Pride S01E05

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Geoff Penzer: Hello and welcome to another edition of LDFC Pride! I'm your host Geoff Penzer and we have a stacked show for you tonight.

On the last show we saw The Greek God of Fist Pumping bring an end to Prince MacRear's winning streak. Tonight he faces a whole other challenge in the form of the Nemean Lion. After recent victories over the likes of Laura Seville and Harbinger, Nem is on something of a streak himself. Which man - or God - will emerge from tonight's main event with another victory under their belt?

Before that we see one half of 420 BC in singles action. After a victory over Hans Kuntz and Liesl Albrecht on the last show, Serenity is without her tag team partner tonight as she's set to go one on one with a man who has also tasted success here in LDFC, Brody Watts. For all their similarities, the pair of them seem to be a world apart - but tonight worlds collide! Can Serenity continue her winning ways or will Brody prove too much for her? We'll find out later.

And in a rematch from a few weeks ago, we'll see Prince MacRear face off against Nest! Last time these two met, Prince MacRear came away with the victory as part of his streak. Now he's coming off the back of his recent defeat against Athanasios Giannopoulos, can he get back to his winning ways? Or will Nest's determination to make up for that defeat in their first match be enough to earn himself a measure of justice?

And of course, we have a special announcement for all our fans. In two weeks time we'll be right back here at The New Mid-Atlantic Sportatorium in Gibsonville for our first ever Supercard - and on that show we'll be holding an eight person, one night tournament to determine the first ever LDFC Apex Champion!

I can confirm at this time that we will see the likes of Prince MacRear, Brody Watts and Nem in that tournament. The other five places are still up for grabs for anybody who might impress the top brass tonight, as well as factoring in recent performances. But lets get tonight's show underway!

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The match started off with Kensington squaring off with Clarke. Clarke barked at the wrestler across from her bragging about LDFC being her territory. Kensington said she wasn’t interested in taking anyone’s spot, but only finding her own. But before she could finish her sentence Clark went at her. Kensington ducked under the clothesline attempt jumping up and nailing Clarke in the back with a dropkick that sent her flying into the turnbuckle. This must have knocked something loose with Clark because she never recovered.

Kensington went right at Clarke dropping her with a standing suplex followed up with cocktail mix of elbow and knee drops. Clarke was able to get her shoulder up on a pin attempt but just barely. Kensington continues the attack though never letting up. After a hiptoss, a long hammerlock submission and arm drag takedown Kensington climbed to the top of the turnbuckle and waited. Clark, still not fully recovered from the turnbuckle shot at the beginning of the match got to her feet turning and trying to find Kensington. Once in position Kensington jumped from the top rope grabbing Clarke on the way down and dropping her with a bulldog. She rolled her over and was able to get the three count and the win.

Winner- Katie Kensington

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The camera opens on a makeshift news set. A table with and old school typewriter, a mug with pencils in it and a piece of paper folded like a tent with LDFC NEWS written in marker. Behind the table sits Triple T wearing his ring attire a bow tie around his neck and a pair of glasses with no lenses and tape in the middle. He is holding a stack of papers in his hand. Holding them like a news reporter he begins to speak. 

TRIPLE T: Hello sports fan I’m Terry Tillman…but you can call me Terry Tillman and this is LDFC NEWS! Tonight we are live at PRIDE and the party is just getting started tonight. Let’s get to the news…

Quickly turns to another camera to his left. 

The Butcher, who doesn't cut meat takes on new comer The Crimson Baroness…and no one cares…no really…no one.

Overly exaggerated turn back to the main camera. Knocking the typewriter off the table. 

In other news Hans Kuntz will once again try to show the world he doesn't suck…spoiler alert…he still sucks.

Quickly looks up to an overhead camera. 

Recently Prince MacRear was voted most likely to be beaten to death with his own selfie stick…I voted 200 times.

Quick turns to all the cameras again before stopping at the main one again. 

But before all of that. Yours truly takes on Severine Leslie in her debut match. Baby girl best of luck to you…next time. Cause you are going one on one with the three T wrestling machine! The Beginner Class Graduate! The TERRIFIC ONE! And like my grandma said one time when she thought I stole cookies…I’m gonna beat you like you stole…some cookies. That sounded way better in my head. But none the less Tillman/Leslie…tonight live…unless you watch it later…on PRIDE...back to you announcer person.

Tillman tossed the papers in his hands up in the air to reveal they are all pictures of Noelle Smith. 

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Butcher and Crimson meet in the middle of the ring. The referee comes up separating the two before the bell rings. Then he backs up and lets the two get going. Crimson goes at him, but he Butcher ducks it and grabs her from behind. He then throws her over with a belly to back suplex that staggers her. Butcher then takes control of the match. After a running boot to the chest followed by a falling headbutt, Butcher was able to get the two count. He capitalized lifting her to her feet and hitting a few more moves capping them with a rebounding STO. He got another two count.

As he was leaning down to pick up Crimson, she crawled between his legs kipping up and pushing Butcher front first into the turnbuckle with a mule kick. She got to her feet running into the corner and hitting a clothesline as he turned to face the middle of the ring that dropped him down to a sitting position. She then backed up running back in and hitting a dropkick to his chest sandwiching him between her kick and the turnbuckle. She pulled him out to the middle of the ring and went for the cover but only got a two count. She continued the offense hitting several smaller moves with an arm drag thrown in. Afterwards ran off the ropes as Butcher was standing to his feet. She jumped up nailing him in the side of the head with a bicycle kick before getting a close two count.

