Final Impact 2009

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Kerry Lane: Welcome Ladies and Gentleman, to the third installment of Final Impact, and huge Milestone in the IWF.

Josh Hart: We have a superstacked show for you tonight, and expect the unexpected here tonight.

Kerry Lane: This is certainly one of the biggest shows the IWF has ever put on. Just to name a few matches, Charlie Titan vs Charlie Wayne, Kassidy vs MNM, Montana vs Adam Freeman, Mike Miller vs Cahan Malone, Cms vs Maggot, Hayes defends his Xtreme Championship, The RMC defend their tag titles against The former champs the United Envies.

Josh Hart: These matchups need no more hype, all the stars of the IWF are here tonight for this epic show. Folks sit back and enjoy the show!

Fury of the Storm by Shadows Fall hit’s a William Rose slowly walks to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen it is time for the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. The winner of this match will have the opportunity to challenge the IWF Champion any time any place. Introducing first Standing in at six feet seven inches, weighing in at two hundred and eighty-nine pounds from Leeds, England, William Rose!

Josh Hart: Here comes the newest member of the RMC and has a chance to prove himself here in the MITB.

Kerry Lane: Being apart of a faction means pulling your own weight and he has a chance to do that tonight.

I’m Me by Lil Wayne hits DJ Primetime comes out and he makes his way to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet three inches, weighing in at two hundred and seventy-five pounds from St. Louis, Missouri, DJ Primetime!

Josh Hart: DJ Primetime won the last spot for Hardcore Impact in a Ladder Match.

Kerry Lane: He has stepped his game up in the past few weeks and has a chance to further his career with a win tonight.

Tear Away by Drowning Pool hits as Ryan Harrison makes his way to the ring accompanied by the boos from all the fans in the arena.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet nine inches, weighing in at two hundred and ten pounds, from New York City, New York, "The Next Level" Ryan Harrison!

Josh Hart: Here comes the thorn in the side of James Kash we all know James Kash does not want Ryan Harrison to win this match.

Kerry Lane: He even has a superstar on the pay-roll to make sure he doesn't win here tonight.

Somewhere I Belong by Linkin Park begins to play as Jay Raven makes his way to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet and one inch weighing in at two hundred and fifteen pounds from The Nest, Jay Raven!

Josh Hart: Speak of the devil this is the hired gun for James Kash to do whatever he can to keep Harrison from winning the MITB Briefcase.

Kerry Lane:Not only does Jay Raven have to fight to win for himself he has to make sure Ryan Harrison doesn't win as well.

Dead Memories by Slip Knot hit’s the arena and Liam Blair makes his way to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet and ten inches weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds from The Abyss, The Prince of Pain, Liam Blair!

Josh Hart: Here comes Liam Blair and he looks ready to fight his way to victory.

Kerry Lane: He will be in the fight for his life tonight all these men are hungry for the win.


“Welcome Home†by Coheed and Cambria hits as Magnus Greyson makes his way to the ring and the crowd cheers loudly for the fan favorite.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet five inches weighing in at two hunred and eighty-five pounds from Knoxville, Tennessee, Magnus "Path Walker" Greyson!

Josh Hart: Magnus Greyson is the favorite to win for Monday Night Mayhem he has been on a roll as of late.

Kerry Lane: Even if that is the case he has his work cut out for him tonight.

Money In The Bank Match

Willaim Rose vs. Liam Blair vs. Magnus Greyson
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DJ Primetime vs. Jay Raven vs. Ryan Harrison​

Bell Rings:The bell rings signifying the start of the match all 6 men stare at each other then Magnus runs and he spears Jay Raven out of the ring, and with that move all the mayhem starts as everyone locks up with someone. Different but on the outside of the ring Magnus is beating his fists into Ravens face he then picks up Raven from off the ring floor and then he hits him with a an Implant DDT. Magnus then folds up one of the ladders located on the outside of the ring and he slides it into the ring. Magnus picks up the ladder he runs and he slams it into DJ Primetime and Liam Blair who are fighting in the corner of the ring. Then he turns around and he hits both William Rose and Ryan Harrison with it knocking both of them out. Magnus then sets up the ladder in the center of the ring and he begins the climb to retrieve the briefcase. He is halfway up the ladder while Jay Raven is slowly getting into the ring. Just as he reaches up for the briefcase Jay Raven gets into the ring he runs and he knocks the ladder over causing Magnus to fall hard into the ring. Jay Raven goes to set up the ladder but as he does DJ Primetime comes from behind and clothe lines him hard in the back of the head. The DJ picks up Raven from the ring floor and he hits him hard with a modified backbreaker. But as DJ turns around he is hit with a huge big boot to the face from Liam Blair.

Josh Hart: Liam Blair just drove his foot into the face of Primetime that was a sickening thud.

Kerry Lane: Primetime had just taken out Jay Raven and Liam Blair stole the chance and caught Primetime off guard.

Liam hops out of the ring and he looks under the ring apron and the fans start to cheer as he pulls out a table but he tosses it aside, then he pulls out a chair but he also tosses that aside. Then it seems that Blair found what he was looking for as he pulls out a golf club wrapped in barbed wire and the crowd goes crazy. Blair slides into the ring and he sees William Rose getting to his feet so Blair swings the club and he hits it across Rose’s face, Rose spins around once and he falls to the ring floor, then he sees Ryan Harrison and he swings the club into Harrisons ribs. Then as Blair turns around he is hit with a super kick from Magnus Greyson. The crowd is pumped up as Greyson is back in control of the match but as he turns around he sees Jay Raven running towards him but as he does Greyson picks him up on his shoulder and he hits him with the Awakening. Greyson then sets up the ladder in the center of the ring once again and he begins his climb to the top but on the other side Ryan Harrison is climbing up the ladder. They both reach the top of the ladder at the same time and they begin to take shots at each others faces. Then Harrison pokes Greyson in the eye causing Greyson to cover his eyes and as he does Harrison grabs him and he tosses him off of the top of the ladder. But as Harrison reaches up for the briefcase DJ Primetime comes up from behind him and DJ power bombs Harrison off of the top of the ladder.

Josh Hart: What a move there by DJ Primetime taking Harrison off the ladder the hard way.

Kerry Lane: Primetime could have just knocked Harrison off the ladder and grabbed the contract but he followed through with the powerbomb.

DJ then goes out of the ring and he grabs the table to go set it up in the ring but as he goes to get in the ring William Rose hit’s a sliding drop kick out of the ring causing the table to slam into DJ’s face. Rose gets out of the ring he lifts DJ up on his shoulder and then he slams him down onto the hard floor. Rose turns around to get back into the ring but as he does he is hit in the face with a huge punch from Liam Blair. Liam Blair then hits Rose with a huge spine buster on the outside of the ring. But as he gets back up he gets in a huge fist fight with DJ Primetime. And as Rose recovers from the spine buster he joins in on the brawl. On the inside of the ring we can see Jay Raven beginning to climb the ladder with no opposition but as he reaches the top he glances behind him where he sees the brawl occurring on the outside of the ring. Then Jay Raven jumps off of the top of the ladder with a corkscrew moonsault and he lands right on the three fighting on the outside of the ring. All 4 men are laid out on the outside of the ring but on the inside of the ring both Ryan Harrison and Magnus Greyson are getting to their feet at the same time they both stumble towards the ladder still set up in the center of the ring.

Josh Hart: Both of the men for each brand that has the chance of winning this match is climbing iup the ladder.

Kerry Lane:Whoever wants it more will get to the top of that ladder first.

But as Ryan begins to climb the ladder Magnus goes around and he pulls Ryan off the ladder Magnus throws a few punches towards Ryan and most of them land he then hits Harrison with the Greyson combo which knocks Harrison to the ground and as he does this Magnus grabs Harrisons legs he flips him over and he locks on the high angle boston crab. He has the hold locked in perfectly causing Harrison to scream in pain he is tapping out in the ring but that does no good. But then as Magnus still has the hold locked in Jay Raven comes out of nowhere and he drop kicks Magnus into the ropes and Magnus is hanging on the middle rope while Harrison is lying on the mat writhing in pain. Then Jay runs to the other side of the ring he bounces off the ropes he runs back, he jumps and hits a double stomp to Greyson’s back causing Greyson’s neck to slam on the middle rope. Jay Raven turns around and he begins to climb he ladder going for the briefcase but William Rose has come into the ring and he runs and he pushes over the ladder causing Jay Raven to fall from a great height to the outside of the ring and as he falls he lands right on Blair and DJ taking them both out once again. William Rose picks up the ladder from the ring floor and he slowly sets it up in the center of the ring directly below the briefcase he begins his slow lumbering climb to the top of the ladder. Rose reaches the top of the ladder and he has the briefcase in his hands but Ryan Harrison raced up the ladder and he fires a punch into Roses gut causing Rose to lose his grip on the briefcase. Harrison then grabs Roses head and he slams it against the top of the ladder but William Rose is still standing. Harrison begins to slam his head into the top of the ladder repeatedly and eventually Rose loses his balance and he falls off the top of the ladder. Harrison then climbs to the top of the ladder he reaches up for the briefcase and he takes down the briefcase and as he does the bell rings. Ryan Harrison climbs down from the ladder hugging the briefcase.
Winner: Ryan Harrison

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup and the Money in the Bank Briefcase Ryan Harrison!

Josh Hart: Ryan Harrison has done it folks he is the winner of the Money in the Bank Briefcase.

Kerry Lane:James Kash will not be happy about this.★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

 

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***BackStage***

Carl Long: Hello Folks, I am backstage with Charlie Wayne and he’s getting ready for the biggest match of his career, Charlie how are you feeling?

Charlie Wayne: Hey Carl, All week I said I haven’t been nervous, however here it is in the final hour and I must admit I starting to feel a little bit sick. But you know what Carl, it’s a good sick. It feels, well it feels like I don’t feel a thing. Does that make any sense? My mind to so content on winning here tonight, failure is not an option. IWF Title or not, I want Charlie Titans Ass here tonight. You screwing me over in the past, but tonight, tonight is the night I get my payback, and payback is a bitch!


Carl Long: It certainly wasn’t an easy route to the championship picture with the Mobb.

Charlie Wayne: I don’t care anymore Carl. I’ve made past that their games, and I’m fighting the world champ. As I said, no looking back. I have to give it my all and leave it in that ring, to walk out with the gold, and you what Carl, If I can’t walk out with the championship. You won’t see my face around here, anymore.

Carl Long: Charlie, lets rethink this?

Charlie Wayne: That is a Charlie Wayne guarantee! Tonight is my night. Tonight I get my hands on Titan, and I swear his mama won’t recognize him after tonight. Make my words Carl, New Champ.

Kerry Lane: Coming up next, we have Mr Enigma, apparently taking on about half the roster!

Josh Hart: That may be Kerry, but is even half of some of the best the IWF has to offer any match for Enigma and his unbalanced psyche?

Kerry Lane: I have my doubts Josh, but we are about to find out!

Jessica Lock: Introducing first, the team of Bobby King, The Message, George Bromhead,, FSD, Sam Washington, and Ezekial!

The lights flash off, and a huge explosion rocks, the arena as red and gold sparks rain down from the ceiling. All 6 men appear at the top of the stage, basking in the roar of the huge crowd assembled in the building. They slowly begin walking down toward the ring, King, Message, and Ezekial sliding into the ring as the other 3 men stand gaurd in front of it.

Kerry Lane: It appears that team Anti-Enigma has decided to split into groups, maybe looking to come at Enigma from both sides?

Josh Hart: I have my suspicions on the wisdom of that too Kerry, that COULD be their game plan, but Enigma may be able to turn it in his favor and divide and conquor.

Jessica Lock: And their opponent, making his way to the ring...

The arena goes silent as the green and black strobes blink rapidly. joined by a high pitch air raid siren, drowning out Jessica Locke's voice. Enigma appears on the top of the stage, hands clutched together under his chin, eyes rolling from side to side. He walks unsteadily towards the ring, when the three men outside of the ring rush forward. Right before they reach Enigma, the lights flash off, a skirmish can be heard. A the lights come back up Enigma is revealed leaning over the 3 fallen men. Enigma reaches down and drags his thumb across the trail of blood leaking from FSD's split eyebrow, and traces the sign of a cross on his forehead before looking up at the remaining three men, standing dumbfounded in the ring.

Kerry Lane: What the hell just happened here?!

Josh Hart: Enigma just took out three men, and didn't get a scratch on him! How can that BE?!

Enigma gets slowly to his feet, raising his other arm, revealing a short peice of lead pipe. He lifts it menacingly and begins shuffling quickly towards the ring. King, Message, and Ezekial scramble out of the ring as Enigma slides in under the bottom rope. Enigma taunts the men from the middle of the ring, and Ezekial angrily climbs up onto the apron.

Kerry Lane: Looks like Enigma is going to get what he has been waiting for for these last few weeks!

Josh Hart: Think about what you just saw Ezekial! Or just DIDN'T see happen!

A huge smile spreads across Enigmas face as Ezekial glares at him, the smile changing into a snarl in the span of a second as he reels back and throws the pipe like a missile, connecting with Ezekials face. Blood sprays and Ezekial falls from the apron, writhing on the floor outside the ring.

Josh Hart: Medics! We need help out here! Did you see where that hit Ezekial Kerry!?

Kerry Lane: I barely saw trhe pipe, Enigma threw it so fast! It could have taken his eye out!

Medics rush down from the ramp, after stopping to check on the other fallen men. Enigma looks on in fascination, dropping down into the corner of the ring, his hysterical laughter echoing through the arena. Message and King look on in uncertainty.

Josh Hart: What was originally a 6 on 1 match has now been narrowed down to 2 against one! And those two remaning don't look at all sure they want to be here!

Kerry Lane: After everything you've just seen Josh, would you want to get anywhere near Enigma?

Josh Hart:I'm a little uncomfortable being THIS close to him!

The referre looks over at Enigma in the corner, and narrows his eyes. He points down at Message and King and signals for the bell. HE leans over and speaks to Jessica Lock.

Jessica Lock: The referee has declared that this match WILL continue, and if Message and King don't get into position they WILL be counted out and this match will be considered a forfeit!

Kerry Lane: What a decision by the ref! Unless Message or King get into the ring, they will be counted out and leave Final Impact defeated without ever throwing one punch!

