MAINSTREAM 3 - 09/23/2017

[Robert Daniels]

Seattle Pro Wrestling Presents

SATURDAY - 09/23/2017
MODA CENTER - PORTLAND, OREGON

MAINSTREAM IS LIVE FROM PORTLAND, OREGON INSIDE THE HOME OF PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS...THE MODA CENTER!

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MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen it's Saturday Night and we're Live from the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon for MAINSTREAM 3! We're going to kick the show off with Robb Daniels who is already inside the ring.

ROBB DANIELS: Typically when I come out here it's to make an announcement or commend someone on an achievement but tonight I am out here tonight to make each and everyone of you a promise...

Daniels is standing with one hand in his pocket, staring at the mat inside the ring with the lights up showing the sold out crowd standing in attention.

ROBB DANIELS: I promise that what went down during the Heavyweight Championship match at MAINSTREAM 2 will never happen again. There will never be another match on my watch in which the winner will be determined by the Midnight Horsemen or anyone else for that matter...

He removes his hand from his pocket and waves his finger while smiling.

ROBB DANIELS: Now I know what you're thinking...you're saying but Robb this is Professional Wrestling. In a no disqualification match interference is not only fair game but welcomed.

I know that. I've done this for the last thirteen years of my life. I've cheated, been cheated, I've won and I've loss matches as a result but the Midnight Horsemen have not just challenged my authority but they disrespected me. Later tonight Jacob Hammerstein will defend the Endurance Championship but all I'm going to say is it better not go to a decision...

CROWD CHEERS

ROBB DANIELS: Scotty Latimer will defend the Pride Championship on his own. All members of the Horsemen are barred from ringside including that baboon Mason Moore.

CROWD CHEERS

ROBB DANIELS: As for the contract signing...Billy Danielson will show up by himself, sign the contract, shake the hand of Bryan Blaze and then leave. No physical altercations between the two will take place tonight so they can save it for Seattle!

Daniels unbuttons his suit jacket and begins making his way to exit the ring.

ROBB DANIELS: I hope everybody enjoys themselves tonight and let's get started with our first match.

Daniels sets the microphone on the ring apron while exiting the ring and he walks along the stage and behind the curtain as Graham Stevens enters the ring to introduce the competitors in the first match.

CHARLES HUDSON: Sweet Lou...we have an action packed night of professional wrestling ahead of us...

"Circus" by Britney Spears begins playing through the speakers as Ruby Lance struts her way out onto the stage and flips her hair as she swivels her way into a sideways stance at the top of the stage.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing first, standing at five feet and one inch tall from Rose, Nebraska. Making her Seattle Pro Wrestling debut...RUBY LANCE!

She greets the fans with a bright, cheery smile and performs a little dip before skipping her way down to the ring. She interrupts her skip long enough to slap a few outstretched hands on her way. Hustling up the ring steps, she ducks into the ring under the middle rope and heads across the ring to step on the bottom rope for a photo op. Lance steps back as the lights dim and she awaits her opponent.

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 with his arms spreads wide, the SKYFIRE Championship draped across his shoulder while 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. He's the SKYFIRE Champion...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 rope holding up the SKYFIRE Championship, a smirk upon his lips as he holds his arms up; his theme song cuts off and he hands off the Championship title belt.

Ruby Lance vs Mark Storm

The bell sounds and the arena begins to rock with excitement as the two competitors circle the ring before approaching one another. Storm extends a hand and Ruby looks at it, not sure whether this is Mark Storm trying to play mind games like he does so often. She reluctantly extends her hand and the two shake, to the surprise and applause of everyone in the arena.

Backing away, the two return to circling around the ring before lunging forward, with Storm pulling out at the last second and stepping away from Ruby, shaking his head and waving his finger. They circle, lunge forward and once again Storm steps away from the lunge, a smirk appearing upon his lips, Ruby stands frustrated. They lunge forward again but this time, they lock up properly with Storm quickly managing to get in behind Ruby. Rear waist lock, he lifts her up and over with a german suplex which he bridges for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Shaken by the fast pace of Mark Storm who rises to his feet and leans back against the ropes, a smile comes across his face as the fans applaud him.

CHARLES HUDSON: Ruby Lance is as talented as any of our champions and a fan favorite. Mark Storm has had his share of his troubles as of late but these two are looking for there footing here in Seattle Pro right now!

Once again, the two return to circling around the ring and Mark is calm and composed, whilst Ruby watches the veteran carefully. A standard collar to elbow lock up is engaged and the two jockey in position.

CHARLES HUDSON: Storm using his strength to push her back into the ropes.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: We were talking about this earlier today that it looks like Storm is the favorite here but Ruby Lance is no slouch. She's just new to Seattle Pro.

Storm breaks cleanly, backing away as Ruby runs towards him. Arm drag takedown by Storm, who locks her into a brief armbar before helping her up onto her feet. He pushes her hard against the turnbuckle and the referee intervenes. Storm breaks away, hesitating a strike before grinning and walking away once again, in his element. Ruby runs at him, Mark ducks underneath her arm and takes off to the ropes, bouncing off of them and having to leap over a grounded Ruby. Storm bounces off of the ropes, rolls underneath the arm of Ruby, rolls back, kips himself up, spins around with a kick to the abdomen of Ruby. She falls to her knee's and Storm heads to the ropes, bouncing off of them and attempting his coveted bicycle knee but she ducks out of the way.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: It shows the resiliency these two have as they match each other move for move and counter for counter.

CHARLES HUDSON: It's no secret that on each show Robb Daniels likes to book a fast paced match to kickoff the show.

Storm sends Ruby into the corner and her back hits hard against the turnbuckle! Storm charges in and Ruby just manages to throw a back elbow up that smacks off his face! She throws her legs up around his neck and swings out of the corner, flinging him across the ring with a hurricanrana! She catches him with a running clothesline before he's fully to his feet followed by a dropkick the second time he tries to get to his feet!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: That's an impressive standing dropkick by Ruby Lance!

CHARLES HUDSON: Lance has a friendship with Pride Champion, Scotty Latimer whom is a member of the Midnight Horsemen that has to be difficult for some to understand in the locker room.

He's rocked hard and it's evident as he struggles to remain on his feet. She brings him up to a straightened position and delivers a hard chop to the chest. Storm cringes and shuts his eyes tight. She delivers another, and another but at this stage, the chops are fueling energy into Storm. He's getting stronger. He blocks her attempt of another strike, before delivering a flurry of quick strikes himself.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The SKYFIRE Champion is all fired up right now!

CHARLES HUDSON: Oh my...

He then delivers a forearm, shoot kick, open palm, spinning backfist, he goes for the discuss lariat - she ducks, and turns around - only to be met with a pele kick by Storm! He rises to his feet and she's now on her knee's again. He runs to the ropes, bouncing off of them and looks for a bicycle knee again, but she ducks and rolls him up with an inside cradle for 1…2…KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Lance nearly stole the victory with an inside cradle...

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Did she though?

Running his fingers through his hair, Storm is shocked as he crawls over to the corner and uses the ropes to help himself up. Ruby runs towards him, Storm moves out of the way so that now Ruby is in the corner. He takes a couple of steps back, before running towards her, she rolls underneath his arm before running towards then ropes. She bounces off of them, ducks under a clothesline attempt, rear waist lock - Storm elbows his way out of it, she let's go, Storm turns around and looks for a super kick, she ducks, delivering a super kick of her own afterward! Storm stumbles back into the ropes...SUPERKICK TO RUBY! She stumbles back into the ropes... SUPERKICK! The two exchange a further two super kicks before both crumbling to the canvas simultaneously!

“THIS IS AWESOME!"
"THIS IS AWESOME!"
"THIS IS AWESOME!”

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The fans are loving this match!

CHARLES HUDSON: We have a superkick party here in Portland!

The two begin to brawl from their kneeling position, exchanging shots as they lean against each other - helping each other up onto their feet whilst still exchanging strikes.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I wouldn't want to follow this match...

CHARLES HUDSON: These two have done there jobs tonight!

Storm scores with a spinning back kick that doubles over Lance. He hits the ropes and comes back with a handspring and a roundhouse kick aimed at her head but she ducks! Storm crashes and burns as Ruby bolts off the ropes, returning with a basement dropkick right to the face when he looks up! She rolls into a cover and hooks the leg only for 1…2…KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ruby Lance leaving an impression tonight on these Seattle Pro fans in Portland.

