9th August 2007

[FWF]

MYLES: Wecome to Live-Wire. I am Linda Myles here with Sam Strachon.

STRACHON: Thank you, Myles... what a great main event we have for you tonight.

MYLES: That's right. The Iron Man title is on the line in King of Kings versus Matt Knox.

STRACHON: We also have the return of the Dragon's Dungeon... with special guest Pain.

MYLES: But first... a triple threat match.

Ladies and Gentlemen by Saliva hits on the PA and Jason Fall walks down the rampway .Fire bursts out of the pyro holes down the side of the ramp. Green lights spin around the room, then a huge firework explodes and he jumps and runs to the ring and waits for his opponents.

JENKINS: The following contest is a Triple Threat match and is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first ...from St Louis, Missouri ...weighing 220 pounds ...Jason Fall!

The arena is completely black. Sun Doesn't Rise by Mushroomhead comes on over the PA system and is met by a mixed reaction. The music picks up and a blinding pyro shoots off on the stage. The arena lights turn on and shine in a blood red color. Ender charges the ring, hops up on the apron and then directly up to the top turnbuckle. Ender takes a good long look at the crowd and jumps down, ready for action.

JENKINS: And the opponent, from Iowa ...weighing 225 pounds ...Ender!

The entrance ramp explodes into a fiery hell as Sight To The Blind blasts over the PA. Destroyer appears at the top of the ramp, and walks through the fire, his eyes focused on the ring.

JENKINS: And the opponent ...from Moscow, Russia ...weighing 330 pounds ...he is the Destroyer ...Daniel Oslanovitch!

STRACHON: Have you seen the size of that man, Myles?

MYLES: Ender and Fall have a huge task on their hands! Destroyer outweighs them both by over a hundred pounds!

As Destroyer slides into the ring, Ender and Fall rush him and begin stomping on him, preventing him from entering the ring fully. Ender locks on a chokehold as Fall slides to the outside. Fall signals for Ender to release the chokehold, and drags Destroyer outside the ring, planting him face-first on the floor. Ender then joins Fall on the outside, and they pick Destroyer up, and whip him into the steel steps.

MYLES: Great teamwork by Fall and Ender!

STRACHON: This is smart, Myles! They may not like each other, but Fall and Ender both realise they need to take out the bigger guy before they can try to win the match!

Seeing Destroyer is out, Ender rolls back into the ring. Fall follows him, but Ender drops an elbow onto his back, stopping him from getting up. He then drags Fall into the centre of the ring and locks on the Elevated Boston Crab. Fall twists and turns, trying to throw Ender off. Using all his strength, Fall attempts to get to the ropes. As he grows close, Ender pulls him back into the centre, and applies further pressure.

STRACHON: Ender smells blood, Myles! This could be it! I don’t know if Fall can last much longer!

Fall tries to grab Ender’s leg to throw him off, but can’t reach. He lifts his right hand, seemingly about to tap out, when Destroyer begins to stir, which distracts Ender. Destroyer begins to climb up to the ring, and Ender releases the hold. He charges over to Destroyer and knocks him back down to the floor.

STRACHON: There goes the Destroyer!

MYLES: But Ender might have blown his chance of winning!

STRACHON: Moves like that take their toll, Myles! That Boston crab definitely put some lasting damage on Fall!

Ender taunts the Destroyer, but doesn’t notice Fall using the opposite ropes to bring himself to his feet. As Ender turns around, Fall drills him in the head with the Krazy Kick. Grabbing his leg in pain, Fall crawls over to make the cover. ...1 ...2 ...3.

MYLES: Fall did it! He got the win!

Ladies and Gentlemen plays once more as the bell rings and the referee raises the hand of a pained Jason Fall.

JENKINS: Here is your winner ...Jason Fall!

MYLES: What a way to open up this week's edition.

STRACHON: We'll be right back.

[FWF]

STRACHON: We're back folks, and it looks like The Keg is already waiting in the ring for his opponent.

