Monroe DVD Taping (10.06.12)

[FGA Office]

DVD Taping for 10.06.12
from the Monroe Sports Center
Monroe, NJ

Dark Match
Rayzor vs. Matt Daniels

The bell sounds with both men in the ring. They go to lock up when Rayzor kicks Daniels in the midsection. He then rakes Daniels across the eyes, sending him stumbling into the ropes to boos from the crowd. Rayzor then goes over to Daniels, turns him around and nails him with a series of right hands to the face. He then takes Daniels and whips him into the ropes. When Daniels comes back, Rayzor knocks him down with a clothesline to boos from the crowd. He then picks up Daniels, grabs a hold of him, runs and tosses him through the ropes and onto the apron. Rayzor then reaches through the ropes, grabs Daniels and drags him through the ropes. Once he has Daniels in position, Rayzor plants him with a ropehung DDT. The crowd boos. Rayzor then picks up Daniels, hooks both arms and delivers the Rayzor's Edge. The crowd boos as Rayzor tuns over Daniels and makes the cover.

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THREE!

Cruz: Here is your winner, RAYZOR!

[FGA Office]

[ FADE OUT ]

[FGA Office]

[ Earlier Today ]

(( The camera zooms in on Justice Young backstage standing near a crazed looking Golden Dragon Yashimoto..... ))

Justice Young: Fans, I have here with me both a wrestling legend, and a newcomer to Frontier Grappling Arts..Mr. Golden Dragon Yashimoto....

(GDY sneers and grabs the microphone from Justice...)

GDY: I need no introduction you fool! These worthless fans know just who I am, and what happens when I roll into town....the end begins now!! Ryan Kidd will be the first of many to fall victim to the torture my forks bring!! He will beg for the match to end, but the hacking..the slicing...the carving..it will continue until I bleed him dry and he is humiliated in front of all these fat and odorous oafs who cheer for the likes of him! I am the Anti-Christ of the FGA! I am all that is unholy and unwholesome in this sport..cry foul until you are all hoarse you moronic fans, my onslaught of forks and ferocity will not end until I have placed every athlete I face into permanent retirement!! The last man standing will be The Dragon! But tonight....yes, tonight heh...heh,heh...you will be the first Ryan Kidd..you will be the initial imbecile to suffer untold agony....prepare yourself to be forked!!

(GDY tosses down the microphone and leaves the scene....)

Justice Young: And there you have it, a rather unstable individual known for rule breaking and pure sadism. Tonight he faces Ryan Kidd, can the skateboarding fan favorite overcome the veteran maniac? We will find out shortly as these two clash for the first time here in Monroe, New Jersey!

[FGA Office]

Golden Dragon Yashimoto vs. Ryan Kidd

"Madhouse" by Anthrax begins to play as GDY and his manager Katana step out from behind the curtain. They threaten to slap or attack any fans within striking range and then make their way toward the ring.

Cruz: The following is your opening contest of the evening. It is scheduled for one fall. Introducing first, being accompanied to the ring by Katana. From Tokyo, Japan... weighing in at 228 pounds..... he is GOLDEN DRAGON YASHIMOTO!

In the corner Katana and GDY take in the boos of the crowd as they conspire on how to cheat their way to a victory and avoid the initial pat down of the referee.

Kevin Clement: Welcome fans to this latest presentation by Frontier Grappling Arts. We're coming to you from the Monroe Sports Center in Monroe, New Jersey on October 6, 2012. I am Kevin Clement. And joining me a always is my partner, Evan Grayson. Tonight, we have three big matches for you as we head into Fear Itself. FGA's latest supershow is less than three weeks away. And on that show will feature the New Frontiers Cup.

Evan Grayson: Eight men will compete in this tournament to crown a new #1 contender for the FGA Heavyweight Championship. We've all heard the names that have been rumored. Names have been thrown around left and right. But tonight, the participants get named. And it will be up to them to advance all the way to the finals and get that #1 contendership. Who wants it bad enough? We're going to find out at Fear Itself.

Clement: The FGA Heavyweight Championship is currently held by Chandler Scott, one half of The Harvard Connection. In tonight's main event, both members of The Harvard Connection will be in action as they take on Jared James and Mike Smith.

Grayson: This shouldn't even be much of a contest. I mean let's just state the obvious here. Yes, Chandler is the owner of the the sole championship here in FGA. But Chandler made his name as a tag team wrestler. The Harvard Connection are a sound tag team. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they've only lost one tag team match here in FGA. And on the other side of the ring are Jared James and Mike Smith. These are two guys who have no repoire, no chemistry. This is going to be a trainwreck in the making and The Harvard Connection will win in a route.

Clement: Strong words from Evan Grayson. Though with all due respect, you have been loud and wrong before. So tonight may just be a contiuation of that trend. But that's the main event. Let's send it back to Manny Cruz for the introduction of participant number two.

The screamed intro of "This Is What I Know About Sacrifice" boomed from the PA system. The lights began to flicker as the song kicks in. Ryan Kidd comes out from the back. He began hardcore dancing on the floor spinning around like there's no tomorrow before raising his arms up in the air to the delight of the fans. He walks down to the ring slapping some hands of the fans.

Cruz: And his opponent, from Long Beach, California.... weighing in at 209 pounds..... RYAN KIDD!

He goes around the ring slapping some more hands before stopping in front of a steel steps. He climbs the steps and stops at the ring apron before looking around the venue. He climbs the top rope from the ring apron and raises both his arms up before somersaulting down to the ring. He walks to the opposite side of the ring and raises his arms again before walking to his corner while his music fades.

Clement: And here is Ryan Kidd. This newcomer from California is looking to make some waves on the opposite coast here in FGA. From what I hear, this kid has a lot of upside.

Grayside: I'm sure he does. But that upside could mean absolutely nothing by the time Golden Dragon Yashimoto gets done with him. To say Yashimoto is unique would probably be the understatement of the century. He's uncanny. He's unstable. The man's dangerous, Clement. And Mr. Kidd is in the wrong place at the wrong time. His good looks may not last for much longer.

The bell sounds as both men circle the ring. They go to lock up when GDY quickly steps back, drops down on all fours and crawls backwards towards the corner. He then slithers to the outside and begins to slowly walking around the ring while muttering to himself. Ryan Kidd looks on with the most perplexed look on his face.

Clement: I think I agree with Ryan Kidd's sentiments. What in the world is going on here?

Grayson: Why do you look so surprised. Is there anything that Yashimoto does that's normal?

GDY continues to slowly walk around ringside until he darts over and kicks the barricade, scaring some of the fans in the front row. He then lets out a creepy smile to boos from the crowd. After toying with the fans, GDY turns back to the ring. He slowly slithers back in underneath the bottom rope and raises up to his feet. The two men then circle the ring once more. They then lock up. After jockeying for position, GDY moves Kidd back into the corner. The ref goes over and tells both men to break it up by the count of five.

Ref: 1.....................2..................3...................4..............

