MAINSTREAM 1 - 6/17/2017

[Robert Daniels]

Seattle Pro Wrestling Presents
MAINSTREAM 1
SATURDAY - 06/17/2017
KEY ARENA - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

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

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"Gangster's Paradise" by Coolio begins to play throughout the arena. The lights abruptly turn off all at once as the music continues to play. Seemingly hundreds of camera flashes begin lighting up the darkened arena then suddenly the curtain is thrown back and Robb Daniels emerges from behind the curtain wielding a microphone.

ROBB DANIELS: Ladies and Gentlemen of Seattle and those watching live on the Battleground Network...Welcome to MAINSTREAM!

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ROBB DANIELS: Tonight we turn the page to a new chapter in Seattle Pro Wrestling. Tonight we move forward with the Deadly Sins Tour in our rear view with some ole and new faces with new goals, higher expectations and plenty of quality wrestling matches in our future!

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ROBB DANIELS: Speaking of Mainstream-- several years ago while I was wrestling for UWL in Knoxville. I aligned myself with three of the best wrestlers in the world and for nearly three years we were in the spotlight, maineventing, headlining and winning championships all over the world. We were so good that eventually we had to split up because the only competition left was each other. Now that's "MAINSTREAM".

Daniels paces back and forth on the stage with one hand in his pocket and the other holding his microphone.

ROBB DANIELS: Being on top was something I was accustomed to. Going Mainstream was more than just a figure of speech it was a 'WAY OF LIFE'! That's why tonight I challenge the men and women in the back to take that next step. 'GO MAINSTREAM' and take a chance. Tonight is your opportunity to grab that brass ring--to obtain the unobtainable. Put it all on the line...I know that Declan Black and James Edwards are defending the Heavyweight and Pride Championships respectively but if you're Blake Mitchell, Billy Danielson or Scotty Latimer then take what you want. We've got a brand new Endurance Champion in Cade Cameron...Congratulations by the way...HE NEEDS A CHALLENGER. Somebody step up...there's plenty of options but I am telling you now that if you want something sometimes you have to put yourself out there to get it.

Daniels looks out at the fans and smiles.

ROBB DANIELS: You people paid your hard earned money to come here tonight to eat good food, drink beer, buy t-shirts, heckle wrestlers, watch awesome matches and chant whatever you want to. So do it! If you like what you see then let us know. Welcome to MAINSTREAM!

His music begins playing faintly as he walks behind the curtain after waving to the fans.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen, I am McKayla Lewis and I am joined by Charles Hudson and we'll be calling each match in front of this capacity crowd inside Key Arena!

CHARLES HUDSON: It is an honor and my pleasure to accompany you tonight as we embark on the next chapter of Seattle Pro Wrestling!

“Erbody But Me" by Tech N9ne begins to play as the focus is placed on the entryway. Azarius Creed comes out shadowboxing and shuffling his feet comically to the crowd’s amusement.

AZARIUS CREED: Ladies and gents! Seattle, Washington!!! Five eleven, two hunnit five pounds! Reppin LA in the WA, bringing style and pizzazz to the USA… it's ya man… CaliCreed, Mic Capone, A.C. Slayahata!!!

As he makes his way to the ring, he raps with the lyrics to the track while smacking hands with the fans and bounce stepping his way down the aisle. Azarius slides under the bottom rope and rolls before getting to his feet and hitting the ropes a few times and yelling out to the crowd with high energy and waits for his Bryan Blaze to make his way down to the ring.

As the opening siren to "Indestructible” by Disturbed begins to play through the arena the lights dim, red & blue spotlights circle around the stage. Bryan Blaze enters from behind the curtain and is instantly showered with nothing but the utmost hatred and excessively loud boos from the crowd in attendance. He wears a crimson red jacket on his upper body along with his regular ring attire.

GRAHAM STEVENS: From Nova Scotia he weighs in at two hundred and three pounds and stands at five feet and ten inches tall...Bryan BLAZE!

Blaze struts down the ramp as fans continue to pelt him with hate and obscenities. As he reaches the bottom of the ramp, he drops to his knees and throws his arms up. He stands and circles around the ring until he gets to the far ring steps. He quickly walks up them and along the ring apron. Blaze then climbs the second turnbuckle and outstretches his arms in a taunt on the crowd.

Azarius Creed vs Bryan Blaze

The bell sounds and the two men approach each other and quickly go in for a collar and elbow tie up. Blaze cranks a headlock on Creed. Creed quickly backs Blaze into the ropes, pushing him off. As Blaze hits the ropes, he looks to come back with a clothesline but Creed elevates him over the top rope! Blaze lands on the apron! Blaze slingshots over...Creed catches him in a fireman's carry! Blaze with vicious elbows to get out of the predicament, he lands on his feet behind Creed, cinching in a reverse waistlock...German Suplex into the turnbuckles!

CHARLES HUDSON: That had to hurt.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: He fell awkwardly on his head but seems okay. Lucky there if you ask me.

Creed lays on the mat, reeling from the impact of the German suplex. Blaze backs away from the corner allowing Creed to get back to his feet and the official motions for the two men to lock it up. Creed ducks an incoming clothesline and slows his own momentum. As soon as Blaze turns around to face Creed’s back Az leaps up and nails a pele kick and makes a cover for 1...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Azarius Creed trying to catch Blaze off guard with that quick cover.

Blaze is down but beginning to stand. Az races across the ring and leap frogs over him, heading straight for the corner. Creed leaps directly up to the top turnbuckle and turns around, leaping off to catch Blaze with a diving crossbody as soon as he stands!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Azarius with some big time air!

CHARLES HUDSON: Bookerman got it right with this opening bout!

Blaze grabs hold of Creed- snap Suplex! Blaze heads to the top rope but before he can take flight, Creed gets to his feet. Creed charges at the corner but Blaze leaps over him and rolls through when he lands! Creed charges again, looking for a clothesline but Blaze ducks and quickly hits a leaping neckbreaker!

Bryan Blaze with a sudden burst of energy stands and sends Azarius Creed into the ropes. Az hits and rebounds, Blaze drops and Az hops over him. Blaze is on his feet again and pursuing, but Creed flips forward onto his hands, hits the ropes with his body, and bounces back for a handspring back elbow right on the jaw!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: That has to be a turning point in this match.

CHARLES HUDSON: He has to make a cover or build some momentum after that one.

Creed pulls Bryan Blaze back up to his feet and he comes up with both hands blocking the tie up. He whips Creed into the corner...Creed reverses sending Blaze in! Creed charges in, looking for a flying Knee but Blaze moves! Creed’s knee smashes into the top turnbuckle and he crumbles to the mat! As he slowly struggles to get to his knee a superkick by Blaze with a cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Creed shoves him off at the last second.

CHARLES HUDSON: You have to appreciate a solid super kick.

Bryan Blaze frustrated lifts Creed to his feet and lands a right hand but Creed comes firing back! He hits Blaze with a jab! Another one! And another! Blaze appears to be on dream street! Creed winds up for another but Blaze ducks! Creed still catches him with a reverse elbow! Blaze backs into the ropes, spinning heel kick! Both men are down!

CHARLES HUDSON: Be a shame if this one ended in a draw.

The official begins counting the two men laying on the mat wide eyed and staring at the lights...1...2...3...4...5...6...7...8...Blaze it the first to his feet but Creed is up as well and he hits the ropes coming off an Irish whip. Blaze looks like he’s going in low, so Az goes high! Creed leaps over Blaze and hooks the neck, bringing Blaze down with a spinning sitout sleeper slam and makes the cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

Creed slaps then mat and back into the corner while Bryan Blaze makes it to one knee. With Creed stalking him from behind him in the corner, Blaze starts to get a foot under himself Az takes off at a run, hopping up to catch Blaze with his legs and drill him into the mat and hooks the leg for 1...2...3!

CHARLES HUDSON: He calls that the 'Nothing but a C Thing'...

MCKAYLA LEWIS: No Chuck. That's called the 'Nothin’ but a C Thang' babay!

CHARLES HUDSON: Oh for Heaven's sake.

Creed rolls over onto his back and rises slowly with one arm over his head and the other hand on his stomach until the official walks over grabbing his off hand and raising in victory.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner by pin fall...AZARIUS CREED!

Bryan Blaze makes it to his feet and walks up behind Creed grabbing him by the shoulder and turning him around suddenly. Creed shrugs his shoulders and mean mugs him but Blaze puts out his hand and the two men shake on it before Blaze exits the ring allowing Creed to have his moment.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Azarius Creed with an impressive win in this opening bout at MAINSTREAM.

CHARLES HUDSON: Another impressive opening bout victory by Azarius Creed!

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[Robert Daniels]

“This is the Time” by Nothing More blares over the PA system. The lights go off and when the opening guitar riff plays a man blasts through the curtains. It is Seth Lawless. He steps out and he looks at the fans.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Making his way to the ring at this time from Detroit, Michigan! Weighing in at two hundred and ten pounds and standing at five feet and eleven inches tall...SETH LAWLESS!

Lawless shakes his head at the top of the ramp and then heads down the ramp towards the ring. He looks out at the crowd one last time and looks dismissively at them before sliding into the ring and preparing for the match.

"Best Day of My Life” by American Authors plays throughout the arena just before Annabel appears at the entrance. A glowing smile is plastered across her face as she starts down the aisle toward the ring. She can't help but start to dance along with the music about half way to the ring.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Making her way to the ring at this in her Seattle Pro debut from Portland, Oregon. Standing at five feet and six inches tall...Annabel LEE!

She slaps a few hands before rolling in under the bottom rope and springing up to her feet. Pressing the fingertips of both hands to her lips, she blows a big kiss out to the audience and bounces up and down in her corner, loosening up for the match.

Annabel Lee vs Seth Lawless

The noise from the crowd dies down as the lights come up. The ref calls for the bell and quickly steps out of the way as Lawless immediately charges out of his corner. Before Annabel can react he whips her out of her corner to the ropes. Annabel hits at breakneck speed and flies back toward Lawless, but suddenly brings herself up short! Lawless is caught off guard as he was getting ready for a back body drop. Annabel gracefully backflips, catching Lawless under the jaw with a kick in the process!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Seth Lawless went for the early offense, but it seems to have backfired.