Message and King look at each other, and nod, sliding in under the bottom rope together.

Mr. Enigma vs Bobby King, Message, George Bromhead, F.S.D, Sam Washington and Ezekial


Bell Rings: King rushes toward the corner and aims a kick at Enigmas face, but Enigma dodges and King gets hooked up on the ropes. Enigma turns and catches him with an arm drag, tossing him across the ring. King clutches his back and arches on the mat, as Enigma pulls himself up on the ropes and calmly walks towards him. Message reaches through the ropes, struggling to get within reach of King, but Enigma reaches him first and pulls him to his feet, shooting him into the ropes, and aiming a clothesline. King ducks and hits the opposite ropes, tagging in Message and flying back, throwing a clothesline at Enigma. Enigma ducks but is off balance as Message rushes forward and connects with a dropkick. King rolls out of the ring and Message pulls Enigma back up, shoving him back into the corner and climbing up onto the bottom rope, hammering down with right and left hands. The ref moves to the corner and grabs Message by the arm, and begins the count.

Kerry Lane: Message doesn't want to be disqualified here, but who can blame him for taking advantage of any opening he gets?

Message jumps down from the ropes reluctantly, and immediately begins driving his shoulder into Enigmas midsection. He grabs Enigma by the hair and drags him out of the corner, pulling him over to the corner where he tags in King. King ducks into the ring and pummels Enigma with right hands, knocking him back into the ropes, reaching out and grabbing him around the throat. The ref intervenes, pushing King back and allowing Enigma to get his breathe back. King shoves the ref out of the way and rushes forward, but gets knocked back with an uppercut by Enigma. King falls back, and the ref checks on him, allowing Message to grab Enigma by the hair, spin him around, grab his head and drop off the apron, catching Enigma in the throat with the top rope.

Josh Hart: What a brilliant move by Message! Not exactly sportsmanlike, but effective none the less!

Enigma stumbles back into King, who grabs him and connects with a neckbreaker, and going for a pin. The ref slides over and gets a 2 count.

Kerry Lane: And the first pin attempt in this match, but Enigma kicks out at 2.

King tags in Message, and Message once again charges at Enigma, knocking him back into the corner. Message again goes for the throat, shoving a forearm into Enigmas adams apple and applying pressure, shoving Enigmas head back. The ref again steps in and begins the count, Message spinning angrily around and backing the ref into the corner, as Enigma drops to his knees in the corner. King drops from the apron and rushes towards Enigma on the outside, grabbing his leg and manuevering him so he has hold of both legs, looking to pull Enigma astraddle into the ringpost. Enigma resists, and with a burst of strength, jerks his legs up, pulling King face first into the ring post. King drops to the floor, blood pouring from his mouth.

Kerry Lane: This match is turning into a massacre! Is there anyone who ISN'T going to bleed here tonight?!

Enigma leaps to his feet as Message charges forward, and Enigma sidesteps, Message crashing into the corner. Enigma turns and slams him with a clothesline, pulling him out of the corner and dropping him with a DDT. Enigma looks at the fallen Message and smiles maniacally. He ducks out between the ropes, and begins climbing to the top turnbuckle.

Josh Hart: Enigma going up top! This may be it!

As Enigma reaches the second rope, in front of the announce table, Ezekial shoves the medics tending his face out of the way, and rushes forward, grabbing Enigma by the ankle and yanking him off the ropes. Enigma reaches out frantically and grabs the top rope, saving himself from falling to the floor, and rears back and slams his boot into Ezekials face. Ezekial flies back into the announce table, the cut under his eye once again busted open. Enigma ducks back into the ring, and turns just as Message rushes towards him. Enigma grabs the top rope and drops, sending Message flying over the ropes and into Ezekial, both men falling to the floor. Message recovers first, and Enigma taunts him from the ring. Message glares at Enigma, and rushes the ring. Enigma races forward to meet him, dropping down and connecting with a baseball slide, sending Message spinning back, and slamming face first into the announce table. He rolls over onto his back, dazed, blood leaking from his nose.

Kerry Lane: Looks like Enigma is the ONLY one who isn't bleeding! What a hell of a match!

King struggles to climb up onto the apron, wiping blood from his mouth and using the ropes and ring steps for leverage. Enigma turns and watches his progress, waiting until he gets upright on the apron, and then charging forward, leaping up onto the ropes, and whipping back, connecting with a springboard missile dropkick to King's face, and knocking him back to the floor.

Kerry Lane: Looks like Enigma is the ONLY one who isn't bleeding! What a hell of a match!

King struggles to climb up onto the apron, wiping blood from his mouth and using the ropes and ring steps for leverage. Enigma turns and watches his progress, waiting until he gets upright on the apron, and then charging forward, leaping up onto the ropes, and whipping back, connecting with a springboard missile dropkick to King's face, and knocking him back to the floor. Ezekial slides back into the ring behind Enigma, and once he turns around, hits a hard right hand to the jaw, snapping Enigmas head back. Ezekial pushes Enigma back against the ropes, getting him tied up in the ropes.

Josh Hart: This is NOT the place Enigma wants to be!

Ezekial smiles evilly at Enigma as he struggles in the ropes. Ezekial begins throwing boots, connecting with the face, ribs, and any other place he can reach. The ref tries to break it up, and Ezekial turns on him, the look on his face making the ref back up. The ref begins the count, and Ezekial turns to yell at him, and Enigma frees himself, knocking Ezekial back with a right hand. Ezekial screams and jams a thumb into Enigmas eye, and then dropping him with a facebuster.Ezekial flips Enigma over onto his back and moves in for a pin. The ref slides over and Enigma gets a shoulder up, but instead of kicking out, he reaches out and digs his fingers into the cut under Ezekials eye, tearing at the wound as Ezekial tries to scramble away.

Kerry Lane: Enigma is focused on that cut under Ezekials eye, and is trying to rip his whole face off!

Enigma gets to his feet, his fingers still latched onto the cut on Ezekials face. Enigma smiles as the blood flows down Ezekials face, and leans in close. He whispers something into his ear and Ezekials eyes go wide with horror. Enigma smile stretches his face as he throws a knee into Ezekials midsection, while yanking on the skin around the cut. A giant rip appears from under Ezekials eye and runs down his cheek. Enigma sets him up for the Florida Flatliner, and sees Message struggling up on one side of the apron, King on the other.

Josh Hart: Enigma has had a hell of alot of momentum up to this point, but it looks like that is about to end!

Enigma laughs eerily, and irish whips Ezekial into the ropes, where he connects with Message, knocking him to the floor. Enigma moves back and drops to the ground, catching Ezekial with a drop toe hold, his face slamming into Kings stomach and knocking him down as well. Enigma climbs onto the back of Ezekial, grabbing the back of his head and slamming it repeatedly into the mat. Blood pools on the canvas, as Enigma screams.

Enigma: Death to those who oppose Mr. Enigma! This is just the beginning! I shall have no mercy upon thee, for you are the Chosen One Ezekial! The sacrifice I offer to those in the back who dare to challenge me! Behold the fate you must suffer when you deny your destiny!

The audience looks on in shock, as the ref looks around the ring, and the carnage surrounding it. He signals for the bell to be rung.

Kerry Lane: Thank GOD someone had the presence of mine to end this!

Jessica Lock: Your winner, via total annihalation, Mr Enigma!

Josh Hart: I don't think we have ever had a match ruled this way Kerry! But it's fitting, there is no way any of Enigmas opponents are able to continue this match.

Kerry Lane: We are going to get some help for everyone and then we will continue on with more Final Impact!

 

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Kerry Lane: Well ladies and gentlemen, this following match is something that will surely surpass all our expectations, it’s going to surpass brand supremacy … because this is the battle of the Legends!

JoshHart: Oh god I can’t wait for this one, Kerry! This is going to be off the hook!

The lights in the arena begin to flicker on and off as the beginning of Comboys from Hell begins to play and them when the lyrics start Mike Miller goes through the curtain and stands at the top of the ramp posing for the crowd. The song continues to play as Mike starts to walk down the ramp he ignores the fans as hecontinues his way to the ring. He reaches the bottom of the ring and hops up on the apron and then springboards him self over the rope then when the song reaches the solo he goes into each corner and does a cork screw back flip and then he waits for his opponent in one of the corners.

JessicaLock: Ladies and gentlemen, weighing in tonight at 212 pounds, from Manhattan New york - Mike Miller!

The Spicy McHaggis Jig by The Dropkick Murphys begins to play, as Cahan Malone comes out in his traditional attire. He smirks at the crowd and makes his way down the ramp, looking into the ring at Mike, his smirk vanishing. He steps into the ring and walks around Mike, not taking his eyes off his foe.

Jessica Lock: And his opponent tonight, weighing in at 203 pounds, from Dublin Ireland - Cahan Malone!

Mayhem vs. Hardcore Impact

Legend vs. Legend

Mike Miller vs. Cahan Malone
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The bell sounds, and both men remain in their corners, sizing the other down. Mike is the first to leave his corner, his body pumped and ready to go – Malone on the other hand a little more relaxed. Mike looks out at the roaring crowd and smirks as he circles the ring, not taking his eyes off Cahan Malone, who too has begun circling the ring. Both men come to a stop, before they lock up and force the other around the ring. After a moment or two Malone forces Miller into the corner, and the referee gets a clean break. Cahan backs off from Miller, no smirk or grin on his face, as Mike watches him intently. Mike jumps on the spot a few times, getting himself pumped as Cahan stretches his arms, his focused look still on his face. Mike walks back towards Cahan and the two lock up a second time. Again, Cahan forces Mike into the corner after some struggle, and again releases the hold cleanly. Mike, looking a little frustrated, cracks his neck as Cahan walks back to the centre of the ring, still no smile. Mike, this time, takes a jogging speed lock up at Cahan, as the two battle it out over power again. Again though, Cahan over powers Mike and forces him onto the ropes, much to the disliking of the crowd. Another clean break is provided, as Cahan steps back from the ropes and looks at Mike, still no smirk.

Kerry Lane: I must say this start to the match is really surprising me, Josh!

Josh Hart: Me too! Not the start I expected, but I can’t wait to see where this goes from here!

Mike circles the ring again as Cahan does the same, and both men lock up for a fourth time! Mike quickly locks in a side headlock this time though, before being pushed into the ropes by Malone. Mike bounces off the ropes and steps over Cahan, who’s dropped to the matt. Bouncing off the ropes a second time, Mike runs into Cahan, who executes a flawless arm drag. Miller slams into the mat hard, but both men get right back to their feet. Mike, now smirking as he holds his back, looks over at Cahan – still focused. Mike rushes at Cahan and throws a big clothesline, but it’s ducked as Malone races off into the ropes. Mike turns and faces Cahan as he sprints back at him, ducking under a clothesline from Malone. Mike sprints into the ropes himself, as both men rush across the ring at eachother – Cahan Malone connects with a vicious right armed clothesline, across Mike’s neck. Miller flips over to his stomach and goes down hard, as Cahan comes to a stop on the ropes, a smirk finally appearing on his face. Mike begins to crawl across the ring, towards the ropes as Cahan stalks him. Before Mike can get to the ropes, Cahan stomps away at his legs and ribs, digging his boot in extra deep. Mike falls to the mat as Cahan stomps away, showing no signs of stopping. The referee tries to get some distance between the two, as Cahan seems hell bent on breaking Miller’s ribs, before he stops, and stands there. Almost in a trance, Cahan watches Miller as he again claws his way to the ropes. Mike grabs the bottom ropes and rolls onto his back, as Cahan grabs his legs. Cahan yanks Millers legs and flings him into the air, as Miller flies upwards onto the shoulders of Cahan Malone! Miller manages a desperate counter as he headscissors Cahan, taking him down, between the ropes to the outside! The crowd pops, as Cahan rolls through the ropes and lands on his feet, looking at the crowd. Cahan turns and looks into the ring at Mike, who’s getting to his feet rather quickly. Mike wastes no time as he rushes to the ropes, and propels himself over the top rope to the outside, taking Malone down with a big cross body!

Kerry Lane: Here we go Josh! This match is about to pick up, big time!

Mike and Cahan both crash to the mats on the outside, as the crowd roar in approval. Miller is first to his feet, as he grabs Cahan and walks him over to the ring apron, slamming his head down into it, several times. The crowd pop each time, before Mike rolls his foe into the ring. Mike rolls in after him and covers him, getting a one count. Grabbing his head, Miller hoists Cahan to his feet, and proceeds to hit a snap suplex on him, going for another cover – getting another one count. Not wasting any time, Mike stands over Cahan and hits a jumping leg drop, across his opponent’s neck. Cahan rolls a few times, over to the corner and starts pulling himself to his feet as Mike grabs him, and slams his head into the top turnbuckle once, for good measure. He whips him across the ring hard, into the far turnbuckle. Rushing him, Mike dives into the air for a big clothesline, squashing Malone into the corner. Cahan stumbles out from the corner as Mike steps up onto the second turnbuckle. He dives into the air and hits a diving dropkick to the back of his foe’s head, knocking him onto the canvas. Mike grabs Cahan, hooking both legs goes for a cover – getting a two count. Mike stands, and walks around Cahan a few times, watching him crawl across the mat to the ropes. Mike stops him and stomps away at his lower back, before turning him onto his back. He stomps away at his ribs a few times, before he turns on the spot. Diving into the air Mike flips over backwards for a standing moonsault. Cahan counters though as he throws his knees into the air. However Miller lands on his feet and grabs Cahan’s legs, and goes for his Elevated Boston Crab! Cahan squirms his way to the ropes and grabs on tightly, kicking Miller off him, across the ring. Both men get to their feet quickly, but Miller beats Cahan to it, and rushes him. Mike goes for a crossbody but Malone ducks and pulls the ropes down, sending Mike to the outside. Mike gets caught up though, in between the ropes and gets his head wedged between the middle and top ropes! The crowd goes into a concerned frenzy as Cahan stands, and admires the opportunity.

Kerry Lane: God dammit, Cahan Malone is happy that Mike has his head stuck in the ropes like that, it’s disgusting!