Pitch black darkness descends upon the area. Blood and Fire by Type O Negative starts to play as walls of fire line the ramp a hooded figure in black on a black throne with a chained black mastiff sitting on each side of it as a fog starts to cover the arena. The man on throne lets his hood fall back revealing white horns as he sips a mug of blood. The mug comes down and the man smiles revealing a pair of fangs. He stands up then sets the mug on the seat of the throne as a pair of black feathery wings spread. He slowly walks down the ramp as a light rain starts to fall a lightning bolt hitting the center of the ring every few seconds until his feet hit the steps. He slowly steps into the ring in between the second and top ropes. He walks to the center of the ring and then lifts his arms and then drops them as the lights come back up. Unbuttons his black cloak as the wings fold back down and then takes it off the revealing his black shirt and jeans and his midnight black hair flowing down his back as he grins. On his waist is strapped a sword that is drawn to reveal a bluish tinted blade. He raises the blade as balls of ice fall on the ring posts. He sheathes the sword and then unstraps his sword belt. Walks to his corner the winged cloak and sword belt handed to bell ringer. His hands were covered in a pair of black leather striking gloves.

JENKINS: Making his way to the ring next, from the Unknown, weighing in at 175 pounds...“The Immortal” Sah’ta Thor!

Keg drives a boot hard into the gut of Thor, quickly bringing him down to the mat hard with a DDT that sends Thor into a sitting position. With both men being around the same weight, Keg has finally found someone that he can attempt more physical moves on. This is shown as Keg brutally whips Thor into the corner, following up with a massive Superplex off the top rope. Seeing his opponent face first in the middle of the ring, Keg crawls over and drapes his arm over Thor's chest. The referee begins the count early on into the match. ...1 ...2. Thor kicks out.

MYLES: It is going to take a lot more to put out Thor in this match, and Keg is going to need to understand that.

STRACHON: He's got to stick to his strengths and start catching Thor off guard.

Pulling Thor to his feet, Keg turns him around to attempt a reverse DDT but Thor manages to sneak his way out of the move, stepping away from Keg to give himself enough room before dropping Keg to the mat with a powerful roundhouse kick to the side of the head! Keg falls down underneath the bottom rope with his hands dangling in front of the ring apron, and Thor brings him back to his feet again. Thor drags the almost limp Keg to the corner and Thor takes a seat on the top rope, holding Keg in front of him.

STRACHON: This might be a top rope powerbomb here from Thor.

Proving Strachon right, Thor brings Keg up to sit on his shoulders and rises slightly off the top rope, preparing himself for the move. Suddenly, Keg begins to strike at Thor's head with shots from his fists and elbows! Thor wobbles and sits back down onto the top rope. Keg falls down from Thor's shoulders but manages to land on his own two feet after steadying himself with the ropes. Thor starts to lower down from the top, but Keg sprints forward to the turnbuckle and jumps up to the top, accidentally driving his knee into Thor's chin! The shot is powerful and a crack can be heard through the arena, and Thor falls backwards off the top rope to land on the floor outside!

MYLES: He might have just broken Thor's jaw!

STRACHON: It looks like he was going for a bulldog or something right there.

The referee rolls out of the ring to begin checking on Thor. Judging him ok to continue, the referee slides back in the ring and goes to start counting him out but Keg heads out to the outside, where he finds Thor struggling to return to his feet. Immediately, Keg pulls him up and pushes him back under the bottom rope to continue the match. Keg follows Thor, pushing him all the way into the ring as he goes.

MYLES: Smart move by Keg, I have to admit. This might help him get an easy and quick victory.

Instead of trying for a pinfall, Keg pulls Thor to his feet and throws him into the ropes. As Thor bounces back he lowers himself underneath Keg's extended arm, dodging the attempted clothesline. Thor bounces off the other ropes and returns with a powerful swinging neckbreaker to Keg. Gripping his chin slightly, Thor turns around to watch Keg rising to his feet again. Resting on one knee, Keg shakes away the cobwebs from the neckbreaker. Smirking, Thor runs forward to drive his foot into the side of Keg's head, but Keg ducks down, causing Thor to stumble and grab onto the ropes to prevent falling over.

STRACHON: There goes any advantage Thor had. Keg is right up and looks ready to win!