CHARLES HUDSON: She's letting not opportunity slip away to end this match.

The two race to their feet with Storm throwing himself at Ruby with a hurricanrana, not able to grab her legs in time for the pin afterward. But she does remain down after the move. Allowing time for Mark to compose himself as he rises to his feet. She gradually rises and Storm takes off to the ropes, bouncing off of them and delivers one heck of a bicycle knee to the head of Ruby, who instantly falls to the canvas. He pulls her up onto her feet and positions her in a tombstone pile driver position, nailing her head onto the canvas making the cover for 1…2…NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Storm is trying to put her away with that Tombstone pile driver!

CHARLES HUDSON: I've seen people win a lot of matches with that move and some be injure with the event the slightest mis cue.

Irish whip sends Ruby to the ropes and she leaps onto the middle rope, springing off and twisting in mid-air to take Storm down with a cross body! He kicks out before the referee can get in position for the count and Ruby is already on the move! She hits the ropes and Storm's kick finds nothing but air as she baseball slides under! Lance pops up to her feet, catching him with a snap mare takedown when he turns around! She bolts off the ropes and scores with a sliding dropkick to the face making another cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The arena is ecstatic, in disbelief by the amount of near falls!

CHARLES HUDSON: You have to believe that the longer this match goes on the more it plays into the favor of Mark Storm.

Storm is up by the corner and Ruby runs towards him. He lifts her up and onto the apron before delivering an enziguri kick that has her rocking a little bit. She's holding onto the ropes with her fingers! Storm runs to the opposite ropes, bouncing off of them and leaps over Ruby, amazingly, managing to come down and perform a sunset powerbomb on Ruby to the outside! She crashes on the outside and a team of medics are on the scene. Storm ushers them away and lifts Ruby back up onto her feet. On the outside, he Irish whips her into the guardrails before following her with a kick over the railing and into the fans. The referee's count captures his attention and he brings her over the railing and back into the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This match could only be won inside the ring.

CHARLES HUDSON: Mark Storm knows just how frustrating it is for a time limit to expire.

A gut wrench powerbomb from Storm is stalled as Lance unloads with shots to the face! He wobbles from the blows, stumbling into the turnbuckle where Ruby is dropped into a sitting position on the top rope. She delivers a hard boot to the face that knocks him back! Ruby climbs to the top rope and flies with a Thesz press that drives Storm down and Lance hooks the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: If you're a fan of Ruby Lance you have to be proud of this performance thus far tonight.

CHARLES HUDSON: Storm is up and you can see he's tired but more so frustrated.

Your Hero and Mine scoops Ruby up across his shoulders for the Dystopia (GTS) but she battles back with a series of elbows upside the head! Storm stumbles and Ruby drops down his back to land on her feet. She spins Storm around, boots him in the midsection and hooks him up before leaving her feet with a Rose Thorn jumping Implant DDT that spikes him into the canvas! Ruby leaps into the cover hooking the leg for 1…2…KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Ruby is in disbelief.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: So is everybody in the arena.

Mark Storm is crawling over to the ropes, using them to help himself up. She charges towards him and turns him around. He strikes her with a left, and a right, ducks under her arm, wrist clutch - spins her out - STORM STRIKE CONNECTS! He falls on top of her lifeless for 1…2…3!

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner is...MARK--STORM!

Storm gets to his feet and immediately the official grabs him by the wrist and raises his arm he turns looking around at the fans in attendance with a confused look. Ruby Lance rolls over pushing herself up to one knee and looks up at Storm.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: She has absolutely nothing to be ashamed of Charles. This was an amazing match and both looked like a million bucks!

Lance pushes herself up off one knee to her feet and while holding the back of her head she extends her right hand for a handshake. Storm looks down at her hand and slowly turns and exits the ring not turning back or looking slightly over his shoulder. His music continues playing as he walks up the aisle towards the curtain.

CHARLES HUDSON: This is so confusing Lou. We saw a similar reaction from Storm after losing the Emerald City Classic.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Storm is a major player in this business and maybe he's still disappointed from the loss last month. I don't know but he better figure it out soon. If he keeps turning his back on gracious opponent like Bryan Blaze and Ruby Lance then the fans may lose interest sooner rather than later.

Ruby Lance waves to the fans at ringside as she slowly makes her way up the aisle and toward the back as we take our first commercial break.

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[Robert Daniels]

BACKSTAGE...
Camera focuses in on Samantha Kinsley standing in front of a backdrop with a screen showing the Seattle Pro logo on it. She is smiling with a microphone in hand.

SAMANTHA KINSLEY: Ladies and Gentlemen...Lauren Daniels!

The angle pulls back revealing Lauren Daniels standing beside Kinsley with a covered round table between them. She accepts the microphone from Kinsley as she exits the view from the side.

LAUREN DANIELS: After the huge success of the Emerald City Classic tournament we here at Seattle Pro Wrestling feel that after nearly a year and many, many requests that we give the fans, the men and women in the dressing room exactly what they want!

Lauren grabs the black silk covering of the table and pulls it upward revealing the tables contents.

LAUREN DANIELS: Beginning at MAINSTREAM 4 on October 14th the tournament to crown the first Seattle Pro Wrestling Tag Team Champions!

The camera focuses in on the newly created Tag Team Championship title belts on display having a similar look of the Heavyweight Championship but with grey leather straps and Tag Team in the place of Heavyweight.

LAUREN DANIELS: Sixteen men and women will be selection and paired using a 'lethal lottery' format to choose the eight teams for this single elimination tournament. Lethal Lottery is when partners will be paired by random draw so regardless who you're aligned with you could be teaming with your worst enemy!

Daniels nods her head smiling.

LAUREN DANIELS: That's right you could see Scotty Latimer and James Edwards as partners or even Coral Rose and Billy Danielson. There will be a few surprise entrants that will be named at a later date but the lethal lottery style format will only be used for this tournament and to crown new champions. It's time to see who will crumble and who will rise up united together for the same goal of becoming the Seattle Pro Tag Team Champions!

Camera stays focused in hard on the title belts as the scene fades out and back to ringside with McKayla Lewis and Charles Hudson.

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MCKAYLA LEWIS: Breaking News is that Seattle Pro will be crowning Tag Team Champions very very soon!

CHARLES HUDSON: I agree Lou this is some really exciting news but up next is a special challenge match laid out by James Edwards and accepted by Eric Holland!

PEOPLE ARE ALWAYS FEARFUL OF SOMETHING THEY DONT UNDERSTAND
THE NEXT STEP IN EVOLUTION IS A MACHINE
A MACHINE THAT CAN THINK [AND] FEEL
SURVIVING...IS [ALL] THAT WILL MATTER

After a few long moments, a pulsating and punishing salvo of Fear Factory's guitars and drums assault every one of our senses, with strobe lights blazing in time in red and white. We can see the silhouette of Erik Holland on the top of the stage, pacing back and forth, shaking his head, arguing with himself, tugging at his hair, generally just working himself and the crowd into a frenzy before he stomps toward the ring at an accelerated pace. The strobes stop and explode into a cacophony of red and white searchlights as Erik Holland is seen fully now, yelling about what violent things he's going to do as he bounces from one side of the entrance ramp to the other, pinging off the crowd like a pinball.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Weighing in at two hundred and sixty two pounds and standing at six feet and six inches tall. From Silent Hill, he is the reigning FIW Rising Champion and Elysium World Champion...ERIK--HOLLAND!

He arrives at ringside and circles the ring one and a half times before jumping on the apron facing the hard camera, staring out to the vast expanse in a crouch before he ducks through the ropes into the ring. Heading to one turnbuckle, he hops up on the second rope and throws his arms out to welcome the roars of the crowd.

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Erik is now seen slumping in the corner, back against the second pad and sitting on the mat, glowering up at the camera from behind his entrance mask awaiting his opponent.

"OKAY"

The house lights go down in the Moda Center 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.

