
-DARK MATCHES-
Xander Falmularo vs. Jay Keating
Maniac vs. Dark Tiger
Mark Evil vs. Matthew Kahne
{Collision kicks off with the normal video montage and we are taken to ringside where Willy Carter and Eric Hardy are ready to get the show started.}
Eric Hardy: Welcome back fans, tonight we have one heck of a show.
Willy Carter: That's right, This is the final show leading up to Picture Perfect and it promises to be a great one.
Eric Hardy: Indeed it will be Willy.
Willy Carter: Hardy check that out, is that Adam Knite sitting in the front row....
{The camera pans to Adam Knite who is positioned in the front row of the crowd. He smiles at the camera and holds up a ticket.}
Eric Hardy: Apparently he paid his way into the arena Willy.
Willy Carter: I guess there is no rule against that is there?
{Suddenly "One Girl Revolution" by Saving Jane begins to blare as Kelly Fox steps out she doesn't look in a pleasant mode as she heads straight towards Knite with Bob Mailville and his security crew close behind her. She gets in Adam's face and the camera's pick up the conversation.}
Kelly Fox: Adam, you're suspended, I told you you'd be allowed back when the Championship committee was done looking over the case. You can't be here.
Adam Knite: Kelly, I'm telling you, I didn't assault Ortega. I never layed a hand on him until I saw him laying in that floor and I was checking on him. I came to help Ortega dispite our problems. Besides I bought a ticket.
Kelly Fox: Where's the proof Adam... where's the evidance.... it all points to you, but we're still examing all the situation. You can stay here if you want, but you are not to step foot past this barricade. These security crew members will make sure of that.
Adam Knite: Fine... watching Trent is all I wanted anyway.
Willy Carter: Wow... Kelly didn't sound happy with Knite...
Eric Hardy: She sure didn't. It doesn't help her get accustomed to her new job when somebody she's close to had to be suspended.
Blow Me Away by Breaking Benjamins plays on the PA. Two lighting bolts strike along the arena as Angel Black steps through the curtain and a few seconds behind her comes JackHammer.
Mark Evil comes out next and raises his steel chair wrapped in barbed wire high into the air and starts to head towards the ramp
AJ Phoenix steps out and smirks looking around at the crowd, he points at his Lethal Intent shirt and mouths off a little.
Mr.Showtime steps out striking an arrogant pose and mouths " Don't you wish you were me".
Angel (hammer's wife) walks down the ramp followed somewhat close by JackHammer.
Prophet steps out from behind the curtain, followed by Fate. Both men follow Hammer and Angel down toward the ring.
Mark Evil hears someone say something to him and he gets into the fans face and attempts to hit the fan but thinks better of it.
AJ leaps up onto the ring apron and walks across it slowly, taking his time in the spotlight, he leaps over the top rope and has a small laugh talking to his fellow LI members
Angel stops near the steps as JackHammer climbs up the steps he stops at the top one and raising his left fist sending flame pyros shooting out of the ring posts. JackHammer then enters the ring stepping over the top rope.
Prophet slides underneath the ropes and focuses on the mat beneath him. Fate Steps alongside Prophet on the outside, speaking some final encouragements before the match.
AJ stretches against the ropes and as usual looks cocky, arrogant and self assured
Mr.Showtime climbs a turnbuckle and spreads his arms as if to absorb the love of the crowd. They're in the ring and Prophet grabs a microphone.
Dark Prophet: Spike Kane, time ticks away till July 20th, and so is your time to answer my challenge. I saw what you did last week at Collision, trying to impress me by helping Xavier pin Sexy Jason. I saw it and was NOT impressed. You have, for three weeks in a row, been the reason your partners in Social Distortion have won their matches. It is a cheap tactic, and is the reason why I want to show you and your cronies what Xtreme REALLY is. But you try and claim victory over me already, Spike. You say just because you've had a longer career, or beat me once SIX YEARS AGO matters? It doesn't. Fate is more Xtreme than you and he's had a two year long career. And you want to know about the Asylum? It is a twenty-five foot high cell. It has four sides of varying destructive qualities. One side is barbed wire. The second is electrified steel prison bars. The third is bulletproof glass between steel, with large pieces of wood with broken glass and nails stuck out of it. And the final side is regular mesh steel cage, with varying weapons strapped to it, like a weed whacker, spools of barbed wire, a can of gasoline and matches, and other goodies. I've removed the door to make sure there is no escape. Pinfalls and submissions are the ONLY way to win. Trapped inside the cage with all those toys, Spike. Don't you want to join me? You have two weeks to answer me.