As Crimson then tried to lift Butcher back up, he hit her with a chop block that knocked her down. He then stood to his feet running off the ropes as she stood. Once he rebounded the hit her square in the chest with a boot that really rocked her. Butcher could see that he was getting close and kept the offense up hitting several of his well-practiced suplexes before picking her up again. He picked her up lifting her straight up in the air and holding her there. Once he felt the blood had sufficiently rushed to her head, he dropped her down with his signature sheerdrop brainbuster. He went for the cover and Crimson kicked out at the last possible second. This confused and angered Butcher as he stood to his feet to clear things up with the referee. The referee showed him two fingers and pinched his thumb and index to show just how close he was. But this gave Crimson the opening she needed to pull down Butcher from behind for the roll-up and three count. Crimson then rolled out of the ring before Butcher realized what had just happened.

Winner- The Crimson Baroness

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The camera comes up to the door of the locker room of Donnie Cross and Bree Nelson. Inside a conversation is already in progress. Although if you were walking by you may think that Donovan Cross was talking to himself at first. Bree seems to be visually concerned and Donnie is sitting across from her on a coffee table as she sits on a couch.

Bree Nelson: <I’m just saying that I have a bad feeling about tonight Donovan. I’m worried.>

Donovan Cross: It’s going to be fine Bree. We’ve trained for this. We’ll be able to handle anything that they throw out. That’s why we’re here.

Bree bends one of her arms playing with her ear a bit while holding onto her elbow with the other hand. The nerves continuing to show.

Bree Nelson: <I know, but something about those two scares me. I don’t think that they want us to be here. Like they’d rather see us hurt and gone than in the ring with them.>

Donnie reaches his hand out and puts it on Bree’s knee.

Donovan Cross: That may be true. But they like it here. At least, I think they do. And that means that they’re not going to do anything stupid to jeopardize their jobs here. They just want to be the best Bree, and if running us down in and out of the ring is what it takes… they’re gonna do it every time.

Bree sighs and looks around the ring. She points at her ring boots and smiles at Donnie. He grabs them for her and hand them over.

Bree Nelson: <I hope you’re right Donnie.>

Donnie stops looking over at her and smiling while setting up his own ring boots.

Donovan Cross: Come on now Bree. You know I’m always right.

He winks at her and the two start to laugh. Donovan then sees that the camera is focuses inside the room from a crack from being open. He walks over waves at the camera before pushing the locker room door closed.

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The bell sounds with both competitors shaking hands before circling the ring. After a lockup, Tillman gains the advantage with a side headlock. But Leslie is quickly to slip out and reverse into a hammerlock. She quickly spins Tillman around and follows up with an arm drag. Tillman gets back to his feet, only to get sent back down by another arm drag. When Tillman gets back to a vertical base, leslie takes Tillman and goes for an irish whip. But Tillman reverses and sends her into the ropes. When she comes back, she slides through Tillman’s legs. When Tillman turns around, Leslie pops up and throws out a kick. Tillman catches her foot. He then hoists her leg in the air. But Leslie uses the momentum to perform a back flip. After landing on her feet, she connects with a spinning back kick to the midsection. While Tillman’s doubled over, she runs into the ropes. When Leslie comes back, she goes for a Scissor Kick. But Tillman moves out of the way. He quickly grabs her from behind and lifts her up for a Tiger Suplex. But Leslie reverses into a wheelbarrow victory roll for two.

Once both grapplers get back to their feet, Tillman throws her down with a side headlock takeover. Leslie reverses into a leg scissors headlock. But Tillman escapes via kip up. When Leslie gets back to her feet, Tillman throws her back down with another side headlock. Leslie reverses into another leg scissors headlock. But Tillman escapes with a kip up. When Leslie gets back up, Tillman throws out a clothesline. But Leslie ducks and counters with a back slide for two. Both get up, but Leslie quickly rolls him up in a small package for two. When both get back up, Leslie throws Tillman down with a side headlock takeover. Tillman reverses into a leg scissors headlock. Leslie tries to kip up, but she can’t. She tries for another kip up. But Tillman blocks it. After shifting around on the way, Leslie performs a headstand. She then jumps out of the headlock and follows up with a dropkick to the face. She makes a cover for two.

Leslie takes Tillman and whips him into the corner. She charges across the ring. But Tillman makes her eat an elbow to the face. As Leslie stumbles back, Tillman runs out of the corner and connects with a spinning heel kick for two. Vertical suplex gets two. Tillman picks her up and whips her into the ropes. He sets up for a back body drop. But Leslie counters with a knee lift. While Tillman’s stunned, Leslie delivers an arm wringer, followed by several elbows to the arm. Leslie delivers another arm wringer, followed by a short-arm clothesline for two.

Leslie picks up Tillman and sends him stumbling into the corner with a European Uppercut. After stomping Tillman down in the corner, Leslie drags him away and hits a leg drop for two. Leslie heads up onto the middle rope and goes for a diving elbow. But Tillman catches her with a boot to the face on the way down.