Thor turns around and suddenly gets hit with the Kegdrop! Thor lands on his back, completely unconscious, and Keg proceeds to climb to the top rope, where he looks down at Thor and positions himself just right before leaping off and connecting with an elbow drop to Thor's chest. The referee begins counting the pinfall as the crowd cheers in anticipation, excited by the sudden ending. ...1 ...2 ...3.

JENKINS: Here is your winner ...The Keg!

MYLES: What a great victory here for Keg.

STRACHON: Yeah, a win over the past Cruiserweight Champion is something to be proud of.

MYLES: We'll be right back with more Live-Wire!

[FWF]

MYLES: And we are back here at Live-Wire.

STRACHON: It’s now time for a first here over on the A-show.

MYLES: The FWF draft has seen a lot of Warriors switching brands. One man in particular who is no stranger to us, Dan “Dragon” Taylor.

STRACHON: Mr. FWF 2006 is here, but who cares about that when Mr. FWF 2005 is here?

MYLES: I ca...

STRACHON: Nobody, that’s who.

The lights go out. Then, a dark, red light surrounds the arena and “All My Life” by Foo Fighters plays. A red ring canvas replaces the original and two white stools have been placed in the ring. Dan Taylor enters the arena to a huge ovation. He walks half way down the ramp and then drops to his knees as fireworks explode.

JENKINS: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your host ...Dan “Dragon” Taylor!

Dan stands up and continues to walk. He strolls up the ring steps and quickly ascends the turnbuckle from the outside, raising his arms. He then drops down into the ring where he is handed a microphone. The music fades and the lights return to normal as Dan sits down.

TAYLOR: Welcome to the Dragon’s Dungeon!

STRACHON: Live-Wire’s Dragon’s Dungeon that is.

TAYLOR: As I’m sure you are all aware... tonight I have a very special guest. You’ve heard of him. He’s had a fair bit of success as of late. So, without further ado... let me bring out my guest... the man that I pinned to win the World Heavyweight Championship back in 2006 ...Pain!

“Welcome to the Jungle” by Guns N’ Roses plays and Pain walks out with his belt over his shoulder. He gets into the ring and Dan stands. The two stare down before Dan offers his hand. Pain reluctantly shakes it and the two of them take their seats.

TAYLOR: Well, Pain... welcome to the jun... show.

PAIN: I’d love to say thank you for having me... I really would... but I can’t. I’m sure you know why... or have you forgotten what happened last time I was here.

STRACHON: I remember.

MYLES: I’m sure you do.

TAYLOR: Hey. That’s all in the past, Pain. What we all...

PAIN: All in the past? You think that I’ve just let it slide. Well I’m going to remind you what happened. After I had won the Blizzard match in 2006, I was THE guy in FWF. I thought that being THE guy, I’d need to make a few special appearances. So what did I do? I decided to help out a poor quality show and grace it with my presence.

MYLES: Poor quality.

STRACHON: That wiped the smile off Dan’s face.

PAIN: I took with me the contract that I fought hard for at Blizzard. It was the contract that allowed me to face The Predator for the world title at Genesis III. But what did you do? You cheap shotted me and signed the contract yourself.

TAYLOR: It wasn’t that cheap.

PAIN: Then we had a match one on one at Apocalypse. It was a ladder match in which Mike Farrell put the contract on the line. Surprise, surprise... I won that match. Then what happened? You attacked me and once again signed the contract.

TAYLOR: Well, seeing as we’re taking a trip down memory lane here, let me remind you of something. You still got your shot at the title. It was me versus you versus Predator. If you were as good as you say you were then you would have won. Now for those of you that didn’t tune into Genesis III, allow me to fill in the gap for you. Dan “Dragon” Taylor became World Heavyweight Champion!

A huge smile forms on Dan’s face as a “DDT” chant starts in the crowd. Pain stands up and throws his chair out of the way. Dan stands and kicks back his chair too. Pain’s face turns red with anger as Dan watches him.

PAIN: Only to lose it to me in the Elimination Chamber at Vertigo.

TAYLOR: What’s your point.

PAIN: That you never were and never will be as good as I am.

MYLES: I think Pain may have touched a nerve with that one.

TAYLOR: That sounds like a challenge.

STRACHON: Please tell me we’re going to get to see Pain destroy Dan Taylor.