CHARLES HUDSON: Great ring awareness from Annabel though.

Lawless reels backward, but catches himself on the ropes. Shaking off the kick, he stalks forward, looking like he wants to set up for a suplex. Lawless lunges forward, but Annabel ducks back out of the way. While he’s still overextended she throws a kick right into his gut. Lawless doubles over from the surprising force of the impact, holding his stomach. Annabel leaps up into the air as high as she can and brings an axe kick down across Lawless’ spine!

CHARLES HUDSON: Lee may still be relatively early in her wrestling career, but you can tell that she studies her opponents. She saw Seth’s intentions a mile away.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Young as she is, she HAS already been a Champion, and for good reason, as we’re seeing here tonight.

Lawless falls forward, catching himself with both hands on the mat before he can face plant. Annabel wastes no time and grabs one of his wrists, pulling him toward the corner. She leaps up onto the turnbuckle, and then holds her other arm out for balance as she precariously walks across the top rope! The crowd cheers loudly before Annabel leaps off the top rope and uses the momentum to send Lawless flying with an armdrag!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What a move! She made that walk look so effortless!

CHARLES HUDSON: I’m impressed with the distance on that throw, Seth is a big boy!

Annabel rolls over and quickly hooks the leg, looking for a pin. The ref hits the mat for the count. 1… 2… KICKOUT! Lawless gets the shoulder up just in time and Annabel makes a face.

CHARLES HUDSON: Only two for Lee. Lawless isn’t done yet.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Not that you could tell.

Lawless surges to his feet, grabbing Annabel by the arm and reeling back with the other for a short-arm clothesline! Annabel bends over backwards with a Matrix evasion! She rolls through to her feet with the hold now reversed! Annabel blasts Lawless with a short-arm clothesline of her own! Lawless bounces back to his feet and swings. Annabel holds on and evades with a one-handed cartwheel and hits a second short-arm! Lawless sways on his feet as he stands again. Annabel somersaults and hits a third clothesline, finally releasing the hold!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Annabel sure is fun to watch, isn’t she? All that energy, I don’t think Seth Lawless could even keep track of where she was.

CHARLES HUDSON: I could barely keep up myself.

No sooner has Lawless sat up on the mat than Annabel leaps over him from behind. She grabs his head and hits a picture perfect rolling neck snap. Annabel rebounds off of the ropes and both feet leave the mat for a wicked front dropkick that bounces Lawless off the canvas with a THUD! Annabel starts to go for the pin, but notices Lawless is close enough to get a foot on the ropes. She starts to pull him toward the center of the mat, but he shoves her away.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Uh oh. Is Seth about to catch his second wind? The tide of the match could change right here.

Lawless pulls himself to his feet with malice in his eyes. He stalks Annabel across the ring, trying to pin her on the ropes. Lawless hauls back and goes for an elbow to the face! At the last second Annabel drops and baseball slides between his legs, popping back to her feet! Lawless whips around, only to catch a spinning kick to the side of the head from Annabel! Lawless stumbles back into the ropes, which propel him forward again. Annabel’s foot hits the mat and she changes directions, catching him with a spinning kick to the opposite side of the head!

CHARLES HUDSON: Anna-BELL Ringer! Did you hear that impact?!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Both of them!

Lawless falls forward to the canvas. Annabel rolls him onto his back with a mighty shove, then throws herself across his chest and hooks a leg for 1...2...3!

The audience goes wild as the bell rings.

GRAHAM STEVENS: ...and the winner of this match by pin fall Annabel LEE!

“Best Day of My Life” hits the sound system as Annabel leaps to her feet and throws an arm in the air. She beams a smile as the reft takes her other arm and raises it.

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BACKSTAGE...
The cameras switch backstage just as Annabel steps through the curtain. A startled squeak fills the air as she’s suddenly swept off of her feet… by none other than Azarius Creed, who was watching her match from the gorilla position.

AZARIUS CREED: Well, well, my victory girl has arrived!!! Killin it in her debut.

ANNABEL LEE: Did you see, Fuzzy?!

It’s a silly question, of course he saw. After an extra firm squeeze of the hug, Az finally puts Anna back down on her feet.


ANNABEL LEE: WHAM! Right on the side of his big ol’ head with a kick. Then WHAM, to the other side!

AZARIUS CREED: Like and Ali with feet! Need a good victory dance to go with it.

ANNABEL LEE: Oh come on, you know I can’t dance!

In spite of the giggle-filled denial, Anna is practically bouncing on her feet in excitement. Az watches and nods approvingly.

AZARIUS CREED: I'll take that bounce any day, too. I'm proud of you.

ANNABEL LEE: I’m proud of you too, you know? You’ve done so good here in Seattle Pro, and everyone knows it. If they don’t respect you, then they’re envious of your success. I’ve seen it. I’m so happy I get to be here to see it first hand now.

Not waiting for Az to make the move, Annabel hops forward and throws both her arms and legs around Creed in a giddy hug.

ANNABEL LEE: Gah you’re just so handsome and talented and funny and fuzzy! You’re perfect and I can’t resist, even if I’ve gotta carry your swear jar everywhere.

AZARIUS CREED: That's a special jar, baby. You know I love you. My beautiful Anna, you inspire me to go out and get it done.

Az holds Anna tight and moves his head to kiss her, their hair moving atop their respective heads almost in unison. The cameras catch a glimpse of Annabel blushing before she looks away shly.

ANNABEL LEE: Sooo, should we catch the rest of the show, or sneak out early and celebrate?

Az contemplates for a few moments, albeit in animated fashion as he does.

AZARIUS CREED: Hmm… I dunno, I say we catch the rest and then be out. Gotta watch my man Blake take care of biz. But then we have all night.

Annabel nods without argument at Az’s decision.

ANNABEL LEE: Deal, but I get to choose where we go to dinner tonight!

She hooks her arm through his, trying to keep a straight face and mimic his “suave” tone.

ANNABEL LEE: So, your locker room or mine?

AZARIUS CREED: Well, uh… we can always do both.

Annabel blinks before her eyes go wide as she realizes how her words sounded.

ANNABEL LEE: I meant to watch the rest of the show! Not to… y’know… that.

AZARIUS CREED: Oh, yeah… that's what I meant too.

Az winks and smiles, giving a slight shrug after. Annabel gives him a little elbow to the side, but can’t look too annoyed as the pair of them start down the hall back toward the locker rooms together.

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SKYFIRE 15
POWER SURGE
6/24/17
Los Angeles, California - The Eagles Nest Arena
SKYFIRE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Chris Crippler (C) vs Mark Storm
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[Robert Daniels]

"Worlds Apart" begins to play as the lights in the arena dim and the crowd begins chanting ‘HAMMERSTEIN!

GRAHAM STEVENS: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and making his way to the ring at this time from Mississippi he weighs in at two hundred and fifty seven pounds and stands at six feet and one inch tall...HAMMERSTEIN!

Hammerstein bursts through the curtain, nearly tripping over his feet. Hammerstein makes his way down the ramp, making sure to shake hands, high five, take selfies, or hug with every fan he can. He makes the pre-match victory lap around ringside before climbing on the apron. He wipes his feet before entering the ring, then salutes the fans from all four corners.

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

GRAHAM STEVENS: Now making her way to the ring accompanied by her manager Megan Reinhardt from Lincoln, Nebraska. She stands at six feet tall...CHRISTINA IDOL!

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

Christina Idol vs Hammerstein

The bell sounds as Hammerstein circles the ring and approaches Idol with a handshake but she laughs and slaps his hand away before kicking Hammerstein in the stomach and hitting a hard European Uppercut!

CHARLES HUDSON: I’m all for sportsmanship, but Hammerstein should have his opponent scouted well enough to know that she’s not going to be shaking hands. He made a mistake and paid for it there.

Hammerstein is reeling after a thunderous uppercut. He regains his composure and rushes towards Christina with a diving shoulder block attempt but Idol sweeps his legs causing him to fall face first into the corner slapping his face off the middle turnbuckle.

Idol mocks Hammerstein grabbing him by the back of the neck and slamming his face into the top turnbuckle then letting go and a stunned Hammerstein stumbles backwards and falls flat on his back.  Idol looks around grabbing him by the wrist and ankle angling him just right before ascending to the top rope and lands a beautiful moonsault and hooks the leg of Hammerstein for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: A textbook moonsault nearly nets Idol a quick victory.

CHARLES HUDSON: A picture perfect moonsault and cover. Hammerstein’s just too strong to keep down with that move at this point in the match, but it serves to dent the psyche of The Hammer to nearly lose this quickly.

Idol slaps the mat in frustration before lifting the heavier Hammerstein up to a seated position before kneeling and pushing her knee into his back and clutching her hands together and pulling back on his chin. Hammerstein is grimacing in pain and the referee checks to see if it if Hammerstein is about to submit.  He won't give up but he uses both hands to loosen the grasp and to over power her breaking the hold.

Idol rolls over pushing herself up off the mat and so does Hammerstein. She looks to Irish whips him into the ropes but Hammerstein puts his foot down halting her effort. Instead Hammerstein whips Idol across the ring into the turnbuckles, and follows in close behind her with a clothesline. Quickly grabbing Idol by the wrist, he whips her back across the ring, and clotheslines her again. Idol staggers out of the corner, and The Hammer grabs her, hits a double underhook suplex, followed by a knee to the head and he makes the cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Devastating offensive sequence put together by Hammerstein. He’s been showing quite a bit of improvement from a technical standpoint in recent weeks, McKayla.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Idol kicks out at two, and Hammerstein is back on the attack.

Hammerstein lifts Idol by the head and pulls her up to her feet and lifts her up into a stalling suplex but she lifts her leg kneeing him in the head and he sets her back down. Instead Idol lifts him back up for a suplex but Hammer falls on top of her for a cover of 1...2...BREAK!

