EWA Show #13 First Anniversary Show (3/27/2011)
Posted: Apr 21st, '11, 05:03
Carlos: Welcome, everyone to Manchester, England, for the EWA’s First Anniversary Show! We have a huge night on tap for you…
Fooda: A night so big that we needed to bring in another announcer. Joining us in the booth tonight, from the UK’s own Royal Wrestling Federation, where Phreak recently spent some time, is RWF color commentator Jeremy Hammond.
Hammond: It’s great to be here, and we are proud that the EWA has decided to celebrate this important moment in its history in England… and if I may be so bold as to make a prediction, I’d like to say that it will be great for me personally, and for all of these fans to be in the building tonight when George “The Aggro” Adams wins the EWA World Title.
Fooda: Whoa… don’t go that far, buddy. There is no way Aggro is walking out of here tonight with that title. Joel Carter is going to retain!... or maybe Jimmy Carnival will walk away with it, but there is no way in hell Aggro will win it.
Carlos: So I take it that I am the only one who thinks that Chris Calaway will win the world title tonight?
Fooda: Yup. You’re the only one. Not even the fans are that stupid.
Jewel: Your opening contests is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit. Introducing first, being accompanied to the ring by Kat Klash from the Bronx, New York, weighing in at two hundred and ninety (290) pounds … he is one half of the EWA World Tag Team Champions… JOHNNY RAAAAAAGE!
The Rage gets a nice babyface pop from the crowd as he makes his way down to the ring.
Jewel: And his opponent, from Chicago, Illinois, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-one (221) pounds… JOSH STORM!
Storm’s music plays, and the crowd boos him profusely as he makes his way down the ramp. Before getting into the ring, Storm turns to a group of fans in the front row and asks them “when will you learn to think for yourselves? To believe the evidence in front of you, not what others want you to think?
Storm gets into the ring and stands across from Rage. Neither man offers a handshake. The two just glare at each other.
Fooda: It has been a while since these two were in the ring together but there is obviously no love lost between the Atomic Punks and the Faith Breakers.
DING! DING! DING!
Storm challenges Rage to lock up.
Carlos: Storm at a major height and weight disadvantage here, but he is showing no fear at all.
Rage accepts the challenge, and when he comes in to lock up, Storm kicks him in the stomach. {BOOOOOO!} DDT by Storm. Storm stomps away at him a few times, the locks in a Boston Crab. He once again shouts to the fans “Who here still think this buffoon can beat me?”
The whole arena erupts in cheers
Storm applies more pressure and shouts “NOT LIKELY! Just look at what you see in front of you right now!”
Rage tries to crawl towards the ropes, and the much lighter Storm has a lot of trouble stopping him.
Hammond: Good use of size advantage there by Johnny Rage
Rage gets to the ropes, and Storm obliges him on the ropebreak. Rage gets back to his feet, and Storm gives him a “just bring it” type of motion. Rage charges in at Storm for a clothesline, but Storm ducks. He turns round and nails Rage with a dropkick, taking him off his feet once again. As Rage tries to get back to his feet, Storm locks in a Dragon Sleeper. Storm cinches the hold in tight.
Fooda: Great strategy here by Storm. This is a textbook example of how you beat a guy when you are at a size disadvantage.
Rage struggles in the hold for ten seconds. Now fifteen. Kat Klash begins to get concerned. She starts banging on the apron, and the fans join in with a slow clap. Feeding off of the fans, Rage manages to turn himself sideways and lifts Storm up so that he is lying across his shoulders.
Carlos: And THAT is what having the size advantage will let you do. Great feet of strength by Johnny Rage.
DEATH VALLEY DRIVER BY RAGE! He goes for the pin:
ONE!
TWO!
T-NO!
Storm kicks out!
Fooda: Josh Storm isn’t going down this early!
Rage picks Storm up for a powerbomb, but Storm counters it with a Huricanrana. Both men pop back up to their feet, and Storm connects with one punch, then another. Storm hits a kick to the midsection, then connects with a high spinning kick, taking his opponent down! When Rage starts to get back to his feet, Storm keeps him down with a running jumping lariat. Storm then hits him in the side of the head with a basement dropkick.
Storm now climbs the to the top turnbuckle in the top left corner of the ring. He leaps off….