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

Edwards steps forward with his eyes on Erick Holland who peels away the entrance mask yelling something we can't hear over the music and cheering at the cameraman before he slings the mask into the crowd and pulls himself up onto his feet with help from the ropes he has the FIW Rising Championship over one shoulder and the Elysium World Championship across the other shoulder holding onto both tightly before handing them both off to the official who sits them both under the bottom turnbuckle for the ring hand to hold.

James Edwards vs Erik Holland

The bell sounds and immediately Holland wants to start the contest with a test of strength. The smaller Edwards looks at the visitor like he just soiled the bed, but raises his arm like he is momentarily going to try, only to sucker punch--well kick--Holland in the midsection. Edwards hauls him up and over with a snap suplex. Grabbing Holland by the hair, Edwards pulls him into a sitting position, and then proceeds to kick him straight in the back. The crowd cheers and asks for another. Edwards obliges and throws in another for the heck of it. He then forces Holland down with a lateral press making the cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Holland kicks out with authority!

Edwards ducks a wild lariat from Holland and then connects with a jab followed by a knife-edge chop. He keeps up with the combination three more times and drives Holland into a corner. Once he has assurance that Holland is not playing possum, Edwards heads to the opposite corner and comes charging across the ring. The resulting Yakuza kick drops Holland flat, but Edwards manages to catch him. Bracing his lower body so that the larger man's weight doesn't become an issue, Edwards carefully props Holland in the corner. Once his opponent is stable, Edwards flips him inside out with a release Northern Lights suplex!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Eric Holland is a strong man.

CHARLES HUDSON: He might be strong but James Edwards gears are always turning in his head and he's two to three moves ahead of most of his challengers.

Holland and Edwards, both tired and sweating buckets, begin to trade chops in the center of the ring. They start off weakly, but momentum builds up for each man with successive blows. Both Edwards and Holland drop to a knee at one point during the exchange, but Holland final chop drops Edwards a second time. Holland goes to pull Edwards in for a short arm lariat, but somehow Edwards ducks and gains arm control. He locks in a standing kimura and tries to wrestle Holland to the canvass. Holland's weight advantage prevents this. So Edwards stomps at both his shins, forcing Holland into a praying position. With the situation to his liking, James rears back and cinches in the hold before a rope break and the official separates both men.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Edwards is back up and looking to strike quickly...

Holland meets a rebounding Edwards with a thunderous spear, but unfortunately for him, he is quickly in Edwards clutches. Having survived the impact, Edwards locks in a triangle in the middle of the ring. Holland fights him at every turn, preventing James from locking in the hold as tightly as he would like. A lightbulb goes off in Edwards mind, and he throws a trio of well-timed, heavy elbows. They render Holland motionless, and Edwards releases the hold and rolls Holland over for 1...2...KICKOUT!

CHARLES HUDSON: Holland just barely kicks out!

Edwards lifts a knee into Holland's breadbasket, doubling him over. Another knee to the chin drops Holland on his keister. Edwards hits the ropes, and the crowd is thinking Violent Gospel, but Edward surprises them by choosing a sliding lariat, which connects and Edwards covers for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Back and forth, back and forth. A lot of question marks with this match on the card but it's exceeding expectations!

CHARLES HUDSON: Absolutely Lou! Eric Holland came to fight tonight and James Edwards enjoys a good fight with bragging rights on the line.

Holland further displays this toughness by battling to his feet, slowly, using the ropes as he does, and when James approaches him to continue his attack Holland lashes out with a hard knife edge chop! The crowd begins to buzz as another chop rips the chest of the Burning Heart, backpedaling him across the ring. James attempts to attack with a punch but Holland blocks it and SLAPS the chest hard with his other hand! James staggers away and turns his back, giving his back to Holland where he loads him up in a reverse waistlock! James knows what’s coming, the veteran that he is and grabs the ropes to try to protect himself but Holland, with his strength pulls Edwards away and launches him with a release German suplex! Edwards knows to roll right to his stomach and pull himself up, but Erik is crouched in the corner, poised and coiled, and clatters Plan 9 from Outer Space across his jaw! Erik follows it up with the Driller Killer, not even letting Edwards fall to the mat from the first move before he connected with another and makes the cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Edwards slips out of it just in time with desperation kick out!

He rolls, intelligently, to the apron as Holland, exhausted from the punishment he’s taken so far gathers himself. He approaches Edwards who is now up to his feet on the apron, he takes a swing at James but he blocks it! James fires back with his own punch--no, Holland ducks it, ducks another swing with the opposite arm and attacks quickly with a pump kick, spilling Edwards to the floor!

Holland sees the predicament Edwards is in, and looks out to the crowd with wild, intense eyes. He hits the ropes at top speed and comes back, all 262 pounds of him flying between the middle and bottom ropes with a tope, crashing himself and Edwards into the barricade! Holland wastes no time getting back to his feet, and drops Edwards chest first across the barricade again before firing him back into the ring following him and makes the cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: Edwards barely got out of it, but it was indeed a two count, as Holland looks almost excited at how tough Edwards is.


To the corner goes the Burning Heart, and Holland charges but eats a boot. Edwards comes out looking for the triangle again, trying to get a flying triangle version this time! The crowd buzzes as Holland fights like the madman he is, trying to keep Edwards from hooking it.

He carefully adjusts his footing and then using his strength, and yelling the whole time he HAULS Edwards up and then back down with a modified sitout powerbomb! The crowd OOHs at the tremendous power display! Holland rolls away, not able to follow up with the usual cover, but a look of fire in his eye tells the story as Holland pulls Edwards up to his feet, immediately hooking a tight waist and slinging him to center ring with a belly to belly suplex! Holland elects to let Edwards get to his feet after that so he can just erase him with a discus lariat then Holland makes the cover for 1...2...NEARFALL!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: At any time this match could have been over with anybody else but Edwards doesn't want to lose in front of the Seattle Pro fans...

CHARLES HUDSON: and Holland doesn't want to walk out with the loss either. He wants to shock the fans here in Portland tonight!

Holland looks a little frustrated, but expected a tough fight out of one of Seattle Pro’s premier talents. Holland looks like he wants to put this in the deep freeze right now though as he loads him up for another powerbomb, but Edwards picks the ankle sending Holland to the mat. Holland kicks him away with his free foot before Edwards is able to execute a move, but Edwards uses his speed to duck a roaring elbow from Holland and blast him with a leaping enzuigiri before he leaps onto Erik’s back looking for a rear naked choke! Holland recognizes the danger he’s in and fights Edwards off by flipping him over and onto the mat, Holland staggers back towards the ropes and catches a bullrushing Edwards with a boot to the face! ANOTHER Plan 9 from Outer Space lands flush across Edwards’ jaw, but this time Erik elects to go for a bigger move, picking Edwards up in a powerbomb and slinging him into the buckle! He completes The Move From Another World by executing a spinning sitout powerbomb right after that and stacks him up going for the cover for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: One close call after the other with Edwards kicking out at two!

CHARLES HUDSON: Both men are in the middle of the ring on their backs now, absolutely spent, as the Seattle Pro faithful erupt in cheers and applause giving these two men props for the athletic display they’re putting on.

Holland grabs Edwards on both sides of his neck lifting him up by his head. He places his head under Edwards arm and lifts him up into the air looking for a modified Alabama Slam but Edwards knees Holland repeatedly into the shoulder and unprotected head of Holland dropping him down to the ground.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: No quit in the Burning Heart tonight!

Edwards falls down and rolls over off of Holland who is on one knee. Edwards stands and motions like he's powering up and he begins kicking Holland with repeated shin kicks to the chest of Holland.

CHARLES HUDSON: Another impressive flurry of offense by James Edwards this time...

Holland covers his chest with both arms and Edwards backs up into his corner motioning for Holland to get up and 'bring it'. Holland shows his teeth as he cringes standing up and running at Edwards bracing for the impact and VIOLENT GOSPEL!!! James Edwards rolls over the lifeless Eric Holland and hooks the leg for 1...2...3!

Edwards sits up with Holland laying behind him and he is exhausted and doesn't even try to stand up just yet. The official walks over and kneels beside him to check. He grabs the wrist and raises the arm of the seated Edwards.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner by way of pin fall...JAMES--EDWARDS!

James lays backwards taking a breat before rolling over and pushing himself up off the mat to standing beside the ropes. He walks over and grabs the hand of Eric Holland and pulls him up off the mat and to his feet. Holland is favoring his jaw but nods to Edwards and extends his hand as the two shake after there hard fought match.

