CONFLICT - 06/02/2017

[Robert Daniels]

Seattle Pro Wrestling Presents
CONFLICT
SATURDAY - 06/03/2017
KEY ARENA - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

EARLIER TONIGHT...

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CONFLICT IS LIVE FROM SEATTLE, WASHINGTON INSIDE THE HOME OF SEATTLE PRO WRESTLING...KEY ARENA!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen, I am McKayla Lewis and I am joined by Charles Hudson and we'll be here tonight calling both title matches inside Key Arena and recapping the Deadly Sins Tour!

CHARLES HUDSON: I am honored to be here tonight alongside such a beautiful and well spoken young lady. Each Championship is on the line tonight! Tonight everyone's Pride is on the line!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: But first let's go over just how the Endurance Championship came about and talk about what is now know as the acquisition. See prior to the purchasd of Seattle Pro Wrestling by Robb Daniels, Natural Innovations and a group of investors. Seattle Pro was considered a relatively small regional promotion based in the Pacific Northwest but now it's much more. Seattle Pro has expanded tremendously and brought in high profile wrestlers with the deep pockets of Robb Daniels.

MCKAYLA LEWISThe Championship Committee that was established just before the INCEPTION card was announced in December of 2016 maintains a level playing field allowing those who work hard and are deserving to earn Championship opportunities.

CHARLES HUDSON: The only Championship to be grandfathered from the Hutchinson Family owned Seattle Pro to the current day rebrand was the Women's Championship which was held previously by Veronica Jenkins, Lisa Black and most recently Aria Price who defeated Black on 8/5/2016 and defended the Championship an impressive six times over the next six months.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: At INCEPTION Courtney Leinart would win a Fatal Five way match to go on to face AP at GREED on 1/13/17 in a loss.

CHARLES HUDSON: Sasha Foote a rebellious member of the Seattle Pro Roster seeking the opportunity to face men and receive equal rights to challenge for the same championships as men would win her match that was part of the GREED Challenge but she would receive the sole punishment which was announced and many believed it to be a shot at the Women's Championship against Aria Price at LUST on February 15th.

MCKAYL LEWIS: It would be announced just days later that Sasha Foote would headline the LUST event against Aria Price the current Women's Champion and it would be for a Championship but not the Women's title. Actually on February 15th at LUST...AP would carry the Women's Championship to the ring and be announced as the champion for the final time as that title would be officially retired and AP and Foote would then decide who would become the first ever Endurance Champion.

CHARLES HUDSON: With the newly formed Endurance Championship it would comes with its own set of rules allowing men and women to compete for this Championship and the winner of each match would be decided by submission, total knockout or decision made by the Championship Committee. Foote/AP was the first match of this kind contested under these rules in a single round match with a 30-minute time limit, eligible to all wrestlers, and decided by knockout, submission, or decision via Championship Committee.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The hype between the two hugely popular female wrestlers would gain so much momentum that it would main event the February live show, LUST. The match was an instant classic, as both women put their all into attempting to become the first ever Endurance Champion. However, an ankle injury that Aria had sustained at the Deadly Sins Live Show, which had happened just a few weeks before, was ultimately her demise. Sasha Foote would use Aria’s injury to her advantage, and eventually keep Price locked up in her own finisher until time ran out. Even though Aria never tapped out, the decision was still in favor of Sasha in a 3-2 vote.

CHARLES HUDSON: Sasha would go on to defend her title successfully in two matches. The first was a very hard fought match against Chris Andrew. The two battled for thirty minutes straight, and Chris seemed to be in control until the very end, when Sasha Foote was just about to hit the “Foote Print”, but the referee jumped out in front of her, signaling that the time limit had been reached. This match would end in a 3-2 vote in favor of the champion! The next match would be at Gluttony, in the hometown of her challenger, Coral Rose. The Destructive Live Wire would take the Champion to her absolute limits, and just when Coral was about to end it all, Sasha’s rival, Dexter Severin would attack her from behind, ultimately disqualifying Coral in the process.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The next night, in Chicago, Sasha Foote would yet again defend her title against fan-favorite and hometown hero, Billy Danielson. Foote and Danielson would battel back and forth, each one trying to out-do the other, trying to keep control of the match. The styles clashed, as Billy’s height and weight advantage proved to be a lot more than what the champion had expected! Nearing the twenty-minute mark, Dexter Severin would rear his head again, as he would jump the barricade, after disguising himself as a fan. This would cause Sasha Foote to become distracted just enough, as Billy Danielson would proceed to hit Sasha with his wicked #Fantastic Knee Strike!