FLYING CLOTHESLIN-RAGE DUCK! STORM CRASHES TO THE MAT!
Carlos: This could be the opening that Rage has been looking for!
Johnny Rage picks Storm up and lifts him high over his head with a military press… then tosses him into the corner, with Storm landing upside down and back first!
Rage waits for Storm to start pulling himself up, then charges… POWER CLOTHESLINE!
STORM AVOIDS IT! He steps onto the middle rope with one foot and hits an Enzugiri! Dropkick to the back, sending Rage forwards into the turnbuckle. ROLL UP BY STORM!
ONE!
STORM PUTS HIS FEET ON THE ROPES FOR ILLEGAL LEVERAGE, BUT THE REF DOESN”T SEE IT!
TWO!
THREE!
DING! DING! DING!
Storm slips out of the ring, laughing. Rage is back on his feet and is EXTREMLY PISSED OFF! Kat Klash is also livid.
Jewel: Your winner, at a time of four minutes and eighteen seconds (4:18)… JOSH STORM
The crowd boos heavily as Storm slips out of the ring with a smile on his face like the cat that ate the canary.
Carlos: Look at him! He KNOWS that he cheated! He knows that he stole that win!
Fooda: The important thing is that he got the win. Who cares how he did it?
Hammond: These fans care.
Fooda: And these fans are just as dumb as the North American fans!
Rage and Klash head backstage, and on their way up the ramp, they are passed by a man wearing black military fatigues, holding a microphone. He tells them not to worry, then gets into the ring, as Klash and Rage make it to the back.
Fooda: Who is this guy?
Carlos: I think we’re about to find out.
Mystery man: Ladies and Gentlemen… my name is Victor Omniuos, and I am the new Lt. Commissioner of the EWA. As such, one of the things that I am in charge of is rules enforcement… and what we just saw was a travesty of justice!
The fans cheer
Omnious: BUT… the referee’s decision is final. I can’t change the result of the match or anything. What I can do, however, is make sure that nothing like that happens again. So from now on, I am going to be out here, watching matches, to make sure that nothing like that happens again!
The fans cheer, and Omnious gets out of the ring and pulls up a chair, then signals to Jewel to announce the competitors for the next match.
Jewel: The following match-up is a tag team match and is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit. Introducing first, at a combined weight of four hundred and ninety-one (491) pounds, the team of SCOTT LOGAN, & “BADASS” MARK WOODBRIDGE!
The teacher-student team gets some cheers from the fans as they make their way down to ringside.
Hammond: Us Brits are known for two things in the world of wrestling; our precise, scientific style, and, when that fails, are ability to brawl all over the place. This team is definitely more of the second than the first.
Jewel: And their opponents, representing the Triad, weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and forty (440) pounds, “The Future” SHAWN STEVENS and “BIG NASTY” KEV CARNAGE!
Carnage gets some cheers from the fans in his home country, but they quickly turn to boos when he refuses to shake hands with the fans at ringside. Carnage and Stevens get into the ring, and after a brief staredown with their opponents, offer a handshake. Woodbridge and Logan accept, but when Stevens shakes Woodbrige’s hand, Carnage kicks Logan in the gut, then Carnage jumps Woodbridge.
DING! DING! DING!
The Triad members stomp away at their opponent, earning boos from the crowd. Carnage picks Woodbridge up and dumps him over the top rope with huge Military Press Slam!
{HOLY SH*T! HOLY SH*T!}
The ref yells at him, so Carnage leaves the ring, making Stevens and Logan the de facto legal men at the beginning of the match. Stevens presses his advantage, now mounting Logan and punching away at him. Stevens eventually rolls off of him and locks in a figure four leg lock. Logan writhes in pain, stuck in the hold for about ten seconds, but manages to roll over, reversing the pressure, and forcing Stevens to break the hold.
Carlos: Looks like those lessons from Woodbridge are paying off for Scott Logan.
Both men get back to their feet, and Stevens charges in for a clothesline, but gets caught with a drop toe hold by Logan. Logan goes to lock in the Brooklyn Cloverleaf, but Stevens makes it to the ropes before the hold can be fully applied.
Logan comes off with a load of offense, hitting some hard punches on Stevens, finally taking him down with a superkick. Logan looks back to see if Woodbridge is back on the apron yet, but he is still down on the outside. This spilt second lack of attention is that Stevens, needs, though to make the tag to Carnage. Carnage comes in and clothlines Stevens down.