CHARLES HUDSON: A real sign of respect between both fighters after a hard fought match like they have had.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Why do I feel like this isn't the last we've seen of Eric Holland?

Both men exit the ring and leave separately showing Edwards waving to the fans on the stage as his music continues to play and we go to commercial.

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[Robert Daniels]

"Glamorous" by Fergie begins playing throughout the arena when the lights fall to total darkness as the curvy silhouette of a walking Primadonna appears on-stage; coming to a pause, she attempts her signature pose - right fist, a showing of strength, high in the air and her legs at a respectable part - igniting a row of pyro to rocket down the ramp. Lighting is restored to its previous state and the projection screen is raised when her theme trumpets on the PA System.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing first from Los Angeles, California. Standing at five feet and six inches tall. Making her Seattle Pro Wrestling debut...the Ice Queen...PRIMA--DONNA!

She skirts to ringside, the tail of her coat flapping in the breeze; up the steel staircase and through the ring ropes, she enters the ring. Whistles and howls tempt her to the nearest turnbuckle, her signature pose garnering yet another response from the crowd.

"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: Now introducing 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.

Coral Rose vs Primadonna

The bell sounds as Coral Rose and Primadonna inch closer together speaking back and forth before engaging in the initial collar and elbow tie-up.  Coral gains the advantage with a side headlock, applying moderate pressure; Primadonna, too prideful to let her get the upper hand, worms her way free and hurls her to the ropes.  On the approach, Coral sends Primadonna to the mat with a mere shoulder tackle.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Is trying very had to maintain control of the pace of this match.

Coral hits the ropes, hurdling over the now stomach-flat Primadonna, who then shoots to her feet looking for a hip toss.  But to no avail.  Coral steps through countering her maneuver with a hip toss of her own, but Primadonna completes a somersault to successfully evade her attempts!

CHARLES HUDSON: Tremendous display of athleticism by Primadonna!

Coral lassos her in, arms wound firmly around her abdomen, and driving her to the mat with a suplex!

Coral looks to be going for a bridging pin but Primadonna doesn't allow the pin attempt to carry out; showcasing her flexibility, Primadonna rises from the mat with Coral in her clutches.  Her arms coil around the neck of Coral Rose, sending her to the ground with a swinging neckbreaker!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I am thoroughly impressed by Primadonna at this time.

CHARLES HUDSON: Absolutely but you have to notice the frustration from Coral Rose throughout this match.

The two race to their feet, Primadonna being the quicker one of the two!  She seizes her opportunity, taking Coral down with a running clothesline!  The Queen gets back up to her feet as Primadonna spins back around, and she takes her down with yet another!  

CHARLES HUDSON: Let's not forget Coral Rose is following up a disappointing loss at Mainstream 2 in the Emerald City Classic.

Coral resurfaces, a few meters slower. Feeling the effects of that last clothesline.  An ear-shattering slap across Coral's chest sends a shriek throughout the compound; Primadonna follows up with another, and another until her back is to the turnbuckle.  Primadonna takes a light lap in the ring leaving Coral to stir and the audience to grow involved in where the next move was coming, prior to leveling her with a double knee charge!  Coral comes stumbling out of the corner, dazed, and Primadonna puts an exclamation point on it with a tilt-a-whirl sideslam in the center of the ring!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Primadonna goes on the hunt stalking the grounded and seemingly defenseless Coral Rose like she's prey.

Delivering measured stomps to her arms and stomach; but really focusing in on her knees and ankles. As she strives to claw in retreat of her, Primadonna proceeds to drag her back to the center of the ring by one of her long legs.  Hoisting it, as well as the lower end of her body into the air and driving it back into the mat.  Coral cries out in pain, tending to her knee.  But Primadonna wastes no time for her to recover; flipping Coral to her stomach and interlocking Coral's legs with her own to apply the Muta Lock.

CHARLES HUDSON: Coral Rose is in a bad spot right here...

MCKAYLA LEWIS: I don't see her making it to the ropes on this one Charlie!

Coral is squinting in pain as she grabs the hands of Primadonna pulling on them trying to break her grasp. Finally she does and she falls backwards as Coral rolls over and mounts a comeback.

CHARLES HUDSON: Coral is the self-proclaimed Queen of Seattle Pro. She's having to defend that throne tonight.

Primadonna stands and Coral tie up in the middle of the ring, Prima manages to get the upperhand once again as she whips Coral towards the rope, who bounces back off of them. Prima goes to hit a clothesline, as Coral ducks it, as she hooks the arm she was gonna clothesline Coral with, as she floats over her other shoulder, and hits a ddt. Coral gets up, as she starts to kick Prima in her ribs as Prima screams out.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Primadonna better get up fast before she lets what little chance she has left in this match slip away.

CHARLES HUDSON: Coral Rose may be setting her up for her finisher.

Prima gets up and as she holds her ribs. Coral is smirking, as she looks at her. They go to tie up again, as Coral gets Prima in a Muay Thai clinch as she brings her head down, and starts kneeing her in her face over, and over, before the last time she hits her hard, and lets go, letting her fly back onto her back. Coral looks down, as she laughs.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This is the Coral Rose we've been waiting to appear tonight.

CHARLES HUDSON: Prima isn't going anywhere. See she's back up!

Primadonna comes charging out of the corner only for Coral to drop her with a boot to the face and Primadonna drops to the mat just to pop back up but Coral is now perched atop the turnbuckle looking for a crossbody but Primadonna stumbles up and across the ring causing her to bail on the top rope move.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Coral Rose is a Seattle Pro veteran and she knew she was in harms way with Primadonna that far away from her so she's closing the gap.

Coral rushes up behind Primadonna but she quickly turns and pulls down the top rope down sending a stampeding Coral crashing and burning to the padded floors of ringside.

CHARLES HUDSON: This Portland crowd is behind Primadonna with a huge grin on her face.

Rose slides back into the ring very frustrated as the official created room between Rose and Primadonna. The two ladies approach each other quickly with repeated strikes then Prima squares Coral up for a standing jawbreaker but Coral kicks the knee of Prima causing it to buckle her down to one knee. Coral pulls Prima up by her hair, as she is pulling it hard. She goes to set her up for a belly to belly suplex, but Prima counters it, as she pushes Coral back against the ropes. She comes off of it, as Prima grabs her putting her in a headlock.

CHARLES HUDSON: Besides excessive hair pulling these women have showed a great deal of technically sound wrestling here tonight.

Coral starts fighting to get out of it, trying to grab at Prima's hair, but is unable to. Coral finally manages to move her head enough as she is able to bite Prima's arm. She doesn't stop biting till Prima lets go of the headlock. Coral hen grabs Prima's head, as she drops down pulling down, as Prima's chin hits Coral's head. Coral stands up, as she looks down at her. She yells out "How do you like my bite now?"

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Rose is now taunting her opponent referencing a tweet from over a week ago.

CHARLES HUDSON: She's going to need a tetnis shot after that Lou!

Coral approaches Prima from behind dropping her on her bottom with a sitout full Nelson bomb before applying a rear triangle choke.

CHARLES HUDSON: As a recent addition to the ever expounding offensive moveset of Coral Rose...I am being told she refers to this triangle choke as the "CAB". Which is short for "choke a bitch".

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Oh Good Lord...I don't think that was appropriate for Television Charles.

CHARLES HUDSON: We're on the Battleground Network McKayla we can say whatever we want...

Coral applies the hold tightly as Prima is trying to kick her feet closer to the ropes. Coral cinches the hold tighter, as she isn't letting go while Prima is trying to get out of it. Prima gets a foot on the ropes and the official breaks the hold.

Rose gets up as Prima starts pulling herself up with the ropes. Coral goes to grab Prima, but Prima ducks, as she grabs a hold of Coral from behind then but it's reversed and Rose irish whips Primadonna into the ropes. She comes off and Rose attempts a clothesline but she ducks it. Prima turns around right as Coral nails her with a hard spinning back fist knocking Prima backwards and down to the mat as Coral makes her cover for 1...2...3!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Coral Rose calls that the Spin of Destruction and tonight it helped get her the win over the impressive debuting Primadonna.