CHARLES HUDSON: After Sasha left the company, shortly after her loss of the title, Billy Danielson would go on to elevate that title even more. Danielson had impressed the Championship Committee so much, that he would face Declan Black in a main event, Champion vs Champion Match for the World Title. Even though Danielson would come up short, after having his face cut open by the maniacal Declan Black, he had proved that the Endurance Championship could stand in the same main event light as the World Heavyweight Title. However, after this brief title match, Billy Danielson would go on to finally defend his title a month later.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: After being robbed of her title shot, Coral Rose would lobby for another title match, only this time, the champion wouldn’t be Sasha Foote. This time, she would step into that ring with her brother-in-law. The two would use their sibling rivalry in the buildup for the match, each one antagonizing the other with heir incredible chemistry, and that build would translate in the ring perfectly.

CHARLES HUDSON: Coral and Billy would go on to have match filled with respect, showboating, and a display of their striking and technical skills. However, it would be the Champion who would get the last laugh, as he beat Coral in the shortest Championship Match in Seattle Pro History, after he used his signature Knee Strike to put her away! Coral and Billy would go on to raise each other’s hands in victory.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Now, Billy Danielson defends his title against Christina Idol and possibly in a week, against Cade Cameron at Union Battle Ground. He also seeks to reach that main-event status with his Endurance Championship one more time, as he takes on Blake Mitchell and Declan Black in a ladder match in the main event of Mainstream 1 only on the Battleground Network!

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[Robert Daniels]

"Gold" by Kiiara begins playing throughout the arena when Aria walks out on to the stage smiling.

She lifts her glasses up onto her head then begins strutting down to the ring. AP climbs the steps wiping her feet on the apron and steps into the ring. She removes her jacket and glasses handing them to the stage hand and waits for her opponent.

Two ambient, wipe-like sounds hit the airwaves, alerting the world to the entrance of our next competitor. As the lights go down, only one name can be seen fading from nothing onto the Tron.

"EMERY LAYTON"

"Somewhere Else to Be" by VAST hits the PA system and light explodes to life, the excitement hits the air. The Worst of the Pavees herself, wearing her leather jacket and beanie over her gear, emerges from behind the curtain, clearly impressed with the sold out Key Arena. She's nodding her head to the beat of the very unusual entrance music she uses, holding her arms out as she struts down the ramp and swaying her head to the beat of her entrance theme, her eyes closed.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: She's lost in the moment and there's nowhere else she'd rather be right now.

Once she reaches the bottom of the ramp, she pulls her beanie off and thrusts it into her pocket as she skates up the steel steps and climbs the turnbuckle.

As the fans cheer, it's quite obviously not loud enough for her, as she lifts her arms up, indicating for them to get louder. Once the eccentric Irish traveller has spent enough time up there, Emery leaps down from the top rope and into the ring, transitioning from that into probably the most graceful, crisp forward-roll you've ever seen. Once she's in there, she runs to the rope right behind her bouncing off it as she drops to her knees and skids forwards, as all the lights drop except a single spotlight on her and the lights from cell phone cameras as her upperbody falls backwards. After a few moments of just simply listening to the cheers, she flips onto her front and crawls into her corner as she sits down, legs flat out the bell tolls three times before introductions.

GRAHAM STEVENS: At this time I would like to introduce the challenger standing at five feet and five inches tall from Seattle, Washington...ARIA PRICE!

AP struts to the center of the ring asking the crowd for more love and holds up both hands waving at the fans of Seattle and points at the Trench War Champion from across the ring.

GRAHAM STEVENS: From Anywhere and Everywhere she is standing at five feet and six inches tall. She is the reigning Union Battleground Trench War Champion...."the Lethal Lackeen"...EMERY LAYTON!

Layton removes her jacket and dumps the battered old thing to the outside then bounces from left to right receiving a positive reaction from the crowd.

Emery Layton (c) vs Aria Price

The bell rings then Layton and AP start the match off slowly circling the ring really watching the other and planning there first moves. The two come in strong with a collar and elbow tie up. Layton forces herself behind and into position. She grabs the middle ropes and rams her shoulder into the mid-section of AP. Aria hits Layton with a knee to the chest, breaking Em’s grasp. Aria hits her again with another big knee to the chest, making Layton stand up. Aria chops Layton acrossed the chest!

CHARLES HUDSON: What a hard chop by the challenger!

Aria grabs Emery's wrist and twists under, holding it up against her back. As she does this, she slowly moves backwards into the ropes and pushes Em into the opposite rope. As Em comes running back, Aria drops to the ground so that Em can go over her, but rather than doing this, Emery instead drops to the ground, mirroring her exactly and staring back at her with a shrug. Aria rolls backwards, stopping as she reaches a kneeling position as Em rolls onto one knee and the two exchange a glance while the fans cheer.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: A notion of mutual respect between Champion and challenger.