Prophet hands the microphone to JackHammer.
JackHammer:"You know while we're out here and at it. I also have a challenge to lay out for the July ppv. Ace if you're are somewhere listening, I challenge you to a Russian chain match for the July ppv. I don't like you're sorry ass and I never will. I'm getting sick and tired of you and that bitch you call for a wife, you guys running amock around here in the NCW. Well if you accpet my challenge I plan on kicking your arse all over this arena and shutting your mouth up finally. And to make sure your wife stays out of it, my wife will be there of course and will gladly put her in her place."
JackHammer hands the mic over to AJ Phoenix.
AJ Phoenix:: "Well, while Jack and DP take out their frustrations I guess I have to find a way to spread out my time. I mean it's obvious Spike wants NOTHING to do with me. But that's fine, he can sit back and watch me go through each and every member of both the empire AND Social Enemies......now I know this might upset the brass of the NCW....and the reson for this is simple...there's a division here that I obviously belong in, a division of no limits......now unfortunatly I can't get added to the title match..so facing Angel or Xavier is out of the question...so instead maybe..just maybe I should face the man I faced in my first match....Jack Hammond...."
AJ smirks and hands the mic to....Mark Evil.
Mark Evil: Since I have made my return all I have done is destroy opponent after opponent. Now that we are on the same side me and Showtime have put our differences aside. Right now the only thing that I care about is causing pain to everyone I can. Next week I want you Reckoning...for the nCw Xtreme Championship!
Mark Evil hands the mic to Mr.Showtime.
Mr.Showtime:"I know you guys are expecting me to lay down a challenge but I've done some thinking and decided this. I am laying down an open challenge to anybody in the back. Whether they're from Social Distortion, whatever sad remnants of the Empire, or anybody in the back who think they can best the greatness that is Mr.Showtime. But whoever decides to go against me better make it known quick, because soon I will decide on someone to challenge and trust me they will not like it."
All the men in Lethal Intent leave after Showtime drops the mic, walking up the entrance ramp with cheers from the fans after the announcements made
Eric Hardy: Lethal Intent has made their expecations clear here tonight.
Willy Carter: They sure have, but we'll have to take a quick commercial break it would seen before we can get to our first match.
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Willy Carter: "Well, I don't know about you - but I'm pumped for this match!"
Eric Hardy: "I'm pumped, but I'm also intrigued. I can only imagine what's going to go down tonight not just with this match, but with all of the chaos between factions. We've got Social Enemies. We've got Social Distortion, Corporate Empire, and Lethal Intent. I can only imagine what all of these elements together are going to do."
The introduction to I.V. by X-Japan begins as the lights go very dim. When the intro stops and the music begins a spot light shines on the stage where Rob Diamond now stands with his arms stretched out. Maniac steps out behind him. Rob looks all around before throwing his arms down accompanied by some pyrotechnics. Rob makes his way down the ramp slapping the hands of those who are reaching, followed by Maniac. Diamond rolls in underneath the bottom rope and stands up. Maniac stops in the center of the aisle. Rob stretches out again and turns around and around so the whole arena can take him in. Some fans cheer, most boo, Rob is indifferent as he waits to begin the match. Maniac heads to Rob's corner of the ring.
Willy Carter: "Speaking of Social Distortion, here comes Rob Diamond."
Eric Hardy: "Rob Diamond's brother Maniac is a dominant competitor. Have you seen him perform in other companies? We're very lucky to have him here."
Willy Carter: "Did you hear how much he's paid a match? I want half that to commentate on his matches!"
Lights dim ever-so-slightly as the sound of a siren blares through the speakers. Fans search the arena, in a state of alarm and curiousity. The siren soon flows into the rhythmic remix of Disturbed's "Indestructible", queing the entrance of nCw talent, Justin Marsham.
I'll have you know/That I've become.../Indestructible/Determination that is incorruptible/From the other side/A terror to behold/Annihilation will be unavoidable/Every broken enemy will know/That their opponent had to be invincible/Take a last look around while you're alive/I'm an indestructible master of war
Emerging from amidst the crowd, Marsham slaps hands with a series of fans while tunneling through the bodies. He moves quick and passes through the audience unhindered. One quick movement carries him over the guard rail and he heads up the remaining ramp-way with his eyes fixed upon the ring, engrossed in the possibilities that may unfold within the match.