The Triad maintain a tight control of the match, making quick tags to overwhelm Logan, and knocking Woodbridge off the apron whenever they get the chance. After five solid minutes of Triad dominance, Logan finally manages to hit a desperation counter on Carnage and tags in Woodbridge...
But the referee didn’t see it because he was distracted by Stevens!
Victoromnious saw it, though! He runs into the ring and clotheslines the referee! The participants in the match look at him in confusion. In response, Omnious takes of the referee shirt and puts it on himself. He rolls the ref’s body out of the ring and tells them that HE is now refereeing this match… And MARK WOODBRIDGE is the legal man for his team. He makes Logan and Stevens to their corners and grab the tag ropes, and starts things up with Woodbridge and Carnage.
Woodbridge starts laying in to Carnage with some punches, but Carnage is able to avoid one and roll out of the ring. Woodbridge challenges Carnage to get back into the ring, and Omnious tells him to as well. Carnage replies that he will do so when Woodbridge is sufficiently backed up. Woodbridge protests, but Omnious upholds the ruling, making him give Carnage half of the ring.
Carnage rolls back into the ring, and he and Woodbridge lock up. They jockey for position, with Carnage eventually forcing Woodbridge into a corner. Omnious counts till four before they break from each other, and he gives them both a short lecture. They lock up again, and Woodbridge manages to comes out on top with a knee to the stomach, then whips Carnage into his corner. He tags in Logan, and the two of them hit Carnage with a double hip toss. They follow it up with another double team move, with Logan going to the top rope to hit a double knee drop while Woodbridge hits a Backbreaker, but when Logan gets to the top rope, Omnious orders that the bell be rung.
DING! DING! DING!
Omnious calls Jewel into the ring, and whispers something into her ear.
Jewel : Ladies and Gentlemen, EWA Lt. Commissioner Victor Omnious has ruled that the winners of this match Kev Carnage and Shawn Stevens, because Mark Woodbridge has been disqualified for staying in the ring for too long after tagging out.
The crowd boos and chants {BULL-SH*T!}
Woodbridge agrees with them. He gets in Omnious face about it. “REALLY!” he screams. When the hell was the last time anyone was dq’ed for that? That is utter crap. Listen to th-
KICK IN THE GUT BY OMNIOUS! Omnious lands a few more strikes then hits him Woodbridge with a palm-strike to the heart! Scott Logan charges into the ring, but Omnious catches him and hits him with the Citizen’s Arrest!
Carnage and Stevens take this opportunity to sneak backstage. Omnious grabs a mic:
OMNIOUS: "I know you all have a lot of questions, so let me give you some answers...Show after show here in the EWA I watch referees miss easy calls and not make wrestlers adhere to the rules...The rule is 'get out of the ring after making a tag within 5 seconds' , not 'get out of the ring after making a tag after a 4 count and the referee then yelling at you and you ignoring him until you are done getting your shots in!’ How many warnings do these idiots give out every match? and the “wrestlers” in this company come out and blatantly ignore these rules every single match...and worst off all you fans only care if a rule is broken if it's by the 'someone you don’t like!' When someone you do like does it, then it's ok...(pulls piece of paper out of pocket) This here says that I, Victor Omnious, am a certified referee...not only am I a certified referee, look it up I got 100% on the exam...I know the rules inside and out, and I, unlike everyone else in the EWA office, am NOT afraid to enforce the rules just if it might annoy the fans. It's time for a change...time for things to be as they should...I am THE VIGILANTE, and I WILL right the wrongs of professional wrestling...ONE WAY OR ANOTHER !!!
Omnious drops mic and signals to someone to come help Logan and Woodbridge out of the ring. Medical staff comes out, but so does Ron Ellis, who is extremely pissed off.
Ellis: You promised you wouldn’t do this, Victor!
Omnious: Those are the rules, Ron! How are we supposed to expect anyone to take us seriously when we don’t even enforce our own rules?
Ellis: Just… go home, Victor. We’ll sort this out tomorrow.
Omnious goes backstage.
Ellis: Sorry about that everyone. My first personnel change didn’t go the way I had planned. Victor is a good guy at heart, though.