The two circle around again, and Aria raises her hand for a “Test of Strength”, however, Layton shoots around Aria into a waist lock. She maneuvers up to a full-nelson, and launches Aria with a Dragon Suplex! Layton bridges 1… KICKOUT! AP rolls over and brushes the hair from her face and looks up at Emery with a snarling look on her face. Emery goes after AP grabbing at her head and chin but AP latches onto the wrist of Emery Layton and rolls her into an arm bar. Layton tries to lock her hands together, but Aria yanks harder on the arm. Emery goes for a roll up, but Aria releases, and kips up to her feet.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Layton may be the champion but this is AP's hometown.

CHARLES HUDSON: Seattle certainly loves its homegrown talent. Ask AP, Blake Mitchell and Shelly Silver.

Aria hooks Emery's mid-section, looking for a belly-to-belly suplex but Em squats down, hooking her ankle behind AP's to restrict her. Using her time wisely, Em digs her hand under the elbow of AP and uses that to break her grip, now going behind AP and wrapping her arms around her quickly, pulling her up into the air, over her head and planting her down with a German suplex, but keeps the hold on while AP's shoulders are to the mat. 1… 2… ARIA KICKS OUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: That was as close as it gets right there. AP has to avoid the little things like that right there or she'll be looking up at the lights very soon.

Aria and Emery get up, and they go for the test of strength. Layton uses her weight advantage to push AP down, but Aria drops between Em’s legs, launching Emery across the ring. Aria runs the ropes, just to find Emery mimicking her, hitting the same set of ropes. Emery tries to his a fake-out lariat, when AP turns around, but Aria drops down instantly, and rolls into a handstand head-scissors. Aria spins, taking Emery down to the mat. Emery rolls onto her stomach, and Aria drops down to mimic Emery in return. As they get up, Emery Layton looks away for a split second, and as she does AP stands and drops her foot into the lower back of Emery taking her down. AP jumps over rolling her into a pin as the referee counts 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: and just like that AP almost with the win.

CHARLES HUDSON: For a split second I thought she was leaving with the title McKayla.

Both women get up and after a bit of back and forth forearm-smashing, Aria hooks Em's arm around her neck and holds her head under her arm, grabbing the top of her tights as she lifts her into the air and plants her back-first on the ground with a snap suplex. AP turns around to pin her but Em rolls away, onto the apron. Aria follows her, absolutely not allowing her to get away and lifts her up while she's on the outside. Em rams her shoulder into the mid-section of AP, and then grabs the top rope, slingshotting herself over the top of it, right over AP and into a forward roll. When reaching her feet, she springs back once again, with a backflip to get her closer to AP who has now turned around. Once she's there, she hooks Aria's head and drives her right down to the mat with a huge cutter and hooks the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What a back and forth match between these two women!

Emery slaps the mat with both hands and stands up. AP grabs her by the wrist looking to Irish whip her into the ropes but Emery holds her footing and instead whips AP into the ropes but AP baseball slides under the ropes and outside the ring. She grabs the middle rope and pulls herself up onto the apron. Emery charges Aria, but Price hits Layton with a shouder block through the ropes. Aria stands on the apron, and dives over Layton for a sunset flip she hooks the leg for 1...2...NEAR FALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: I don't understand why the fans have to pay for a full seat because these ladies
are keeping them on the edge of there seats!

The competitors get to their feet, and Aria tries to grab Emery, but Layton kicks Price in the gut. Em whips Aria into the ropes, but Aria Price holds onto the ropes! AP ducks the clothesline attempt by Emery and instead flips her over the top rope and to the floor. She gets on the apron, and walks a long it, and thenclimbs to the top rope as Emery is getting her feet and from the top rope to the floor AP leaps off with a crossbody onto Emery and she catches her but both are down! Aria is the first to her feet, and rolls Layton into the ring.

As Layton gets up, Aria smashes Em with a hard forearm to stun her before running into the ropes and back again. When she comes back and goes for a Lariat, Em falls backwards, her hands meeting the floor as she avoids the entire lariat with an acrobatic handspring backflip. AP turns around, Em's back up and leaps in the air, catching her with a step-up enziguri. Emery backs away as AP falls down to one knee slumped over. Emery bounces off the ropes and looks for a Shining Wizard but AP hits her with a clothesline in desperation. She drapes an arm over Layton for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Not so fast! A lot of fight still left in the Champion!