Coral Rose pushes herself up off one knee looking frustrated despite the win.

GRAHAM STEVENS: ...and the winner by pinfall...CORAL--ROSE...

The official briefly holds up the arm of Coral Rose before she pulls away and exits the ring rather quickly and begins making her way up the aisle and towards the curtain.

CHARLES HUDSON: I've never seen someone win a match and still be so unhappy...

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Coral Rose is a very emotional person and she wears her heart on her sleeve buts let's not forget the effort by Primadonna. Great outing in her Seattle Pro debut!

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[Robert Daniels]

DURING THE BREAK...

The camera shot reveals Coral Rose walking back through the curtain and by the gorilla position with a frustrated look on her face. She is approached by Robb Daniels who gets up .

ROBB DANIELS: Congratulations Coral…

Coral Rose shakes her head.

CORAL ROSE: Yeah…thanks…

ROBB DANIELS: You had a great match…keep up the hard work…it’s starting to show off.

CORAL ROSE: Starting…what do you mean? I’ve busted my ass for nearly a year…winning all but four matches in that amount of time yet I have nothing…no respect from you or anybody else for what I’ve done and what I am capable of accomplishing.

ROBB DANIELS: Coral where is this coming from…

Daniels looks around removing his headset and pulling her down into the hallway away from others.

ROBB DANIELS: I thought we were on the same page…

CORAL ROSE: We’re not even in the same book anymore…I just want an opportunity…

ROBB DANIELS: I understand that you're a member of the Midnight Horsemen but I haven't had any problems with you hijacking matches as I have had with the rest of your stablemates and for that I feel like you've earned the opportunity that I have in store for you.

CORAL ROSE: What do you have in mind? How many more hoops do I have to jump through to impress you or the committee for that matter?

ROBB DANIELS: You're absolutely right Coral you have been an asset to Seattle Pro and I appreciate your loyalty to the company. That's why on October 28th at CONFLICT you will compete in a match to determine the new number one contender for the Heavyweight Championship at MAINSTREAM 5 in November. How does that sound?

CORAL ROSE: Who will I be facing?

ROBB DANIELS: That's for me to know and you to find out...

Coral Rose seems satisfied with the opportunity but still shrugs off Daniels after his sarcastic remark and storms off but this time with a bit more of a pep in her step.

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The opening guitar riffs of "A Victim, A Target" by Misery Signals screeches throughout the arena as the crowd immediately know who is about to make their way down to the ring and react accordingly. After about 10 seconds into the guitar riffs, the heavy drum beat kicks in as "Canadian Cyborg" Brett Carson, donning one of his shirts and a leather jacket, walks out from behind the curtain with Alexis Ortega holding his hand. The two embrace in a sickeningly passionate makeout before Carson grins wide and breaks away from his lady, outstretching his arms as she makes her way down to the ring. After a few moments of soaking in the adulation from the crowd, Carson makes his way down to the ring, enjoying the view of Ms. Ortega's rump in front of him. Brett climbs up onto the apron and holds the ropes open for Ortega who makes her way up the steps and seductively enters the ring, much to Carson's enjoyment.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing first from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds and standing at six feet tall. Making his Seattle Pro debut...BRETT--CARSON!

Brett takes off his shirt, much to the pleasure of the female members of the audience and his own lady before he hands his shirt to the ringside crew before stretching and preparing for the match at hand as his music fades out. Ortega makes her way to ringside where she'll stay to cheer on her man.

The lights in the arena dim as "American Monster" by Everclear plays. Jacob Hammerstein slowly walks through the curtain as the crowd boos. Hammerstein ignores the crowd as he walks down the aisle with the Endurance Championship laying across shoulder and enters the ring. He walks over to the corner and leans against the turnbuckles humbly before busting out with a huge smile to the dismay of the Portland fans and holds his championship over his head.

b]GRAHAM STEVENS[/b]: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and you must win by submission, total knockout or by decision. Introducing the challenger from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds and standing at six feet tall...BRETT--CARSON!

Carson bounces back and forth flexing in front of Hammerstein with an unimpressed look on his face.

GRAHAM STEVENS: and in the opposite corner from Mississippi he weighs in at two hundred and forty six pounds and stands at six feet and one inch tall. He is...the Seattle Pro Wrestling...Endurance Champion...the "American Monster"...JACOB--HAMMERSTEIN!

Hammerstein pulls the Endurance Title from around his waist and holds it high in the air in his right hand before handing it to the referee.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Unlike the Endurance Title match at Mainstream 2, this match will be fought under the official Endurance Title rules.

CHARLES HUDSON: That’s right, Lou. Thirty minute time limit, submission, TKO, or decision victory only. No pinfalls or count-outs.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Who has the advantage here tonight?

CHARLES HUDSON: Well, Lou, six or seven months ago, I wouldn't give Hammerstein a chance in this match. But this is, far and away, a much different Jacob Hammerstein than six or seven months ago. This is going to be a physical, aggressive, fight.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: And the referee calls for the bell, and neither man is waiting!

SEATTLE PRO WRESTLING
ENDURANCE CHAMPIONSHIP
Brett Carson vs Jacob Hammerstein (C)

The bell sounds and both men charge at each other and meet in the center of the ring, and they're trading punches!

CHARLES HUDSON: These two aren't wasting time with pleasantries like collar and elbow tie-ups. They're getting right down to it.

Hammerstein gets the upper hand on Carson, backing him into the corner with stiff punches. Hammerstein whips Carson across the ring into the corner, and follows him in with a hard clothesline. Hammerstein whips him back across the ring with plans of another corner clothesline, but Carson storms out of the corner, mowing the Endurance Champion down with a clothesline of his own. As soon as Hammerstein hits the mat, he’s rolling out of the ring, trying to catch his breath. Carson, however, has other ideas, as he runs the ropes and sails over the top rope, crashing into the Endurance Champion with a Tope con Hilo. He pulls Hammerstein up, lays two stiff right hands before throwing him back in the ring. Carson picks him up for a bodyslam, comes off the ropes with a running senton, and is back up quickly with a standing moonsault.

Carson pools Hammerstein up and is met with a sharp upper cut. The American monster picks Brett up and stuns him with an inverted Atomic drop followed by a DDT. The Challenger is face down on the mat. Hammerstein kneels over him. His head back and slams him with hard crossface forearm smashes.

Hammerstein pools the druggie Carson up, whips him into the corner, and crushes him with an avalanche splash. The endurance Champion goes to whip him across the rain, but the Canadian Cyborg reverses that whip, sending Hammerstein hard into the corner. As soon as Hammerstein hits the corner, Carson smashes him with a step up nice truck. Hammerstein drops, bottom first, in the corner. Carson sprints to the opposite corner, spins, then runs in with a devastating knee strike. Carson hits another running knee strike which breaks Hammerstein's nose.

CHARLES HUDSON: and Hammerstein's nose is broken Lou.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: the champion is in bad shape. Another knee strike and the ref will call this a TKO.

Carson grabs Hammerstein by the ankles, drag him out of the corner to the center of the ring, and quickly applies the Sharpshooter.

The Endurance Champions struggles to escape the Sharpshooter, and is finally able to the twist out of the submission hold.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: and Hammerstein works his way out of Carson's Sharpshooter.

CHARLES HUDSON: the old, forty pounds heavier Hammerstein would not have been able to escape the hold that way Lou.

Hammerstein rolls out of the ring and flops face-first onto the floor. The referee goes out to check on him, but Carson gets to him first. The Challenger pulls Hammerstein up to his feet, but the endurance champ picks him up and flapjacks him onto the steel ring steps.

The referee demands that Hammerstein get Carson back in the ring. The champion yells at the rift that there's no count out and he can take as much time as he wants before throwing the Challenger back into the ring.

As Carson gets to his hands and knees to get up, Hammerstein kicks him in the side then grabs his arm picks him up and drops him across his knee with a pumphandle backbreaker.

Hammerstein picks Carson up and whips him into the ropes north-to-south then runs the ropes east to west in levels him with the pounce, sending Carson hard into the corner. The endurance Champion charges Carson, but the Canadian cyborg catches him with a Urinage backbreaker. Carson tries to apply the Boston crab but Hammerstein blocks it. Carson tries again, but the champion thumbs him in his left eye, causing him to release the hold.