Ellis walks backstage and signal to Jewel to introduce the next match.
Jordan Delux def. Travis Vans (w/Kat Klash) after a DDS.
Fooda: A night so big that we needed to bring in another announcer. Joining us in the booth tonight, from the UK’s own Royal Wrestling Federation, where Phreak recently spent some time, is RWF color commentator Jeremy Hammond.
Hammond: It’s great to be here, and we are proud that the EWA has decided to celebrate this important moment in its history in England… and if I may be so bold as to make a prediction, I’d like to say that it will be great for me personally, and for all of these fans to be in the building tonight when George “The Aggro” Adams wins the EWA World Title.
Fooda: Whoa… don’t go that far, buddy. There is no way Aggro is walking out of here tonight with that title. Joel Carter is going to retain!... or maybe Jimmy Carnival will walk away with it, but there is no way in hell Aggro will win it.
Carlos: So I take it that I am the only one who thinks that Chris Calaway will win the world title tonight?
Fooda: Yup. You’re the only one. Not even the fans are that stupid.
Jewel: Your opening contests is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit. Introducing first, being accompanied to the ring by Kat Klash from the Bronx, New York, weighing in at two hundred and ninety (290) pounds … he is one half of the EWA World Tag Team Champions… JOHNNY RAAAAAAGE!
The Rage gets a nice babyface pop from the crowd as he makes his way down to the ring.
Jewel: And his opponent, from Chicago, Illinois, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-one (221) pounds… JOSH STORM!
Storm’s music plays, and the crowd boos him profusely as he makes his way down the ramp. Before getting into the ring, Storm turns to a group of fans in the front row and asks them “when will you learn to think for yourselves? To believe the evidence in front of you, not what others want you to think?
Storm gets into the ring and stands across from Rage. Neither man offers a handshake. The two just glare at each other.
Fooda: It has been a while since these two were in the ring together but there is obviously no love lost between the Atomic Punks and the Faith Breakers.
DING! DING! DING!
Storm challenges Rage to lock up.
Carlos: Storm at a major height and weight disadvantage here, but he is showing no fear at all.
Rage accepts the challenge, and when he comes in to lock up, Storm kicks him in the stomach. {BOOOOOO!} DDT by Storm. Storm stomps away at him a few times, the locks in a Boston Crab. He once again shouts to the fans “Who here still think this buffoon can beat me?”
The whole arena erupts in cheers
Storm applies more pressure and shouts “NOT LIKELY! Just look at what you see in front of you right now!”
Rage tries to crawl towards the ropes, and the much lighter Storm has a lot of trouble stopping him.
Hammond: Good use of size advantage there by Johnny Rage
Rage gets to the ropes, and Storm obliges him on the ropebreak. Rage gets back to his feet, and Storm gives him a “just bring it” type of motion. Rage charges in at Storm for a clothesline, but Storm ducks. He turns round and nails Rage with a dropkick, taking him off his feet once again. As Rage tries to get back to his feet, Storm locks in a Dragon Sleeper. Storm cinches the hold in tight.
Fooda: Great strategy here by Storm. This is a textbook example of how you beat a guy when you are at a size disadvantage.
Rage struggles in the hold for ten seconds. Now fifteen. Kat Klash begins to get concerned. She starts banging on the apron, and the fans join in with a slow clap. Feeding off of the fans, Rage manages to turn himself sideways and lifts Storm up so that he is lying across his shoulders.
Carlos: And THAT is what having the size advantage will let you do. Great feet of strength by Johnny Rage.
DEATH VALLEY DRIVER BY RAGE! He goes for the pin:
ONE!
TWO!
T-NO!
Storm kicks out!
Fooda: Josh Storm isn’t going down this early!
Rage picks Storm up for a powerbomb, but Storm counters it with a Huricanrana. Both men pop back up to their feet, and Storm connects with one punch, then another. Storm hits a kick to the midsection, then connects with a high spinning kick, taking his opponent down! When Rage starts to get back to his feet, Storm keeps him down with a running jumping lariat. Storm then hits him in the side of the head with a basement dropkick.
Storm now climbs the to the top turnbuckle in the top left corner of the ring. He leaps off….
FLYING CLOTHESLIN-RAGE DUCK! STORM CRASHES TO THE MAT!
Carlos: This could be the opening that Rage has been looking for!