The two women use each other to get up. Emery hits Aria with a hard chop to the chest as she goes running into the ropes. When she comes back, AP grabs her arm, spinning her down to the ground as she maneuvers her arm around Em's neck and wraps her legs around her. Em struggles, she tries, she fights but there's no rope nearby. Em has only her arms, legs and strength. She uses her legs and her arms to push AP backwards, as Aria finds her shoulders suddenly to the mat. As the referee counts 1… 2… Aria has no choice but to release the hold as Em rolls away. They get to their feet, and Emery Layton goes for a superkick! AP lunges forward blocking the superkick attempt spinning Layton around and nailing her with a superkick of her own before falling on top of Layton for 1...2...NEARFALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: Talk about CONFLICT! These two wrestlers are tearing the house down tonight!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Matches like this are hard to follow!

Aria and Emery crawl across the ring, to the ropes, perpendicular to each other, and they barely get themselves up! They stomp and stumble to get to each other. Aria goes for a Roundhouse kick, but Em ducks under, shoving her as hard as she can into the nearest turnbuckle. AP connects and turns around, hitting a charging Emery Layton with a huge boot to the face, and Aria perches herself on the top turnbuckle. Layton takes her time getting to her feet but runs while AP is leaping off and gets nailed with a Double Knee Drop off the top rope! AP hooks the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: That last second kickout by the champion sends AP lunging forward to the mat face first!

CHARLES HUDSON: It's getting down to the wire. You can feel the end coming soon but I just don't know who will outlast the other.

Em and Aria fire back and forth with european uppercuts until Aria hits Em with one that's particularly hard and knocks her off balance. Em grasps the ropes for balance, and as she does AP attempts to drop her with the 'No Love Loss' back breaker, but Emery holds on. AP crashes to the mat, and tries to move away but when she turns around, Em runs and hits her with a Busaiku Knee Attack. Aria lays on the mat, as Emery points to the top rope!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: You know what time it is!

CHARLES HUDSON: She's going to try for the Prikasa. She's looking to put AP away right now.

She climbs up to the top, and waits for Aria to stand up. Aria stands up, facing away from Emery, and whens she turns arounds, she is met with a vicious Prikasa! Emery covers for 1...2…3!

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your Winner and STILL Union Battleground Trench Warfare Champion...Emery Layton!

Layton kneeling pushes herself up to one knee and is handed the Trench Warfare Championship. She rubs her fingers across the face plate before holding it above her head as she stands up.

CHARLES HUDSON: She earned this one tonight.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Layton has come to Seattle Pro and successfully defended her championship against AP in her hometown.

The fans are disappointed in AP's loss but are not disrespectful to Emery Layton in her win. The referee raises her hand as her music continues to play and in the mean time AP makes it to her feet brushing her hair from her face and offers a handshake to Layton. She reciprocates and AP raised Layton's arm and points to her before exiting the ring.

CHARLES HUDSON: A sign of respect from the former Women's Champion.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Technically this is Emery Layton's first win for Seattle Pro in her debut tonight. Congratulations Emery! We'll be back after the break with a special look at the Heavyweight Championship.

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[Robert Daniels]

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Earlier this week Samantha Kinsley sat down with Blake Mitchell, Cade Cameron, Christina Idol, Coral Rose, Hammerstein, James Edwards and Scotty Latimer. separately and they answered questions about what's transpired over the last six months in Seattle Pro Wrestling. Let's roll that footage at this time.

RECORDED EARLIER THIS WEEK...

***JAMES EDWARDS: THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION***

HAMMERSTEIN: I mean I was glad ta see my homie win da title, but it was just like any other day. Dude's a winning machine.

JAMES EDWARDS: It was vindication for me. One world title win can be called a fluke. Two means you are on your way to being one of the best in the game.

CHRISTINA IDOL: I wasn't under contract with Seattle Pro during the beginning but James Edwards brought attention to SPW whether it was Mid-Western, Southern States, East Coast or even overseas.

CORAL ROSE: James Edwards is a tough cookie. I've never seen such a young guy, with so much intensity. It was a pleasure facing him in that ring.

BLAKE MITCHELL: I thought I had the match won but I was quickly introduced to the 'Violent Gospel' and it was over.

HAMMERSTEIN: Facing him was one of da hardest tings I've ever done in my career. But, even though I lost, I tink I came outta dat match a better wrestler, and a better man. I owe my friend a whole lot more dan I'll ever be able ta repay him.

JAMES EDWARDS: I considered it a service. Hammer was going through some rough shit at the time. I wanted him to get the hate out of his system, and the result was the hardest fight of my title reign, and the most emotional.

BLAKE MITCHELL: Edwards carried the title well...better than anyone else could have at that time. He represented the company respectfully and set the bar high.

***DECLAN BLACK: DEFEATING EDWARDS FOR THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP***

BLAKE MITCHELL: If I said I wasn't surprised I would be lying. I watched a few try and fail to beat him and I knew I had to get a shot at him.