Idol grabs the ropes and breaks the count. She shoves him off of her and begins hitting him with a few right hands one right after the other. Idol stands out stretching her arms and looking up in the rafters, smiling, before misfiring on a rolling knee on Hammerstein. She hits the mat hard on her knee and is angry. She gets back up on her own when Hammerstein whips Idol into the ropes North to South, and hits the ropes East to West. Idol barely makes it to center ring when Hammerstein plows into her with The Pounce, knocking her out of the ring. Hammerstein quickly climbs out onto the apron, gets a running start, and smashes into Idol with a running senton bomb.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: One thing’s for sure. Hammerstein’s picked up a bit of a daredevil attitude with moves like that, because if you crash and burn on a move like that, it’s usually curtains for you.

Hammerstein rolls Idol into the ring then picks her up for a powerbomb, but instead throws her into the turnbuckles. He runs towards the opposite corner then runs back, slamming into her with a corner avalanche splash. He picks her up and sets her on the top rope, then climbs up. He picks her up and falls back with a massive superplex. He crawls over on top as the fans chant along with the count of 1...2...NEARFALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: I, along with most of the fans in attendance here, thought this match was over, but Idol shows just why she is one of the top stars here in Seattle Pro by kicking out!

Hammerstein cannot believe it but, even with his frustration, he remains on the offensive. He lifts Idol and appears to be going for a diving shoulder block but Idol ducks. Idol goes for a spinning back elbow but Hammerstein ducks, grabs Idol around the waist, picks her up and drops her throat first across the top rope with a hotshot. Hammerstein steps through the ropes, onto the apron, dragging her through the ropes behind him. He picks her up across his shoulders, then drops off the apron while at the same time fireman’s carry slamming her onto the hard ring apron. Idol arches her back in pain and goes to roll into the ring, but Hammerstein pulls her out, with her shoulderblades on the edge of the apron, and slams his forearm across her chest several times. Hammerstein rolls her over throat first across the apron, then slams more forearms across her back before rolling her finally back into the ring.

CHARLES HUDSON: This is a much more aggressive Hammerstein than we are use to seeing in Seattle Pro. He has been spending some time in Japan, and some of that strong style is beginning to show.

Hammerstein follows her back into the ring and picks Idol up on his shoulder and hits a running slam into the corner. He holds her there, upside down, and hooks her feet under the turnbuckle, tying her to the tree of woe. Hammer runs to the opposite corner and comes roaring in with a cannonball. Idol falls to the mat and Hammer makes the cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: but christina Idol is showing that she isn’t going down without a fight, and that Hammerstein’s gonna have to do alot more than this to keep her down.

Hammerstein stands staring down at the fallen Idol and lifts her up holding her from under her arms and tosses her off the ropes but she come back strong hitting a flying cross body knocking him down.  Idol is back up and she climbs climbs to the top rope and goes for a second moonsault in this match but at the last second with her back turned Hammerstein is up and he grabs her by the neck hitting Da Cutter Cutter. Hammerstein covers and hooks the leg for 1...BREAK!

CHARLES HUDSON: Great ring awareness and intelligence by Christina Idol. Realizing her position and the referee’s position in the ring, she knew there was no reason to expend the energy to kick out. Just lay the foot under the rope and break up the pin attempt.

The official stops the count seeing her foot is under the bottom rope. Hammerstein is growing tired and frustrated in this match and he goes for a full nelson. Idol fights it, and Hammerstein slams his forearm into the back of her neck four times. He clamps the full nelson on, then picks her up jumps and slams her, ass first to the mat. He then locks in a sleeperhold and figure fours his legs around her waist, cinching in the python sleeper. Idol reaches for the ropes, but Hammerstein rolls them away, leaving her face down in the middle of the ring and she begins fighting less and less.

CHARLES HUDSON:  To her credit this Christina Idol has refused to submit, but Hammerstein has both the sleeper and the figure four body lock on tight, and is forcing Idol to carry his weight as well.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: And it doesn't appear that she's able to...it looks like the official is calling for the bell!

The bell sounds but Hammerstein keeps the hold locked in even after the bell rings and doesn't release it until the official threatens to disqualify him. Hammerstein releases the hold and immediately has a look of remorse on his face.

GRAHAM STEVENS: The winner of this match by total knock out is HAMMERSTEIN!

Hammerstein facepalms, disgusted by his own actions. He tells the now semi-conscious Idol he’s sorry before rolling out of the ring and walking to the back, his head bowed.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Something was different about the Hammerstein we just saw.

CHARLES HUDSON: More frustration and aggression than we’re use to seeing, but also more technical prowess as well. It will be interesting to see his progress as it pertains to in ring performance.

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[Robert Daniels]

BACKSTAGE...
Coral Rose is seen bouncing from side to side as she is getting ready for her match. She was focused and ready. She hears someone walk up, as she glances over to see it is WL. She smirks, as she looks at him glad he was there.

CORAL ROSE: Aren’t you happy that MAINSTREAM will be on Saturday Nights now? It will be nice having you here to celebrate after I win.

WL: You would win and celebrate with or without me here.

CORAL ROSE: Well.... true but still... means more that you are. I just hope a certain someone stays out of the match.

WL: Don't even worry about her. Just concentrate on your match.

CORAL ROSE: I know, I am...

WL: Don't let her get under your skin. You been doing good, keep doing it.

CORAL ROSE nods her head, as she looks at him when she stops bouncing. She smiles softly.

CORAL ROSE: You are right I am doing good. She can't get under my skin anymore. Unlike her, I know I am better than her, and have proved it. Will prove it again tonight when I beat Emery.

WL: That's my girl.

They go to kiss, before they are rudely interrupted, as it is Zetta Rose, Coral's sister, and Billy's girlfriend.

ZETTA ROSE: Get a room you two.

CORAL ROSE: Zetta. Shouldn't you be off making sure Billy is ready for his match?

ZETTA ROSE: I was but wanted to come tell you good luck out there.

CORAL ROSE: Thanks. Tell Billy to go win that title. Show why he is one of the best.

ZETTA ROSE: Will do. See you guys after the show I am sure.

CORAL ROSE: Yeah you will when we all go out and celebrate.

Zetta nods, as she walks away to go back to Billy, as Coral turns to WL. They smile.

CORAL ROSE: I should get going, my match is coming up.

WL nods his head, as he gives her a kiss, before she walks away heading for the ring.

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YOUR HERO, AND MINE

A massive pop ensues as emerging from the back is the self proclaimed "Prince of CHAOS", Mark Storm; who keeps himself composed as he stands at the top of the entrance ramp. He can't help but allow his sadistic signature smirk to appear upon his lips as he closes his eyes and spreads his arms out wide soaking in the energy that the audience are giving him as they applaud and cheer.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Weighing in at two hundred and twenty pounds and standing at six feet and three inches tall from Brooklyn, New York...MARK STORM!

He begins his walk down the entrance ramp with a leather coat completing his attire as he comes down the entrance ramp.

At this point Storm is by the edge of the ring; allowing a smile to embed on his face before he jumps onto the apron and holds onto the ropes, using them to help himself up onto the turnbuckle. He's grinning from ear to ear, soaking in the rest of the cheers coming from the audience, shaking his head sideways as he lowers it, before jumping into the ring.

Taking off his leather coat, he hands it to the ring announcer before walking over to his designated corner and hoisting himself up onto the second ropes, a smirk upon his lips as he holds his arms up; his theme song cuts off and the next begins.

CHSN1

"This Is Why We Bleed" by Leader begins playing throughout the arena as the lights dim and the video package begins playing on the screen.



As the bass drops, Michael Kelly walks through the curtains, points both index fingers to the sky, and brings them down pointing his finger guns towards the crowd. He turns his back to reveal the design on his leather jacket and his signature "CHSN1" shirt behind him, wrapped around his waist. He walks down the ramp pandering to the crowd by giving out high-fives to the outstretched hands on his way to the ring. Before climbing the steps Michael stares at the ring, looks towards the crowd and begins to hype them up. He gets in the ring, then takes off his "CHSN1" shirt and drapes it over the ropes for everyone to see, all while pointing at it. Walking to the middle of the ring, Michael points his fingers up to the sky until his music cuts. He then begins to take off his leather jacket and stretches by the nearest corner.

Mark Storm vs Michael Kelly

MCKAYLA LEWIS: There's an energy surging through the arena as the two men standing opposite from the ring.

The bell rings and Mark Storm is nodding his head as he leans back against the corner whilst Michael Kelly clenches his fist, the two gradually beginning to make their way round the ring before lunging forward for a collar to elbow tie up. It's Mark who gains the upperhand, pushing Michael back into the corner, who latches onto the ropes to force the rope break. Gradually, Mark lets go. He fakes the strike, causing Kelly to flinch but instead gently pats him on the pecks and walks back to the center of the ring. Kelly comes towards him, Mark raises a hand to the face and turns his head to the confusion of Kelly. Mark then transitions from an open palm to an imaginary gun, holstering - firing, with a sickening smirk upon his lips. Kelly runs at him and Mark is quick to greet him with an arm drag which he transitions into an armbar from a grounded position.

CHARLES HUDSON: He's really putting torque into that armbar.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This is potentially the most technically sound competitors in Seattle Pro.

Making his way back up onto his feet, Michael Kelly runs off of the ropes and hits Mark with a shoulder block, making him stagger back a few steps. Mark nods at Michael, running off the ropes and hitting a shoulder block himself, staggering Michael a few steps back as well. Michael smirks and nods, hitting the ropes once more, this time with Mark not so far behind him. Mark springboards off of the middle rope performing a moonsault which he quickly turns into a reverse DDT sending Michael back first to the canvas. Mark stands over Michael Kelly's downed body and attempts his standing shooting star press. Along the way down he is met by double knees to the midsection. With Mark rolling on his side in pain, Michael gets to his feet, picking Storm up by his hair. He picks Mark up for a suplex and Mark gets out of harm's way, jumping behind Kelly and landing a big boot to the back of the head of Michael Kelly. Mark picks Michael up in the center of the ring and attempts his Pele kick. Michael grabs the leg, rolls to the side, and locks in his knee bar with his left hand. With his free right hand, he begins hammer fist punching the side of Mark's head.

CHARLES HUDSON: As entertaining as this is the official is going to have to watch those closed fists.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: You wouldn't want this one to get out of hand. Not saying it would but you never know.