Cahan walks over to Mike and the referee, who’s trying frantically to get Mike out of the ropes, and shoves him aside. Malone starts to connect with violent right fists, each one cold and calculating, as Mike goes light red in the face. The referee forces Malone off of his foe, and frees Mike from the ropes as he falls to the outside, motionless. Cahan looks at the referee, before he rolls out of the ring and goes after Miller. He hoists his foe onto his feet and slams his head down into the announcers table, hard! Miller collapses onto the table, as Cahan rolls into the ring breaking the count. Malone wastes no time though, as he goes right back after Miller on the outside, shoving him atop the announcers table. He grabs his foe and lifts him to his feet, and sets him up for a powerbomb, looking out at the booing crowd. He smirks as he lifts him up into the air and onto his shoulders. Mike manages to counter though as he hops over his shoulders and lands on his feet behind Malone. Out of instinct, Miller grabs Cahan and hits a neck breaker on top of the table – the table doesn’t break! Both men roll off the table onto the mats, not moving as the referee races outside to check on them. Blood is seen trickling from a small gash on Cahan’s lower back, as the referee decides to continue the count.

Josh Hart: Oh my god did you hear that sick cracking sound Kerry! I don’t know if that was the table, or one of their necks!

Cahan and Mike both start to move, slowly but surely, and get to their feet, with help from the ring apron. They stare each other down, on spaghetti legs, before they exchange rights and lefts. Neither man falls from the stick contact of each clenched fist. Instead, they gut it out, before rolling into the ring to avoid being counted out. Mike climbs to his feet holding his lower back, as Cahan climbs to his holding his neck. Both men begin to exchange rights and lefts again, before Mike connects with a violent super kick, out of nowhere. The impact knocks Cahan to the mat, as Miller crawls over to him, covering him for a long two count! Mike looks at the referee, a little frustrated, as he climbs to his feet, looking down at Mahone who’s making his way to his feet. Mike grabs Malone and hoists him up, setting him up for a belly to belly suplex! Cahan, reacting on instinct, throws a disturbing headbutt at his foe and connects! The impact forces Mike to release his grip, holding his head. Cahan, content on doing some serious damage, grabs Miller’s hand and moves them from his head, connecting with a second, more vile headbutt! Mike stumbles to one knee as Cahan Malone takes a step backwards into the ropes, and rushes Miller delivering a stick knee to his head. Miller goes down; motionless, blood trickling from his mouth as Cahan covers him, hooking both legs. The crowd fear the end as the referee makes a two count, and Mike gets his shoulder up.

 

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Cahan yells at the referee a little, before he grabs Miller and drags him over to the turnbuckle. Lifting him to his feet, he yells some trash talk at Mike before he grabs him for his finisher, the Celtic Cross. Mike rolls out of his though, and rolls up Cahan with a school boy pin getting a two count, much to the dismay of the fans! Cahan gets to his feet, shocked at the happening, and grabs Mike, who’s made it to one knee. He whips him into the ropes and hits a big back body drop, centre of the ring. Cahan stumbles into the ropes to collect himself, keeping an eye on Miller, who has barely moved since his landing. Finally though, Mike begins to climb to his feet, ever so painfully, and is approached by Malone again. Malone grabs Mike and slaps his face, before he grabs him for a DDT. Miller counters though, grabbing his arm and twisting it into a hammerlock! Without any wasted motion, Mike sets up Cahan for a backcracker and connects, centre of the ring. The crowd goes crazy as Mike climbs to his feet and looks up at the turnbuckle, smiling broadly. With blood still dribbling from his mouth, Mike climbs up, ever so painfully, to the top turnbuckle, and looks out at the roaring crowd! He poses for the crowd, just a moment too long as Cahan springs to life and darts up to the top turnbuckle with Miller! In a swift motion, Cahan grabs Mike in position for his finisher the Celtic Cross! Wasting no time or motion Cahan dives off the top rope and connects with his finisher, the Celtic Cross! The crowd pop big time, mixed with cheers and boos as Miller lay motionless on the mat – Cahan rolling around the ring, holding his lower back.


Kerry Lane: INCREDIBLE JOSH! WHAT A MOVE!

Josh Hart: I CANT BELIEVE HE JUST HIT THE CELTIC CROSS FROM THE TOP ROPE! IT HAD TO DESTROY CAHAN’S LOWER BACK!

Kerry Lane: This one has to be over Josh, so I can’t see that being a problem!

Cahan crawls over, desperately to Mike and hooks a leg, the ref making the count “1….2….” but no, Mike get’s his shoulder up!

Cahan sits up and yells at the referee, in disbelief! The crowd roars louder than ever before as Mike rolls over a few times, onto his stomach. Cahan looks over at Mike, and climbs to his feet, a look of pure determination inscribed on his face. He grabs Miller and forces him to his feet by his hair, and yells some trash to him, before he smirks. He grabs Mike and sets him up for Miller’s own finisher, the Extreme Daze – a swinging side slam! He walks to the centre of the ring and throws Mike around, but is countered as Miller turns it into a devastating DDT! Cahan goes down hard, centre of the ring, as Mike lays beside him, showing some signs of life. After several moments, Miller begins to roll over to the apron, and grabs the ropes. At the referee’s 9 count, Mike pulls himself to one foot and looks over at the motionless Cahan Malone. He turns his attention to the turnbuckle, and begins his painful ascent. He stands atop of the turnbuckle and looks down at Malone, before diving into the air for his finisher the Air Extreme – a shooting star leg drop! He connects with it, centre of the ring as the crowd cheer. Mike covers Cahan, hooking both his legs as the referee finally makes the count, “1…..2…….” before Cahan gets his shoulder up! Mike rolls over onto his stomach, his body giving way on him after the high flying move, as both men lie motionless in the centre of the ring. The referee begins his count, and makes it a slow one as both men struggle getting to a vertical basis.

Kerry Lane: This is insane, Josh! Neither one of these men want to lie down for the other! When will their bodies finally give in, when will their will to win diminish!?

Both men get to one knee at the referee’s count of nine, good enough for the official, as the match continues. Cahan connects with a right hand to the jaw of Miller, as Miller retaliates with his own right hand. Both men get to their feet and continue to exchange rights.

Miller blocks a right hand from Cahan and digs his boot into the stomach of Malone. Cahan buckles, as Miller connects with his trademark move the Twist of Fate, centre of the ring. Both men go down, as Cahan rolls onto his back. Mike, with literally nothing left to give, throws an arm over his foe’s chest as he makes the count “1…..2…….3!”

Jessica: Winner of the match, Mike Miller representing Monday Night Mayhem


Kerry Lane: Incredible boute with two legends of the IWF. You won't see action like this anywhere else!

Josh Hart: I just got word Ryan Harrison is backstage.

Ryan Harrison: Did you see that out there?? Do you see this in my hands? You see, my name is Ryan Harrison and things are certainly looking up in my career. I knew i had a bullseye on my back going into that match, but i overcame the odds and was able to capture this breifcase. I can tell you right now, when i do cash it in, i will certainly make it worth my time!

 

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Josh Hart: Everybody its time for the IWF Undisputed Tag Team Match.

Kerry Lane: The United Envies have been chasing for the titles for awhile now and its their time to take them from the RMC.

The Rioting Mobb Crew music hits the arena as they step out onto the stage with their IWF Undisputed Tag Team Championship around their waste.

Jessica Lock: Making their way to the ring King V and James Patterson, The Rioting Mobb Crew, The Undisputed Tag Team Champions!

Josh Hart: The RMC have been ducking the United Envies, but tonight they have nowhere to run.

Kerry Lane: This is going to be an interesting matchup.

My Quest by Dale Oliver hits the arena as William Matthews and Finlay Jones step out onto the stage with their flags held high over their shoulders. Both men make their way down to the ring looking ready to fight.

Jessica Lock: Making their way down to the ring, the challengers representing the United Envies, William Matthews and Finlay Jones!

IWF Undisputed Tag Team Championship Match

The Rioting Mobb Crew
Vs.
The United Envies​

Bell Rings: King V and Finlay Jones start in the ring, with King V making the first move with a big right hand knocking Jones down to the floor. King V picks up Jones and knees him in the gut. King V lifts him onto his shoulder for the samoan drop but Jones is quick off his shoulders. Jones hits a low kick to trip King V up and knock him to the ground. Jones taunts to the crowd to a mixed reaction, he then takes a couple of steps nearer to King V and he connects with a well executed leg drop. Finlay lifts up King V and tries to suplex him but he can’t lift him up. Finlay tags in William Matthews to help him with the suplex and the two connect with a double suplex. Matthews tries to lock in a boston crab but King V’s size works to his advantage again as King V pushes him off. King V makes his way to his feet and tags James Patterson. James runs in and hits a running neckbreaker on Matthews but Matthews jumps straight up and the two lock up. Matthews wins the battle of strength and knocks him down. Matthews waits for James to get up and hits him round the head, he had the brass knuckles on his hand.

Josh Hart: These guys have wasted no time in this match, both teams trying to secure the win quickly and that was quite clever from Matthews.

Kerry Lane: No, he cheated; he illegally used the brass knuckles.

Matthews goes for the covers and the ref gets down to make the count, but Patterson is able to kick out after the two. Matthews is surprised by the kick out but he still focus’ and lifts up James and irish whips him, James knocks Matthews down with a clothesline though. James tags in King V and King V kicks Matthews right in the gut as he gets up and picks him up and hits the samoan drop, King V lifts up Matthews again and hits another samoan drop. King V is going to go for the third samoan drop and he connects with the move. King V lifts him up for the Spin Em’ Up but Finlay Jones spears King V down with incredible strength and hits him hard with his right hand. The ref though tells him to leave the ring and he does that and calls for the tag which Matthews listens to and tags in Finlay. Finlay runs in and big boots King V, who was on his knees. Finlay Jones taunts but King V was quick to get to his feet and he throws Finlay out the ring. Finlay smashes his back on the back of the announcer table and writhes in pain. King V exits the ring and picks up Finlay and throws him into the ring pole. King V rolls him back in the ring and goes for the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Finlay manages to kick out right after the two. King V lifts up Finlay and throws him into the turnbuckle, King V is proving to be the dominant figure in this match. He tags in James Patterson and Finlay tags in Matthews, there’s been a lot of tags in this match. James grapples with Matthews and this time James wins the battle of strength and irish whips Matthews, Matthews hits a running knee to the head and Patterson is knocked down to the ground from the strength in that move.

Kerry Lane: What a move that was from William Matthews he can end the match here.

Josh Hart: If he can capitalize on the move we could have new tag team champs.

Matthews makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Patterson gets another surprising kick out. Patterson is helped up by Matthews and irish whips him but Patterson tries to reverse it but he goes crashing into the ref and the ref is knocked down to the floor. King V uses this opportunity to enter the ring and attack Matthews with an uppercut but Finlay Jones also capitalizes on the opportunity by entering the ring and hitting King V with the shillelagh. He drops it as King V drops to the floor and he goes to punch Patterson but Patterson ducks and he then connects with a throwback to Finlay. The ref gets up so King V and Finlay get out the ring. Matthews knocks Patterson down with a clothesline and then grabs both his legs and quickly locks in a boston crab. Patterson seems defenseless as this match takes its toll on the wrestlers. King V saves him though with a kick to the head of Matthews. The ref threatens to disqualify King V if he interferes again. Patterson makes his way to his feet but Matthews was ready and he hits a running DDT. Matthews tags in Finlay and Finlay hits a forearm to the head of a floored Patterson, Finlay taunts to the anger of King V and goes face to face with him. King V tells him to turn around and Patterson kicks him in the gut and suplexes him down Patterson covers. The ref gets down to make the count, but Finlay just kicks out right before the three.

Josh Hart: That was a close one there United Envies almost lost their chance at the titles.

Kerry Lane: This match isn’t over yet they still have a chance.

Patterson lifts up Finlay and irish whips him and after he bounces on the ropes he knees him in the gut. Patterson tries to put him in the Broken Dream position and Patterson goes for it but Finlay reverses it by running into the corner and smashing James back on the ring post. Finlay taunts to King V which aggravates him more and he enters the ring and runs at Finlay but Finlay moves out the way and King V falls out the ring. Finlay realizes Patterson is tired and King V is down. He tries to seize the opportunity and he lifts up Patterson and tries to lift him onto his shoulders for the Celtic cross but Patterson is resistant and he tries to reverse the move but Finlay irish whips him and big boots him down. Finlay taunts and lifts Patterson up, but Patterson kicks him in the gut and hits the Broken Dream. Finlay rolls over and tags in Matthews to the dismay of Patterson, Matthews runs in and clotheslines Patterson he waits for Patterson to get back up. Patterson staggers back to his feet and Matthews charges forward and connects with a huge Running Knee Strike. Patterson hits the mat and Matthews makes the cover. The ref gets down and counts the three.
Winner: The United Envies

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winners and new IWF Undisputed Tag Team Champions, The United Envies!

Josh Hart: They finally did Kerry, the United Envies are the new IWF Undisputed Tag Team Champions.

Kerry Lane: There dreams came true here tonight what a match we just saw.

 

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Josh Hart: Folks its now time for the Last Man Standing Match between Adam Freeman and Montana.

Kerry Lane: This match came about after Adam Freeman demanded to be added to the World Heavyweight Championship Match and Montana told him no.

Josh Hart: There is a lot of bad blood between these two men and its finally reached the breaking point.

Kerry Lane: Montana has done everything in his power to keep Adam Freeman away from the World Heavyweight Championship.

Josh Hart: Well tonight it all comes to and end either we will no longer see Adam Freeman on Hardcore Impact or we’ll be looking at a new General Manager.

A countdown starts on the titantron starting at Five and counting all the way down to Zero. Pyro’s emit from the stage as the camera zooms into the Save Me Titan-Tron Video. The camera pans out as Adam Freeman walks out onto the stage and starts walking down the ramp with a very serious look on his face. Freeman reaches the ring and climbs up the steel steps and makes his way into the ring. Freeman walks to the center of the ring and stands there looking at the crowd soaking in their reaction.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet eleven inches, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-five pounds from Barnsley, England, “The Self-Proclaimed Savior of Wrestling” Adam Freeman!

Josh Hart: Folks this one is going to be brutal and I expect a lot of bloodshed here tonight.

Kerry Lane: You got that right these two men hate each other and there going to be pull out all the stops here tonight.

