades. Rating: D+ Matt Sparrow Vs. Citizen X Citizen X makes his in ring debut with Messiah at the ring looking on. Sparrow is also a new hire here in FCW and his style meshes well with our product. This was another flier vs brawler type match. Both men looked very impressive in their debut, and unfortunately for Matt Sparrow he couldn’t come away with the victory. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Citizen X defeated Matt Sparrow in 11:35 by pinfall with a Flaming Anarchy. Rating: D FCW People’s Championship Match Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant In a rematch from last month these two picked up right where they left off. Mutant attacked Hocking before he could even get in the ring, but just like last month Hocking wouldn’t stay down. However, Hocking also couldn’t get Mutant to stay down and just like last month Mutant lost control and brutally assaulted Hocking causing another DQ finish. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Matt Hocking defeated Mutant in 7:45 by disqualification. Matt Hocking makes defence number 8 of his FCW People's Championship title. Rating: D- Segment 3: The attack on Hocking continues with Mutant going absolutely berserk. Streetz came into the ring and tried to talk some sense into his client but got thrown across the ring for his efforts. Eventually Mutant decided he did enough damage and calmed himself down leaving bothj Hocking and Streetz down in the ring. Rating: D- Bradford Peverell Vs. Titan Bradford continues to impress everyone backstage and as a result he’s up against one of the top heels in the company. A win here could really catapult Bradford into the main event scene. Bradford looked great in this one not really allowing Titan to get comfortable in the ring. At one point in the match it actually looked like Bradford was going to score the upset, however while Carl Batch had the referee distracted Handsome Stranger came out of nowhere and leveled Peverell allowing Titan to finish him off. In a bout that had great heat and some decent in-ring action, Titan defeated Bradford Peverell in 15:09 by pinfall with a Titanic Choke Slam following interference from Handsome Stranger. Rating: D Segment 4: We go backstage next where the 937lb express are laughing and joking about costing Sweet N Sour the match when Kirk and Singh come around the corner and take them to the ground. They then continue their assault on the tag champs getting some well deserved revenge for what happened earlier. Rating: E Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger Phunk is one of our newest members. he’s more of a brawler than what FCW is used to, but I’m hoping he provides some contrast to the brawlers who do have on the roster. These two men matched up extremely well and the match was very back and forth. Stranger started to pull ahead though and looked like he may pick up the victory when Bradford Peverell hit the ring and began attacking him getting some pay back for what happened in the previous match but getting Phunk disqualified in the process. In a bout that had great heat and some decent in-ring action, Handsome Stranger defeated Grandmaster Phunk in 14:59 when Grandmaster Phunk was disqualified when Bradford Peverell ran in and attacked Handsome Stranger. Rating: D+ Segment 5: The end of the match did not stop Stranger and Peverell from continuing their brawl. The two men spilled outside of the ring and continued their brawl all the way up the ramp with neither man getting the clear advantage as the show ended. Rating: C Final Rating: D+ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 4, 2014 Author Share Posted September 4, 2014 Friday Week 2 November FCW Proudly Presents… FREEDOM to Choose Live From Gymnasium Aguada (Puerto Rico) Attendance: 1000 (Sold Out) Billy Russell Vs. Snap Dragon Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger and Titan The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Hell's Bouncer and Jared Johnson Sweet N Sour Vs. ??? Mainstream Hernandez Vs. The Barbarian Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Citizen X Quick Picks: Billy Russell Vs. Snap Dragon Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger and Titan The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Hell's Bouncer and Jared Johnson Sweet N Sour Vs. ??? Mainstream Hernandez Vs. The Barbarian Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Citizen X Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Uncrewed Posted September 4, 2014 Share Posted September 4, 2014 Billy Russell Vs. Snap Dragon Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger and Titan The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Hell's Bouncer and Jared Johnson Sweet N Sour Vs. ??? Mainstream