Using the strength he has, Storm manages to reach the ropes to break the kneebar! Michael releases him, wiping the sweat away from his forehead as Mark helps himself up via the ropes in the corner of the ring. He gets up, and turns against the corner with Michael running towards him, back elbow - and running towards the ropes as Storm stumbles out of the corner. Michael hits the ropes and Storm stuns him with a sharp spin kick to the mid section, blowing the wind out of him! Storm then takes off to the ropes, springboard onto the second set before launching himself backwards, connecting with the Storm Search - springboard cutter! Hooking his legs, it isn't enough to attain the victory and Storm pounds the canvas in frustration. Looking up to the heavens perhaps asking, what on earth is it going to take to ensure victory. He sighs, rising to his feet and signaling the end of the match, to the fans excitement who burst into energetic cheers. He stalks Michael as he gradually makes it back up to his feet, and turns him around once he does, hoisting him up onto his shoulders! Michael slides down his back just before Storm can do anything! Wrist clutch, looking for a headbutt, Storm avoids it, not wanting to make the same mistake as last! Storm takes off to the ropes, bicycle knee attempt, Michael avoids, wrapping his arm around his waist, looking for a German! Storm refuses to lift, stomping on his foot to break the hold and running to the ropes, coming off of them, lariat attempt, Michael ducks once again - schoolboy roll up which he then transitions - SUPERKICK! Catching Mark off guard who falls to the canvas instantly and Michael mounts on top of him and hooks the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I thought it was over right then and there!

CHARLES HUDSON: That was a spectacular superkick but I knew it was going to take more than that to keep Mark Storm down.

Lifting Mark back up to his feet, he Irish whips him to the corner before taking off towards him. Mark manages to lift Kelly up and over to the apron, before connecting with a wicked enziguri! Kelly staggers a little from the apron but has one hand on the ropes, latching onto it to avoid falling from the apron. Storm then gets on the apron himself on the other side, gets a run up towards Kelly who turns, being quick enough to connect with a superkick which stuns Storm! He doesn't fall however, but staggers back a little on the apron. Kelly then runs towards Storm, with Storm leaping back to life with a bicycle knee which creates a thunderous clap as it connects! Before Kelly can fall to the outside, Mark grabs him - lifting him up and planting him on the apron with a snap suplex, Kelly arching his back as he rolls on the outside.

CHARLES HUDSON: I would take a breather right about now too.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The Championship Committee is keeping a close eye on this match I was told earlier today by Lauren Daniels.

Rolling Michael back into the ring, Storm hoists himself up onto the top rope where he positions himself, waiting for the perfect moment to take the leap. He stands, leaping off of the top rope looking for a frog splash but no one is home! Michael rolls out of the way just in time and Storm lands on his front, clutching onto his mid section as he sits up after the impact, evidently winded. Michael takes off to the ropes, bouncing off of them and connects with a basement dropkick on the seated Mark Storm, who rolls to the outside.

CHARLES HUDSON: I'm a firm believer in the fact that a match can be won before you step in a ring from a psychological vantage point but I know it can't be won from the outside between both bell rings.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The match may not be won on the outside but it can definitely take a turn for the worse for one of these two men.

Michael gets up first, and runs the ropes attempting a tope suicida on the dazed Storm. As Michael leaps over the ropes, Mark Storm sidesteps him, sending Michael crashing onto the floor all by his lonesome. Mark looks at the downed Michael Kelly, his eyes widen as if an idea has popped up in his mind. He begins ripping off the padding on the floor, pulling a piece of the mat away, revealing the exposed floor. Mark grabs Michael by the waist from the floor, using his natural strength to lift him up. He sets his feet and aims for his gut wrench powerbomb to land onto the exposed floor. Michael begins moving his body erratically, squirming in an attempt to get out of this powerbomb position. Mark realizing he's losing his grip, tosses Michael right into the barricade, his back taking the full impact.

CHARLES HUDSON: The official needs to get both men back inside the ring before one or both men are injured.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Mark Storm is coming off a loss at PRIDE in the Pride Championship match and he would definitely like to get his first singles victory in Seattle Pro.

Rolling him back into the ring, Mark Storm takes the advantage and sets up for his patented inverted exploder suplex. Michael tries to hold on to Mark's hand to break out of it and is met with multiple elbows to the neck. As he tosses Michael over his head, Michael flips to a standing position and lands a backstabber mid-air on Storm. He covers Storm but still this isn't enough! Michael buries his head in his hands and picks Storm back up, who retaliates with a open palm strike to the face. 

Mark Irish whips Michael into the corner and begins landing various strong rights and lefts to the jaw and mid-section, with sweat and blood flying with every strike that lands. A dazed and staggering Michael Kelly is brought to the center of the ring while Mark runs the ropes and hits a sling blade. Mark stands to his feet and begins picking Michael apart, starting off stomping on his right knee that has been recently surgically repaired. After a few stomps, Mark grabs the leg of Michael and puts him in a single leg Boston crab. He sinks it in deep and begins close-fist punching the knee. Michael crawls to the nearest bottom rope and grabs onto it. Mark isn't done with him as he drags him back to the center of the ring and attempts another Boston crab. Michael pushes Storm back with his legs, sending him to the nearest corner. Michael stands up and charges towards Mark with a stiff running forearm, sending him groggy towards the center of the ring. Running at Mark, Michael attempts a sling blade of his own which Mark ducks causing Michael to fall on his behind. Running to the ropes he does a handspring but gets hit in the back with a stiff running knee from Michael, hurting both competitors. Michael rolls Mark near the corner and begins climbing the turnbuckle in an attempt to land his signature moonsault. Really feeling the pain, Michael pauses on the second rope and grimaces in discomfort. This substantial amount of time “resting” on the turnbuckle gives Mark the opportunity to stand to his feet. Michael unaware of Mark's current position attempts the moonsault only to get caught in mid air. Mark crashes Michael's head to the canvas with a tombstone piledriver and covers him for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Name one person off the top of your head that has been able to kick out of that tombstone?

CHARLES HUDSON: Nobody that I can think of. Kelly is resilient though and he fits in perfect here in Seattle.

Mark sits down, staring at Michael Kelly in disbelief. The “Prince of Chaos” lifts a clearly out-of-it Michael to his feet. Michael lands a weak forearm on Mark which Mark reciprocates with much more strength. Michael throws another forearm with a bit more strength, but Mark reciprocates with another much stronger forearm which sends Michael backtracking a few steps. Michael finally throws a stiff forearm with strength and force, sending Mark back a few steps. Michael attempts another stiff forearm, but it is blocked and repaid with various fast strikes followed by a clothesline that flips Michael inside-out, “The Impending Storm”. Mark hooks the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What is it going to take?

CHARLES HUDSON: Mark Storm is an amazing wrestler but what an impression Michael Kelly is leaving on these Seattle fans tonight!

Mark takes Michael for a ride, hitting him with German suplex after German suplex, landing a consecutive four Germans. Mark goes for a fifth German suplex, but Michael snaps behind him grabbing his wrist in the process. As Michael pulls Mark back towards him, Michael cocks his head back and headbutts him on the forehead as hard as he possibly can, causing a nasty thump sound to shoot across the first few rows, landing his signature 'Beheading'. Mark's body slowly drops onto the ring mat while the camera zooms in on Michael Kelly who is now donning a sick smile on his face whilst bleeding profusely.

Blood continues to rush down the forehead of Mark Storm who shakes his head restlessly, trying to snap back into consciousness. Mark then begins to grunt, clenching his fist and he gets back up to a stationary position, to the surprise of Kelly who watches him in disbelief. Storm is up, the crowd on his side as he looks at Michael Kelly, coming towards him and the two pushing their heads against one another.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This is intense.

CHARLES HUDSON: Reminds me of my days in Rome watching the old bulls lock horns.

The two exchange in a war of strikes. It's Michael who strikes first, an open palm to the head with Storm returning the favor, as almost to say anything you can do, I can do better! Michael then transitions into a stiff forearm and Storm replicates, the strikes coming harder and faster now. Knife edge chop by Michael with Storm doing the same too, the fans beginning to watch frantically as the tempo picks up between the two. Michael looks for a lariat but Storm ducks under the attempt, looking for a pele kick of his own but Michael is quick enough to avoid the boot, grabbing it in the process and looking to lock him into a submission hold. Storm manages to turn his body around and force Michael backwards with his boot, before rising to his feet himself. Michael runs towards him, lariat attempt by Storm - ducks, now in behind him, German suplex! Somehow, someway - Storm manages to roll back up to his feet, to the surprise of Michael who turns round. Running towards each other, it's Storm who gets the advantage with a massive bicycle knee which forces Michael down to one knee. Storm then quickly takes off to the ropes, coming off of them and this time, a harder knee than the last connecting, the same clapping noise from earlier reverberating through the arena! One shot, one kill! Mark then covers him for 1...2...NEARFALL!

"THIS IS AWESOME!"

"THIS IS AWESOME!"

"THIS IS AWESOME!"

Gradually, the two would rise to their feet. Mark steps back and throws a low superkick to Michael's knee. Michael side steps the kick and throws one of his own, which Mark effortlessly sidesteps. The two continue to attempt a series of low superkicks, to no avail for both. Finally, Mark goes for a high superkick to the head. Michael side steps this attempt and smacks Mark across the face, the sound echoing across the arena. This smack doesn't amuse Mark so much, as he charges toward Michael with a full head of steam and lands a hard Bicycle knee to his temple, sending Michael out the ring via the middle rope. Mark panders to the crowd, waiting on the downed Kelly to stand up. As Michael begins staggering to his feet Mark hits the ropes with full momentum and dives to the outside but is met with a jumping European uppercut. The impact sends both opponents crashing to the mats near ringside.

CHARLES HUDSON: At this point one must wonder if there will be a clear winner in this bout.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Broadway?

CHARLES HUDSON: These men have been fighting hard for a long time now. The clock could be working against them.