The Tony Montana theme hits the arena as Montana steps out onto the stage with the Tombstone of Adam Freeman in his hands. The crowd fills the arena with deafening boos at the sight of Adam Freeman’s tombstone. Montana reaches the ring and places the tombstone near the announcer’s table and slides into the ring. Montana throws his hands high into the air as the crowd still continues to boo.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet three inches, weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds from Havana, Cuba, “Da Bad Guy”, Montana!

Josh Hart: Montana and Adam Freeman are going to do everything in their power to end the other one here tonight.

Kerry Lane: There’s a lot to lose for both men and the outcome could shake up Hardcore Impact for ever.

LAST MAN STANDING
MATCH

Adam Freeman
vs.
Montana​

Bell Rings: Montana and Adam Freeman circle around the ring a few times before locking up in the middle. Freeman goes for the test of strength, but Montana pushes Freeman aside and backs up into the nearest corner. Freeman charges forward, but the ref steps in front of Montana and tells Freeman to back off. While Freeman yells with the ref Montana reaches over the ref and digs his thumb into the eye of Freeman and shoves the ref aside. Montana than charges forward and connects with a low dropkick to the knee’s of Freeman. Freeman hits the mat and grabs his knees in pain. Montana quickly makes it back to his feet and makes his way over to Freeman. Montana stomps away at the knees of Freeman with every bit of power he has to keep him grounded down on the mat. Montana grabs Freeman by his legs and taunts the ground before driving his foot into his midsection. Montana than locks on a leg lock and applies the pressure as Freeman screams out from the pain grabbing at his knees. Freeman slams his fist against the mat grabbing at his knees trying to break free from the hold. Freeman sits up and tries to deliver closed right hand fist at Montana, but Montana just pulls back at the legs of Freeman out of his reach applying the pressure. Freeman drops back down to the mat and screams out from the pain. Freeman starts to reach out for the ropes but Montana torques on the knees of Freeman stopping his actions dead in there tracks. Montana releases the hold on Freeman and makes his way back to his feet. Montana makes his way over to Freeman stomping away at his body keeping him grounded to the mat.

Josh Hart: Montana has been all over Adam Freeman in the opening of this matchup.

Kerry Lane: Montana is a very angry man and he is taken his frustrations out on Adam Freeman.

Montana than mounts the chest of Freeman and beats his face in with big right hands. Montana rolls to the outside and taunts the fans mocking them and giving them unfriendly gestures and grabs a chair from ringside. Freeman starts to stir in the middle of the ring as Montana slides back in the ring with the chair in toll. Montana makes it back to his feet as Freeman sits up and Montana swings the chair forcefully into the skull of Freeman sending him back down to the mat. Montana raises the chair high above his head to the deafening chorus of boos from the fans with an evil smirk on his face. Montana demands that the ref check Freeman and start to count. The ref checks the state of Freeman and than begins to make the count. The ref reaches the count of three and Freeman starts to stir and by the count of six Freeman manages to make it back to his feet. Montana drops the chair in the middle of the ring and grabs Freeman by his head and drives him down head first onto the steel chair with a big DDT. The ref checks the state of Freeman and starts to make the count. The ref reaches the count of three and than Montana makes his way over to Freeman and drives his foot into his midsection stopping the count at three. Montana than grabs Freeman by his hair and pulls him back up to his feet and sends him to the corner with an irish whip. Freeman hits the corner back force with enough force to cause him to buckle over the turnbuckle. Freeman sets up across the ring and than charges forward and attempt a body splash, but Freeman springs to life and lifts his feet high into the air and drives them into the face of Montana sending him back from the corner.

Josh Hart: Adam Freeman is attempting to turn this match in his favor lets see if he can do it.

Kerry Lane: Oh he can do it and he will he hasn’t even begun to get his hands on Montana yet.

Freeman screams out from the pain in his legs as Montana stumbles back from the corner and than charges forward once again and Freeman connects with another kick to the face of Montana. Freeman can’t resist but to let go with another scream of pain from the kick to Montana, but manages to deliver enough force to send Montana down. Freeman staggers out of the corner and limps his way over to Montana on the mat. Montana sits up and Freeman drives his foot into the face of Montana. Freeman grabs his knee from the kick and than drives his elbow into the chest of Montana. Freeman makes it back to his feet and than guides Montana back to his. Freeman sends Montana to the ropes with an irish whip and when Montana bounces back. Freeman takes him down to the mat with a hurricanrana. Freeman mounts the chest of Montana after the impact from the hurricanrana and drills his face in with big right hand shots. Freeman makes it back to his feet and than guides Montana back to his feet. Freeman plants his foot into the midsection of Montana and drives him down to the mat with a powerbomb. Freeman clutches on to Montana and lifts him back high into the air and drives him back down to the mat with a huge double powerbomb. Montana is down and out on the mat and Freeman demands the ref start to make the count. The ref checks the state of Montana and starts the count. The ref reaches the count of four and Montana starts to stir and by the count of seven makes it back to his feet. Montana turns to face Freeman as Freeman grabs Montana by the back of his head and drives him down to the mat face first with a one handed bulldog.

Josh Hart: Folks we all know what’s coming next Adam Freeman is going to go for The Lionsault.

Kerry Lane: Business is about to pick up here and the crowd is solidly behind this match.

Freeman quickly makes it back to his feet and charges for the ropes and than springboards off the ropes and connects with The Lionsault in the middle of the ring. Freeman hooks the legs of Montana for the three count, but the ref reminds him it’s a Last Man Standing Match. Freeman makes it back to his feet and than guides Montana back to his feet and drives him back down to the mat with the Breakdown. Freeman makes it back to his feet and the ref checks the state of Montana and starts the count. Montana starts to stir at the count of four and by the count of seven makes it back to his feet. Freeman grabs Montana by his head and taunts the crowd and Montana drives his foot into the groin of Freeman and than sends him down to the mat with a jawbreaker. Montana quickly makes it back to his feet and drives his foot into the midsection of Freeman down on the mat. Montana grabs Freeman by his hair and guides him back to his feet. Montana drives his knee into the midsection of Freeman and than sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Freeman bounces back and Montana drives him down to the mat with a big spinebuster in the middle of the ring. Montana quickly guides Freeman back to his feet and sends him right back down to the mat with a backbreaker. Montana rolls to the outside and taunts the fans and grabs Adam Freeman’s tombstone and slides it into the ring. The ref checks the state of Freeman and starts the count. Montana grabs another chair from ringside and rolls back into the ring with chair in toll by the count of four. Montana slams the chair across the body of Freeman by the count of six to stop the count.

Josh Hart: Montana is ruthless here tonight he’s not even letting the ref finish the count before slamming Adam Freeman with another chairshot.

Kerry Lane: Of course not he just wants to dish out as much punishment on Adam Freeman as he can.

Montana than drops the chair and grabs the tombstone of Adam Freeman and places it into the corner. Montana than grabs the chair and waits for Freeman to make it back to his feet. Freeman is down on the mat and the ref checks his state once more and starts the count all over again. By the count of four Freeman starts to stir and by the count of six Freeman makes it back to his feet. Montana swings the chair and connects with Freeman’s skull. Montana drops the chair and grabs Freeman and than plants him on the mat with a huge shoulder breaker. Montana makes it back to his feet and taunts the crowd as the ref starts to make the count. The ref reaches the count of five before Freeman starts to stir and Montana mounts the chest of Freeman and drills his face in with big right hands that bust him open to stop the count. Montana makes it back to his feet and taunts the crowd as Freeman lays in the middle of the ring with blood starting to drip down his forehead. The ref checks the state of Freeman and than starts the count. The ref reaches the count of four before Freeman starts to stir and by the count of seven makes it back to his feet. Montana makes his way over and Freeman jumps up and drives his knee into the face of Montana and grabs his head and connects with The Codebreaker. Both men are down and out in the middle of the ring and the ref starts the count. By the count of three both men start to stir and Freeman is back to his feet by the count of seven and by the count of eight Montana makes it back to his feet. Freeman makes his way over to Montana and takes him down to the ring with the BackStabber. Montana hits the mat and Freeman grabs a nearby chair and holds it high above his head to the deafening cheers from the fans.

Josh Hart: The crowd is reigning on in approval they all want to see Adam Freeman bash Montana’s skull in with that chair.

Kerry Lane: Well if that’s what they all want to see you better believe that Adam Freeman is going to give it to them.

Montana starts to stir on the mat and sits up when Freeman cracks him across the skull with a vicious chair shot. Montana slumps back down to the mat and Freeman demands the ref start the count. The ref checks the status of Montana and than begins the count. By the count of four Montana starts to stir and by the count of eight Montana manages to make it back to his feet once again. Freeman makes his way over and this time Montana drives his knee into Freeman’s midsection and drives him down to the mat with Your Down Fall. Montana makes it back to his feet and taunts the crowd to deafening boos as the ref starts the count. Freeman starts to stir at the count of five and just manages to make it back to his feet by the count of nine. Montana delivers a stiff kick to the midsection of Freeman and than sends to the ropes with an irish whip. Montana is in position when Freeman bounces back and sends him crashing face first into his tombstone with a drop toe hold. Freeman is down and out in the corner and Montana drags the body of Freeman into the center of the ring and picks up the tombstone of Freeman. Montana stands over the body of Freeman and than drives the tombstone into the face of Freeman breaking it into two separate halves. The ref checks the status of Freeman and starts the count. Freeman starts to stir at the count of five and attempts to sit up at the count of six, but by the count of eight falls back down to the mat for the ten count.
Winner: Montana

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via Last Man Standing, Montana!

Josh Hart: Folks Montana has done he’s the Last Man Standing you all know what that means.

Kerry Lane: Yes it means that Adam Freeman is no longer apart of the Hardcore Impact Roster.

Josh Hart: Well folks Montana is your winner here tonight after one brutal matchup.

 

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Edward Redding is pacing in his office very nervous, wondering where the IWF Champion, Kassidy is at. Redding picks up his phone and dials again, but only gets Kassidy’s voicemail.

Edward Redding III: Dammit. Something isn’t right here. It’s not like Kassidy to not show up to the show, especially a show as big as this.

Redding Sits down at his desk and searching through some papers when the door slams open with Kassidy standing in the doorway with the IWF Championship on his shoulder.

Edward Redding III: Where have you been? You were supposed to be here hours ago!

Kassidy: Where have I been? You see, that is none of your business. I’m the champ, and I call the shots around here now!

Edward Redding III: Sure thing Kass, but you have to go get ready for your match tonight.

Kassidy: Edward, remember when we were talking about options for my career? The one where you basically told me too bad? I have nothing left to prove here in the IWF, I've been it so, beat them all. I don't need to go out there tonight and prove myself to MNM. This place is a sinking ship, with all your politics!


Edward Redding III: Kassidy, you have a World Title match, no time for playing games.

Kassidy: You thinking I playing games? I’ve done everything for Monday Night Mayhem, I’ve been busting my back way too long for you to not respect me.

Edward Redding III: What’s gotten into you?

Kassidy: What’s gotten into me? You think I need this place? You’re dead wrong, Im Out!

Kassidy walks out cockily.

Edward Redding III: Hey, Come on Kassidy, that’s our belt!

Kassidy: If you want it, you can fish it out of the dumpster!

Kassidy turns around and exits the office as Redding goes chasing after him.

Bleed It Out by Linkin Park hits the arena as Shawn and Gabriel come out onto the stage with their hoods up covering their faces, all which can be seen is their mouths that have their fangs overlapping their bottom lip. They stand at the top of the stage and simultaneously remove their hoods looking out at the fans holding up hands with horns, they drop their arms and begin walking down the ramp way every few steps taunting the fans and Shawn holds up his Xtreme title.

Jessica Lock: Weighing in at a combined weight of four hundred and thirty pounds from the parts unknown and Las Vegas. Gabriel and Shawn Hayes, The Soulless Coven!

Gabriel hops up onto the apron and turns into the corner on a knee as Shawn stands on the second rope holding the Xtreme title in the air, Gabriel gets in the ring and Shawn hops over the ropes and walks over to the far corner with Gabriel.

Kerry Lane: This match just doesn’t make sense Josh. I mean a triple threat match with Shawn, TOK, and Tom would be fine but adding Gabriel it’s pretty much a team effort to keep the title on Shawn.

Josh Hart: You never know Kerry, Gabriel might take the title away from his brother tonight, he is a shady guy, anything can happen.

Kerry Lane: No, Gabriel and Shawn are a team and Gabriel has gone on record saying he would help Shawn keep the belt.

The lights dim as Turn the Page hits the speakers. Spot lights pan around the crowd as the intro plays. They lock on the stage as TOK walks out through the curtain. He points with his left hand into the crowd. Then he points with his right hand, now pointing with both hands. As the music picks up he rips his arms back as sparks fire off alongside of the ramp towards the ring.


Jessica Lock: Their opponent, standing in at six feet two inches, weighing in at two hundred and sixty-five pounds from Daytona Beach, Florida, The Outkast Kid!

TOK pumps his fist again as the final sparks fly as he makes his way to the ring. As he walks to the ring he high fives fans before sliding in under the bottom rope. TOK stands away from the Coven till Tom comes out.

Come with me by P Diddy hits the speakers as a very serious Tom Lagerfeld makes his way to the ring. He appears to be in deep thought as he paces to the ring.

Jessica Lock: And the last challenger, from Detroit Michigan, weighing in at 242 “The Prodigy" Tom Lagerfeld!

Lagerfeld steps in between the middle ropes and stands beside TOK ready for the match to begin.

As all four men are in the ring and the preparation for the match begins, quickly stagehands wrap barbed wire around the ropes, using protective gloves, and around the turnbuckles. They are wrapped so tight you could barely see the ropes under the barbed wire layers, and then rolls of barbed wire are rolled into the ring.

