Russian Roulette wraps up...
"The Queen of the Ring" Lindsay Troy, who battled for about three months as Dis, shocked the world and ended Beast's epic Empire Pro World Championship reign.
Dis wrestled Beast to one of the all-time epic matches in any promotion, and dispite the not-so-honorable ending, the masked wrestler claimed the title.
What happened next shocked everyone in attendance. Dis disrobed to reveal that it was the Queen, it was the Queen all along, dammit. Despite many rumors that it was another Troy, Hornet or maybe even the erstwhile Dark Angel, Lindsay Troy was the one who played Empire Pro like a violin. Who knows where this is going to go, but I can't think Cross or Beast will be too happy about it. The second Dis made his appearance, but he (or she?) was not unmasked.
In other results, Cross survived two grueling matches on a bum knee to gain the number one contendership to Troy's newly won title. He defeated Steve Savoy in a cage and then took out the Anglo Luchador, JA, afterwards with a seemingly impossible moonsault. After the match, when JA was congratulating Cross, Savoy attacked both, resulting in a pull apart brawl between the former A1E Cyber Champion and the man previously known as Shawn Hart.
In other matches, Blitz won Tag Team Turmoil and the Empire Tag Titles, and they were summarily attacked by Troy Windham's Entourage, August De La Rossi and the Mysterious Zoltan. Sebastian Dodd eked out an Intercontinental Championship victory over former Champ, the returning Jonathan Marx. John Doe, or Isaac Byrne, whatever you want to call him, defeated Troy Douglas in a brutal inferno match. Karl "The Dragon" Brown earned teh right to the Dragon nickname when he defeated Eric Davis. And Jason Payne defeated Adam Benjamin.
Also making his return at the event was Vladimir Vlachinko. With his past history with Lindsay Troy, who knows what kind of impact this will have on the title picture.
Link:
http://www.fwrestling.com/host/EmpirePro
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