Hernandez Vs. The Barbarian Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Citizen X Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaded Posted September 4, 2014 Share Posted September 4, 2014 Billy Russell Vs. Snap Dragon Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger and Titan The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Hell's Bouncer and Jared Johnson Sweet N Sour Vs. ??? Mainstream Hernandez Vs. The Barbarian Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Citizen X Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 5, 2014 Author Share Posted September 5, 2014 Things have been a whirlwind since taking the head booker job from Stranger. Gone are the nights at the beach, replaced by a cramped windowless office that smells like feet. Puerto Rican Power has been keeping me busy of late. He recognized the success of the talent trade he had and asked me to set up more with other various indy feds. As a result, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, we have more stars on loan during our shows than ever before. This has created a pretty good buzz around the island and allowed us to keep the matches fresh. It hasn’t all been good news those, Power has complained to me more than once about his lack of involvement in matches. He doesn’t appreciate that I barely use him in the ring. I try my best to avoid the conversation, but the truth is he’s awful to work with. He insists on winning every match. Even in a feud when I try to convince him he has to put the other guys over he reminds me who is in charge and ensures I book him “correctly”. Luckily I was able to convince him an “injury” is the best of both worlds, of course I can only keep him off screen so long. As if that didn’t keep me busy enough he has now asked me to look into the possibility of forming an alliance. He has seen the success of COTT and now wants to looking into starting one of his own, one “the hispanic heritage can be proud of”. Of course that translates into me placing phone calls all over Mexico. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 6, 2014 Author Share Posted September 6, 2014 Friday Week 2 November FCW Proudly Presents… FREEDOM to Choose Live From Gymnasium Aguada (Puerto Rico) Attendance: 1000 (Sold Out) Segment 1: The show opens in a dark graveyard, in the distance you can see 2 shadowy figures kneeling over a grave. As the camera zooms in we see Citizen X and Messiah locked in what looks like a prayer over the grave of Shawn Gonzalez. Messiah: “Pain comes in many shapes and colors. some pain is physical…” Messiah breaks into a creepy laugh Messiah: “It’s the pain you feel when your mother has had too much to drink and she hits you, and hits you AND HITS YOU until you’re a crumbled carcass on the floor.” Messiah starts to calm down from perhaps a bad memory of his childhood? Messiah: “Other pain is mental. It’s when you lose someone you care for and you feel like you can’t go on without them.” Messiah starts to laugh Messiah: “That’s the kind of pain Carlos Gonzalez has felt. But, after tonight, he will learn what real pain is. He will see what it feels like to not be able to pick himself off the ground. He will learn, the sweet taste of his own blood. And he’ll SCREAM, and he’ll SCREAM, and he’ll beg for mercy. But he won’t find any, no one will be there to save him… NOONE!” Rating: D+ Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Citizen X Carlos is coming into this match after a successful program with The Latino Kings. If Citizen X isn’t careful he could easily lose here tonight. The match itself was about as good as I expected it to be. Carlos went to the air early to get his opponent off his feet and Citizen X used his brute strength to his advantage. In the end it was the twisted Citizen X who came out victorious. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Citizen X defeated Carlos Gonzalez in 7:47 by pinfall with a Flaming Anarchy. Rating: D- Segment 2: Carl Batch is backstage next with his client, Titan. He reminds everyone that next month if Puerto Rican Power is unable to compete then he will be forced to vacate the FCW championship, and when he does Titan will be right there waiting. Rating: C+ Mainstream Hernandez Vs. The Barbarian Another solid match by The Barbarian and I’m starting to trust him more and more. He can’t really be counted on to carry a match but put into a match with someone solid and he can at least hold his own. Unfortunately for him though Mainstream Hernandez was flat out wrestled him tonight. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Mainstream Hernandez defeated The Barbarian in 11:53 by pinfall with an Apparition #14. Rating: D Segment 3: As Hernandez is celebrating his victory in the ring he is attacked from behind by a man in wearing all black to include a mask. The masked man laid the boots to Hernandez before disappearing backstage. Rating: E+ Segment 4 The 937lb Express is in the ring next and they call out Sweet N. Sour. The Express admit they may have underestimated Sweet N Sour and if they can find a way to beat their next opponents they will grant them one more chance at the gold. However, if they lose they will next receive another shot again. Rating: E Sweet N Sour Vs. Hellspawn 666 and Slayyer Hellspawn and Slayyer are on loan to us tonight from Mexico and for those who don’t know they are a very established top level team. Sweet N Sour needs to be on their game tonight though because a win here gets them a shot at the tag team titles. Slayyer started the match completely dominating Singh and wouldn’t allow him to make the tag. Sweet N Sour would eventually fight back and gain plenty of momentum though before a low blow from Hellspawn turned the tide. These teams continued to go back and forth when King Kong Kennedy rushed down to the ring with what looked like brass knuckles. Kennedy climbed up on the apron just as Kirk was getting whipped into the ropes, however he would reverse it at the last second and it was Slayyer who ended up getting his with the knuckles. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sweet N Sour defeated Hellspawn 666 and Slayyer in 13:02 when Kirk Jameson defeated Slayyer by pinfall after a botched interference by King Kong Kennedy. Rating: D Segment 5: We go backstage again, this time we have Streetz backstage talking to his client. He tells Mutant he needs to remain focused and not his lose cool. He goes on to say he has used his influence to contact the NAACP and force FCW to give his client one more match for the belt, this time however it will be a no DQ match. Rating: D- The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Hell’s Bouncer and Jared Johnson I don’t think anyone was too shocked to see how this one turned out. Johnson a relative no one in Puerto Rico and Hell’s Bouncer completely destroyed their opponents in this one. In fact Johnson barely even saw any action as Bouncer destroyed both members of The Puerto Rican Boys almost on his own. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Jared Johnson and Hell's Bouncer defeated The Puerto Rican Boys in 5:33 when Hell's Bouncer defeated Kid San Juan by pinfall with a Damnation Drop. Rating: D- Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Handsome Stranger and Titan he beginning of this match was fun. Grandmaster Phunk danced his way down to the ring where dozens of screaming fans. Even Bradford let loose a little and did a quick jig before they were interrupted by Stranger and Titan. The actual match was just as good with Peverell holding his own against Stranger. They weren’t in the ring together long though before Titan was tagged in and started laying waste to Peverell. This four men went back and forth with everyone getting an equal share of the action. The end of the match came when Titan and Phunk were brawling clear out in the crowd. Peverell was getting pummelled in the middle of the ring by Stranger, but Stranger took his eye off his opponent for just a second and he was hit with a hard left hand laying him out cold. In a bout that had great heat and good action, Bradford Peverell and Grandmaster Phunk defeated Handsome Stranger and Titan in 13:19 when Bradford Peverell defeated Handsome Stranger by pinfall with a Dream Left Hook. Rating: D+ Segment 6 After the match Titan rushes to the ring to take out Peverell, but he was blindsided by none other than Puerto Rican Power. The champion was limping heavily and had a boot on his foot, but that didn’t stop him from taking all these months of frustration out on Titan much to the delight of the fans. Rating: C+ Billy Russell Vs. Snap Dragon Despite Dragon being a heel, he got a huge pop when he came down to the ring. His style of wrestling fits perfectly with our product and is a great change of pace from the rest of our Main Eventers. Russell did a great job keeping Dragon on the mat, but Dragon continued to reverse Russell’s holds into all kinds of crazy moves he’s never seen before. Eventually though, Russell was able to take Dragon down and keep him down landing a Grounded Knee Flurry. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Billy Russell defeated Snap Dragon in 14:06 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: C- Final Rating: C- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 8, 2014 Author Share Posted September 8, 2014 Friday Week 2 December FCW Proudly Presents… One Night of FREEDOM Live From Gymnasium Aguada (Puerto Rico) FCW Championship Match: Puerto Rican Power Vs. Titan Bradford Peverell Vs. Handsome Stranger The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. The Latino Kings FCW People's Championship No DQ Match: Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant FCW Tag Team Title Match: The 937lb Express Vs. Sweet N' Sour Matt Sparrow Vs. La Sombra Jr. Billy Russell Vs. Hell's Bouncer Quick Picks: Puerto Rican Power Vs. Titan Bradford Peverell Vs. Handsome Stranger The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. The Latino Kings Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant The 937lb Express Vs. Sweet N' Sour Matt Sparrow Vs. La Sombra Jr. Billy Russell Vs. Hell's Bouncer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Uncrewed Posted September 8, 2014 Share Posted September 8, 2014 Puerto Rican Power Vs. Titan Bradford Peverell Vs. Handsome Stranger The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. The Latino Kings Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant The 937lb Express Vs. Sweet N' Sour Matt Sparrow Vs. La Sombra Jr. Billy Russell Vs. Hell's Bouncer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flaviooooo Posted September 9, 2014 Share Posted September 9, 2014 Puerto Rican Power Vs. Titan Bradford Peverell Vs. Handsome Stranger The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. The Latino Kings Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant The 937lb Express Vs. Sweet N' Sour Matt Sparrow Vs. La Sombra Jr. Billy Russell Vs. Hell's Bouncer Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 11, 2014 Author Share Posted September 11, 2014 O.O.C. The show should be up tomorrow, just making some final tweaks. After spending countless hours in the Mexico Hispanic Heritage Association has finally been created, much to the delight of Puerto Rican Power. It wasn't easy, getting this alliance setup, Power really wanted either OLLIE or SOTBPW to join the alliance, but they wanted nothing to do with it. SOTBPW just because they "didn't need us", and OLLIE declined simply because they were already a part of COTT, although they did offer to work with us by doing talent trades. The alliance consists of us, Comite Internacional do Lucha Libra, and Mexico Premier Wrestling Federation. Extremo Moderno Lucha Libre wanted to be part of the alliance, but Power would have no part of it. He said what they are doing over there isn't wrestling and he would have no part of them. The benefits of this alliance, is absolutely huge, they are: Prestige and Momentum are affected by others All profits will be shared in a ‘pot’ Can use aliance loans Can propose talent trades Will take no damage from other members in national and regional battles. Power claims, he set it up this way so that Mexican wrestling can stay prevalent in the world and some of the greatest companies in the world will no longer have to worry about closing their doors. If those are in fact his true intensions then I think this will be a great alliance for all parties. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 12, 2014 Author Share Posted September 12, 2014 Friday Week 2 December FCW Proudly Presents… One Night of FREEDOM Live From Gymnasium Aguada (Puerto Rico) Attendance: 1000 (Sold Out) Billy Russell Vs. Hell’s Bouncer These are two of our biggest stars going at it to start things off. Russell has had his share of bad luck this year, but he started this match out looking like he has going to score a huge win. Bouncer was able to kick out after a 2 count and then took Russell to the outside where he started taking his opponent apart. Bouncer went for a chokeslam on the outside, but was blocked by Russell then sent into the steel steps. These two men continued to throw everything they had at one another. These men battled it out for 20 minutes and were eventually pulled apart due to a time limit draw. In a bout that had great heat and good action, Billy Russell drew with Hell's Bouncer in 20:00 when the time limit expired. Rating: C- Segment 1: We go backstage next where Matt Hocking is preparing his match against Mutant. Hocking: “San Juan, your champion is in the HOUSE!!!!” The fans cheer loving the charismatic Matt Hocking. Hocking: “You know, all month I’ve listen to the doubters and the haters. They say, Matt you can’t beat the monster Mutant. Matt, this match was made specifically so Mutant can defeat you.” Hocking pauses and smiles a big toothy grin at the camera. Hocking: “Well, let me tell you this, I AM the people’s champion for a reason. You see, you can doubt me all you want, in fact I want you to, I need you to, because THAT, is when Matt Hocking proves what he’s really worth.” Rating: D+ Matt Sparrow Vs. La Sombra Jr A more modern day Lucha match here, much to the delight of the fans. Sparrow is one of our newer signings, but he’s already showing what a great addition he is. Meanwhile, Sombra continues to impress putting on great match after great match. He saw a lot of reversals and counters in this match, along with plenty of top rope antics. In the end though it was the birdman who picked up the victory. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Matt Sparrow defeated La Sombra Jr in 9:35 by pinfall with a Bird Brain Buster. Rating: D Tag Team Championship Match: The 937lb Express Vs. Sweet N Sour These 4 men have been going at it now for the majority of the year and there is no love loss between them. Sweet N Sour know they need to get the job done today because they may not get another chance. Kirk started the match off for the challengers and immediately went on the offensive. He worked the legs of Ox Masadon trying to get the big man down and keep him down. Kennedy was able to get himself into the match by provoking Singh into the ring then double teaming Kirk to turn the tide of the match. This match ended up being a lot longer than most of the matches by the champs, but they were able to keep up with the pace. In the end though the fans got behind the challengers and Ox found himself submitting to a Bombay Duck. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Sweet N Sour defeated The 937lb Express in 10:08 when The Sensational Singh defeated Ox Mastadon by submission with a Bombay Duck. Sweet N Sour win the FCW Tag Team titles. Rating: D- Segment 2: After the match Sweet N Sour are celebtrating thier victory with the fans when the lights go out. After several seconds the lights are restored but the newly crowned champs are out cold in the middle of the ring. Standing over them are none other than Leper Messiah and Citizen X. Rating: E+ FCW People’s Championship No DQ Match: Matt Hocking Vs. Mutant Hocking has technically won his last 2 matches against Mutant, although looking at him after the matches you wouldn’t be able to tell. The odds seemed to be stacked against him in this match as Mutant has lost both matches in the past by DQ, now there should be nothing standing in his way. Hocking came to this match prepared bringing a chair in the ring with him. However, even hitting the big man over the head with it would not bring him down. For the most part these two men stayed in the ring, however, when Mutant went for a chokeslam onto the chair, Hocking blocked it by kicking the big man in the groin then DDTing him onto the chair. From there he did the impossible, going to the top rope and landing a Hock Shock then scoring the victory. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Matt Hocking defeated Mutant in 9:32 by pinfall with a Hock Shock. Matt Hocking makes defence number 9 of his FCW People's Championship title. Rating: D- Segment 3: After the match Streetz got into the ring and began spitting insults at the big man who was still on the mat trying to shake off the cobwebs. Streetz continued the verbal assault wagging his finger in the face of his client. Eventually Mutant had enough and grabbed his manager by the throat as he stood up. After much pleading and apologizing Mutant released his manager without choke slamming him onto the chair. Rating: D- The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. The Latino Kings This match was better than I expected. The Kings have had some trouble staying relevant since their program with Gonzalez. The Puerto Rican Boys on the other hand have been nothing but jobbers as of late, but they held their own in this one and the fans seemed to enjoy it. Their effort was short lived however when Island Boy got pinned by Rudy. In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, The Latino Kings defeated The Puerto Rican Boys in 8:05 when Rudy Velasquez defeated Island Boy Apollo by pinfall with a Street Cutter. Rating: D- Bradford Peverell Vs. Handsome Stranger These two have had some beef lately after Bradford stepped in to stop Stranger from destroying Laine. Stranger set the pace in this one, but it wasn’t long before Peverell was able to turn the tide. These two continued their back and forth pace until Stranger hit a hard running forearm on Peverell. As the referee as checking on Peverell Stranger reached into his shorts pulling out a pair of brass knuckles. He then leveled Peverell and got the easy win. In a bout that had great heat and good action, Handsome Stranger defeated Bradford Peverell in 14:48 by pinfall by using underhanded tactics. Rating: D+ Segment 4: A video is played next showing the year long feud between Puerto Rican Power and Titan Rating: B- FCW Championship Match: Puerto Rican Power Vs. Titan There was no love lost between these two and they