Back in the ring. Reaching a stage of fatigue a tiredness the two men are both on their knee's exchanging strikes. As the pace picks up, the two men gradually rise and the grunts turn into motivational yells, as they try to hype themselves up. The stiffness of the shots are real and sickening to watch, many in attendance cringing at the sight of it as the shots get harder and harder. Michael looks for another wrist lock clutch headbutt but Storm avoids, instead connection with a bicycle knee of his own! Michael falls to one knee and Storm runs to the ropes, coming off of them only to be met with a diving uppercut by Michael! Michael then heads to the corner and holds onto the ropes. Taunting Mark with his imaginary gun as Storm gradually makes it to his feet. Running towards him, Michael looks for the "Date with Desti-Knee", but Storm rolls out of the way! Michael turns around and Storm lifts him up onto his shoulders! Michael slides down his back, wrist clutch, headbutt attempt, Storm blocks with a stiff forearm to the head of Michael, wrist clutch of his own, short arm lariat! A move also known as, "The Storm Strike", sending Michael flipping inside out. Mark then falls on top of him, carelessly with all of his energy being behind that strike making a cover for 1...2...3!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What a match?

Storm rolls over onto his back laying beside Kelly as both men are spent from such a long hard fought match.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner by pinfall...MARK STORM!

Storm raises still in a seated position but the official kneels beside him raising his arm in victory.

CHARLES HUDSON: Solid Victory tonight for Mark Storm and Michael Kelly doesn't have a thing to be ashamed of. He put his skills on display and gained a following of Seattle fans tonight.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I wouldn't be surprised if both of these men aren't in consideration for opportunities at the Pride and Endurance Championships soon.

Storm makes it to his feet and reaches down helping Kelly to his feet and the two men shake hands and exit the ring together and begin making there way up the aisle while Storm's music continues to play.

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[Robert Daniels]

BACKSTAGE...
SAMANTHA KINSLEY: At this time I am joined by one of the two men who will face Declan Black in a triple threat ladder match main event for the Heavyweight Champion. Welcome Blake Mitchell!

Mitchell walks into the frame and smiles at Kinsley.

BLAKE MITCHELL: Hello Samantha.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Last Month at PRIDE you faced Declan Black one on one for the Heavyweight Championship and needless to say that match ended with a lot of controversy. As a matter of face it was initially ruled in your favor that you were the new Heavyweight Champion but overturned by Mr. Daniels and the Championship Committee as a double pin.

BLAKE MITCHELL: Ultimately the right decision was made with the ending of that match. I saw the footage and both of our shoulders were down on the mat.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: So you're satisfied with the result?

BLAKE MITCHELL: Obviously I would have loved to leave PRIDE as the new Heavyweight Champion but I wouldn't want to win the title like that. I couldn't live with myself knowing I back peddled into a Heavyweight Championship title reign. I don't deserve it if I don't earn it on my own.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: What do you think of your odds tonight?

BLAKE MITCHELL: It's a ladder match...it doesn't get anymore unpredictable than that! What I do know is that my buddy Billy Danielson and I are going to make sure Declan doesn't leave with the Championship. This one is for Chris Andrew, James Edwards, Cade Cameron and Hammerstein...

Mitchell walks out of the picture leaving Samantha alone in the dressing room.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: A well spoken, prepared and sympathetic Blake Mitchell. Charles...McKayla, back to you...

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"Mz Hyde" by Halestorm begins to play as the arena goes dark and a red custom light turns on. Coral comes from the back. She comes to the stage where it meets the ramp and throws her head back as she holds her arms up high almost like she's doing a 'Y'.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Making her way to the ring at this time from Miami, Florida. She stands at five feet and seven inches tall...Coral Rose!

Coral snaps her head down and starts down the ramp. Coral rolls under the ropes and jumps to her feet, this time throwing an 'X' over her head via her arms before heading to her corner to await Emery Layton.

"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.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Making her way to the ring 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!

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.

Coral Rose vs Emery Layton

The bell sounds and both competitors meet in the middle of the ring. Coral lifts her hand and as she grabs a handful of Emery's hair pulling on it hard then the collar and elbow tie up is released. Coral manages to use her hair to slam her down to the mat but still has a firm hold of her hair she continues to slam her head into the mat over and over before the ref separates the two wrestlers.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Coral Rose has a fiery side to her.

CHARLES HUDSON: Watch her laugh and make a mockery of her opponent.

Coral looks at Emery as she sees her stand up. Emery goes to lock up with Coral again and shoves her back into the ropes. Coral comes back strong with a clothesline but Emery ducks it and dives at her with an enziguri and falls on top of Rose with a cover for 1...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: An enziguri out of no where right there!

Layton lifts Coral up by the neck and wrenches it to lift her up for a suplex but Coral reverse and flips behind her. Coral whips Layton around with a kick to the stomach doubling her over. Rose pulls her in for a piledriver but as she lifts her Layton reverses and flips her over her head and flat on Rose's back.

CHARLES HUDSON: What an impressive chain of reversals.

Rose rolls over looking up at Layton with a half smile but Layton runs at her nailing her with a shining wizard then makes the cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The Trench War Champion almost left with the win right there.

CHARLES HUDSON: Don't count out Coral Rose. She's the former #1 Contender to the Endurance Championship and she plans on re establishing herself as a force to be reckon with.

Layton rolls over and begins climbing up to the top rope. She stands straight up on the top turnbuckle then leaps off onto Rose with a beautiful cross body but her momentum rolls her on over and allows Rose to hook both legs for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: See right there Rose took a hard hit but she had enough wherewithal to hook the legs with the pin attempt.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: These ladies have us all on the edge of our seats.

Layton is the first to her feet but Coral isn't far behind her as they lock up as and Coral brings her knee up into Emery's gut hitting her with it a couple times. Emery lets the lock up go, as she grabs her gut. Coral not done, plants Emery down again with a impact DDT. She looks down as she shakes her head and then makes a late cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Rose is frustrated with Emery Layton but who could blame her.

CHARLES HUDSON: She waited too long to make that cover McKayla. She should have leaped on top of her hooking the leg.

Rose slaps the mat and rises to her feet motioning for Emery to get up again. As she does she immediately starts towards Coral Rose but she hits a spinning heel kick knocking Emery Layton back against the ropes causing her to bounce off but Rose is ready for her and as she grabs her by her head and brings her head down right into Coral's knees.

Coral looks down at her as she yells out "What happen Champ".

CHARLES HUDSON: Coral Rose is fighting tonight like the championship title belt is on the line.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I think we all expected these two to bring it tonight!

Coral Rose backs up as Emery is starting to get up. Before she can get past her knees, Coral hits her with her own variation of thenshining wizard, knocking her back down to the mat. Coral looks down at her, as she stands over her. She stomps down on her back a few times, before she brings an elbow down on her back.

Coral growls then applies her "Crushed Rose" submission and then stomps Layton's hand off the rope, trying to get her to let go and prevent the rope break but shortly after Layton manages to grab the ropes and hold on forcing Rose to let go after the official counts to four.

CHARLES HUDSON: She almost got herself disqualified.

Layton rolls under the bottom rope catching her breath for a moment. Rose goes to exit the ring but the official pushes her back into her corner. Layton immediately rolls back into the ring and charges into the corner of Coral Rose leaping over the back of the kneeled down official.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Something is definitely wrong with Emery Layton following that explosive splash into the corner.

CHARLES HUDSON: You're right. Rose raked her right eye and she's momentarily blinded by the pain.

Layton turns holding to her face and as she does Coral Rose follows her out of the corner and reaches grabbing her hair again and pulls her back but Emery goes to swing at Rose who avoids the ill advised haymaker and hits her with the 'Destruction Rules' and makes the cover for 1...2...3!

"Mz Hyde" begins playing over the sound system and Coral Rose smiling big and tossing her long black hair back over her shoulder and out of her face walks seductively across the ring away from the official before stepping out of the ring.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner by pin fall...CORAL ROSE!

Layton is lying on her stomach inside the ring as the referee brings her the Union Battleground Trench War Championship and checking on her as she is squinted and looking up the aisle as Coral Rose is leaving the ringside quickly after her match.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This is a huge win for Coral Rose. Both women put on an amazing match but the rake of the eye was the turning point.

CHARLES HUDSON: It definitely was but it was one of those matches that Coral Rose could have won regardless it's just the way she won.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: That was a very good match but up next James Edwards defends the Pride Championship for the first time against Scotty Latimer...

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[Robert Daniels]

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Ladies and Gentlemen. Please Welcome the NEW Seattle Pro Endurance Champion..."The Shimmering Star" Cade Cameron!

"Can You Feel It" by Family Force 5 begins to play inside the arena.

Cade Cameron pushes his way through the entrance curtain. He has a big smile on his face as he readjusts the Endurance Championship that is draped across his shoulder. He looks around at the fans and heads toward the ring slapping as many hands as possible on his way down the aisle.

He walks up the steps and along the apron before stepping into the ring after wiping his feet off. He walks up to Samantha and shakes her hand and his music ends.


SAMANTHA KINSLEY: How does it feel to be the Endurance Champion?

CADE CAMERON: First of all I have to thank the Seattle fans for being so gracious and supportive of me. Last week in Nashville those fans were so supportive as well despite the fact it was such a long shot for me to win the title. I think it made it mean that much more because it was a huge surprise for everyone including myself.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Whefs does this win rank among your milestones in the business?

CADE CAMERON: I can't thank the fans enough for supporting me from Seattle to all around the wrestling world.I am thrilled to have pulled off what is definitely the biggest win of my young career so far, and I can't wait to get back in a Seattle Pro ring in July to defend MY Endurance Championship!

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Who would you like to see across the ring from him you as your first challenger.

CADE CAMERON: As much as I would like to see Billy Danielson get his rematch, I know that may be a different story if he leaves tonight with the Seattle Pro Heavyweight Championship. Beyond that, there's "so many" potential challengers that it's hard to say just one; people like Mark Storm or Emery Layton...

"Best Day of My Life” by American Authors plays throughout the arena just before Annabel Lee strolls out onto the stage looking down the aisle with a glowing smile plastered across her face as she looks down at the stage at the new Endurance Champion.

ANNABEL LEE: Cade, I really didn't mean to interrupt you and come off as rude as I have but I sat back there and realIzed that if I didn't come out right now. If I didn't throw my name in the conversation for a shot at the Endurance Championship then somebody else would.

Cameron leans on the ropes looking up the aisle.

CADE CAMERON: Congratulations on your win earlier tonight. I have been in your position for the last few months and I can respect the fact you're sticking your neck out there.