Willy Carter: "Marsham said he was going to make an example out of Rob Diamond. I think that Maniac may put an end to that thought."
Fans erupt with cheers as Marsham slides under the bottom rope and rolls to his feet in one fluid movement. He bounds up onto the middle rope and throws a fist into the air, seeking and receiving a strong fan reaction. Shortly thereafter, he turns to his corner and awaits his opponent so that the match can officially go under-way.
Eric Hardy: "I want to know what Justin Marsham has against Tyler Jacobs. There's something more to this than what Marsham's letting on and I want to know what it is."
Willy Carter: "I've had very little interaction with Marsham, but I will say that he's not the kind of man to complain about not winning matches or not being in matches. There is definitely something more to this and it has something to do with Tyler Jacobs."
Willy Carter: "Hold that thought! Here comes one of the fastest rising stars in nCw!"
The arena is still buzzing from the night's events, the hubbub of the crowd settling slightly, the audience waiting for the next event.
Then suddenly a drumline rips out through the PA, lights in the arena flashing, the Tron showing Jack as he stands, grinning confidently, occasionally strobing with his name in bold letters. A lairy British voice can be heard shouting out over it, the drums still crashing away.
We put this festival on you b******s, with alot of love!
We worked for one year for you pigs!
And you want to break our walls down and destroy us?!
Well you go to hell!
With that, a British Invasion fuzzed up riff breaks through, just as Jack Hammond strides through with a confident grin, the lights still flashing above him and from the Tron as he observes the crowd, shrugging before walking down the ramp towards the ring, still looking about, grinning.
He jumps onto the ring apron before hopping over the top rope, wheeling about, yelling at the crowd, mounting the second turnbuckle to look around the arena before hopping off and limbering up in the ring, staring down both Justin Marsham and Rob Diamond.
Official Norman Dafoe has been assigned to this match. Marsham glares at the official, foretelling his distrust of the referee. But, he must ignore this. He has two opponents to deal with. Jack Hammond tugs on the ring ropes, checking their elasticity, while Rob Diamond smirks and awaits the ring of the bell.
Eric Hardy: "Rob Diamond must feel confident with Maniac down at ring side. He knows he has Social Distortion in the back, but-"
Willy Carter: "-BUT, Rob Diamond may not need any of them. He's as good as they come and he's proving that he is the future of this company!"
The ring bell sounds and the trio begin to rotate within the ring. Each man is careful of his step and searches for an opening. As the three rotate within the ring, the first to strike is the unexpected one. Maniac reaches into the ring and hooks Marsham's ankle, causing him to a stagger. This distracts The Epitome of Technical Finesse long enough for Diamond to rush across the ring and take Hammond down with a clothesline. Directing his attention to Maniac on the outside, Marsham's back is to Diamond as he soars across the ring and school boy roll-ups Marsham!
Eric Hardy: "One!"
Willy Carter: "No! Diamond isn't getting out of this one that quickly. Hammond breaks that count!"
Hammond surrounds Diamond's head with his arm, guiding the member of Social Distortion to his feet with a side headlock. Diamond thanks him by shoving Hammond to the ropes and telegraphs a back body drop. Hooking the ropes, Hammond stops his progression forward and Marsham takes Diamond down with a chop block to the back of his left knee. With Diamond down, it is as if Hammond does not exist. Marsham begins delivering repeated boots into Diamond's upper abdomen. He is forced to roll to the ropes and get the referee to separate the two. Meanwhile, Hammond bides his time - sizing up both opponents.
Eric Hardy: "Here we go! Diamond used that as a diversion!"
While Marsham has been known to use under-handed tactics, it's Diamond that scores with an eye gouge on Marsham! Diamond seizes the opportunity and snap-mare Marsham in front. Hammond does not allow Diamond to carry out of the rest of his plans. He flies past Diamond and ensnares his head, spiking the back of Rob's skull into the canvas with a neck-breaker. Marsham returns to his feet and locks up with Hammond in a collar-and-elbow. Both jockey for position, but Hammond wins out. He whips Marsham to the ropes and - upon his return - hits the deck. Diamond's getting to his feet and Marsham flies over top Hammond, landing a fabulous spinning heel kick on Diamond.