went at it before the bell even rang. Titan immediately went after the bad leg of Power, trying to keep the big man down. It seemed to have the desired effect for Titan as the champ went for the San Juan Rush early in this one but stumble a bit as he bounced off the ropes leading to a hard DDT by the challenger. These guys eventually took things outside where Batch held the arms of Power as Titan looked to tee off on him with a chair, however, Power was able to spin around at the last second and Titan smashed the chair over his manager. With Carl Batch out of the picture Power was able to focus on Titan and that was not good for Titan. In a match that had a fantastic crowd and good action, Puerto Rican Power defeated Titan in 11:51 by pinfall with a San Juan Rush. Puerto Rican Power makes defence number 2 of his FCW Puerto Rican title. Rating: C Segment 5: Having picked up the victory, Puerto Rican Power celebrates in the crowd with his fans. Rating: B+ Final Rating: C Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 17, 2014 Author Share Posted September 17, 2014 Friday Week 2 January FCW Proudly Presents… FREEDOM Fighters Live From Ricardo Montenez Ballroom (Puerto Rico) 10 Man Battle Royal to crown the #1 Contender to the FCW Championship Billy Russell, Bradford Peverell, Citizen X, Hell’s Bouncer, La Sombra Jr, Mainstream Hernandez, Matt Sparrow, Snap Dragon, Tigre Salvaje Jr, Titan Mainstream Hernandez Vs. Snap Dragon The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Jared Johnson and The Barbarian Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Mutant Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Tex Tegan Vs. Giant Brody Billy Russell and Rob Reynolds Vs. The 937lb Express Puerto Rican Power Vs. Handsome Stranger Quick Picks: 10 Man Battle Royal Winner: Mainstream Hernandez Vs. Snap Dragon The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Jared Johnson and The Barbarian Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Mutant Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Tex Tegan Vs. Giant Brody Billy Russell and Rob Reynolds Vs. The 937lb Express Puerto Rican Power Vs. Handsome Stranger Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flaviooooo Posted September 18, 2014 Share Posted September 18, 2014 10 Man Battle Royal Winner: Hell's Bouncer Mainstream Hernandez Vs. Snap Dragon The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Jared Johnson and The Barbarian Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Mutant Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Tex Tegan Vs. Giant Brody Billy Russell and Rob Reynolds Vs. The 937lb Express Puerto Rican Power Vs. Handsome Stranger Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mad5226 Posted September 22, 2014 Author Share Posted September 22, 2014 <div style="text-align:center;"><p><strong>Friday Week 2 January</strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><span style="font-size:18px;"><span style="color:#FF0000;">FCW Proudly Presents… FREEDOM Fighters</span></span></strong></p><p><strong> Live From Ricardo Montenez Ballroom (Puerto Rico)</strong></p><p><strong> Attendance: 1932</strong></p></div><p></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 1:</strong></p><p> Puerto Rican Power hits the ring to a huge ovation. He says that unlike Titan he is a fighting champion and he will gladly put his title on the line at every show to prove he’s the best in Puerto Rico. He goes on to say he has booked a 10 man battle royal tonight to prove that he wants to go against the very best.</p><p> Rating: C+</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>FCW Championship Match: </strong></p><p><strong> Puerto Rican Power Vs. Handsome Stranger</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This was a pretty decent match, that would have been much better if it didn’t get hit by the chemistry bug. Having said that, it was still good in it’s own right. Power didn’t like it when I told him he’d be opening the show but he got over it and still managed to come out looking good. Of course, Power never really let it look like he was ever really in trouble of losing the belt, and that makes me second guess putting it on him.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a match that had a fantastic crowd and good action, Puerto Rican Power defeated Handsome Stranger in 12:38 by submission with an Atomic Full Nelson. Puerto Rican Power makes defence number 3 of his FCW Puerto Rican title. </p><p> Rating: D+</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 2:</strong></p><p> Having picked up the victory, Puerto Rican Power celebrates in the ring.