HAMMERSTEIN: I ain't never been so shocked in my life. I hate Declan Black but I respect him fo bein able ta take it ta my bro Edwards like he did.

CORAL ROSE: Declan winning the title, was almost like the end of an era for me. I know it was only a few months, but it showed the growth of the company when James lost. It showed that we were off to the races to start making more history.

SCOTTY LATIMER: Declan hasn't been champ long enough to be dominant. But me and him will have something in common when I beat James Edwards for a title he doesn't deserve like Declan did.

CHRISTINA IDOL: Declan Black has been the most intense and dangerous champion in Seattle Pro. He does whatever it takes to retain his title and you have to respect that.

CORAL ROSE: Honestly, Declan is about as dominant as Edwards was. I don't see anything that sticks out more about his reign than Edwards.

SCOTTY LATIMER: I was indifferent about it. He is the world champ. Instead of cornering him, maybe someone should actually beat him.

CADE CAMERON: I mean...I've been in the ring with him and let me tell you. He's every bit as talented as they say. I think he's been a very dominant champion, but the more he goes out there, the more it wears him down, and the more people can figure him out.

***ARIA PRICE LOSING TO SASHA FOOTE***

CORAL ROSE: I was sad to see Aria lose. It was like all of that hard work she put into the Women's title was put away just for her to retire the belt, and NOT win the Endurance Championship.

CADE CAMERON: Impressed! Sasha's a great wrestler, so seeing anyone beat her is a big accomplishment.

HAMMERSTEIN: Summin told me tings was bout ta change and it did. AP ain't been duh same since loss after loss. Much respec but summin gotta give ya heard.

JAMES EDWARDS: It made me sick. Aria Price is one of the hardest working women in fighting and one of the most humble. Sasha is talented but brings so much baggage to a promotion it is not worth it to keep her around or have her as a champion.

CHRISTINA IDOL: I wasn't shocked at all...Sasha is an amazing wrestler and an inspiration of mine. It was nice to see someone beat AP finally and prove she wasn't unbeatable.

CORAL ROSE: I remember thinking to myself 'Oh great means we are stuck with an overhyped female as champion who is going to make the title look bad'. After that was how long till she lost it, and ran from the company. Sure we all know the answer to that last one now.

BLAKE MITCHELL: I mean I hated to see her lose but it happens you know. Sash Foote had a nice little run but maybe she changed some things that didn't need to be changed.

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[Robert Daniels]

***INCEPTION OF LEGITIMACY***

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Back in December of 2016, Robb Daniels and his Championship Committee announced a landmark match for the main event of Seattle Pro’s first live show underneath the management of Natural Innovations, INCEPTION!

CHARLES HUDSON: This monumental main event pitted Blake Mitchell, Billy Danielson, Declan Black, Drew Stevenson, and James Edwards, to crown the inaugural champion of the revamped Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Title! The match last nearly fifty minutes, as all five competitors pulled out all the stops, so that they could forever go down in history as the first Seattle Pro Champion!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Following Drew Stevenson’s actions and ejection from the match, Blake Mitchell would find an opportunity to take advantage. As he set up for his finishing move, Declan Black would pull the incapacitated Billy Danielson out of harm’s way, causing the Emerald Saint to land hard on the mat. This is when James Edwards would take his chance, hitting Blake with “The Violent Gospel” and becoming the first Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Champion under the Robb Daniels Regime.

CHARLES HUDSON: From there James Edwards would attend multiple press conferences, and appear in numerous companies, getting further exposure of the newest incarnation of Seattle Pro’s Pinnacle Achievement. However, his first test wouldn’t come until January 13th, during Seattle Pro’s first stop on the Deadly Sins Tour, GREED. This challenge would be in the form of an exhausted Billy Danielson. Billy had wrestled earlier in the night, winning his opportunity to face Edwards, against Blackbeard in a Greed Challenge Match! This didn’t stop Billy though, as Billy’s World Title Eligibility would be on the line in this match! For close to thirty minutes, the two combatants went back and forth, giving each other everything they had! The Champion thought he had Danielson beat, when he launched Billy from the top rope with a FoxFire Suplex, however, Danielson willed himself back up, and continued to fight for another ten minutes, before James Edwards finally put Billy away with a wicked Violent Gospel!