Xtreme Championship
Barb Wire Massacre
Shawn vs. TOK vs. Tom Lagerfeld vs. Gabriel

Bell Rings: TOK launches forward at Shawn but Gabriel gets in the way getting tackled by TOK, Shawn quickly front punt kicks TOK in the shoulder lifting the rest of TOK’s upper body up off of Gabriel and Gabriel uses the force to shove TOK off. Tom quietly grabs a roll of barbed wire and throws it at Shawn, Shawn catches the roll bare handed and the barbs stick into his hands as Shawn drops the roll the barbs slide out taking skin and when Shawn looks up Tom is running at him and Shawn ducks under a clothesline and Tom runs into and swift jumping side shuffle kick from Gabriel. Shawn’s hands are bleeding but he turns to TOK and hits TOK with three right hands before TOK drops down and dropkicks Shawn’s knee making Shawn drop down to one but before TOK can take advantage Gabriel boots TOK into the barbed wire covered ropes over Shawn’s right shoulder. Gabriel lowers his leg carefully not to fall on Shawn when from behind Tom drives is forearm into the back of Gabriel’s knee; Gabriel collapse beside Shawn. Tom stands behind Shawn and grabs Shawn’s neck holding Shawn’s head back as Tom drives his forearm that is wrapped in barbed wire into the chest of Shawn repeatedly; Shawn screams in agony as the skin and flesh opens by the forearm blows. TOK begins to peal himself off the ropes slowly the barbs pull more skin off on the way out of TOK’s back, finally TOK is free and leans forward with blood dripping down his back; TOK turns and plants his boot into Shawn’s chest as Tom steps back and Shawn falls backward. Gabriel goes to use the ropes to help himself stand but sees the barbed wire and begins to stand on his own when Tom sprints at him but thinking quickly Gabriel drops down and tosses Tom over his shoulder and Tom lands on the ropes back first before leans forward and falling out of the ring to the floor; Tom’s back has now been ripped to a bloody mess.

Kerry Lane: Oh My God; this match has been pure bloodshed from the start.

Josh Hart: Of course it has been pure bloodshed, these men do not like each other and it’s a Barbed Wire Massacre match for the Xtreme title, what else did you expect.

Kerry Lane: What Tom just went through had to be excruciating,

Josh Hart: Forget about what Tom just went through, what about Shawn? Tom continuously drove barbed wire into his chest.

Gabriel looks back and sees Tom laying on the floor bleeding and smiles, then turns around to see TOK attempting to pin Shawn and breaks it up; Gabriel lands a hard double axe handle to the back of TOK and following it with five or six forearms to the back of TOK’s head, Gabriel then helps Shawn up to his feet and the two now have TOK isolated. One after the other the two take turns nailing TOK with their best right hands, then Shawn grins and lifts a small bunch of barbed wire and wraps it around his hand, Shawn slightly cringes but gets through the pain and then with that barbed wire wrapped hand Shawn drives punch after punch into the forehead of TOK; blood begins to pour out of TOK’s forehead like water flowing from a stream out into a large waterfall. Outside the ring Tom slides in steel chairs and then grabs the Xtreme title; neither Shawn nor Gabriel pays any mind to the noises and never take their eyes off TOK, but as Tom jump onto the top rope and into the ring both when turned around and hit Tom in mid air with a double dropkick. Tom drops to the mat clutching his ribs and the Xtreme title lies next to him as he dropped it falling, Shawn walks over and lifts the title and holds it up and the Fans all stand and boo.

Kerry Lane: It was only a matter of time till the numbers game caught up to TOK and Tom, now Shawn and Gabriel are slowly picking apart each one, one at a time. I have a bad feeling Shawn is going to retain his title tonight.

Josh Hart: That isn’t bad Lane, that is great, it shows no one is truly more Xtreme than Shawn.

Shawn drops down to a knee and holds the title to the face of Tom and screams,

Shawn Hayes: You see this belt? This title is mine and not you or anyone else can take it from me.

Gabriel lifts Tom up and shoves him back into the ropes and wraps the ropes around Tom’s arms and the barb wire mangles and twists into Tom’s skin and makes it even harder to try and escape. Shawn and Gabriel stomp away into the mid-section of Tom, TOK begins to stir and the two smile and turn around toward TOK when suddenly Tom throws his legs up and wraps them around the neck of Gabriel, Shawn runs at TOK but TOK drops down and drop toe holds Shawn face first into the turnbuckle; the barb wire drives through the skin and into the cheek of Shawn barely under his eye. Gabriel quickly twist toward Tom and grins as Gabriel grabs Tom’s legs and tosses them forward making Tom flip backwards and unties the ropes but in the most painful way and Tom lands on the outside of the ring bleed out of his back and his arms as paramedics begins to come out for aid.

Kerry Lane: Oh No, TOK is now going two on one against Shawn and Gabriel.

Gabriel turns around and ducks under a clothesline from TOK and hooks the neck of TOK dropping down hitting TOK with a arching backbreaker. Shawn slowly and carefully peals the side of his face off the barb wire and is pissed off as blood drips from his cheek bone and his chest, Shawn tells Gabriel to lift TOK up and they hit the Blood Reign; Shawn hits a reverse Hurricanrana into Gabriel hitting the royal mutilation and then Shawn leaps off the top rope hitting the shooting star leg drops into the pin.

Ref: 1…2…3…
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Kerry Lane: It is now time for one of the IWF's most competitive divisions to take center stage at the biggest event of the year.

Josh Hart: Yep, the IWF Intercontinental Championship will be on the line when Ryan Fox takes on Lance Evans.

"My Quest" hits and we see Lance Evans standing at the top of the stage with his flag. He continues down to the ring to a chorus of boos.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six foot even, weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds from Cardiff, Wales, representing the United Envies, The "Walsh Wanderer" Lance Evans!

Kerry Lane: Evans should be a tough test for the champion.

Josh Hart: Speaking of the champ, here he comes!

"Step Up" plays and the IWF Intercontinental Champion Ryan Fox walks out onto the stage and down to the ring.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at six feet seven inches, weighing in at two hundred and seventy-five pounds, from Los Angeles, Calfornia, your IWF Intercontnental Champion, "The Sly Fox" Ryan Fox!

IWF Intercontinental Championship Match

Ryan Fox (c)
vs.
Lance Evans

Bell Rings:The bell rings and the match up starts with a lock up in the center of the ring. Evans hits a go behind on the champion and slams him to the mat. Fox pops right up and goes for a clothesline that is ducked under by Evans. Evans hits the ropes and chop blocks the champion in the back of the leg. The challenger is now working the leg of our IC Champion. Evans is relentless in his pounding away at the leg of Ryan Fox. Evans lifts it up and slams it down straight onto the mat. Fox screams in agony as Evans takes it to the corner of the ring and sides under the bottom rope. Evans pulls Fox's leg and slams it on the metal ring post and the fans barade him. The ref gives him a warning and Evans barely abides. Evans rolls back into the ring and climbs to the second rope, Evans jumps off and stomps down on Fox's injured leg. Evans goes back to the second rope and show boats a bit which leads to Fox somehow mustering the strength to charge the second rope and hit an uplifted flapjack turning the momentum. Both men slowly stand and trade right hands, Evans shoots Fox off the ropes which the champion turns into a lou thesz press with continuing punches until the ref pulls Fox off and the fans cheer. Fox lifts Evans up in a suplex position which Evans counters into a northern lights suplex with a bridge 1...2..kick out. Evans continued to hold onto Fox and rolls it into a half boston crab on the injured leg of the Intercontinental Champion. Ryan Fox is really feeling the pain now and he stretches and reaches for the bottom rope. Evans shows no signs of letting up until somehow with all the strength he has, Fox finally gets the bottom rope. Evans is forced to break the hold but immediately is stalking Fox for a superkick. As Fox stands Evans charges with the superkick that the champion ducks and locks Evans in the Prisoner of War, his version of a dragon sleeper. Fox pulls Evans down and gains a grapevine around his challenger's body and is now the one dishing out the agony. Evans is frantically looking for a way out of this devastating maneuver but can't find his way out.

Josh Hart: Ring the bell ref, he's done.

Kerry Lane: There doesn't seem to be a way he can get out of this hold!

Evans somehow finds a way to roll and twist his body over leading to a near fall 1...2..kick out by Fox. Both men get up and trade rights, Fox dodges an Evans punch and sets him up for the Corporal Punishment but Evans elbows his way out. Fox goes for a right that Evans ducks and hits a couple knife edge chops, Fox tries one last right hand that Evans ducks from again and hits a half nelson slam. Evans covers the champion 1...2...kick out. Evans, feeling cocky doesn't worry about Fox kicking out and struts around the ring. When he walks back to Fox he gets rolled up in a small package 1...2....Evans just gets out of it and saves his title hopes for now. Evans just saw his IC title hopes flash before his eyes and doesn't want to make it a reality so he rolls out of the ring to regroup. He didn't account for Fox to follow him which he does and they start brawling on the outside. Evans uses a fake injury plea and then pulls Fox into the ring post. Evans rolls Fox back in and covers him 1...2...2 1/2 and Fox barely kicks out. Fox has a small laceration on the top of his forehead from the ring post and is battling fatigue. Fox struggles to get to his knees and as soon as his feet touch the mat he is crushed with a scissors kick from Evans. The impact was so much that Fox was thrown out of the ring. The ref begins to count but Evans quickly rolls him back in the ring. Evans is stalking him for the superkick and again when he tries to hit it Fox ducks but this time Evans kicks him in the gut and sets him up for the cradle piledriver which he hits and covers the champion 1....2....Fox gets a foot on the bottom rope and Evans is livid. Evans lifts Fox up and shoots him off the ropes which Fox rebound with a huge cross body. They both get up and Evans runs at Fox only to get a samoan drop. Fox covers Evans but it is only a two count. Fox is stalking Evans from a crouched position and when he turns around Fox tries for the Corporal Punishment but Evans elbows out of it. Evans kicks Fox fairly low and sets up for the suplex powerslam but Fox drops down and kicks Evans in the stomach. Fox then hits Evans with the Black Op Slam. Fox covers Evans 1....2....3!

Jessica Lock: Winner and STILL IWF Intercontinental Champion, Ryan Fox!

Kerry Lane: Ryan Fox did it, he survived the beating on his leg and won it fair and square.

Josh Hart: Eh, I would have rather seen Evans take it. I mean a guy who can dissect his opponent so much should be a champion in this business.

Kerry Lane: None the less that didn't happen and Ryan Fox is still our Intercontinental Champion.


After an incredible boute with Montana, Adam Freeman is shown packing his bags exiting the arena, before the show is over. A look of sadness is on the face of Freeman as he tosses his things into a black suitcase. He closes up his suitcase and looks around the lockeroom and takes a deep breathe. Adam Freeman begins walking towards the exit as backstage people try and say hello, as Freeman wheels his stuff right out of the IWF. Carl Long comes running up.

Carl Long: Adam Freeman, Im terribly sorry Adam, You had an incredible match.

Adam Freeman looks at him and shakes his head, and continues to make his way to the door, and stops and looks back. As he heads out the door Edward Redding comes blazing through the halls yelling. Adam Freeman is almost out to his car, when he finally hear's Edward Redding yell for him to stop.

Edward Redding: Adam Freeman, I hear you are officially a free agent.

Adam Freeman looks at him and nods.

Edward Redding: I just so to have a an Open Contract for you to wrestle exclusively on Monday Night Mayhem, how does that sound?

Adam Freeman: You got a deal.

Edward Redding: Fantastic. Now I'm about to make an important announcement later on tonight. You better come back in, and enjoy the show.

Adam Freeman shakes his hand as he walks back into the arena.

 

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Kerry Lane: Josh Hart, I know you may not see eye to eye with Knicky, but even you must admit he’s one of the all time greats here.

Josh Hart: All jokes aside, Knicky held the IWF held with honor and wore it proudly. Do I think he should be inducted? NO WAY. There has been many more wrestlers deserving of this.

Edward Redding: Ladies and Gentleman, tonight here on this tremendous night of wrestling, we come together to honor the recently retired Knicky. Knicky has provided us with hours of entertainment and memories that will last a lifetime. I would think to thank Knicky’s family for being in attendance tonight.

The camera pans to the audience where Knicky’s family waves to the crowd .

Edward Redding: There will never be another one like Knicky in the right, and we feel is only right to honor him, making him the first inductee in the IWF hall of fame, Class of 2009. Everyone please stand up and give a big round of applause for KNICKY!!!!!

Downfall by Trust Company blares throughout the speakers, and onto the stage out come’s KnicKy. He is dressed up in casual attire as he slapping hands with the fans, going all the way around ringside, as he hugs his family, and then enters the ring. Upon entering the ring Knicky and Redding hug, as Redding hands Knicky a plaque.

Edward Redding: Congratulations Knicky, you have the stage.

Knicky: First and foremost I want to thank each and everyone of you. My fans, my family, and that helped make this possible. I’ve had an incredible run over the years, and my body has taken an incredible amount of punishment. But you know what, I’ve loved every minute of it. I love this sport, I love you fans, and I never wanted to leave this business. However reality sets in, and I realize my time is up here and the IWF,and I appreciate all the support I’ve fan from the office. This really does mean a lot to name me the first member in the hall of fame. I’m not really big on speeches, but again I want to thank everyone,and this means a lot. THANK YOU!

Knicky waves to the fans, as the camera pans around the crowd showing different emotions. The fans chant “Please don’t go” as Knicky and Redding whisper something in the ring. Just as Knicky is getting ready to exit the ring, James Kash appears on top of the stage with his wrestling attire on.

Kerry Lane: Oh come on, he just had to stick his nose in this didn’t he?

Josh Hart: Business is about to pick up! Ha ha , this is great.

James Kash begins making his way to the ring.

James Kash: What, you thought you weren’t going to see me Knicky?

Edward Redding: Get the hell out of here!

James Kash: Redding you shut your mouth don't forget who's company this is. Now back to you Knicky since i was interupted. You see Knicky, you thought I was going to let you off the hook this easy? We all know you don’t deserve that plaque or this honor. I James Kash the owner of the IWF an NOT endorsing this achievement, therefore this never happened.

James Kash now steps him the ring, while Knicky is standing in the center with his plaque in his hand. Knicky is in no condition for a fight.

James Kash: I know you feel real proud about this don’t you Knicky. But you just don’t deserve it. If ANYONE should be the first man inducted it should be ME! But I want to be the bigger man and say congratulations, Put it there.

James Kash extends his arm for a hand for a handshake. Knicky and Redding look at each other and at the hand as Kash says shake it. Knicky slowly accepts the handshake. James Kash quickly snatches the plaque and bashes Knicky in the head with it, shattering all over the ground. Knicky is on the ground shaking up as Kash and Redding exchange words as Kash exits the ring with part of the broken plaque. Edward Redding goes to check on Knicky who has a small cut, and is reaching for the ropes to pull himself up. Knicky crawls over to the microphone and sits up.