Once both grapplers get up, they begin to trade punches. Tillman gains the upperhand. But Leslie ducks a right cross, counters with a spinning back kick and follows up with a scissors kick for two. A reversed irish whip sends Leslie into the ropes. Tillman throws out a clothesline. But Leslie ducks and counters with a floatover DDT for two. Leslie then heads to the top rope. When Tillman gets up, she leaps off and goes for a diving double ax handle smash. But Tillman counters with a spinning heel kick for two.

Tillman locks her in the TTO. But Leslie heads into the corner, runs up the turnbuckles and pushes back, falling on top of Tillman. She floats over into a pin, forcing Tillman to break the hold before three. When Tillman gets back up, Leslie rocks him with another European Uppercut. She goes for another short-arm clothesline. But Tillman ducks and counters with a Tiger Suplex for two. Tillman rattles off a series of snapping jabs before hitting a discus elbow smash for two. He then whips Leslie into the corner. After measuring her up, Triple T hits a corner splash, followed by a tornado DDT. After planting her with a brainbuster, Tillman kicks her in the midsection and heads into the ropes. When he comes back, he delivers the Terrific Kick for three.

Winner: Terrence Tillman

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The bell sounds with Liesl extended her hand for a handshake. Bree seems unsure. She turns to the crowd, who can be seen waving at her not to do it. She then turns to Donnie, who also gestures for her not to do it. When she turns back to Liesl, she gets rocked with a high kick to the head for two. Liesl shoves her into the corner and delivers a series of elbows and knees. An irish whip sends her into the opposite corner. Liels charges full steam ahead. But Bree makes her eat a boot to the face. When Liesl stumbles back, Bree comes out of the corner and delivers a tilt-a-whirl headscissors takeover. Liesl gets back up, but Bree knocks her down with a dropkick. Liesl gets back up, but Bree hits a spinning heel kick for two. Bree quickly runs over and tags in Donovan, who sends Liesl down with an arm drag.

He applies a shoulder lock, but Liesl won’t quit. After battling her way back up to her feet, she rakes Donnie across the eyes. She then sends him into the ropes, where Hans knees him in the back. Donovan then turns to go after Hans, but Hands drops off the apron. While Donovan’s back is turned, Liesl runs up and dropkicks him from behind, sending him through the ropes and to the floor. From there, Hans stomps the hell out of him. he then picks up Donnie and whips him face-first into the ring post. Upon seeing her best friend her, Bree wanders across the apron to console him. But Liels runs over and knocks Bree off the apron, sending her crashing into the guard rail. When Liesl goes to the outside, her and Hans double team Bree with stomps. They then pick up Bree, lift her up high above their heads and drop her throat-first across the guard rail. They then pick up Bree, only to deliver a double suplex on the floor. Liesl rolls Bree back in the ring, then rolls herself back in for two. Hans is tagged in.

After tossing Bree into the corner, Hans rocks her with a series of European Uppercuts. An irish whip then sends her into the opposite corner. hans charges across the ring, but Bree nails him with an elbow to the face. When Hans stumbles back, Bree runs out of the corner. But Hans knocks her down with a single leg dropkick. Pin attempt gets two. After a scoop slam, Hans hits a leg drop off the middle rope for two. He then whips Bree into the ropes. When she comes back, she goes for a tilt-a-whirl headscissors. But Hans counters with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Pin attempt gets two. Snap suplex gets two. Garvin Stomp gets two.

Hans brings Bree back to her feet. he measures her up before throwing out a thigh kick. But Bree catches his leg and counters with a dragonscrew leg whip. Donnie, who’s back on the apron, can be seen repeatedly slapping the top turnbuckle. Bree gets on on all fours and looks over at Donnie. She reaches out, but she’s nowhere near the corner. So Liesl storms into the ring and delivers a stomp to the back of the head.She then whips Bree into the corner. Liesl charges full steam ahead. But Bree nails her with an elbow to the face. Hans then charges into the corner. But he gets an elbow, too. Liesl charges back into the corner. This time, she eats a foot to the face. Hans then runs into the corner. But he gets a foot to the face, too. Liesl runs over and dives into the corner. But Bree moves out of the way. When Liesl turns around in the corner, Bree runs over and monkey flips her out of the corner and into Hans, knocking him down. When Hans gets back up, Bree runs over and delivers a rolling koppu kick.

Donovan can be seen hopping up and down as he begs to be tagged back in. Bree, who is spent, is trying her hardest to crawl across the ring on all fours. Just as she’s about to tag out, Liesl and Hans dive over and grab her by the legs. They then drag her towards the center of the ring before double teaming her with stomps. They then pick up Bree and whip her into the ropes. When she comes back, they throw out a double clothesline. But Bree runs into the ropes, where Donovan tags himself in. After Bree steps out onto the apron, Hans runs over to attack. But Donnie ducks, hits a shoulder thrust, slingshots himself into the ring and follows up with a facebuster. He goes for the pin, but Liesl breaks it up.

Liesl picks up Donnie and nails him with forearms to the face. She then whips him into the ropes. Liesl bends over to set up a back body drop. But Donovan counters with a rolling koppu kick. When Donovan gets back up, Hans blindsides him with a yakuza kick. He goes for the cover, but Bree breaks up the pin.