Carson turns his back on Hammerstein, holding his hand over his eye. This allows the American Monster to come up from behind and take him over with a German Suplex. Hammerstein pops up, proud of himself, but doesn't notice that Carson has gotten up just as quickly. Hammerstein turns around, right into an Exploder suplex from the challenger. Hammerstein rolls through the impact, gets up, grabs Carson, and hits another German Suplex. The Challenger gets up, slower than before, but still faster than Hammerstein, and throws the champion with another Exploder suplex. Both men lay on the canvas exhausted, as the crowd chants “THIS IS AWESOME!” and “SPW!”

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Listen to This Crowd Charles!

CHARLES HUDSON: These two men are giving it everything they have for this Endurance Title, Lou!

Hammerstein and Carson slowly get to their feet. Hammerstein goes for a clothesline, but Brett ducks and executes the Sleeper Suplex. Hammerstein hits face down, but somehow manages to pop back to his feet and storms over to Carson. He locks in the Cobra Clutch and suplexes him over. Carson hits, pulls himself up by the ropes, and grabs Hammerstein as he's coming in. In an amazing show of strength Carson overhead belly-to-belly suplexes Hammerstein over the top rope to the floor.

Chants of “HOLY SHIT!” ring out throughout the arena.

CHARLES HUDSON: If it goes to a decision, I think Carson just won this match with that move!

Carson rolls out of the ring, grabs the semi-conscious champion, and rolls him back into the ring. The challenger pulls Hammerstein up and hits a jumping knee strike. Hammerstein stumbles back into the corner and is hit by yet another knee strike.

CHARLES HUDSON: Carson doesn't want the decision, Lou! He wants the TKO!

Hammerstein staggers out of the corner. Carson goes for another jumping the strike, but the champion catches him and slams him down with a modified powerbomb.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Time's running out Charles! These two need to do something to end this match or to leave no doubt in the judge's mind who is the definitive winner.

Hammerstein pulls Carson up, knowing that time is running short. Carson pushes Hammerstein back gaining a little separation and hits a massive head butt to the sternum of the champion. The Canadian Cyborg goes for the Level One Discus Lariat but Hammerstein ducks and hits the Sitout Full Nelson Bomb. Hammerstein locks in the rear naked choke then figure fours his legs around Carson's midsection.

MCKAYLA LEWIS:Hammerstein has the Python Sleeper locked in with just a few moments left in this match. He’s cinching it in as tight as he can.

CHARLES HUDSON: But look, Lou! Carson is breaking the figure four leg lock that Hammerstein has on his midsection! He's broken the figure four! Hammerstein is struggling to keep the sleeper locked in! Carson is working hard to break the sleeper! Hammerstein is trying to lock in the figure for waistlock, but Carson will have none of it! Hammerstein is decided to forgo the waist lock and has decided to clamp on the sleeper even tighter! Carson looks to be fading!

Brett starts to fade, then finds his second wind. The Canadian Cyborg grabs Hammerstein's arm and begins pulling it away from his neck. Carson breaks the hold as time expires.

Both men lay exhausted on the mat as the fans show their appreciation for the hard work and effort.

Both men slowly get to their feet. The referee calls the wrestlers to the center of the ring as Graham Stevens enters the ring with the Championship Committee’s decision.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Seattle Pro fans let's hear it for both of these amazing competitors! As I have just been handed the Championship Committee’s decision. Your winner and STILL ENDURANCE CHAMPION….JACOB—HAMMERSTEIN!

The disappointment is evident in Carson's face as the committee's decision is read. The champion and challenger face each other, and while they don't shake hands, they give each other a nod as the referee hands Hammerstein the Endurance Title. Carson exits the ring and walk back up the aisle to the dressing room while Hammerstein climbs to the second turnbuckle holds the title up with one hand and gives the sign of the Midnight Horseman with the other hand. Some fans cheer Hammerstein , while some fans boo him.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Hammerstein has escaped with his title reign intact, Charles.

CHARLES HUDSON: No, Lou, Hammerstein showed that he can endure thirty minutes of hell, and still come out victorious. And whether the fans love him or hate him, this man may hold onto the Endurance Title for some time.

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[Robert Daniels]

The scene heads to the backstage area. In a security-guarded room is a black table. Three chairs are stationed beside it. One on each end, facing across from one another and one at the top, in between the two other chairs. Robb Daniels, enters the room, sitting at the chair stationed at the top of the table. He has a clipboard which he places in front of him. As he sits down, he looks up, staring dead into the camera.

ROBB DANIELS: Ladies and Gentlemen in attendance and those watching from home on the Battleground Network. I hope you're enjoying tonight's show but before tonight's Main Event we have some paperwork to take care of prior to Seattle Pro's return to Key Arena next month.

Daniels taps the clipboard against the table as the camera pulls back revealing two empty seats on each side of the tables.

ROBB DANIELS: Now allow me to introduce the winner of the Inaugural Emerald City Classic, Bryan Blaze.

Blaze walks into the room also wearing jeans, a t-shirt and a leather jacket he welcomes the handshake by Robb Daniels and takes the seat to the right of him closest to the door.

ROBB DANIELS: At this time I would like to introduce the Seattle Pro Heavyweight Champion, Billy Danielson.

Danielson walks in wearing jeans and a Midnight Horsemen t-shirt with the Heavyweight Championship draped across his shoulder. He shakes Robb's hand reluctantly then takes a seat in the empty chair to the left of Daniels. Danielson places the Heavyweight Championship in an upright position between the two men then shoots a cocky smirk the way of his challenger and former friend.

ROBB DANIELS: These two men will face off as Champion and Challenger on October 14th at the famous Key Arena in Seattle, Washington as the Main Event of MAINSTREAM 4 and it will be for the Heavyweight Championship!

Daniels looks back and forth at the two men staring each other down from across the table.

ROBB DANIELS: It is my pleasure to deliver the contract personally so both participants in this match can sign for what may be the biggest match in the young history of Seattle Pro.

BILLY DANIELSON: Hey Robb!

Danielson continues smiling in the direction of his challenger and former friend.

BILLY DANIELSON: Hiya, Sparky….

Blaze glares at the Heavyweight Champion. Billy continues to smirk, as he puts his feet up on the table.

BILLY DANIELSON: So let’s get this party started, shall we. Robb, where is the contract?

Robb whispers in the direction of Danielson.

ROBB DANIELS: Remove your grubby feet from the damn table please.

Danielson laughs sits up straight and dusts off the table too as Blaze is now the one smiling. Daniels nods at Billy then slides a clipboard with the contract attached to Billy, and the champion picks it up, and looks at the papers, and scoffs at it.

BILLY DANIELSON: Bryan, tell me again why you think you deserve this match?

Bryan looks at Billy with frustration, as Robb answers him.

ROBB DANIELS: Bryan EARNED this by defeating James Edwards then Mark Storm and your pal Coral Rose to win the Emerald City--

BILLY DANIELSON: I didn’t ask how he won it Robb. I asked why does he think he deserves this opportunity? Why does Bryan Blaze think, that after two good wins in this company, after a year of losing and constant visits back to the drawing board, does he think he deserves to be in the same breath as the Seattle Pro World Heavyweight Champion? That’s what I asked.

Bryan decides to play along. In fact, he is smirking.

BRYAN BLAZE: It's alright Robb...

ROBB DANIELS: Excuse me Bryan...

Robb looks at Billy Danielson for being disrespectful and speaks very low and direct to him.

ROBB DANIELS: If you interrupt me one more time I will put you through this table and fire you just for being a jackass. Understood?

Danielson loses his smirk, snarls then nods looking back at Blaze and motions his hand sarcastically for Blaze to continue.

BRYAN BLAZE: Billy, just to refresh everyone’s memory, where were you, when we first met? Where was your career headed?

With a smug grin, Billy attempts to answer.

BILLY DANIELSON: I was-

BRYAN BLAZE: Let me stop you; let me stop you right there, Billy. You were “Prestige” Champion in the UWL. Except, there wasn't really anything prestigious about that reign at all, was there?

BILLY DANIELSON: You mean other than elevating it to “big boy” level, as Jay Jefferson called it? Sure, I guess if title elevations are prestigious, then yes. However, why don’t you remind us all about how I lost my title?