Eric Hardy: "Nice move! Diamond's down. NO! Diamond's still alive and Marsham gets hit with a jaw-breaker. Diamond continues the offensive and a Reverse DDT takes Marsham down. Diamond with a pin, no, here comes Hammond. Diamond springs up with a drop-kick, but it causes Hammond to just back pedal."
Lunging forward, Diamond tries to take Hammond down with a Diamond Cutter. Diamond hooks Hammond's head, but Hammond shoves him off into the turnbuckle. Hammond throws a quick punch, but Diamond blocks and exchanges positions - tossing Hammond into the turnbuckle. One quick punch to Hammond's jaw rocks him and allows Diamond enough time to lift his opponent up onto the top turnbuckle.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham's back up. Rear waist lock on Diamond. He hauls him over with that German Suplex!"
One.
TWO!
Diamond kicks out and rolls backwards. When he gets to his feet, Hammond's off the top turnbuckle with a missile drop-kick! Marsham, too, returns to his feet. Marsham shares a word with the referee, although what he says goes unheard by the audience. He also shouts something down at Maniac which fires up the audience.
Eric Hardy: "Rob Diamond is resilient. He just got hit by a missile drop-kick and here's a quick arm drag on Marsham! Hammond, too, gets thrown to the canvas with an arm drag! He's moving fast because he knows a triple threat match is all about survival."
One stiff shot to Marsham's abdomen doubles him over and Diamond is able to apply a standing head-scissors. He prepares to powerbomb Marsham, but Hammond's up!
Eric Hardy: "Hammond springs up off Marsham's back and lands a Shining Wizard on Diamond! Where did he come from? We have to see that speed again. Check out this replay."
While the replay is shown, Hammond springs off the middle rope with a lionsault. When he comes down, he comes down hard; Diamond lifts his legs and protects himself, causing Hammond to crash chest first onto Diamond's knees. Hammond falls off Diamond, gripping his chest, and Diamond quickly rolls him up non-chalantly.
One.
Not even a two count as Marsham dives in with a double axe handle. Immediately, Marsham drags Diamond from the wreckage and telegraphs a figure four leg lock. As he steps over the leg, he stops and calls out to the fans, "Nah!", and shakes his head. Instead of a submission, Marsham resorts to stomping Diamond's left knee - the same he had chop blocked earlier. Diamond hurriedly crawls to the ropes and forces the referee to separate them.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham's sharing another word with Maniac. Diamond's trying to get a breath of fresh air during this-WHAT?! Hammond springboards and drop-kicks Diamond as he re-enters the ring. Diamond tries to get free, but Hammond's got'em. Arm wrench and a go behind, Hammond's got his head and-a Side Effect."
Willy Carter: "Hammond goes to the ropes, but Marsham's returning his focus to the match. He could-wait. Diamond rolls out of the way before anything can happen and taunts his opponents. Is Diamond really smarter than them?"
Eric Hardy: "Let's wait a see."
Remaining perched on the top turnbuckle, Hammond watches as Marsham and Diamond lock up. Marsham takes the upper hand, but does not retain it. Diamond is able to wrench his arm to the side and strike fast.
Willy Carter: "There's a huge spinning back fist right to Marsham's gut. Diamond's got him prepped for a double arm DDT in no time! NO! Hammond from across the ring with a clothesline! NO!"
Ducking beneath Hammond's thrown clothesline, he - in turn - shoves Marsham off into the ropes. Hammond bounces off the opposite ropes as he misses with the lariat. Before Marsham can pick up steam, Diamond moves forward and lands a perfect drop-kick that forces the Epitome of Technical Finesse from the ring. When Diamond returns to his feet, he spies Hammond. A quick hip-toss attempt is blocked by Hammond and Diamond, instead, is taken to the canvas with a swinging neck-breaker.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham's out on the floor and Maniac is just laying into him. Maniac's got him and there's a sick thud! He just whipped Marsham into the ring post! Marsham looks hurt."
Maniac looks to be amused at what he has done to Marsham, then returns his attention to the ring.
Willy Carter: "Look into the ring! Hammond's up on the top rope. He's going to fly!"
Moving to soar from the top turnbuckle on the prone Rob Diamond, Hammond is surprised as Maniac leaps onto the ring apron and hooks Hammond's leg to prevent him from performing an aerial attack. This allows Diamond enough time to get to his feet, leap up onto the turnbuckle, and throw Hammond into the ring with a sick belly to belly overhead suplex.
Eric Hardy: "How fair is this?!"
