8th March 2007

[FWF]

The scene opens up inside the arena. “Sparkle and Shine” by Econoline Crush plays, signifying that the show is starting as we are joined my Sam Strachon and Linda Myles.

MYLES: What a show, we have for you tonight fans. A long awaited return to Live-Wire and the main event Camisado putting his title on the line against Devil from wWo Final Glory.

STRACHON: It should of been Bohne in that match, Camisado is not worthy of that title.

MYLES: That may be your opinion Sam but it is not one the rest of the fans agree with, also tonight we have the very first Hardcore Countdown match. Where Oswald Brodd could be asked to defend his title at any point of the night.

Strachon: Well, with Camisado holding the title that match may turn out to be the most exiciting.

MYLES: also James Bohne takes on Anthony Douglas, in his first match since relinquishing his title.

STRACHON: In order to progress at Vertigo for the World Heavyweight Title is a good progression and he could even save the title.

MYLES: ...and well we also have a Cruiser-weight match with Keg -vs- Sean Saviour now that Anthony Douglas has relinquished the title.

The scene opens up with Oswald Brodd sat with his Mjod and his legs up watching the television, the crowd erupt into cheers as he sits with the hardcore title over his shoulder when in the background the door opens as Ernest Bethea comes running in with a chair and brings it down over the head of Oswald leaving it dented by his helmet. The fans cheer as Oswald spills his Mjod everywhere before climbing to his feet as he begins to fight back at Bethea hitting him with some strong right hands.

STRACHON: It looks like Ernest is on the hunt for the Hardcore Title already.

MYLES: Yeah, but hitting Oswald over the head when he's wearing a helmet wasn't really the way to go about it.

Oswald grabs his horn of Mjod and hits it over the head of Ernest Bethea before standing by the doorway he looks down at the floor of Ernest before grabbing his hardcore title and then he runs out of the room

STRACHON: Oswald survived the first attack of the night from Ernest Bethea. Can he go all night though?

JENKINS: The following match scheduled is for one fall!

Keg walks out normally when by himself, spotlights, no pyro, takes off clothes and wrestles in business button shirt, tie and dress pants...

JENKINS:Introducing first, a member of the wWo: Final Glory from North Boston. Keg!

Find The Real by Alter Bridge plays. Sean Saviour runs onto stage. He jogs to one half of the ring, taunting. He then runs to the other to a cheering crowd. Sean walks down the ramp. He then slides into the ring. He accends the turnbuckle and raises his arms with the crowd cheering

JENKINS:and his opponent from Manchester, England he is a former cruiser-weight Champion. Sean Saviour!

Keg and Sean lock up in the ring. Sean nails a hip toss on Keg and then knees him in the face. He goes for an armbar, but Keg flips over and breaks the hold. He then nails a suplex on Sean. He then bounces off the ropes and hits a bulldog on Sean. He puts Sean in a headlock, but Sean makes it to the ropes. Keg refuses to break the hold and the ref counts. …1 …2 …3 …4. Keg releases the hold and picks up Sean. He hits him with Spinebuster. He covers ...1 …2. Sean kicks out. Keg bangs his fists in frustration. Sean takes advantage of the distracted Keg and rolls him up. ...1 …2. Keg kicks out. Sean gets up and goes for a suplex, but Keg punches him in the stomach and then dropkicks him over the ropes.

STRACHON: There goes the Saviour!

Keg splashes over the top rope and lands on Sean. ...1.Keg picks Sean up and slams him into the steel steps. ...2. Keg picks up Sean and throws him onto the barricade. ...3. Keg goes to Irish Whip Sean into the ring, but Sean counters and Irish Whips Keg into the ring post. ...4. Sean grabs Keg’s head and slams it into the post. ...5. He throws Keg into the ring. ...6. Sean jumps off the ropes and goes for a moonsault, but Keg rolls out of the way.

MYLES: That’s gotta hurt.

STRACHON: Indeed. Can Keg take advantage?

Keg nails and Electric Chair Drop on Sean and covers. ...1 …2. Sean kicks out. Keg picks Sean up and the two begin exchanging blows in the center of the ring. Keg dropkicks Sean and then locks in an anklelock. Sean struggles but manages to make it to the ropes. ...1 …2 …3 ...4. Keg releases Sean’s leg and waits for him to get up before hitting a bulldog. He covers. ...1 …2. Sean kicks out.

STRACHON: We nearly had a new wWo Cruiserweight Champion.

MYLES: Thank God we didn’t.

The ref moves toward the ropes to get out of Keg’s way, but when Sean gets up Keg dropkicks him into the referee. The ref flies over the rope and crashes headfirst to the floor.

STRACHON: The referee’s out cold.

MYLES: This isn’t good.

Devil, Couch Potato and Don Leopore coming running down the ramp. Devil runs into the ring and nails a neckbreaker. As Sean get’s up Couch Potato hits him with a Germen Suplex. The two pick Keg Sean up and Keg begins punching him in the stomach. Don places a hand on Keg’s shoulder and Keg steps aside. Don then hits Sean with the Italian Boot.