Both men slowly let go. While Kidd has his arms in the air, GDY lunges forward and bites his ear.

Clement: He's gnawing on his ear! Get him off, ref!

Grayson: Eat your heart out, Mike Tyson.

The crowd boos as Kidd can be seen flailing his arms wildly. GDY can be heard groaning as the ref has to physically pry GDY off of Kidd. The crowd boos as GDY backs up. His eyes widen as GDY never takes his eyes off of Kidd. He licks his lips with satisfaction as Kidd can be seen touching his ear to see if he's bleeding.

Clement: Thankfully it doesn't appear that Kidd is missing any part of his ear. But still! I can't believe that Yashimoto was let out of whatever padded cell they had him in.

Grayson: Hey, we always talk about guys showing killer instict. Well, I think GDY takes that phrase to a new level.

Once the ref tells him that he's okay, Kidd slowly exits the corner and circles the ring. GDY can be heard chuckling under his breath. Kidd then goes over to GDY to initiate a lock up. But GDY steps back. He then raises his arm in the air to boos from the crowd, calling for a knuckle lock. Kidd looks up at GDY's hand, then back at him. Kidd then turns to the face and points to GDY. The fans can be seen motioning for him not to do it.

Clement: I agree with the fans. Don't do it, Ryan.

But Kidd goes against the judgment of the fans and inches slowly towards GDY. Kidd slowly raises his hand up. He looks up at his hand, then back at GDY, then back to his hand, then back to GDY. Just as they're about to lock hands, GDY reaches up, grabs Kidd's hand and quickly begins to bite his finger to boos from the crowd.

Clement: He's done it again!

Grayson: Nom nom nom!

Clement: This isn't funny!

Grayson: It is when you're not the one getting your hand chomped on.

Kidd then rips his arm away from GDY's grasp and storms into the corner. He can be seen shaking his hand in pain. GDY's eyes widen again as he licks his lips with satisfaction. Kidd looks down at his hand, then back at GDY. A closeup reveals a visible bite marks on Kidd's index finger.

Clement: This Golden Dragon Yashimoto is sick. I wouldn't blame Ryan if he just left this match. Who knows what Yashimoto would bite next.

Grayson: Try not to give him any ideas.

The two men circle the ring. Kidd then runs over and locks up with GDY. Kidd uses his momentum to move GDY into the corner. The ref gives both men until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: 1......................2...................3.................4.................

Both men slowly let go. While Kidd's arms are in the air, GDY tries to take advantage by lunging forward with a headbutt. But Kidd knew it was coming so he nails GDY with a forearm to the face. The crowd cheers. Kidd continues his assault by unleashing a series of stiff forearm strikes to the face. The ref then gets in and moves Kidd from off of him. Kidd gets into it with the ref, telling the ref that GDY bit him twice. As Kidd goes back to GDY, GDY nails him with a kick to the midsection.

Clement: Kidd took his eyes off of GDY and now he's paying for it.

Grayson: That's Ryan letting his temper get the best of him. Rookie mistake #1.

After slamming Kidd's head into the top turnbuckle, GDY turns him around and mudhole stomps Kidd down into the corner. While down in the corner, GDY places his foot across Kidd's throat and chokes him. He pulls down on the top rope for leverage as the crowd boos. The ref gives GDY until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: 1......................2........................3.........................4...................5.

The ref attempts to scold GDY, but GDY quickly turns and storms after the ref, causing the ref to quickly scurry to the outside for his own safety. The crowd boos as GDY finds the ref's fear appetizing. He then turns and sees Kidd slowly pulling himself up in the corner using the ropes. So he charges into the corner and goes for a running clothesline. But Kidd moves out of the way, causing GDY to crash into the turnbuckles to cheers from the crowd. As GDY stumbles back, Kidd rolls him up with a scoop boy.

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GDY kicks out.

As both men get up, Kidd rolls GDY up with a small package.

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GDY kicks out again.

Clement: Another near fall for Kidd, but he only gets two.

Grayson: Ryan Kidd's trying to quickly end this match so that he doesn't get his foot chewed on next. I see what he's doing....

As both men get up, GDY rakes Kidd across the eyes, stopping his comeback to boos from the crowd. He then grabs Kidd and whips him into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, GDY goes for a clothesline. But Kidd ducks and runs into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, GDY goes for a back elbow to the face. But again, Kidd ducks and runs into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, he slides through GDY's legs. As Kidd gets up, GDY turns around and runs at him. But Kidd knocks him down with a dropsault. The crowd cheers. GDY gets back up, but Kidd runs over and knocks him down with a jumping calf kick. The crowd cheers. Kidd then picks up GDY and goes for an irish whip. But GDY reverses, sending Kidd towards the ropes. But Kidd baseball slides to the outside. As he hops back up onto the apron, GDY runs at him. But Kidd ducks the attack and nails him with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. As GDY stumbles back, Kidd grabs a hold of the top rope with both hands, springboards onto the top rope and nails GDY with a flying forearm strike, sending GDY stumbling back and ultimately down to the canvas. The crowd cheers. GDY's momentum sends him rolling underneath the bottom rope and to the floor.

Clement: Yashimoto gets sent to the outside as Ryan Kidd gets back on the offensive.

Grayson: He's using his speed and agility to get the better of GDY. That's smart. He knows that he can't play mind games him. He knows he can't outmuscle GDY. So use what you have to your advantage. Maybe this kid has got something afterall.

As Kidd gets up, he waves his arms up and down to get the crowd pumped up. Once he sees GDY getting up on the outside, Kidd runs into the ropes. When he comes back, Kidd charges forward and connects with a tope atomic, knocking GDY down to cheers from the crowd.

Crowd: RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD!

Clement: Ryan Kidd has the crowd on their feet after that dive to the outside. He's come here to make a statement and he's doing just that.

Grayson: But can he get him back inside for the pin?

Katana can be heard shouting at GDY to get up. But GDY looks worse for wear. After Kidd gets up on the outside, he picks up GDY and rolls him back in. Kidd then rolls himself back in before making the cover.

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GDY gets his foot on the bottom rope to boos from the crowd. Kidd then slaps the canvas in anger, knowing that he just made a rookie mistake.

Clement: Good ring awareness there by GDY. Bad ring awareness by Ryan Kidd

Grason: You've got to know where both you and your opponent are at all times. Those ring ropes can be the difference between a win and a loss.

Kidd picks up GDY and shoves him, sending GDY stumbling back into the corner. As Kidd approaches, he reaches back and unleashes a knife-edge chop that echoes throughout the building. After unleashing another knife-edge chop, Kidd takes GDY and whips him into the opposite corner. Kidd charges into the corner, but GDY nails him with a boot to the face. The crowd boos. As Kidd stumbles around the ring, GDY comes up from behind and delivers a back rake. The crowd boos as Kidd arches his back in pain. GDY then delivers an overhead chop to the back of the head, dropping Kidd down onto one knee. Kidd gets back up to his feet. But GDY comes up from behind and delivers another overhead shop to the back of the head. After Kidd drops down to one knee, GDY moves in front of Kidd and delivers a mongolian chop, knocking Kidd down to the canvas. The crowd boos as GDY makes the cover.