Bree takes Hans and goes for an irish whip. But Hans reverses. When Bree comes back, Hans hoists her up onto her shoulders and delivers a fireman’s carry gutbuster. When Hans gets up, Donovan spins him around and throws out a discus elbow. But Hans ducks and connects with a savate kick that doubles him over. He then delivers a sitout double underhook powerbomb for two.

After a scoop slam, Hans heads to the top turnbuckle. he goes for a diving elbow drop. But Donovan rolls out of the way. When Hans gets back up, Donovan delivers a series of arm drag takedowns. He then takes Hans and whips him into the ropes. When Hans comes back, Donovan hits a clothesline for two. He picks up Hans and whips him back into the ropes. When Hans comes back, Donovan hits a dropkick for two. A vertical suplex gets two. As Donovan sets up for a dragon suplex, Liesl distracts the ref, allowing Hans to low blow Donovan with a mule kick, breaking the hold. He then snapmares Donovan over before delivers the Kuntz Puntz. Hans then heads to the top and goes for Blitzkrieg. But Donovan gets his knees up. When both grapplers finally get back up, Donovan throws out a discus elbow smash for two. He then hits a dragon suplex hold. But Liesl breaks up the pin. This causes Bree to get back in. She pulls Liesl off of Donovan and hammers her with knife-edge chops. She then runs into the ropes. But before she can come back, Liesl delivers a clothesline, sending them both over the top rope and to the floor. Back in the ring, Donovan and Hans charge toward the center of the ring. But they each connect with dueling clotheslines, knocking the wind out of each other. The bell then sounds as the time limit expires.

Time Limit Draw

Post match, Liesl attacks Bree on the outside, sending her into the guard rail. Back in the ring, Hans goes off on Donovan with a Garvin Stomp But 420, B.C. charges the ring, sending Hans & Liesl retreating.

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The opening to Deftones' "Cherry Waves" plays as a small screen of smoke cover the ground of the stage. As the first rift blasts through the venue, Nest walks through the curtain breathing heavily. Keeping his head down he looks out to the crowd briefly before eyeing the ring ahead, making his way down the ramp with an alarming sense of urgency.

Tony Allen: The following contest is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Rocky Mount, North Carolina! Weighing in at 312 pounds… NEST!

Nest stops right before he gets to the apron, holding out both of his arms with pitchfork hand signs along with a scream. He rolls in the ring and starts cracking his knuckles as the music dies down.

As soon as the beat of “Sexy Back” by Justin Timberlake hits, smoke smoothly pours up from the entrance ramp, masking the actual entrance impossible to see. Prince MacRear emerges from the smoke mid-sequence, a smug grin on his demeanor and jerking his hips. With a look on his face that can only mean he’s clearly enthused with himself, he does a twirl before continuing down the ramp.

Tony Allen: And his opponent, from Hollywood, California! Weighing in at 191 pounds! He is “The Sultan of Selfies,” PRINCE MACREAR!

MacRear takes turns shouting at the sky, yelling at fans, and twerking his backside at every chance he gets. As he reaches the ring, MacRear sprawls across the apron and poses, almost model like, soaking the attention from the crowd. MacRear moves towards the middle ring and, in a swift, exaggerated manner, takes off his robe.

Geoff Penzer: Nest has been looking strong as of late. But tonight, he faces an old foe in Prince MacRear. MacRear and Nest have gotten into it ever since the first edition of Pride. There’s definitely no love lost between these two. There’s nothing that Nest would love more than to avenge his previous loss to the vain MacRear.

Geoff Penzer: For weeks, Prince MacRear was the talk of Lion’s Den F.C. as he defeated opponent after opponent. But it was two weeks ago that the Sultan of Selfies suffered his first-ever defeat here in LDFC. How will he bounce back? We’ll find out shortly! But he’s got to be focused. He can’t dwell on what happened on the last edition of Pride against Athanasios Giannopoulos. He’s got a big, powerful man on the opposite side of that ring that’s ready and willing to inflict harm on him.

The bell sounds as Nets leads the crowd in a “you got beat” chant, causing MacRear to become irate.

Geoff Penzer: Nest is rubbing it in MacRear’s face that his undefeated streak was broken and the Sultan of Selfies looks like he’s on the verge of a temper tantrum! Someone call his mommy for him!

MacRear runs over at Nest. But Nest throws him down with a hip toss, garnering cheers from the crowd. MacRear gets back up, but Nest knocks him down with a right hand. When MacRear gets back up, Nest grabs him and whips him into the ropes. When MacRear comes back, Nest runs him over with a shoulderblock. He then reaches down, picks up MacRear, grabs him by his pony tail, runs and tosses him over the top rope and to the floor as the crowd cheers.

Geoff Penzer: MacRear just got launched over the top rope and it looks like he landed hard on the floor!

While MacRear gets up on the outside, Nest drops and rolls to the floor. He grabs MacRear from behind, storms over and slams him face-first onto the apron. After a knee strike to the midsection, Nest rolls MacRear back into the ring. After he rolls himself back in, he picks up MacRear, grabs him by the throat with both hands and moves him into the corner. The ref scurries over and gives Nest until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

Geoff Penzer: Nest breaks the hold. But you know he’d love to keep that hold applied for another ten seconds.