</p><p> Rating: B+</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Billy Russell and Rob Reynolds Vs. The 937lb Express</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>The Express are just coming off their title lose and they seem to still be thinking about that as they didn’t look as sharp as they usually do, missing tags, timing being off, etc. Russell and Reynolds share similar styles so I wanted to see if they “played nice” together. The result was a decent look match and Reynolds proving he’s just as good a technical wrestler as Russell.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Billy Russell and Rob Reynolds defeated The 937lb Express in 5:42 when Billy Russell defeated King Kong Kennedy by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry.</p><p> Rating: D</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 3:</strong></p><p> Bradford Peverell is walking backstage, turns a corner, and bumps into Handsome Stranger. Handsome Stranger says something that Peverell doesn't like, and a brawl quickly erupts. Both men get a very good amount of blows in before backstage officials are there to break them up.</p><p> Rating: C-</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Carlos Gonzalez Vs. Tex Tegan Vs. Giant Brody</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Carlos hasn’t been in the ring much after his big feud with the Kings so we put him in a three way match tonight to see if he’s got what it takes. The match was a bit lower than I expected, Carlos isn’t a great in ring wrestler yet, nor are the other two comptetiors. In the end Carlos gets the win, but it was ugly.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In an extremely poor match, Carlos Gonzalez defeated Tex Tagan and Giant Brody in 7:24 when Carlos Gonzalez defeated Giant Brody by pinfall with a Flat-Out.</p><p> Rating: E</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 5:</strong></p><p> Mainstream Hernandez is in the ring next discussing the recent attacks on him. He says that enough is enough and if this dude wants a fight then he should like unmask and fight him like a real dude!</p><p> Rating: D-</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Grandmaster Phunk Vs. Mutant</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Mutant has been having some issues of late, he’s actually been winless since bringing in his mouth piece Streetz. Hoping to turn things around here he started off with his usual vicious strikes pummeling Phunk and bringing him to his knees. However, like matches past, Phunk was able to outlast the initial assault before going on the offensive. Streetz, in an attempt to give his client the advantage climbed onto the apron and began insulting Phunk. However, as he went to hit the superstar, Phunk ducked and he ended up hitting Mutant instead.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Grandmaster Phunk defeated Mutant in 7:27 by pinfall after a botched interference by Streetz. During the match we also had Streetz accidentally hit Mutant.</p><p> Rating: D-</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 6:</strong></p><p> We go backstage next where Leper Messiah and Citizen X are sitting, in total darkness. </p><p> </p><p> X: <span style="color:#FF0000;">“You people, you parade your heros around like Gods. You give them shiney new belts made of gold and convince yourself’s they are the best. But you see, you’re living in a fantasy. These people, they aren’t Gods, their not even heros. They are liars and thieves and soon they will all be exposed!”</span></p><p> </p><p> Citizen X starts a slow pace back and forth in front of the camera.</p><p> </p><p> X: <span style="color:#FF0000;">“One by one they will fall, they will all perish and then, THEN, you’ll see, you were believing in a false prophet. The men you grew to love will all be just a memory and all that will be left standing… is us!”</span></p><p> </p><p> Leper Messiah starts a slow sinister laugh, before pushing the camera man out of the room.</p><p> Rating: D+</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Puerto Rican Boys Vs. Jared Johnson and The Barbarian</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This was my throw away match just to see if I could find chemistry and get one of my other teams some more exposure. As it turned out though, it was a pretty decent match in it’s own right. Johnson is one of the best in ring fundamentals and The Barbarian is decent as well. They saw a decent amount of offense here, before doing the job effectively to the established team of the Puerto Rican Boys.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Puerto Rican Boys defeated Jared Johnson and The Barbarian in 5:13 when Island Boy Apollo defeated Jared Johnson by pinfall with a Welcome To The Island.