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Kidd kicks out.

GDY picks up Kidd and nails him with a headbutt, sending him stumbling into the ropes. As GDY approaches, Kidd throws out a kick to the midsection. But GDY swats it down and nails Kidd with a throat thrust, sending Kidd stumbling into the corner. GDY then heads into the corner, turns Kidd around and gouges his eyes. The crowd boos as Kidd can be heard screaming in agony. The ref gives GDY until the count of fvie to release the hold.

Ref: 1......................2....................3.................4.............

GDY gladly lets go.....only to choke Kidd with both hands. Katana applauds on the outside as GDY's eyes widen.

Ref: 1.......................2.....................3...................4................

GDY reluctantly lets go. He slowly turns and heads away from the corner while Kidd slumps down in the corner, gasping for air. As Kidd is in a seated position down in the corner, GDY quickly turns around, darts back over towards the corner and nails Kidd with a running knee strike to the face. The crowd boos as GDY drags Kidd away from the ropes, drops down and hooks the leg.

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Kidd gets his shoulder up. Katana slaps the apron and holds up three fingers to the referee.

Clement: GDY only gets two. But good ring awareness there to drag Kidd away from the ropes. This New Frontiers Cup is coming up at Fear Itself. And eight men will be named for that tournament tonight. Could you imagine if GDY is not only one of those eight men, but actually wins the entire thing.

Grayson: He's going to need a lot of forks. And something tells me he wouldn't mind that, either.

GDY picks up Kidd and throws him down with a scoop slam. He then bounces into the ropes. When GDY comes back, he connects with a spinning elbow drop. The crowd boos as he makes the cover.

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Kidd gets his shoulder up.

Annoyed, GDY makes the cover again.

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Kidd gets his shoulder up again. Frustrated, GDY purposely covers Kidd's nose and mouth with his hands as the crowd boos. Kidd can be seen flailing his legs around while the ref gives GDY until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: 1.......................2....................3....................4..................

GDY reluctantly lets go. Kidd can be seen sitting up as he gasps for air. GDY then picks up Kidd and whips him into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, GDY goes for a clothesline. But Kidd ducks and runs into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, GDY knocks him down with a yakuza kick. The crowd boos as Kidd looks to be out cold. GDY then reaches down, picks up Kidd and throws him down with a scoop slam. After dragging Kidd into position, GDY heads into the corner and begins to climb the turnbuckles. Once he reaches the top, GDY flips off and goes for a moonsault. But Kidd moves out of the way, resulting in GDY crashing onto the canvas to cheers from the crowd.

Clement: And nobody's home as GDY connects with nothing but the canvas!

Crowd: RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD! RYAN KIDD!

Clement: Kidd's down! GDY's down! Who is going to get back to their feet first?

As GDY stands up on his knees and clutches his midsection in pain, Kidd slowly rolls over and gets up to his feet. Once he sees GDY, Kidd runs over and delivers a stiff shoot kick to the chest. The thud from the kick can be heard throughout the building. Kidd then unleashes a series of stiff shoot kicks o the chest to cheers from the crowd. He then runs into the ropes. When Kidd comes back, GDY quickly gets up to his feet and catches his him a Tongan Death Grip. The crowd boos as GDY cinches in the hold. But the boos turn to cheers once Kidd stomps on GDY's foot, breaking the hold. He then kicks GDY in the gut, hoists him up and plants him with an implant DDT. The crowd cheers.

Clement: Ryan Kidd just dropped GDY right on his head!

Grayson: But he's not making the cover!

Kidd gets up and heads over to the ropes. After stepping through the ropes, he waits impatiently on the apron for GDY to get up. Once GDY gets up and turns around, Kidd knocks him down with a springboard flying clothesline. The crowd cheers as Kidd makes the cover.

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GDY gets his shoulder up. The crowd sighs as Kidd can't believe it.

Kidd then picks up GDY and goes for an irish whip. But GDY reverses, sending Kidd towards the corner. But Kidd runs up the turnbuckles, flips off the top turnbuckle and knocks an oncoming GDY down with the Fall From Grace. The crowd cheers as he turns and makes the cover.

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GDY gets his shoulder up. Kidd places his hands on his head in disbelief.

Clement: Another two count for Ryan Kidd!

Grayson: GDY isn't quitting until someone gets forked.

Kidd then picks up GDY and whips him into the opposite corner. Kidd charges and connects with a yakuza kick. The smacking sound from the kick can be heard throughout the building. He then brings a dazed GDY from out of the corner, jumps up and delivers a codebreaker. The crowd cheers as GDY bounces off of his knees and falls over. After moving GDY into position, Kidd heads into the corner. He repeatedly slaps the top turnbuckle to get the crowd fired up. As the crowd cheers, Kidd steps through the ropes, climbs up to the top turnbuckle, flips off and connects with Sink or Swim. The crowd cheers as he reaches back and hooks the leg.

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THREE!

"This Is What I Know About Sacrifice" blasts over the PA to cheers from the crowd....

Cruz: Here is your winner, RYAN KIDD!

Ryan Kidd gets up and gets his arm raised to cheers from the crowd. He then goes into the corner, climbs up to the second turnbuckle and slowly raises his arms to cheers from the crowd.

Clement: Ryan Kidd picked up the win over Golden Dragon Yashimoto in a hard fought match. It looked like GDY had him beat. But after he missed the moonsault, it was all Kidd from there.

As Kidd continues to celebrate, GDY comes from behind and nails Kidd with a low blow, sending him falling off the turnbuckle and to the canvas. The crowd boos.

Clement: Enough's enough! You lost the match. Let the man celebrate his win.

Grayson: The only celebrating being done tonight will be by GDY..... after he forks Ryan Kidd.

As Kidd slowly pulls himself up in the corner using the ropes, GDY can be seen motioning for his wife to hand him something. Katana then reaches through the ropes and hands him a fork. The crowd boos as GDY holds up the fork. He gazes at it with the utmost adulation.

Clement[: Oh no. Oh no no NO NO NO! Someone has to stop this! Quick!

Grayson: I highly doubt someone will willingly step in between GDY and a fork.

As Kidd slowly turns around, GDY charges into the corner and goes to stab him with the fork. But Kidd hops through the ropes as the last second as GDY stabs the fork into the top turnbuckle pad. Kidd stumbles around on the outside before regaining his balance. He turns around and looks on with shock across his face. GDY drops down to his knees and gnaws on the middle rope. Katana playfully caresses his head as the crowd continues to boo. The camera then pans to the left, revealing the fork still stuck in the turnbuckle pad.

[FGA Office]

(( Backstage, Justice Young is standing by in front of the FGA backdrop. ))

Justice Young: Ladies and gentlemen, with me right now is the reigning FGA Heavyweight Champion, Chandler Scott....