MYLES: This is terrible! Just terrible!

Don, Devil, and Couch Potato roll out of the ring as the ref makes it to his feet. The referee slides into the ring as Keg covers Sean. ...1 …2 …3.

MYLES: No! The wWo: Final Glory just stole the Cruiserweight title.

STRACHON: I think you mean the wWo Crusierweight Championship.

MYLES: Well, we’re gonna take a short break now, but don’t go anywhere.

[FWF]

MYLES: Welcome back.

STRACHON:Well, next up it's time for Anthony Douglas to teach James Bohne a thing or two about wrestling.

Over The Mountain blares over the P.A. system as James comes out through the curtain, with Kyndal Stone locking arms. He makes his way down the ramp as a mix of blue and green pyro explodes on the stage. He then enters the ring and goes to the middle. He raises his fist in the air as aqua colored pyro shoots out from each turnbuckle, as the crowd's cheer becomes deafening. He places a kiss on the lips of Kyndal, who then exits the ring.

JENKINS: Introducing first, accompanied by Kyndal Stone, from Salem, New Hampshire, weighing 275 pounds, he is “The Irresistible” James Bohne!

Myles: Here he comes, the former World champion, dethroned at Genesis by Camisado!

Strachon: Irresistible? I don’t know about that!

Myles: Well, Kyndal Stone seems to find him pretty attractive!

Defy You begins as the video shows Anthony Douglas entering numerous events as the words are about to kick in to the song. Anthony Douglas steps out onto the stage. As he steps out, he runs around at pace, over to one side of the stage, and looks into the crowd. The fans boo, as he turns away and does it to the other side too. Lisa Jones follows from behind as Anthony moves back to the middle as the pyros go off behind him as he begins to walk down to the ramp. Anthony Douglas holds Lisa around the waist as they continue to be booed by the fans. The lights flicker a blue and yellow as he makes his way to the ring steps he runs up them as Lisa Jones walks up them, Anthony moves to the middle and looks into the crowd again as the crowd boo he sits on the middle rope, and pulls the top one open as Lisa moves into the ring. He climbs the top turnbuckle, letting the fans know that he’s number one.

JENKINS:: And the opponent, accompanied by Lisa Jones ...from Los Angeles, California ...weighing 210 pounds ...he is “The Innovator”, Anthony Douglas!

Strachon: My man, the number one contender for the World title!

Myles: At Vertigo, we’ll see if giving up his Cruiserweight title was a smart move!

Strachon: Of course it was a good move, Myles, Anthony Douglas has never made a wrong move yet!

The bell rings. James and Anthony circle each other before locking up. James backs Anthony into the corner, exploiting his weight advantage. The referee calls for a clean break, and James relinquishes, but Anthony pokes him in the eye, earning a reprimand from the referee.

STRACHON: Brilliant!

He grabs James by the head and throws him into the turnbuckle. He then charges at James and spears him. As James is on the floor, Anthony uses his boot to choke him. The referee tries to get him to break the hold. ...1 ...2 ...3 ...4. Anthony breaks the hold.

MYLES: He almost got himself disqualified there!

STRACHON: He knew what he was doing all along! Great move!

Anthony picks James up and whips him off the ropes. James reverses it and attempts to clothesline him, but Anthony ducks and bounces off the other rope. He then rolls James up, using the ropes for extra leverage. ...1 ...2. James kicks out.

MYLES: Anthony Douglas is determined to break every rule he can possibly break here!

Anthony picks James up and delivers a snap suplex. He stops for a moment, heading to the other side of the ring to taunt the fans. As they boos, he smirks and slowly approaches James. He bends down to pick him up, but James nails him with a low blow.

MYLES: James Bohne just turned the tables on the number one contender!

STRACHON: Blatant cheating! Disqualification!

He rolls Anthony up quickly. 1... 2... Anthony kicks out, and immediately begins complaining to the referee. As he turns around, James kicks him in the gut and nails a DDT. He then turns Anthony over and locks in the Must Tap Out.

MYLES: Must Tap Out! James Bohne’s latest submission move! This could be all over!

Anthony Douglas manages to get to the ropes as the crowd boo. The referee makes James break the hold. Anthony climbs to his feet as James goes for a powerbomb. The crowd cheer as Anthony looks like he is in trouble, Anthony manages to get off but he falls awkwardly on his leg, Anthony rolls out the ring holding his knee as the referee follows him and calls for the bell James shrugs his shoulders as boo's echo through the arena.

MYLES: What has happened with this match?

STRACHON: It appears the referee has ended it because of an injury to Anthony.

JENKINS:: The result of this match is a No Contest.

MYLES: What James had that match all tied up there.

STRACHON: Not according to the referee

MYLES: Well, I am not happy I would like to see that again, anyway we will see you right after this...

[FWF]

MYLES: And we’re back, ready for this title match.

STRACHON: It is now time ...for our MAAAAAAAAIN EVENT!

Remember the Name by Fort Minor hits the PA as The Devil, accompanied by Keg and Don Lepore come out through the curtain. The three men make their way down the ramp to a stream of boos, as Devil gets in the ring. Don Lepore and Keg then take seats next to the announcer’s booth.