Knicky: Is that the best you got??? You know what Kash, this has gone on long enough. I got a can of ass whoop with your name on it!!!

James Kash: Is that so Knicky. Than somebody better get a referee down to this ring and Redding you can get the hell out of MY RING! Knicky you better be sure you want to do this.

A referee is see jogging down the ramp and slides into the ring and checks to see if Knicky is able to fight. James Kash makes his way into the ring and the ref ask Knicky to stand up. Knicky makes it back to his feet with that small cut above his right eyebrow and the ref rings the bell.​

 

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Unsanctioned Grudge Match

Knicky
vs.
James Kash

Bell Rings: James Kash quickly charges after Knicky and takes him down to the mat with a vicious clothesline nearly taken his head off of his body. Kash spots the family of Knicky in the first row and mocks them as Knicky lays on the ground. Kash immediately sits on the chest of Knicky and drills his face in with big right hands opening the cut of Knicky as he starts a slow trickle of blood to slide down the face of Knicky. Kash makes it back to his feet and guides Knicky back to his. Knicky catches Kash off guard and swings away with big right hands to the face of Kash and than sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Kash bounces back from the ropes and takes Knicky down to the mat with a shoulder block. Kash than drives his elbow into the chest of Knicky and mounts his chest again and drills his face in with big right hands focusing on the cut of Knicky causing him to bleed more. Kash makes it back to his feet and guides Knicky back to his and sends him to the corner with an irish whip. Kash than charges forward and connects with a body splash in the corner the instant Knicky back hits the turnbuckles. Kash struts out of the corner as Knicky falls flat on his face. Kash charges toward the ropes and than bounces back and connects with a rolling knee drop across the head of Knicky. Kash rolls Knicky over to his back and than places his foot on his chest for the cover. The ref gets down to the mat and makes the cover, but Knicky is quick to push the foot of Kash off of him stopping the count. Kash grabs Knicky by his hair and guides him back to his feet and Knicky quickly grabs Kash by the head and pulls him back down to the mat with a jawbreaker. Kash lays on the mat holding his jaw as Knicky makes it back to his feet. Knicky starts stomping away at the body of Kash keeping him grounded to the mat. Knicky than grabs Kash by his hair and guides him back to his feet. Once Knicky has Kash standing on his own two feet he drives his knee into his midsection and than sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Kash bounces back from the ropes and Knicky catches him and takes him down to the mat with the twilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Kash screams from the pain and Knicky lies across Kash and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Kash manages to kick out right at the two. Knicky hits the mat with his fist and than grabs Kash by his hands and pulls him out to the middle of the ring.

Josh Hart: A lot of back and forth action early on in this match with Knicky is control as he drags James Kash to the middle of the ring.

Kerry Lane:This match started out with James Kash taking advantage of the attack Knicky suffered by the hands of Kash.

Knicky mounts the chest of Kash and drills his face in with big right hands. Knicky makes it back to his feet and climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle as Kash is down on the mat. Knicky taunts to the crowd and than jumps off the turnbuckle and attempts the diving headbutt, but Kash manages to roll out of the way. Knicky crash and burns on the mat and Kash crawls over and rolls up Knicky for the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Knicky is able to kick out after the two. Kash makes it back to his feet and waits for Knicky to make it back to his. Knicky staggers back up to his feet and Kash charges forward and connects with a running knee strike to the face of Knicky followed up by a neckbreaker. Kash makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Knicky is able to kick out after the two. Kash hits the mat with his fist and than rolls to the outside. Kash makes his way over to the family of Knicky and talks trash to Knicky’s Dad. Knicky is down in the ring and slowly makes it back to his feet and sees Kash talking trash to his family. Knicky than instantly moves toward the direction of Kash and rolls to the outside as well. Knicky charges forward and catches a distracted Kash with a clothesline to his back sending him down to the outside mat. Knicky apologizes to his father and than stomps away at the body of Kash. Knicky guides Kash back to his feet and sends him crashing into the ring barricade shoulder first. Knicky gets in the face of Kash and slaps the taste out of his mouth. Knicky is standing above Kash talking trash and than Kash drives his foot into the groin of Knicky sending him down to the outside floor. Kash makes it back to his feet and mocks Knicky down on the outside floor. Kash guides Knicky back to his feet and sends him crashing into the ring steps shoulder first. Kash than quickly guides Knicky back to his feet and slams his head against the ring steps causing him to bleed more profusely. Kash than rolls Knicky into the ring and grabs a chair from behind the announcers table and tosses it into the ring. Kash reaches under the ring and pulls out a kendo stick and slides back into the ring. Kash makes it back to his feet and holds the kendo stick high above his head to the deafening boo’s from his family. Kash waits for Knicky to make it back to his feet and taunts the crowd as he does. Knicky uses the ropes to pull himself back up to his feet and wipes the blood from his eyes with his hands.

Kerry Lane: James Kash has taken it to Knicky in this match busting him up more and costing him to bleed.

Josh Hart: Kash got in the face of Knicky’s family and Knicky didn’t like that too much.

Kash takes advantage of the distraction and cracks Knicky across the head with the kendo stick sending him down to the mat. Kash takes the kendo stick and connects with multiple body shots across the body of Knicky. Kash drops the kendo stick and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Knicky just gets his shoulders up before the three. Kash makes it back to his feet and rolls back to the outside and looks under the ring and pulls out a steel chain, Kash holds the chain up and than wraps it around his hand. Kash walks back over to Knicky’s family and yells out to his mother about hitting Knicky with the chain as she begins the cry. Kash rolls back into the ring as Knicky starts to stir and sits up. Kash makes his way over and connects with the heavily wrapped fist to the face of Knicky. Kash unwraps his hand and makes the cover. The ref gets down to the mat for the count, but Knicky just manages to get his shoulder up before the ref’s hand hit the mat for the third time. Kash can’t believe it and than makes it back to his feet and guides Knicky back to his and sends him to the corner with an irish whip. Knicky hits the corner and Kash taunts the fans taking his time walking around the ring. Knicky staggers out of the corner and Kash charges forward and Knicky catches him off guard and takes him down to the mat with an arm drag. Kash makes it back to his feet and charges forward again and Knicky takes him down to the ring with another arm drag and than locks on a armbar. Knicky applies the pressure and Kash is trying to fight out of it with everything he has. Knicky stands back up to his feet and than swings Kash around and takes him down to the ring with an arm drag slam. Kash hits his back and Knicky charges forward and connects an elbow drop to the midsection of Kash. Knicky makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Kash is able to kick out after the two. Knicky guides Kash back to his feet and than grapples him from behind and takes him down to the mat with a nice german suplex. Knicky keeps his arms wrapped around the waste of Kash and than lifts him back up to his feet and slams him on the mat with another german suplex. Knicky guides Kash back to his feet and sends him back down to the mat with another german suplex. Kash is dazed and appears out of it as Knicky lifts him back up to his feet and slams him on the mat with another big german suplex. Knicky releases the hold and makes it back to his feet and taunts to the crowd.

Josh Hart: Knicky jus took Kash on a ride with those multiple german suplex’s wearing him out.

Kerry Lane: He needs to take advantage of Kash laying on the mat he won’t stay there forever.

Knicky than makes his way to the corner and grabs the kendo stick that James Kash dropped earlier. Knicky hold s the kendo stick high above his head and the crowd cheers on with approval. Knicky waits for Kash to make it back to his feet. Kash slowly starts to stir down on the mat and manages to sit up and slowly makes his way back to his feet, Knicky makes his way over to Kash and cracks him across the head with the kendo stick breaking it in half. Kash hits the mat from the hit with the kendo stick as a small cut appears on his face. Knicky grabs the broken kendo stick and tosses it to the outside and than slowly makes his way over to Kash and lies across this chest and hooks the legs to make the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Kash is able to grab the bottom rope with his foot to stop the count after the two. Knicky can’t believe that Kash was able to kick out and makes his way back to his feet and than guides Kash back to his. Kash tries to throw some wild punches at Knicky, but Knicky grabs Kash and attempts a belly to belly suplex. Midway through the suplex Kash shifts his weight and plants Knicky down on the mat with a belly to belly suplex of his own. Both men hit the mat and lay there trying to catch their breath. The ref checks the state of both men and than starts the count. By the count of four both men start to stir and Kash makes it back to his feet by the count of seven. Kash makes his way over to Knicky and Knicky catches him off guard with a roll up. Kash manages to kick Knicky off of him by the count of two to stop the count. Kash makes it back to his feet and charges at Knicky in the middle of the ring and takes him down to the mat with Street Cred. Kash makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Knicky is able to kick out after the two. Knicky makes it back to his feet and Kash drives his foot into his midsection and sets him up for a powerbomb. Kash taunts the fans, but Knicky takes him down to the mat with a back body drop. Kash hits the mat and Knicky stomps away to keep him grounded on the mat. Knicky makes it back to his feet and than guides Kash back to his feet and takes him down to the mat with a modified backbreaker. Kash hits the mat and holds his back in pain after that vicious backbreaker from Knicky. Knicky than guides Kash back to his feet and slaps him around abit before turning him around and taking him back down to the mat with the Back Cracker.

Kerry Lane: Knicky is getting a bit cocky slapping James Kash around like that he won’t forget it.

Josh Hart: We all know the temper James Kash has and if Knicky doesn’t end the match soon he will see that temper in full blast.

Knicky hooks the legs of Kash and makes the cover, but the ref only manages to get to two before Kash is able to get his shoulder up. Knicky makes it back to his feet as Kash rolls to the outside and hides against the apron to regain his senses. Kash regains his focus and looks under the ring for a trashcan lid. Knicky looks around the ring for Kash and than peeks over each apron cautiously and than Kash pops up and smacks Knicky in the head with the trashcan lid sending him down to the mat. Kash rolls into the ring and than waits for Knicky to make it back to his feet, Knicky slowly staggers up to his feet and Kash than drives his foot into his midsection. Kash than sets Knicky up for The Rebirth and connects in the middle of the ring. Kash makes the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Knicky manages to get his shoulder up at the count of three. Kash hits the mat with his fist and makes it back to his feet and guides Knicky back to his. Kash taunts the fans abit and Knicky catches him off guard and takes him down to the mat with the 47-15. Both men are down on the mat and the ref checks the state of both men and starts the count. The ref gets to the count of three as Knicky crawls over to Kash and makes the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Kash is able to kick out right after the two. Knicky slowly makes it back to his feet with the disappointment clearly across his face. Kash makes it back to his feet and than meets Knicky in the middle of the ring. Both men start trading punches and Knicky gets the upper hand and sends Kash to the mat with a irish whip. Kash bounces back and Knicky takes him down to the mat with a huge Australian Slam. Knicky makes the cover, but thinks otherwise and grabs the steel chain in the corner and wraps it around his fist. Knicky has his hand wrapped in the steel chain and waits for Kash to make it back to his feet. Knicky charges over and swings away with the wrapped hand, but Kash manages to duck the big right hand. Knicky swings again and again and Kash dodges the punches. Kash dodges one more punch and Knicky catches him off guard and cracks him in the jaw with the Superkick. Kash hits the mat and Knicky waits for Kash to make it back to his feet and than connects with the chain wrapped hand across his face. Kash hits the mat and Knicky drops the chain to the mat and than grabs Kash by his hair and pulls him back up to his feet. Knicky than grabs Kash by his head and connects with the Down Under DDT. Kash hits the mat and Knicky taunts the fans before removing the straps from his ring attire. Knicky than grabs Kash by his right arm and locks on the Crippler Crossface. Kash screams out from the pain and Knicky applies the pressure torqueing on the arm of Kash. Kash seems out of it and the ref holds his hand high into the air and it falls to the mat and the ref shouts out one. The ref holds the hand of Kash high into the air again and releases it as it falls to the mat and the ref shouts out two. Knicky is screaming for the ref to do it one more time applying the pressure. The ref takes the hand of Kash and holds it high into the air and releases it as it falls to the mat. The ref shouts out three and calls for the bell.
Winner:Knicky

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via knockout, Your Australian Hero, Knicky!

Post Match: Kash is helped back up to his feet and helped to the back as the ref helps Knicky back up to his feet and holds his hands high into the air. Knicky waves for his family to come into the ring. His family is helped over the ring barricade and they make their way into the ring and celebrate with Knicky on his last match.

Josh Hart:Well James Kash came up short after that heavily wrapped hand of Knicky connected across his face,

Kerry Lane: Knicky just followed the actions of James Kash, plus this was an Unsanctioned Match there are no rules. Give Knicky his time to celebrate this was his last match here in the IWF.

 

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Backstage Edward Redding is looking around nervously as his show is without a champ, as he runs up to James Kash.

Edward Redding: James Kash! Kassidy just walked out on me. What do you want me to do?

Edward Redding shows James Kash the IWF Championship in his hands.

James Kash: Redding, you got yourself in that mess, and your going to have to get yourself out! I don't care what you do, just make sure there a Championship Match tonight! I suggest you go out to the ring and address the fans.

Edward Redding: Alright.

Edward Redding thinks for a few seconds as he looks at the monitor as a match has just finished. Edward Redding makes his way through the curtains to a mixed reaction. Redding steps in between the ropes, and waves to the fans.

Edward Redding: Ladies and Gentleman, I wanted to come out here and thank all of you for making Final Impact a huge sucess. You might be wondering why I am holding the IWF Championship in my hands. Well the Champion, Kassidy came into my office and said IWF was nothing to him and walked out on us all. Everyone around here seems to be acting a little funny here tonight, and I don't really know whats going on, but I promise everyone a MAJOR WORLD TITLE MATCH HERE TONIGHT. Stay Tuned, Because it will be MNM challenging a suitable opponenet!

Edward Redding exits the ring, leaving the fans wondering.

 

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Josh Hart: Ladies and Gentlemen it is now time for the Sadistic Madness Match between CMS and Maggot.

Kerry Lane: This is going to be one hell of a matchup between these two superstars and they both hate each other.

Josh Hart: Here comes Maggot now lets get this match started.

Maggots theme hits the arena as the arena blacks out and the sirens start

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen making his way down to the ring is “The Sadistic One” Maggot!

Josh Hart: Here comes the derange one Maggot this match is going to be ugly.

Kerry Lane: This will indeed be one intense match and not for the weak stomach.