(Chandler Scott walks into the picture with Madison Stewart holding his arm. Preston Blake then comes from the opposite direction and playfully gives Justice a smack upside the back of the head. The Harvard Connection snicker while Justice appears to be clearly annoyed with their antics.)

Justice: Chandler, you and Preston have the big match coming up later on tonight against Jared James and "Wonderboy" Mike Smith in the main event. But first I'd like to get your thoughts on the New Frontiers Cup?

Chandler: What about it? Didn't I tell you the last time that you asked me about some little tournament that these people weren't worth my time? Didn't I tell you that I wasn't going to waste my breath on them? Well the same remains true. I think it says a lot that FGA had to scrap and, in turn, create a new tournament because three fourths of the semfiinalists magically disappeared. You want to know what I think happened? I think Matt Myers, Jacob Rollins and The Phantom got scared. I think they realized that they weren't advancing to a title match. They were just inching once step closer to embarrassment. That tournament wasn't for the #1 contendership. Oh no. It was to see who would be served up to your champion on a silver platter. And you can rest assure that I would have had my way with them, just like I'm going to have my way with whoever wins this New Frontiers Cup.

Justice: Obviously you're confident in your abilities, Chandler. But with a'l due respect, you don't even know who these guys are.

Chandler: You're right. You're right! I don't know who they are. And guess what else?

Madison: He doesn't care, either! They can be big, they can be small, they can be young or even old, Chandler Scott will handle business like he always does. He is your Heavyweight Champion. And it's staying that way for a very, VERY long time.

Justice: Your thoughts about your match tonight against Jared James and Mike Smith?

Preston: What more needs to be said? I mean really, I don't know about you guys, but I'm just about sick and tired of talking about these two. It's like beating a dead horse. Now yes, we're jerks. We can be cruel at times. But even we have a heart. Jared James. Mike Smith. This is our playground. This is our court. This is our house. If we were seeing who could wet their beds the fastest or see who had the biggest yellow streak up and down their backs, then the two of you would probably win in a landslide. But this isn't a bed wetting contest. This is a tag team contest. And guess what Chandler and I are? That's right, geniuses, we're a tag team. And we're the best team going. It doesn't matter that Chandler is the FGA Heavyweight Champ. That's just more bragging rights for him. We're focused. We're ready. We're salivating at the very thought of dismantling you in that ring, limb by limb. This won't be pretty, but we promise that we'll make it as quick as possible.

Madison: Chandler and Preston will walk into that ring with the mind set of a winner. Once the final bell has sounded, they will indeed walk out winners. Anything less would be........uncivilized.

[FGA Office]

On October 19, eight men have the opporutnity of a lifetime.

Eight men have the chance to get themselves closer to the ultimate prize.

On October 19, eight men start their journey, their Frontier....to the FGA Heavyweight Championship.

Eight men. Three Rounds. One winner. It's the New Frontiers Cup. Who will survive?

Also........

Chandler Scott reached the top of Frontier Grappling Arts by capturing the FGA Heavyweight Championship. But one man looks to finally reach his potential and fulfill his destiny. One man has watched as Chandler Scott has berated, demeaned and mocked everyone below him.

"Chandler: With that being said, I deserve the same respect and the same adulation that you showed that bastard. I deserve my standing ovation. I deserve everyone emptying that locker room RIGHT NOW to shake my hand. I'm the FGA Heavyweight Champion! Show me my respect!"

Now, Jared James gets his chance for the ultimate revenge.

"James: Because if you were really as smart as you seem to think you are, you would come to the realization that your disrespectful comments towards your colleagues, and to the fans, give everybody around you the okay to show you that same lack of respect."

"That is the night I get my shot against you for that FGA Heavyweight Championship. And Chandler, you better believe that I'm not walking out of that ring empty handed."

It's Chandler Scott versus Jared James for the FGA Heavyweight Championship.

And it will all happen at.....

October 19, 2012
From the Du Burns Arena in Baltimore, MD

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[FGA Office]

Clement: We are just a little under two weeks away from Fear Itself. The main event as we all know will be Chandler Scott defending his FGA Heavyweight Championship against Preston Blake. However, what we don't know is who will be competing in the New Frontiers Cup. That is, until now.

Grayson: We've just been informed that the eight men who will be competing in this tournament have been selected. And they are:

Clement: Ryu Kanata..... Ryan Kidd..... Golden Dragon Yashimoto.... "The Wonderboy" Mike Smith....
A.J. Fairchild.... Ricky Ian Pearce.... Preston Blake.... and Pat Gordon, Jr. Some of those names we did expect. Some of them we did not. However, those are the men that have been selected to compete in the New Frontiers Cup at Fear Itself. This coming Monday, Justice Young will be in the Event Center to talk more in depth about the New Frontiers Cup. We may even have some comments from some of the wrestlers partaking in this tournament. The matchups will be listed on Saturday night on the FGA website. But I've got to get your thoughts on this field.

Grayson: It's interesting. I thought maybe we'd see The Phantom pop back up. But anyways, we've got a mixture of a couple of known commodities. We've got some people that have been around FGA for a while. And then we've got some new people, a couple of guys that haven't even competed in FGA yet. But I think that at the end of the day, it's not about how much the audience knows you or not. Because by the end of the night, after winning three matches in one night, FGA as a whole is going to know a hell of a lot about you. But I think that at the end of the day, it's going to come down to who wants it. Who wants it more than the next man? Who is willing to push themselves further than the other seven men? We're going to get our answer to that question in a couple weeks at Fear Itself.

Clement: We most certainly will. Again, the winner of this tournament will become the new #1 contender for the FGA Heavyweight Championship. And this Monday on the Event Center, you'll find out exactly when the New Frontiers Cup winner will receive their title shot.

[FGA Office]

As the crowd gets ready for the next match of the evening, some members of the crowd start to look over at the side, where an EXIT door near the building, opens up and out walks somebody as he immediately jumps the barricade surrounding the ring. The crowd immediately figure out who it is as they start to boo the hell out of this man. IT’S KEVIN HARDAWAY?! FROM PRO-WRESTLING FRONTIER?! After the spat on Twitter and the problems starting to brew, he has the gull and the nerve to show up unattended to a Frontier Grappling Arts show and just jump the barricade like that. He should be arrested for the actions he just did. He grabs a microphone however and grins at the crowd, soaking up the negative reaction he’s getting.

Kevin Hardaway: “How dare you treat somebody like me the way that you guys are right now?”

Somebody in the crowd tries to start a chant and succeeds with it. A rather…non-family friendly chant.