PAIN: No. It’s not a challenge. I don’t want to face you. Not because I’m scared or anything... I don’t want to face you... because of respect.

MYLES: Eh?

PAIN: I’m going to be honest... I don’t like you. Far from it. But I do have a lot of respect for you and what you have done for this business; a business that was built up by the likes of me and you, but is now being dismantled by the likes of Matt Knox and the rest of the kids claiming to be the best.

STRACHON: He hit the nail on the head there, Linda.

MYLES: I don’t quite get where he’s going.

PAIN: It wasn’t a challenge... it was an invitation. Together, we can teach the new FWF what wrestling is all about and restore ourselves to our former glory.

TAYLOR: You know... you make some valid points. I plan to address this situation next week. The name you mentioned... Matt Knox... I guess you’re right. He’s the pioneer for the new people here. People who refer to themselves as “superstars” as opposed to wrestlers. Because of that... next week... Matt Knox will be my guest on the Dragon’s Dungeon!

MYLES: Wow. What great news. I can’t wait for that.

TAYLOR: I’m going to think about what you’ve just said over the next week... but in the meantime... look, Pain, a dead body.

Pain turns around, but as he does, Dan grabs him from behind and throws him out of the ring. The crowd begin to cheer as Dan winks at him. Pain does not retaliate. Instead... he smiles and Dan and begins to clap, slowly.

MYLES: Well, the DDT kid has just taken out the trash so to speak.

STRACHON: Look at Pain. I don’t get why he doesn’t go in there and kicks Dan’s arse.

MYLES: You’re right, Sam. He’s... applauding.

STRACHON: He’s got something planned, Linda, I can feel it.

MYLES: You may be right. We’ll get an answer from Dan over the next week, but while we wait... more from Live-Wire... when we return.

[FWF]

MYLES: Welcome back, folks.

STRACHON: And just when you thought you've seen enough triple threats, here... take another.

The arena is shrouded in shadow as an odd chime echoes. When Lordi- Blood red Sandman finally hits, blue flames erupt on the stage. Kneeling under a long cloak he stands and slowly makes his way to the ring, with the flames moving down the ramp with him until he get to the ring, and then both the stage and post explode with fire and he cast off the cloak and screams to the sky. The lights rise as he slide into the ring and stands, awaiting his opponent.

JENKINS: The following match is a triple threat match. Introducing first ...“The Deadly Knightshade”… Dorian Knyte!

A large monstrous roar erupts over the p.a. system. Soon the song "Pretty, Handsome, Awkward" by The Used begins to play. Then, Mikey Craze burst through the black curtains with large amounts of energy. Godzilla throws his arms in the air screaming at the top of his lungs and begins to pound his chest multiple times. Craze then runs to the right side of the entrance stage doing many taunts getting the crowd behind. Mikey then rushes over to the left side of the stage doing the same. He struts over the center of the stage were begins marching down the ramp. There he slaps hands with all fans on both sides. At ringside Mikey Craze does a lap around the ring slapping hands with even more fans before sliding into the ring. Godzilla removes his hoody swinging it around his head before throwing it into the crowd. Then walking over to his respective corners making a small prayer before the match. Craze than waits for his final opponent to enter.

JENKINS: Introducing next ...from Laurel, Maryland… Mikey “Godzilla” Craze!

My Goddess" fades into the sound system and the arena goes to a violet lighting, and the entrance gate flashes pink and hot pink. Jack walks onto the stage wearing a purple towel that says "Feel the Burn" and he walks down the ramp. Jack hops onto the apron and climbs to the middle rope, still on the outside. Jack puts his hand in the air and makes an arrow pointing to the sky. He then throws the towel in the air and hops over the ropes into the ring.

JENKINS: And finally ...from Chattanooga, Tennessee… Jack Williams!

Mikey Craze starts off the match running at Dorian Knyte, knocking him to the mat with a clothesline. Jack Williams then runs up behind Craze and hits him with a bulldog, slamming his face to the mat. Williams then puts Craze in a headlock, which is immediately broken up when Knyte kicks Williams in the head.

STRACHON: All three men getting some shots in early in this match.

Knyte then picks Williams up, and sets up for a DDT, but Williams picks up Knyte and slams him down hard with a spine buster. Craze then comes up from behind Williams and goes for a german suplex, but Williams elbows him in the face, causing him to fall backwards.