I’m Coming hits the arena as a wall of smoke covers the entire stage, and when it fades away, he comes out from the stage floor standing and looking to the ground, he then in a sudden move points to the sky and then to himself, making a huge flag of Costa Rica to come from the ceiling , he then walks all the way to the ring bragging. He enters the ring and does a four corner pose pointing himself.

Jessica Lock: Standing in at five feet ten inches, weighing in at two hundred and twenty-five pounds from New York, New York, “Bigger Than Life” CMS!

Josh Hart: CMS and Maggot have much hatred toward each other and this is the perfect match for them to end their feud here tonight.

Kerry Lane: One will walk away the other will walk away the loser.

Sadistic Madness Match
Maggot
vs.
CMS​

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Bell Rings: Both men meet in the middle of the ring and talk trash to each other. CMS grabs Maggot by his head and takes him down to the mat with a headlock takedown. CMS keeps the hold locked on and applies the pressure and drives his fist into the face of Maggot. CMS guides Maggot back to his feet and sends him to the ropes with an irish whip. Maggot hits the corner and than CMS charges after him and connects with a body splash in the corner. Maggot staggers out of the corner and CMS charges for the ropes and than bounces back and connects with a big boot sending Maggot over the top rope and to the outside. CMS rolls to the outside and looks under the ring and starts grabbing weapons and tosses them outside. Maggot makes it back to his feet and grabs a steel trashcan lid and cracks CMS across the head with it. Maggot continues smashing CMS in the head with the lid and than tosses the trashcan lid aside.

[c]Josh Hart:[/b] Maggot is on a little anger streak here just bashing CMS’s head in with that trashcan lid.

Kerry Lane: Well CMS went to work first and Maggot and turned this match in his favor.

Maggot than grab CMS by his head and guides him back to his feet and than sends him crashing into the steel ring steps shoulder first. Maggot grabs a steel chair and than cracks CMS across the back with it and sets it up in the middle of the outside floor. Maggot than guides CMS back to his feet and plants him head first into the chair with a DDT. Maggot guides CMS back to his feet and rolls him back into the ring. Maggot grabs the steel chair and slides in right behind him. Maggot drops the chair and than gets CMS in a pin. The ref gets down to make the count, but CMS is able to kick out right after the two. Maggot guides CMS back to his feet and sends him to the corner with an irish whip. Maggot grabs the chair and than charges after CMS and connects with a chair shot across his dome. CMS staggers out of the corner and Maggot plants him on the mat with the powerbomb. Maggot makes another cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but CMS is able to kick out once again right after the two. Maggot makes it back to his feet and guides CMS back to his feet.

Josh Hart: Maggot has been quick with the covers wanting to end this match early.

Kerry Lane: CMS needs to hurry and get back in this match and take control.

CMS catches Maggot off guard and takes him down to the mat with the STJ Kick. Maggot and CMS both hit the mat and CMS makes it back to his feet first and grabs a steel chair and cracks Maggot across his body. CMS guides Maggot back to his feet and connects with a few body shots and than drops Maggot on the mat with a belly to belly suplex. CMS taunts the fans and waits as Maggot staggers back up to his feet and than CMS plants him on the mat with the Sequeira Driver on top of the chair. Maggot is down on the mat and than CMS rolls to the outside and reaches up the ring and pulls out Barbie. A baseball bat wrapped in barbwire hangs high over his head and rolls himself back into the ring. Maggot starts to stir and CMS takes Barbie and digs it into the face of Maggot. CMS grabs Maggot by his mask and pulls it off and digs Barbie into his face and bust him open. CMS than guides Maggot back to his feet and plants him on the mat with the Gringo Killer. CMS than places the chair around the neck of Maggot and climbs to the top of the nearest turnbuckle. CMS taunts the fans and than jumps from the turnbuckle and stomps on the chair crushing Maggots neck. CMS places his foot across the chest of Maggot as the ref counts the three.
Winner: CMS

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner of the matchup via pinfall, CMS!

Josh Hart: CMS is the one walking away the winner tonight. Maggot looks like he is going to need an ambulance.

Kerry Lane: Well folks we still have a lot of action to get here tonight.

 

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Tattoo" Big Mother Thruster hits as the crowd cheer as Charlie Wayne runs out of the gate and stops at the top of the ramp. He looks at the packed arena then nods his head and jogs down the ramp. He slides into the ring under the bottom rope and bounces off the ropes. He stops in the middle of the ring and smiles raising his arms. He follows up by pounding his chest.

Jessica Lock: The following match is schedule for one fall, introducing first, the challenger, from San Diego, California, weighing in at 245lbs, the California Crippler, Charlie Wayne.

Kerry Lane: Charlie Titan and Wayne were once the bestest of friends, and now they hate each other’s guts, I cannot wait to see how this one turns out.

The intro to Higher Ground starts and black and blue lights come across the arena. As the guitars of the song comes in, Charlie Titan walks through the curtain and the fans boo. He throws up a devil horn sign with both hands. In the middle of the entrance ramp, red pyro shoots out from the floor. He makes his way to the ring, jumps in and makes the devil horns sign in the middle of the ring. He then poses on the turnbuckles and ropes making a T sign with his arms.

Jessica Lock: And introducing the opponent, from Hollis, Queens, New York, weighing in at 235 lbs, the IWF Undisputed Champion, Charlie Titan.

Josh Hart: I cannot wait to see Titan put Wayne in his place.

Kerry Lane: Well this all started off when Montana laid down for Titan to win his 1st World Title, and in the process broke his friendship with Charlie Wayne.

IWF Undisputed Championship Match

Charlie Wayne
VS
Charlie Titan​

Bell Rings: Both men walk towards the centre of the ring getting in each other’s face. Then Titan slaps Charlie Wayne hard in the face, Wayne looks angry and connects with a hard right hand to Titan’s face knocking Titan down, Titan then rolls out of the ring.

Kerry Lane: Titan wants nothing to do with Wayne and the match has barely started.

Josh Hart: Titan is just psyching himself up, you’ll see Kerry.

Titan slowly makes his way up the steel steps and enters the ring with the referee holding Wayne back. Then both men met in the middle of the ring locking up this time, Wayne gets the better of Titan locking in a side headlock, and Wayne then takes Titan down with a headlock takeover, Titan is struggling put manages to get back to a vertical base and elbows Wayne in the mid section forcing him to break the headlock. Both men then lock up once again but Titan connects with a hard kick to the midsection and starts hammering away at Wayne with hard right handed punches. Titan then Irish Whips Wayne who bounces of the ropes but takes Titan down with a shoulder block when he returns. Wayne now rebounds of the ropes and hits Titan with an elbow drop and goes for the cover but only gets a one count. Wayne gets Titan to his feet and plants him with a suplex. Titan holds his back as he tries to recover, but Wayne continues to dish out punishment with hard kicks to the grounded Titan showing no remorse.

Kerry Lane: Wayne has started off well in the first part of this match, and being very aggressive not letting Titan get a look in.

Josh Hart: Titan will turn things around; he’s not the champion for nothing.

Kerry Lane: I don’t know about that Hart.

Titan makes it back to his feet but Wayne hits him with a chop to the chest. Then he lifts Titan up for a scoop slam but Titan is able to counter into a beautifully executed small package. The ref gets down to make the count, but Wayne is able to kick out right after the two. Wayne gets up shocked at Titans counter but remain composed and goes for a dropkick on Titan, Titan though blocks causing Wayne to fall to the mat, Titan then starts booting Wayne’s head arrogantly before picking him up by the hair, Titan then hits a neckbreaker on Wayne and goes for the cover, but Wayne kicks out after the 2. Titan taunts to the fans as Wayne gets up but Titan his Wayne with a northern light suplex. Wayne looks in pain and Titan walks around the ring smiling shouting at Wayne to get up. When he does he is instantly hit with a back suplex by Titan and again goes for the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Wayne is able to kick out right after the two.

Josh Hart: This is good wrestling from Titan, not allowing Wayne to catch a break and regularly pinning Wayne forcing him to use energy to kick out.

Wayne once again is up but Titan again takes the advantage hitting him with hard punches, Wayne however is able to block a 3rd punch from Titan and hits back with a few of his own trying to build momentum. The crowd get behind Wayne as he gets the upper hand and Irish whips Titan across the ring and attempts a clothesline when he returns, but Titan ducks underneath it and when Wayne turns around Titan his him with an Enzuiguri Kick and goes for another pinfall, but only gets two.

Kerry Lane: If things continue like this, Wayne will eventually run out of steam, if he wants to keep his title dreams alive he needs to somehow fight his way back into this match.

Titan locks in a sleeper on the grounded Wayne trying to squeeze the life out of the California Crippler. The crowd once again get behind Wayne as Titan yells for him to give up. Wayne starts to fade as Titan continues to apply the pressure, Wayne looks out of it and the referee lifts Wayne’s hand in the air dropping it and holding a finger signalling 1 in the air. He lifts Wayne’s arm up a second time but Wayne shows signs of life and tries escaping to his feet, he finally does so and elbows Titan in the gut. Wayne now starts pounding away at Titan with any remaining energy; titan looks a bit groggy on his feet and finally is grounded by a clothesline from Wayne, titan though is up quickly only to be arm dragged across the ring, but Titan once again gets up and charges at Wayne, Wayne though see’s it coming and connects with a hip toss and goes for the cover. The ref gets down to make the cover, but Titan is able to kick out right after the two.

Kerry Lane: The tides have now turned and its Titan who is now in trouble.

Wayne taunts as the fans cheer, Titan gets up as Wayne attempts the Orange County Overdrive, Titan though counters and knocks Wayne to the mat with a drop toehold and locks in an inverted STF.

Josh Hart: What a counter from Titan, and he looks to put Wayne away with a submission maneuver.

Titan applies the pressure as Wayne yells out in pain, Wayne stretches his hand towards the ropes but is a good meter away, Titan screams for Wayne to tap out but Wayne shows his resilience and manages to get to the bottom rope. Titan though does not release the hold and the referee counts but stops at 4 as Titan releases the hold before the 5 count, which would have him disqualified. Titan again taunts the fans as they boo loudly. Titan just watches as Wayne struggles to get to one knee still feeling the effects of the inverted STF. Titan slowly walks over to Wayne smiling and grabs Wayne’s head, but Wayne was playing possum and quickly hits the Orange County Overdrive and covers Titan. The ref gets down to make the count, but Titan is able to get his shoulder up at the two.

Kerry Lane: How close was that Josh, Titan somehow managing to get his shoulder up.

Josh Hart: Charlie Titan showing why he is the IWF Champion, Wayne is giving everything he has got but he doesn’t have Titans number.

Wayne looks in disbelief at the referee. But lifts his arm into the air as the crowd cheer, Wayne sizes Titan up as he struggles to his feet. When he does Wayne goes for the Sunset County Driver. Titan tries to fight off Wayne knowing the end could be near and lifts Wayne onto his shoulders in a Samoan Drop position, Titan shouts as Wayne saying, “the end is now”, Titan then hits a reverse Icon Unleashed with the back off Wayne’s head hitting the floor first. However, both men are out for the count, both have took abuse and Titan can’t take the advantage straightaway.

Josh Hart: What an Icon Unleashed by Titan, I’ve watched Titan wrestle many a time but have never seen an Icon Unleashed like the one we have just seen.

Kerry Lane: But can Titan get the pinfall and put Wayne away.

Titan slowly crawls over to Wayne and manages to lay the arm across Wayne’s body. The ref gets down to make the count, but Wayne gets his shoulder up at the two. This time it’s Titan who can’t believe Wayne kicked out; Wayne is still out of it though as Titan waits for Wayne to get up. When he does Titan goes for the Icon Unleashed mounting Wayne into the right position this time, Wayne though is able to escape landing on his feet, when Titan turns around Wayne takes him down but the feet and attempts the Board Walk.

Kerry Lane: Can Wayne lock the boardwalk in, he was able to defeat Cahan Malone a few weeks ago with this move in a submission match, but titan is trying to fight it.

Wayne though is able to turn Titan onto his stomach and has the boardwalk locked in the centre of the ring. Titan screams in pain as Wayne sits back applying more pressure, Titan looks almost out of it but with the little energy he has left, he tries pulling himself to the ropes, Titan is about an inch from the rope and with one last stretch reaches out for the bottom rope, Wayne though is having none of it and pulls Titan back into the middle of the ring, Titan raises his hand as though he is going to tap, but instead rolls over onto his back and pushes Wayne away. Titan is clearly in pain as he uses the turnbuckle to stand and can only stand by leaning on the turnbuckle, Wayne though charges at Titan and goes for a splash but Titan moves out of the way as Wayne’s head bounces of the steel post behind the turnbuckles. Wayne has a little cut on his forehead now and from out of nowhere titan takes advantage-hitting Wayne with the Idolizer and goes for the cover. The ref gets down to make the count, but Wayne is able to get his shoulder up a slit second before the ref’s hit the mat for the three.

Kerry Lane: Wayne again kickouts, Wayne refusing to stay down.

Josh Hart: But Kerry, look at Charlie Titan; he is looking to put Wayne away with a highflying move here.

Titan stands on the top rope with his back runs to the ring looking for a moonsault, but Wayne is up and Titan doesn’t realize, Wayne gets in between Titans legs and gets him on his shoulders and hits Titan with the Sunset County Driver. Wayne then goes for the cover and the ref gets down to make the count, but Titan is able to kick out right after the two. Both Wayne and Titan are in pain, Titan looking the worse of, Wayne is standing and Titan manages to get to one knee, Wayne punches Titan in the face, not knowing what else to do, and somehow Titan manages to retaliate with a punch of his own and gets to his feet, Wayne again punches Titan who responds with another punch, but Wayne kicks Titan in the cut this time and hits another Sunset County Driver and collapses to the ground. Titan is out but Wayne needs to get over to make the cover, Wayne struggles to crawl to Titan but does so and lays the arm across Titan. The ref gets down to make the count and Wayne gets the three.
Winner: Charlie Wayne

Jessica Lock: Ladies and Gentlemen your winner and new IWF World Heavyweight Champion, Charlie Wayne.

Kerry Lane: Wayne has done it, he beat Charlie Titan tonight, but he is not looking much of a winner now, but also you gotta hand it to Charlie Titan, what a match we have just witnessed.