Crowd: “FUCK YOU K-HARD! *clap clap, clap clap clap* “FUCK YOU K-HARD! *clap clap, clap clap clap* “FUCK YOU K-HARD! *clap clap, clap clap clap*

He just laughs it off, and turns his Baltimore Orioles hat in reverse. Obviously it means he’s here for business but what do we know…

K-Hard: “We interrupt your regularly scheduled broadcast to bring you somebody who is actually WORTH a damn in this business. And I’m pretty damn sure that you’re seeing the greatest thing that you’ll see on this show tonight. So do me a favor and let me have the floor for a few minutes of your time. I’m sure somebody like A.J. Fairchild won’t mind, or even the man who I’m out here to talk about. Mr. Pat Gordon, Jr. ladies and gentlemen…”

The sounds of boos end up turning into cheers somehow when K-Hard name drops the Southie Scrapper. Hell, the guy who gets the worst boos in the company probably would have been cheered half to death if K-Hard mentioned his name right now, but that’s beside the point. Matter is, K-Hard’s here to talk, so the crowd in New Jersey better listen.

K-Hard: “You see…this man that you’re about to see in front of your very eyes shouldn’t even be wrestling in the United States at this moment. Mr. Gordon was supposed to be wrestling in front of a different lion than what you see on that banner. You see, after his appearance in the UltraTitle tournament, we were looking for the next big star, somebody to help fill the void for us when we needed it the most. Somebody to come in and shake things up for a change to a paper thin roster. Somebody who wasn’t going to bail the second he lost a title.”

“That’s why we picked you. Hell, I thought you looked like a winner. We even talked for a bit in the back about how you were going to take us places. And then, I hear you signed with Frontier Grappling Arts. A company that I never even heard of. Which is weird because you run in the east coast, you’ve ran in my neck of the woods before (and will again in a couple weeks). I honestly thought that you were just dumb enough to sign with the wrong company because you saw FRONTIER and a lion.”

More boos rain out for the invader inside the ring right now. Not just for his mark towards Gordon, but for the mark towards the company. For the hardcore fans who have been there with the company since day one. K-Hard has a grin on his face as he pulls out a piece of paper from his back pocket.

K-Hard: “So you know what? Right here, I have a contract for you SIGNED by both Al Galpin and Scott Mayo here. You come down here, sign this contract, and we’ll act like nothing ever happened. You come to the UK where we actually KNOW how to wrestle. What do you say?”

"Chariots of Fire" fills the arena, cuing the arrival of Pat Gordon, Jr. Ready for action, and apparently to talk, he steps through the curtain, microphone in hand. PGJR looks to the fans to either side and then to Kevin Hardaway, who waits for him in the ring. The Southie Scrapper makes his way down the aisle, keeping his eyes focused on what awaits him. Once in the ring, the young Gordon looks Kevin Hardaway up and down. He smiles at the Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER representative.

Pat Gordon, Jr. points at K-Hard.

PGJR: "Kevin Hardaway. I can't say that you don't speak the truth. After what Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER scouts saw of me in the UltraTitle tournament down in Greensboro, North Carolina, phone calls were made. Texts were exchanged. Conversations were had. And it wasn't long before I had a contract in a nice big envelope with "FRONTIER" and the picture of a lion next to it in the return address. Two of them, in fact. Two different Frontiers and two different lions."

Pat Gordon, Jr. drops his finger. He turns away from K-Hard to face the crowd.

PGJR: "I spoke with the PWF General Manager Scott Mayo, who was eager to seal the deal and have the kind of ratings and marketing that having one of the top sixteen wrestlers in the most prestigious tournament of them all can bring."

Gordon takes a brief pause, lowering the microphone away from his mouth only momentarily. He turns back to face Kevin Hardaway.

PGJR: "I spoke with Al Galpin, the head of the championship committee in Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER, who had big plans for me. Galpin saw me as the person who could step into the ring, drop Gabriel Gambino on his thick skull, rip that GFC World Heavyweight Championship out of his unconscious hands, and give the fans the kind of champion that they deserve again."

A sarcastic grin comes across the face of K-Hard as he signals the number TWO with his fingers and mutters out “Two-time champion as well. Don’t forget it.” A former two-time GFC Champion and he gets thrown into the trash like that? After all that Kevin and Gabe have been through? Not bloody likely.

Pat Gordon, Jr. steps right up to K-Hard, coming face to face with him.

PGJR: "And it all sounded. So. Good."

The young Gordon takes a step away.

PGJR: "Now, not a lot of people know this about me - maybe some of the UK fans might remember it - but I made my professional wrestling debut in London, England in a showcase match for JUST Wrestling."

This kind of comment may be received well by the Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER faithful in England. The FGA fans in Monroe, New Jersey, however, aren't having any of it. Is Pat Gordon, Jr. really about to admit to signing the wrong contract? Would he REALLY rather be in PWF, wrestling in the U.K., instead of wrestling for Frontier Grappling Arts in front of American fans?

PGJR: "The first match of my career was in London. And my old man, being old, and being Irish, wouldn't let me hear the END OF IT! So when I got the chance to wrestle in 'jolly old England' again, when the two contracts were sitting side by side on my kitchen table, I signed the one with the picture of Aslan instead. I signed with FRONTIER. GRAPPLING. ARTS. And I did it, not just so I could wrestle closer to home, but so I could honor my father, Pat. Gordon. SENIOR!"

"And I can't say that I regret the decision one bit, because with FGA joining the United Wrestling League, that means I'll get even bigger exposure here in the USA, in the biggest hotbed for professional wrestling on the planet. And it means I'll be that much closer to making the Gordon name one that NOBODY will EVER forget."

K-Hard immediately laughs and just goes for the jugular right then and there.

K-Hard: “Yeah, they won’t forget your head being curbstomped into the highway by us in Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER. Maybe then, you can honor your father by joining him.”

Ohhhhhhhhh crap. That seems to be the consensus by the fans that just heard what he said in the building, and to whomever will be watching this on DVD. The look on Gordon’s face says it all. Pure and unadultered anger. As K-Hard decides to leave though, Gordon rushes through and slams the microphone on Hardaway’s head as a reaction. We don’t blame him one bit. But K-Hard shakes it all off, as he tackles down Gordon and we have ourselves an all-out slugfest inside the ring. The fans are completely losing their minds as Gordon gets on top and starts wailing on the skull of Hardaway’s.

K-Hard gets out of it though and gets on top now doing the same to Gordon’s skull, as he pushes K-Hard off and grabs his arm, perhaps locking him into the Pat Lock as the fans cheer with thunderous appraisal.

Wait…

Somebody slugs Gordon from the back with a title. IT’S THE GFC WORLD CHAMPION, GABRIEL GAMBINO! He starts to club Gordon in the back of the head…BUT HERE COMES CHANDLER SCOTT TO EVEN THE ODDS…AND PRESTON BLAKE FOR GOOD MEASURE!

Now more people from Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER are completely outnumbering everybody, from Jason Talbot and CJ Osborne, to newcomers like Bushido and Brad King. The roster may be few and far between, but with what they lack in numbers, they have in strength, as they number up on The Harvard Connection and Pat Gordon. BUT HERE COMES THE CAVALRY! THE REST OF THE FRONTIER GRAPPLING ARTS ROSTER! They bumrush the ring as everybody from Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER hightail it and exit via the random door that Hardaway entered in to start this riot. Some of the FGA members try to chase after them, but PWF is running for their lives into a nearby van.