CHARLES HUDSON: During the show in January, Azarius Creed had called out the Seattle Pro Champion, but the Championship Committee had another contender in mind. After announcing a Deadly Sins Live Event in Seattle’s own Mercer Arena, the Committee, via Robb Daniels, announced that James Edwards would go one on one with his best friend, Jacob Hammerstein. Hammerstein and James would go on to have an instant classic in a good old fashioned friend versus friend bout that lasted for over thirty-five minutes. The different styles of the two wrestlers would prove to be an interesting dynamic, and was amplified with the fact that the two knew each other so well. However, Hammerstein, just like Billy Danielson and Blake Mitchell, would fall victim to James Edwards and his Violent Gospel!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Shortly after the Deadly Sins Tour Live Show, Robb Daniels and his Championship Committee would go on, and give Azarius Creed the opportunity he asked for at Greed. In the Air Canada Center, James Edwards would compete in his final successful title defense, but the Boardwalk Champion would prove to be no easy feat. The match would start off with a series of one-ups, and three suicide dives to give Azarius Creed the early advantage. Azarius seemed to have the Champion dead to rights, as he had James trapped in the Savage Lock in the middle of the ring! James Edwards would barely get away with the win, after a wicked series of signatures moves by James, ending it all with the move the world loves so well, The Violent Gospel!

CHARLES HUDSON: Edwards’ last match as Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Champion would come in March, at Envy, against Declan Black. Declan earned his title shot back in January, as a reward of the Greed Challenge matches. When the two finally met up, the match would go down in history as an instant classic. For nearly an hour, the two men would battle until they couldn’t battle anymore. Both fighters swapped momentum during the match, but it wasn’t until Black gouged Edwards’ eye, cutting the champion’s eyebrow open in the process, that Edwards started to falter more and more! James would continue to fight until the very end, when his knee gave out, trying to deliver a Violent Gospel to a downed Declan Black. Black would capitalize on Edwards’ misfortune, hit his trademark lariat, “Blackout”, and pin James Edwards in the middle of the ring in front of a sold-out Sacramento crowd.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: That would be the end of the first Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Champion, but it wouldn’t be the last of James Edwards. After legitimizing the Seattle Pro Title, James would go on a short-lived endeavor of being an SPW ambassador and trainer, before ultimately returning to the ring to become the first ever Pride Champion at the final show on the Deadly Sins Tour, PRIDE. James has already established one title, and looks to be on the same track as before, but with guys like Scotty Latimer, Mark Storm, Stephen Calloway, and many others looming in the distance, one can only hope that he can do just as good for the Pride Championship, as he did the Seattle Pro Heavyweight Championship of the World.

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[Robert Daniels]

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Earlier tonight we aired some comments made by Blake Mitchell, Cade Cameron, Christina Idol, Coral Rose, Hammerstein, James Edwards and Scotty Latimer over what has transpired over the last six months in Seattle Pro. Let's take a look at the rest of those conversations.

RECORDED EARLIER THIS WEEK...

***WRESTLERS ON THE RISE***

CHRISTINA IDOL: Blake Mitchell came out strong and shocked a lot of people including Declan but in the end Black proved to be the superior wrestler and showed why he's the champion but he's still a tremendous wrestler.

HAMMERSTEIN: At PRIDE I was like 'Dude's got some stones but Azarius Creed's good people. I like da dude's guts.

BLAKE MITCHELL: Mark Storm is just getting started in Seattle Pro. I wouldn't mind one but to see him competitive for championships soon.

SCOTTY LATIMER: My fellow #MidnightHorsemen partner beating the most overrated wrestler of all time.....I was estatic!"

CHRISTINA IDOL: Kelly is a legit prodigy coming up. What he's done away from here will translate quickly to Seattle Pro.

***ADDITION OF THE ENDURANCE & PRIDE CHAMPIONSHIPS***

CORAL ROSE: I've came close to the Endurance Championship twice now but just because I didn't win then it doesn't mean I won't win it in the future.

BLAKE MITCHELL: If you're going to pick a first ever Pride Champion then who better to pick then the current Champion and former Heavyweight Champion James Edwards.

HAMMERSTEIN: Da Endurance Championship rules sets it part from da Pride title ya know. Knocking someone's block off, or making them squeal is much harder dan a roll up!

CHRISTINA IDOL: I have my eyes set on that Endurance Championship and when Conflict comes I plan to leave with it...

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MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen it's now time for the Endurance Championship match!

"24K Magic" by Bruno Mars begins to play when Christina Idol steps out onto the stage with her arms spread wide.

Christina turns in a circle with her arms spread wide before walking slowly down to the ring. She walks slowly up the ring stairs and gets into the ring and takes her position in the corner of Idol.

"Over" by Drake begins to play when the lights go out. The crowd erupts as they begin to cheer in excitement as the lights turn back on...Billy Danielson walks out from the curtain. His arms wide in confidence.

Billy Danielson turns around and walks down the ramp high fiving the fans before sliding under the bottom rope and into the ring confidently heading to his corner to await introductions.