Willy Carter: "Not very. This isn't a tag team match. Maniac shouldn't even be out here and he's giving Rob Diamond the advantage."
Eric Hardy: "Marsham said that he wanted to make an example of Rob Diamond, but I think Rob Diamond and Maniac are trying to make an example out of Hammond and Marsham. I have to believe that The Social Enemies are watching this match. This is for them."
Applying pressure to Hammond's lower back, Diamond wrenches back - hooking in a Boston crab. He seeks a submission victory while Marsham is down and out on the outside. The official warns Maniac, but does not eject him from ring-side. Crawling into the ring, Marsham notes this fact and sneers. The only person to see Marsham's entrance into the squared circle is Hammond and he is more than welcomed to see him.
Picking up a full head of steam using the ropes, Marsham throws a foot into the air and breaks the submission up with a nasty looking Yakuza kick. Diamond doubles over, but rises back up to his feet in a daze. Marsham reacts quickly and hauls Rob over with a snap suplex. He retains the hold and rolls Diamond over once more. Another snap suplex whips Diamond's lower back against the canvas hard. Again, Marsham retains the hold. He rolls Diamond over and then tosses him forward, releasing the front face chancery and arm drape, allowing Diamond to crash into the canvas face and chest first.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham should pin Diamond now before Hammond can collect himself."
Grabbing Diamond by the nape of the neck, Marsham guides his opponent to a knee. He applies an arm wrench to Diamond which the agile man is able to reverse into a hammer-lock. Marsham throws a back elbow, but Diamond ducks and releases his arm. When Marsham turns, Diamond lifts and executes a perfect Northern Lights suplex. He applies a bridge.
One.
TWO.
Willy Carter: "Marsham kicks out, but there's Hammond too. He wouldn't have got the pin fall in either case."
A collar and elbow tie-up is locked on between Hammond and Diamond. After a moment or two of positioning, Diamond begins chopping Hammond across the chest. He causes Hammond to back pedal, but Marsham responds - sending a forearm into Diamond's back. Marsham tugs Diamond around and pulls him up onto a shoulder for an Argentine Backbreaker. Hammond gets a piece of the action as well. Marsham and Hammond both drop to their knees, executing a backbreaker-neckbreaker combination on Rob Diamond.
Eric Hardy: "Diamond's down and here's Marsham and Hammond. Hammond comes off those ropes and kicks off Marsham, twisting in mid-air, and drops a guillotine leg drop on Rob Diamond! OH MY GOD?!? Did you see that!"
When Hammond kicks off of Marsham, it causes Marsham to fall backward. The fans go wild for Hammond's speed and this move is no different.
Eric Hardy: "Hammond should go for a pin, but he's gathering what he can of Diamond. He whips Diamond to the ropes. Hammond leap frogs and Diamond's off the opposite ropes-AND EWW! Hammond just came out of nowhere with that enziguri. That was an enziguri, right?"
Willy Carter: "I think so. All I know is Diamond just got knocked for a loop!"
Hammond goes for a quick cover, but he does not hear the referee count. Looking back, he spies Maniac distracting the referee. He slaps the canvas wildly and then gets to his feet to get the official's attention. Marsham kneels and just shakes his head, figuring that this would happen.
Eric Hardy: "Hammond's trying to get the referee's attention and there goes Marsham!"
When Hammond abandons Diamond, Marsham sweeps in like a vulture. He drives an endless volley of boots into Diamond; and when he breaks a sweat doing this, Marsham leaps into the air a drops a knee across Diamond's brow. There is no pin attempt made and no end in sight for Marsham's assault. Well -- until Diamond scurries across the ring and slips outside to freedom. Maniac drops from the apron and goes to tend to his brother, no longer distracting the referee.
Eric Hardy: "Well, damn. I just don't think that this is at all fair."
Willy Carter: "Is it about what's fair? Maniac and Diamond want to show the Social Enemies what they intend to do to them. There's a lot of anger and hatred here."
Eric Hardy: "Here we go! We haven't seen a showdown between Marsham and Hammond yet and you've got to imagine that Marsham wants to beat Hammond after their last encounter."
Willy Carter: "True. They've been so busy with Diamond and, now, Maniac that an opportunity to face each other has not come until now!"