ANNABEL LEE: Thank You.

CADE CAMERON: Now I don't have a problem defending the Endurance Championship against you at MAINSTREAM 2 in July but I don't make the matches...but I don't see it being a problem as long as the Committee approves.

Lee smiles and nods her head.

ANNABEL LEE: I really appreciate it. I'll see you at the next show...

Lee ducks behind the curtain as Cameron stands with Kinsley in the ring.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Pending Approval by the Championship Committee it looks Cameron has his first challenger...

"Mz Hyde" by Halestorm begins to play as the arena goes dark and a red custom light turns on. Coral comes from the back with a towel across her shoulder. She stands on the stage wielding a microphone.

CORAL ROSE: Hold for just one second...you think I'm just going to sit back and wait patiently until I get another shot at the Endurance Championship. You think I'm going to allow Miss Annabel Lee to walk in off the street with her colorful pants, pony tail and a stupid smirk on her face skip me in the line!

Cameron smiles from ear to ear still leaning on the ropes listening to every word.

CORAL ROSE: I respect Cade Cameron for doing what I couldn't and that was to beat Billy for the title but for people like Christina Idol whom I've defeated or Annabel Lee who has been here for a hot minute to get a title shot before me is unacceptable.

CADE CAMERON: Coral I think you would be a fine choice for my first challenger.

CORAL ROSE: All I'm saying is if anyone gets between me and my title shot there they will have to face the wrath of my destruction!

Coral rears back and throws the microphone against the stage as a loud "thud" is heard before she turns and walks away.

CADE CAMERON: Well Sam, it doesn't look like I'm going to have to look far to find my next challenger. Like I said there is plenty of options...

"Can You Feel It" by Family Force 5 begins to play once again as Cameron raises the Championship over his head thanking the fans as he exits the ring and begins making his way back up the aisle and stands on the stage.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The Championship Committee has a lot of thinking to do on who faces Cameron first.

CHARLES HUDSON: It's a no brainer. Coral Rose is the obvious choice. She defeated Emery Layton the Union Battleground Trench War Champion earlier tonight.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I'm sure the committee will make the right decision...

"Personal Jesus" plays and out from behind the curtain steps Scotty Latimer.

Latimer walks slowly down the aisle and to the ring forcing the audience to wait for Him. He wants the world to enjoy the beauty of Lattimer and takes his time so they can soak it in. Finally he gets to the ring and slowly steps onto the apron entering the ring and stares down at the stage waiting on Edwards.

"OKAY"

The house lights go down in Key Arena as "My Name is Human" by Highly Suspect begins to play and the strobe lights move with the unpolished melody as James Edwards appears on the stage.

Edwards reaches behind and unfastens the Pride Championship holding it down at his side before raising it up over his head and walking down the aisle slapping hands with the fans before climbing up the stairs and steps through the ropes and into the ring.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing at this time the challenger. Weighing in at two hundred and twenty seven pounds and standing at six feet and two inches tall from New York...SCOTTY LATIMER!

Latimer extends both arms posing for the fans as a chorus of boos rain down on him.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Weighing in at two hundred and four pounds and standing at five feet and nine inches tall. From Lexington, Kentucky he's the reigning Pride Champion...the 'Burning Heart'...JAMES EDWARDS!

Edwards steps forward with his head held high and raises the Pride Championship over his head then holding it close and pointing at it smiling across the ring at Latimer.

James Edwards(C) vs Scotty Latimer

MCKAYLA LEWIS: With how the match started at PRIDE it explains the wall of officials separating both Latimer and Edwards.

CHARLES HUDSON: The hate between the two men oozes out of their demeanor.

Edwards unhooks the belt around his waist and lays it on the mat daring Scotty to get it. Latimer scoffs at Edwards. The Burning Heart stares a hole through his challenger as the extra bodies leave the ring, and after a few additional instructions, the bell sounds and the bout is underway.

Edwards and Latimer don't waste any time and immediately start throwing hockey style punches ala the Hanson Brothers. The larger Latimer seems to have trouble controlling the intensity of the smaller champion. Edwards gets in consecutive blows and backs him into the nearest corner. A barrage of knife edge chops follow.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This Seattle crowd is rocking the Key Arena with enthusiastic "Woos" that turn to "Boos" the second Latimer's thumb connects with Edwards' right eye.

Edwards ignores his momentary handicap and launches a wild punch that hits only air. Pressing the advantage, Latimer clobbers Edwards with a lariat. The champions immediately slides out of the ring to buy himself time to recover. However, Latimer takes off running and nails the Tope Sexicida catching Edwards off guard. He throws him back into the ring. He mounts James as he delivers stiff right hands to the champion. He picks him up and starts yelling about Edwards' fighting spirit. Edwards calls Latimer a pansy, so Latimer superkicks him straight underneath the jaw. He covers Edwards for 1...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Edwards kicks out at one and is quick to get back to his feet with adrenaline pumping through his veins.

Another raucous round of punches erupts between the two combatants. Latimer wins the exchange and shoot kicks Edwards in the thigh area. Edwards grimaces like Latimer hit him the jewels. The referee admonishes Latimer. The challenger turns his attention away from James to protest but is tackled by his rival. The two men go spilling over the top rope and land on the outside with an audible thud.

Edwards and Latimer take a minute to come around, but soon they are back on their feet, albeit unsteadily, and get back to trading blows. Latimer's powerful punches find their counter in machine gun chops by Edwards. A pair of Edwards chops finally wear down Latimer and gives James a moment to back up, charge forward, and drop him a swinging neck breaker.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: James Edwards does not appear content to let Latimer rest.

He stomps Latimer until he isn't moving and then drags his foe to his feet. Edwards Irish whips him hard into the barricade, and Latimer crashes with such force it knocks him flat on his bottom. Edwards charge forward for a knee strike and collides with the barrier, Latimer having dodged at the last moment. The Burning Heart collapses in pain, screaming obscenties at the top of his lungs.

A groggy Latimer hurriedly grabs James and shoves him into the ring. Edwards is back up to this feet, hobbling, once Scotty slides back into the ring, and soon the two being to exchange chops with Edwards getting the upper hand. Edwards attempts an Irish whip, but Latimer reverses. He sends James into the ropes as Latimer drops to his stomach. James leaps over him and rebounds off the ropes. Latimer pops up and delivers a picture perfect dropkick knocking Edwards down. He goes for another quick cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: The Pride Champion kicks out at two.

Latimer covers again for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: He can only manage another two count.

He pulls Edwards up by his hair but clobbered by a stiff European uppercut from the champion. Latimer wobbles around from the blow and falls back into the corner. Edwards grits his teeth and charges forward, connecting with a running European uppercut. Latimer drops down on his tailpipe, and Edwards grinds the heel of his boot into Latimer's face.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: ...the official gets between the two much to the chagrin of the crowd, who was enjoying Latimer's beating.

Edwards relents his assault and steps back to give Latimer room to recover. Once the challenger is back up, James goes to knock Scotty over the ropes, but Latimer counters as he backdrops James over the top. Edwards lands awkwardly on his knee as it buckles as he starts holding it signaling he might have further injured it.

Scotty goes outside and starts working on the injured knee of James Edwards. He lifts Edwards up and delivers a knee breaker on the apron. Edwards crumples again as Latimer arrogantly starts gaining more confidence as he argues with a fan at ringside wearing an Edwards shirt. He puts the boots to James and then points and laughs at the fan to a thunderous round of boos from the Emerald City crowd.

CHARLES HUDSON: This is the same way Declan Black managed to defeat Edwards for the Heavyweight Championship. He worked over the injured knee of Edwards.

Latimer rolls James into the ring. He pins his good leg underneath him as he straightens out his leg with the bad knee. He climbs to the middle rope and nails a modified double stomp on the knee of James Edwards. The crowd reacts as Edwards hollers out in pain.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I am honestly worried of James Edwards knee and well being.

CHARLES HUDSON: Latimer is making his case right now for the title. Had this been under Endurance Rules and the time limit was to end now there's no way the Committee doesn't decide in Latimer's favor.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Yes but this isn't under Endurance rules.

Scotty locks in a kneebar. Edwards screams out in pain. He comes close to tapping out, but through sheer will, Edwards crawls towards reaches the bottom rope and touches it with the tip of his right pointer finger. The referee calls for the break as Latimer looks on extremely frustrated.

The challenger gets in the official's face, but only for a moment, because Edwards rolls him up for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Edwards almost snuck out of here with the schoolboy victory.

Edwards moves to crouching position, and the moment Latimer pops up he drops him with an open palm thrust. Latimer collapses in a heap, face-forward. With his opponent dead weight, Edwards wisely decides to go for a submission and locks in a cross face. Latimer is motionless so the official moves into to apply the arm test. On the first drop, Latimer springs back to life and attempts to barrel role to break the hold, but somehow Edwards hangs on. He wrenches back with everything he has with the hope that Latimer will tap, but instead the official points out that Latimer's foot is on the ropes. Reluctantly, Edwards releases the hold.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: You ready to eat your words Chuck?

CHARLES HUDSON: Never Lou!

Edwards curses and springs to his feet, still limping and stalks the slowly rising Latimer. James throws himself back and hits the ropes with evil intentions, but on the rebound, Latimer suddenly hurls himself at Edwards' bad knee with a modified chop block. After a few stomps to the bum appendage, Scotty stops working on the knee of James Edwards for a minute and stands him up. He grabs his head and snarls at him that this is his ring and he is the rightful Pride Champion. He bounces off the ropes and crashes his forearm into Edward's jaw with a running smash. The crowd gasps because it appears that Edwards is knocked out. Latimer covers for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Edwards kicks out at the very last second!

Latimer quickly transitions into a Stretch Muffler. Edwards hollers in pain as Latimer gradually pulls him away from the ropes. With the crowd willing him on, Edwards slowly begins to inch his way back to the ropes and gets there again, but the effort seems to have weakened him considerably. Latimer is able to easily pluck him from between the ropes, pick him up, spin him around, boot him in the gut, and then hoist him up for a successful buckle bomb. Scotty grabs Edwards on the rebound, boots him again, and butterflys his arms.

CHARLES HUDSON: It's time for what he calls the 'Latimer Driver 69'.