GRAHAM STEVENS: At this time I would like to introduce the challenger...from Lincoln, Nebraska. She stands at six feet tall...CHRISTINA IDOL!

Idol steps forward in the ring with the spotlight on her with mixed reactions.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Her opponent is weighing in at two hundred and twenty five pounds and standing at six feet and four inches tall he is the reigning Endurance Champion...Billy DANIELSON!

Danielson removes the belt from his waist and points at the Endurance Championship while holding it up over his head before handing it off to the referee who then raises the title before handing it off and motions for the bell!

CHARLES HUDSON: Second week in a row for him, and quite possibly the second of three weeks of title defenses for the Seattle Pro Endurance Champion!

Billy Danielsom(C) vs Christina Idol

The bell sounds as Billy Danielson shuffles around the ring before approaching Idol with an offer to shake hands. Idol reciprocates with the shake but holds on firm before kicking Danielson in the stomach before sending him into the corner and following with a quick clothesline. Billy shoves her away from him, and hits Idol with a clothesline of his own, flipping her. He mounts her, and puts her in a headlock from the ground. Billy lifts her up for a suplex that sends her across the ring.

CHARLES HUDSON: The absolute strength of Billy Danielson! Did you see how he launched Idol across the ring with that deadlift suplex?

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This match has only just started! You better not be counting Christina out already!

As she gets up, Billy storms towards Christina with a spear attempt but Idol grabs a handful of his trunks and tosses him through the middle and top turnbuckle shoulder first into the ring post. He sinks down into the bottom turnbuckle, and she runs into him with a dropkick! Billy rolls from the corner, Christina tries to lift him up into a suplex, but he weighs nearly 100 pounds more than her! Billy launches her outside of the ring.

CHARLES HUDSON: Danielson again, with the show of strength!

Billy slides out onto the apron, and hits a rising Christina Idol with a double axe handle. Christina goes to one knee, and Billy puts grabs her from behind. 1… 2… He goes for a release German suplex, but Idol’s long legs let her land on her feet. 4… 5… She hits Billy with a dropkick, which sends him into the steel steps. He catches himself, which minimizes the damage. 6… 7… 8… Billy rolls back into the ring.

Christina stomps on Billy as he rolls in the ring. She continues to stomp on him, but Billy shoves her out of the way. Christina Charges Billy, trying to knee him into the ropes, but Billy pops up, and slams her down with authority! He smashes her a few times with his forearm, before picking her up into powerbomb position! He get’s ready to slam her down, but she reverses, and sends him across the ring with a hurricanrana. Billy rolls to his feet however, and the stand apart from the ring. Idol tries to use mind games by telling him to bring it.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Christina Idol with some show boating! She’s really taking it to Billy Danielson!

CHARLES HUDSON: She needs to focus on the match!

Danielson turns around mocking Idol until she grabs Danielson by the back of the neck and spikes his head into the mat with a bulldog. Idol kneels over the fallen Danielson clutching her hands together and pulling back on his chin in a reclining position. Billy Danielson is grimacing in pain and the referee checks to see if it's an illegal choke or if Danielson is about to submit. Danielson, again with the strength advantage, lifts her up, and slams her into the turnbuckles. She releases the hold, and crumbles to the ground, as Billy stomps down on her.

Billy takes a few steps back, looking for a cannon ball senton into the corner, but Idol gets out of the way just in time. Billy rolls backwards, and into a seated position, as Idol flips over with a Running Blockbuster then whips her hair out of her face and stands back waiting for the referee to begin the count of 1...2...3...4...5... She starts to climb the top rope, looking for her Diving Corkscrew Stunner. Billy gets back up, and runs up to the top rope, meeting her before she could jump.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Danielson just moved up the ring post like it was nothing!

CHARLES HUDSON: Christina Idol is in trouble!

Billy launches her off the top rope with a massive Super German Suplex. Billy muscles his way up, and takes off his knee pad. He lines up Christina Idol, as she gets up to one knee. Billy charges, and connects with the #Fantastic Knee Strike. Christina lays motionless as the referee counts. 1… 2… 3… 4… 5… 6… 7… 8… 9… 10!

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner, via Knock Out, and STILL your Seattle Pro Endurance Champion… Billy Danielson!

Billy slowly gets up, and the referee raises Billy’s hands. Billy receives his title from a ring hand, as medics tend to Christina.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Christina Idol fought long and hard in this match!

CHARLES HUDSON: Yes, but in the end, Billy Danielson proved once again why he is the champion!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Stop selling Christina Idol short! She had Danielson at multiple points in this match!

Just then, music starts to play!

MAKE A BIG DEAL OF IT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: CADE CAMERON!

