Tommy Purr_Vs.Gerard Angelo

"Can't Stop (22nd Century Lifestyle)" by pre Thing plays and out comes Tommy Purr to a sea of cheering fans. Tommy makes his way to the ring and awaits his opponent.  "F.C.P.R.E.M.I.X." by The Fall Of Troy begins and Gerard Angelo appears before the crowd gaining him a mixed reaction. Gerard races towards the ring, slides under the bottom ropes, jumps up to his feet and stands toe to toe with Tommy Purr. The two stare each other down as they await the bell.

Ricky Simms - Tension is mounting as these two allies size each other up.

Henry Lesher - Tommy has my vote.

Ricky Simms - Tommy always has your vote.

The bell rings and Tommy gives Gerard a poke to the chest. Gerard stumbles backwards and loses his footing and falls flat on his back. Tommy quickly covers Gerard for the pin as the ref gives a three count. Tommy Purr is declared the winner.

Henry Lesher - That has got to be the shortest match on record.

Ricky Simms - I knew Tommy could do it.

Tommy stands up and extends his hand to help Gerard to his feet. Both men smile as some of the fans boo loudly while others cheer. Hoshi slips inside the ring and hands Tommy the mic.

Tommy - Divine Intervention is here to stay. We are not going anywhere and we are not going to be played as pawns. We have a heavenly purpose!  We are the acts of God and we are here to bring justice.

A Place for my Head plays and out walks Myst Skanes with her enforcer Jakob Sykes at her side.

Myst - Tommy...Tommy...Tommy. I asked you and your sidekick Gerard to do one small little thing and you've sadly failed. All I asked for was one match. A chance for the world to see who really is the glue in your little stable. And you both go and pull that bullshit of a match!!

Myst shakes her head with disgust.

Myst -  I give you the stars and you want the moon. For to long the renegades and rejects have been running around Anarchy coming and going as they please. Now, its been some time since I've had to put a spoiled child over my knee but if you two disappoint me again you'll get more than a sore behind you will both be un-employed.

Tommy and Gerard exit the ring as Myst disappears behind the curtain with Jakob in tow.

Ricky Simms - Myst is really pushing her weight around.

Henry Lesher - Tommy has the Acts of God on his side I'm not worried.

Looking in we see Max leaning up against a tall tree. The sun can be seen shining down on him. A light snow can be seen on the ground.

Off in the distance we see some children playing at a park. As we pan in closer we see a little boy running around playing tag with some other kids. He looks to be having the time of his life. He has light brown hair and is wearing a black heavy winter jacket and jeans.

As we look back at Max we can see he has a big smile on his face as he watches the children play.

As we look back down we see the little boy is now sliding down a slide. As he reaches the bottom we see a lady there to catch him. As we look a little closer we see that it is Max's ex wife Maxine. As she catches the boy she turns to her left and looks up. As she does this we fade to black.

Max Cameron_Vs.Jack Spade

"Ace of Spades" by Moterhead fills the arena as Jack Spade makes his way to the ring. The fans cheer as he steps through the ropes, raising his arms, and proclaiming himself the soon to be victor of the upcoming match. His music fades, and "Hells Bells" by AC/DC starts, and the fans cheer loudly as Max Cameron, the Battle of the Warriors winner, starts making his way to the ring. Max raises his arms in celebration of his huge win last week. He steps into the ring, and climbs the corner to the second turnbuckle, raising his hands toward the fans, as the bell rings to start the match.

Ricky Simms - Jack seems confident.

Henry Lesher - My money is on Max Cameron.

As Max steps back to the mat, Jack Spade rushes at him from behind, landing a heavy dropkick to the back of Cameron's head, and forcing the Battle of the Warriors winner face first into the turnbuckle.  Jack follows up by pulling Max back, and using a side head lock to pull Cameron to the middle of the ring. Max pushes Jack forward, breaking the hold, and sending Spade against the ropes. Jack rebounds, ducks a clothesline from Cameron, hits the far side, and connects with a high dropkick on the way back.

Jack immediately jumps on the fallen Cameron, going for a quick pin. 1... and Max kicks out before the two count, beats Jack to his feet, and lays Spade out with a powerful clothesline. As Jack starts to stand back up, Max comes up from behind, and hits a belly-to-back suplex, quickly moving around to lock on an armbar while Spade is still down. Max increases the pressure, but Jack pulls his legs up, rolling backwards to escape the hold and end up on his feet. He stomps down hard on Cameron's hand as Max tries to push himself up.

Ricky Simms - Jack really showing his ability to get out of jam.

Henry Lesher - Wake me up when this match is over.