Nest reaches his arm back and unleashes a series of knife-edge chops that echo throughout the arena. Nest grabs MacRear and whips him into the opposite corner. He then runs across the ring. But MacRear nails him with a boot to the face. As Nest turns and stumbles away from the corner, MacRear runs out of the corner and clips the back of his knee. The crowd boos as Nest goes down.

Geoff Penzer: Oh no! MacRear immediately went after the legs and it looks like Nest might be hurt. You’ve got to give credit to MacRear, though. He’s not going to beat Nest by trading punches. He’s got to get the big man off his feet and keep him down.

MacRear gets back to a vertical base and stomps away on the right leg of Nest. He reaches down, holds up Nest’s leg and delivers an elbow drop to it. He gets back up, lifts up Nest’s leg and delivers another elbow drop to it. MacRear gets back up, lifts up the leg and drops down into a legbar.

Nest can be seen cringing in pain as MacRear cinches in the hold. The ref asks Nest if he wants to give up. But Nest refuses to quit. After doing his best to block out the pain, he uses his free leg to kick away at MacRear until the hold is broken. After both men get back to a vertical base, MacRear quickly delivers a dropkick to the leg, knocking him back down. He then drops down, pulls over Nest and makes the cover.

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Nest gets his shoulder up.

MacRear picks up Nest, brings him into the corner and slams him face-first onto the top turnbuckle. After turning Nest around, MacRear drapes Nest’s right leg across the middle rope and delivers a series of knee strikes to it. He then drapes up Nest’s left leg across the middle ropes before stepping back towards the center of the ring.

Geoff Penzer: Uh oh! This doesn’t look good. I know exactly what MacRear’s got in mind. If he hits this, the pain in Nest’s leg will be the least of his worries...

MacRear runs over and attempts to hit Nest wit the Slapnut Mangos. But the ref steps in at the last second, stopping MacRear from hitting the illegal maneuver.

While MacRear and the ref and arguing, Nest unhooks his legs from off the ropes. After MacRear moves the reft out of his way, Nest knocks him back with a series of right hands. He then takes MacRear and whips him into the ropes. When MacRear comes back, Nest knocks him down with a cross body block.

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MacRear gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: A hard cross body there by Nest, but MacRear somehow got his shoulder up.

Nest picks up MacRear and whips him into the ropes. When MacRear comes back, Nest bends over to set up a back body drop. But MacRear kicks him square in the face, standing him up. He quickly follows up with a dropkick, sending Nest stumbling through the ropes and onto the apron.

As Nest tries to pull himself up using the ropes, MacRear delivers a shoulder thrust through the ropes. He then grabs Nest and tries for a vertical suplex. But Nest blocks the move. So MacRear tightens his grip before trying for another suplex. But again, Nest blocks it. Nest then grabs MacRear and delivers a vertical suplex to the outside to cheers from the crowd.

Geoff Penzer: Nest just suplexed MacRear out of the ring and man, did it sound like that landing hurt! MacRear has already been tossed to the outside before. That suplex off the apron isn’t doing him any favors!

After slowly getting back up to a vertical base, Nest grabs MacRear and whips him into the guard rail. He sizes MacRear up before running down ringside and going for a corner splash. But MacRear dives out of the way, causing Nest to crash through the barricade and into the crowd.

Geoff Penzer: Nest just crashed through the guard rail! He was looking to end MacRear right there. But MacRear was lucky enough to get the hell out of dodge. Nest might have several broken ribs!

The crowd boos as MacRear rolls back into the ring, then back out to restart the count. He limps over towards Nest before pulling him back up. MacRear then rolls Nest back into the ring before rolling himself back in. He picks up Nest, grabs him from the side and delivers a russian leg sweep. MacRear then drags Nest into position before stepping back out onto the apron. He grabs the top rope with both hands before slingshotting himself over the top rope, connecting with a spiraling cross body. He hooks the leg.

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Nest gets his shoulder up.

MacRear picks up Nest and nails him with a series of right hands. After a kick to the midsection doubles Nest over, MacRear brings him down with a spinning neckbreaker. He makes the cover.

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Nest gets his shoulder up.

MacRear picks up Nest, brings him into the corner and slams him face-first into the top turnbuckle. After turning Nest around, MacRear delivers a European Uppercut before hammering Nest down in the corner with right hands to the face. He then heads back towards the center of the ring before turning around and connecting with BOOTY BOOTY BOOTY ROCKIN EVERYWHERE. The crowd boos as MacRear drags Nest from out of the corner and makes the cover.

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Nest gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: MacRear is clearly getting frustrated now. It looks like he had Nest dead to rights, but Nest will not stay down.

MacRear picks up Nest and goes for an irish whip. But Nest reverses, sending MacRear into the ropes. When MacRear comes back, Nest lifts him up and drops him with a flapjack to cheers from the crowd.

Geoff Penzer: Both men are down! It’s anyone’s match now!

Once both men get back to a vertical base, Nest runs over and knocks down MacRear with a clothesline. MacRear gets back up, but Nest knocks him back down with another clothesline to cheers from the crowd. When MacRear gets back up, Nest kicks him in the midsection before whipping him into the ropes. When MacRear comes back, he goes for a cross body block. But Nest catches him in mid air and counters with a fallaway slam. Nest picks up MacRear and whips him into the corner. He then charges across the ring and connects with a corner splash. As MacRear stumbles from out of the corner, Nest clutches his ribs before lifting him up and delivers another flapjack. He makes the cover.