“The Shimmering Star” Cade Cameron pushes his way through the entrance curtain, wearing his red and blue wrestling trunks, and a red/blue/black sleeveless jacket, zipped half-way up. He has a big smile on his face as he immediately heads toward the ring, slapping as many hands as possible on his way down the aisle.

Billy stands in the ring, looking a bit shocked at Cade. Cade Cameron slides underneath the rope, and reaches out to shake Billy’s hand. Billy put’s his title over his shoulder, looking a little confused, and shakes Cade’s hand! The don’t let go afterwards, and just stare into each other’s eyes. Billy raises his title, but that doesn’t intimidate Cade. Cade Cameron just points to the title, and mouths something out! After a couples of seconds, Cade Cameron and Billy raises their hands, and point to each other!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What a show of respect for the future opponents!

CHARLES HUDSON: It’ll be interesting to see who comes out on top at Union Battle Ground next week!

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[Robert Daniels]

***THE VIEW FROM THE TOP***

MCKAYLA LEWIS: As mentioned earlier in the show, Declan Black had won his chance to face James Edwards, at Envy, when he had won his Greed Challenge Match against Chris Andrew. Declan would go on to defeat James in a bloody war, that ultimately left James Edwards out of the Seattle Pro scene for nearly three months. Some say that this was the beginning of the most dominant title reign of any champion in Seattle Pro’s modern era, but other’s may say that it was the beginning of a downward spiral of Declan Black.

CHARLES HUDSON: Much like the Reign of Blood during the ancient roman times, Declan’s reign has been anything short of brutal. Starting with his first defense, against Cade Cameron, it was clear that blood and gore was going to be a staple of the “Mad King”. Declan would absolutely torture Cameron in the ring, as he corned the poor rookie, and beat him down until Cade’s face was covered in blood. He would end the match shortly after, when he hit a straightjacket German-Suplex, followed by his wicked “Black Out” lariat!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The next night at Sloth would be the first sign of Declan’s mental break, as he went one on one with the famous Hammerstein! Declan would duplicate his brutality with Cade Cameron on Hammerstein, as he cut open his face, hit him with the straight jacket suplex, and The Blackout, however, this time he would hold Hammerstein’s tights for good measure. This wasn’t the break though. The mental break would come afterwards, when the entire locker room, led by Blake Mitchell, would drag the champion back to the ring, and let Hammerstein have his revenge.

CHARLES HUDSON: Declan would go silent on social media for weeks after this, even after he found out his opponent was Endurance Champion, Billy Danielson. Black would occasionally berate Danielson, but it was clear that the dominant champion was no longer the same. The signs of a mental break proved evident, when Declan would go on a panic-filled rant towards Billy Danielson, talking about the Seattle Pro Title, as if it were a person, or as his friend! However, Danielson, caught unware of the true severity of this break, would walk into the match, thinking that business would be its usual. However, Declan would violent attack Danielson, again, maiming his challenger’s face until it bled profusely. Danielson would continue to fight, and even duck out of the first attempt at Declan’s “Blackout”. It was all in vane though, as the damage sustained by Billy Danielson proved to be too much, and Declan would yet again defeat his opponent in a violent fashion.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Blake Mitchell would come to the aid of his dear friend, Billy Danielson, that night at WRATH. This would lead to Blake and Declan getting into the faces of each other. As Declan went on an inaudible rant to Blake, Blake just stood there, pointing at Declan’s belt. This would lead to a match of epic proportions. Declan seemed to have kept his cool for the majority of the build-up for the match, but the intensity, and the hatred between the two would still squeeze out a rant or two in the process. The would go to battle, last week at PRIDE, and it would be one that could nearly rival Declan Black vs James Edwards in terms of intensity, brutality, and all around skill. For fifty minutes, Blake and Declan would throw everything they could at each other.

CHARLES HUDSON: At the end of the match, Declan had hit Blake with his “Call of the Coal” kick, but would ultimately leave his shoulders pinned to the mat. This would lead to a double pin, and a load of confusion among officials. Declan would walk up to the group of officials, looking for an answer, and end up assaulting one of the referees. This would lead to Robb Daniels himself coming down, and confiscating the title from Declan, making Declan even more volatile, and angry.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Now, Declan has learned that his title will be on the line, against not just Blake Mitchell, but also Billy Danielson, who has set three championship records since their last match up, in a ladder match. Not even God himself can tell what sort of brutal intensity Declan has instore for those two, and what is next for Declan should he fail to keep his one true “friend” and “love”. However, one thing is for sure, the main event of MAINSTREAM 1 is a must see...we'll see you on June 17th right here in Seattle, Washington in KEY ARENA for MAINSTREAM 1! Good Night!

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