Max rolls away, holding his hand, wincing in pain. Jack presses the advantage, grabbing Max, and giving him repeated shots to the head while backing him up to the corner. Jack then pulls Max out, whipping him into the far corner, and runs in, jumping high to land a big corner splash. Jack then keeps pushing, climbing to the second corner, and landing a series of right hands on Max's head. After five of these blows, Max reaches up, grabbing Jack around the waist, takes a few steps forward, and drops Spade down in a front spinebuster.  Max grabs Jack's legs, and slingshots him into the corner. Spade's head bounces off the turnbuckle as he staggers back, right into a waiting Cameron, who executes a scoop slam before trying for a pin. 1...2..., Spade manages to get his shoulder up before the three.

Cameron pulls Spade to his feet, and applies The Never Ending dragon sleeper. He pulls back, trying to force Jack to submit, but Spade fights the hold, pulling Max close to the ropes. When Jack is close enough, he pulls back, using the ropes to springboard himself up and over Max's head, pulling Max down in a springboard assai-ddt.

Jack quickly gets to his feet, and lands a falling dropkick to the face of the still grounded Cameron. He follows this up with a series of quick kicks to Max's chest and face, and a jumping elbow drop. Jack picks Max up by the hair, standing him as he whips him into the ropes, only to have Cameron reverse the whip, sending Jack to the ropes instead.

As Jack rebounds, he ducks a clothesline from Max, hitting the far ropes. As he returns again, Cameron attempts a backdrop, only to have Spade leapfrog over his lowered head. On the third return, Max catches Spade in a position for a sidewalk slam, but Spade keeps his momentum going, and spins around, catching Max's head with his ankles, and sending Cameron to the mat with a head scissor takedown.

Max slams his fist against the mat, and stands, blocking a punch from the advancing Spade. Max returns the attack, twice over, before spinning Jack around, and hitting a huge German Suplex. Max lands a couple of blows to Spade's head before lifting him up, and hitting a perfect vertical suplex, rolling with the momentum, and hooking Spade's leg for the pin. 1...2... Jack kicks out just before the three count.

Cameron pulls Spade up by the hair, and whips him into the corner, following up by charging in with a clothesline. He pulls Jack out, and whips him to the far corner, charging in once again for an attack, but Jack drops to the mat, sliding under the bottom rope, and letting Max run headlong into the corner. As Cameron stumbles back, Spade leaps to the top rope from the apron, and jumps off, hitting a missile dropkick on Cameron, who goes down.

Jack pulls Max up by the hair, and snapmares him over, so that he's sitting on the mat. Spade then runs at the far ropes, and lands a front dropkick on the sitting Max Cameron's face. Spade quickly stands, and starts landing a quick series of kicks on the fallen Max, forcing Cameron to roll under the ropes to the mat area to catch his breath.

As Max wanders around the ring, keeping a close eye on the referee's count, Jack Spade runs for the ropes, and dives over top, connecting solidly with a flipping plancha. He and Max both go down hard, and fight to get back up as the ref restarts his count. At the count of seven, Spade stands, pulls Max to his feet slowly, and rolls him back into the ring before quickly following himself.

As Max slowly gets to his feet, Jack runs against the ropes, and rebounds off, landing a Trainwreck Dropkick against Max Cameron's lowered head. Cameron falls back to the mat. Jack Spade climbs the ropes in the corner, signaling to the crowd to get their cheers. He leaps from the top, going for the 450 splash, but Max raises his knees, catching Spade in the chest as he lands the move. As Jack struggles to get his breath back, Max wearily stands, and grabs Jack from behind, once again applying The Never Ending dragon sleeper. He pulls back, really putting on the pressure as the ref asks Jack to submit. Jack refuses, and Max tightens the hold even more. The referee again asks Spade if he gives up, but Jack is refusing. Rated R makes his way towards the ring. Max doesn't appear to notice the intrusion as he applies even more pressure on Jack. Jack raises his arms slightly giving him enough momentum to loosen the hold just enough to snap Max out of his seemingly deathly grip. Jack Spade elbows Max in the stomach to get his attention than points outside of the ring where Rated R stands with a smug expression on his face. Max grits his teeth as he struggles to recover from the elbow to the stomach and as he tries to regain his hold on Jack. Rated R steps up onto the apron and beings to taunt Max Cameron.

Ricky Simms - I can't believe Jack warned Max about Rated R!

Henry Lesher - Apparently Jack has no life.

Max turns his attention towards Rated R giving Jack all the opportunity to get an advantage in the match. Instead, Jack pushes past Max Cameron and makes his way over to Rated R and gives him a hard push off the apron. Rated R falls backwards off the apron and lands hard on the floor below. Jack turns around and Max stands there looking dumbfounded. Jack extends his hand out to Max. Max takes a few steps forward and extends his hand and the two exchange a hand shake. Jack tries to let go of the hand shake but Max Cameron hangs on and begins squeezing Jack's hand tightly causing Jack to fall to his knees.

Ricky Simms - Looks like Max can't let go.

Lesher - It must be all the spinach he had for breakfast.

Jack groans in agony as Max manages once again puts Jack in The Never Ending dragon sleeper. Max pulls back tightly, applying enough pressure to the dragon sleeper to force Jack Spade to tap out, and the ref to call for the bell.