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MacRear gets his shoulder up.

Nest picks up MacRear and goes for an irish whip. But MacRear reverses, sending Nest into the ropes. When Nest comes back, he throws out a bicycle kick. But MacRear catches his foot. He then spins Nets around. But Nets uses the momentum to turn into a discus elbow strike to cheers from the crowd.

Geoff Penzer: Did you see the spit fly out of MacRear’s mouth? He’s lucky several of his teeth didn’t go flying into the front row as well!

As a dazed MacRear gets up and turns around, he turns into a bicycle kick. Nest picks up MacRear, hooks his arms from behind and delivers a Tiger Suplex. He makes the cover.

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“Chery Wave” plays through the arena to cheers from the crowd.

Tony Allen: Here is your winner, NEST!

The ref raises Nest’s arm, but Nest quickly winces in pain before clutching his ribs.

Geoff Penzer: Nest wins! Nest wins! He gets his revenge on Prince MacRear! Nest still looks in pain. But he was able to battle through it and pick up the win! I wonder what this means now for Prince MacRear? After a hot start, this is now two losses in a row for the Sultan of Selfies. How will his highness bounce back?

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"Here we come, here we are! The living dead superstars!"

A cheer goes up for the beginning of Zombie Girl's "Living Dead Superstars", and the team of 420 B.C., Serenity and Ligaya Fontaine, emerge. Serenity walks to the ring at the pace of a bride walking down the aisle, veiled and clutching a bouquet of dead flowers. Behind her, Ligaya crosses back and forth between the fans, hyping them up with hugs and high fives.

Tony Allen: The following contest is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, now residing out of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, weighing in at 115lbs ... SERENITY!

Serenity hands her bouquet to her partner and rolls into the ring, and starts pacing around with her head bowed. She finally pushes her veil back from her face and sits down in the corner waiting for the match to start, while Ligaya casually chats to front row fans.

Tony Allen: And her opponent, from Bloody Corners, Ohio, weighing in at 285lbs ... BRODY WATTS!

The lights dim as "Beneath The Silt" hits. After a few prolonged moments, the verse kicks in and Brody Watts stalks out, inspiring boos from the crowd. He pays the catcalls no mind, however, stalking down to the ring at a methodical pace, looking around a moment before sliding in. He paces for a moment, the boos intensifying further before he shoulders roughly past the referee and ring announcer, heading to slouch against the turnbuckles...and wait.

The bell sounds to start the match as Watts lurches forward out of the corner. Serenity moves quickly to avoid the grapple attempt, managing to position herself behind Watts as he turns around to be met by some chops to the chest. They seem to have little effect, however; Watts glares down at the comparatively small opponent in front of him and swings with a lariat – only to see Serenity duck under the arm. She goes against the ropes, coming back with a basement dropkick from behind that brings Watts crashing down on his back.

Geoff Penzer: Serenity starting strongly as she’s taking the fight to Brody Watts here in the early going.

Both competitors scramble back to their feet as Serenity hits the Japanese arm drag, taking Watts down once more. They repeat the process, hurrying back to their feet before Brody gets taken down by another Japanese armdrag, and this time he’s slower back to his feet. He eventually rises to his feet, albeit doubled over, as Serenity goes against the ropes. She goes for the swinging neckbreaker – NO! Watts stands up to avoid the grip of his opponent before waiting for Serenity to turn back around as he plows into her with a huge clothesline!

Geoff Penzer: What impact!

Serenity is turned inside out by the clothesline, landing with a thud as Brody makes the first cover of the match.

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But Serenity throws the shoulder up. Watts lifts his opponent back to her feet, delivering some clubbing blows to her back before throwing her head long into the corner. Serenity’s head bounces off the turnbuckle as she falls back into the corner; Brody goes South, thrusting the shoulder up into the midsection of Serenity several times before the referee intervenes, calling for a break. Watts gives the official a stern look out of the corner of his eyes, causing the man in stripes to back away as Serenity slumps to a seated position in the corner. She immediately finds herself with a boot across the throat as the referee begins counting to five. Brody releases the choke at four…and a half before glaring at the official once more.

Geoff Penzer: Brody will have to show some restraint or else he’s going to find himself getting disqualified.

Relentless, Watts drags his opponent back to her feet and promptly hooks her in position for a suplex. He lifts her high into the air, holding her there for several seconds before dropping Serenity face first to the mat with a gourdbuster. Watts hooks the leg.

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But Serenity kicks out again. Growing increasingly irate, Watts drags his opponent to her feet again as he goes for an Irish whip. Serenity bounces off the ropes as Watts lowers his head for a back body drop – NO! It’s scouted as Serenity counters with a boot to the face. Followed by a dropkick that sends Watts staggering backwards. The crowd are beginning to get behind as Serenity grabs her opponent and delivers a couple of Battleground Uppercuts.

Geoff Penzer: Here comes the fight back.

The big man is reeling as Serenity is beginning to get that second wind going. She takes a few steps back before running at Brody – but he counters the attack with a back body drop, throwing Serenity over the top rope … only for her to grab the top rope and land on the apron. Her reprieve is short lived, however, as Brody runs with a jumping knee attack that sends Serenity hurtling off the apron and down into the guard rail by ringside!

