Burning Desire PPV Results

This is Josh Lennon once again with all the news that is the news in TWN. Last night was a real Barn Burner in Las Vegas as TWN brought you TWN Burning Desire live on Pay Per View. I'd like to thank all of you fans that tuned in and if you didn't you missed out on one hell of a show.

The evening started off with the TWN Television Championship. Steve Mason was forced to take on the Spartan one on one with the title on the line. Earlier in the week Mason was seen by many getting advice on how to possibly get out of this title opportunity that so many would snatch up in a heartbeat. He was looking for advice anywhere and everywhere. Unfortunately, his new iPod and subsequent accessories were no match against The Spartan's speed and power.

The next match was no less controversial. The triple threat tag match that was scheduled for two falls never saw that final pinfall as Kage struck Max down with a steel chair causing a DQ. After the match Sabre hugged his brother and then gave him a quick and powerful attack that let Hunter McKay know who he was actually working with.

Speaking of the tag match because of the DQ Michael Law successfully defended the tag titles without the help of his regular partner Orlando Order. Instead, he was forced to pair with one half of his arch nemesis...Chilltown's Maxwell Bryant.

Where are Dymond and Orlando? Well, half of that question was answered at Burning Desire. We'll get to that later.

The International title was on the line as well last night. Lance Vegas seemed to have totally lost the plot as he claimed to be a "wrestling god". We apologize to the current owner of that particular trademark. It seems someone took offense to the comment and made an example of Lance Vegas by beating him and then humiliating him right before his title defense. Which wound up to be a complete disaster. Poison Ivy took what she wanted from that match in a relatively easy manner. Ladies and gentlemen.....there is a new International Champion and her name is Poison Ivy.  Her win gives revolution X another title to add to their group.

Hunter finally gave his wife that red Ferrari she's been asking for, but shortly after she took off for a test drive she wound up missing. There has been no comment from the McKay team, but we at the TWN E-Zine are hoping she's alright.

Speaking of Hunter McKay, he finally lost the Universal Heavyweight Championship. At least, that's what I would have been saying if Dymond hadn't made his less than triumphant return at the end of Burning Desire. With a pair of wire cutters he helped Hunter McKay escape the Razor Cage a split second before Falco.

The Razor Cage match was a blood bath up until that point. Hunter and Falco beat the ever loving hell out of each other from bell to bell. You can bet Pete Falco isn't done with Revolution X.

Well, that's it for me. I look forward to D13 and I hope you do as well. There will be people looking for answers and we will keep you updated if anything happens over the week. Goodnight and good news.

-Josh Lennon (Editor of TWN MySpace eZine)