However, at the height of the move, Edwards somehow counters into a rana that spikes Latimer right on the top of his head. Edwards is slow to capitalize on his newfound momentum. He is only able to make it to a knee. When Latimer starts to crawl towards him, Edwards grabs his neck and falls backward with a sloppy, but effective looking DDT that spikes Latimer once again. Edwards takes the time rest and bangs on his knee in an attempt to knock some sense back into it.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: He's testing himself to see how much more he can handle.

Edwards gets back on his feet and brings Latimer with him. James puts Latimer in position for a reverse DDT but instead hits a rolling cutter. He uses the momentum to bring the two level again and hits another cutter before finally rolling Latimer over for a cover 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: He can't put away the challenger!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: These men taken all there aggression out on each other tonight!

Scotty kicks out at the last possible second. Shocked but not phased, Edwards throws Latimer's closest arm behind him and locks in the twister he calls 'The Graveyard Cough'. As he wrenches back on Latimer's tender neck, the challenger refuses to yield. An enraged Edwards temporarily breaks the hold and begins to slap Latimer into oblivion. After fifteen or sixteen open-hand slaps, Edwards locks the twister back in with Latimer out like a light. The official calls for the bell and James falls onto his back in exhaustion.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner and STILL the Seattle Pro Wrestling...Pride Champion...JAMES EDWARDS!

Edwards while on one knee is handed the Pride Championship and his arm is risen by the official.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: With his first title defense under his belt who will be the next person to challenge for the Pride Championship?

CHARLES HUDSON: If you ask me there are a ton of viable challengers. Don't count out Latimer after a hard fought match. He'll be back.

Edwards tosses the Pride Championship over his shoulder as he pushes himself up off the mat and walks towards the ropes before stepping through the ropes and onto the apron.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen on July 29th Seattle Pro returns to Portland, Oregon for MAINSTREAM 2!

CHARLES HUDSON: We're heading back to Portland for the first time since GREED back in January.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Let's take our final break here on the Battleground Network before the Main Event!

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BACKSTAGE...
We open on Samantha Kinsley standing in the back of the Key Arena.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: I’m here, right before the big main event of tonight’s show, with former Endurance Champion, and one of the challengers for the Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Championship, Billy Danielson!

The camera zooms out to show Billy Danielson standing next to the young intern reporter.

BILLY DANIELSON: How are you, Sam?

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: I’m great! I just have a couple of questions for you. First one being how are you feeling about tonight?

BILLY DNIELSON: Samantha, it’s no secret that I have been chasing this title as long as my friend and fellow challenger, Blake Mitchell has. Since INCEPTION, back in December, I have been in and out of the world title scene, and in and out of main events. When James Edwards beat me at GREED, I did the most I could, and became the first ever male to hold the Endurance Champion, and the longest reigning Endurance Champion at that! However, as that champion, I was hitting a glass ceiling, so when I finally lost the Endurance Title last week at Union Battleground (Congrats to Cade by the way), I knew it was a sign that I was finally going to win the big won!

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Yes, but why is this time going to be any different than the other two or three times?

Billy smirks at the small shot taken by the interviewer, but answers anyways.

BILLY DANIELSON: That’s the thing, Sammy, it may not be! It could totally o to Blake as well. We made a promise to each other that we were not going to let Declan win this match. He has sullied the title, and has become an overbearing nuisance on this company! However, whether it is Blake or myself, I know that we are going to be great champions. Possibly the best in SPW history.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: You talk about your comradery with Seattle’s own, Blake Mitchell, but what happens when you get out there?

BILLY DANIELSON: What happens? We put on a good show, that’s what happens. We have a penultimate match, between the three absolute best in Seattle Pro, in one of the most entertaining types of matches in professional wrestling.

He pauses and his mood shifts a little bit, to something slightly more serious.

BILLY DANIELSON: Look, I love Blake, and I respect him, but when it comes down to business, there is only one true friend in this world, and that’s Championship Gold! I already said that Declan won’t be winning, but when it comes down to just Blake and I, I’m going to do what needs to be done to ensure that I am Seattle Pro Champion at the end of tonight! Tonight, is my time to show the world that I can be Mr. MAINSTREAM. Blake would probably be the same thing if he was here, but now, I have a match to win, and I think I hear Drake on the intercom, so I better get going! I’ll catch you later for some post-match questions!

Billy walks towards the curtain, as Samantha just smiles, waiting for the scene to transition.

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[Robert Daniels]

DURING THE BREAK...

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Just moments ago as Pride Champion...James Edwards made his way through the curtain, down the steps and along the hallway Scotty Latimer attacked him from behind after there match. Edwards and Latimer were quickly separated and Latimer was escorted out of the building.

Robb Daniels is seen climbing the steps returning to the monitors but is stopped by Kinsley.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Mr. Daniels can I have a word?

Daniels nods his head and approaches Kinsley.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: After what we've saw tonight between James Edwards and Scotty Latimer...what happens next?

ROBB DANIELS: I know these guys absolutely hate each other and I just don't know what to do. Latimer is uncontrollable and I can't reward him another Championship match against Edwards just so he can get even after tonight's blindside.

Edwards with a towel over his head approaches Kinsley and Daniels from behind. He steps between them and looks right at Daniels.

JAMES EDWARDS: Give me Latimer. One. More. Time...

ROBB DANIELS: He doesn't deserve a Championship match with you and as the Pride Champion you will defend the title at MAINSTREAM 2 in Portland.

JAMES EDWARDS: I don't care if it's for the title or not. I'll put it on the line against Latimer. Let me face him one more time so I can shut him up.

Daniels looks down and shakes his head.

ROBB DANIELS: ...fine. You and Latimer...one more time and I don't care what happens you two have to stay away from each other before and after MAINSTREAM in July...

Daniels turns and walks over to the table, sits down and puts his headset back on. Edwards turns and walks down the hallway.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: There you have it...at MAINSTREAM 2 in Portland. James Edwards defends the Pride Championship against Scotty Latimer. Now back to the ring for the main event.

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"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 the others.

Darkness falls over the arena as "Beast" by Nico Vega plays and a white spotlight shines on the entry way.

Blake Mitchell steps from behind the curtain and walks towards the ring while the spotlight follows him to the ring. After sliding to the ring under the ropes he removes his jacket and tries to excite his hometown crowd as they cheer loudly for him.

[SAINT!]
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A hard guitar riff hits the speakers, as the lights black out. With each of the three soft cymbals, a spotlight appears on the stage: green, yellow, then white. The second riff trains two more spotlights on the set, both white, before the pipes and fiddle start, heralding the appearance of Declan Black.

Wearing a confident smirk and he steps out from behind the curtain poses on the stage and then slowly walks down the aisle. Slapping a few hands when convenient for him, he steps-saunters, really- to the ring, the picture of a self-assured athlete. He enters the ring, and takes his corner, sliding a Cape Breton Tartan custom mouthguard in after taking off his robe and passing it to a ring attendant.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing at this time the first challenger weighing in at two hundred and twenty five pounds and standing at six feet and four inches tall he is...Billy DANIELSON!

Danielson points up at the Heavyweight Championship hanging above the ring the does a cut throats motion towards Declan Black.

CHARLES HUDSON: It was just last week that Billy Danielson was surprisingly defeated by Cade Cameron for the Endurance Championship.

GRAHAM STEVENS: At this time I would like to introduce the other challenger weighing in at two hundred and twenty five pounds and standing at six feet and two inches tall from Seattle, Washington. He's known as the "Emerald City Saint"...BLAKE MITCHELL!

Mitchell holds up one hand waving at the fans of Seattle and points up at the Heavyweight Championship.

GRAHAM STEVENS: From Nova Scotia he is weighing in at two hundred and forty pounds and standing at six feet and four inches tall. He is the reigning Seattle Pro Heavyweight Champion...DECLAN BLACK!

Declan Black bounces from left to right in his corner gritting his teeth and showing his mouthpiece while doing so and ignoring the chorus of boos by the fans and only looking up at his Championship.

Declan Black (c) vs Blake Mitchell vs Billy Danielson

Blake Mitchell and Billy Danielson standing alongside one another stand across from Declan as he walks straight up to both going nose to nose to nose with both men as he throws the first punch on Mitchell when the bell rings and the match is underway. Danielson has his guard up and takes Declan down to the mat with an amateur wrestling style takedown. Mitchell holding his jaw approaches both men and begins laying in kicks on the already down Black. Danielson takes a step back as Mitchell kneels down into mounted punches as the fans count along and so does Danielson referencing punch with another finger in the air.

Mitchell stands and pulls Black into the center of the ring putting him in a Boston Crab meanwhile Danielson drops down pulling back on the head of Black as he has a crossface locked in. Black begins slapping the mat as if he is submitting.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Pin fall or submission doesn't matter in this match up.

CHARLES HUDSON: You're right Lou...but right now these two men are doing exactly what they said they were going to do...take out the Champ first then wrestle each other.

Mitchell is the first man to release his submission as he walks over to the rope and looks outside the ring. Danielson continues wrenching back on the face of Black before finally releasing. Meanwhile Mitchell has exited the ring and is lifting the ring skirt up looking for a ladder under the ring. Danielson remains inside the ring and begins pulling Danielson up off the mat. Mitchell slides the ladder under the bottom rope while Danielson is pulling Black up by his ears. Black punches Danielson right in the gut and grits his teeth angrily.

Black is to make it to his feet and punch Danielson in the side of the head before stomping his foot and following that up with a kick to the thigh.

CHARLES HUDSON: This looks like some innovative striking by the Champion focusing on one of his opponents while the other is retrieving a ladder from outside.

Mitchell slides under the rope and approaches Black from behind but is met by a hard back elbow to the face. Mitchell stumbles backwards against the ropes. Black turns and clothesline Mitchell to over the top rope and to the floor outside the ring. He turns around and walks towards a kneeling Danielson.

The former Endurance Champion...Billy Danielson tackles Black to the mat but Black rolls him over and begins the mounted punches this time. He stops and picks him up and suplexes Danielson down to the mat. He sees Mitchell sliding under the bottom rope and stomps his back and pulls him into the ring. Black begins stomping each limb of Mitchell causing him to roll over holding to his forearms in pain.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Black is keeping these men separate and making this two individual fights instead of a double team on himself.