Ricky Simms - Jack was just trying to do the right thing.

Henry Lesher - Nice guys finish last haven't we been through this before?

Sal Clemenzo_Vs.Maybon

"Creep" by Radiohead plays as De'Anton Maybon steps out onto the stage where the crowd gives him the standard mixed reception. Maybon stands on stage for a few moments and takes in the atmosphere of the crowd. He then starts down the ramp, but he is attacked from behind by a baseball bat wielding Sal Clemenzo. Sal strikes Maybon in the back of the knees with the bat and then he chokes him with it while the referee calls for the bell.

Ricky Simms - There are no rules. There are no count outs. This is going to be a brawl.

Henry Lesher - Yes it will and you can shut up and allow me to enjoy it.

Sal continues to choke Maybon while the referee checks for a possible submission or a sign that Maybon is going to sleep. Maybon reaches back and eye gouges Sal twice, then he kicks back and gives Sal a low blow which finally breaks the choke. Maybon then turns and gives Sal a knee to the gut and then gives him a hip toss onto the steel ramp. Maybon then picks Sal up and gives him a body slam onto the steel and then gives him an elbow across the throat and goes for the pin. 1...2... kick out by Sal Clemenzo which Maybon takes issue with towards the referee.

Ricky Simms - Maybon thought that should have been a three count.

Henry Lesher - The man is right, but who cares? This match can go on all night.

Sal stands Maybon up and pulls him down the ramp to ringside. Sal then rams Maybon's head into the guard railing and then Sal pulls up the gym mats from the floor, exposing the concrete. Sal then places Maybon in a headlock and readies for a DDT. Instead, Maybon gives Sal a backdrop to the floor and then Maybon lands a leg drop across the throat on Sal before he goes for the quick pin. 1...2... kick out by Sal. Maybon shakes his head, certain that should have been the end of it as he stands Sal up. Maybon then picks Sal up and gives him a fallaway slam to the floor and again goes for the pin. 1...2... kick out by Sal Clemenzo.

Ricky Simms - If these two hit that concrete much more than this, both careers could be shortened here.

Henry Lesher - Sal is a monster and Maybon looks like one. This is a match made in heaven and just for me.

Maybon stands sal up and rolls him into the ring. Maybon then reaches under the ring apron and draws out a trash can that he throws into the ring. Maybon then reaches over the railing and steals a chair from a fan in the front row. Maybon ignores their objections as he then rolls himself into the ring, chair in hand. Maybon then gets to his feet and drills sal over the back with the chair. He hits him a second time across the back and then rolls him over for the pin. 1...2... Sal rolls a shoulder out. Maybon then picks up the trash can and sets it between the top and middle rope in the corner. Maybon points at the trash can and then at Sal. Maybon then stands Sal up and whips him towards the trash can, but Sal reverses it and he sends Maybon shoulder first into the trash can. Sal then lands a German suplex on Maybon and keeps his shoulders down for the pin attempt. 1...2... kick out by Maybon.

Ricky Simms - I really thought that was it.

Henry Lesher - No chance, not between these two. This is great. Why can't we fire Hoshi and have every match like this?

Sal grabs the chair and waits for Maybon to get to his hands and knees and then drills him over the top of the head with it. Sal then sets the chair in the middle of the ring, stands Maybon up and whips him off the ropes. Sal then gives Maybon a drop toe hold that sends him face first into the seat of the chair. Sal then gives Maybon a DDT to the mat from there and then goes for the pin. 1...2... Maybon gets a foot on the bottom rope and Sal curses under his breath.

Ricky Simms - Sal would have won that if he had hooked the leg.

Henry Lesher - There are a lot of things these guys might do. I want you to be quiet and let me enjoy this.

Sal stands Maybon up, whips him into the corner buckle and then charges straight into a raised boot to the chin from Maybon. Maybon then jumps to the second rope and then lands a clothesline on Sal Clemenzo from there. Maybon then stands Sal up and whips him through the ropes and out to the floor. Maybon then drops and rolls himself out to the floor and then puts the boots to Sal Clemenzo. Maybon then brings Sal to the portion of the floor area where the gym mats have been pulled back. He sets for a DDT, but Sal stops him and then gives him a shoulder block that sends him into the steel corner post where Maybon then grabs at his back and winces in pain. Sal leaps onto the apron, places Maybon in a headlock and then gives him a bulldog to the exposed concrete before rolling him over for the pin. 1...2...3! Sal Clemenzo gets the win tonight. He wastes no time in then heading back up the ramp while telling the camera that it will be Ryan Yorke soon enough. Sal spits blood on the floor while the fans cheer the action they saw tonight.

Ricky Simms - That match could have gone either way. I hope we see them fight again.

Henry Lesher - For one time in my life, I agree with you Rick. Sal against Maybon equals ratings, blood and a vicious streak that few wrestlers in this company can match, much less dream of having.