Johnny Rage picks Storm up and lifts him high over his head with a military press… then tosses him into the corner, with Storm landing upside down and back first!
Rage waits for Storm to start pulling himself up, then charges… POWER CLOTHESLINE!
STORM AVOIDS IT! He steps onto the middle rope with one foot and hits an Enzugiri! Dropkick to the back, sending Rage forwards into the turnbuckle. ROLL UP BY STORM!
ONE!
STORM PUTS HIS FEET ON THE ROPES FOR ILLEGAL LEVERAGE, BUT THE REF DOESN”T SEE IT!
TWO!
THREE!
DING! DING! DING!
Storm slips out of the ring, laughing. Rage is back on his feet and is EXTREMLY PISSED OFF! Kat Klash is also livid.
Jewel: Your winner, at a time of four minutes and eighteen seconds (4:18)… JOSH STORM
The crowd boos heavily as Storm slips out of the ring with a smile on his face like the cat that ate the canary.
Carlos: Look at him! He KNOWS that he cheated! He knows that he stole that win!
Fooda: The important thing is that he got the win. Who cares how he did it?
Hammond: These fans care.
Fooda: And these fans are just as dumb as the North American fans!
Rage and Klash head backstage, and on their way up the ramp, they are passed by a man wearing black military fatigues, holding a microphone. He tells them not to worry, then gets into the ring, as Klash and Rage make it to the back.
Fooda: Who is this guy?
Carlos: I think we’re about to find out.
Mystery man: Ladies and Gentlemen… my name is Victor Omniuos, and I am the new Lt. Commissioner of the EWA. As such, one of the things that I am in charge of is rules enforcement… and what we just saw was a travesty of justice!
The fans cheer
Omnious: BUT… the referee’s decision is final. I can’t change the result of the match or anything. What I can do, however, is make sure that nothing like that happens again. So from now on, I am going to be out here, watching matches, to make sure that nothing like that happens again!
The fans cheer, and Omnious gets out of the ring and pulls up a chair, then signals to Jewel to announce the competitors for the next match.
Jewel: The following match-up is a tag team match and is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit. Introducing first, at a combined weight of four hundred and ninety-one (491) pounds, the team of SCOTT LOGAN, & “BADASS” MARK WOODBRIDGE!
The teacher-student team gets some cheers from the fans as they make their way down to ringside.
Hammond: Us Brits are known for two things in the world of wrestling; our precise, scientific style, and, when that fails, are ability to brawl all over the place. This team is definitely more of the second than the first.
Jewel: And their opponents, representing the Triad, weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and forty (440) pounds, “The Future” SHAWN STEVENS and “BIG NASTY” KEV CARNAGE!
Carnage gets some cheers from the fans in his home country, but they quickly turn to boos when he refuses to shake hands with the fans at ringside. Carnage and Stevens get into the ring, and after a brief staredown with their opponents, offer a handshake. Woodbridge and Logan accept, but when Stevens shakes Woodbrige’s hand, Carnage kicks Logan in the gut, then Carnage jumps Woodbridge.
DING! DING! DING!
The Triad members stomp away at their opponent, earning boos from the crowd. Carnage picks Woodbridge up and dumps him over the top rope with huge Military Press Slam!
{HOLY SH*T! HOLY SH*T!}
The ref yells at him, so Carnage leaves the ring, making Stevens and Logan the de facto legal men at the beginning of the match. Stevens presses his advantage, now mounting Logan and punching away at him. Stevens eventually rolls off of him and locks in a figure four leg lock. Logan writhes in pain, stuck in the hold for about ten seconds, but manages to roll over, reversing the pressure, and forcing Stevens to break the hold.
Carlos: Looks like those lessons from Woodbridge are paying off for Scott Logan.
Both men get back to their feet, and Stevens charges in for a clothesline, but gets caught with a drop toe hold by Logan. Logan goes to lock in the Brooklyn Cloverleaf, but Stevens makes it to the ropes before the hold can be fully applied.
Logan comes off with a load of offense, hitting some hard punches on Stevens, finally taking him down with a superkick. Logan looks back to see if Woodbridge is back on the apron yet, but he is still down on the outside. This spilt second lack of attention is that Stevens, needs, though to make the tag to Carnage. Carnage comes in and clothlines Stevens down.