Both Marsham and Hammond stare each other down. Intensity builds within the ring as these two men receive a huge applause from the fans. Neither man looks to their opponent on the outside, who continues to receive word from his brother. Both Marsham and Hammond lock up. A quick shove takes Hammond off his feet, but he rolls back up to a vertical base. Yet - as soon as Hammond stands - Marsham drop-kicks his right knee out from under him.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham with a head lock, but Hammond's fighting up to his feet. There's a quick elbow and-No, he's not free. Marsham puts him into that pump-handled position. Pump-handled backbreaker and Hammond's down!"
Marsham instantly goes for a pin, but Hammond is able to grab the bottom rope and break the count. So, Marsham continues the assault and drags Hammond up to his feet. He sets him up for another pump-handled backbreaker, then lifts. Somehow, Hammond manages to get his legs up and around Marsham's head and hurricanrana him down. After Marsham hits the canvas, the next impact he feels is being crushed beneath a Hammond driven senton splash.
Hammond makes a lateral press. One.
Two. No! Marsham breaks free and Hammond drops a few boots into him afterwards all while rising back to his feet. Drawing Marsham up to his feet, Hammond attempts a suplex, but Marsham is able to resist. He blocks a second attempt and instantly goes for an arm-bar on Hammond. Though he has shown technical prowess before, this is not a time. Hammond rolls free real quick and arm drags Marsham down.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham to his feet and Hammond is trying to run circles around him. That's a nice heel kick followed by a standing moonsault!"
A quick cover by Hammond turns into a reversed cradle by Marsham. One. Two. Hammond shifts his weight and is able to Oklahoma roll Marsham back down. One. Two. Thr-NO! Marsham gets free just in time, causing Diamond distress on the outside. Marsham's back up when Hammond gets to his feet, and he whips Hammond to the ropes. Outside, Diamond argues with a fan is oblivious to what occurs in the ring!
Willy Carter: "Hammond with a sommersault plancha onto Diamond. Maniac looks shocked and . OH! Marsham follows suit. He just suicide dived into Maniac!"
Eric Hardy: "OH MY GOD!"
All four men battle on the outside, although Marsham and Hammond have the upper hand. Rob Diamond tries to free himself from Hammond's grasps, but Hammond's grip is secure and solid. He hurls Diamond into the ring barrier while Marsham and Maniac exchange rights and lefts. Norman Dafoe shouts to all competitors from in the ring, threatening a mandatory ten count.
And so the ten count begins!
One. Two. Three. A solid back elbow into Hammond's mid-section allows Diamond an opportunity. Or so he thought. He attempts a clothesline, but is instead caught with a quick boot into the stomach. Four. Hammond exercises his athleticism and leaps up onto the ring barrier. He maintains balance and leaps off, catching Diamond with a Tornado DDT that spikes him head first on the floor! However, it also takes a toll on Hammond!
Willy Carter: "Five. Six. The count continues and that move may have just cracked Diamond's skull open!"
Eric Hardy: "The count has stopped now as Dafoe is out checking on Hammond and Diamond after that move."
Action returns to Marsham and Maniac. Maniac has busted Marsham open at the brow and blood is dripping down Marsham's cheek. The exchange soon ends as one more right hand rocks Maniac and Marsham turns towards the fans.
Eric Hardy: "What is Marsham doing?! It looks like he's talking to the fans."
Willy Carter: "He's asking the fans for a chair-and they are happy to give it to them."
Eric Hardy: "NO! Marsham with a chair and he-OHHH! Look at that dent in that chair! He just took Maniac out and the fans love this!"
Fans begin to chant their appreciation for this match when Marsham returns the chair to the fan that gave it to him. He then heads to Diamond and Hammond. Both men are getting to their feet slowly, but surely. The Epitome of Technical Finesse sends a knee into Diamond's side and then slings Hammond back into the ring. The ten count ceases as Marsham assists Diamond inside as well.
Eric Hardy: "Marsham and Hammond are sharing some words and it doesn't look to be friendly."
Willy Carter: "Are they conspiring? You know, it was one sided before and now that one sided-ness continues. Marsham's got Diamond up in a shoulder mount and Hammond's on the apron. Here comes a springboard and Hammond-OH! Marsham drops with an Electric Chair Drop and Hammond assists with a serious Bull-Dog!"
Jay Keating was in complete control, and hit the Angel Wings to pick up the win, in an impressive debut.
Maniac dominated Tiger for the fans who got a big show from the crazy one. Maniac hit the F5 for the win in an impressive display of power.
Despite Mark Evil using his seasoned veteran advantage, Matthew Kayne was still able to hit a suprising Force Ten cutter for the win.