Watts remains in the ring, staring out at the fans as his shoulders heave due the labored breathing; Serenity is down on the outside, clutching at her lower back as the referee begins the count out. Brody slides out under the bottom rope, grabbing Serenity before delivering a Russian legsweep back against the guard rail.

Geoff Penzer: Ouch, I felt that one from here.

Before the ten count, Serenity is rolled back into the ring as Watts follows close behind. She props herself up to all fours as Watts stands over her. He takes his time, but eventually lifts her up for a powerbomb – NO! Serenity fights him off, delivering some punches to the face before countering with a hurricanrana! Brody is sent across the ring, but he quickly uses the ropes to get back to his feet as Serenity pushes herself back to her feet. Watts charges at her, but she ducks the lariat attempt, countering with a superkick as he turns back around! It’s enough to knock Brody down as Serenity drops on top of him for the cover.

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Brody gets the shoulder up at the last second as the crowd gasp in disappointment. Serenity is slow back to her feet, but her opponent is still down on the mat as she walks towards the ropes, stepping out onto the apron. Watts is disorientated as he gets back to a vertical base, unsure of where Serenity is as she springboards up onto the top rope, leaping into the ring – and straight onto the shoulders of Brody Watts! He plucks her out of midair and promptly delivers a Death Valley Bomb! And the cover.

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Tony Allen: Ladies and gentlemen, the winner of this match, BRODY WATTS!

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TV Rock- Flaunt It begins to play as Athanasios Giannopoulos steps out onto the beginning of the entranceway with a velvet rope in his hands. He smirks as he looks out at the audience, then begins making his way down to the ring as he looks out at the audience and gives them two different responses; "you're in" or "you're not allowed in".

Tony Allen: The following contest is your main event of the evening! Introducing first, now residing out of Queens, New York, weighing in at 185 pounds, he is “The Greek God of Fist Pumping” ATHANASIOS GIANNOPOULOS!

Once he's ringside, Athanasios sets the velvet rope ahead of the ring, almost as if the ring is a VIP entrance, before he slides into the ring and heads over to his corner. AG then leans up against the corner as he strokes at his chest hair while waiting for the match to begin.

Tony Allen: And his opponent, hailing from Parts Unknown, weighing in at 285lbs ... Being accompanied to the ring by Ricky Oswego ... He is NEM!

A light mist fills the entranceway as "The Bottom" by Staind begins to blare through the speakers. Soon, Ricky Oswego emerges, his arms stretched wide as he takes in the chorus of boos. He mockingly laughs at the crowd as he turns around and beckons for his beast to emerge. Nem lumbers through the curtain; a hood pulled over his head, almost looking like the reaper himself. He stops alongside Ricky, and glances down at him as if awaiting his next command. Ricky takes the lead, heading towards the ring with Nem lumbering steps behind. Ricky reaches the ring and stops, turning and ordering Nem inside. Nem nods in understanding and makes his way up the steps, climbing into the ring. He removes his hooded trench coat, exposing his masked face to the world. He turns and hands his jacket to his brother as he awaits the bell.

Geoff Penzer: Time for our main event of the evening; on the last show we saw Athanasios Giannopoulos end Prince MacRear’s winning streak, while Nem has been racking up some impressive wins of his own over recent weeks. Now they meet one-on-one for the first time.

The bell sounds to start the match as AG circles the ring; his opponent remains almost motionless in the center of the squared circle, his eyes following Athanasios as the Greek stays on the move. After a few moments, AG challenges the big man to a test of strength, holding up one hand. Nem takes it before they lock the other hand in place as well.

Geoff Penzer: That’s probably not a wise tactic from Giannopoulos, he’s giving up one hundred pounds in weight here.

The two men clash chests, but not even the mighty chest hair of the Greek God of Fist Pumping can save him right now. Nem soon overpowers his opponent, standing over AG as the Greek falls to one knee. But still the test persists. Athanasios stands back up, rallying his strength as he thrusts a knee up into the midsection of the big man.

But Nem doesn’t budge.

Geoff Penzer: I’m not sure Nem even felt that one.

And with the test of strength still ongoing, Nem rotates his wrists, using his brute force to lift Athanasios off the mat with their hand still interlocked. The Greek God of Fist Pumping howls in pain as he’s lifted into the air, only to be dropped back down moments later. Nem connects with an overhand chop to the chest, knocking his opponent down to the mat, but AG pops right back up. Another chop connects, and again AG goes down before he rolls to the outside to gather his thoughts.

Beneath that rug on his chest, you can see the redness developing on AG as he waits on the outside of the ring. The crowd begin to boo as he takes his time, clutching at his chest – that is until Nem steps over the top rope. The big man lands on the outside and moves towards Athanasios, but he’s not sticking around. AG hightails it around the ring as Nem gives chase. AG slides in under the bottom rope, followed by Nem – and the big man is caught by a stomp to the back of the head. And another. But he’s still getting up…

Geoff Penzer: Athanasios is going to have to try and keep the big man off his feet if he wants to stand a chance here. There’s no way he can go toe-to-toe with Nem.