BRYAN BLAZE: There you go, again, redirecting everything back on somebody else to keep from showing your true weakness, Billy. That no matter, how big you get, you’re still that insecure boy from Knoxville that would do anything to get noticed.

Billy scowls at Bryan, and now it’s Bryan Blaze flashing a cocky smirk at the Champion.

BRYAN BLAZE: The thing is, Billy, when we first came into contact, you were fresh off a pretty decent run of your own. You had become a true fan favourite, and with good reason. You almost won the Coronation Cup, which is perhaps the biggest Honor in the former UWL.

So you know, just as well as I do, all it takes is that one good run. The time in which you perform out of your mind; beyond all expectations and you make a name for yourself. I've done it before, as as sure as I'm sitting here, I know I can do it again. You, nor anybody else can tell me any different. If you want to waste your time playing this silly mind games and want to question whether or not I deserve this? Then go right ahead, but know that you are wasting your time. I've heard it all before, Champ.

Billy looks at his opponent, at first with frustration, and looks down. He sighs, and then looks up to Bryan with a smirk.

BILLY DANIELSON: You know, you bring up a lot about Knoxville, and how one good run can make all the difference, but do you remember what happened in your last “one great run”? Last year, in almost identical situations, you rose up, with MY help, and you FAILED, Bryan. You failed, even though you had all the help in the world. I gave you a title run, it was my family that prevented The JW from interfering. It was my career that got run in the dirt, so you could finally be in the main event, and what happened? You failed.

Bryan’s face starts to turn red with anger, as Billy stands up, and places his hands on the table, as he leans towards his opponent.

BILLY DANIELSON: Then, when you FOLLOWED me to San Francisco, you floundered to even find yourself, and you flaked off into the sunset, while I continued to grow as a competitor and continued to win title after title. Then you appeared here, in Seattle Pro, and yet again you chased my coat-tails, and yet again you have found your way back in my path.

Sure you had TWO big wins, but your two big wins won’t stop the soon to be longest reigning World Heavyweight Champion in Seattle Pro Wrestling history.

He lifts his Seattle Pro Heavyweight Title up towards his face.

BILLY DANIELSON: I’ll give you this match Bryan, but I’m not giving it to you because you “earned” it, or even because of the money. I’ll give it to you, because I can finally get rid of you, and end your career, just like I should have years ago. So there you go, Bryan. Here’s your match.

Billy takes a pen from the table but Robb Daniels grabs his wrist in which the hand is holding the pen and he prevents Danielson from signing the contract.

ROBB DANIELS: Let me clear something up real quick Billy. Bryan Blaze won the Emerald City Classic, he got the cash bonus and he EARNED a shot for the Heavyweight Championship not a match against Billy Danielson. You don't grant the title shots around here...the Championship Committee determines the challengers and I sign the paychecks.

Daniels released Billy's wrist and he aggressively signs the contract.

BILLY DANIELSON: I hope you enjoy and train hard for this match because it will be your last.

He slides the clipboard across the table, and sits down in his chair. Bryan takes the pen, and opens the contract. Bryan signs it, but before he gives the contract to Robb, he stands up, much like Billy did earlier, and smirks.

BRYAN BLAZE: Billy, at MAINSTREAM 4--I’m going to prove you wrong. You may have a record breaking title run, but you’re going to watch it all catch a-Blaze, as I finally shut you up, and I finally achieve the one thing that has eluded me since I returned to wrestling. At MAINSTREAM 4, I will finally win the Heavyweight Championship!

Bryan, without losing eye contact with Billy, hands Robb Daniels the clipboard. He looks over it and notices the tension and he begins wrapping up the signing.

ROBB DANIELS: It's Official...on October 14th Seattle Pro Heavyweight Champion, Billy Danielson will defend his title against Bryan Blaze!

Billy stands up abruptly, and walks halfway around the table, and he lifts his title. Blaze pushes his chair out of the way, and walks up to the Seattle Pro Heavyweight Champion. They go nose to nose with neither saying anything and Daniels using a single hand separating the two men as the scene goes to commercial break.

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[Robert Daniels]

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The fans here in Portland and ready for the main event and are excited to see the Seattle Pro debut of AJ Knight and hopeful he will dethrone Latimer and become the brand new Pride Champion in this match.

“Dirty Angel” begins to play as the MODA Center immediately begins booing Latimer heavily when he steps from behind the curtain holding the Pride Championship in his arms before unfastening the straps and tossing it over his shoulder.

Latimer walks slowly down the aisle and to the ring forcing the audience to wait for Him. He wants the fans to enjoy the beauty of Latimer 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 holding the Pride Championship and pointing at it screaming across the ring at AJ Knight.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Introducing at this time the challenger. Weighing in at two hundred and twenty pounds and standing at six feet and one inch tall from Harrisburg, PA and making his Seattle Pro debut...AJ---KNIGHT!

Knight waves and acknowledges the fans in attendance before briefly posing and motioning for a championship around his waist and pointing at Latimer.

GRAHAM STEVENS: Weighing in at two hundred and twenty seven pounds and standing at six feet and three inches tall. From Brooklyn, New York he's the reigning Pride Champion...SCOTTY--LATIMER!


Latimer extends both arms posing for the fans as he received a terrible reception from the fans he then follows with holding the championship over his head then holding it close and pointing at it smiling across the ring at Knight and laughing.

Scotty Latimer (C) vs AJ Knight

MCKAYLA LEWIS: AJ Knight is ready to make his long awaited debut and to silence the critics who questioned his first booking against Latimer for the Pride Championship.

As the bell rings the two lock up in the center of the ring, the two proceed to go hold for hold on the mat with AJ coming out with a hammerlock on Latimer who pushes up to his feet only to get turned over into position for Knightfall. Latimer immediately scrambles to the ropes before AJ can hit the move. AJ backs off gesturing that he was "That Close" to beating him before ruffling his hair. This gets on Latimer's nerves and he goes for a takedown but AJ sprawls and goes for the Templar Stretch, Latimer again scrambles to the ropes and rolls out to the floor. AJ begins a "Scott" chant just to annoy him.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: AJ Knight knows just how to get under the skin of the Pride Champion.

Scotty still sees that AJ thinks him calling Scott annoys him when it doesn't. Scotty takes his time and gets back in the ring. He yells at AJ “Close only counts in horseshoes” as he calls for them to lock back up. Latimer uses his speed before they could lock up to take AJ down with a drop toe hold. He goes for a leg bar submission and locks it in but AJ scrambles to the ropes. Scotty holds the submission until right before 5 and breaks it. He leans forward and starts slapping AJ on the back of the head and yells “What's my name bottom dweller?”

CHARLES HUDSON: There is a remarkable number of Horsemen supporters in the audience tonight and they seem irritated a newcomer such as AJ Knight is already getting a title shot that many feel he doesn't deserve.

AJ gets up and again goes for the lockup but kicks AJ in the knee on the leg he had been working on. He dragon screws the knee and keeps hold of it and again locks in a leg bar as again AJ scrambles to the ropes. Scotty was showing AJ that he could wrestle as well. Again Scotty holds it till almost 5. He breaks as AJ jumps up and turns to Scotty who slaps the taste out of his mouth. He screams “What's my name bitch?"

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Scotty Latimer is in the drivers seat right now and he's proving just why he's the Pride Champion.

Scotty goes for an overhand right on AJ who catches it and wrings the arm out before bringing it down across his own shoulder, he wrings it out the other way before kicking Scotty square in the arm. Latimer falls to the ground and AJ keeps a hold of the injured right arm before using a top wrist lock to pin his arm to the mat before delivering a hard stomp right on the elbow causing Latimer to shout in pain!

CHARLES HUDSON: Many have questioned why AJ? Why should he get a shot at the Pride title and it's simple. Seattle Pro works closely with Lion's Road and have an agreement for there talent to come and go as they please. The Horsemen have been making his life a living hell for sometime now.

Latimer is coming back to his feet as AJ takes him over with a snap suplex for 1...2...KICKOUT!

AJ immediately applies a Cravate and scissors the injured arm of Latimer, Scotty pulls himself towards the ropes, but AJ breaks it just before he can reach the bottom rope. AJ pulls him up and drops him with a swinging neckbreaker for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Scotty kicks out as he tries working some feeling back in his arm.