Another camera goes back into the ring, the fans chanting with all their heart.

Crowd:“F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A! F-G-A!”

Pat Gordon sees a piece of paper in the ring though as all of the FGA superstars are looking out for one another and leave the ring. It’s the contract that Hardaway offered Gordon to join Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER. He takes it, raises it in the air…then blows his nose on it and rips the contract into little pieces throwing it in the air like it was confetti. Another way to send the crowd into a complete frenzy as Gordon wipes the small amount of blood that seems to be coming from his nose. Nothing to worry about, really.

The battle lines…have been drawn.

[ FADE OUT ]

[FGA Office]

Pat Gordon, Jr. vs. A.J. Fairchild

'Chariots of Fire' fills the arena, cuing the arrival of Pat Gordon, Jr., who steps through the curtain. He makes his way to the ring, giving out high-fives to any outstretched hands along the way.

Cruz: The following contest is scheduled for one fall with a twenty minute time limit. Introducing first, Boston, Massachusetts..... weighing in at 242 pounds..... PAT GORDON, JR!

He does a lap around the ring, still giving out high-fives to any fans who want one, before he climbs inside. PGJR pulls back on the ropes for a couple of last minute stretches before the bell.

Clement: Welcome back, fans. I can't even make out what just happened. We nearly had a riot break out in here. Pat Gordon, Jr has been the man in the middle between this simmering beef between Frontier Grappling Arts and Pro-Wrestling FRONTIER. But things just came to a full boil, didn't they?

Grayson: They sure did. Those PWF guys, they tried to jump us. But FGA stood strong and united. Every man in that locker room bounded together and chased them out of the arena like the rats that they are. I'm proud of these guys and I'm proud of Pat Gordon, Jr.

Clement: It is a crazy time to be Pat Gordon, Jr. He's in the middle of this cross Atlantic war. He's now representing FGA in the Patriot Championship Match at the UWL's Wrestlefest event coming up the day after Fear Itself on October 20. And spekaing of Fear Itself, he has a chance to win the New Frontiers Cup.

Grayson: Not a bad weekend at all.

A loud foghorn sounds three times, the smoke machine fogs the black curtain as "Busy Being Born" by the band Middle Class Rut plays over the the venue's P.A. sound system.

Cruz: And his opponent, from Dallas, Texas.... weighing in at 194 pounds..... A.J. FAIRCHILD!

Emerging from the back curtain is A.J. Fairchild who, hops up and down on the tip of his toes getting pumped for his match. A.J. then jogs down the ramp and high fives a few people on his way to the ring.

Clement: And here's A.J. Fairchild. He's been noted for his attitude. But these days, he really has a reason to be pissed off.

Grayson: A.J. shocked the world this past Summer as he beat some pretty established names and jumped out to a quick 3-0 record. But after losing that match to the also undefeated Mike Smith, A.J. has been in a bit of a funk. But a win tonight could turn everything around for him.

A.J. slides in the ring, and runs towards the nearest turnbuckle. A.J. scales the top of the turnbuckle and throws up a hook'em horns hand sign before jumping down from the turnbuckle.

The bell sounds as both men head to the center of the ring and shake hands. They then back up before circling the ring. They inch closer to each other before locking up. After jockeying for position, Gordon shoves Fairchild back, sending Fairchild stumbling towards the ropes. Fairchild then circles the ring before heading back over to Gordon. The two men lock up. After jockeying for position, Gordon uses his strength advantage to move Fairchild against the ropes. The ref heads over and gives both men until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: 1....................2...............3..............4.............

Both men reluctantly let go. While Fairchild has his arms in the air, Gordon gives him a playful pat on the chest. Fairchild brushes off his chest before moving away from the rope.

Clement: A.J. Fairchild is tyring to bounce back big time here. Pat Gordon, Jr. may be a newcomer to most here in FGA. But he's got a lot of attention surrounding him. And a win over a guy like that will have everyone buzzing about A.J. Fairchild, just as they were a couple of months back.

Grayson: A.J. clearly has all the tools to get to the top. It's all about consistency and dedication for him.

The two men circle the ring. They inch closer and closer together. They go to luck up. But Fairchild ducks the collar & elbow tie up and applies a waistlock from behind. Gordon tries to pull Fairchild's arms from around him. But it's to no avail. Gordon then tries to elbow Fairchild in the face. But Fairchild moves his head out of the way. Fairchild then transitions into a hammerlock from behind. The ref asks Gordon if he wants to give up. Gordon responds by bending over and reversing into a hammerlock of his own. Applause can be heard throughout the crowd. Gordon then transitions into a side headlock. But Fairchild slips out and reverses into another hammerlock from behind. Fairchild jerks the arm, causing pain to rush up Gordon's arm. After transitioning into a side headlock of his own, Gordon shoves Fairchild off of him and into the ropes. When Fairchild comes back, he goes for a running shoulderblock. But Gordon doesn't budge. After looking Gordon up and down, Fairchild points to the ropes. Gordon obliges and runs into the ropes. But when Gordon comes back, Fairchild knocks him down with a dropkick.

Clement: Gordon let his ego get the better of him as Fairchild was clearly setting him up.

As Gordon gets up, Fairchild throws him down with a mexican arm drag. Gordon gets back up, but Fairchild throws him down with a side headlock takeover. Gordon reverses into a leg scissors headlock. But Fairchild is able to get himself free via a kip up. As Gordon gets gets up to his feet, Fairchild throws him down with another arm drag. As Gordon gets up, Fairchild runs over and connects with a dropkick, sending him through the ropes and to the outside.

Clement: And to the outside stumbles Gordon as Fairchild is getting more and more control of this match.

While on the outside, Gordon picks himself up and walks around the ring. He doesn't appear to be in much of a hurry to get back in.

Grayson: He really is. But Gordon is smart. His father obviously taught him well. Gordon basically admitted that high flyers are basically his achilles heel. He's deliberately slowing down this match. Because if this match kept up at the pace it was at before, Fairchild would have literally ran circles around him.

Gordon climbs up onto the apron and steps in through the ropes. After circling the ring, the two motion for another collar & elbow tie up. But Gordon darts over, hoists Fairchild up with a double leg pickup and rams him back-first into the corner. Gordon then unleashes a series of shoulder thrusts to the midsection. He then stands up and unleashes a combinations of rights and lefts to the midsection. Once Fairchild begins to cover up his midsection, Gordon nails him with a series of elbow strikes to the head.

Clement: Gordon now back in control as he tries to keep Fairchild pinned in the corner.

Grayson: I bet you Gordon is imagining that he's punching Kevin Hardway right now. Not that I'd blame him, either.