Josh Hart: I am speechless Kerry, just speechless. Charlie Wayne finally got the big one.

 

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"We Made It" music hits the arena as the arena goes black and a spotlight in the shape of a star appears on the ramp. Smoke fills up the entrance way as MNM steps out and cockily walks to the half way down the entrance ramp.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring, from Newcastle, England, standing six feet tall and weighing in at two hundred and thirty pounds, Mike Nigel Manase, MNM!!!

MNM then lifts the hands in the air and taunts as Explosions go off. MNM and taunts to the crowd in the spotlight and then he goes in to the ring and goes on top off the turnbuckle and he raises his hands in the air again.

Josh Hart: There he is! The soon to be IWF Champion! And he doesn't even have to face Kassidy for the belt! Kassidy ran away, he wanted to save face from losing to MNM on this, the grandest stage of them all, Final Impact! He'd never live that down!

Kerry Lane: That wasn't the case and you KNOW it Josh! And if MNM thinks he will be getting an easy victory here tonight, I bet Adam Freeman has something to say about that!

A countdown starts on the titantron starting at 5 and counting down to 0. Pyro goes off as the camera zooms into the save me titantron video, then Freeman walks onto the stage and starts walking down the ramp with a serious look on his face.

Jessica Lock: Making his way to the ring, from Manhattan, New York, standing five foot and eleven inches and weighing in at two hundred and twenty five pounds, Adam Freeman!!!

MNM laughs at Freeman from the ring, leaning over the ropes and pointing at him while turning to look at the crowd.

MNM: THIS is who they want me to wrestle in place of Kassidy!? This is going to be too easy!

Freeman smiles back and as MNM's head is turned, he leaps up onto the apron, grabbing MNM's extended arm, twisting it up and dropping to the floor, getting MNM's shoulder joint hung up on the top rope. MNM howls in pain and surprise, backing back into the ring, as Freeman slides in under the ropes and immediately rushes him.



IWF Championship

Adam Freeman
vs.
Mike Nigel Manase

Josh Hart: See NOW this match is officially starting, there was no need for that cheap shot by Freeman, noone expects him to actually WIN.

Kerry Lane: This is Final Impact Josh! And I think Freeman has an excellent chance of coming out victorious in this match!

Josh Hart: You would...

Bell Rings:As the ref motions for the match to start, Freeman nails some well placed kicks to the right shoulder of MNM, working on that arm he previously tweaked. Freeman bends over and takes the wrist of MNM's right arm and quickly spins in a 180, twisting and slamming the arm and shoulder into the mat. Seeing a weak spot, Freeman picks up and locks on a more traditional armbar submission, as the ref see’s if MNM wants to give it up early.

Kerry Lane: Could we see an early submission from MNM?

Josh Hart: Does MNM look like the type of guy that gives up?

Proving this theory correct, MNM doesn’t stay long in the bad position, as he manages to move himself up to one knee, before pushing forward and positioning Freeman shoulders flat on the mat, as the ref counts! Freeman kicks out before even a two count comes out of the pinfall attempt. Freeman quickly lets go of the submission so he can break the pin.

Josh Hart: Smart move by Freeman to not waste any time in releasing that hold.

As both men start to come to their feet at the same time, MNM with a full steam of force and brute strength just powers Freeman into the corner of the right with his left shoulder. Taking a step back, MNM rams a series of shoulder blocks into the mid section of Freeman before following it all up with a hard elbow shot to the side of the head that drops Freeman right on his ass. As the crowd reacts split down the middle, MNM starts to verbally abuse Freeman before charging forward with a knee to the face. MNM quickly grabs Freeman by the foot and drags him away from the ropes as he goes for the cover.

Josh Hart: This could be it!!

Managing to kick out right after the two count, Freeman rolls over to his side before MNM stands up and drops a forearm across the face of Freeman. Looking to quickly pick him up to his feet, MNM grabs Freeman by the neck and raises him up to his feet before rocking him back to the ropes with a hard right hand. Clubbing Freeman into the chest with a forearm, MNM bounces Freeman off the ropes into the opposite direction with ease.

Kerry Lane: Tides could be turning as MNM is starting to get some momentum on his side.

Coming off the ropes, Freeman manages to duck right under an oncoming clothesline and hit the ropes ahead of him with greater speed. As MNM starts to turn around from his missed attack, Freeman leaps off his feet and catches MNM by the head looking to nail the CodeBreaker, but as he flies through the air, he is kept up there, as MNM musters all the power in his body to hold Freeman up before countering by slamming Freeman down on to the mat.

Josh Hart: MNM is one strong mother fuc—

Kerry Lane: Josh!

Josh Hart: What, surely that move deserves some type of aknowledgment!

Coming right up to his feet as he looks over the body of Freeman, MNM lets out a grunt before he unleashes a fury of stiff boot shots to the face of Freeman. Causing the him to roll over on to his stomach, MNM continues the assault by a few more stiff kicks to the back of his head. Continuing the damage, MNM breaks up the rhythm as he picks Freeman back up to his feet and spins him around before locking Freeman in a full nelson submission. The referee quickly gets in position to see if Freeman wants to give it up.

Kerry Lane: MNM surprising everyone by jumping into a more technical based behavior right now…

MNM spins Freeman away from the referee before lifting him high up into the air and throwing him down to the mat, neck first with a high impact full nelson slam. Freeman takes the blunt of the impact on his upper back as he bounces right off the mat and on to his stomach. MNM drops down to both knees as he pulls Freeman on to his back for another pin attempt, and Freeman kicks out at 2.

Josh Hart: This match has been a very down the middle contest thus far. I didn't know Freeman had it in him.

Kerry Lane: They haven’t been holding back against each other at all. And I did. Seems that only you and MNM didn't know that Josh...

Showing forms of frustration after having two close pinfall attempts, MNM takes his time to get back up to a standing position. Instead of wasting his energy to pick Freeman up, MNM waits in the corner of the ring, as Freeman exerts all the energy he has to pick himself up to his feet. As MNM is catching his breath and biding his time, Freeman huffing and puffing manages to pull himself up to his feet with his back towards his opponent.

Josh Hart: Smart move by MNM so he can get a break and a bit of a rest.

Stumbling on his feet a bit Freeman is being screamed at by the fans to turn around, as MNM bursts out of the corner like a bat out of hell running towards him. As MNM gets within a foot of him, Freeman quickly spins around with a fresh breath and blasts MNM in the face with a right fist before grabbing MNM by the arm to bring him forward. Grabbing MNM from the front, Freeman lifts and flips MNM into the middle of the ring with a devastating belly-to-belly suplex.

Kerry Lane: Listen to these fans as they cheer Freeman on.

Josh Hart: I have no clue why, look at him, and then look at MNM! He's MNM for God's sake!

Popping up to his feet with his second breath of life, Freeman doesn;t go for a pinfall attempt and instead starts his way to the nearest corner of the ring. Stepping through the ropes, he makes his way up the turnbuckles to the top, but before being able to get his footing, Freeman is stopped in his place as MNM throws everything he has in his body with a double axe handle to the side of Freeman’s face. MNM comes again with another hard closed fist to the temple area of Freeman’s head, as MNM from the inside of the ring starts to climb up the middle turnbuckle, lifting Freeman up along with him.

Josh Hart: This is something MNM is not very familiar with, going to the top rope.

Kerry Lane: Freeman is the more agile of the two; Freeman is comfortable up there, but MNM? He’s a bare-knuckle brawler, that keeps it down and dirty in the ring. This might be a mistake by the vet.

Taking maybe to much time to get his setting on the ropes, MNM opens himself as Freeman takes use of the advantage by laying in a randomly put right fist to his jaw. Managing to get some momentum on his side, Freeman rears back and nails a hard elbow shot to the side of MNM face, very close to his left eye. Seeing him dazed, Freeman positions himself just perfectly as he grabs MNM by the head and leaps off the turnbuckle to the ringside floor below, in process snapping MNM throat across the top ring rope, bouncing him right into the middle of the ring.

Kerry Lane: WOW! Freeman with a very impactful counter to that attempt by MNM!

Josh Hart: Ok, maybe I wont say anything bad about him again. Sorry Freeman.

Immediately seeing an opportunity to put the match away, Freeman slides under the ropes right into the middle ring as he makes a cover on a down and out MNM.The ref slides in but MNM manages to pop that shoulder off the mat at the very last second to keep the match going. Wasting no time to move to another idea, Freeman flips MNM over on to his stomach. Kneeling over the back of the former champion, Freeman looks to the audience for support as they give it right back to him, before leaning over and with both hands locking under MNM’ throat, Freeman wrenches back and puts him into a modified camel clutch. Being able to see his lips move, you can easily see Freeman talking trash to his rival, but as the referee gives no indication of a submission, Freeman further modifies the move by letting go with one hand and using that free hand to wrap MNM’s right arm behind his back, before MNM falls back on to the mat, hooking him in a Crossface Chickenwing!

Kerry Lane: What a show of submission moves by Adam Freeman! I've never seen this from him before!

Josh Hart: Freeman is attacking every weak spot he has opened up in this match so far, MNM’ neck and arm.

 

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Wrenching back on both MNM arm and neck, Freeman screams for him to submit, as the referee gets in position, but MNM shows no indication of giving it up. Trying to find a solution for the pain that the Freeman is putting him in, MNM attempts to shift all his weight to the right and roll out of the move, but Freeman smartly rolls right with his opponent, landing MNM in the same exact position….just 3 feet away from before. “GIVE IT UP! QUIT! QUIT!”, screams Freeman! MNM holds his free arm up high, shaking it, looking like there could be a tap out coming, but as he gets some of the crowd on his side, Freeman starts to rock back and forth, bringing that arm down and applying more pressure to the arm and neck joints.

Josh Hart: Some life out of MNM was suddenly thrashed by Freeman.

Kerry Lane: As much of a brawling fight this was to start, Freeman slowed the pace down to and put up a style of offense MNM wasn't expecting!

Josh Hart: MNM has been in this hold for almost 4 to 5 minutes, it has to be taking a major toll on either his neck or arm. Or both.

Kerry Lane: Not to mention, look at the side of his face, MNM has some blood trickling down from his eye. Maybe from that elbow shot he took before.

There indeed is blood coming down his face, it rolls off his cheek and onto the arm of Freeman. Showing some signs of fading away, MNM starts to rock back and forth again, little by little, he starts to make a move on to either the tip of his right or left position, as it looks like he might have the momentum to go, MNM quickly flips over once again, putting him right near the ropes, as he reaches out and grabs the bottom rope with his free hand. Quickly on the scene, the referee slaps the shoulder of Freeman, telling him he has four seconds to give this up. Waiting every little bit, Freeman lets go at just before the call of five.

Kerry Lane: MNM might be a bastard, but you damn sure as hell can’t say he doesn’t know his way around that ring.

Josh Hart: Thats why he is a former, soon to be NEW IWF Champion Kerry!

Rolling away from the hurting body of his opponent, Freeman picks himself up and looks to the crowd as they show him support. Freeman signals for the end as he turns around and grabs hold of MNM's legs. Freeman tries to turn MNM over, but a little winded himself, Freemans first attempt to turn MNM over proves fruitless as MNM struggles viciously to avoid the move. Frustrated, Freeman slams down with a hard right hand, connecting with MNM across the face and once again tries to turn him over, but MNM slams a boot into the sternum of Freeman and gets quickly up to one knee.

Kerry Lane: If Freeman can lock in the Lionsault, this match is good as done.

Josh Hart: We know that, but so does MNM, he’s trying his best to stop it from happening.

Freeman drives an elbow down into the forehead of MNM, and tries to lift him up to his feet. Freeman gets MNM into the suplex position but as MNM feet leave the ground, they come right back down to the mat as MNM overpowers Freeman and flips up and over on to his back, reversing the move. Stumbling forward into the ropes, MNM tries to regain his strength, as Freeman is back up to his feet already. Taking a short bounce off the nearby ropes, Freeman comes charging full steam ahead, but MNM manages to duck under the oncoming attack, before spinning Freeman around and taking him up and around with a devastating spinebuster, going for the pin.

Josh Hart: He’s got him..

Kerry Lane: This could be…

Freeman kicks out at the last second.

Kerry Lane: Freeman popped his shoulder off the mat just in time.

Josh Hart: I thought MNM seriously had him there.

On his knees and looking up to the sky, MNM looks tired, but doesn’t show signs of giving up as he pounds the mat with his fist and grabs hold of Freeman, bringing him back up to a standing position. Pointing over to one of the corners of the ring, MNM attempts to whip Freeman there, but Freeman reverses and send MNM crashing hard into the turnbuckles. Not giving him a moment to escape, Freeman follows right behind and further smashes MNM into the corner with a clothesline.

Kerry Lane: Freeman just like that, turned the match around in his favor.

Laying in a few key kicks to the mid section, Freeman starts to climb up to the middle turnbuckle and unleash a series of punches to MNM's head. As the crowd counts along happily “One…Two…Three….Four….Five….Six….Seven…” MNM suddenly gets his hands under the legs of Freeman and boosts him up into the air.

Josh Hart: Oh my God! MNM is going to connect with a spinebuster from the ropes! Freeman is FINISHED!

MNM pushes off the ropes, allowing his and Freemans weight to hurl them towards the mat. Right before the impact, Freeman reaches out and grabs the back of MNM's head, driving his face down into his knees.

Kerrry Lane: Holy crap! Freeman countered that spinebuster with The CodeBreaker!

Freeman shakes the cobwebs and spins around, throwing an arm over MNM. The ref slides in and gets the three count.
Jessica Lock: And the winner of this match, and NEW IWF Champion, Adam Freeman!!!

Kerry Lane: Freeman did it! Adam Freeman is the NEW IWF Champion! I can't believe it!

Josh Hart: Neither can anyone else Kerry..this is truly... unbelievable! MNM was ROBBED!

Kerry Lane: NO, MNM weas BEATEN! What an unbelievable finish to Final Impact!



Kerry Lane: What an incredible story for Adam Freeman. Jan. 1st Adam Freeman vowed to wear the IWF championship, and against all odds, Adam Freeman has done it here tonight.

Josh Hart: I thought we saw the last of Adam Freeman, after the beating he took earlier tonight, He showed here tonight, why he is truly a Number One star here in the IWF.