AJ still was trying to get the kink out of his leg. AJ jaws at some Horsemen fans who were heckling him. AJ goes and grabs Scotty's head but Latimer delivers some right hands to the solar plexus and then delivers forearm shots staggering AJ. AJ swings at Latimer but he ducks under and attempts to lock in the Latimer Experience! 

Latimer attempts the Latimer experience only for AJ to Bret Hart roll out of the corner before Latimer can fully apply it for 1...2...KICKOUT!

AJ proceeds to follow up by rolling through into a Fujiwara armbar on Latimer's injured right arm! Scotty struggles to the ropes, and AJ breaks on 4 and reminds the referee he has til' 5. He then gets an extra kick for good measure on the arm of Latimer.

CHARLES HUDSON: Knight does not fear the Midnight Horsemen and he's ready to lead the charge against the power group one member at a time starting tonight with Scotty Latimer!

After the kick to the arm Scotty rolls out of the ring to get feeling back into his arm as AJ follows him outside to not give him a chance to take a breath and work the kink out of his arm. AJ goes to grab Scotty but Scotty runs him back first into the ring pist. He then hits an Exploder suplex on the floor. Wanting to take the count out victory Scotty rolls back into the ring as the ref starts the count. AJ rolls back into the ring right before the final count.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Just in the nick of time!

Scotty runs at AJ in the corner, but he gets the boot up, and goes behind him grabbing the left wrist of Latimer, pulling him around into Holy Ouch! This pisses Latimer off enough that he swings with his injured right arm for a forearm which AJ blocks further damaging the arm. He then drops Latimer with a Hammerlock scoop slam! Latimer immediately rolls out to the floor.

CHARLES HUDSON: Wise decision for the Pride Champion to bail out for a moment to recover.

Latimer pulls AJ out to the floor with him, he goes for the superkick which AJ ducks before pinning Latimer's arm behind his back ramming him back into the guardrail back first! AJ slams Scotty's arm straight into the ring post before rolling him back in.

Amidst a somewhat hostile to AJ Knight AJ calls for a suicide dive. He takes off but misses and slams head first into the guardrail. Scotty takes the time he just made by working out the tightness in the arm AJ has worked over the entire match and waits for AJ to get up. He does and delivers a stiff superkick to AJ. Scotty picks AJ up and rolls him into the ring and goes up top. He comes off with a beautiful shooting star press as he covers Knight for 1...2...NEARFALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: At the last second AJ kicks out!

Scotty gets frustrated and throws AJ back outside. He gets on the apron and gives him a running penalty kick then he gets AJ back in the ring. Latimer is yelling at AJ to get his undeserving to be in the ring ass up. He calls for the Latimer Experience again. He delivers a forearm shot that spins him around. He locks in the submission but before he cinched it in AJ positions himself to the ropes. He gets a foot on the rope and the referee calls for a break. He slides out onto the apron.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Great ring awareness by AJ Knight.

AJ is out on the apron and Latimer goes over to bring him back into the ring only for AJ to grab his arm and jump off the apron bringing it down across the top rope! AJ comes back onto the apron but gets caught with a jumping knee. Latimer having had entirely enough of AJ follows him out and attempts to hit the Latimer Driver 69 off the apron, but Latimer can't quite get him up thanks to his arm which allows AJ to ram him spine first into the ring post! AJ tries for Knightfall off the apron but Latimer grabs the top rope with his free arm and uses it to hoist AJ up to nail a modified atomic drop on him! Latimer holds his back as AJ staggers back! He tries for the Latimer Driver 69 again but this time AJ Backdrops him from the apron to the floor! Latimer gets up still clutching his back only for AJ to nail him with a Superkick! He rolls him back into the center of the ring and covers for 1...2...NEARFALL!

CHARLES HUDSON: I was almost certain that we had a new Pride Champion!

AJ is frustrated that he couldn't finish Scotty off. He starts talking trash as again he goes for Knightfall. Scotty again counters and delivers a jumping V Trigger knee right under AJ’s jaw. AJ staggers as Scotty takes off and runs in fast with another V Trigger….then another….then another. AJ is out on his feet as Scotty grabs him by the face. He yells "what's my name bitch" as he delivers a stiff jumping V Trigger again knocking AJ down to the mat and Latimer crawls slowly before making a sudden burst of a lunge on top of Knight hooking the leg for 1...2...KICKOUT!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: It's remarkable how Knight just won't give up!

CHARLES HUDSON: Look who's here Lou...

Hammerstein walks out into the stage with his Endurance Championship across his shoulder he slowly begins to walk down to ringside. It appears he's about to take a seat at the booth with Lewis and Hudson but he walks on around the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: What is Hammerstein doing out here?

CHARLES HUDSON: It appeared that Knight was out cold from the repeated V Triggers and Latimer seemingly would be in control of this match right now but he's taking his time as well getting up.

Scotty stands up from across the ring looking at Knight pushing himself up off the mat. Latimer approaches him and shoves him before slapping AJ over and over across the face until Knight comes alive with a second wind as the two come nose to nose trash talking one another.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: This is about to turn into an all out brawl soon.

AJ pie faces Latimer only for Latimer to reply by spitting in his face, AJ replies with a slap, Latimer goes for a Superkick which AJ catches and spins him around before hitting a roaring forearm stunning Latimer. Knights look for momentum trying to bounce off the ropes but Hammerstein steps forward grabbing the leg of Knight halting him.

CHARLES HUDSON: Once again the Midnight Horsemen asserting themselves in another match.

AJ turns and looks at Hammerstein as the official is standing behind him looking to see what caused the distraction. The official warns Hammerstein to back away and he does then AJ looks for Knightfall again but Latimer counters it. He hits the roaring elbow again staggering AJ then he falls forward and right into the Latimer Driver 69 as the official makes the count of 1...2...3!

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Another amazing match tainted by interference of another member of the Midnight Horsemen!

Latimer sits there with the defeated AJ Knight lying in front of him as Scotty smirks and again talks shit to him. “Can't beat me in Lion's Road...and can't beat me in Seattle Pro.”

GRAHAM STEVENS: Your winner by way of pin fall and still PRIDE CHAMPION...SCOTTY--LATIMER!

Hammerstein slides into the ring to celebrate with his fellow Midnight Horsemen ally as they stand over top of AJ Knight mocking him and holding there Championship belts over there head.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: It's been an awesome night of professional wrestling with a huge announcement concerning the tournament for the newly established Tag Team Championships to begin on October 14th at MAINSTREAM 4!

CHARLES HUDSON: We had impressive debut losses from Ruby Lance, Primadonna and AJ Knight. Not to mention successful title defenses by Scotty Latimer and Jacob Hammerstein.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: The contract has been signed, sealed and delivered for the Main Event match at MAINSTREAM 4 where Danielson defends against Blaze but...no just leave him alone--

AJ Knight is pulling himself up using the middle rope as the Midnight Horsemen are about to exit the ring but he screams at both men before flipping them Double middle fingers and spewing a few choice words at them.

CHARLES HUDSON: AJ Knight is about to bite off a bit more than he can chew...

Latimer looks at Hammerstein and laughs both men drop there titles outside the ring and begin walking slowly around the ring before suddenly re entering the ring.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Knight is wanting to fight both men. You can call it brave if you want but right now
It's just not the right decision for him following that match.

Hammerstein is the first to go after Knight before Latimer comes in quickly to help pummel Knight in the corner. The fans are cheering and you can see a divide of people in the crowd as Blake Mitchell in street clothes hops the barricade, slides into the ring and begins fighting with Latimer to even the numbers game.

CHARLES HUDSON: Blake Mitchell is back to save the day and return the favor for AJ Knight by helping him fend off the Horsemen just as he did for Mitchell last month.

Mitchell kicks Latimer and pulls him in for the Canadian Destroyer but Hammerstein pulls him out of it and harms way. Knight stands alongside Mitchell as Latimer and Hammerstein retreat up the aisle while Mitchell's music begins playing throughout the arena.

MCKAYLA LEWIS: Ladies and Gentlemen you've just seen Seattle Pro get the last laugh for the first time in a long time over the Midnight Horsemen. That's all for tonight...we'll see you in two weeks at MAINSTREAM 4!