He then brings Fairchild from out of the corner and goes for an irish whip. But Fairchild reverses, sending Gordon into the ropes. When Gordon comes back, he knocks down Fairchild with a running shoulderblock. The crowd cheers. As Fairchild gets up, Gordon knocks him down with another running shoulderblock. The crowd cheers. As Fairchild gets up, Gordon grabs him and whips him into the ropes. When Fairchild goes back, Gordon goes for a hip toss. But Fairchild steps through it and goes for a hip toss of his own. Gordon blocks it, so Fairchild goes for another hip toss. Gordon blocks it and then knocks him down with a stiff clothesline. The crowd cheers as he makes the cover.

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Fairchild kicks out.

Gordon picks him up, snapmares him over and connects with a dropkick to the back of the head. He makes the cover.

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Fairchild kicks out.

Gordon picks up Fairchild and goes for a DDT. But Fairchild quickly shoves him away, drops and rolls to the outside.

Clement: And now A.J. is the one seeking shelter on the outside.

Grayson: Gordon took a breather on the outside and we saw what happened. A.J. is now doing the same. He's not going to let Gordon manhandle him. He's going to try and fight this match at his pace and with his style.

Fairchild tries to catch a breather on the outside. But Gordon won't allow it. He slides to the outside, runs up behind Fairchild, turns him around and blasts him with a right cross that knocks him down. The crowd cheers. He then picks up Fairchild, slams his head against the ring post and then rolls him back in. After Gordon rolls himself back in and gets up, Fairchild nails him with a kick to the midsection. He grabs a hold of Gordon and whips him into the ropes. When Gordon comes back, Fairchild nails him with a spinning back kick to the gut, doubling him over. After measuring Gordon up, Fairchild runs into the ropes. But when he comes back, Gordon grabs him and throws him down with a belly to belly suplex. He makes the cover.

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Fairchild gets his shoulder up.

Gordon then picks up Fairchild, places him in a a headlock and then goes for a bulldog. But Fairchild shoves Gordon off of him and into the ropes. When Gordon comes back, he turns Fairchild inside out with a Wicked Lariat. The crowd cheers. Gordon then picks up Fairchild, hoists him up from behind and then plants him with the Sunday Morning Hangover. Cheers and applause can be heard as Gordon makes the cover.

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'Chariots of Fire' blasts over the PA to cheers from the crowd.

Cruz: Here is your winner, PAT GORDON, JR!

The crowd starts up a "PGJR, clap-clap, clap-clap-clap" chant as Pat Gordon, Jr nods his head in approval. He makes his way over to the ropes and raises his arms to another round of cheers.

Clement: Pat Gordon, Jr was impressive in his debut tonight. With more performances like that, he could be bringing UWL gold to FGA.

Grayson: I'd much rather him bring Hardaway's head on a platter. But gold will work, too.

[FGA Office]

I'm Chandler Scott and I approve of this message.

Frontier Grappling Arts is under attack...

"Looks like we're bringing the fight to @fgawrestling #invasion"
-Gabriel Gambino, GFC World Heavyweight Champion

These outsiders show us no respect...

"I have a five and two year who act more mature than those clowns."
CJ Osborne, PWF wrestler

They brush us off as if we're nothing...

"@harvardelite @fgawrestling a lot of talk coming from a second rate champion of a second rate fed. #FGAvsFRONTIER #invasion"
-Gabriel Gambino

They have evil intentions in mind...

"Looks like #FRONTIERvsFGA is kicking off with a well-deserved shotgun blast to the face of @fgawrestling. I'll be glad to pull the trigger."
-Kevin Hardaway, PWF wrestler.

With so much uncertainty in the air, with so much hatred ready to be unleashed upon FGA Wrestling, where is Jared James?

Chandler: Exactly! Hi, I'm Chandler Scott. It pains me to see Jared James act like this. In a time of great need, Jared James should be fighting side by side with us against the evil that is Pro-Wrestling Frontier. But where is he at, you ask? I'll tell you where he's at. He's somewhere hiding underneath his bed, clung to his teddy bear for dear life with his thumb stuck is his mouth. Does this sound like someone who has your best interests in mind? Does this sound like someone that is going to fight for you day in and day out? Does this sound like someone who should be representing FGA as its champion?

I think not!

As FGA Heavyweight Champion, I will continue to stand on the front line against PWF and and anyone else that has a problem with FGA. If a conflict is looming, you won't see me falling off the face of the earth. You won't see me cowering in the shadows. No, I'll be the one front and center, fighting the good fight for everyone here. So join me on October 19 as I rid FGA of Jared James once and for all. Jared is a lot of talk. He's got a lot of charisma and to the untrained ear, you could believe everything that comes out of his mouth.

But I know better.

I know that Jared doesn't plan on keeping any of his promises. He says what sounds good. He says what he knows will make a good soundbyte. But will he back it up? Absolutely not. He claims he cares about FGA. But he couldn't even show up against Hawk Boy. HAWK BOY! What makes you think that he's going to show up in an all out war on FGA? We're in a time of war here, people. And you need someone who will stand his ground, put this company on his back and lead it to victory.

And that man is none other than myself, Chandler Scott. So join me on October 19 as I lead FGA not only to victory, but to a better tomorrow and an even better Frontier.

Paid for by the friends and family of Chandler Scott

[FGA Office]

MAIN EVENT
The Harvard Connection vs. Jared James & "The Wonderboy" Mike Smith

The lights go off as “Fear Of A Blank Planet” kicks in. The first seven seconds go by and the lights flash just as the song picks up. The Wonderboy struts out and looks around the arena, smoke rising up to his knees. He takes a few steps forward and looks over the crowd again

Cruz: The following contest is schedule for one fall. And it is your main event of the evening! Introducing first, from San Jose, California.... weighing in at 221 pounds.... "The Wonderboy" MIKE SM--

As Mike Smith makes his way down the aisle, he gets jumped from behind by The Harvard Connection. The crowd boos as Preston Blake and Chandler put the boots to him as Madison Stewart shouts instructions.

Grayson: I don't think The Harvard Connection want to wait for this thing to get to the ring. What do you think?

Clement: Chandler Scott showed a lot of guts sticking up for FGA earlier on tonight. But then it's moments like this when he acts like a damn coward! COME ON, GUYS!

The duo then picks up Smith, grabs a hold of him and rolls him into the ring. After the two slide in, they get back up and continue to stomp away at Smith.

Crowd: JARED! JARED! JARED! JARED!

Grayson: They can chant for him all they want. But if Jared was smart, he'd let Mike Smith get beaten up and save himself for Fear Itself.

Clement: Jared James isn't a coward.

Grayson: That's not what those Chandler Scott ads say.

Clement: Don't even get me started on that garbage. COME ON, GUYS! ENOUGH'S ENOUGH!

Chandler picks up Smith and whips him hard into the corner. As Smith stumbles from out of the corner, Preston runs over and knocks him down with a lariat takedown. The crowd boos. Preston then gets up, picks up Smith and delivers a snap suplex. Chandler then runs into the ropes, comes back, leaps up and delivers an elbow drop to the chest. Smith can be seen cringing in pain as the crowd continues to boo. But the boos turn to cheers once Jared James races down to the ring.

Clement: AND HERE COMES JARED TO THE RESCUE!