MYLES: Craze just got hit hard!

Williams picks up Knyte once more, and sets up for a power bomb. Craze then comes from behind Williams, and hits a dropkick to the back of his knee causing him to drop Knyte out of the ring. Craze then rolls up Williams into a pin. ...1 ...2 ...3.

JENKINS: Here is your winner… Mikey Craze!

MYLES: This fresh batch of newcomers have the chance to show who’s better, and move quicker up the ladder.

STRACHON: According to Pain... none of them.

MYLES: He's just jealous 'cause they could give him a run for his money.

STRACHON: Run for his money? This is Pain we're talking about... the World Heavyweight Champion.

MYLES: Credit where it's due. He came off a huge victory over Camisado at Hotter than Hell.

Now in the ring are Ryan Spiva, Richard Marciano and Inferno as the bell sounds. Marciano and Ryan Spiva lock up, only to have Inferno charge in to both of them, knocking them over. Inferno then begins to stomp away at Marciano and Spiva, switching off between the two. He then picks up Spiva, and whips him into the ropes.

STRACHON: This may prove to be painful for Spiva.

MYLES: Inferno isn’t well known for going easy on his opponents.

Spiva comes running back at Inferno, and pushes him, so he trips over a kneeling Marciano. As Inferno is on the mat, both men begin working together by stomping away at him. Spiva then holds Inferno’s head, as he motions for Marciano to climb the turnbuckle, and Marciano does.

STRACHON: It seems that Ryan Spiva is holding down Inferno so Marciano can take him out of the match.

MYLES: This is great teamwork to take down a large enemy, and they’re not even a tag team!

Marciano then leaps off with a flying elbow drop, and lands it on the midsection of Inferno. Spiva and Marciano then work together to get Inferno up, and whip him into the corner. Marciano then runs at Inferno and slams his knee into Inferno’s stomach. Spiva then runs at Inferno and does exactly the same. Both men then lift Inferno up, and throw him over the top rope.

STRACHON: It looks as though Inferno is out of this match.

MYLES: There’s not much he can do from the outside, and he looks in no shape to be coming back in.

Marciano then immediately runs at Spiva with a spear, knocking him to the mat. He then begins to punch Spiva in the face repeatedly, but Spiva is able to fight him off. Marciano picks up Spiva, and wraps his arm around his neck, and goes down with a DDT, only to have Spiva keep himself up using the ropes and cause Marciano to fall on his own.

STRACHON: Smart strategy by Spiva.

Spiva rests on the ropes for a few seconds, before picking up Marciano and sending him to the turnbuckle. Spiva climbs to the second rope, and hooks his arm around Marciano, and slams Marciano to the mat with a superplex.

MYLES: A superplex isn’t a move to be taken lightly, as it hurts the user as well.

Spiva crawls over to the turnbuckle, and climbs up still in pain. He then positions himself, and leaps off with a swanton bomb, landing on Marciano. He then goes for the pin. ...1 ...2 ...3.

JENKINS: Here is your winner… Ryan Spiva!

MYLES: Our main event... right after this.

[FWF]

MYLES: Welcome back to Live-Wire.

STRACHON: I'd just like to take this opportunity to remind you that Live-Wire will next come to you on PPV on September the 29th.

MYLES: That's right. Once again, FWF will be the host of Collision.

STRACHON: No match or promotion have been confirmed for the event as of yet.

MYLES: But now... it's time for our Maaaaaaain Event!

STRACHON: You can't do it. It's now time for our... MAAAAAAAAIN EVENT!

JENKINS: The next match is a 15 minute Ironman match for the Fantasy Wrestling Federation Iron Man championship. Introducing first the challenger ...from Derby, England, weighing in at 260 pounds …"King Of Kings" Joe Page!

Arena goes black except for a Yellow light on the top of the arena by the entrance. Just before entrance there is smoke from the floor as KOK enters and walks through it and walks down to the ring. Climbs into the ring using the steps and once in the ring removes the sunglasses and the coat

JENKINS: And his opponent ...from Monterey, California ...weighing in at 237 pounds, he is the FWF Iron Man champion …Matthew "The Raven" Knox!