Athanasios applies a side headlock, trying to keep the big man down, but to no avail. Again the brute strength of Nem shining through as he lifts Athanasios up for a belly to back suplex before dropping him down across his knee with an atomic drop! Giannopoulos staggers away from the impact clutching at his fanny as the crowd laugh at his misfortune. The Greek turns around, right into a big boot by Nem before he goes for the first cover of the match.

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Geoff Penzer: So close!

But Athanasios gets the shoulder up. Nem drags his opponent back to a vertical base with two hands around the throat, tossing Athanasios back into the corner; he charges in after AG moments later, crushing the Greek with an avalanche attack. An Irish whip follows as Athanasios is sent from pillar to post, Nem hot on his trail – but it’s Nem’s turn to get caught by the big boot! AG throwing the foot up to counter, causing Nem to stagger backwards. Athanasios hops up to the middle rope, using it as a base from which to leap with a dropkick! It lands flush to the kisser, knocking Nem down. AG is quick to go for a cover.

Geoff Penzer: A terrific dropkick by Athanasios, could this be it?

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But Nem powers out, throwing his opponent off him. AG scrambles back to his feet; Nem is slower than his opponent, but also returns to a vertical base before getting caught by some knife edge chops to the chest. They seem to have little effect on the big man, but as the Greek man goes South with a knee lift to the gut, it’s enough to double over Nem. On the outside of the ring, Ricky Oswego is shouting instructions to his brother, but he can’t prevent AG from executing the bulldog, driving his opponent’s face into the mat.

Geoff Penzer: Nem finding himself on the receiving end of a lot of punishment here tonight, and that’s not sitting right with his brother, Ricky Oswego.

Nem is down as AG stands over his prone foe, taking the opportunity to fist pump, drawing some cheers from the fans. The rest still don’t particularly care for the man, however. AG goes against the ropes, coming back with a big splash, driving all 185lbs of himself down across the prone body of Nem. And the lateral press to cover.

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But Nem powers out again, tossing Athanasios even further across the ring this time. The Greek stares in amazement as his opponent sits up, before standing upright. Nem lurches forward, but AG is ready for him. He fires off some punches to the face, rocking the big man where he stands, but Nem responds with a hard right of his own, knocking AG down! He gets right back up, straight into a throat strike. The referee admonishes Nem for the move, but he pays the official no mind as he wraps both hands aroudnt he throat of Athanasios Giannopoulos, using the hold to lift him back to his feet and, again, throwing him back into the corner. With his opponent backed against the turnbuckle, Nem unloads with a couple of European uppercuts before dragging him out and across the ring. An Irish whip follows; AG is sent running against the ropes, coming back into the waiting arms of the monster as Nem drives him into the mat with a powerslam!

Geoff Penzer: What strength! I felt that impact from here.

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AG gets the shoulder up in the nick of time. He rolls towards the ropes again, exiting the ring to try and gather his bearings, clutching at his back in pain. Nem again steps out over the nearest top rope, which just happens to be around the corner from where AG is standing. The big man begins to give chase, moving towards Athanasios, who beats a hasty retreat. The look of fear is evident on Giannopoulos’s face as Nem has him backed against the ring post, only for the big man to get caught by surprise by a drop toe hold, sending him face first against the steel steps!

Geoff Penzer: Nem’s head bouncing off the steel steps there – can Athanasios capitalize?

AG rolls in and out of the ring to restart the referee’s count as he immediately makes his way back to his kneeling opponent – Nem is knelt over the steel steps after that impact – as AG grabs his opponent by the back of the head. Oswego shouts at him not to do so, but Athanasios bounces the big man’s head off the steel steps again, drawing a moderate reaction from the crowd! The reaction gets louder as AG fist pumps again, all before he rolls Nem back into the ring. And the hook of the leg.

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Nem gets the shoulder up. AG looks to the official in shock, but the referee assures him it was only a two count. The Greek stands back up, getting in the referee’s face to argue the fact, but it’s not going to change anything. Nem begins to stir, but Athanasios sees this out of the corner of his eye; AG turns and stomps at his opponent, keeping the big man grounded momentarily before he lifts Nem back to a vertical base. An Irish whip follows; AG sends Nem running towards the corner as the big man hits the turnbuckles hard. But he doesn’t have time to react as Giannopoulos charges in with a running jumping splash! Another Irish whip follows as Athanasios charges in after his opponent again, leaping with another splash – nothin’ but turnbuckle!

Geoff Penzer: Nobody home!

Athanasios staggers out of the corner, right into the waiting arms of Nem as the big man drives him into the canvas with a thrust spinebuster – NO! A DDT counter by Athanasios! He could have it here, but the Greek God of Fist Pumping isn’t done just yet. He points towards the corner, slowly climbing to the top rope … but he’s too slow. Nem is back on his feet, albeit dazed, as Athanasios is busy steadying himself on the top rope. He leaps off with an axhandle smash – NO! Nem catches him with both hands around the throat – SON OF TYPHON! And the cover!

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Tony Allen: Ladies and gentlemen, the winner of this match, NEM!

Geoff Penzer: There we have it, Nem managing to pull off the victory here in tonight’s main event. And that’s all the time we have tonight, be sure to tune in in two weeks time when we’ll be having our first ever Supershow! Good night!