The Triad maintain a tight control of the match, making quick tags to overwhelm Logan, and knocking Woodbridge off the apron whenever they get the chance. After five solid minutes of Triad dominance, Logan finally manages to hit a desperation counter on Carnage and tags in Woodbridge...
But the referee didn’t see it because he was distracted by Stevens!
Victoromnious saw it, though! He runs into the ring and clotheslines the referee! The participants in the match look at him in confusion. In response, Omnious takes of the referee shirt and puts it on himself. He rolls the ref’s body out of the ring and tells them that HE is now refereeing this match… And MARK WOODBRIDGE is the legal man for his team. He makes Logan and Stevens to their corners and grab the tag ropes, and starts things up with Woodbridge and Carnage.
Woodbridge starts laying in to Carnage with some punches, but Carnage is able to avoid one and roll out of the ring. Woodbridge challenges Carnage to get back into the ring, and Omnious tells him to as well. Carnage replies that he will do so when Woodbridge is sufficiently backed up. Woodbridge protests, but Omnious upholds the ruling, making him give Carnage half of the ring.
Carnage rolls back into the ring, and he and Woodbridge lock up. They jockey for position, with Carnage eventually forcing Woodbridge into a corner. Omnious counts till four before they break from each other, and he gives them both a short lecture. They lock up again, and Woodbridge manages to comes out on top with a knee to the stomach, then whips Carnage into his corner. He tags in Logan, and the two of them hit Carnage with a double hip toss. They follow it up with another double team move, with Logan going to the top rope to hit a double knee drop while Woodbridge hits a Backbreaker, but when Logan gets to the top rope, Omnious orders that the bell be rung.
DING! DING! DING!
Omnious calls Jewel into the ring, and whispers something into her ear.
Jewel : Ladies and Gentlemen, EWA Lt. Commissioner Victor Omnious has ruled that the winners of this match Kev Carnage and Shawn Stevens, because Mark Woodbridge has been disqualified for staying in the ring for too long after tagging out.
The crowd boos and chants {BULL-SH*T!}
Woodbridge agrees with them. He gets in Omnious face about it. “REALLY!” he screams. When the hell was the last time anyone was dq’ed for that? That is utter crap. Listen to th-
KICK IN THE GUT BY OMNIOUS! Omnious lands a few more strikes then hits him Woodbridge with a palm-strike to the heart! Scott Logan charges into the ring, but Omnious catches him and hits him with the Citizen’s Arrest!
Carnage and Stevens take this opportunity to sneak backstage. Omnious grabs a mic:
OMNIOUS: "I know you all have a lot of questions, so let me give you some answers...Show after show here in the EWA I watch referees miss easy calls and not make wrestlers adhere to the rules...The rule is 'get out of the ring after making a tag within 5 seconds' , not 'get out of the ring after making a tag after a 4 count and the referee then yelling at you and you ignoring him until you are done getting your shots in!’ How many warnings do these idiots give out every match? and the “wrestlers” in this company come out and blatantly ignore these rules every single match...and worst off all you fans only care if a rule is broken if it's by the 'someone you don’t like!' When someone you do like does it, then it's ok...(pulls piece of paper out of pocket) This here says that I, Victor Omnious, am a certified referee...not only am I a certified referee, look it up I got 100% on the exam...I know the rules inside and out, and I, unlike everyone else in the EWA office, am NOT afraid to enforce the rules just if it might annoy the fans. It's time for a change...time for things to be as they should...I am THE VIGILANTE, and I WILL right the wrongs of professional wrestling...ONE WAY OR ANOTHER !!!
Omnious drops mic and signals to someone to come help Logan and Woodbridge out of the ring. Medical staff comes out, but so does Ron Ellis, who is extremely pissed off.
Ellis: You promised you wouldn’t do this, Victor!
Omnious: Those are the rules, Ron! How are we supposed to expect anyone to take us seriously when we don’t even enforce our own rules?
Ellis: Just… go home, Victor. We’ll sort this out tomorrow.
Omnious goes backstage.
Ellis: Sorry about that everyone. My first personnel change didn’t go the way I had planned. Victor is a good guy at heart, though.
Ellis walks backstage and signal to Jewel to introduce the next match.
Jordan Delux def. Travis Vans (w/Kat Klash) after a DDS.