Grayson: What took so long? He got lost?

As soon as Jared slides in, Preston runs over and goes for a clothesline. But Jared ducks. When Preston turns around, Jared knocks him down with a right hand. Chandler then tries to attack Jared from behind. But Jared turns around, blocks his punch and counters with one of his own, knocking him down. The crowd cheers. As Preston gets back up, Jared turns around and knocks him back down. The crowd cheers. Chandler gets back up, but Jared knocks him down with a punch to the face. The crowd cheers. Once Preston gets back up, Jared grabs him and whips him into the ropes. When Preston comes back, Jared takes him down with a back body drop. The crowd cheers. As Jared turns around, Chandler gets up and charges towards him. But Jared steps back, grabs onto the top rope and drops down, sending Chandler tumbling over the top rope and to the floor. Jared then gets up, heads towards the corner and climbs up to the top turnbuckle. Once Chandler gets up and turns around, Jared leaps off the top turnbuckle, knocking him down with a flying cross body block to cheers from the crowd.

Crowd: JARED! JARED! JARED! JARED!

Clement: Chandler goes down! Jared James has been on fire since coming to the rescue of Mike Smith!

Grayson: It means nothing. The Harvard Connection still have the advantage. They're the tried and true tag team. They'll find a way to get this match back under control.

Back in the ring, the bell sounds as Smith picks up Preston, brings him into the corner and slams his head into the top turnbuckle. He turns Preston around and unleashes a series of knife-edge chops that echo throughout the building. He then takes Preston and whips him hard into the opposite corner. As Preston stumbles from out of the corner, Smith goes to pick him up for a scoop slam. But Preston slips down from behind, lifts up Smith and brings him down with a hammerlock belly to back suplex. The crowd boos as Smith immediately clutches his arm in pain.

Grayson: Like I was saying!

Clement: Preston is already going to work on that arm. You know the Crossface Chickenwing can't be far behind.

Preston picks up Smith, wrings the arm and then tries to yank it from out of its socket. The ref asks Smith if he wants to give up. But Smith tells him 'no'. So Preston yanks the arm again. This time, Smith drops down to one knee from the pain. As Smith gets back up to his feet, Preston wrings the arm and follows up with a short-arm clothesline, knocking him down to boos from the crowd. Preston picks up Smith, only to hoist him up and throw him down with a hammerlock scoop slam. Smith again clutches his arm in pain as the crowd boos. Preston drops down and makes the cover.

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Smith kicks out.

Preston picks up Smith, wrings his arm again and then follows up with a hammerlock single arm DDT. The crowd boos as Preston pushes him over and makes the cover.

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Smith kicks out.

On the outside, Jared and can seen brawling with Chandler around ringside. He kicks Jared in the midsection, scoops him up and then snake eyes him across the top of the barricade to cheers from the crowd.

Clement: Jared continues to assault Chandler on the outside. If this is any preview of Fear Itself, we may have a new champion.

Grayson: This is Jared James we're talking about here. You should know not to get your hopes up.

Back in the ring, Preston picks up Smith and whips him into the corner. Preston charges and connects with a running European Uppercut. The crowd boos as Smith appears to have been knocked silly. Preston then turns Smith around, hoists him up and sits him down backwards across the top turnbuckle. He climbs up to the second turnbuckle to grab Smith. But Smith repeatedly nails him with elbows to the face until Preston falls down to the canvas. The crowd cheers. As Preston holds his head in pain, Smith climbs up to the top turnbuckle. Once Preston gets up and turns around, Smith knocks him down with a moonsault. The crowd cheers as the ref slides over.

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Preston gets his shoulder up. The crowd sighs with disappointment as Smith thought he had him.

Smith picks up Preston and goes for an irish whip. But Preston reverses, sending Smith into the ropes. When Smith comes back, Preston bends over to set up a back body drop. But Smith kicks him square in the face, standing Preston up. While Preston appears to be dazed, Smith runs back into the ropes. When he comes back, Preston goes for a running clothesline. But Smith ducks, sending Preston into the ropes. When Preston comes back, Smith lifts him up, turns and throws him down with a spinebuster. The crowd cheers as Smith rolls across him and hooks the leg.

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Preston gets his shoulder up. Smith places his hands on his head. He can't believe Preston kicks out.

Clement: I thought he had him there! Preston just barely got the shoulder up.

Grayson: Let's not get carried away here.

Clement: The Harvard Connection is in danger of losing this thing. You can deny it all you want.

Smith then picks up Preston and goes for a vertical suplex. But Preston clips down from behind and locks on a Crossface Chickenwing.

Grayson: OH BOY!

Clement: The Chickenwing! He's got the Crossface Chickenwing locked on!

The crowd boos as Preston tries to tighten the hold. But Smith runs backwards, ramming Preston into the corner and, in turn, breaking the hold. The crowd cheers. Smith then turns around, whips Preston towards the opposite corner and follows him into the corner. But Preston puts on the brakes and back elbows Smith in the face, stunning him. Preston then quickly takes advantage and connects with a springboard rebound kick to the face, knocking him down to boos from the crowd.

Grayson: Goodnight! Hey, I think I just saw one of Mike's teeth go flying into the front row.

Clement: You did not.

Preston then steps through the ropes and begins to climb the turnbuckles. But once he reaches the top, Jared climbs up onto the apron and shoves Preston off, sending him flipping down into the ring. The crowd cheers.

Grayson: What the?

Clement: Jared James isn't done yet.

Grayson: What, being a pest? Clearly!

Jared then springboards onto the top rope and waits for Preston to get up. Once Preston slowly gets up and turns around, Jared stands up, leaps off and goes for another flying cross bodyblock. But Chandler comes from out of nowhere and dropkicks Jared out of the air to tremendous heel heat.

Grayson: And he just got swatted down like the pest that he is!

Chandler then picks up Jared and whips him into the ropes. When Jared comes back, Chandler nails him in the face with a Harvard Hammer. The crowd boos. On the other side of the ring, Preston picks up Smith, doubles him over with a kick to the midsection and follows up with the Thesis Statement. The crowd boos as Preston turns him over and hooks the leg.

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THREE!

"Ride of the Valkyries" blares throughout the arena to boos from the crowd.

Cruz: Here are your winners, THE HARVARD CONNECTION!

Madison Stewart makes her way up the steps and into the ring. She applauds both Preston and Chandler as The Harvard Connection raise their arms to boos from the crowd.

Clement: The Harvard Connection steal yet another victory.

Grayson: They stole nothing! They won this match fair and square. Besides, Chandler risked life and limb against PWF earlier tonight. You should cut him some slack.

Clement: For as much guts as he showed then, he showed that he's equally as gutless with his attack on Mike Smith before the match even started.

Grayson: Oh well, not my problem.

The crowd continues to boo as Chandler purposely stands over Jared and hoists his FGA Heavyweight Championship over him. Preston and Madison then stand at his sides. On the count of three, The Harvard Connection raise each others arms in the air to boos from the crowd.