JENKINS:: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and is for the Fantasy Wrestling Federation Heavyweight World Championship! Introducing first ...from Hell… The Devil!

"Overrated" by Three Days Grace hits the P.A. System. Orange spotlights aimlessly search the arena, soon making their way to the wall opposite the entrance. They go up the wall and form letters, spelling out "Something That Produces Results". After the main guitar riff at the beginning ends, Camisado jumps out from behind the entrance as seventeen orange pyros shoot off from behind him. During the first verse, Camisado jogs down the entrance ramp, though only moving an inch or so with each step, moving along with the beat. As he walks down, more orange pyros on each side of the ramp shoot off, simultaneous with his steps. He then circles the ring, more pyros still following him. As the main chorus comes on, he makes his way around to the front of the ring, closest to the ramp. He slides into the ring and begins running back and forth, bouncing off the ropes. During the rest of the song, he pulls himself up to two opposite turnbuckles and grins out towards the crowd, mouthing "I'm back.." on his way back to the ring floor.

JENKINS:: Introducing next, he is the FWF Heavyweight World Champion… Camisado!

MYLES: Camisado just won that title at Genesis and he already has to defend it?

STRACHON: If he’s a real Champion, he should win this match easily.

MYLES: Who knows how much him and James killed eachother, he may not show it but both of those men can’t possibly be themselves.

Devil and Camisado immediately lock up. Camisado sets up for a DDT, nailing Devil’s head into the mat. Keg and Lepore are seen on the outside screaming into the ring trying to distract Camisado. James Bohne then begins walking down the entrance ramp with a chair. Don and Keg pick up a chair of their own, and walk to the opposite side of the ring that James is near. James sets up his chair, and sits down. Keg and Lepore look at each other, and do the same.

STRACHON: What’s he doing out here? He has no business.

MYLES: Well he has been attacked on several occasions by Final Glory, who’s to say they won’t interfere on Camisado’s match?

STRACHON: Devil doesn’t need Final Glory.

Devil stands up as Camisado connects with a clothesline. He then applies a headlock to Devil, who immediately grabs the ropes. Both men get up quickly, and stare each other in the eyes.

MYLES: Look at the confrontation by these two men right now.

STRACHON: Neither one of them has even broken a sweat yet.

The two men circle around the ring, still locking eyes. Eventually Devil charges at Cam with a spear, knocking him to the mat. Devil begins punching Camisado, before James stands up and goes to the apron. He takes off a necklace, containing a cross, and holds it out through the ropes, taunting Devil with it. Devil backs off, as the ref tells James to back away.

STRACHON: That’s cheating!

MYLES: I agree that I’d like to see a normal competition, but with these two teams I don’t think we can.

Devil picks up Camisado, and throws him against the ropes. Camisado comes running back, and Devil goes to clothesline him, but misses and hits the ref, knocking him out of the ring. Devil smiles to Lepore and Keg, as the two stand up. James then picks up his chair, and shakes his head at Lepore and Keg.

MYLES: Take a look at this confrontation. Will either team interfere?

Keg and Lepore climb up on the apron, as James slides in the ring with the chair. Devil comes up from behind James, and hits him with a backbreaker. Devil picks up the chair, but is tackled to the ground by Camisado. Camisado quickly helps James up, as Keg and Lepore enter the ring. Camisado and James attempt to fight them off, but James is thrown out of the ring by keg, as Don DDTs Camisado to the mat. Devil quickly gets up, and ascends the turnbuckle. Keg and Lepore hold down Camisado, as Devil leaps off with a frog splash, connecting it. Lepore and Keg shake the referee, and quickly exit the ring. Devil covers Camisado. ...1 …2 …3.

JENKINS:: Here is your winner and new World Champion… The Devil!

MYLES: Oh come on!

STRACHON: How pathetic… he loses it the same week he wins it.

James Bohne immediately gets up, lead pipe in hand. Billie Stradlin then comes charging down the entrance ramp, still injured. James bashes Lepore over the head with the pipe, and hits Keg in the stomach with it. He goes to hit Devil, but Stradlin tries to break up the fight. Stradlin grabs the pipe and throws it outside, and tries to get James to walk away. James goes with him, and quickly turns around and spears Devil to the mat. He then ascends the turnbuckle, as Mark Briggs appears on the stage with microphone in hand.

DOA BRIGGS: James, you stop it right there, I know you want a shot at all of Final Glory, and you have it at Vertigo for the Tag titles. And if that’s not enough, I’m adding one more match against them. In two weeks, I’m forcing you to use your rematch clause for the Heavyweight World Championship against The Devil. But if you lay one more finger on him right now, I’ll make sure you never wrestle for this company again, do I make myself clear?

James looks on at Briggs, as he jumps down from the turnbuckle on to the mat. Camisado and Billie Stradlin try to calm him down. James pushes them away as he heads backstage, leaving them behind. Devil goes over to Lepore and Keg, and grabs his newly acquired championship as the show fades to black.