The opening to Amon Amarth's "Cry of the Black Birds" rings out, and the houselights siut off completely. A slight mist begins to pour down from the rafters, the fans scream in anticipation, then the lights turn back on, in a dim Yellow. A fog rises around the entrance ramp, and Matthew "The Raven" Knox steps out onto the entrance ramp. He runs from side, to the other, screaming out to the fans. He then makes his way liesurely down the ramp, slapping some hands, when he gets in the ring, he jumps onto the second rope, and raises one hand in the air to the fans, the mist stops, and the lights come up as he gets off the ropes. He then takes off his trench coat, and tosses it to the outside, leans against a turnbuckle, and awaits for the start of the match. The ref signals for the bell starting the match as Raven starts to circle to the right looking for an opening. KOK unleashes a series of left and right hooks as he circles to stay facing Raven. Raven sees the blows coming and lunges forward with a kick to the right knee. KOK staggers back, this gives Raven a chance to hit a quick clothesline knocking KOK to the ground.

MYLES: Raven with the first take knockdown.

KOK is up and Raven goes for another quick attack, but King quickly slips behind him and nails a backbody drop. King of Kings locks in a chin-lock on Raven. Raven tries to fire out. The crowd begins to clap, trying to cheer him on. He manages to get up. He then delivers three elbows to the gut of King forcing him to break the hold. Raven reaches out grabbing King by the neck, then delivers a Jaw Breaker. Raven covers. …1 …2. King kicks out!

STRACHON: Too soon.

MYLES: And I highly doubt King will just let the Ironman title slip threw his fingers that easy.

Raven mounts King and begins to pond on his face with powerful right hands; he then begins to choke him. The referee starts to count. ...1 ...2 …3 …4. Raven breaks the choke. He stands up lifting King with him. He drags King over to the corner and attempts to drive his head into the corner, but King gets a leg up then elbows Raven in the gut. KOK then drives Raven’s head into the top turnbuckle four times. KOK takes a couple steps back and Raven stumbles backwards to him, KOK hits The Pedigree and covers. …1 …2 …3.

MYLES: King of Kings just scored the first pinfall putting himself in the lead, lets see if he can keep it.

KOK lifts Raven slowly, Raven swiftly rolls him up in a small package. …1 …2 …3!

MYLES: On my god he just tied it up with a quick pin.

KOK gets back to his feet quickly looking confused, that look soon turns to anger as he begins to stomp on the still down Raven. He begins kicking him in the head over and over till Raven starts dripping blood.

STRACHON: A vicious side of King here.

MYLES: He wants his title back.

After King is happy with his work he pins the motionless Raven. …1 …2…foot on the rope! KOK kneels up with a shocked look. He gets up, then lifts Raven to his feet, then drags him over to the ropes by his head, he then pushes Raven’s neck on the ropes choking him. The referee counts. …1 …2 …3 …4. KOK lets go then does it again. …1 …2 …3 …4. He breaks the hold again and glares at the ref who yelling at him. Raven falls to the ground almost lifeless. KOK goes for the cover again. …1 …2. Raven kicks out!

MYLES: No quit in Matthew “The Raven” Knox

KOK getting angrier by the minute lifts Raven up. He goes for a kick to the mid section, but Raven catches his foot, he spins KOK then kicks him in the stomach, Raven then hooks the arms and lifts KOK and hits The Downfall. Raven collapse on KOK in a pin. …1 …2 …3.

MYLES: Raven just took the lead, and both men are out.

Raven attempts to get up by crawling over to the ropes. KOK begins to stir and sits up. After realizing what just happened he stands up and heads over to Raven who is leaning on the ropes. He pulls him away and hooks his arms. He hits the Pedigree. The bell rings as Raven gets slammed to the ground face first. KOK looks confused as Jenkins stands up.

JENKINS: The time limit has expired, your winner….and still FWF Iron Man Champion… Matthew “The Raven” Knox!

MYLES: What a Maaaaaaaain Event! ...that was.

STRACHON: Stop that.

MYLES: Sorry.

STRACHON: You should be.

MYLES: Well, that's all we have time for tonight. We'll see you right here next week.