CHARLES HUDSON: If he's going to retain his title tonight this is exactly what he has to do.

Danielson bum rushes the Champion and muscles him back into a corner and nails him with a low shoulder block sitting him on the middle turnbuckle almost folding him in half. Danielson pulls Black out of the corner and shoves him back hard, landing a back elbow followed by several back handed chops to the chest of Declan Black.

Mitchell gets to his feet shaking off the pain and he screams across the ring and Danielson backs away as Mitchell charges into the corner nailing a huge splash almost sending Mitchell over the top rope to the floor.

Danielson steps back into a corner parallel to the ropes and comes running in with a hard boot to the face. Black drops to the mat slumped over. Mitchell looks at Danielson and the two nod as both men exit the ring from opposite sides looking for something outside the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The tale of two strategies tonight.

Danielson retrieves a table from under the ring and sets it up on the outside of the ring before reaching under the ring and pulling out an additional table. This time he slides it under the bottom rope and into the ring. Meanwhile Mitchell grabs another ladder and slide it under the rope and into the ring.

Danielson retrieves a steel chair and slides it under the bottom rope and re-enters the ring. Mitchell picks up the chair unfolding it and setting it in the center of the ring. Mitchell lifts Black up from under his arms from behind and Danielson helps him with his feet sitting him in the chair slumped over.

CHARLES HUDSON: This looks more like an execution than a title match.

Mitchell and Danielson take turns slapping the Heavyweight Champion across the face while sitting upright. Mitchell grabs him by the chin and dares back to punch him but Blacks eyes open wide and he spits blood into the face and eyes of Mitchell lunging from the chair and tackling him as both men fall over the top rope and through the table on the outside of the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Both Mitchell and Black fall through the table on the outside of the ring that was setup by Billy Danielson just moments ago.

CHARLES HUDSON: Did you see the look on the face of Declan Black? He looked like a man possessed.

Danielson sees an opportunity and sets up the ladder but wastes a lot of time positioning it perfectly under the Heavyweight Championship that's is hung above the ring. Danielson takes his time one step at a time up the ladder and reaches out for the belt but Declan Black is inside the ring and he climbs up the other side of the ladder and grabs Danielson by the head and lands a right hand and pulls Danielson' head slamming it against the top of the ladder. Black reaches for the title himself before both he and Danielson look down realizing Mitchell is turning over the ladder.

Danielson falls off the ladder laying under the bottom turnbuckle in the closest corner but Black steps off the ladder straddling the top rope grimacing in pain before falling sideway off the rope and back into the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: These men have finally realized the only way they’re going to win is to scale that fifteen foot high ladder and retrieve the title themselves.

Mitchell repositions the ladder, and starts grabbing, but he isn’t half way up the ladder, before Danielson is up, and running up the ladder too. Blake gets a finger on the title, but Billy swats at Blake’s hand. Blake chops Billy, and Danielson returns with an elbow to the face. Blake smashes Billy’s face on the top of the ladder. Billy slumps down a couple of steps, as Declan slowly rolls back into the ring. Blake reaches for the title again, but this time, Declan yanks on Blake’s foot. Blake kicks Declan, but now Blake has lost his balance. He tries to hang on, but Declan climbs up on the ladder, and slams Blake down with a power bomb.

Billy regains his strength, and gets back up the ladder. Declan grabs the chair from the corner, and closes it. He throws it at Billy, hitting him square in the head. Billy slumps back down Declan storms over, and slams Billy with a power bomb, just like he did with Blake Mitchell. Black kicks Danielson out of the ring, and rests on the rope for a moment. Black looks up at the title, and then down, looking for Blake, but it looks as if he has rolled out of the ring too. Declan takes a breath, and begins to climb up the ring, but his legs hurt from straddling the rope earlier.

CHARLES HUDSON: The champion clears the ring, and looks to reclaim what is his!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Not so fast, look over there!

Blake has gotten onto the ring apron, and springboards from the top rope, to the adder, landing perfectly. Declan looks down at Blake, and his jaw drops as he tries to grab the title. Blake scurries up the ladder, and ducks a shot from Declan! Blake Mitchell boxes Declan’s ears, and Declan slumps over the top. Blake reaches for the belt, but Declan headbutts Mitchell’s stomach. Blake takes a step down, and Declan grabs him into a headlock. Declan tries to lift Blake up for a suplex, but Blake hits Declan and Declan slowly releases.

Billy comes back into the ring, now holding a second ladder. He takes the second ladder, opens it, and positions it next to the ladder his opponents are on. He climbs up, and points to an exhausted Blake, motioning for him to sunset flip over Declan. Blake nods, and jumps over Declan. Declan holds on top though, which prompts Billy to jump off his ladder, hitting Declan Black with a #Fantastic Code Breaker to the back of his head! All three men crash to the ground, making the ladders fall too.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Danielson and Mitchell at it again with the teamwork. They said they weren’t going to let Declan walk out as champion, and it looks like they are trying to keep their word!

CHARLES HUDSON: But look at them now. We have all three competitors on the floor, two ladders in the ring, and only one man can claim the title. So they need to stop working together, and start working on winning this match!

Billy Danielson is the first to get up from the wreckage, and he crawls over to the second table he left in the ring earlier in the match. He uses the table to get to his feet, and he sets the table up near the corner of the ring. As he sets up the table, Blake gets to his feet, and grabs the chair that Declan had threw at Billy earlier. Blake walks over to Declan, and tries to hit the champion, but Declan hits Blake with a low blow. Blake doubles over, as Declan grabs the chair, hitting Blake in the head with the chair.

Declan finally gets to his feet, and goes to hit Billy, but Billy side steps. Billy goes for a dropkick, but Declan hits the flying Danielson with the chair, and Danielson hits hard onto the mat. Danielson to get to his feet, but Declan takes one of the topples over ladders, and throws it at Danielson, hitting him in the face. Billy’s face busts open, as blood begins to run down his face.

Declan places Billy on the table, and hits him with the chair again. Declan grabs the ladder that he hit Billy with, and sets it in the middle of the ring. Declan begins to climb, but Blake gets up and pulls Declan off the ladder. Blake goes to hit Declan’s head into the ladder, but Declan catches Blake’s fist. Declan whips Blake in to the other ladder, which is resting perfectly on ropes. Blake crashes into said ladder, and the ladder bounces back, smacking Blake in the back of the head. Declan than whips him again, making Blake run into the standing ladder, knocking it over onto the ropes.

Declan goes to whip Blake again, but Billy comes out of nowhere with a spear.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Danielson saves his friend from more abuse with those ladders! What a spear!

CHARLES HUDSON: Yea, but at what cost? He could have let them beat each other a lot more, and took advantage of it after resting for a while.

Billy and Blake whip Declan into one of the ladders setup on the ring ropes, and the champion bounces off. Declan keeps his footing though, as Billy and Blake back up. Declan charges the two, looking for a double lariat, but Billy and Blake launch Black with a back body drop onto the second ladder, warping it! Billy points to Declan, then to the table, and Blake points at the warped ladder. They nod, and Billy drags Declan’s lifeless body, and places him upon the table.

Meanwhile Blake tries to set up the broken ladder, but it’s too warped to stand. Blake goes for the second ladder, and sets it up just outside of the title.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What are these two looking to do?

CHARLES HUDSON: Whatever it is, I don’t agree with it, because they should be trying to get that title, not work together to take out somebody! This is absolutely ridiculous!

Billy hits Declan a couple of more times, as Blake reaches the top of the ladder. He stand at the top, as Billy moves out of the way. Blake takes a deep breath, as he looks to jump from the top of the ladder onto Declan below. He points to the crowd, and then to the sky, signaling his signature Space Needle. The crowd cheers as Blake Mitchell leaps off with a Space Needle onto Declan Black shattering the table he was resting on. The crowd goes absolutely insane as Mitchell pops back up pointing at the title hanging above the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Fifteen feet down through the broken body of Declan Black! He could have grabbed the title but he wanted to make sure Declan Black was down for good!

CHARLES HUDSON: I'm surprised Mitchell popped back up as quick as he did.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: He sees the light at the end of the tunnel.

CHARLES HUDSON: Go on Blake. Get up there and win the Heavyweight Championship!

Blake walks around to the other side of the ladder stabilizing it first before putting on foot on the bottom step to begin the climb.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Look Charles!

Billy Danielson grabbing Blake Mitchell by the shoulder turns him around and slams the steel chair over his head. Mitchell stunned drops to one knee and Danielson pulls back and slams the chair across his back once more dropping him to the mat.

CHARLES HUDSON: Oh Good Lord!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What happened to taking out Declan Black and then fighting each other and seeing who the better man was to retrieve the title.

Danielson looks out at the crowd with a blank look on his face. He sees that Black is laying motionless under two broken halves of the table he crashed through and then lifts the chair up over his head and begins hitting Mitchell across the back repeatedly in excess as the fans boo loudly.

CHARLES HUDSON: That's enough Danielson. You've clearly accomplished what you came here to do now get the title and end this already.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: He's crossed the line here tonight Chuck.

Danielson drops the chair beside Mitchell and readjusts the ladder to the center of the ring, perfectly under the title. He climbs up and reaches the top of the ladder with the same blank look on his face and unbuttons the strap of the Championship as it falls into his grasp the bell sounds and an eerie silence across the building before the boos fill the arena.

CHARLES HUDSON: He’s soaking it in! This man has just become the Heavyweight Champion for the first time in his career!

"Over" by Drake begins to play again but still not drowning out the boos from the audience as Danielson slowly steps down from the ladder and shoves it over and out of the way. The official steps into the ring and grabs the wrist of Danielson and raises his arm in the air.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner and NEW...SEATTLE PRO...HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION...BILLY DANIELSON!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: ...but at what price Charles...

CHARLES HUDSON: It's cost him a friendship, the respect of these Seattle fans, his peers but damn he'll be lucky if he makes it out of Seattle alive tonight.

Danielson raises the Heavyweight Championship over his head and smiles as the camera zooms in very closely on Danielson holding the Championship tight draped over his shoulder with a half smile.

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