</p><p> Rating: D-</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Mainstream Hernandez Vs. Snap Dragon</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This was a great match with 2 of our best fliers. I don’t usually have to worry about either of these guys disappointing me and today was no exception. Hernandez started things off fast bouncing Dragon off the rope then landing a standing drop kick. He decided to go to the well again, but Dragon had other plans using his momentum to jump off the second rope and flip onto his opponent. We then seen the match go to the outside as both men actually used the guard rail to balance on before leaping off putting on a great aerial clinic for the guys in the back. Later in the match we saw the masked man make his way to the ring, but he simply looked on. While I wouldn’t go as far as to say Hernandez was distracted he definitely kept his eye on the man on the outside and that would be enough of a distraction for Dragon to get the victory.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Snap Dragon defeated Mainstream Hernandez in 16:45 by pinfall with a Dragon's Breath.</p><p> Rating: D+</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>FCW #1 Contender 10 Man Battle Royal:</strong></p><p><strong> Billy Russell, Vs. Bradford Peverell, Vs. Citizen X, Vs. Hell’s Bouncer, Vs. La Sombra Jr. Vs. Mainstream Hernandez, Vs. Matt Sparrow Vs. Snap Dragon Vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr. Vs. Titan</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38214" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>The match started with all 10 men in the ring at the same time and it quickly got out of control the moment the bell rang. The first elimination was at the 1:15 mark when Citizen X eliminated Matt Sparrow with a vicious clothesline over the top rope after Sparrow was stunned by a Mainstream Hernandez dropkick. Things got interesting after that as Citizen X went on a bit of a tear eliminating Tigre Salvaje, La Sombra and Billy Russell in quick succession. This left Snap Dragon, Titan, Hell’s Bouncer, Mainstream Hernandez, Bradford Peverell and Citizen X left. From there the “little guys” started teaming against the “big guys” and it looked like Titan was going to be the next to go when he was knocked over the top rope and landed on the apron. Snap Dragon went to finish him with a missile dropkick , but he was brushed away by Titan who then grabbed him by his throat. As he lifted Snap off the ground though Dragon was drop kicked in the back by Mainstream Hernandez and both Snap and Titan went to the floor and were eliminated. With just 4 left these guys dug in and tried to stay in the middle of the ring. Sadly, Bradford Peverell was next to be eliminated this time by Hell’s Bouncer. At the same time Citizen X looked like he was about to eliminate Hernandez as he dumped him onto the ring apron and looked to finish him off with a clothesline, however, Hernandez ducked it and pulled down the top rope sending Citizen X tumbling out of the ring. With just Hell’s Bouncer and Mainstream Hernandez left this was anyone’s match. This all changed though when the masked man once again came to ringside taunting Hernandez. Hernandez attempted to ignore the masked man for the most part, but that all changed when the masked man took his mask of to reveal… Steven Parker! Hernandez froze for just a second when he saw Parker, and that was all the time Bouncer needed to send him flying over the top rope. </div></blockquote><p> </p><p> In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Hell's Bouncer won a battle royal in 19:38. The other members of the 'final four' were Mainstream Hernandez, Bradford Peverell and Citizen X, with Mainstream Hernandez being the final elimination. Citizen X got the most eliminations over the course of the match. During the match we also had Steven Parker distract Hernandez.</p><p> Rating: C</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Segment 7</strong></p><p> As Hernandez tried to pick himself off the floor he was pounced on by Parker. Once Parker was satisfied Hernandez wasn’t getting back up he grabbed a mic.</p><p> </p><p> Parker: <span style="color:#FF0000;">“James, James, James, did you really think you were done with me? Did you really think I wouldn’t follow you to the ends of the Earth so I could finally dispose of you like the trash that you are?"</span></p><p> </p><p> Parker paused and smiled a c0cky smile to the crowd as they booed him.</p><p> </p><p> Parker:<span style="color:#FF0000;"> “Ladies and gentlemen, the future is here, and the future looks damn good!”</span></p><p> Rating: E+</p><p> </p><p> Final Rating: C</p> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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